{"prompt": "Great Britain's\u00a0medal hopes at the 2016 Olympics have taken a hit after potential gold-winning Taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook\u2019s switch to represent Moldova was confirmed. The 24-year-old from Dorset, ranked No 2 in the world in the sub-80kg class, has had his citizenship change ratified after the breakdown of his relationship with the British Olympic Association. Cook, who has not competed for GB since missing out on selection for London 2012, appears to have been taken under the wing of the Moldovan Taekwondo Federation and its billionaire president Igor Iuzefovici. Taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook's application to switch allegiances to Moldova has been approved . Cook has been granted Moldovan citizenship British Olympic Association plans to fight for them in Rio 2016 . The extent of their financial support is unclear but Cook has received a Moldovan passport and will compete for them at Rio 2016. His first outing is likely to be at the World Championships in Russia next month. Cook has said he felt he had no other option due to a lack of funding and support from GB.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nGreat Britain's\u00a0medal hopes at the 2016 Olympics have taken a hit after potential gold-winning Taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook\u2019s switch to represent Moldova was confirmed. The 24-year-old from Dorset, ranked No 2 in the world in the sub-80kg class, has had his citizenship change ratified after the breakdown of his relationship with the British Olympic Association. Cook, who has not competed for GB since missing out on selection for London 2012, appears to have been taken under the wing of the Moldovan Taekwondo Federation and its billionaire president Igor Iuzefovici. Taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook's application to switch allegiances to Moldova has been approved . Cook has been granted Moldovan citizenship British Olympic Association plans to fight for them in Rio 2016 . The extent of their financial support is unclear but Cook has received a Moldovan passport and will compete for them at Rio 2016. His first outing is likely to be at the World Championships in Russia next month. Cook has said he felt he had no other option due to a lack of funding and support from GB."}], "metadata": {"id": "cfcf24c0670f30e10d68ae3f83b7675d181063a5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Aaron Cook fought for Great Britain at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 .\nCook felt he was unfairly left out of the London 2012 Olympics team .\nBritish Olympic Association approved application for nationality change .\nCook has received funding from Moldovan billionaire Igor Iuzefovici ."}}
{"prompt": "A drunk Chinese man became so annoyed at his neighbour's dog barking that he killed it by slashing its throat. Li Chien, 30, had been visiting a nearby pub  in Xiulin Township in north-eastern Taiwan's Hualien county, when his bed-time ritual was interrupted by the dog from next door. According to police reports, Li grabbed a bread knife from his kitchen and went to his neighbour's yard where he slit the throat of the mixed-breed called Lucky. Dog murder: Li Chien, 30, had been visiting a nearby pub in Xiulin Township, Hualien county, and became annoyed with a dog owned by neighbour Tang Chao, right, on his way home and killed it . The animal was found several hours later by his distraught owner Tang Chao, 40, who called police. He said: 'I normally wake up early and hear Lucky outside. This time I didn't and immediately knew something was wrong. 'When I got outside I found him lying dead in a pool of blood.' Mr Chao says he suspected his neighbour Li of being the culprit, and called police. He said: 'I don't understand how anyone could want to hurt a dog like Lucky. He was very obedient and hardly ever barked during the day. Sad: Lucky the dog is pictured after having his throat slashed by drunk Li who killed him for barking . Investigation: Taiwanese police search for the weapon in Li's home . 'He only barked when he heard or saw movement during the night, like any good guard dog would do. 'But Li had often complained about him in the past when he came back drunk and perhaps it was a sixth sense, I don't know, but I immediately knew it was him.' When police arrived they found Li gone. A police spokesman said: 'He was quickly picked up at the bus station trying to get an early ride out of town until the fuss died down. 'He immediately confessed to killing the dog and said he didn't know why he had done it.' The man now faces a fine for damaging property as China has no animal cruelty laws. If the dog had been a stray, he would have faced no charges.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA drunk Chinese man became so annoyed at his neighbour's dog barking that he killed it by slashing its throat. Li Chien, 30, had been visiting a nearby pub  in Xiulin Township in north-eastern Taiwan's Hualien county, when his bed-time ritual was interrupted by the dog from next door. According to police reports, Li grabbed a bread knife from his kitchen and went to his neighbour's yard where he slit the throat of the mixed-breed called Lucky. Dog murder: Li Chien, 30, had been visiting a nearby pub in Xiulin Township, Hualien county, and became annoyed with a dog owned by neighbour Tang Chao, right, on his way home and killed it . The animal was found several hours later by his distraught owner Tang Chao, 40, who called police. He said: 'I normally wake up early and hear Lucky outside. This time I didn't and immediately knew something was wrong. 'When I got outside I found him lying dead in a pool of blood.' Mr Chao says he suspected his neighbour Li of being the culprit, and called police. He said: 'I don't understand how anyone could want to hurt a dog like Lucky. He was very obedient and hardly ever barked during the day. Sad: Lucky the dog is pictured after having his throat slashed by drunk Li who killed him for barking . Investigation: Taiwanese police search for the weapon in Li's home . 'He only barked when he heard or saw movement during the night, like any good guard dog would do. 'But Li had often complained about him in the past when he came back drunk and perhaps it was a sixth sense, I don't know, but I immediately knew it was him.' When police arrived they found Li gone. A police spokesman said: 'He was quickly picked up at the bus station trying to get an early ride out of town until the fuss died down. 'He immediately confessed to killing the dog and said he didn't know why he had done it.' The man now faces a fine for damaging property as China has no animal cruelty laws. If the dog had been a stray, he would have faced no charges."}], "metadata": {"id": "ab91952a8c641a56638e8b7d7c7e8aa05cc43b27", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Li Chien, 30, became annoyed by neighbour's barking dog Lucky .\nUsing a bread knife, a heavily intoxicated Li slit Lucky's throat .\nOwner Tang Chao found his dog dead in a pool of blood in his yard ."}}
{"prompt": "Stephen Akers-Belcher said he needed time off for compassionate reasons - but was pictured the same day aboard HMS Warrior . A mayor has been sacked from his job at the council after he was given paid leave to attend a funeral - but visited a warship instead. Stephen Akers-Belcher said he needed time off for compassionate reasons - but was pictured the same day aboard HMS Warrior. Photos emerged of him representing the council at an event on the famous battle ship, 323 miles from his patch. Following a disciplinary hearing the Mayor of Hartlepool was dismissed from his care manager role with Newcastle City Council for gross misconduct. Akers-Belcher claims he has actually been sacked for whistle blowing after he made a series of allegations involving the authority's protection of vulnerable adults. But the authority denied that was the case and said the allegations were investigated by the council and police but no further action was taken. A spokesman for Newcastle City Council said: 'Stephen Akers-Belcher's allegations were treated with the utmost seriousness. 'We contacted the police and called in an independent expert to investigate his claims. 'The police investigated and took no action, and following a comprehensive investigation, the council is satisfied that the level of service it provides is very good. 'Stephen Akers-Belcher was dismissed after he took time off work to attend a funeral when in fact he was attending an official function in his capacity as Mayor of Hartlepool. 'When we asked him to provide evidence to show that he was at a funeral he failed to do so and subsequently failed to provide any evidence to the employment tribunal. 'He was not dismissed because of whistle blowing, and his first allegations were made after the council started its investigation into his conduct. 'Sufficient information to investigate the allegations was only provided by him three months later - after he was dismissed for gross misconduct. 'It is not the case that he was dismissed for whistle blowing.' The Mayor claimed to be at a funeral on Thursday, January 16 of last year, but was actually photographed on board HMS Warrior. Historic warship HMS Warrior was 323 miles away from where Akers-Belcher his job in Newcastle . He visited the boat, which was previously restored in Hartlepool, 323 miles away in Portsmouth. The visit was subsequently reported by the local paper, the Hartlepool Mail, and the councillor claimed he had been there to learn about how to promote regeneration and tourism in Hartlepool. Akers-Belcher has now declined to comment on his attendance at the meeting and the Portsmouth visit other than to repeat that he had 'done nothing wrong'.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nStephen Akers-Belcher said he needed time off for compassionate reasons - but was pictured the same day aboard HMS Warrior . A mayor has been sacked from his job at the council after he was given paid leave to attend a funeral - but visited a warship instead. Stephen Akers-Belcher said he needed time off for compassionate reasons - but was pictured the same day aboard HMS Warrior. Photos emerged of him representing the council at an event on the famous battle ship, 323 miles from his patch. Following a disciplinary hearing the Mayor of Hartlepool was dismissed from his care manager role with Newcastle City Council for gross misconduct. Akers-Belcher claims he has actually been sacked for whistle blowing after he made a series of allegations involving the authority's protection of vulnerable adults. But the authority denied that was the case and said the allegations were investigated by the council and police but no further action was taken. A spokesman for Newcastle City Council said: 'Stephen Akers-Belcher's allegations were treated with the utmost seriousness. 'We contacted the police and called in an independent expert to investigate his claims. 'The police investigated and took no action, and following a comprehensive investigation, the council is satisfied that the level of service it provides is very good. 'Stephen Akers-Belcher was dismissed after he took time off work to attend a funeral when in fact he was attending an official function in his capacity as Mayor of Hartlepool. 'When we asked him to provide evidence to show that he was at a funeral he failed to do so and subsequently failed to provide any evidence to the employment tribunal. 'He was not dismissed because of whistle blowing, and his first allegations were made after the council started its investigation into his conduct. 'Sufficient information to investigate the allegations was only provided by him three months later - after he was dismissed for gross misconduct. 'It is not the case that he was dismissed for whistle blowing.' The Mayor claimed to be at a funeral on Thursday, January 16 of last year, but was actually photographed on board HMS Warrior. Historic warship HMS Warrior was 323 miles away from where Akers-Belcher his job in Newcastle . He visited the boat, which was previously restored in Hartlepool, 323 miles away in Portsmouth. The visit was subsequently reported by the local paper, the Hartlepool Mail, and the councillor claimed he had been there to learn about how to promote regeneration and tourism in Hartlepool. Akers-Belcher has now declined to comment on his attendance at the meeting and the Portsmouth visit other than to repeat that he had 'done nothing wrong'."}], "metadata": {"id": "94cfba77e1990f1f7fc3be2d006c867dcf175607", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Stephen Akers-Belcher said he needed time off for compassionate reasons .\nBut the council leader\u00a0was pictured the same day aboard HMS Warrior .\nThe mayor was dismissed for\u00a0his care manager role for gross misconduct .\nAkers-Belcher claims he has actually been sacked for whistle blowing ."}}
{"prompt": "Four teenagers have been caught on camera kicking a rare bird and throwing another out of a window. The gang broke into an aviary and bundled 200 of the animals into sacks and containers around 3.30am on January 12. CCTV showed the men took the birds to a tower block in Walsall, West Midlands, and dumped them on the floor before kicking them and forcing them out of barely open windows. Four teenagers have been caught on camera kicking a rare bird, thought to be in the bag above, and throwing another out of a window in\u00a0Walsall, West Midlands, on January 12 . The birds were also jammed into drawers, squeezed to death and even chased by a dog, Walsall Magistrates Court heard. One resident reported that a dead bird was posted through his letterbox while others were dropped through windows. Three men and a youth have been convicted of their involvement and will be sentenced next month. Chad Worgan, from Walsall, admitted an offence of receiving stolen goods and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal on the basis that he kicked a pigeon. The 19-year-old knew the animals were in the bags and had a 'sick grin across his face' as he appearing to grab one of the perched birds and visibly squeeze it, the court heard. Thomas Knox, from Bloxwich, denied the same charges. A dog belonging to Knox, also 19,\u00a0was let into the flat to terrorise the birds, it was revealed. Jake Higgs, 23, from Bloxwich, admitted receiving stolen goods but denied causing unnecessary suffering. A 16-year-old from Erdington, Birmingham, also attended but cannot be named for legal reasons. The birds were also jammed into drawers, shoved through barely open windows (above), squeezed to death and even chased by a dog, Walsall Magistrates Court heard . All four were found guilty of the charges after a trial last week. One of the men (above) can be seen with a grin on his face during the attack . All four were found guilty of the charges after a trial last week. Bob Thomas, chairman of the bench, said their actions amounted to 'joint enterprise'. He added: 'They arrive with a dog and are seen to be carrying a variety of bags and containers. These are emptied by them and both a large number of dead and live birds are seen. 'The CCTV shows all of them entering the property together and all playing some part in the birds' suffering. 'We are satisfied that they were all aware of the contents of the bags.' A spokesman for West Midlands Police said: 'The birds were stolen from an aviary in the Brownhills area in the early hours of January 12. 'They were then taken to Dolphin House where they were emptied onto the landing area of the block.' The birds were stolen from rare bird breeder Lee Williams who had built up his collection of rare jays, finches, doves, budgerigars, quails and pigeons over a number of years. In 2008, the dad-of-two considered giving up his passion after 270 animals worth \u00a34,000 were stolen. Speaking at the time, his wife Michelle said: 'This has devastated him. His bird breeding plays a major part of his life.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFour teenagers have been caught on camera kicking a rare bird and throwing another out of a window. The gang broke into an aviary and bundled 200 of the animals into sacks and containers around 3.30am on January 12. CCTV showed the men took the birds to a tower block in Walsall, West Midlands, and dumped them on the floor before kicking them and forcing them out of barely open windows. Four teenagers have been caught on camera kicking a rare bird, thought to be in the bag above, and throwing another out of a window in\u00a0Walsall, West Midlands, on January 12 . The birds were also jammed into drawers, squeezed to death and even chased by a dog, Walsall Magistrates Court heard. One resident reported that a dead bird was posted through his letterbox while others were dropped through windows. Three men and a youth have been convicted of their involvement and will be sentenced next month. Chad Worgan, from Walsall, admitted an offence of receiving stolen goods and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal on the basis that he kicked a pigeon. The 19-year-old knew the animals were in the bags and had a 'sick grin across his face' as he appearing to grab one of the perched birds and visibly squeeze it, the court heard. Thomas Knox, from Bloxwich, denied the same charges. A dog belonging to Knox, also 19,\u00a0was let into the flat to terrorise the birds, it was revealed. Jake Higgs, 23, from Bloxwich, admitted receiving stolen goods but denied causing unnecessary suffering. A 16-year-old from Erdington, Birmingham, also attended but cannot be named for legal reasons. The birds were also jammed into drawers, shoved through barely open windows (above), squeezed to death and even chased by a dog, Walsall Magistrates Court heard . All four were found guilty of the charges after a trial last week. One of the men (above) can be seen with a grin on his face during the attack . All four were found guilty of the charges after a trial last week. Bob Thomas, chairman of the bench, said their actions amounted to 'joint enterprise'. He added: 'They arrive with a dog and are seen to be carrying a variety of bags and containers. These are emptied by them and both a large number of dead and live birds are seen. 'The CCTV shows all of them entering the property together and all playing some part in the birds' suffering. 'We are satisfied that they were all aware of the contents of the bags.' A spokesman for West Midlands Police said: 'The birds were stolen from an aviary in the Brownhills area in the early hours of January 12. 'They were then taken to Dolphin House where they were emptied onto the landing area of the block.' The birds were stolen from rare bird breeder Lee Williams who had built up his collection of rare jays, finches, doves, budgerigars, quails and pigeons over a number of years. In 2008, the dad-of-two considered giving up his passion after 270 animals worth \u00a34,000 were stolen. Speaking at the time, his wife Michelle said: 'This has devastated him. His bird breeding plays a major part of his life.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "ffa0c5094595c9c9493ce9df92b802ba9b5e332d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Gang bundled birds from aviary in Brownhills, West Midlands\u00a0into sacks .\nThey were jammed into drawers, squeezed to death and chased by a dog .\nAll four men involved found guilty at Walsall Magistrates Court last week ."}}
{"prompt": "A mother is suing her local council over claims it ignored complaints of bullying that she says left her autistic daughter with post-traumatic stress disorder. Tracy Stratton said her daughter, Tianni, suffered physical attacks and verbal abuse at Greenacres Primary School in Eltham, south east London. She claims the seven-year-old has been left so\u00a0traumatised\u00a0that she has almost stopped talking and is afraid to leave the house. A psychologist diagnosed Tianni with PTSD, she added. Bullied: Tracy Stratton claims seven-year-old Tianni (pictured together) has been left so traumatised that she has almost stopped talking and is afraid to leave the house. A psychologist diagnosed Tianni with PTSD, she added . Ms Stratton is now claiming damages from The Royal Borough of Greenwich Council, after she says the school ignored at least five reports of bulling. The 45-year-old said Tianni 'absolutely adored' school when she first started last April but that signs of trouble emerged just four weeks later when her daughter started to become more reserved. Worried her daughter was being picked on, Ms Stratton said she approached staff at the school but that they refused to listen to her concerns. One one occasion, Ms Stratton said her daughter, who is half Asian, wore sun cream in an attempt to change the colour of her skin. Victim:\u00a0Tianni, suffered physical attacks and verbal abuse at Greenacres Primary School in Eltham, south east London, her mother claims . She said: 'On the walk home from school she put sun cream on. She has beautiful brown skin. 'She put a big dollop of sun cream on her arm and said, 'look mum I'm white, I'm English now\". 'I wiped it off and said, \"you are English, you have beautiful brown skin, anytime anyone says that remember one thing: brown is beautiful and don't let anyone else tell you different\". 'I wanted to burst into tears.' But the full-time mother said she only realised the full extent of the bullying when she saw her daughter being attacked in the playground shortly before the start of the school summer holidays. She said:\u00a0'I saw a girl  slap her but the teachers tried to say she was making it up because of her autism.' A few weeks later, Tianni confided in her mother and grandmother about the abuse. Ms Stratton then reported the bullying five times in writing, according to legal documents. Tianni refused to go back to school and is now being educated at home. Ms Stratton said she had no choice but to approach a solicitor in September who handed the council a legal notice in December after her daughter verged on being a mute. She said: 'She was never Mrs Chatty but she's got worse since she was diagnosed with PTSD in November. 'My daughter went from a bright, happy and vibrant little girl who wanted to play with her friends and do what other girls her age were doing to being a recluse, like a flower that has wilted. Ms Stratton said she had no choice but to approach a solicitor in September who handed the council a legal notice in December after her daughter verged on being a mute. Above, the mother and daughter at home . 'I got a solicitor in October when nobody at the school was listening to me and we launched the legal action in December. 'Tianni's had her life interrupted. I want to sue for damages for her trauma.' The Royal Borough of Greenwich refused to comment. A spokesperson said: 'The council doesn't comment on individual cases.' Ms Stratton said she only realised the full extent of the bullying when she saw her daughter being attacked in the playground at Greenacres Primary School (pictured) shortly before the start of the summer holidays .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA mother is suing her local council over claims it ignored complaints of bullying that she says left her autistic daughter with post-traumatic stress disorder. Tracy Stratton said her daughter, Tianni, suffered physical attacks and verbal abuse at Greenacres Primary School in Eltham, south east London. She claims the seven-year-old has been left so\u00a0traumatised\u00a0that she has almost stopped talking and is afraid to leave the house. A psychologist diagnosed Tianni with PTSD, she added. Bullied: Tracy Stratton claims seven-year-old Tianni (pictured together) has been left so traumatised that she has almost stopped talking and is afraid to leave the house. A psychologist diagnosed Tianni with PTSD, she added . Ms Stratton is now claiming damages from The Royal Borough of Greenwich Council, after she says the school ignored at least five reports of bulling. The 45-year-old said Tianni 'absolutely adored' school when she first started last April but that signs of trouble emerged just four weeks later when her daughter started to become more reserved. Worried her daughter was being picked on, Ms Stratton said she approached staff at the school but that they refused to listen to her concerns. One one occasion, Ms Stratton said her daughter, who is half Asian, wore sun cream in an attempt to change the colour of her skin. Victim:\u00a0Tianni, suffered physical attacks and verbal abuse at Greenacres Primary School in Eltham, south east London, her mother claims . She said: 'On the walk home from school she put sun cream on. She has beautiful brown skin. 'She put a big dollop of sun cream on her arm and said, 'look mum I'm white, I'm English now\". 'I wiped it off and said, \"you are English, you have beautiful brown skin, anytime anyone says that remember one thing: brown is beautiful and don't let anyone else tell you different\". 'I wanted to burst into tears.' But the full-time mother said she only realised the full extent of the bullying when she saw her daughter being attacked in the playground shortly before the start of the school summer holidays. She said:\u00a0'I saw a girl  slap her but the teachers tried to say she was making it up because of her autism.' A few weeks later, Tianni confided in her mother and grandmother about the abuse. Ms Stratton then reported the bullying five times in writing, according to legal documents. Tianni refused to go back to school and is now being educated at home. Ms Stratton said she had no choice but to approach a solicitor in September who handed the council a legal notice in December after her daughter verged on being a mute. She said: 'She was never Mrs Chatty but she's got worse since she was diagnosed with PTSD in November. 'My daughter went from a bright, happy and vibrant little girl who wanted to play with her friends and do what other girls her age were doing to being a recluse, like a flower that has wilted. Ms Stratton said she had no choice but to approach a solicitor in September who handed the council a legal notice in December after her daughter verged on being a mute. Above, the mother and daughter at home . 'I got a solicitor in October when nobody at the school was listening to me and we launched the legal action in December. 'Tianni's had her life interrupted. I want to sue for damages for her trauma.' The Royal Borough of Greenwich refused to comment. A spokesperson said: 'The council doesn't comment on individual cases.' Ms Stratton said she only realised the full extent of the bullying when she saw her daughter being attacked in the playground at Greenacres Primary School (pictured) shortly before the start of the summer holidays ."}], "metadata": {"id": "d650a90134e5fae5edf9599fa00a2ae59fb29f2a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Tianni Stratton suffered physical  and verbal abuse, her mother claims .\nOn one occasion the girl wore sun cream to make her skin look 'English'\nMother Tracy says Tianni is so traumatised she is afraid to leave the house .\nShe is suing local council over claims it ignored complaints of bullying .\nTracy is trying to raise \u00a36600 for an autism service dog for Tianni - more information may be found here:\u00a0letsgofundraise-uk.com ."}}
{"prompt": "Emergency services in Laos have recovered a body in the search for Johanna Powell, from Cardiff. The 37-year-old is feared to have drowned while on holiday in Laos after a tourist boat she was travelling in hit a rock and sank in the Mekong river . A body has been recovered in the search for a missing BBC worker, who is feared to have drowned while on a dream holiday in\u00a0south east Asia. Johanna Powell, a picture editor working for BBC Wales, was reported missing on Saturday\u00a0after a cruise boat she was in hit a rock and sank 'within a minute'. The 37-year-old was sailing on a traditional wooden cruise boat along the Mekong river in Laos with three friends when it hit a rock in a stretch of rapids. The crew, tour guide and other passengers - including her friends - all swam to safety, but Ms Powell, from Cardiff, disappeared in the strong current. Rescuers launched a massive search along 20km of the river to try and find her, in one of the most isolated parts of the\u00a0country. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) confirmed a body has been found, but it has not yet been identified. A BBC Wales spokeswoman said: 'We are aware that a body has been found in the area where Jo went missing following a boating incident on Saturday. 'Our thoughts remain with her family, friends and colleagues at this difficult time.' Ms Powell - who combined working at the BBC with helping to run a hotel - was in the country as part of a three-week holiday, starting in Bangkok. One of her group was marking their 40th birthday . Ms Powell was travelling on a boat like this along the Mekong river, when it hit a rock in a stretch of rapids. While the rest of the passengers and crew managed to swim to safety, she disappeared under the water . A spokesman for BBC Wales, where Ms Powell worked as a picture editor, said they were 'very concerned' about their missing colleague. The Foreign Office confirmed a British national has been reported missing . They spent Friday night on the chartered\u00a0boat, and had an overnight stay at the DP guesthouse in the village of Pakbeng. The boat set sail at 8am on Saturday,\u00a0before the accident happened at 9.30am. Passengers on the trip are not required to wear life-jackets and one survivor said the water was very rough 'like a washing machine'. 'It was terrifying. We all thought we were going to die', she added. Her brother-in-law Dean Price said the family was told she was asleep when the boat hit a rock in rapids causing it to tip, take on water and capsize, said the BBC. The tragedy happened in a remote part of Laos in the Mekong river, pictured. \u00a0Emergency services in the country have now launched a massive search, covering 20km of the river, to try and find missing Ms Powell . A work colleague described Cardiff resident Ms Powell, 37, as 'lovely, outgoing and always smiling' Adisak Star, the co-owner of cruise company Negi of Mekong that owned the boat, said they did not know what happened to her. He said: 'Ms Powell was travelling with three women friends who have all been accounted for. 'The boat which has a steel bottom but is otherwise made of wood hit a rock in the rapids and sank in a minute. It was that fast. 'Everyone on board went into the water but there were rocks for people to cling to. 'They were all able to get to the river bank except for Ms Powell.' Friends in Cardiff are taking care of her dog called Agatha Christie. A work colleague, who asked not to be named, paid tribute to the University of East Anglia graduate, saying: 'She is lovely, outgoing and always smiling. 'She had been looking forward to the trip for a long time.' After the accident her friends and the other survivors were taken to Luang Prabang and have been flown to Vientiane where they were being dealt with by consular officials. The owner of the cruise company whose boat sank while Ms Powell was a passenger vowed they would not give up looking for her. The survivors of the accident clung to rocks on the Mekong river to help keep afloat . Alex Chitdara, co-owner of rival company Shompoo Cruise said the accident happened on a very isolated stretch of the Mekong river. 'There are few roads and no telephones or mobile phone signal', he said. 'The water level is low, you have to know what you are doing to get a boat that big through the rapids.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEmergency services in Laos have recovered a body in the search for Johanna Powell, from Cardiff. The 37-year-old is feared to have drowned while on holiday in Laos after a tourist boat she was travelling in hit a rock and sank in the Mekong river . A body has been recovered in the search for a missing BBC worker, who is feared to have drowned while on a dream holiday in\u00a0south east Asia. Johanna Powell, a picture editor working for BBC Wales, was reported missing on Saturday\u00a0after a cruise boat she was in hit a rock and sank 'within a minute'. The 37-year-old was sailing on a traditional wooden cruise boat along the Mekong river in Laos with three friends when it hit a rock in a stretch of rapids. The crew, tour guide and other passengers - including her friends - all swam to safety, but Ms Powell, from Cardiff, disappeared in the strong current. Rescuers launched a massive search along 20km of the river to try and find her, in one of the most isolated parts of the\u00a0country. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) confirmed a body has been found, but it has not yet been identified. A BBC Wales spokeswoman said: 'We are aware that a body has been found in the area where Jo went missing following a boating incident on Saturday. 'Our thoughts remain with her family, friends and colleagues at this difficult time.' Ms Powell - who combined working at the BBC with helping to run a hotel - was in the country as part of a three-week holiday, starting in Bangkok. One of her group was marking their 40th birthday . Ms Powell was travelling on a boat like this along the Mekong river, when it hit a rock in a stretch of rapids. While the rest of the passengers and crew managed to swim to safety, she disappeared under the water . A spokesman for BBC Wales, where Ms Powell worked as a picture editor, said they were 'very concerned' about their missing colleague. The Foreign Office confirmed a British national has been reported missing . They spent Friday night on the chartered\u00a0boat, and had an overnight stay at the DP guesthouse in the village of Pakbeng. The boat set sail at 8am on Saturday,\u00a0before the accident happened at 9.30am. Passengers on the trip are not required to wear life-jackets and one survivor said the water was very rough 'like a washing machine'. 'It was terrifying. We all thought we were going to die', she added. Her brother-in-law Dean Price said the family was told she was asleep when the boat hit a rock in rapids causing it to tip, take on water and capsize, said the BBC. The tragedy happened in a remote part of Laos in the Mekong river, pictured. \u00a0Emergency services in the country have now launched a massive search, covering 20km of the river, to try and find missing Ms Powell . A work colleague described Cardiff resident Ms Powell, 37, as 'lovely, outgoing and always smiling' Adisak Star, the co-owner of cruise company Negi of Mekong that owned the boat, said they did not know what happened to her. He said: 'Ms Powell was travelling with three women friends who have all been accounted for. 'The boat which has a steel bottom but is otherwise made of wood hit a rock in the rapids and sank in a minute. It was that fast. 'Everyone on board went into the water but there were rocks for people to cling to. 'They were all able to get to the river bank except for Ms Powell.' Friends in Cardiff are taking care of her dog called Agatha Christie. A work colleague, who asked not to be named, paid tribute to the University of East Anglia graduate, saying: 'She is lovely, outgoing and always smiling. 'She had been looking forward to the trip for a long time.' After the accident her friends and the other survivors were taken to Luang Prabang and have been flown to Vientiane where they were being dealt with by consular officials. The owner of the cruise company whose boat sank while Ms Powell was a passenger vowed they would not give up looking for her. The survivors of the accident clung to rocks on the Mekong river to help keep afloat . Alex Chitdara, co-owner of rival company Shompoo Cruise said the accident happened on a very isolated stretch of the Mekong river. 'There are few roads and no telephones or mobile phone signal', he said. 'The water level is low, you have to know what you are doing to get a boat that big through the rapids.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "3c27f36c7cda83c411561bf754405f0e8a79d8b0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Johanna Powell from Cardiff is feared to have drowned in the Mekong river .\nPicture editor for BBC Wales was on 'trip of a lifetime' to Laos with friends .\nCruise boat hit a rock in a stretch of rapids and sank within minutes .\nHuge search launched over 20km of river to try and find missing woman ."}}
{"prompt": "Microsoft hopes to lure more people to use its new Windows 10 software by making it easy to use many of the same apps they're already using on Apple or Android phones. The move marks a radical shift in strategy for the world's biggest software company, which still dominates the personal computer market but has failed to get any real traction on tablets and phones, partly because of a lack of apps. The company said at its annual Build conference on Wednesday that it will release new programming tools for software developers to rapidly adapt their Apple and Android apps to run on devices that use the new Windows 10 operating system coming late this year. Scroll down for video . Microsoft hopes to lure more people to use its new Windows 10 software by making it easy to use many of the same apps they're already using on Apple or Android phones. Pictured: \u00a0Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella delivers his keynote address at Microsoft Build in San Francisco, . New operating system will run on the 'broadest types of devices ever'. Various app stores merged into one platform, called the One Store. Return of the Start Menu, which had been removed from Windows 8. Users can create multiple desktops to keep things organised. Microsoft also announced a new name for the web browser that it plans to offer with Windows 10. The company promises its new 'Edge' browser is faster and more useful than the Internet Explorer that Microsoft has offered for the last 20 years. The tech giant is making its case for Windows 10 before an army of software developers who may be crucial allies in its campaign to build enthusiasm among consumers for the next version of Microsoft's flagship operating system, coming later this year. 'Our goal is to make Windows 10 the most attractive development platform ever,' Microsoft executive Terry Myerson told an audience of several thousand programmers and app developers. While Microsoft has already previewed some aspects of the new Windows, a parade of top executives is using the Build conference to demonstrate more software features and app-building tools, with an emphasis on mobile devices as well as PCs. Ultimately, they're hoping to win over people who have turned to smartphones and tablets that run on rival operating systems from Google and Apple. During the three-day conference, Microsoft is also expected to show off new Windows smartphones or other devices and reveal more details about such tech initiatives as the company's new Spartan web browser; its Siri-like digital assistant known as Cortana; and the HoloLens, a futuristic 'augmented reality' headset that projects three-dimensional images in a wearer's field of vision. But perhaps most importantly, this year's conference is an opportunity for Microsoft to persuade an audience of more than 5,000 techies and independent programmers that it's worth their time to create new apps and programs for Windows 10. Experts say Microsoft needs a rich variety of apps if it wants to appeal to people who are increasingly using mobile gadgets instead of personal computers. A woman wearing a HoloLens demonstrates how the technology can be used to test and develop robotics at the Microsoft Build conference in San Francisco. Internet Explorer, which was first called Windows Internet Explorer, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus! for Windows 95 in 1995. Internet Explorer was one of the most widely used web browsers, attaining a peak of about 95 per cent during 2002 and 2003. However, it struggled in the face of competition, and in May 2012 it was announced that Google's Chrome\u00a0overtook Internet Explorer as the most used browser worldwide. The brand has struggled to shake off the bad reputation of Internet Explorer 6, which was notoriously insecure. 'Getting developer buy-in is absolutely the crucial thing,' said J.P. Gownder, a tech industry analyst at Forrester Research. He said Microsoft has struggled with a 'chicken-and-egg' problem, in which developers have been reluctant to build mobile apps for Windows because relatively few people use Windows phones and tablets. Microsoft hopes it has solved that problem by designing Windows 10 so it's easier for developers to build 'universal' apps that work on a variety of Windows devices, from phones to PCs and other gadgets, Gownder said. Currently, there are more than 1.4 million apps for Android phones and about the same for Apple devices, while there are only a few hundred thousand apps that work on Windows phones and tablets. The company also has a big carrot to wave in front of those developers: Microsoft has already said it will release Windows 10 as a free upgrade to people who now have PCs or other gadgets running the previous two versions of Windows, provided they upgrade in the coming year. The offer could create a huge new audience of Windows 10 users in a relatively short time, Gownder said. Myerson predicted there will be a billion devices using Windows 10 - from PCs to phones, tablets, gaming consoles and even holographic computers - within the next two to three years. Microsoft has not said exactly when Windows 10 is coming, and some analysts are hoping the company will announce a release date at the conference, along with details about how it will distribute future upgrades. CEO Satya Nadella and other executives have hinted they'd like to move away from the old notion of selling each new version of Windows as a separate product. Microsoft's had early success in selling its Office productivity software on a subscription basis, in which customers pay an annual fee to use programs like Word, PowerPoint and Excel. A man demonstrates a device using Windows holographic technology during the Microsoft Build conference . Nadella is presiding over a major overhaul of a company that once dominated the tech industry, in the days when PCs were king. He has redesigned some of Microsoft's most popular programs for mobile devices and invested in new 'cloud-computing' services, in which businesses pay to use software that's housed in Microsoft's data centers. Microsoft still relies heavily on selling traditional software for PCs and corporate computer systems. But its latest quarterly earnings report, issued last week, offered some signs that the decline in that business is slowing, while Microsoft's cloud-computing business is growing rapidly. The news drove Microsoft's share price up 10 percent in one day. The stock has continued to rose, trading as high as $49.13 on Wednesday - within a dollar of its 52-week high.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMicrosoft hopes to lure more people to use its new Windows 10 software by making it easy to use many of the same apps they're already using on Apple or Android phones. The move marks a radical shift in strategy for the world's biggest software company, which still dominates the personal computer market but has failed to get any real traction on tablets and phones, partly because of a lack of apps. The company said at its annual Build conference on Wednesday that it will release new programming tools for software developers to rapidly adapt their Apple and Android apps to run on devices that use the new Windows 10 operating system coming late this year. Scroll down for video . Microsoft hopes to lure more people to use its new Windows 10 software by making it easy to use many of the same apps they're already using on Apple or Android phones. Pictured: \u00a0Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella delivers his keynote address at Microsoft Build in San Francisco, . New operating system will run on the 'broadest types of devices ever'. Various app stores merged into one platform, called the One Store. Return of the Start Menu, which had been removed from Windows 8. Users can create multiple desktops to keep things organised. Microsoft also announced a new name for the web browser that it plans to offer with Windows 10. The company promises its new 'Edge' browser is faster and more useful than the Internet Explorer that Microsoft has offered for the last 20 years. The tech giant is making its case for Windows 10 before an army of software developers who may be crucial allies in its campaign to build enthusiasm among consumers for the next version of Microsoft's flagship operating system, coming later this year. 'Our goal is to make Windows 10 the most attractive development platform ever,' Microsoft executive Terry Myerson told an audience of several thousand programmers and app developers. While Microsoft has already previewed some aspects of the new Windows, a parade of top executives is using the Build conference to demonstrate more software features and app-building tools, with an emphasis on mobile devices as well as PCs. Ultimately, they're hoping to win over people who have turned to smartphones and tablets that run on rival operating systems from Google and Apple. During the three-day conference, Microsoft is also expected to show off new Windows smartphones or other devices and reveal more details about such tech initiatives as the company's new Spartan web browser; its Siri-like digital assistant known as Cortana; and the HoloLens, a futuristic 'augmented reality' headset that projects three-dimensional images in a wearer's field of vision. But perhaps most importantly, this year's conference is an opportunity for Microsoft to persuade an audience of more than 5,000 techies and independent programmers that it's worth their time to create new apps and programs for Windows 10. Experts say Microsoft needs a rich variety of apps if it wants to appeal to people who are increasingly using mobile gadgets instead of personal computers. A woman wearing a HoloLens demonstrates how the technology can be used to test and develop robotics at the Microsoft Build conference in San Francisco. Internet Explorer, which was first called Windows Internet Explorer, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus! for Windows 95 in 1995. Internet Explorer was one of the most widely used web browsers, attaining a peak of about 95 per cent during 2002 and 2003. However, it struggled in the face of competition, and in May 2012 it was announced that Google's Chrome\u00a0overtook Internet Explorer as the most used browser worldwide. The brand has struggled to shake off the bad reputation of Internet Explorer 6, which was notoriously insecure. 'Getting developer buy-in is absolutely the crucial thing,' said J.P. Gownder, a tech industry analyst at Forrester Research. He said Microsoft has struggled with a 'chicken-and-egg' problem, in which developers have been reluctant to build mobile apps for Windows because relatively few people use Windows phones and tablets. Microsoft hopes it has solved that problem by designing Windows 10 so it's easier for developers to build 'universal' apps that work on a variety of Windows devices, from phones to PCs and other gadgets, Gownder said. Currently, there are more than 1.4 million apps for Android phones and about the same for Apple devices, while there are only a few hundred thousand apps that work on Windows phones and tablets. The company also has a big carrot to wave in front of those developers: Microsoft has already said it will release Windows 10 as a free upgrade to people who now have PCs or other gadgets running the previous two versions of Windows, provided they upgrade in the coming year. The offer could create a huge new audience of Windows 10 users in a relatively short time, Gownder said. Myerson predicted there will be a billion devices using Windows 10 - from PCs to phones, tablets, gaming consoles and even holographic computers - within the next two to three years. Microsoft has not said exactly when Windows 10 is coming, and some analysts are hoping the company will announce a release date at the conference, along with details about how it will distribute future upgrades. CEO Satya Nadella and other executives have hinted they'd like to move away from the old notion of selling each new version of Windows as a separate product. Microsoft's had early success in selling its Office productivity software on a subscription basis, in which customers pay an annual fee to use programs like Word, PowerPoint and Excel. A man demonstrates a device using Windows holographic technology during the Microsoft Build conference . Nadella is presiding over a major overhaul of a company that once dominated the tech industry, in the days when PCs were king. He has redesigned some of Microsoft's most popular programs for mobile devices and invested in new 'cloud-computing' services, in which businesses pay to use software that's housed in Microsoft's data centers. Microsoft still relies heavily on selling traditional software for PCs and corporate computer systems. But its latest quarterly earnings report, issued last week, offered some signs that the decline in that business is slowing, while Microsoft's cloud-computing business is growing rapidly. The news drove Microsoft's share price up 10 percent in one day. The stock has continued to rose, trading as high as $49.13 on Wednesday - within a dollar of its 52-week high."}], "metadata": {"id": "5209a1f8d31f253db6ed8c440826a4b3d9a6d499", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "New programming tools can rapidly adapt Apple and Android apps .\nFirm also revealed new browser to replace IE will be called Edge ."}}
{"prompt": "Europe has been urged to copy Australia's military-led 'stop the boats' policy to avoid migrant tragedies in the Mediterranean. Australian PM Tony Abbott \u2013 who sends naval gunboats to turn back asylum seekers before they reach Australia \u2013 said the EU should 'urgently' follow his lead. His hardline policy has proved controversial but Mr Abbott said it was the only way to prevent disasters such as the loss of 900 lives when a fishing boat capsized on Saturday night. Hardline: Tony Abbott, whose conservative government introduced a military-led operation to turn back boats carrying asylum-seekers before they reach Australia, said harsh measures are the only way to stop deaths . Haunted: Surviving immigrants who escaped the boat that capsized in the Mediterranean Sea killing up to 900 people appear deep in thought as they arrive in the Sicilian port city of Catania yesterday morning . Solemn: A young man, bows his head as he makes the short walk from the rescue boat's deck to the Catania shore where hundreds of people had gathered . New life: Members of the Italian Police look on as a migrant who survived the ship sinking off the coast of Libya walks the ramp of an Italian Coast Guard's vessel upon arrival at Catania's port yesterday morning . He said: 'The only way you can stop the deaths is to stop the boats. 'That's why it is so urgent that the countries of Europe adopt very strong policies that will end the people-smuggling trade across the Mediterranean.' Conservative Mr Abbott won power in 2013 on a 'stop the boats' pledge, and not a single one has breached his ring of steel in 18 months. Operation Sovereign Borders involves the Australian Navy intercepting boats filled with migrants at sea, and either turning them back or towing them back to where they came from. Mr Abbott has previously said he was sick of being lectured to by the United Nations over Australia's obligations to refugees, saying his policy was the 'most decent, most compassionate' solution. In the Mediterranean, callous people smugglers have been exploiting a willingness by European nations to rescue migrants rather than send them back. Last year, Italy scaled back its rescue operations because it feared they were only encouraging migrants to gamble with their lives. But the horrific loss of life over the past week in a spate of migrant shipwrecks has prompted calls to urgently reinstate the rescue missions. EU leaders including David Cameron are meeting tomorrow in what charities are calling a 'life or death' summit to solve the problem. Save the Children warned that 2,500 youngsters could die in the Mediterranean this year. Chief executive Justin Forsyth said: 'EU leaders hold the lives of thousands of desperate people in their hands when they meet. 'With every day that they prevaricate and delay restarting search and rescue operations, the risk grows that more people will die.' Taken to safety: An unknown survivor of the Mediterranean migrant tragedy is wheeled off an Italian coastguard ship in the Sicilian\u00a0city of Catania . Horror: A man carries the body of a dead child onto the Greek island of Rhodes after a boat carrying dozens of people ran aground, killing at least three in one of a number of tragedies involving migrants in recent days . Chaos: Video footage shows a large, wooden double-masted boat with people packed on board, just metres away from the Greek island of Rhodes in the eastern Mediterranean Sea . Migrant boats approaching Australian waters are turned back by the Navy or sometimes even towed back to where they came from. Any vessels which manage to get close are taken under naval escort to the Pacific islands of Nauru or Papua New Guinea, where they are detained while migrants' asylum claims are processed. Migrants are then matched with a country that will resettle them. Those detained on Nauru are sent to Cambodia, which is paid to take them by the Australian government. A similar arrangement exists with Papua New Guinea for those detained there. Any migrants who actually make it to Australia by sea are automatically blocked from staying \u2013 even if they are found to be genuine refugees. The controversial scheme \u2013 which began 18 months ago has been attacked by human rights advocates who say it violates Australia's international obligations. However the government says it has greatly reduced the number of illegal immigrants arriving on Australian shores. Yesterday Mr Cameron pledged the UK would 'make a contribution' to search and rescue operations. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said refugees also needed to be persuaded to stay in their home countries in the first place. 'We've got to start in the upstream countries. We've got to deal with the traffickers,' he said, adding he 'absolutely' supported a 'more formidable operation on the sea'. Ed Miliband said the Government's policy of 'leaving people to drown' had been 'wrong'. The Labour leader said: 'Frankly I think it is a stain on Europe to have these things happening. 'We've got to act on search and rescue, and that is about basic humanity and I think that people all around the country will recognise this.' London Mayor Boris Johnson said Britain had a 'moral duty' to do more. 'I think it is an absolute tragedy and obviously we must do whatever we can to help the humanitarian response,' he said. One of the architects of Australia's tough border policies, retired Army Major-General Jim Molan, said European leaders were guilty of 'incompetence'. Mr Molan said the tragedies were 'worsened by Europe's refusal to learn from its own mistakes and from the efforts of others who have handled similar problems'. In the Mediterranean, the tide of human misery has only worsened. Saturday's disaster was the most catastrophic in a series of migrant shipwrecks that have claimed more than 1,700 lives this year \u2013 30 times higher than the same period in 2014. In the past week alone, more than 1,000 have died. Border chiefs have warned that one million migrants are waiting to set sail off the coast of Libya, with the need for drastic action to address the crisis greater than ever before. Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has warned of a 'genocide' and said: 'Europe will be judged harshly for its inaction.' Rescue: A woman is laid to the ground after being rescued by Greek men as she tried to reach Europe aboard a wooden boat which ran aground on the island of Rhodes, killing three people . Saved: Three people died after a boat carrying dozens of migrants ran aground on the Greek island of Rhodes . Sunday morning: Italian coastguard responds to migrant ship after it capsizes off the coast of Libya with 700 passengers unaccounted for . Sunday afternoon: Passengers accounts of the ship say as many as 950 people may have been on board with 300 locked in the hull. Another boat is rescued off Sicily carrying 100 Syrian refugees. They are all brought to safety . Monday morning: A boat runs aground on the Greek holiday island of Rhodes killing a man, woman and child . Monday afternoon: Italian and Milanese coastguards respond to two distress calls off the coast of Libya from boats thought to be carrying up to 400 people. EU heads of state call for urgent action to ease the migrant crisis with an emergency summit called for later in the week . Monday at midnight: The surviving passengers of the Libyan boat arrive in Catania, Sicily. Among them is the crew's Tunisian captain and his Syrian crew member. Both were arrested and charged with 'favouring\u00a0illegal immigration'. The captain was additionally charged with multiple manslaughter.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEurope has been urged to copy Australia's military-led 'stop the boats' policy to avoid migrant tragedies in the Mediterranean. Australian PM Tony Abbott \u2013 who sends naval gunboats to turn back asylum seekers before they reach Australia \u2013 said the EU should 'urgently' follow his lead. His hardline policy has proved controversial but Mr Abbott said it was the only way to prevent disasters such as the loss of 900 lives when a fishing boat capsized on Saturday night. Hardline: Tony Abbott, whose conservative government introduced a military-led operation to turn back boats carrying asylum-seekers before they reach Australia, said harsh measures are the only way to stop deaths . Haunted: Surviving immigrants who escaped the boat that capsized in the Mediterranean Sea killing up to 900 people appear deep in thought as they arrive in the Sicilian port city of Catania yesterday morning . Solemn: A young man, bows his head as he makes the short walk from the rescue boat's deck to the Catania shore where hundreds of people had gathered . New life: Members of the Italian Police look on as a migrant who survived the ship sinking off the coast of Libya walks the ramp of an Italian Coast Guard's vessel upon arrival at Catania's port yesterday morning . He said: 'The only way you can stop the deaths is to stop the boats. 'That's why it is so urgent that the countries of Europe adopt very strong policies that will end the people-smuggling trade across the Mediterranean.' Conservative Mr Abbott won power in 2013 on a 'stop the boats' pledge, and not a single one has breached his ring of steel in 18 months. Operation Sovereign Borders involves the Australian Navy intercepting boats filled with migrants at sea, and either turning them back or towing them back to where they came from. Mr Abbott has previously said he was sick of being lectured to by the United Nations over Australia's obligations to refugees, saying his policy was the 'most decent, most compassionate' solution. In the Mediterranean, callous people smugglers have been exploiting a willingness by European nations to rescue migrants rather than send them back. Last year, Italy scaled back its rescue operations because it feared they were only encouraging migrants to gamble with their lives. But the horrific loss of life over the past week in a spate of migrant shipwrecks has prompted calls to urgently reinstate the rescue missions. EU leaders including David Cameron are meeting tomorrow in what charities are calling a 'life or death' summit to solve the problem. Save the Children warned that 2,500 youngsters could die in the Mediterranean this year. Chief executive Justin Forsyth said: 'EU leaders hold the lives of thousands of desperate people in their hands when they meet. 'With every day that they prevaricate and delay restarting search and rescue operations, the risk grows that more people will die.' Taken to safety: An unknown survivor of the Mediterranean migrant tragedy is wheeled off an Italian coastguard ship in the Sicilian\u00a0city of Catania . Horror: A man carries the body of a dead child onto the Greek island of Rhodes after a boat carrying dozens of people ran aground, killing at least three in one of a number of tragedies involving migrants in recent days . Chaos: Video footage shows a large, wooden double-masted boat with people packed on board, just metres away from the Greek island of Rhodes in the eastern Mediterranean Sea . Migrant boats approaching Australian waters are turned back by the Navy or sometimes even towed back to where they came from. Any vessels which manage to get close are taken under naval escort to the Pacific islands of Nauru or Papua New Guinea, where they are detained while migrants' asylum claims are processed. Migrants are then matched with a country that will resettle them. Those detained on Nauru are sent to Cambodia, which is paid to take them by the Australian government. A similar arrangement exists with Papua New Guinea for those detained there. Any migrants who actually make it to Australia by sea are automatically blocked from staying \u2013 even if they are found to be genuine refugees. The controversial scheme \u2013 which began 18 months ago has been attacked by human rights advocates who say it violates Australia's international obligations. However the government says it has greatly reduced the number of illegal immigrants arriving on Australian shores. Yesterday Mr Cameron pledged the UK would 'make a contribution' to search and rescue operations. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said refugees also needed to be persuaded to stay in their home countries in the first place. 'We've got to start in the upstream countries. We've got to deal with the traffickers,' he said, adding he 'absolutely' supported a 'more formidable operation on the sea'. Ed Miliband said the Government's policy of 'leaving people to drown' had been 'wrong'. The Labour leader said: 'Frankly I think it is a stain on Europe to have these things happening. 'We've got to act on search and rescue, and that is about basic humanity and I think that people all around the country will recognise this.' London Mayor Boris Johnson said Britain had a 'moral duty' to do more. 'I think it is an absolute tragedy and obviously we must do whatever we can to help the humanitarian response,' he said. One of the architects of Australia's tough border policies, retired Army Major-General Jim Molan, said European leaders were guilty of 'incompetence'. Mr Molan said the tragedies were 'worsened by Europe's refusal to learn from its own mistakes and from the efforts of others who have handled similar problems'. In the Mediterranean, the tide of human misery has only worsened. Saturday's disaster was the most catastrophic in a series of migrant shipwrecks that have claimed more than 1,700 lives this year \u2013 30 times higher than the same period in 2014. In the past week alone, more than 1,000 have died. Border chiefs have warned that one million migrants are waiting to set sail off the coast of Libya, with the need for drastic action to address the crisis greater than ever before. Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has warned of a 'genocide' and said: 'Europe will be judged harshly for its inaction.' Rescue: A woman is laid to the ground after being rescued by Greek men as she tried to reach Europe aboard a wooden boat which ran aground on the island of Rhodes, killing three people . Saved: Three people died after a boat carrying dozens of migrants ran aground on the Greek island of Rhodes . Sunday morning: Italian coastguard responds to migrant ship after it capsizes off the coast of Libya with 700 passengers unaccounted for . Sunday afternoon: Passengers accounts of the ship say as many as 950 people may have been on board with 300 locked in the hull. Another boat is rescued off Sicily carrying 100 Syrian refugees. They are all brought to safety . Monday morning: A boat runs aground on the Greek holiday island of Rhodes killing a man, woman and child . Monday afternoon: Italian and Milanese coastguards respond to two distress calls off the coast of Libya from boats thought to be carrying up to 400 people. EU heads of state call for urgent action to ease the migrant crisis with an emergency summit called for later in the week . Monday at midnight: The surviving passengers of the Libyan boat arrive in Catania, Sicily. Among them is the crew's Tunisian captain and his Syrian crew member. Both were arrested and charged with 'favouring\u00a0illegal immigration'. The captain was additionally charged with multiple manslaughter."}], "metadata": {"id": "5c285c38d729529ca46a0439b332ce45fc754a10", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Tony Abbott insists tough line on migrants is the only way to stop deaths .\nSaid army should be deployed to prevent asylum seekers arriving on land .\nHe has ordered Australian military to turn back boats carrying migrants .\nControversial move has seen near-daily arrivals fall significantly, with no reported deaths at sea off the coast of Australia so far this year ."}}
{"prompt": "Twenty people have been injured after a plane made a crash landing and skidded off the runway at Hiroshima Airport in Japan. There were believed to be 74 passengers and seven crew members on board  Asiana Airlines flight OZ162 when it was reported to have made a tailstrike and skidded off the runway. Japanese media are reporting that the plane spun 180 degrees after impact to be left facing the wrong way on the runway. Local media were on the scene to report on a plane that crash landed and skidded off the runway in Japan . Twenty people are believed to have been injured after the plane had a tailstrike at Hiroshima . The airport has been closed as a result of the crash, and emergency services are at the scene, with injured passengers being taken to hospital. The Airbus A320 had set off from Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South Korea to Hiroshima, when it is believed to have missed the landing point on the runway. Local television footage appeared to show evidence of a hard landing and no sign of the landing gear, along with images of evacuation slides that were deployed. NHK, the national public broadcaster in Japan, described it as a crash landing and reported that the plane overran the runway at 8pm local time. Television footage appeared to show evidence of a hard landing and no sign of the landing gear (file photo of different plane model) Asiana Airlines Inc, based in Seoul, is one of South Korea's two major airlines, along with Korean Air. An Asiana Airlines flight crashed two years ago as it approached San Francisco's airport in an accident that left three teenagers dead and  nearly 200 other passengers injured.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwenty people have been injured after a plane made a crash landing and skidded off the runway at Hiroshima Airport in Japan. There were believed to be 74 passengers and seven crew members on board  Asiana Airlines flight OZ162 when it was reported to have made a tailstrike and skidded off the runway. Japanese media are reporting that the plane spun 180 degrees after impact to be left facing the wrong way on the runway. Local media were on the scene to report on a plane that crash landed and skidded off the runway in Japan . Twenty people are believed to have been injured after the plane had a tailstrike at Hiroshima . The airport has been closed as a result of the crash, and emergency services are at the scene, with injured passengers being taken to hospital. The Airbus A320 had set off from Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South Korea to Hiroshima, when it is believed to have missed the landing point on the runway. Local television footage appeared to show evidence of a hard landing and no sign of the landing gear, along with images of evacuation slides that were deployed. NHK, the national public broadcaster in Japan, described it as a crash landing and reported that the plane overran the runway at 8pm local time. Television footage appeared to show evidence of a hard landing and no sign of the landing gear (file photo of different plane model) Asiana Airlines Inc, based in Seoul, is one of South Korea's two major airlines, along with Korean Air. An Asiana Airlines flight crashed two years ago as it approached San Francisco's airport in an accident that left three teenagers dead and  nearly 200 other passengers injured."}], "metadata": {"id": "8cca31edc4a69fcb80537c6258d28040b9ca8e5f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Local media reports of Airbus A320 making a tailstrike on landing .\nPlane left facing the wrong way after spinning 180 degrees .\nAirport has been closed as investigators and emergency services attend ."}}
{"prompt": "A former Eurovision contestant running for parliament could still be elected as an MP despite dying two days ago. Ronnie Carroll died just days after successfully getting on the General Election ballot paper for Hampstead and Kilburn, where his name will remain for the election. Due to stand as an independent, Mr Carroll was 80 and had contested elections before, winning 29 votes in the Haltemprice and Howden by-election - despite campaigning for a record score of 0. Former Eurovision contestant Ronnie Carroll (pictured with his second wife June Paul) has died aged 80, just two days after successfully getting on the election ballot paper . An Electoral Commission spokesperson told The Sun Mr Carroll could still potentially win, although the vote would be declared void and a new candidate sought. He died following a battle with cancer, during which a friend handed in his election nomination papers as he was too ill to do so himself. Mr Carroll was on the statement of nominations as 'The Eurovisionary Carroll'. Sophy Dury and Bill Dury were listed as nominees for his candidacy. He contested the 1962 and 1963 Eurovision Song Contest, making him the only Briton to compete two years running. The seat is the most marginal in England, won by Labour's Glenda Jackson by just 42 votes in 2010. Mr Carroll's fame peaked in the 1950s and 60s, when he dated a string of women and raised hell with Sean Connery . Mr Carroll came fourth in the 1962 and 1963 Eurovision contests, with the songs Ring-a-Ding Girl and Say Wonderful Things respectively. He fame peaked in the 1950s and 60s, when he dated a string of women and raised hell with Sean Connery,The Guardian reported. Nominations closed on April 9. Tulip Siddiq is bidding to hold the seat for Labour, Simon Marcus is running for the Conservatives, Maajid Nawaz for the Liberal Democrats, Magnus Nielson for Ukip, Rebecca Johnson for the Greens, and Robin Charles Ellison for the U Party.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA former Eurovision contestant running for parliament could still be elected as an MP despite dying two days ago. Ronnie Carroll died just days after successfully getting on the General Election ballot paper for Hampstead and Kilburn, where his name will remain for the election. Due to stand as an independent, Mr Carroll was 80 and had contested elections before, winning 29 votes in the Haltemprice and Howden by-election - despite campaigning for a record score of 0. Former Eurovision contestant Ronnie Carroll (pictured with his second wife June Paul) has died aged 80, just two days after successfully getting on the election ballot paper . An Electoral Commission spokesperson told The Sun Mr Carroll could still potentially win, although the vote would be declared void and a new candidate sought. He died following a battle with cancer, during which a friend handed in his election nomination papers as he was too ill to do so himself. Mr Carroll was on the statement of nominations as 'The Eurovisionary Carroll'. Sophy Dury and Bill Dury were listed as nominees for his candidacy. He contested the 1962 and 1963 Eurovision Song Contest, making him the only Briton to compete two years running. The seat is the most marginal in England, won by Labour's Glenda Jackson by just 42 votes in 2010. Mr Carroll's fame peaked in the 1950s and 60s, when he dated a string of women and raised hell with Sean Connery . Mr Carroll came fourth in the 1962 and 1963 Eurovision contests, with the songs Ring-a-Ding Girl and Say Wonderful Things respectively. He fame peaked in the 1950s and 60s, when he dated a string of women and raised hell with Sean Connery,The Guardian reported. Nominations closed on April 9. Tulip Siddiq is bidding to hold the seat for Labour, Simon Marcus is running for the Conservatives, Maajid Nawaz for the Liberal Democrats, Magnus Nielson for Ukip, Rebecca Johnson for the Greens, and Robin Charles Ellison for the U Party."}], "metadata": {"id": "d7f7e2d1f6254ee12f536b1f87593704c82ddea2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Ronnie Carroll placed fourth in the Eurovision contest in 1962 and 1963 .\nHe died in London two days ago, aged 80, following a battle with cancer .\nMr Carroll was running in the General Election for Hampstead and Kilburn .\nHe remains on the paper and he\u00a0will be elected if he gets enough votes ."}}
{"prompt": "Former Arsenal and England defender Sol Campbell is part of a new campaign to encourage minorities to register to vote in next month's general election. Campbell has joined forces with Homeland actor David Harewood, musician Tinie Tempah and\u00a0Paralympic medallist//television presenter Ade Adepitan. The campaign, run by Operation Black Vote, features the stars in striking photographs ahead of the voting registration deadline on April 20. Sol Campbell is part of a new campaign to encourage minorities to register to vote for the General Election . Ex-England star Campbell retired from football in 2012 and is considering a career in politics . Campbell, 40, last month ruled out standing for the Conservatives in Kensington after\u00a0Sir Malcolm Rifkind announced he would be standing down. At the time he said his 'ambitions lie elsewhere in the political arena' which led to speculation he could run for London Mayor. Campbell posed for a photograph with his face coloured white alongside the caption, 'If you don't register to vote, you're taking the colour out of Britain.' And on launching the campaign,\u00a0Harewood said: 'What it brilliantly illustrates is that if you don't register to vote, you are quite literally taking all the vibrancy we have in our community off the table . 'If you don't register to vote, politicians don't really care about you, politicians aren't really caring about what you have to say, what you have to do, anything. Campbell won 73 caps for his country, scoring one goal over the space of nine years . 'The only way they talk to you is if you register to vote. That is when you become an important part of the electorate.' Operation Black Vote also launched a 2015 general election manifesto with the aim of 'reclaiming democracy, empowering citizens and fighting race equalities'. It says that in the past black and minority ethnic (BME) groups presented a broad range of 'key policy demands' to all parties, but adds: 'Our experience shows that whilst all parties express interest in our proposals during elections, this interest soon evaporates once in power.' Instead OBV has created a list of manifesto points of its own, including automatic voter registration linked to the National Insurance system, the introduction of e-voting and proportional representation, voting from the age of 16, state funding of parties and a 'minister for race equality' in the Cabinet. Posters featuring David Harewood and Tinie Tempa in a new campaign to encourage minorities to register . Former Paralympian and current TV presenter Ade Adepitan is also part of the Operation Black Vote campaign .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer Arsenal and England defender Sol Campbell is part of a new campaign to encourage minorities to register to vote in next month's general election. Campbell has joined forces with Homeland actor David Harewood, musician Tinie Tempah and\u00a0Paralympic medallist//television presenter Ade Adepitan. The campaign, run by Operation Black Vote, features the stars in striking photographs ahead of the voting registration deadline on April 20. Sol Campbell is part of a new campaign to encourage minorities to register to vote for the General Election . Ex-England star Campbell retired from football in 2012 and is considering a career in politics . Campbell, 40, last month ruled out standing for the Conservatives in Kensington after\u00a0Sir Malcolm Rifkind announced he would be standing down. At the time he said his 'ambitions lie elsewhere in the political arena' which led to speculation he could run for London Mayor. Campbell posed for a photograph with his face coloured white alongside the caption, 'If you don't register to vote, you're taking the colour out of Britain.' And on launching the campaign,\u00a0Harewood said: 'What it brilliantly illustrates is that if you don't register to vote, you are quite literally taking all the vibrancy we have in our community off the table . 'If you don't register to vote, politicians don't really care about you, politicians aren't really caring about what you have to say, what you have to do, anything. Campbell won 73 caps for his country, scoring one goal over the space of nine years . 'The only way they talk to you is if you register to vote. That is when you become an important part of the electorate.' Operation Black Vote also launched a 2015 general election manifesto with the aim of 'reclaiming democracy, empowering citizens and fighting race equalities'. It says that in the past black and minority ethnic (BME) groups presented a broad range of 'key policy demands' to all parties, but adds: 'Our experience shows that whilst all parties express interest in our proposals during elections, this interest soon evaporates once in power.' Instead OBV has created a list of manifesto points of its own, including automatic voter registration linked to the National Insurance system, the introduction of e-voting and proportional representation, voting from the age of 16, state funding of parties and a 'minister for race equality' in the Cabinet. Posters featuring David Harewood and Tinie Tempa in a new campaign to encourage minorities to register . Former Paralympian and current TV presenter Ade Adepitan is also part of the Operation Black Vote campaign ."}], "metadata": {"id": "09d95a635efb20d503907331d169c6bd1d680b1b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Sol Campbell is part of a campaign to encourage minorities to vote .\nHe joins David Harewood, Tinie Tempah and Ade Adepitan .\nCampbell has often said he is interested in a career in politics .\nHe ruled out standing for the Conservatives in Kensington ."}}
{"prompt": "On Sunday, 36,000 runners took to the streets of London for the 26.2 mile Virgin Money London Marathon. For one couple however, these streets became a 26 mile aisle where they exchanged vows en route. Cancer Research UK runners Paul and Laura Elliott decided to do something different for their wedding day and combined their love for running and their love for each other, whilst also raising vital funds for a charity very close to their hearts. Fitness fans Paul and Laura Elliott decided to do something different for their wedding day and combined their love for running and their love for each other by tying the knot at the London Marathon . Unfortunately Paul, 41, lost his father to bowel cancer 19 years ago and so by running this weekend's marathon, the couple have raised \u00a37,000 so far to help honour his memory on this special day. The pair, who live in Clapham, London, ran across the finish line together under a shower of confetti. Speaking on Sunday, 34-year-old Laura said: 'It has been an absolutely incredible day, the atmosphere has been electric and to be able to share it all with our family and friends has made it really special. 'We\u2019ve done so much training together that I found running the first half on my own a bit strange but it made our reunion even more meaningful. The last leg was definitely tough but I think we were both so euphoric and had such great support from the crowds that we were carried round.' Paul, 41, lost his father to bowel cancer 19 years ago and so by running this weekend's marathon, the couple have raised \u00a37,000 so far to help honour his memory on this special day . After a wash, brush up and outfit change they returned to the venue for their evening reception, pictured . Paul added: 'It has been such an emotional day and I\u2019m overjoyed to be married to Laura. 'The last few miles were tough going but having my wife by my side certainly helped. I\u2019m hoping the combined adrenaline rush of getting married and completing a marathon will give us enough energy to get through the evening and celebrate in style. However I think we are going to have to take it steady on the champagne!' Laura and Paul ran the first half of the marathon separately before meeting half way round at St Katharine Docks for the ceremony which was witnessed by 80 guests. They then completed the run together. After a wash, brush up and outfit change they returned to the venue for their evening reception. Laura and Paul ran the first half of the marathon separately before meeting half way round at St Katharine Docks for the ceremony which was witnessed by 80 guests. They finished the race together and were showered with confetti at mile 26 . For the marathon, the pair wore specially crafted outfits handmade by the bride and her mother, which combined traditional wedding attire with a more practical and comfortable design and materials suitable for running. A spokesperson for Cancer Research UK, said 'It\u2019s been an exciting day for Laura and Paul. Not only have they got married but they have run the Marathon as part of our biggest ever team. It\u2019s thanks to the incredible support from people like them that we can make progress in the fight against cancer. 'We wish them all the best for their future together and if you feel inspired by Laura and Paul why not take part in one of our others sports events - you don\u2019t need to do 26 miles to help beat cancer sooner.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nOn Sunday, 36,000 runners took to the streets of London for the 26.2 mile Virgin Money London Marathon. For one couple however, these streets became a 26 mile aisle where they exchanged vows en route. Cancer Research UK runners Paul and Laura Elliott decided to do something different for their wedding day and combined their love for running and their love for each other, whilst also raising vital funds for a charity very close to their hearts. Fitness fans Paul and Laura Elliott decided to do something different for their wedding day and combined their love for running and their love for each other by tying the knot at the London Marathon . Unfortunately Paul, 41, lost his father to bowel cancer 19 years ago and so by running this weekend's marathon, the couple have raised \u00a37,000 so far to help honour his memory on this special day. The pair, who live in Clapham, London, ran across the finish line together under a shower of confetti. Speaking on Sunday, 34-year-old Laura said: 'It has been an absolutely incredible day, the atmosphere has been electric and to be able to share it all with our family and friends has made it really special. 'We\u2019ve done so much training together that I found running the first half on my own a bit strange but it made our reunion even more meaningful. The last leg was definitely tough but I think we were both so euphoric and had such great support from the crowds that we were carried round.' Paul, 41, lost his father to bowel cancer 19 years ago and so by running this weekend's marathon, the couple have raised \u00a37,000 so far to help honour his memory on this special day . After a wash, brush up and outfit change they returned to the venue for their evening reception, pictured . Paul added: 'It has been such an emotional day and I\u2019m overjoyed to be married to Laura. 'The last few miles were tough going but having my wife by my side certainly helped. I\u2019m hoping the combined adrenaline rush of getting married and completing a marathon will give us enough energy to get through the evening and celebrate in style. However I think we are going to have to take it steady on the champagne!' Laura and Paul ran the first half of the marathon separately before meeting half way round at St Katharine Docks for the ceremony which was witnessed by 80 guests. They then completed the run together. After a wash, brush up and outfit change they returned to the venue for their evening reception. Laura and Paul ran the first half of the marathon separately before meeting half way round at St Katharine Docks for the ceremony which was witnessed by 80 guests. They finished the race together and were showered with confetti at mile 26 . For the marathon, the pair wore specially crafted outfits handmade by the bride and her mother, which combined traditional wedding attire with a more practical and comfortable design and materials suitable for running. A spokesperson for Cancer Research UK, said 'It\u2019s been an exciting day for Laura and Paul. Not only have they got married but they have run the Marathon as part of our biggest ever team. It\u2019s thanks to the incredible support from people like them that we can make progress in the fight against cancer. 'We wish them all the best for their future together and if you feel inspired by Laura and Paul why not take part in one of our others sports events - you don\u2019t need to do 26 miles to help beat cancer sooner.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "ec899ca780f569a509ada534a93e847c46fd83d6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Paul and Laura Elliott met half way round at St Katharine Docks .\nCeremony was witnessed by 80 guests .\nPair ran across finish line under a shower of confetti .\nReturned to scene of\u00a0ceremony\u00a0for party later on .\nRaised \u00a37,000 for Cancer Research in honour of Paul's father ."}}
{"prompt": "Stuart McCall admits he will become a Livingston fan for the day on Wednesday as he prays the Scottish Championship strugglers can do his side's play-off bid a favour. Livingston gave Rangers a headache last week when they held them to a 1-1 draw at the Energy Assets Arena and they now take on Hibernian in midweek. The Easter Road outfit slipped four points behind McCall's side on Saturday while they were busy getting knocked out of the William Hill Scottish Cup by Falkirk as Rangers were winning 3-1 at Dumbarton in league action. Stuart McCall has revealed he will be cheering on Livingston during their match against Hibernian . McCall believes his side's main promotion rivals could drop points against Livingston on Wednesday . Rangers dropped points against Livingston by drawing 1-1 with the Scottish Championship strugglers . Rangers are four points ahead of Hibernian . However, Hibs can close back to within a point of second place if they win their game in hand with Mark Burchill's Livingston. With both teams desperate to finish as runners-up to new champions Hearts and spare themselves two extra hazardous games in the play-offs, McCall is now praying Livi give Hibs as hard a time as they did his side. He said: 'I'll be there on Wednesday with my Livingston scarf on. We played them and know what a tough game it will be. Hibs will be disappointed with what happened at Hampden but they'll now focus on promotion and we've got to focus on ourselves - we've got two big games left and want to win both.' Rangers clinched the points at the weekend after 18-year-old striker Ryan Hardie claimed a dream double on his full debut. Former Celtic striker Mark Wilson put the Sons ahead after just two minutes with his first goal since netting an Old Firm winner against Gers back in March 2011, but Hardie saved the day with his brace before Haris Vuckic swept home a 25-yeard beauty to put the seal on the Glasgow side's victory. McCall was delighted for his young frontman Hardie - but was cautious when asked if the teenager could be the man to fire Rangers back to the Premiership. 'We only told Ryan at lunchtime that he was playing, we showed him the areas of the park we wanted him to get into and that's where his first goal came from,' said the Gers boss. 'The kid is a goalscorer and he's got great energy and good pace. He's very raw naturally because he's only young but you can't do much more than score two on your debut. 'I'm delighted for the kid and hopefully that's him on his way to a lot of goals for Rangers. I'm a horses for courses manager and we'll change things but Ryan did what we hoped he would do and his confidence is high so it's a nice problem for next week.' On-loan Newcastle playmaker Vuckic's goal was a sublime strike but McCall admits he had to give the Slovenian a half-time talking to after he went missing for Wilson's opener. Rangers' teenage striker Ryan Hardie scored a brace on his full debut against Dumbarton on Saturday . Rangers playmarker Haris Vuckic (right) has become a fans' favourite during his loan spell from Newcastle . He said: 'We were right behind Haris for his goal and as soon as he cut in on his left foot we weren't surprised to see his shot go into the net. 'He carries a goal threat and we're delighted he's doing that. He got a bit of a roasting at half-time because Mark Wilson was his man and he switched off. When you play in wide areas you've got to have the nous and desire to track back. 'He switched off for a second and it landed where he should have been. But we'll forgive him because of his goal. Everyone gives something different to the team but they're all aware of their responsibilities.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nStuart McCall admits he will become a Livingston fan for the day on Wednesday as he prays the Scottish Championship strugglers can do his side's play-off bid a favour. Livingston gave Rangers a headache last week when they held them to a 1-1 draw at the Energy Assets Arena and they now take on Hibernian in midweek. The Easter Road outfit slipped four points behind McCall's side on Saturday while they were busy getting knocked out of the William Hill Scottish Cup by Falkirk as Rangers were winning 3-1 at Dumbarton in league action. Stuart McCall has revealed he will be cheering on Livingston during their match against Hibernian . McCall believes his side's main promotion rivals could drop points against Livingston on Wednesday . Rangers dropped points against Livingston by drawing 1-1 with the Scottish Championship strugglers . Rangers are four points ahead of Hibernian . However, Hibs can close back to within a point of second place if they win their game in hand with Mark Burchill's Livingston. With both teams desperate to finish as runners-up to new champions Hearts and spare themselves two extra hazardous games in the play-offs, McCall is now praying Livi give Hibs as hard a time as they did his side. He said: 'I'll be there on Wednesday with my Livingston scarf on. We played them and know what a tough game it will be. Hibs will be disappointed with what happened at Hampden but they'll now focus on promotion and we've got to focus on ourselves - we've got two big games left and want to win both.' Rangers clinched the points at the weekend after 18-year-old striker Ryan Hardie claimed a dream double on his full debut. Former Celtic striker Mark Wilson put the Sons ahead after just two minutes with his first goal since netting an Old Firm winner against Gers back in March 2011, but Hardie saved the day with his brace before Haris Vuckic swept home a 25-yeard beauty to put the seal on the Glasgow side's victory. McCall was delighted for his young frontman Hardie - but was cautious when asked if the teenager could be the man to fire Rangers back to the Premiership. 'We only told Ryan at lunchtime that he was playing, we showed him the areas of the park we wanted him to get into and that's where his first goal came from,' said the Gers boss. 'The kid is a goalscorer and he's got great energy and good pace. He's very raw naturally because he's only young but you can't do much more than score two on your debut. 'I'm delighted for the kid and hopefully that's him on his way to a lot of goals for Rangers. I'm a horses for courses manager and we'll change things but Ryan did what we hoped he would do and his confidence is high so it's a nice problem for next week.' On-loan Newcastle playmaker Vuckic's goal was a sublime strike but McCall admits he had to give the Slovenian a half-time talking to after he went missing for Wilson's opener. Rangers' teenage striker Ryan Hardie scored a brace on his full debut against Dumbarton on Saturday . Rangers playmarker Haris Vuckic (right) has become a fans' favourite during his loan spell from Newcastle . He said: 'We were right behind Haris for his goal and as soon as he cut in on his left foot we weren't surprised to see his shot go into the net. 'He carries a goal threat and we're delighted he's doing that. He got a bit of a roasting at half-time because Mark Wilson was his man and he switched off. When you play in wide areas you've got to have the nous and desire to track back. 'He switched off for a second and it landed where he should have been. But we'll forgive him because of his goal. Everyone gives something different to the team but they're all aware of their responsibilities.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "f15d19807c783c74dcfd6ad71a66674932b8fd8d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Stuart McCall jokes he will wear Livingston scarf during Hibernian match .\nThe Rangers boss will be at the \u00a0Energy Assets Arena to watch clash .\nHibernian are four points behind  Rangers with game in hand .\nBoth sides are vying for second spot in Scottish Championship ."}}
{"prompt": "Leeds Rhinos have sent full back Zak Hardaker on an anger management course after a student was left with two black eyes and bruising during a violent incident in February. Hardaker was at the centre of a police assault probe into an attack on a 22-year-old man at student flats in Leeds, but was not charged with any offence. Leeds issued a lengthy statement outlining Hardaker's punishment, which will also see him forfeit one month's salary to be donated to a local charity and do up to 20 hours a week of voluntary work for the club's foundation for the duration of his contract. Hardaker and team-mate Elliot Minchella both paid \u00a3200 in compensation and wrote a letter of apology to a 22-year-old man following a police investigation but Leeds said Hardaker's punishment is far stronger 'given his previous misconduct'. Leeds Rhinos have sent full back Zak Hardaker (centre with the ball) on an anger management course . The one-cap England international received a five-match ban and a fine for a homophobic comment made last year and was also fined by England for breaching team discipline during the 2013 World Cup. The statement from Leeds read: 'The club has accepted his apology for his actions, however, given his previous misconduct, Zak has realised that it is his actions rather than his words that must now show his intentions to put these events behind him.' It went on: 'We have passed the point of telling him what he has to do, however, for the first time Zak has admitted to us and, more importantly to himself, that he has an issue with aspects of his lifestyle which he wants to improve. 'We have listened to what he has committed to do for himself and we will support him.' Minchella received a written warning and a fine of 50 per cent of his monthly salary, while team-mates Rob Mulhern, Josh Walters and Ash Handley were fined and issued verbal warnings. Police said the student received two black eyes and a bruised neck during the incident. Hardaker received a five-match ban and a fine for a homophobic comment made last year . Leeds Rhinos have today issued the following statement relating to an incident which happened in the city earlier this year that was brought into the public spotlight: . 'The Leeds Rhinos Players Code of Conduct prohibits players from visiting licensed premises after midnight without prior permission from me or the Head Coach. Our investigation has revealed this regulation was breached by five players on a midweek evening before the start of this season. Furthermore Zak Hardaker and Elliot Minchella were involved in an incident at a student accommodation building, which led to a police investigation and a written apology from both players to a student and a \u00a3200 compensation payment from Hardaker and Minchella. 'Our internal investigation has now concluded. It has been an exhaustive process and we are always disappointed when players fall below the standards we expect of them and let everyone else down. The players themselves are embarrassed and very apologetic and I am sure it has been a lesson learned for all involved. 'Rob Mulhern, Josh Walters and Ash Handley have each received a fine and a verbal warning. Elliot Minchella has received a written warning and a fine of 50% of his monthly salary. 'With regard to Zak Hardaker, the club has accepted his apology for his actions, however, given his previous misconduct, Zak has realized that it is his actions rather than his words that must now show his intentions to put these events behind him. Therefore, we have agreed the following actions: . 1) Zak will forfeit one months salary and this will be donated to support a local charity project . 2) He will enroll on a course for anger management . 3) Zak will work as a volunteer for up to 20 hours a week for the duration of his Rhinos contract to assist the Leeds Rhinos Foundation and Marketing Department. 'Zak is full of passion and enthusiasm and has many qualities that are to be admired in a young player but a small part of him has led to problems and this has to be addressed, not only for the image of the game but most importantly for Zak\u2019s own well being and his ability to fulfil his potential. We have passed the point of telling him what he has to do, however, for the first time Zak has admitted to us and, more importantly to himself, that he has an issue with aspects of his lifestyle which he wants to improve. We have listened to what he has committed to do for himself and we will support him.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLeeds Rhinos have sent full back Zak Hardaker on an anger management course after a student was left with two black eyes and bruising during a violent incident in February. Hardaker was at the centre of a police assault probe into an attack on a 22-year-old man at student flats in Leeds, but was not charged with any offence. Leeds issued a lengthy statement outlining Hardaker's punishment, which will also see him forfeit one month's salary to be donated to a local charity and do up to 20 hours a week of voluntary work for the club's foundation for the duration of his contract. Hardaker and team-mate Elliot Minchella both paid \u00a3200 in compensation and wrote a letter of apology to a 22-year-old man following a police investigation but Leeds said Hardaker's punishment is far stronger 'given his previous misconduct'. Leeds Rhinos have sent full back Zak Hardaker (centre with the ball) on an anger management course . The one-cap England international received a five-match ban and a fine for a homophobic comment made last year and was also fined by England for breaching team discipline during the 2013 World Cup. The statement from Leeds read: 'The club has accepted his apology for his actions, however, given his previous misconduct, Zak has realised that it is his actions rather than his words that must now show his intentions to put these events behind him.' It went on: 'We have passed the point of telling him what he has to do, however, for the first time Zak has admitted to us and, more importantly to himself, that he has an issue with aspects of his lifestyle which he wants to improve. 'We have listened to what he has committed to do for himself and we will support him.' Minchella received a written warning and a fine of 50 per cent of his monthly salary, while team-mates Rob Mulhern, Josh Walters and Ash Handley were fined and issued verbal warnings. Police said the student received two black eyes and a bruised neck during the incident. Hardaker received a five-match ban and a fine for a homophobic comment made last year . Leeds Rhinos have today issued the following statement relating to an incident which happened in the city earlier this year that was brought into the public spotlight: . 'The Leeds Rhinos Players Code of Conduct prohibits players from visiting licensed premises after midnight without prior permission from me or the Head Coach. Our investigation has revealed this regulation was breached by five players on a midweek evening before the start of this season. Furthermore Zak Hardaker and Elliot Minchella were involved in an incident at a student accommodation building, which led to a police investigation and a written apology from both players to a student and a \u00a3200 compensation payment from Hardaker and Minchella. 'Our internal investigation has now concluded. It has been an exhaustive process and we are always disappointed when players fall below the standards we expect of them and let everyone else down. The players themselves are embarrassed and very apologetic and I am sure it has been a lesson learned for all involved. 'Rob Mulhern, Josh Walters and Ash Handley have each received a fine and a verbal warning. Elliot Minchella has received a written warning and a fine of 50% of his monthly salary. 'With regard to Zak Hardaker, the club has accepted his apology for his actions, however, given his previous misconduct, Zak has realized that it is his actions rather than his words that must now show his intentions to put these events behind him. Therefore, we have agreed the following actions: . 1) Zak will forfeit one months salary and this will be donated to support a local charity project . 2) He will enroll on a course for anger management . 3) Zak will work as a volunteer for up to 20 hours a week for the duration of his Rhinos contract to assist the Leeds Rhinos Foundation and Marketing Department. 'Zak is full of passion and enthusiasm and has many qualities that are to be admired in a young player but a small part of him has led to problems and this has to be addressed, not only for the image of the game but most importantly for Zak\u2019s own well being and his ability to fulfil his potential. We have passed the point of telling him what he has to do, however, for the first time Zak has admitted to us and, more importantly to himself, that he has an issue with aspects of his lifestyle which he wants to improve. We have listened to what he has committed to do for himself and we will support him.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "8e36cb0c0e2c1d88d231b30b36d5c58349fce793", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Leeds Rhinos issued statement outlining Zak Hardaker's punishment .\nHardaker has been sent on an anger management course by the club .\nStudent suffered two black eyes and bruised neck in incident at flats .\nNo-one has been charged, but other Leeds players have been disciplined ."}}
{"prompt": "The first robot to be sent into the radioactive reactor of Fukushima nuclear power plant has stalled just three hours into its mission. These incredible pictures offer the first glimpse into the melted reactors at the Japanese plant after the 2011 nuclear disaster. More than 300,000 people had to be evacuated after three of Fukushima's six reactors blew up following the huge tsunami which devastated the country over three years ago.\u00a0Nearly 16,000 people lost their lives in the natural disaster and subsequent devastation. Scroll down for video . These are the first incredible pictures inside the melted nuclear reactor at Fukushima  power plant after the 2011 disaster . The photographs were captured as part of the robot's mission to inspect melted fuel in one of the reactors . The photographs were captured as part of the robot's mission to inspect melted fuel in one of the reactors. Developed by Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning, it was supposed to be able to function for about 10 hours at levels of radiation which would be fatal to humans and cause ordinary electronic devices to malfunction. But decommissioning work at the plant suffered a setback after the adaptable 'transformer' robot stalled  before it could complete its operation and had to be abandoned. A second robot mission scheduled for Monday was postponed as engineers investigated the cause of the malfunction. The Tokyo Electric Power Company, which operates the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, admitted the robot had only completed two-thirds of Friday's planned mission inside the Unit 1 containment vessel before it failed. But the company said it had collected enough data to indicate there was path to send robots deeper into the reactor. It leaves the door open to a new generation of remote-controlled robot missions which may finally reveal the residue of the melted fuel for the first time since the 2011 disaster. But it stalled before it could complete its operation and had to be abandoned. A second robot mission scheduled for Monday was postponed as engineers investigated the cause of the malfunction . The Tokyo Electric Power Company, which operates the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, admitted the robot had only completed two-thirds of Friday's planned mission inside the Unit 1 containment vessel before it failed . TEPCO spokesman Teruaki Kobayashi said the robot sufficiently collected temperature, radiation levels and images from parts of the platform just below the reactor core's bottom by the time it got stuck and became unrecoverable. Mr Kobayashi said the test also showed the robot tolerated radiation and that the radiation levels were significantly lower than anticipated. That means robots can last longer and some wireless device may even be usable, even though the radiation levels were way too high for humans to enter the area, even wearing protective gear. Although there were no fatalities from radiation exposure, 300,000 residents were moved from a 20-mile radius of the nuclear plant. In total there were nearly 16,000 deaths reported from the natural disaster and subsequent devastation. Three of the six reactors blew up when a tsunami measuring 9 on the Richter scale hit the region. Clean-up expected to take decades, and cost more than \u00a318 billion. An investigation panel deduced the disaster had major elements of being 'man-made,' and there was a ''culture of complacency about nuclear safety and poor crisis management.' Data will be used to improve future damage assessments, which are crucial to the safe decommissioning of the plant damaged by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. TEPCO plans to send in a different, amphibious robot next year for further investigation of the three reactors that suffered meltdowns. Computer simulation and cosmic ray examinations have shown that almost all fuel rods in the Unit 1 reactor have melted, breached the core and are now lying at the bottom of the containment chamber. The nuclear plant is still being taken apart, and it is estimated it will take decades to make the area safe, as well as cost billions of pounds. With soil and water contaminated, nobody can live there yet, and it is unknown when the clean-up mission will be completed. Reports found that few cancers would be expected as a result of accumulated radiation exposures, although people in the area worst affected by the accident may have a slightly higher risk of developing certain cancers such as leukemia, solid cancers, thyroid cancer and breast cancer. Surveys show only a fifth of former residents want to return to living in the area. The plant has six reactors, three of which were offline when disaster struck on March 11, 2011. More than 300,000 people had to be evacuated after three of Fukushima's six reactors blew up following the huge tsunami which devastated the country over three years ago . Nearly 16,000 people lost their lives in the natural disaster and subsequent devastation . A magnitude-9.0 earthquake triggered a huge tsunami which swept into the plant and knocked out its backup power and cooling systems, leading to meltdowns at the three active reactors. The Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission found the nuclear disaster was 'manmade' and that its direct causes were all foreseeable. It stated that it had also failed to meet the most basic safety requirements, such as assessing the probability of damage, preparing for containing collateral damage from such a disaster, and developing evacuation plans. Decommissioning and dismantling all six reactors is a delicate, time-consuming process that includes removing the melted fuel from a highly radioactive environment, as well as all the extra fuel rods, which sit in cooling pools at the top of the reactor buildings. Workers, who wear protective suits when dismantling the plant, must determine the exact condition of the melted fuel debris and develop remote-controlled and radiation-resistant robotics to deal with it. The process is expected to take at least 40 years. Contamination levels are low, which means people can, for a limited time, view the destruction site . Decommissioning and dismantling all six reactors is a delicate, time-consuming process that includes removing the melted fuel from a highly radioactive environment, as well as all the extra fuel rods, which sit in cooling pools at the top of the reactor buildings .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe first robot to be sent into the radioactive reactor of Fukushima nuclear power plant has stalled just three hours into its mission. These incredible pictures offer the first glimpse into the melted reactors at the Japanese plant after the 2011 nuclear disaster. More than 300,000 people had to be evacuated after three of Fukushima's six reactors blew up following the huge tsunami which devastated the country over three years ago.\u00a0Nearly 16,000 people lost their lives in the natural disaster and subsequent devastation. Scroll down for video . These are the first incredible pictures inside the melted nuclear reactor at Fukushima  power plant after the 2011 disaster . The photographs were captured as part of the robot's mission to inspect melted fuel in one of the reactors . The photographs were captured as part of the robot's mission to inspect melted fuel in one of the reactors. Developed by Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning, it was supposed to be able to function for about 10 hours at levels of radiation which would be fatal to humans and cause ordinary electronic devices to malfunction. But decommissioning work at the plant suffered a setback after the adaptable 'transformer' robot stalled  before it could complete its operation and had to be abandoned. A second robot mission scheduled for Monday was postponed as engineers investigated the cause of the malfunction. The Tokyo Electric Power Company, which operates the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, admitted the robot had only completed two-thirds of Friday's planned mission inside the Unit 1 containment vessel before it failed. But the company said it had collected enough data to indicate there was path to send robots deeper into the reactor. It leaves the door open to a new generation of remote-controlled robot missions which may finally reveal the residue of the melted fuel for the first time since the 2011 disaster. But it stalled before it could complete its operation and had to be abandoned. A second robot mission scheduled for Monday was postponed as engineers investigated the cause of the malfunction . The Tokyo Electric Power Company, which operates the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, admitted the robot had only completed two-thirds of Friday's planned mission inside the Unit 1 containment vessel before it failed . TEPCO spokesman Teruaki Kobayashi said the robot sufficiently collected temperature, radiation levels and images from parts of the platform just below the reactor core's bottom by the time it got stuck and became unrecoverable. Mr Kobayashi said the test also showed the robot tolerated radiation and that the radiation levels were significantly lower than anticipated. That means robots can last longer and some wireless device may even be usable, even though the radiation levels were way too high for humans to enter the area, even wearing protective gear. Although there were no fatalities from radiation exposure, 300,000 residents were moved from a 20-mile radius of the nuclear plant. In total there were nearly 16,000 deaths reported from the natural disaster and subsequent devastation. Three of the six reactors blew up when a tsunami measuring 9 on the Richter scale hit the region. Clean-up expected to take decades, and cost more than \u00a318 billion. An investigation panel deduced the disaster had major elements of being 'man-made,' and there was a ''culture of complacency about nuclear safety and poor crisis management.' Data will be used to improve future damage assessments, which are crucial to the safe decommissioning of the plant damaged by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. TEPCO plans to send in a different, amphibious robot next year for further investigation of the three reactors that suffered meltdowns. Computer simulation and cosmic ray examinations have shown that almost all fuel rods in the Unit 1 reactor have melted, breached the core and are now lying at the bottom of the containment chamber. The nuclear plant is still being taken apart, and it is estimated it will take decades to make the area safe, as well as cost billions of pounds. With soil and water contaminated, nobody can live there yet, and it is unknown when the clean-up mission will be completed. Reports found that few cancers would be expected as a result of accumulated radiation exposures, although people in the area worst affected by the accident may have a slightly higher risk of developing certain cancers such as leukemia, solid cancers, thyroid cancer and breast cancer. Surveys show only a fifth of former residents want to return to living in the area. The plant has six reactors, three of which were offline when disaster struck on March 11, 2011. More than 300,000 people had to be evacuated after three of Fukushima's six reactors blew up following the huge tsunami which devastated the country over three years ago . Nearly 16,000 people lost their lives in the natural disaster and subsequent devastation . A magnitude-9.0 earthquake triggered a huge tsunami which swept into the plant and knocked out its backup power and cooling systems, leading to meltdowns at the three active reactors. The Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission found the nuclear disaster was 'manmade' and that its direct causes were all foreseeable. It stated that it had also failed to meet the most basic safety requirements, such as assessing the probability of damage, preparing for containing collateral damage from such a disaster, and developing evacuation plans. Decommissioning and dismantling all six reactors is a delicate, time-consuming process that includes removing the melted fuel from a highly radioactive environment, as well as all the extra fuel rods, which sit in cooling pools at the top of the reactor buildings. Workers, who wear protective suits when dismantling the plant, must determine the exact condition of the melted fuel debris and develop remote-controlled and radiation-resistant robotics to deal with it. The process is expected to take at least 40 years. Contamination levels are low, which means people can, for a limited time, view the destruction site . Decommissioning and dismantling all six reactors is a delicate, time-consuming process that includes removing the melted fuel from a highly radioactive environment, as well as all the extra fuel rods, which sit in cooling pools at the top of the reactor buildings ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8a1a8b3201ffb0703fd05b42e498fde8fa7003ef", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Fukushima Nuclear Power plant went into meltdown in the 2011 disaster .\nThree reactors blew up after tsunami causing 300,000 to be\u00a0evacuated .\nA robot was sent into one of the nuclear reactors to inspect melted fuel .\nBut it stalled within three hours of the mission and has to be abandoned ."}}
{"prompt": "UEFA have set a potentially dangerous precedent by ruling that the final 18 seconds of England Women's U19 European Championships qualifier against Norway will be replayed after a refereeing mistake. The Elite Round Group 4 qualifier will be restarted at 9:45pm at Seaview stadium in Belfast on Thursday with the match resuming with England retaking a penalty in the 96th minute at 2-1 down. England's 3-1 Group 4 victory against Switzerland on Thursday afternoon means the Young Lionesses will qualify for the European Championships if the penalty is scored and the match is drawn 2-2. England are awarded a penalty during their European U19 Women's Championships qualifier in Belfast . Referee Marija Kurtes points to the spot as England are awarded a penalty in the 96th minute . Leah Williamson steps up to take a penalty in the closing stages of the match against Norway . Williamson runs forward to strike the ball but team-mate Rosella Ayane (circled) has entered the box . Williamson turns and celebrates as she slots the ball into the goalkeeper's bottom-right corner . German referee Marija Kurtes officiating a women's Bundesliga match in Munich last month . Jenna Dear scored twice at the Seaview Stadium while Leah Williamson, who is set to take the last minute spot-kick against Norway, earned some practice as she scored past Swiss goalkeeper Tania Chassot from 12-yards. Norway are second in the group following an impressive 8-1 win against Northern Ireland, but crucially have a slightly inferior goal difference meaning the spot-kick will give England a place in the European Championship finals in Israel. The astonishing decision has been taken for the first time in a UEFA competition following an FA appeal after the referee had wrongly denied England the opportunity to retake the penalty during Saturday's match following encroachment. England midfielder Williamson thought she had equalised after slotting the ball into the bottom-right corner but team-mate Rosella Ayane had entered the box too early and German referee Marija Kurtes disallowed the goal. However, instead of ordering it to be retaken, 28-year-old Kurtes - who was named Referee of the Year by the German Football Association (DFB) in 2014 - wrongly awarded an indirect free-kick to Norway. According to the laws of the game, a penalty should be retaken if it entered the goal after encroachment by team-mates of the player taking the kick. England players celebrate after they thought they had equalised against Norway . But referee Kurtes awards an indirect free-kick and the celebrations are cut short . Williamson has the ball back in her hands ready for what she thought would be a retake . But Williamson then realises the referee's decision and two Norwegian players are seen celebrating . German referee Kurtes is understood to have been sent home following her error on Saturday . April 4 - England 1-2 Norway (Match to be replayed from 96th min on April 9 at 9:45pm) April 4 - Switzerland 1-0 Northern Ireland . April 6 - Norway 2-0 Switzerland . April 6 - England 9-1 Northern Ireland . April 9 - Switzerland 1-3 England . April 9 - Northern Ireland 1-8 Norway . A scene of apparent confusion followed England's wild celebrations as Kurtes explained her decision. Williamson had grabbed back the ball to retake the penalty and placed it on the penalty spot before realising an indirect free-kick had been awarded. Two Norwegian players then embraced as they celebrated the decision. A UEFA statement read: 'The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body has ordered the match to be replayed. 'The replay of the match should be carried out as follows: . 'The match will be replayed from the minute the penalty kick was awarded to the Football Association at the European Women's Under-19 Championship 2015 match between England vs Norway played on April 4, 2015, and extended according to the discretion of the referee. 'The penalty kick shall be retaken by the Football Association. 'According to the Laws of the Game (Law 14), a team-mate of the player taking the kick infringes the Laws of the Game: . - the referee allows the kick to be taken . - if the ball enters the goal, the kick is retaken . - if the ball does not enter the goal, the referee stops play and the match is restarted with an indirect free kick to the defending team from the place where the infringement occurred . 'As the ball entered the goal, the kick should have been re-taken. Thus the CDEB ordered that the remaining time of the match should be replayed in accordance with article 6 (e) and 7 (2) of the disciplinary regulations. Williamson scored from the penalty spot during England's 3-1 victory against Switzerland on Thursday . Jenna Dear (right) scores with a header as England inched closer to European Championship qualification . 'The match is scheduled to take place at the Seaview Stadium in Belfast on Thursday at 9:45pm local time with another referee. 'Teams must field the same players which were on the pitch at that moment. Any of these players can take the penalty kick.' An FA spokesperson said: 'After England Women U19s' match against Norway on Saturday, April 4, the FA lodged an appeal to UEFA following a disallowed penalty. 'Due to an incorrect application of the game's laws by the match referee, UEFA have ordered the match to be replayed from the point of the penalty. 'The remainder of the match will be played on Thursday at 9.45pm at the same stadium \u2013 Seaview, Belfast.' Williamson is congratulated by her England team-mates after scoring past Swiss goalkeeper Tania Chassot . Former Everton and England captain Mo Marley is head coach of the national women's U19 team . Although it will only last 18 seconds, officials, stewards and paramedics will all be required to attend. Admission is free. England, coached by former national captain Mo Marley, were 2-0 down to Norway on Saturday before substitute Ayane pulled one back in the 87th minute to give her side hope of claiming a point. However, Wiliiamson's penalty was disallowed and the match ended in defeat. England brushed off the disappointment on Monday, though, with a 9-1 win against Northern Ireland. Both England and Norway must start the match with the same 11 players who finished Saturday's match. However, a different player can take the penalty. The decision further complicates the already complex qualification process for July's finals after UEFA had announced that Norway had sealed their place. After an initial qualifying round last year, the Elite Round is comprised of six groups of four teams playing at locations across Europe. The six group winners and best-placed runner-up - decided by the best record against the first and third-placed teams in the groups - go through to join hosts Israel at the showpiece event in July. England women's senior head coach Mark Sampson tweeted: 'Difficult circumstances for our @england U19.\u00a0I have been proud that in challenging circumstances you have conducted yourselves superbly & represented your country with great pride. 'Regardless of final outcome you should be very proud. We are very proud of you.' September 2005 - World Cup qualifier - Uzbekistan vs Bahrain . Uzbekistan had won the opening leg of the Asian zone fourth-round play-off 1-0 at home but were left incensed after a penalty was disallowed in the 38th minute for an attacking player encroaching. Rather than retaking the penalty, an indirect free-kick was wrongly awarded by Japanese referee Toshimitsu Yoshida\u00a0to Bahrain and the game ended with a one-goal margin. Uzbekistan called for an investigation but were left furious after FIFA ordered the match to be replayed in its entirety with the result declared invalid. It proved to have a major impact as it was Bahrain who eventually went through with a 1-1 away goals victory, though they were later beaten in the AFC-CONCACAF play-off. Bahrain staff and players celebrate after beating Uzbekistan in an Asian World Cup qualifier in 2005 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nUEFA have set a potentially dangerous precedent by ruling that the final 18 seconds of England Women's U19 European Championships qualifier against Norway will be replayed after a refereeing mistake. The Elite Round Group 4 qualifier will be restarted at 9:45pm at Seaview stadium in Belfast on Thursday with the match resuming with England retaking a penalty in the 96th minute at 2-1 down. England's 3-1 Group 4 victory against Switzerland on Thursday afternoon means the Young Lionesses will qualify for the European Championships if the penalty is scored and the match is drawn 2-2. England are awarded a penalty during their European U19 Women's Championships qualifier in Belfast . Referee Marija Kurtes points to the spot as England are awarded a penalty in the 96th minute . Leah Williamson steps up to take a penalty in the closing stages of the match against Norway . Williamson runs forward to strike the ball but team-mate Rosella Ayane (circled) has entered the box . Williamson turns and celebrates as she slots the ball into the goalkeeper's bottom-right corner . German referee Marija Kurtes officiating a women's Bundesliga match in Munich last month . Jenna Dear scored twice at the Seaview Stadium while Leah Williamson, who is set to take the last minute spot-kick against Norway, earned some practice as she scored past Swiss goalkeeper Tania Chassot from 12-yards. Norway are second in the group following an impressive 8-1 win against Northern Ireland, but crucially have a slightly inferior goal difference meaning the spot-kick will give England a place in the European Championship finals in Israel. The astonishing decision has been taken for the first time in a UEFA competition following an FA appeal after the referee had wrongly denied England the opportunity to retake the penalty during Saturday's match following encroachment. England midfielder Williamson thought she had equalised after slotting the ball into the bottom-right corner but team-mate Rosella Ayane had entered the box too early and German referee Marija Kurtes disallowed the goal. However, instead of ordering it to be retaken, 28-year-old Kurtes - who was named Referee of the Year by the German Football Association (DFB) in 2014 - wrongly awarded an indirect free-kick to Norway. According to the laws of the game, a penalty should be retaken if it entered the goal after encroachment by team-mates of the player taking the kick. England players celebrate after they thought they had equalised against Norway . But referee Kurtes awards an indirect free-kick and the celebrations are cut short . Williamson has the ball back in her hands ready for what she thought would be a retake . But Williamson then realises the referee's decision and two Norwegian players are seen celebrating . German referee Kurtes is understood to have been sent home following her error on Saturday . April 4 - England 1-2 Norway (Match to be replayed from 96th min on April 9 at 9:45pm) April 4 - Switzerland 1-0 Northern Ireland . April 6 - Norway 2-0 Switzerland . April 6 - England 9-1 Northern Ireland . April 9 - Switzerland 1-3 England . April 9 - Northern Ireland 1-8 Norway . A scene of apparent confusion followed England's wild celebrations as Kurtes explained her decision. Williamson had grabbed back the ball to retake the penalty and placed it on the penalty spot before realising an indirect free-kick had been awarded. Two Norwegian players then embraced as they celebrated the decision. A UEFA statement read: 'The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body has ordered the match to be replayed. 'The replay of the match should be carried out as follows: . 'The match will be replayed from the minute the penalty kick was awarded to the Football Association at the European Women's Under-19 Championship 2015 match between England vs Norway played on April 4, 2015, and extended according to the discretion of the referee. 'The penalty kick shall be retaken by the Football Association. 'According to the Laws of the Game (Law 14), a team-mate of the player taking the kick infringes the Laws of the Game: . - the referee allows the kick to be taken . - if the ball enters the goal, the kick is retaken . - if the ball does not enter the goal, the referee stops play and the match is restarted with an indirect free kick to the defending team from the place where the infringement occurred . 'As the ball entered the goal, the kick should have been re-taken. Thus the CDEB ordered that the remaining time of the match should be replayed in accordance with article 6 (e) and 7 (2) of the disciplinary regulations. Williamson scored from the penalty spot during England's 3-1 victory against Switzerland on Thursday . Jenna Dear (right) scores with a header as England inched closer to European Championship qualification . 'The match is scheduled to take place at the Seaview Stadium in Belfast on Thursday at 9:45pm local time with another referee. 'Teams must field the same players which were on the pitch at that moment. Any of these players can take the penalty kick.' An FA spokesperson said: 'After England Women U19s' match against Norway on Saturday, April 4, the FA lodged an appeal to UEFA following a disallowed penalty. 'Due to an incorrect application of the game's laws by the match referee, UEFA have ordered the match to be replayed from the point of the penalty. 'The remainder of the match will be played on Thursday at 9.45pm at the same stadium \u2013 Seaview, Belfast.' Williamson is congratulated by her England team-mates after scoring past Swiss goalkeeper Tania Chassot . Former Everton and England captain Mo Marley is head coach of the national women's U19 team . Although it will only last 18 seconds, officials, stewards and paramedics will all be required to attend. Admission is free. England, coached by former national captain Mo Marley, were 2-0 down to Norway on Saturday before substitute Ayane pulled one back in the 87th minute to give her side hope of claiming a point. However, Wiliiamson's penalty was disallowed and the match ended in defeat. England brushed off the disappointment on Monday, though, with a 9-1 win against Northern Ireland. Both England and Norway must start the match with the same 11 players who finished Saturday's match. However, a different player can take the penalty. The decision further complicates the already complex qualification process for July's finals after UEFA had announced that Norway had sealed their place. After an initial qualifying round last year, the Elite Round is comprised of six groups of four teams playing at locations across Europe. The six group winners and best-placed runner-up - decided by the best record against the first and third-placed teams in the groups - go through to join hosts Israel at the showpiece event in July. England women's senior head coach Mark Sampson tweeted: 'Difficult circumstances for our @england U19.\u00a0I have been proud that in challenging circumstances you have conducted yourselves superbly & represented your country with great pride. 'Regardless of final outcome you should be very proud. We are very proud of you.' September 2005 - World Cup qualifier - Uzbekistan vs Bahrain . Uzbekistan had won the opening leg of the Asian zone fourth-round play-off 1-0 at home but were left incensed after a penalty was disallowed in the 38th minute for an attacking player encroaching. Rather than retaking the penalty, an indirect free-kick was wrongly awarded by Japanese referee Toshimitsu Yoshida\u00a0to Bahrain and the game ended with a one-goal margin. Uzbekistan called for an investigation but were left furious after FIFA ordered the match to be replayed in its entirety with the result declared invalid. It proved to have a major impact as it was Bahrain who eventually went through with a 1-1 away goals victory, though they were later beaten in the AFC-CONCACAF play-off. Bahrain staff and players celebrate after beating Uzbekistan in an Asian World Cup qualifier in 2005 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "20514109121064be8212426481fcf1c86f7ebe0d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "UEFA have ordered the final 18 seconds of the qualifier to be replayed .\nEngland will resume the match against Norway from the penalty spot .\nThe Elite Round qualifier resumes in Belfast on Thursday at 9:45pm .\nReferee Marija Kurtes incorrectly awarded an indirect free-kick to Norway for encroachment after disallowing England's penalty on Saturday .\nEngland were 2-1 down to Norway at the time in the 96th minute .\nGerman Kurtes, 28, has been sent home following her error .\nThree Lions earn 3-1 victory against Switzerland meaning a 2-2 will be enough for European Championship qualification .\nNorway beat Northern Ireland 8-1 to keep things tight in Group 4 .\nIt is the first time ever that a decision like this has been taken by UEFA .\nWatch VIDEO below of the controversial penalty incident .\nREAD: Graham Poll's expert verdict on UEFA's bizarre decision ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)A fiery sunset greeted people in Washington Sunday. The deep reddish color caught Seattle native Tim Durkan's eye. He photographed a handful of aerial shots of the sunset warming the city's skyline and shared them on CNN iReport. The stunning sunsets were the result of raging wildfires in parts of Siberia. \"The dramatic sunsets began showing up over the weekend and had Seattle locals wondering where the amber-colored haze was originating from,\" Durken said. The fires were started in southeastern Siberia, by farmers burning grass in their fields. But on April 14, it is believed that the flames quickly grew out of control because of strong winds and spread throughout the region, according to CNN affiliate KOMO-TV. As a result, the fires have destroyed dozens of villages in the region. Rescue crews were able to put out the flames. However, the lingering smoke from the widespread fires were picked up by atmospheric winds. The winds carried the smoke from Siberia across the Pacific Ocean and brought it to the Pacific Northwest. Parts of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia are seeing the results of the smoke, wind and solar light combination. The reason people are seeing an intense red sunset is a result of smoke particles filtering out the shorter wavelength colors from the sunlight like greens, blues, yellows and purples, KOMO-TV said. That means colors like red and orange are able to penetrate the air unfiltered. The colors are especially intense during sunrises and sunsets because there is more atmosphere for the light to travel through to get to a person's eye. As the smoke starts to dissipate, air quality will get better and these fiery sunsets will lose their reddish hue.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)A fiery sunset greeted people in Washington Sunday. The deep reddish color caught Seattle native Tim Durkan's eye. He photographed a handful of aerial shots of the sunset warming the city's skyline and shared them on CNN iReport. The stunning sunsets were the result of raging wildfires in parts of Siberia. \"The dramatic sunsets began showing up over the weekend and had Seattle locals wondering where the amber-colored haze was originating from,\" Durken said. The fires were started in southeastern Siberia, by farmers burning grass in their fields. But on April 14, it is believed that the flames quickly grew out of control because of strong winds and spread throughout the region, according to CNN affiliate KOMO-TV. As a result, the fires have destroyed dozens of villages in the region. Rescue crews were able to put out the flames. However, the lingering smoke from the widespread fires were picked up by atmospheric winds. The winds carried the smoke from Siberia across the Pacific Ocean and brought it to the Pacific Northwest. Parts of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia are seeing the results of the smoke, wind and solar light combination. The reason people are seeing an intense red sunset is a result of smoke particles filtering out the shorter wavelength colors from the sunlight like greens, blues, yellows and purples, KOMO-TV said. That means colors like red and orange are able to penetrate the air unfiltered. The colors are especially intense during sunrises and sunsets because there is more atmosphere for the light to travel through to get to a person's eye. As the smoke starts to dissipate, air quality will get better and these fiery sunsets will lose their reddish hue."}], "metadata": {"id": "a02e362c5b8f049848ce718b37b96117485461cf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Smoke from massive fires in Siberia created fiery sunsets in the Pacific Northwest .\nAtmospheric winds carried smoke from the wildfires across the Pacific Ocean .\nSmoke particles altered wavelengths from the sun, creating a more intense color ."}}
{"prompt": "Former FBI Director Louis Freeh nearly died last summer when he was involved in a car crash driving near his summer home in Barnard, Vermont. Current FBI director James Comey and Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy spoke about the accident for the first time last week, during an appearance at Chaplain College. They say 64-year-old Freeh severed an artery in one of his legs and would have bled to death in just 60 seconds if it weren't for the quick response from paramedics and an FBI agent on the scene. Scroll down for video . Near-death experience: New information has been revealed about the devastating car crash former FBI Director Louis Freeh (pictured above) was involved in last summer in Vermont . 'Louis would have died within a minute or so. They stopped the bleeding,' Leahy said, according to the Burlington Free Press. 'He credits those folks with saving his life,' Comey added. While Freeh told police that he has no memory of the crash, it's believed that he fell asleep behind the wheel while going about 60 to 65 mph on Vermont 12 on August 25, 2014. Freeh lost control of his vehicle and crossed into oncoming traffic before driving off the road and into a tree. He nearly ran into three other drivers on the road, who were luckily able to swerve out of the way before crashing head-on with Freeh. It's believed that Freeh fell asleep behind the wheel before the August 25, 2014 crash. No one else was injured. Above, a scene from the wreck . Eight months later, Freeh is still recovering from the crash and walking with the aid of a cane. Above, another view of the crash scene . After the crash, Freeh was airlifted to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire and was eventually transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Washington. Eight months later, Leahy says Freeh is recovering well and recently stopped by his office for a visit. 'He walks with a cane. Most people wish they could move that well,' the senator said. 'His recovery has been remarkable.' Freeh was the director for the FBI from 1993 until 2003. He released a statement after Comey and Leahy's statements, saying: 'May God bless all of these individuals who are so instrumental in my recovery.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer FBI Director Louis Freeh nearly died last summer when he was involved in a car crash driving near his summer home in Barnard, Vermont. Current FBI director James Comey and Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy spoke about the accident for the first time last week, during an appearance at Chaplain College. They say 64-year-old Freeh severed an artery in one of his legs and would have bled to death in just 60 seconds if it weren't for the quick response from paramedics and an FBI agent on the scene. Scroll down for video . Near-death experience: New information has been revealed about the devastating car crash former FBI Director Louis Freeh (pictured above) was involved in last summer in Vermont . 'Louis would have died within a minute or so. They stopped the bleeding,' Leahy said, according to the Burlington Free Press. 'He credits those folks with saving his life,' Comey added. While Freeh told police that he has no memory of the crash, it's believed that he fell asleep behind the wheel while going about 60 to 65 mph on Vermont 12 on August 25, 2014. Freeh lost control of his vehicle and crossed into oncoming traffic before driving off the road and into a tree. He nearly ran into three other drivers on the road, who were luckily able to swerve out of the way before crashing head-on with Freeh. It's believed that Freeh fell asleep behind the wheel before the August 25, 2014 crash. No one else was injured. Above, a scene from the wreck . Eight months later, Freeh is still recovering from the crash and walking with the aid of a cane. Above, another view of the crash scene . After the crash, Freeh was airlifted to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire and was eventually transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Washington. Eight months later, Leahy says Freeh is recovering well and recently stopped by his office for a visit. 'He walks with a cane. Most people wish they could move that well,' the senator said. 'His recovery has been remarkable.' Freeh was the director for the FBI from 1993 until 2003. He released a statement after Comey and Leahy's statements, saying: 'May God bless all of these individuals who are so instrumental in my recovery.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "dc753a31361c45429b4fe881d53394ddd06f028c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Officials spoke about the devastating single-vehicle crash in August for the first time last week .\nCurrent FBI Director James Comey and Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy say Freeh severed a major artery in the crash .\nParamedics\u00a0and an FBI agent at the scene were able to stop the bleeding - saving Freeh's life .\nFreeh was the director of the FBI from 1993 until 2003 ."}}
{"prompt": "Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul has boldly declared to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner his aim that come late May there will be no further power-unit issues. Last week Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz warned Renault to solve their problems otherwise he would consider pulling his teams out of Formula One. A few days later Renault endured a Chinese Grand Prix to forget as Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull and the Toro Rosso of Max Verstappen both suffered a power-unit failure. Remarkably, Abiteboul has now confirmed of being aware of the fact the system had a fault, one he is confident will be fixed come the Monaco Grand Prix next month. Renault's Cyril Abiteboul (left) has promised Red Bull that the engine problems will be resolved . 'We knew there was a weakness, so there was a plan in place,' said Abiteboul. 'We need to make sure the plan is good enough for the size of the issues we have had, and whether it can be addressed fairly quickly. 'I'm not quite sure, from a logistical perspective, it could be addressed for this weekend's race in Bahrain. 'But certainly our aim has been to have absolutely no reliability issues by Monaco. 'We knew the first engine we built had some reliability weaknesses, and unfortunately we saw that in China. Unhappy Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz threatened to pull out of Formula One . 'The plan is to make sure the future engine we will be building has absolutely no reliability issues.' That is of little comfort to Horner who goes into the fourth race of the season with one of his drivers having used two engines when only four are allowed per season otherwise penalties start to be applied. 'I don't think anybody expected us to be on engine three after race three in any of our scenarios,' said an unhappy Horner. 'We accept sometimes to find performance you've got to take some risks. Calculated risks are what Red Bull has always bought into. Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull and the Toro Rosso of Max Verstappen both suffered a power-unit failure in China . 'But the frustrating thing for both parties is we're in this situation with three of our allotted four engines in use going into race four. 'It isn't where we wanted to be, but we've got to work our way out of it.' Asked as to how he would manage this weekend given the fear of yet another engine failure, Horner replied: 'You've just got to go for it and hope for the best.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRenault managing director Cyril Abiteboul has boldly declared to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner his aim that come late May there will be no further power-unit issues. Last week Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz warned Renault to solve their problems otherwise he would consider pulling his teams out of Formula One. A few days later Renault endured a Chinese Grand Prix to forget as Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull and the Toro Rosso of Max Verstappen both suffered a power-unit failure. Remarkably, Abiteboul has now confirmed of being aware of the fact the system had a fault, one he is confident will be fixed come the Monaco Grand Prix next month. Renault's Cyril Abiteboul (left) has promised Red Bull that the engine problems will be resolved . 'We knew there was a weakness, so there was a plan in place,' said Abiteboul. 'We need to make sure the plan is good enough for the size of the issues we have had, and whether it can be addressed fairly quickly. 'I'm not quite sure, from a logistical perspective, it could be addressed for this weekend's race in Bahrain. 'But certainly our aim has been to have absolutely no reliability issues by Monaco. 'We knew the first engine we built had some reliability weaknesses, and unfortunately we saw that in China. Unhappy Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz threatened to pull out of Formula One . 'The plan is to make sure the future engine we will be building has absolutely no reliability issues.' That is of little comfort to Horner who goes into the fourth race of the season with one of his drivers having used two engines when only four are allowed per season otherwise penalties start to be applied. 'I don't think anybody expected us to be on engine three after race three in any of our scenarios,' said an unhappy Horner. 'We accept sometimes to find performance you've got to take some risks. Calculated risks are what Red Bull has always bought into. Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull and the Toro Rosso of Max Verstappen both suffered a power-unit failure in China . 'But the frustrating thing for both parties is we're in this situation with three of our allotted four engines in use going into race four. 'It isn't where we wanted to be, but we've got to work our way out of it.' Asked as to how he would manage this weekend given the fear of yet another engine failure, Horner replied: 'You've just got to go for it and hope for the best.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "3bce061e9fdcbdc262f2aed02adf16ec555cc7bc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Renault have promised Red Bull that they will resolve power-unit problems .\nRed Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz threatened to pull out of F1 .\nDaniil Kvyat's Red Bull and Max Verstappen' Toro Rosso both suffered a power-unit failure at Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai ."}}
{"prompt": "Kenny Jackett has told his Wolves players they must maintain their focus and follow up victory over Nottingham Forest with another over Leeds United on Monday. The Wolves boss believes it is now just the top eight in the Sky Bet Championship who are fighting it out for the play-off places, with their 2-1 success at the City Ground all but ending the Reds' chances of making a late push. Wolves were fired on by a goal just 30 seconds into the second half from Benik Afobe, followed by a Bakary Sako penalty in the 72nd minute. Dexter Blackstock pulled one back for Forest four minutes into injury time, but it was too little, too late. Bakary Sako celebrates after scoring Wolves' second goal in a 2-1 win at Nottingham Forest on Good Friday . Manager Kenny Jackett has told his side that they need to keep their focus to maintain a promotion push . And Jackett does not want Wolves to let their promotion push slip away now, saying: We just need to keep winning our games and not worry about other sides. It looks like the top eight will be involved now, although I don't know if Forest will have an opinion on that. 'We have to follow this win up with another against Leeds now, there will be a big crowd at Molineux and we have to focus on that now. 'The mood is very determined, there is good focus among the players and we are keen to keep improving.' Jackett was particularly delighted for Afobe, who he had previously taken on loan at Millwall, saying: 'He is repaying our faith but we worked together at Millwall and I am delighted to have him permanently now. He was ready for a permanent home. Dougie Freedman believes the difference between the two sides was a simple composure in front of goal . 'I'm delighted to have won. I felt that Forest put us under a lot of pressure in the first 20 minutes, a lot of energy, the crowd were right behind them. We defended well in that period, very well. Then we came through it and started to look a threat ourselves. 'Then just after half time, Afobe's scored a fantastic goal that, in a tight game, has put our noses in front. After that we were very professional, we got the second goal, we needed it and it was a good overall performance.' Forest boss Dougie Freedman says the difference between the two sides was simple composure in front of goal. Wolves striker Afobe (centre) is mobbed by his team-mates after putting them ahead in the second half . 'The difference was that they took their chances when they came along. There was not a lot in it, they just took their chances when they came their way,' he said. 'When they scored just after half time, our team talk went out the window. But you have to take your chances against the top sides and we had plenty of them. 'The ability to take chances is what cost us in the end. They took theirs and we did not make the most of ours. Afobe made the difference, because he took his goal superbly. 'We had opportunities to win the game, we had sustained pressure on their goal. But we did not have the cutting edge we needed.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKenny Jackett has told his Wolves players they must maintain their focus and follow up victory over Nottingham Forest with another over Leeds United on Monday. The Wolves boss believes it is now just the top eight in the Sky Bet Championship who are fighting it out for the play-off places, with their 2-1 success at the City Ground all but ending the Reds' chances of making a late push. Wolves were fired on by a goal just 30 seconds into the second half from Benik Afobe, followed by a Bakary Sako penalty in the 72nd minute. Dexter Blackstock pulled one back for Forest four minutes into injury time, but it was too little, too late. Bakary Sako celebrates after scoring Wolves' second goal in a 2-1 win at Nottingham Forest on Good Friday . Manager Kenny Jackett has told his side that they need to keep their focus to maintain a promotion push . And Jackett does not want Wolves to let their promotion push slip away now, saying: We just need to keep winning our games and not worry about other sides. It looks like the top eight will be involved now, although I don't know if Forest will have an opinion on that. 'We have to follow this win up with another against Leeds now, there will be a big crowd at Molineux and we have to focus on that now. 'The mood is very determined, there is good focus among the players and we are keen to keep improving.' Jackett was particularly delighted for Afobe, who he had previously taken on loan at Millwall, saying: 'He is repaying our faith but we worked together at Millwall and I am delighted to have him permanently now. He was ready for a permanent home. Dougie Freedman believes the difference between the two sides was a simple composure in front of goal . 'I'm delighted to have won. I felt that Forest put us under a lot of pressure in the first 20 minutes, a lot of energy, the crowd were right behind them. We defended well in that period, very well. Then we came through it and started to look a threat ourselves. 'Then just after half time, Afobe's scored a fantastic goal that, in a tight game, has put our noses in front. After that we were very professional, we got the second goal, we needed it and it was a good overall performance.' Forest boss Dougie Freedman says the difference between the two sides was simple composure in front of goal. Wolves striker Afobe (centre) is mobbed by his team-mates after putting them ahead in the second half . 'The difference was that they took their chances when they came along. There was not a lot in it, they just took their chances when they came their way,' he said. 'When they scored just after half time, our team talk went out the window. But you have to take your chances against the top sides and we had plenty of them. 'The ability to take chances is what cost us in the end. They took theirs and we did not make the most of ours. Afobe made the difference, because he took his goal superbly. 'We had opportunities to win the game, we had sustained pressure on their goal. But we did not have the cutting edge we needed.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "032b0a3aaa082590469d7de612fbd4fc8fa5f0f8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Wolves beat Nottingham Forest to continue their push towards the playoff places and all but end their opposition's chances of promotion .\nWolves are seventh, level on points with sixth-placed Ipswich .\nKenny Jackett believes his side must maintain their focus to stay in touch .\nThey face Leeds United in their next encounter, on Easter Monday ."}}
{"prompt": "A paralyzed former police officer who advocated for wheelchair users has died after accidentally driving his ATV off an Idaho cliff and plunging 500 feet. Tom McTevia, 42, who was left without the use of his legs following another ATV accident 11 years ago, was traveling with a group and driving his friend Tina Hoisington, 45, near an overlook at Lake Pend Oreille in\u00a0Bonner County on Sunday. When the group stopped for a photograph around noon, McTevia's ATV got too close to the edge of the 2,000-foot cliff and went over, witnesses told Selkirk Fire Rescue, the\u00a0CDA Press reported. A firefighter reached the first victim's body after rappelling down 500 feet of rock, and the second victim was found 1,100 feet below the edge, Fire Rescue said. A helicopter recovered their bodies. Loss: 42-year-old Tom McTevia, pictured on a trail he campaigned to make accessible for wheelchairs, has died after accidentally plunging over the edge of an Idaho overlook while on his ATV . Victim: His passenger and best friend, Tina Hoisington, pictured, also died in the accident on Sunday . The news has stunned the community of Coeur d'Alene, where McTevia had long campaigned for wheelchair users to get better access to outdoor activities. McTevia, a Navy veteran and father-of-one, had been left paralyzed in another ATV accident in 2004, when he was an Orofino police officer. He suffered a\u00a0spinal cord injury that left him without the use of his legs and with limited use of his arms and hands, and he was forced to leave the police department, the Spokesman Review reported. Despite his physical challenges, he continued to live an active lifestyle and enjoyed kayaking, hunting, skydiving and cycling by operating the bike with his hands. He moved to Coeur d'Alene in 2006 and volunteered at the records department of the Coeur d'Alene Police Department. Crash: A fire rescue image shows the damaged ATV after the fall. Both victims fell out of the vehicle . Scene: They were at this scene overlook at\u00a0at Lake Pend Oreille in Bonner County when they fell . In 2009, he took part in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Spokane. Most recently, he pushed for the city to make a section of a 1,500-foot trail at Tubbs Hill accessible to wheelchair users by making the incline gentler. 'He just absolutely felt so passionate about that project,' Orofino Mayor Ryan Smathers told the CDA Press. 'He missed being able to walk in the outdoors, so he at least wanted to still experience the outdoors.' In February, he spoke to Live Well Cda magazine about his outlook on life. 'I don't like the word \"handicap\",' he said. 'I don't like the word \"disability\". Disability is a state of mind, or it's a broken-down vehicle on the side of the road. Active: McTevia was left paralyzed by another ATV accident in 2004 but continued to stay active . Hobbies: He continued to go kayaking, hunting and skydiving despite his physical challenges . 'I'm minorly inconvenienced. Every person on this planet has an inconvenience, and it is all in how you approach it.' McTevia leaves behind one son, who lives in California and graduated high school last year. Friends told KREM that McTevia and Hoisington, from Lewiston, Idaho, were best friends who went on dozens of outdoor trips together. She had worked at the\u00a0Lewis Clark Credit Union as a loan officer for 15 years. 'Our hearts are breaking,' CEO Trisha Baker said in a statement released on Monday. 'Tina touched so many lives\u2026 We will miss her laugh and her awesome sense of humor.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA paralyzed former police officer who advocated for wheelchair users has died after accidentally driving his ATV off an Idaho cliff and plunging 500 feet. Tom McTevia, 42, who was left without the use of his legs following another ATV accident 11 years ago, was traveling with a group and driving his friend Tina Hoisington, 45, near an overlook at Lake Pend Oreille in\u00a0Bonner County on Sunday. When the group stopped for a photograph around noon, McTevia's ATV got too close to the edge of the 2,000-foot cliff and went over, witnesses told Selkirk Fire Rescue, the\u00a0CDA Press reported. A firefighter reached the first victim's body after rappelling down 500 feet of rock, and the second victim was found 1,100 feet below the edge, Fire Rescue said. A helicopter recovered their bodies. Loss: 42-year-old Tom McTevia, pictured on a trail he campaigned to make accessible for wheelchairs, has died after accidentally plunging over the edge of an Idaho overlook while on his ATV . Victim: His passenger and best friend, Tina Hoisington, pictured, also died in the accident on Sunday . The news has stunned the community of Coeur d'Alene, where McTevia had long campaigned for wheelchair users to get better access to outdoor activities. McTevia, a Navy veteran and father-of-one, had been left paralyzed in another ATV accident in 2004, when he was an Orofino police officer. He suffered a\u00a0spinal cord injury that left him without the use of his legs and with limited use of his arms and hands, and he was forced to leave the police department, the Spokesman Review reported. Despite his physical challenges, he continued to live an active lifestyle and enjoyed kayaking, hunting, skydiving and cycling by operating the bike with his hands. He moved to Coeur d'Alene in 2006 and volunteered at the records department of the Coeur d'Alene Police Department. Crash: A fire rescue image shows the damaged ATV after the fall. Both victims fell out of the vehicle . Scene: They were at this scene overlook at\u00a0at Lake Pend Oreille in Bonner County when they fell . In 2009, he took part in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Spokane. Most recently, he pushed for the city to make a section of a 1,500-foot trail at Tubbs Hill accessible to wheelchair users by making the incline gentler. 'He just absolutely felt so passionate about that project,' Orofino Mayor Ryan Smathers told the CDA Press. 'He missed being able to walk in the outdoors, so he at least wanted to still experience the outdoors.' In February, he spoke to Live Well Cda magazine about his outlook on life. 'I don't like the word \"handicap\",' he said. 'I don't like the word \"disability\". Disability is a state of mind, or it's a broken-down vehicle on the side of the road. Active: McTevia was left paralyzed by another ATV accident in 2004 but continued to stay active . Hobbies: He continued to go kayaking, hunting and skydiving despite his physical challenges . 'I'm minorly inconvenienced. Every person on this planet has an inconvenience, and it is all in how you approach it.' McTevia leaves behind one son, who lives in California and graduated high school last year. Friends told KREM that McTevia and Hoisington, from Lewiston, Idaho, were best friends who went on dozens of outdoor trips together. She had worked at the\u00a0Lewis Clark Credit Union as a loan officer for 15 years. 'Our hearts are breaking,' CEO Trisha Baker said in a statement released on Monday. 'Tina touched so many lives\u2026 We will miss her laugh and her awesome sense of humor.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "f48f6025a6235c361222b12bc504265e5875418d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Tom McTevia, 42, and his passenger and best friend, Tina Hoisington, 45, died after their ATV plunged from an Idaho overlook on Sunday .\nWitnesses said they got too close to the edge while posing for a photo .\nMcTevia was left paralyzed in another ATV accident 11 years earlier .\nBut the former cop and Navy veteran continued to stay active and advocated for better trails for people in wheelchairs ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)On the eve of the one-year mark since nearly 300 schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram in Nigeria, Malala Yousafzai released an \"open letter\" to the girls Monday. \"Like you, I was a target of militants who did not want girls to go to school,\" she writes in the letter.  The 17-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner survived an attack by the Taliban, which had singled her out for blogging from Pakistan about the importance of staying in school. In the letter, she calls on the Nigerian government and the international community to do more to rescue the girls.  Nigeria recently held an election. On April 14, 2014, Islamists with Boko Haram kidnapped the girls, prompting an international campaign for their safe return, which used the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.  On Monday, UNICEF announced a new campaign for the 800,000 children who have been displaced in northeast Nigeria, using the hashtag #BringBackOurChildhood. Malala is admired globally as a figure standing for peace.  On Sunday, a NASA astrophysicist named an asteroid after her. She has spoken with CNN about the Nigerian abductions previously. Malala: Global symbol, but still just a kid . Here is the full letter: . To my brave sisters, the kidnapped schoolgirls of Chibok, . On this first anniversary of your captivity, I write to you with a message of solidarity, love and hope. My name is Malala. I am a Pakistani girl your age. I am one of the millions of people around the world who keep you and your families foremost in our thoughts and prayers. We cannot imagine the full extent of the horrors you have endured. But please know this: We will never forget you. We will always stand with you. Today and every day, we call on the Nigerian authorities and the international community to do more to bring you home. We will not rest until you have been reunited with your families. Like you, I was a target of militants who did not want girls to go to school. Gunmen shot me and two of my friends on a school bus. All three of us survived and are back in school. Now we speak out on behalf of all girls about the right to get a proper education. Our campaign will continue until you and all girls and boys around the world are able to access a free, safe and quality secondary education. Last July, I spent my 17th birthday in Nigeria with some of your parents and five of your classmates who escaped the kidnapping. Your parents are grief-stricken. They love you, and they miss you. My father and I wept and prayed with your parents -- and they touched our hearts. The escapee schoolgirls my father and I met impressed us with their resolve to overcome their challenges and to complete their high school education. My father and I promised your parents and the girls who had escaped that we would do all we could to help them. I met Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and urged him to work harder for your freedom. I also asked President Jonathan to meet your parents and the girls who escaped the kidnapping, which he did a few days later. Still, in my opinion, Nigerian leaders and the international community have not done enough to help you. They must do much more to help secure your release. I am among many people pressuring them to make sure you are freed. There are reasons for hope and optimism. Nigerian forces are re-gaining territory and protecting more schools. Nigeria's newly-elected president, Muhammadu Buhari, has vowed to make securing your freedom a top priority and promised his government will not tolerate violence against women and girls. \"You will have the opportunity to receive the education you want and deserve. The Malala Fund and other organizations offered all your classmates who escaped the kidnapping full scholarships to complete their secondary education. Most of the escapee girls accepted this scholarship and are now continuing their studies at a safe boarding school and with the support they need. We hope to someday extend that same scholarship to all 219 of you, when you return home. Remember that one day your tragic ordeal will end, you will be reunited with your families and friends, and you will have the chance to finish the education you courageously sought. I look forward to the day I can hug each one of you, pray with you, and celebrate your freedom with your families. Until then, stay strong, and never lose hope. You are my heroes. Your sister, . Malala .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)On the eve of the one-year mark since nearly 300 schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram in Nigeria, Malala Yousafzai released an \"open letter\" to the girls Monday. \"Like you, I was a target of militants who did not want girls to go to school,\" she writes in the letter.  The 17-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner survived an attack by the Taliban, which had singled her out for blogging from Pakistan about the importance of staying in school. In the letter, she calls on the Nigerian government and the international community to do more to rescue the girls.  Nigeria recently held an election. On April 14, 2014, Islamists with Boko Haram kidnapped the girls, prompting an international campaign for their safe return, which used the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.  On Monday, UNICEF announced a new campaign for the 800,000 children who have been displaced in northeast Nigeria, using the hashtag #BringBackOurChildhood. Malala is admired globally as a figure standing for peace.  On Sunday, a NASA astrophysicist named an asteroid after her. She has spoken with CNN about the Nigerian abductions previously. Malala: Global symbol, but still just a kid . Here is the full letter: . To my brave sisters, the kidnapped schoolgirls of Chibok, . On this first anniversary of your captivity, I write to you with a message of solidarity, love and hope. My name is Malala. I am a Pakistani girl your age. I am one of the millions of people around the world who keep you and your families foremost in our thoughts and prayers. We cannot imagine the full extent of the horrors you have endured. But please know this: We will never forget you. We will always stand with you. Today and every day, we call on the Nigerian authorities and the international community to do more to bring you home. We will not rest until you have been reunited with your families. Like you, I was a target of militants who did not want girls to go to school. Gunmen shot me and two of my friends on a school bus. All three of us survived and are back in school. Now we speak out on behalf of all girls about the right to get a proper education. Our campaign will continue until you and all girls and boys around the world are able to access a free, safe and quality secondary education. Last July, I spent my 17th birthday in Nigeria with some of your parents and five of your classmates who escaped the kidnapping. Your parents are grief-stricken. They love you, and they miss you. My father and I wept and prayed with your parents -- and they touched our hearts. The escapee schoolgirls my father and I met impressed us with their resolve to overcome their challenges and to complete their high school education. My father and I promised your parents and the girls who had escaped that we would do all we could to help them. I met Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and urged him to work harder for your freedom. I also asked President Jonathan to meet your parents and the girls who escaped the kidnapping, which he did a few days later. Still, in my opinion, Nigerian leaders and the international community have not done enough to help you. They must do much more to help secure your release. I am among many people pressuring them to make sure you are freed. There are reasons for hope and optimism. Nigerian forces are re-gaining territory and protecting more schools. Nigeria's newly-elected president, Muhammadu Buhari, has vowed to make securing your freedom a top priority and promised his government will not tolerate violence against women and girls. \"You will have the opportunity to receive the education you want and deserve. The Malala Fund and other organizations offered all your classmates who escaped the kidnapping full scholarships to complete their secondary education. Most of the escapee girls accepted this scholarship and are now continuing their studies at a safe boarding school and with the support they need. We hope to someday extend that same scholarship to all 219 of you, when you return home. Remember that one day your tragic ordeal will end, you will be reunited with your families and friends, and you will have the chance to finish the education you courageously sought. I look forward to the day I can hug each one of you, pray with you, and celebrate your freedom with your families. Until then, stay strong, and never lose hope. You are my heroes. Your sister, . Malala ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ab91635d596a798e3c021e639935d4c959cfacf2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Malala Yousafzai tells the girls she associates with them .\nShe writes a message of \"solidarity, love and hope\"\nShe calls on Nigeria and the international community to do more to rescue the girls ."}}
{"prompt": "It has been almost 90 years since the electricity pylon as we know it was introduced into the UK. Thousands of the 165ft towers line the land, spoiling scenes of beauty with a cat\u2019s cradle of high-voltage cables. But their days are numbered after a more elegant design was seen in action for the first time yesterday \u2013 complete with a pair of distinctive \u2018earrings\u2019. Scroll down for video . National Grid has revealed the UK's first new pylon for nearly 90 years. Called the T-pylon (artist's illustration shown) it is a third shorter than the old lattice pylons. But it is able to carry just as much power - 400,000 volts. It is designed to be less obtrusive and will be used for clean energy purposes . National Grid is building a training line of the less obtrusive T-pylons at their Eakring training academy in Nottinghamshire. Britain's first pylon, erected in July 1928 near Edinburgh, was designed by architectural luminary Sir Reginald Blomfield, inspired by the Greek root of the word \u2018pylon\u2019 (meaning gateway of an Egyptian temple). The campaign against them - they were unloved even then - was run by Rudyard Kipling, John Maynard Keynes and Hilaire Belloc. Five years later, the biggest peacetime construction project seen in Britain, the connection of 122 power stations by 4,000 miles of cable, was completed. It marked the birth of the National Grid and was a major stoking of the nation\u2019s industrial engine and a vital asset during the Second World War. There are now more than 88,000 pylons in the UK, including 22,000 on National Grid\u2019s main transmission network in England and Wales. These stand some 50 metres high, weigh around 30 tonnes and carry up to 400,000 volts of electricity over thousands of kilometres to some of the most exposed, weather-beaten parts of Britain. Each T-pylon measures about 115ft (35 metres) tall - about a third shorter than the old pylons, which were about 165ft (50 metres) tall. The design is a T-shape, with two \u2018hanging baskets\u2019 either side holding the various wires and cables needed to transmit electricity. T-pylons were the winners of a 2011 design competition to develop a new pylon that could deal with changing sources of electricity - namely, greener sources such as wind and solar power. \u2018We\u2019ve been able to answer \"yes\" to the hundreds of questions that need to be asked before we can introduce a new type of pylon,\u2019 said David Wright, Director of Electricity Transmission Asset Management at National Grid. \u2018The training line has enabled us to learn so many lessons about how to manufacture and build the T-pylon. \u2018I\u2019m incredibly proud of the high standard of engineering that brought us to this point.\u2019 Despite being shorter, the new tower is able to transport a similar amount of power to its predecessor - 400,000 volts - and each arm can support 60 tonnes of weight. The simplistic design, composed mostly of just eight components, means new T-pylons can be erected in just a single day, rather than a whole week for older pylons. National Grid is building a training line of six T-pylons at their Eakring training academy in Nottinghamshire . Despite being shorter, the new tower is able to transport a similar amount of power to its predecessor - 400,000 volts - and each arm can support 60 tonnes of weight . Despite being shorter, the new tower is able to transport a similar amount of power to its predecessor - 400,000 volts - and each arm can support 60 tonnes of weight.\u00a0T-pylons were the winners of a 2011 design competition to develop a new pylon that could deal with changing sources of electricity (others shown right) The simplistic design, composed mostly of just eight components, means new T-pylons can be erected in just a single day, rather than a whole week for older pylons . Maintenance is also easier, as engineers do not need to climb the pylons, but can simply work on them from an elevated platform. The new pylons won\u2019t replace the 88,000 lattice pylons currently in use; rather, the National Grid will use them separately. National Grid plans to use the first operational T-pylons with the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset. \u2018We developed the new type of pylon so that we could have a 21st century design to offer as we plan new transmission routes,\u2019 added Mr Wright. \u2018The T-pylon is not a replacement for the steel lattice pylon but it\u2019s a new option and in some landscapes its shorter height and sleeker appearance can offer real advantages.\u2019 The new pylons won\u2019t replace the 88,000 lattice pylons currently in use; rather, the National Grid will use them separately. They plan to use the first T-pylons with the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset . Today there are more than 88,000 lattice pylons in the UK, including 22,000 on National Grid\u2019s main transmission network in England and Wales. These stand some 165ft (50 metres) high, weigh around 30 tonnes and carry up to 400,000 volts of electricity over thousands of kilometres .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt has been almost 90 years since the electricity pylon as we know it was introduced into the UK. Thousands of the 165ft towers line the land, spoiling scenes of beauty with a cat\u2019s cradle of high-voltage cables. But their days are numbered after a more elegant design was seen in action for the first time yesterday \u2013 complete with a pair of distinctive \u2018earrings\u2019. Scroll down for video . National Grid has revealed the UK's first new pylon for nearly 90 years. Called the T-pylon (artist's illustration shown) it is a third shorter than the old lattice pylons. But it is able to carry just as much power - 400,000 volts. It is designed to be less obtrusive and will be used for clean energy purposes . National Grid is building a training line of the less obtrusive T-pylons at their Eakring training academy in Nottinghamshire. Britain's first pylon, erected in July 1928 near Edinburgh, was designed by architectural luminary Sir Reginald Blomfield, inspired by the Greek root of the word \u2018pylon\u2019 (meaning gateway of an Egyptian temple). The campaign against them - they were unloved even then - was run by Rudyard Kipling, John Maynard Keynes and Hilaire Belloc. Five years later, the biggest peacetime construction project seen in Britain, the connection of 122 power stations by 4,000 miles of cable, was completed. It marked the birth of the National Grid and was a major stoking of the nation\u2019s industrial engine and a vital asset during the Second World War. There are now more than 88,000 pylons in the UK, including 22,000 on National Grid\u2019s main transmission network in England and Wales. These stand some 50 metres high, weigh around 30 tonnes and carry up to 400,000 volts of electricity over thousands of kilometres to some of the most exposed, weather-beaten parts of Britain. Each T-pylon measures about 115ft (35 metres) tall - about a third shorter than the old pylons, which were about 165ft (50 metres) tall. The design is a T-shape, with two \u2018hanging baskets\u2019 either side holding the various wires and cables needed to transmit electricity. T-pylons were the winners of a 2011 design competition to develop a new pylon that could deal with changing sources of electricity - namely, greener sources such as wind and solar power. \u2018We\u2019ve been able to answer \"yes\" to the hundreds of questions that need to be asked before we can introduce a new type of pylon,\u2019 said David Wright, Director of Electricity Transmission Asset Management at National Grid. \u2018The training line has enabled us to learn so many lessons about how to manufacture and build the T-pylon. \u2018I\u2019m incredibly proud of the high standard of engineering that brought us to this point.\u2019 Despite being shorter, the new tower is able to transport a similar amount of power to its predecessor - 400,000 volts - and each arm can support 60 tonnes of weight. The simplistic design, composed mostly of just eight components, means new T-pylons can be erected in just a single day, rather than a whole week for older pylons. National Grid is building a training line of six T-pylons at their Eakring training academy in Nottinghamshire . Despite being shorter, the new tower is able to transport a similar amount of power to its predecessor - 400,000 volts - and each arm can support 60 tonnes of weight . Despite being shorter, the new tower is able to transport a similar amount of power to its predecessor - 400,000 volts - and each arm can support 60 tonnes of weight.\u00a0T-pylons were the winners of a 2011 design competition to develop a new pylon that could deal with changing sources of electricity (others shown right) The simplistic design, composed mostly of just eight components, means new T-pylons can be erected in just a single day, rather than a whole week for older pylons . Maintenance is also easier, as engineers do not need to climb the pylons, but can simply work on them from an elevated platform. The new pylons won\u2019t replace the 88,000 lattice pylons currently in use; rather, the National Grid will use them separately. National Grid plans to use the first operational T-pylons with the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset. \u2018We developed the new type of pylon so that we could have a 21st century design to offer as we plan new transmission routes,\u2019 added Mr Wright. \u2018The T-pylon is not a replacement for the steel lattice pylon but it\u2019s a new option and in some landscapes its shorter height and sleeker appearance can offer real advantages.\u2019 The new pylons won\u2019t replace the 88,000 lattice pylons currently in use; rather, the National Grid will use them separately. They plan to use the first T-pylons with the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset . Today there are more than 88,000 lattice pylons in the UK, including 22,000 on National Grid\u2019s main transmission network in England and Wales. These stand some 165ft (50 metres) high, weigh around 30 tonnes and carry up to 400,000 volts of electricity over thousands of kilometres ."}], "metadata": {"id": "59318a64f323d8a62005bcd65b92faf250a559c2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "National Grid has revealed the UK's first new pylon for nearly 90 years .\nCalled the T-pylon it is a third shorter than the old lattice pylons .\nBut it is able to carry just as much power - 400,000 volts .\nIt is designed to be less obtrusive and will be used for clean energy ."}}
{"prompt": "A body found in the Mississippi River over the weekend has been identified as Minnesota fourth-grader Barway Edwin Collins who has been missing for nearly four weeks. Authorities said the body of the ten-year-old was found on Saturday around 1pm by searchers from a Boy Scout troop - about ten feet from the river's edge in Brooklyn Center. Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering said authorities have electronic evidence that shows the boy's father, Pierre Collins, 33, was in that area at the time the boy disappeared. However, she did not elaborate on the nature of that evidence. Police said on Sunday that the boy's father is a primary suspect as the case becomes a homicide investigation. A body pulled from the Mississippi River on Saturday has been identified as Barway Edward Collins (above), 10, who has been missing for nearly a month . Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering said authorities have electronic evidence that reveals that the boy's father, Pierre Collins, was in that area at the time he disappeared (above Revering during a news conference on April 12, 2015 in Crystal, Minnesota) Barway's father, 33-year-old Pierre Collins (pictured left as he stands with his wife, Yamah, during a vigil held for his son last month) is a primary suspect in the homicide investigation involving his son . 'This location is consistent with our knowledge of Pierre Collin's activities on March 18 and he remains a primary suspect,' said Revering. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated. The case is being considered a homicide based on the autopsy and information from the medical examiner, said Revering. A report last month by Fox 9 said that according to sources, Pierre Collins, took out a life insurance policy in Barway's name totaling $30,000 not long before the child went missing. The boy's father, who has said he is innocent, has not been arrested or charged in relation to the incident, but Revering said authorities have his passport to ensure he stays in the country. Police were stationed at his apartment complex for his own protection after reports of death threats. On Sunday, Pastor Harding Smith, of the Spiritual Church of God who has been acting as the family's spokesman said when the family received the news, there were a lot of tears, according to Twin Cities. 'There were lots of tears and lots of screams,' he said. 'There was disbelief, hurt, sadness. There is a deep sense of loss when you enter that home.' Alexander Collins, executive director of the Liberian Ministry Association, said: 'We also want to make clear to the perpetrator of this tragedy, that wherever you are, you will be found. This evil will be found. 'Wherever you are hiding, under a car, underground, make no mistake our community does not abide this evil.' The Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated . Barway, who was a student at Evergreen Park World Cultures Community School, was last seen after school last month. In video released by police (scenes from footage above), Barway says 'there's my dad' and 'there's my uncle' In a March 25 interview with the Star Tribune, Pierre Collins said he was not home when his son disappeared and he was upset to be considered a suspect. 'I've been working with the police just to bring my son home,' he told the newspaper. 'I will do whatever they want just so Barway can come home. I have nothing to do with Barway's missing.' His wife and Barway's stepmother, Yamah Collins, also said she and her husband did not know who took the boy, and they pleaded for his safe return. Pierre Collins (right), accompanied by Pastor Harding Smith (center), the family's spokesman, was interviewed by Nancy Grace last month, saying that he failed the polygraph test because he was very emotional . Police said on Sunday that the boy's father (above) is a 'primary suspect' as the case becomes a homicide investigation . Police released a video of Barway riding a bus after school. In the video, the boy said 'there's my dad' and 'there's my uncle.' 'The father and the party described as an 'uncle' are likely the last known people to have seen Barway,' Revering said, as reported by the Star-Tribune. 'Unfortunately, we have reason to believe that Barway's father has not been completely truthful with us.' Addressing the footage on the bus, Pierre Collins explained to Nancy Grace that in the Liberian community, children commonly refer to adults as 'uncle' or 'auntie.' When pressed by Grace about the failed polygraph test, Collins explained that he was 'very emotional' during the test. 'I wasn't...myself when I took the polygraph,' he said. The boy was reported missing by his father at around 6.30pm on March 18 after the child failed to come home from school (above a massive billboard featuring a missing ad for Barway) Barway, who was a student at Evergreen Park World Cultures Community School, was last seen after school last month. The boy was reported missing by his father at around 6.30pm on March 18 after the child failed to come home from school. A call to the school bus company revealed that the 10-year-old was dropped off outside his building at around 4.15pm. Video surveillance from his apartment complex shows he was about to go inside, but then turned around as if he was called over to the parking lot by someone he knew, and he walked away, police said last month. Rosario Ramirez left and her children Daniela, five, Isaac, nine, and Juan, 11, pay their respects to Barway Collins during a vigil at Cedarwood apartments in Crystal, Minnesota held last month . A young boy adds a donation for Barway Collins' family to the pile during the vigil last month . The family told the Star Tribune that Barway emigrated from his home country of Liberia, where his mother lives, to stay with his father in 2011. The father said he wanted 'to make him better' and for Barway to eventually go to college. While looking for Barway, local police, federal agents and Hennepin County's sheriff's deputies searched the area with K-9 dogs, reviewing footage from surveillance cameras and interviewing family members and witnesses.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA body found in the Mississippi River over the weekend has been identified as Minnesota fourth-grader Barway Edwin Collins who has been missing for nearly four weeks. Authorities said the body of the ten-year-old was found on Saturday around 1pm by searchers from a Boy Scout troop - about ten feet from the river's edge in Brooklyn Center. Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering said authorities have electronic evidence that shows the boy's father, Pierre Collins, 33, was in that area at the time the boy disappeared. However, she did not elaborate on the nature of that evidence. Police said on Sunday that the boy's father is a primary suspect as the case becomes a homicide investigation. A body pulled from the Mississippi River on Saturday has been identified as Barway Edward Collins (above), 10, who has been missing for nearly a month . Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering said authorities have electronic evidence that reveals that the boy's father, Pierre Collins, was in that area at the time he disappeared (above Revering during a news conference on April 12, 2015 in Crystal, Minnesota) Barway's father, 33-year-old Pierre Collins (pictured left as he stands with his wife, Yamah, during a vigil held for his son last month) is a primary suspect in the homicide investigation involving his son . 'This location is consistent with our knowledge of Pierre Collin's activities on March 18 and he remains a primary suspect,' said Revering. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated. The case is being considered a homicide based on the autopsy and information from the medical examiner, said Revering. A report last month by Fox 9 said that according to sources, Pierre Collins, took out a life insurance policy in Barway's name totaling $30,000 not long before the child went missing. The boy's father, who has said he is innocent, has not been arrested or charged in relation to the incident, but Revering said authorities have his passport to ensure he stays in the country. Police were stationed at his apartment complex for his own protection after reports of death threats. On Sunday, Pastor Harding Smith, of the Spiritual Church of God who has been acting as the family's spokesman said when the family received the news, there were a lot of tears, according to Twin Cities. 'There were lots of tears and lots of screams,' he said. 'There was disbelief, hurt, sadness. There is a deep sense of loss when you enter that home.' Alexander Collins, executive director of the Liberian Ministry Association, said: 'We also want to make clear to the perpetrator of this tragedy, that wherever you are, you will be found. This evil will be found. 'Wherever you are hiding, under a car, underground, make no mistake our community does not abide this evil.' The Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated . Barway, who was a student at Evergreen Park World Cultures Community School, was last seen after school last month. In video released by police (scenes from footage above), Barway says 'there's my dad' and 'there's my uncle' In a March 25 interview with the Star Tribune, Pierre Collins said he was not home when his son disappeared and he was upset to be considered a suspect. 'I've been working with the police just to bring my son home,' he told the newspaper. 'I will do whatever they want just so Barway can come home. I have nothing to do with Barway's missing.' His wife and Barway's stepmother, Yamah Collins, also said she and her husband did not know who took the boy, and they pleaded for his safe return. Pierre Collins (right), accompanied by Pastor Harding Smith (center), the family's spokesman, was interviewed by Nancy Grace last month, saying that he failed the polygraph test because he was very emotional . Police said on Sunday that the boy's father (above) is a 'primary suspect' as the case becomes a homicide investigation . Police released a video of Barway riding a bus after school. In the video, the boy said 'there's my dad' and 'there's my uncle.' 'The father and the party described as an 'uncle' are likely the last known people to have seen Barway,' Revering said, as reported by the Star-Tribune. 'Unfortunately, we have reason to believe that Barway's father has not been completely truthful with us.' Addressing the footage on the bus, Pierre Collins explained to Nancy Grace that in the Liberian community, children commonly refer to adults as 'uncle' or 'auntie.' When pressed by Grace about the failed polygraph test, Collins explained that he was 'very emotional' during the test. 'I wasn't...myself when I took the polygraph,' he said. The boy was reported missing by his father at around 6.30pm on March 18 after the child failed to come home from school (above a massive billboard featuring a missing ad for Barway) Barway, who was a student at Evergreen Park World Cultures Community School, was last seen after school last month. The boy was reported missing by his father at around 6.30pm on March 18 after the child failed to come home from school. A call to the school bus company revealed that the 10-year-old was dropped off outside his building at around 4.15pm. Video surveillance from his apartment complex shows he was about to go inside, but then turned around as if he was called over to the parking lot by someone he knew, and he walked away, police said last month. Rosario Ramirez left and her children Daniela, five, Isaac, nine, and Juan, 11, pay their respects to Barway Collins during a vigil at Cedarwood apartments in Crystal, Minnesota held last month . A young boy adds a donation for Barway Collins' family to the pile during the vigil last month . The family told the Star Tribune that Barway emigrated from his home country of Liberia, where his mother lives, to stay with his father in 2011. The father said he wanted 'to make him better' and for Barway to eventually go to college. While looking for Barway, local police, federal agents and Hennepin County's sheriff's deputies searched the area with K-9 dogs, reviewing footage from surveillance cameras and interviewing family members and witnesses."}], "metadata": {"id": "50840a9145146117102ffc823e617400cac27315", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Barway Edwin Collins, 10, went missing from his Crystal, Minnesota apartment complex March 18 after school .\nOn Saturday, searchers from Boy Scout troop found a body ten feet from Mississippi River's edge which was identified as Barway .\nCrystal Police Chief said electronic evidence shows boy's father Pierre Collins, 33, was in area where body was found at time he disappeared .\nHennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated ."}}
{"prompt": "Defending champion Czech Republic reached the fourth Fed Cup final in five years by defeating France after Petra Kvitova won the first reverse singles Sunday. In a match of two big-hitting players, fourth-ranked Kvitova beat world no 29 Caroline Garcia 6-4, 6-4 for an insurmountable 3-0 lead in the semifinals. After failing to serve out the match at 5-2, Kvitova converted her first match point in her following service game with a passing forehand shot. Petra Kvitova comfortably beat Caroline Garcia to send the Czech Republic into the Fed Cup final . The Czechs will face Germany or Russia in the final in November with a chance of winning their fourth title in five years. Garcia double faulted twice in a row in the third game of the final set to drop her serve and Kvitova marched on with another break in the fifth game. The Czech Republic are the current reigning champions and have been in four finals in five years . France's Garcia was unable to stop the Czech's going into a uncatchable 3-0 lead after he defeat .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDefending champion Czech Republic reached the fourth Fed Cup final in five years by defeating France after Petra Kvitova won the first reverse singles Sunday. In a match of two big-hitting players, fourth-ranked Kvitova beat world no 29 Caroline Garcia 6-4, 6-4 for an insurmountable 3-0 lead in the semifinals. After failing to serve out the match at 5-2, Kvitova converted her first match point in her following service game with a passing forehand shot. Petra Kvitova comfortably beat Caroline Garcia to send the Czech Republic into the Fed Cup final . The Czechs will face Germany or Russia in the final in November with a chance of winning their fourth title in five years. Garcia double faulted twice in a row in the third game of the final set to drop her serve and Kvitova marched on with another break in the fifth game. The Czech Republic are the current reigning champions and have been in four finals in five years . France's Garcia was unable to stop the Czech's going into a uncatchable 3-0 lead after he defeat ."}], "metadata": {"id": "29434f01007a455fa415a93e60d06cdc14775571", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Defending champs Czech Republic beat France to reach the Fed Cup final .\nPetra Kvitova defeated Caroline Garcia in straight sets for 3-0 lead .\nThe Czech's have reached their fourth final in the past five years ."}}
{"prompt": "Lionel Messi has issued an ominous warning to his opponents with the four-time Ballon d'Or winner declaring he is back to his best after a disappointing and trophy-free 2014. A string of injuries limited Messi's involvement as the Catalan giants lost the La Liga title to Atletico Madrid, the same rivals who knocked them out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals. Messi's misfortune saw the Ballon d'Or go to Cristiano Ronaldo for the second consecutive year while there was also the matter of a tax investigation that carried a potential jail term. Now though, Messi's turned the tide - Barca are top of the league, his personal goal tally's at 45 from 44 games and Paris Saint-Germain await in the first leg of their Champions League quarter final on Wednesday. Lionel Messi says he is happy again after a disappointing 2014 that was riddled with injury and off-field drama . The Argentine maestro celebrates his goal against Sevilla, his 399th for Barcelona . 'I am happy. The truth is that I started the season in another way after what happened to me last year,' he said in an interview with Barcelona's club website. 'I was inconsistent last season. I was out for a while due to injury, missing quite a few games. When I came back I didn't feel right. It was a year that I have tried to quickly forget to try and get back to my best through hard work, smiling and effort, like I always have and now, fortunately, I feel very good.' Messi says he is keen to 'get back to my best through hard work, smiling and effort,\u00a0like I always have' Barca top of the league and his personal goal tally's at 45 from 44 games ahead of PSG on Wednesday . With his breathtaking 2015 form already bringing 34 goals in La Liga and eight in the Champions League, Messi will hit the 400 mark for Barcelona should be find the net in Paris. Being fit again has been key for Messi, but he also says his forward combination with new team-mates Luis Suarez and Neymar have been a calming influence. 'Barcelona have always had great forwards, not just now with Neymar and Luis. But it's true that we are taking advantage of them because they are both great world stars. They give us another thing than goals, so in that sense, I'm calm,' he said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLionel Messi has issued an ominous warning to his opponents with the four-time Ballon d'Or winner declaring he is back to his best after a disappointing and trophy-free 2014. A string of injuries limited Messi's involvement as the Catalan giants lost the La Liga title to Atletico Madrid, the same rivals who knocked them out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals. Messi's misfortune saw the Ballon d'Or go to Cristiano Ronaldo for the second consecutive year while there was also the matter of a tax investigation that carried a potential jail term. Now though, Messi's turned the tide - Barca are top of the league, his personal goal tally's at 45 from 44 games and Paris Saint-Germain await in the first leg of their Champions League quarter final on Wednesday. Lionel Messi says he is happy again after a disappointing 2014 that was riddled with injury and off-field drama . The Argentine maestro celebrates his goal against Sevilla, his 399th for Barcelona . 'I am happy. The truth is that I started the season in another way after what happened to me last year,' he said in an interview with Barcelona's club website. 'I was inconsistent last season. I was out for a while due to injury, missing quite a few games. When I came back I didn't feel right. It was a year that I have tried to quickly forget to try and get back to my best through hard work, smiling and effort, like I always have and now, fortunately, I feel very good.' Messi says he is keen to 'get back to my best through hard work, smiling and effort,\u00a0like I always have' Barca top of the league and his personal goal tally's at 45 from 44 games ahead of PSG on Wednesday . With his breathtaking 2015 form already bringing 34 goals in La Liga and eight in the Champions League, Messi will hit the 400 mark for Barcelona should be find the net in Paris. Being fit again has been key for Messi, but he also says his forward combination with new team-mates Luis Suarez and Neymar have been a calming influence. 'Barcelona have always had great forwards, not just now with Neymar and Luis. But it's true that we are taking advantage of them because they are both great world stars. They give us another thing than goals, so in that sense, I'm calm,' he said."}], "metadata": {"id": "da41c6c7b87b0511f68a7dab438821e0b4735d3c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Barcelona face PSG in Champions League quarter-final first leg .\nLionel Messi comes into Wednesday's match in incredible form .\nHe has 45 goals in 44 games and is one short of 400 for Barca .\nMessi said he is happy and 'back to my best' after poor 2014 .\nMessi and Cristiano Ronaldo could line up together in UEFA All-Star match ."}}
{"prompt": "It is one of the biggest celebrations in the Catholic calendar and the Spanish Royal Family kept up their tradition of spending the Easter holiday on the island of Mallorca. King Felipe, Queen Letizia and their daughters Princess Sofia and Princess Leonor looked immaculate as they arrived at Palma cathedral on the Balearic isle. Queen Letizia, 42, teamed a white jacket with smart black trousers and heels for the service while her daughters wore pretty above-the-knee outfits reflecting the spring sunshine. Smiling in the Mallorcan sunshine: Clockwise from left, Queen Sofia, King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Sofia and Princess Leonor pose for photographers  at Palma de Mallorca Cathedral . A spring breeze in the air: The family make their way into the cathedral. Hundreds of people gathered to watch the Spanish royals arrive at the service . It is the first time that Princess Leonor, 9, and Princess Sofia, 7, have been spotted at a public engagement for several months; they are on the island for the family's annual holiday at the Marivent Palace royal holiday residence. Well-wishers were in their hundreds, all keen to catch a glimpse of the young princesses who have been on a break from royal duties since appearing at a military parade back in October 2014. King Felipe VI, 47, has not yet completed a full year on the throne but looked happy to be continuing the family tradition of spending Easter away from the royal residence in Madrid.\u00a0The family were also joined by Queen Sofia, who looked elegant in a grey overcoat. The former Queen is reported to have landed on Mallorca ahead of the rest of her family, taking time to enjoy a break with her sister Irene. Spring in her step: Queen Letizia arrives at the cathedral in Mallorca's capital. Right, her elegant daughters (from left)  Princess Sofia and Princess Leonor are the double of their mother . Holy day: The family, led by King Felipe, meet the cathedral's priests ahead of the Easter service . Eyes forward please King Felipe! The Spanish monarch waves to well-wishers in the crowd before adjusting his tie for a formal family photograph . All eyes are on them: The family take their pew in the beautiful cathedral, widely considered one the island's biggest architectural masterpieces . Meet and greet: After a period away from the spotlight, Princess Leonor, 9, appeared to enjoy shaking hands with fellow attendees of the religious service . June will mark one year since King Felipe ascended the throne and the royal couple have been regular visitors to Mallorca since, using it for family holidays inbetween engagements. The couple have been married since 2004 with Letizia enjoying a media career prior to her role as the Spanish Queen. After a stint at Asturian daily paper, La Nueva Espa\u00f1a, she went on to work for ABC, a popular national newspaper that enjoys the third largest circulation in Spain.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt is one of the biggest celebrations in the Catholic calendar and the Spanish Royal Family kept up their tradition of spending the Easter holiday on the island of Mallorca. King Felipe, Queen Letizia and their daughters Princess Sofia and Princess Leonor looked immaculate as they arrived at Palma cathedral on the Balearic isle. Queen Letizia, 42, teamed a white jacket with smart black trousers and heels for the service while her daughters wore pretty above-the-knee outfits reflecting the spring sunshine. Smiling in the Mallorcan sunshine: Clockwise from left, Queen Sofia, King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Sofia and Princess Leonor pose for photographers  at Palma de Mallorca Cathedral . A spring breeze in the air: The family make their way into the cathedral. Hundreds of people gathered to watch the Spanish royals arrive at the service . It is the first time that Princess Leonor, 9, and Princess Sofia, 7, have been spotted at a public engagement for several months; they are on the island for the family's annual holiday at the Marivent Palace royal holiday residence. Well-wishers were in their hundreds, all keen to catch a glimpse of the young princesses who have been on a break from royal duties since appearing at a military parade back in October 2014. King Felipe VI, 47, has not yet completed a full year on the throne but looked happy to be continuing the family tradition of spending Easter away from the royal residence in Madrid.\u00a0The family were also joined by Queen Sofia, who looked elegant in a grey overcoat. The former Queen is reported to have landed on Mallorca ahead of the rest of her family, taking time to enjoy a break with her sister Irene. Spring in her step: Queen Letizia arrives at the cathedral in Mallorca's capital. Right, her elegant daughters (from left)  Princess Sofia and Princess Leonor are the double of their mother . Holy day: The family, led by King Felipe, meet the cathedral's priests ahead of the Easter service . Eyes forward please King Felipe! The Spanish monarch waves to well-wishers in the crowd before adjusting his tie for a formal family photograph . All eyes are on them: The family take their pew in the beautiful cathedral, widely considered one the island's biggest architectural masterpieces . Meet and greet: After a period away from the spotlight, Princess Leonor, 9, appeared to enjoy shaking hands with fellow attendees of the religious service . June will mark one year since King Felipe ascended the throne and the royal couple have been regular visitors to Mallorca since, using it for family holidays inbetween engagements. The couple have been married since 2004 with Letizia enjoying a media career prior to her role as the Spanish Queen. After a stint at Asturian daily paper, La Nueva Espa\u00f1a, she went on to work for ABC, a popular national newspaper that enjoys the third largest circulation in Spain."}], "metadata": {"id": "70a15fe09409114ac9cd5030b72ac3b560bef57d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "The Spanish Royal Family attended Easter Mass at Palma's cathedral .\nFirst appearance of Princesses\u00a0Sofia and  Leonor in several months .\nThe children's grandmother, Queen Sofia was also in attendance .\nThe family are staying at the Marivent Palace royal holiday residence ."}}
{"prompt": "Fraser Ross, who founded the Kitson fashion brand, is caught up in a $1million legal wrangle after being accused of swearing at staff in a Los Angeles store . The tycoon behind exclusive fashion brand Kitson has been caught up in a $1million legal wrangle after being accused of swearing at staff in a Los Angeles store. Fraser Ross, who founded the company, is embroiled in a legal dispute after his behaviour led the company running the Kitson branch in Los Angeles Airport (LAX) to file a lawsuit to end their business relationship. Kitson, which has shops in California and the Far East, is hugely popular with celebrities including Victoria Beckham, Lady Gaga and Kylie and Kendall Jenner, who have all been spotted with the brand's blue bags. The multi-millionaire, from Aberdeen, is in the midst of an ugly public battle over allegations he swore at workers at the LAX outlet. Despite bearing the Kitson name - Mr Ross' middle-name - the two stores in LAX are not run by him. Instead, another business called Hudson pays Kitson a licensing fee to use the brand. It is alleged that Mr Ross is unhappy with the way the shops are being managed and has made his feelings clear to staff. Now Hudson has filed a $1million lawsuit to end the business relationship. Brian Timmons, a lawyer for Hudson, said:\u00a0'This is like a dysfunctional marriage that has been going on for a long time.' In 2013, Hudson inserted a clause into the contract with Kitson, giving it power to veto any Kitson employee coming to the airport stores. Mr Timmons claims that the firm abided by the agreement until last spring, when Mr Ross began showing up without warning and behaving 'inappropriately' toward employees. He said: 'He started saying, \"you are running the brand into the ground. There is too much dust on the shelves\". Lots of nitpicky things. 'It's one thing to correct performance or provide criticism to employees. You know the difference when you go over the line, when you use inappropriate adjectives.' Kitson is popular with celebrities, including the likes of Kendall and Kylie Jenner (left) and Jennifer Love Hewitt (right) Despite bearing the Kitson name - Mr Ross' middle-name - the two stores in LAX \u00a0(pictured) are not run by him . According to the LA Times, Hudson asked Kitson to pay a $280,000 penalty for violating the terms of their agreement and another $750,000 as compensation for lost profits and the costs of re-branding the two stores after the partnership is terminated. Last month Kitson launched a counter legal action saying that Hudson failed to keep the airport stores sufficiently clean, organised and staffed, and sold non-Kitson merchandise in them. Kitson spokeswoman Courtney Saavedra said Mr Ross did not want to comment. She added: 'Our founder is very passionate about our brand and being represented correctly. That is never going to change. 'As far as berating employees, as far as the language they are stating that's used, that's simply not true.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFraser Ross, who founded the Kitson fashion brand, is caught up in a $1million legal wrangle after being accused of swearing at staff in a Los Angeles store . The tycoon behind exclusive fashion brand Kitson has been caught up in a $1million legal wrangle after being accused of swearing at staff in a Los Angeles store. Fraser Ross, who founded the company, is embroiled in a legal dispute after his behaviour led the company running the Kitson branch in Los Angeles Airport (LAX) to file a lawsuit to end their business relationship. Kitson, which has shops in California and the Far East, is hugely popular with celebrities including Victoria Beckham, Lady Gaga and Kylie and Kendall Jenner, who have all been spotted with the brand's blue bags. The multi-millionaire, from Aberdeen, is in the midst of an ugly public battle over allegations he swore at workers at the LAX outlet. Despite bearing the Kitson name - Mr Ross' middle-name - the two stores in LAX are not run by him. Instead, another business called Hudson pays Kitson a licensing fee to use the brand. It is alleged that Mr Ross is unhappy with the way the shops are being managed and has made his feelings clear to staff. Now Hudson has filed a $1million lawsuit to end the business relationship. Brian Timmons, a lawyer for Hudson, said:\u00a0'This is like a dysfunctional marriage that has been going on for a long time.' In 2013, Hudson inserted a clause into the contract with Kitson, giving it power to veto any Kitson employee coming to the airport stores. Mr Timmons claims that the firm abided by the agreement until last spring, when Mr Ross began showing up without warning and behaving 'inappropriately' toward employees. He said: 'He started saying, \"you are running the brand into the ground. There is too much dust on the shelves\". Lots of nitpicky things. 'It's one thing to correct performance or provide criticism to employees. You know the difference when you go over the line, when you use inappropriate adjectives.' Kitson is popular with celebrities, including the likes of Kendall and Kylie Jenner (left) and Jennifer Love Hewitt (right) Despite bearing the Kitson name - Mr Ross' middle-name - the two stores in LAX \u00a0(pictured) are not run by him . According to the LA Times, Hudson asked Kitson to pay a $280,000 penalty for violating the terms of their agreement and another $750,000 as compensation for lost profits and the costs of re-branding the two stores after the partnership is terminated. Last month Kitson launched a counter legal action saying that Hudson failed to keep the airport stores sufficiently clean, organised and staffed, and sold non-Kitson merchandise in them. Kitson spokeswoman Courtney Saavedra said Mr Ross did not want to comment. She added: 'Our founder is very passionate about our brand and being represented correctly. That is never going to change. 'As far as berating employees, as far as the language they are stating that's used, that's simply not true.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "7b802248a878e0899846f48b0848095d93a6e8af", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Kitson fashion brand founder allegedly swore at employees in LA store .\nFraser Ross, from Aberdeen, faces $1million lawsuit following dispute .\nFirm running his store at LA Airport want to end their business relationship .\nStores popular with celebrities including Victoria Beckham and Lady Gaga ."}}
{"prompt": "Disgraced former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell made his final written plea to a federal appeals court Wednesday, arguing that the favors he did for a wealthy businessman were routine courtesies and not part of a bribery scheme. The onetime rising Republican star made the argument in a 54-page brief in the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. A three-judge panel of the court will conduct a hearing on his appeal of his public corruption convictions on May 12. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS . Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell fought back tears outside a federal court building after he was sentenced for selling the influence of his office to the CEO of a dietary supplements company . McDonnell was sentenced to two years in federal prison for public corruption . McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former Star Scientific Inc. CEO Jonnie Williams in exchange for promoting his company's nutritional supplements. Bob McDonnell was sentenced to two years in prison and his wife to one year and one day, but they remain free while they pursue separate appeals. 'Governor McDonnell never promised anything and never did anything besides extend to Williams the sorts of routine courtesies elected officials throughout the country extend to donors and benefactors every day,' McDonnell's lawyers wrote in the latest filing. They were responding to the government's brief urging the court to uphold the criminal convictions. Former first lady Maureen McDonnell, left, was sentenced to a year and a day . Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams testified under an immunity deal, admitting that he paid the governor with lavish perks in exchange for helping him secure university backing for his 'miracle cure' Anatabloc\u00a0product . Prosecutors had written in a 93-page submission to the court that McDonnell's actions fit the definition of 'official acts' even better than those taken by former Louisiana Rep. William Jefferson, who is serving 13 years in prison for taking bribes in exchange for using his influence to broker business deals with government leaders in Africa. Jefferson was famously caught with $100,000 in bribe money hidden in his freezer. 'Here, defendant directed his action toward subordinate state employees within the branch of government that he controlled as governor,' they wrote, while in the Jefferson case 'a congressman took action through meetings, letters, and the like directed at other government agencies or foreign governments.' One of McDonnell's chief claims on appeal is that the favors he did for Williams did not amount to 'official acts' covered by federal bribery law. In the new filing, he argues that a meeting McDonnell arranged for Williams with an administration official was 'innocuous' and that there was nothing special about an event at the Executive Mansion to launch Star's signature product, the anti-inflammatory Anatabloc. 'Governor McDonnell arrived late, made neutral comments, and left. He never asked anyone to do anything for Williams,' the brief says. Star Scientific, the maker of Anatabloc, the anti-inflammatory supplement at the center of the McDonnell trial, halted sales of the product in August 2014 . Worse than the freezer bribes? Prosecutors argue McDonnell's behavior was a better fit with bribery laws than that of convicted former congressman William Jefferson, who his $100,000 of his bribe cash in his freezer . McDonnell argues that in addition to mischaracterizing such events as 'official acts,' the government incorrectly suggested that McDonnell kept his staff in the dark about most of Williams' gifts. Among the gifts were almost $20,000 worth of designer clothing and accessories for Maureen McDonnell, vacations, golf outings and $15,000 for a daughter's wedding. The former governor also renewed claims that the judge improperly denied separate trials for Bob and Maureen McDonnell and that he failed to adequately question jurors about pretrial news coverage. Williams, who was seeking state-financed research on Anatabloc while lavishing the McDonnells with gifts and loans, testified under immunity for the prosecution.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDisgraced former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell made his final written plea to a federal appeals court Wednesday, arguing that the favors he did for a wealthy businessman were routine courtesies and not part of a bribery scheme. The onetime rising Republican star made the argument in a 54-page brief in the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. A three-judge panel of the court will conduct a hearing on his appeal of his public corruption convictions on May 12. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS . Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell fought back tears outside a federal court building after he was sentenced for selling the influence of his office to the CEO of a dietary supplements company . McDonnell was sentenced to two years in federal prison for public corruption . McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former Star Scientific Inc. CEO Jonnie Williams in exchange for promoting his company's nutritional supplements. Bob McDonnell was sentenced to two years in prison and his wife to one year and one day, but they remain free while they pursue separate appeals. 'Governor McDonnell never promised anything and never did anything besides extend to Williams the sorts of routine courtesies elected officials throughout the country extend to donors and benefactors every day,' McDonnell's lawyers wrote in the latest filing. They were responding to the government's brief urging the court to uphold the criminal convictions. Former first lady Maureen McDonnell, left, was sentenced to a year and a day . Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams testified under an immunity deal, admitting that he paid the governor with lavish perks in exchange for helping him secure university backing for his 'miracle cure' Anatabloc\u00a0product . Prosecutors had written in a 93-page submission to the court that McDonnell's actions fit the definition of 'official acts' even better than those taken by former Louisiana Rep. William Jefferson, who is serving 13 years in prison for taking bribes in exchange for using his influence to broker business deals with government leaders in Africa. Jefferson was famously caught with $100,000 in bribe money hidden in his freezer. 'Here, defendant directed his action toward subordinate state employees within the branch of government that he controlled as governor,' they wrote, while in the Jefferson case 'a congressman took action through meetings, letters, and the like directed at other government agencies or foreign governments.' One of McDonnell's chief claims on appeal is that the favors he did for Williams did not amount to 'official acts' covered by federal bribery law. In the new filing, he argues that a meeting McDonnell arranged for Williams with an administration official was 'innocuous' and that there was nothing special about an event at the Executive Mansion to launch Star's signature product, the anti-inflammatory Anatabloc. 'Governor McDonnell arrived late, made neutral comments, and left. He never asked anyone to do anything for Williams,' the brief says. Star Scientific, the maker of Anatabloc, the anti-inflammatory supplement at the center of the McDonnell trial, halted sales of the product in August 2014 . Worse than the freezer bribes? Prosecutors argue McDonnell's behavior was a better fit with bribery laws than that of convicted former congressman William Jefferson, who his $100,000 of his bribe cash in his freezer . McDonnell argues that in addition to mischaracterizing such events as 'official acts,' the government incorrectly suggested that McDonnell kept his staff in the dark about most of Williams' gifts. Among the gifts were almost $20,000 worth of designer clothing and accessories for Maureen McDonnell, vacations, golf outings and $15,000 for a daughter's wedding. The former governor also renewed claims that the judge improperly denied separate trials for Bob and Maureen McDonnell and that he failed to adequately question jurors about pretrial news coverage. Williams, who was seeking state-financed research on Anatabloc while lavishing the McDonnells with gifts and loans, testified under immunity for the prosecution."}], "metadata": {"id": "3da979d55b4e1fd8000c16b529c3d905dfb06d06", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Bob McDonnell used his office to benefit a nutritional supplement company whose president lavished gifts on him and his wife .\nHis lawyers argue that he never performed any 'official acts' for Star Scientific, a company that sought support for his 'Anatabloc' supplement .\nMcDonnell was sentenced to two years in prison and his wife got one year and one day; they're both free pending appeals .\nThree-judge federal court panel will hear the former governor's appeal on May 12 ."}}
{"prompt": "Fire department officials in Texas have been arrested after their volunteer firefighter were charged with sexually assaulting a new male recruit with a chorizo sausage. Five firefighters and one's girlfriend, who is suspected of videoing the attack at Emergency Service District 6 Volunteer Fire Department in Waxahachie, were taken in to custody earlier this week on sexual assault charges. Fire Chief Gavin Satterfield, 31, and Assistant Fire Chief William 'Billy' Getzendaner, 34, were suspended by the department's oversight board following the arrests on Thursday for allegedly telling the victim to stay quiet. Scroll down for video . Volunteer Fire Chief Gavin Satterfield,  31 (left), and Assistant Fire Chief Billy Getzendaner, 34 (right), are facing charges of tampering with a witness after allegedly telling a sexual assault victim to stay quiet . Blake Jerold Tucker, 19 (left) was one of five men who allegedly held down the unidentified victim while Brittany Leanne Parten, 23, filmed volunteer firefighters sexually assault a new recruit with a chorizo sausage . The board may vote to suspend the entire department at a meeting on Monday, according to NBC DFW. The victim came forward in late March to report the alleged attack, which he claims took place in January. In the recording, men can be heard 'yelling and laughing with excitement' while the victim is held down and bent over a couch. The group first tries to use a broomstick to sexually assault him and then decides upon the sausage. Satterfield and Getzendaner held a closed-door meeting with everyone after the incident where they told the victim and perpetrators to delete the video and not to tell anyone, according to an arrest warrant. They said that the victim could have taken legal action against the firefighters, but told him 'But you're not going to'. The chiefs said that they saw the video and Getzendaner said 'This is some funny s***', the affidavit claims. Preston Peyrot, 19 (left) and Keith Edward Wisakowsky, 26 (right), were arrested Monday and charged for the alleged assault which took place in January . Lieutenant\u00a0Alec Chase Miller, 28 (left) and Casey Joe Stafford, 30 (right), were apparently trying to initiate a new recruit into their department . The recruit said that after the attack he crawled to the bathroom and vomited before showering off the smashed up sausage. His department colleagues then reportedly stole his clothes while he was bathing, forcing him to run naked to his car for shorts. Satterfield and Getzendaner face prison time of more than five years under Texas state law if convicted of tampering with a witness. They were released on $40,000 bail each, according to the Dallas Morning News. 'We are very, very saddened by the fact that people that we have relied, this board has relied on, the people of this county and this district have relied on have been accused of something so heinous as what has happened,' a spokesman for the Emergency Services District board said. Satterfield's attorney said that the affidavit does not show that his client committed any crimes. Satterfield and Getzendaner were released on $40,000 bail each. Above, the Emergency Services District No. 6 Volunteer Fire Department in Waxahachie, where the alleged assault took place . The five men thought to have taken part in the act, ranging in age from 19 to 30, were charged Monday with aggravated sexual assault. Twenty-six-year-old Keith Wisakowsky, 30-year-old Casey Stafford, 19-year-old Preston Peyrot, 28-year-old Alec Miller and 19-year-old Blake Tucker were all charged. Brittany Leanne Parten, 23, was charged with improper visual recording for using a cellphone to videotape the assault, an arrest warrant affidavit showed. Ellis County Judge Carol Bush said in a statement released to the Waxahachie Daily Light newspaper that Parten is not a firefighter with the department. At least one of the suspects is a lieutenant with the Emergency Services District No. 6 Volunteer Fire Department in Waxahachie. Alec Miller, 28, posted a $75,000 bond and was released on Tuesday from the Ellis County jail. According to the department's Facebook page, Miller was named the department's 2014 officer of the year. Neither the Texas Rangers, who are leading the investigation, nor the affidavit, give a motive for the assault. But Ellis County District Attorney Patrick Wilson said \"it was some sort of rite of initiation\" for a new recruit. The Ellis County's Emergency Services District No. 6 board voted to have the county fire marshal be placed in charge of services in the area, according to WFAA.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFire department officials in Texas have been arrested after their volunteer firefighter were charged with sexually assaulting a new male recruit with a chorizo sausage. Five firefighters and one's girlfriend, who is suspected of videoing the attack at Emergency Service District 6 Volunteer Fire Department in Waxahachie, were taken in to custody earlier this week on sexual assault charges. Fire Chief Gavin Satterfield, 31, and Assistant Fire Chief William 'Billy' Getzendaner, 34, were suspended by the department's oversight board following the arrests on Thursday for allegedly telling the victim to stay quiet. Scroll down for video . Volunteer Fire Chief Gavin Satterfield,  31 (left), and Assistant Fire Chief Billy Getzendaner, 34 (right), are facing charges of tampering with a witness after allegedly telling a sexual assault victim to stay quiet . Blake Jerold Tucker, 19 (left) was one of five men who allegedly held down the unidentified victim while Brittany Leanne Parten, 23, filmed volunteer firefighters sexually assault a new recruit with a chorizo sausage . The board may vote to suspend the entire department at a meeting on Monday, according to NBC DFW. The victim came forward in late March to report the alleged attack, which he claims took place in January. In the recording, men can be heard 'yelling and laughing with excitement' while the victim is held down and bent over a couch. The group first tries to use a broomstick to sexually assault him and then decides upon the sausage. Satterfield and Getzendaner held a closed-door meeting with everyone after the incident where they told the victim and perpetrators to delete the video and not to tell anyone, according to an arrest warrant. They said that the victim could have taken legal action against the firefighters, but told him 'But you're not going to'. The chiefs said that they saw the video and Getzendaner said 'This is some funny s***', the affidavit claims. Preston Peyrot, 19 (left) and Keith Edward Wisakowsky, 26 (right), were arrested Monday and charged for the alleged assault which took place in January . Lieutenant\u00a0Alec Chase Miller, 28 (left) and Casey Joe Stafford, 30 (right), were apparently trying to initiate a new recruit into their department . The recruit said that after the attack he crawled to the bathroom and vomited before showering off the smashed up sausage. His department colleagues then reportedly stole his clothes while he was bathing, forcing him to run naked to his car for shorts. Satterfield and Getzendaner face prison time of more than five years under Texas state law if convicted of tampering with a witness. They were released on $40,000 bail each, according to the Dallas Morning News. 'We are very, very saddened by the fact that people that we have relied, this board has relied on, the people of this county and this district have relied on have been accused of something so heinous as what has happened,' a spokesman for the Emergency Services District board said. Satterfield's attorney said that the affidavit does not show that his client committed any crimes. Satterfield and Getzendaner were released on $40,000 bail each. Above, the Emergency Services District No. 6 Volunteer Fire Department in Waxahachie, where the alleged assault took place . The five men thought to have taken part in the act, ranging in age from 19 to 30, were charged Monday with aggravated sexual assault. Twenty-six-year-old Keith Wisakowsky, 30-year-old Casey Stafford, 19-year-old Preston Peyrot, 28-year-old Alec Miller and 19-year-old Blake Tucker were all charged. Brittany Leanne Parten, 23, was charged with improper visual recording for using a cellphone to videotape the assault, an arrest warrant affidavit showed. Ellis County Judge Carol Bush said in a statement released to the Waxahachie Daily Light newspaper that Parten is not a firefighter with the department. At least one of the suspects is a lieutenant with the Emergency Services District No. 6 Volunteer Fire Department in Waxahachie. Alec Miller, 28, posted a $75,000 bond and was released on Tuesday from the Ellis County jail. According to the department's Facebook page, Miller was named the department's 2014 officer of the year. Neither the Texas Rangers, who are leading the investigation, nor the affidavit, give a motive for the assault. But Ellis County District Attorney Patrick Wilson said \"it was some sort of rite of initiation\" for a new recruit. The Ellis County's Emergency Services District No. 6 board voted to have the county fire marshal be placed in charge of services in the area, according to WFAA."}], "metadata": {"id": "dcbc858a54ed42f7f0956605eae33fd32597e75d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Man was allegedly bent over couch and sodomized during gruesome initiation ritual at\u00a0Waxahachie, Texas, volunteer fire department .\nThe five firefighters apparently 'yelled with excitement' during the January 20 incident and switched from broom to sausage .\nFire chiefs thought to have told victim not to tell about sexual assault .\nAssistant fire chief said to have chuckled, said 'This is funny s***'\nAlleged victim vomited in the bathroom and his would-be colleagues stole his clothes ."}}
{"prompt": "Hundreds of foreigners have been evacuated from Yemen after weeks of fierce fighting in the war-torn country. China's navy rescued 225 foreign nationals and almost 600 Chinese citizens from the danger zone in an unprecedented move by its military. They included 176 people from Pakistan with the remainder from Ethiopia, Singapore, Italy, Germany, Poland, Ireland, Britain, Canada and Yemen. Scroll down for video . Evacuees:\u00a0People wait to step down the Chinese Linyi missile frigate when they arrive in Djibouti . Rescue mission:\u00a0Soldiers of Chinese People's Liberation Army see off a fleet before it sets out for Aden, Yemen . People prepare to board the Chinese Linyi missile frigate in Aden Harbor, Yemen, (left) and crew members help a woman board (right) Safely off:\u00a0People step down from the Chinese Linyi missile frigate when they arrive in Djibouti, Horn of Africa . Russian soil:\u00a0The first Russian plane brings Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and other citizens to Russia . Russia also sent in planes brought back 300 subjects, including diplomatic staff and civilians from the capital, Sanaa. A Turkish naval frigate has evacuated 55 Turks from Aden, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu confirmed. It came the same day Saudi-led war planes made a weapons drop in Aden following a fortnight of fighting between rebel forces and a Saudi-led coalition that has seen hundreds killed. On Thursday, Yemeni rebels seized President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's palace as Al-Qaeda militants freed hundreds of inmates in a jailbreak. But now fighters loyal to Yemen's president have pushed Houthi fighters back from central Aden on Friday after they were reinforced with weapons parachuted into their beleaguered section of the southern port city. Weapons:\u00a0Tribal militiamen loyal to Yemeni President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi collect boxes full of weapons reportedly dropped by the Saudi-led coalition . Standing guard:\u00a0Soldiers of the Chinese People's Liberation Army stand on the deck before a fleet sets out for Aden, Yemen . Landed: Russians and other nationals arrive on home soil after being evacuated from Aden . Safe again:\u00a0The first Russian plane brings Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and other citizens to Russia . Out of war-zone: Evacuees from Yemen pictured on a bus at Chkalovsky airfield in Russia . The military setback for the Shi'ite Houthis came after days of advances in Aden, the last major foothold of fighters loyal to president Hadi. The Chinese missile frigate Linyi brought those displaced to Djibouti in the Horn of Africa, where the took flights home. It was carrying out anti-piracy patrols off the coast of Somalia when it was diverted to Yemen to evacuate people trapped by the fighting. Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said it was 'a humanitarian relief action' taken at the request of 'relevant countries'. She said: 'It is also the first time the Chinese government has taken special action to help with the evacuation of foreign citizens in dangerous areas'. 'It fully demonstrates the spirit of internationalism and humanitarianism of the Chinese side'. Elsewhere, Al Qaeda fighters managed to seize a local army headquarters in Mukalla. The jihadists killed an unspecified number of soldiers and captured a large cache of military hardware, according to a security official. Vocal:\u00a0A Kashmiri Shia Muslim protester shouts slogans against Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen during a protest in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir . Demonstration: Supporters of the Shiite Huthi militia attend a demonstration in Yemen's second larget city of Taez . Conflict: Members of the Shiite Huthi militia\u00a0in Yemen's second larget city of Taez . Two sides:\u00a0A supporter of the Shiite Huthi militia (left) and\u00a0Yemeni people take part in a demonstration in support of the Saudi-led operations against Houthis, following the Friday prayer in Ibb . Anti airstrikes:\u00a0Kashmiri Shiite Muslims shout slogans during a protest in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India . Meanwhile, thousands of people have staged demonstrations in different countries in protest against the ongoing Saudi military aggression against members of the Houthi Ansarullah movement. Iranian protesters turned out en masse for a rally in the capital Tehran following Friday prayers, demanding an end to the Saudi involvement in the conflict. Similar demonstrations were also held in other parts of Iran, including Ahvaz, Ardabil, Mashhad and Tabriz. Supporters of Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh shout slogans during a rally in Sanaa . Armed: A Yemeni woman holds a rifle during a demonstration against airstrikes carried out by the Saudi-led Arab coalition . Colourful: Supporters of former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh loyal to Houthi rebels, shout slogans during a rally protesting against the Saudi-led military operation . Protesters also took to the streets, shouted slogans and held placards during a demonstration in the Indian-administered Kashmir against the Saudi military campaign . A rally was also held in Yemen's capital Sanaa as the United Nations revealed at least 519 people have so far lost their lives in the conflict.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHundreds of foreigners have been evacuated from Yemen after weeks of fierce fighting in the war-torn country. China's navy rescued 225 foreign nationals and almost 600 Chinese citizens from the danger zone in an unprecedented move by its military. They included 176 people from Pakistan with the remainder from Ethiopia, Singapore, Italy, Germany, Poland, Ireland, Britain, Canada and Yemen. Scroll down for video . Evacuees:\u00a0People wait to step down the Chinese Linyi missile frigate when they arrive in Djibouti . Rescue mission:\u00a0Soldiers of Chinese People's Liberation Army see off a fleet before it sets out for Aden, Yemen . People prepare to board the Chinese Linyi missile frigate in Aden Harbor, Yemen, (left) and crew members help a woman board (right) Safely off:\u00a0People step down from the Chinese Linyi missile frigate when they arrive in Djibouti, Horn of Africa . Russian soil:\u00a0The first Russian plane brings Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and other citizens to Russia . Russia also sent in planes brought back 300 subjects, including diplomatic staff and civilians from the capital, Sanaa. A Turkish naval frigate has evacuated 55 Turks from Aden, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu confirmed. It came the same day Saudi-led war planes made a weapons drop in Aden following a fortnight of fighting between rebel forces and a Saudi-led coalition that has seen hundreds killed. On Thursday, Yemeni rebels seized President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's palace as Al-Qaeda militants freed hundreds of inmates in a jailbreak. But now fighters loyal to Yemen's president have pushed Houthi fighters back from central Aden on Friday after they were reinforced with weapons parachuted into their beleaguered section of the southern port city. Weapons:\u00a0Tribal militiamen loyal to Yemeni President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi collect boxes full of weapons reportedly dropped by the Saudi-led coalition . Standing guard:\u00a0Soldiers of the Chinese People's Liberation Army stand on the deck before a fleet sets out for Aden, Yemen . Landed: Russians and other nationals arrive on home soil after being evacuated from Aden . Safe again:\u00a0The first Russian plane brings Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and other citizens to Russia . Out of war-zone: Evacuees from Yemen pictured on a bus at Chkalovsky airfield in Russia . The military setback for the Shi'ite Houthis came after days of advances in Aden, the last major foothold of fighters loyal to president Hadi. The Chinese missile frigate Linyi brought those displaced to Djibouti in the Horn of Africa, where the took flights home. It was carrying out anti-piracy patrols off the coast of Somalia when it was diverted to Yemen to evacuate people trapped by the fighting. Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said it was 'a humanitarian relief action' taken at the request of 'relevant countries'. She said: 'It is also the first time the Chinese government has taken special action to help with the evacuation of foreign citizens in dangerous areas'. 'It fully demonstrates the spirit of internationalism and humanitarianism of the Chinese side'. Elsewhere, Al Qaeda fighters managed to seize a local army headquarters in Mukalla. The jihadists killed an unspecified number of soldiers and captured a large cache of military hardware, according to a security official. Vocal:\u00a0A Kashmiri Shia Muslim protester shouts slogans against Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen during a protest in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir . Demonstration: Supporters of the Shiite Huthi militia attend a demonstration in Yemen's second larget city of Taez . Conflict: Members of the Shiite Huthi militia\u00a0in Yemen's second larget city of Taez . Two sides:\u00a0A supporter of the Shiite Huthi militia (left) and\u00a0Yemeni people take part in a demonstration in support of the Saudi-led operations against Houthis, following the Friday prayer in Ibb . Anti airstrikes:\u00a0Kashmiri Shiite Muslims shout slogans during a protest in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India . Meanwhile, thousands of people have staged demonstrations in different countries in protest against the ongoing Saudi military aggression against members of the Houthi Ansarullah movement. Iranian protesters turned out en masse for a rally in the capital Tehran following Friday prayers, demanding an end to the Saudi involvement in the conflict. Similar demonstrations were also held in other parts of Iran, including Ahvaz, Ardabil, Mashhad and Tabriz. Supporters of Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh shout slogans during a rally in Sanaa . Armed: A Yemeni woman holds a rifle during a demonstration against airstrikes carried out by the Saudi-led Arab coalition . Colourful: Supporters of former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh loyal to Houthi rebels, shout slogans during a rally protesting against the Saudi-led military operation . Protesters also took to the streets, shouted slogans and held placards during a demonstration in the Indian-administered Kashmir against the Saudi military campaign . A rally was also held in Yemen's capital Sanaa as the United Nations revealed at least 519 people have so far lost their lives in the conflict."}], "metadata": {"id": "ceb277fe280ac5cf7c403ce26c9aba595d01c19b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "China's navy evacuated 225 foreign nationals and 600 Chinese citizens .\n300 Russians and 200 Pakistanis were flown out of war-torn area .\nWeapons parachuted into Aden by Saudi-led war planes .\nConflict has seen at least 519 people killed so far, says UN ."}}
{"prompt": "The four sisters at the centre of Australia's largest abduction case have come through the ordeal as happy and well-adjusted children. Despite being embroiled in the very public and traumatic feud where the Vinceni girls were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's home in the middle of the night to go back to live with their father in 2012, the girls have established healthy and happy lives in Italy and speak to their mum every night. 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown interviewed the two eldest girls, Emily and Claire, who she described as elegant, gracious, reserved and studious, at their home near Florence and they expressed their\u00a0regret for the way they handled the dramatic exit. 'They are really well, really centred and settled,' she said. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Flashback to 2012:\u00a0These were the heartbreaking scenes of a family being torn apart when four young sisters were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's Sunshine Coast home in the middle of the night and forced onto a plan back to their father in Italy . The four Vincenti sisters, including the two older girls Emil and Claire, had a 'monster' of a father who abused them and their mother,or so the story went after the girls were removed from their home in dramatic circumstances and return to Italy . What had led up to the removal of the four sisters in Australia and their return to Italy was the fact that their mother had taken them from their home in Italy on a 'vacation' and never returned, claiming the girls' father Tomaso was an abuser . Laura Garrett (pictured) has consistently maintained that she was removing her daughters from Italy back to Australia for their own safety . The four Vinceni girls miss Australia and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012 . 'They are really well, really centred and settled. 'They are elegant, gracious, reserved and studious,' 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown told Daily Mail Australia. 'They are very calm.' Tara said the girls were somewhat aware of the hysteria the distressing scenes of their exit caused and 'have a bit of regret about how they handled it ... so public and being so vehement, but they were manipulated'. The girls are living positive and fruitful lives, attending school six days a week, talking about what they will study at university and going out with their Italian boyfriends in Florence. 'They speak with their mother every night and their father believes it is best for them to have both parents in their lives,' Brown said. Despite claims by the girls' mother that they were not happy in Italy, the sisters now seem settled and leading good lives with their father Tomaso. 'They are still children who have seen a very bitter custody fight and ultimately they would like to live with both of their parents.' This scene of one of the Tomaso girls in apparent distress outside her father's villa in Florence after the four sisters were taken back from Australia to Italy . Emily and Claire Vincenti (pictured) are now aged 16 and 17 and are living in Italy with their father . The story was that the girls had been taken from their abusive father back in Italy to hide out in Australia and now they were being sent back to the 'monster' against their will. The scenes of the girl's forced return caused widespread outcry, particularly as the girls' mother portrayed the cruelty of the Dad, and the girls - \u00a0then aged nine to 14 years old - frightened and distraught. That was in 2012 and it seemed unbelievable to many Australians who watched the scenes play out that the girls were legally being returned to their Italian father as approved under Italian law. What had been lost in the drama was the fact that the four sisters had earlier been taken by their mother from Italy without the knowledge or permission of that father, Tomaso Vincenti, and that the girls had been born in Italy and spent the greater part of their young lives there. Now 60 Minutes has returned to the village near Florence where the girls have been living with their Italian Dad and interview the two elder girls, Emily and Claire Vincenti and talked to them about their lives and the dramatic circumstances in which they were apparently wrenched from their mother, Laura Garrett. Emily and Claire talked about their parents and were filmed going out with their Italian boyfriends in Florence . The four Vinceni girls miss Australia and their mother, but appear happy and calm in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australian in late 2012 . The dramatic turn in the lives of the Vincenti girls began in 2010, when they left Italy ostensibly just for \u00a0month's holiday back in Australia, with their mother's family on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Laura Garrett and Tomaso Vincenti had met when she was a schoolgirl and had gone to Italy as an exchange student. Her host family was Tomaso's parents and Laura and Tomaso fell in love. Laura became pregnant and the pair married. Ms Garrett gave birth to four healthy girls, but in 2007 when the youngest was only around \u00a0four years old she split from Tomaso. Under Italian law, both parents were granted equal custody. In 2010, Laura told Tomaso she wanted to take the girls back to Australia for a vacation. Ms Garrett told the Australian embassy in Italian entirely different story, that she was fleeing an abusive husband and father and she needed their assistance. Despite claims by the girls' mother than they were not happy in Italy, the sisters now seem settled and leading good lives with father Tomaso . Once back in Australia, Ms Garrett and her daughters settled down to life in Queensland for two years, until the dramatic scenes which saw them returned to Italy. Now aged twelve to 17, the young women behave in complete contrast to the screaming, hysterical girls captured on camera in 2012. Just a day after being taken to their father's villa on the outskirts of Florence, the two older girls were filmed running to the front gates when they saw media camped outside and pleaded for reporters to help them return to Australia. The eldest girl was taken back inside by her father, while her sister clung to the gate as her grandmother urged her to return inside. She held onto the gate for an hour, during which local police and social workers arrived. The girls had not seen their mother since they left Australia, but after 60 Minutes went to Italy to film the story, Laura Garrett \u00a0has subsequently turned up for a three-day visit. Ms Garrett has previously said in the years since her daughter's return to Italy that the girls were unhappy. 'They don't seem to be settling,' she said in 2013. 'I keep getting constant requests from them to come home.' Tara Brown said the girls loved Australia and missed it, but they were calmly getting on with their lives and planning their immediate futures in Italy. This edition of 60 Minutes screens nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm on Sunday, April 12 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe four sisters at the centre of Australia's largest abduction case have come through the ordeal as happy and well-adjusted children. Despite being embroiled in the very public and traumatic feud where the Vinceni girls were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's home in the middle of the night to go back to live with their father in 2012, the girls have established healthy and happy lives in Italy and speak to their mum every night. 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown interviewed the two eldest girls, Emily and Claire, who she described as elegant, gracious, reserved and studious, at their home near Florence and they expressed their\u00a0regret for the way they handled the dramatic exit. 'They are really well, really centred and settled,' she said. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Flashback to 2012:\u00a0These were the heartbreaking scenes of a family being torn apart when four young sisters were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's Sunshine Coast home in the middle of the night and forced onto a plan back to their father in Italy . The four Vincenti sisters, including the two older girls Emil and Claire, had a 'monster' of a father who abused them and their mother,or so the story went after the girls were removed from their home in dramatic circumstances and return to Italy . What had led up to the removal of the four sisters in Australia and their return to Italy was the fact that their mother had taken them from their home in Italy on a 'vacation' and never returned, claiming the girls' father Tomaso was an abuser . Laura Garrett (pictured) has consistently maintained that she was removing her daughters from Italy back to Australia for their own safety . The four Vinceni girls miss Australia and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012 . 'They are really well, really centred and settled. 'They are elegant, gracious, reserved and studious,' 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown told Daily Mail Australia. 'They are very calm.' Tara said the girls were somewhat aware of the hysteria the distressing scenes of their exit caused and 'have a bit of regret about how they handled it ... so public and being so vehement, but they were manipulated'. The girls are living positive and fruitful lives, attending school six days a week, talking about what they will study at university and going out with their Italian boyfriends in Florence. 'They speak with their mother every night and their father believes it is best for them to have both parents in their lives,' Brown said. Despite claims by the girls' mother that they were not happy in Italy, the sisters now seem settled and leading good lives with their father Tomaso. 'They are still children who have seen a very bitter custody fight and ultimately they would like to live with both of their parents.' This scene of one of the Tomaso girls in apparent distress outside her father's villa in Florence after the four sisters were taken back from Australia to Italy . Emily and Claire Vincenti (pictured) are now aged 16 and 17 and are living in Italy with their father . The story was that the girls had been taken from their abusive father back in Italy to hide out in Australia and now they were being sent back to the 'monster' against their will. The scenes of the girl's forced return caused widespread outcry, particularly as the girls' mother portrayed the cruelty of the Dad, and the girls - \u00a0then aged nine to 14 years old - frightened and distraught. That was in 2012 and it seemed unbelievable to many Australians who watched the scenes play out that the girls were legally being returned to their Italian father as approved under Italian law. What had been lost in the drama was the fact that the four sisters had earlier been taken by their mother from Italy without the knowledge or permission of that father, Tomaso Vincenti, and that the girls had been born in Italy and spent the greater part of their young lives there. Now 60 Minutes has returned to the village near Florence where the girls have been living with their Italian Dad and interview the two elder girls, Emily and Claire Vincenti and talked to them about their lives and the dramatic circumstances in which they were apparently wrenched from their mother, Laura Garrett. Emily and Claire talked about their parents and were filmed going out with their Italian boyfriends in Florence . The four Vinceni girls miss Australia and their mother, but appear happy and calm in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australian in late 2012 . The dramatic turn in the lives of the Vincenti girls began in 2010, when they left Italy ostensibly just for \u00a0month's holiday back in Australia, with their mother's family on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Laura Garrett and Tomaso Vincenti had met when she was a schoolgirl and had gone to Italy as an exchange student. Her host family was Tomaso's parents and Laura and Tomaso fell in love. Laura became pregnant and the pair married. Ms Garrett gave birth to four healthy girls, but in 2007 when the youngest was only around \u00a0four years old she split from Tomaso. Under Italian law, both parents were granted equal custody. In 2010, Laura told Tomaso she wanted to take the girls back to Australia for a vacation. Ms Garrett told the Australian embassy in Italian entirely different story, that she was fleeing an abusive husband and father and she needed their assistance. Despite claims by the girls' mother than they were not happy in Italy, the sisters now seem settled and leading good lives with father Tomaso . Once back in Australia, Ms Garrett and her daughters settled down to life in Queensland for two years, until the dramatic scenes which saw them returned to Italy. Now aged twelve to 17, the young women behave in complete contrast to the screaming, hysterical girls captured on camera in 2012. Just a day after being taken to their father's villa on the outskirts of Florence, the two older girls were filmed running to the front gates when they saw media camped outside and pleaded for reporters to help them return to Australia. The eldest girl was taken back inside by her father, while her sister clung to the gate as her grandmother urged her to return inside. She held onto the gate for an hour, during which local police and social workers arrived. The girls had not seen their mother since they left Australia, but after 60 Minutes went to Italy to film the story, Laura Garrett \u00a0has subsequently turned up for a three-day visit. Ms Garrett has previously said in the years since her daughter's return to Italy that the girls were unhappy. 'They don't seem to be settling,' she said in 2013. 'I keep getting constant requests from them to come home.' Tara Brown said the girls loved Australia and missed it, but they were calmly getting on with their lives and planning their immediate futures in Italy. This edition of 60 Minutes screens nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm on Sunday, April 12 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c611e8a81afe87bfda861b22781dd0aeb6bc03e7", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Four sisters were at the centre of an international custody dispute .\nVinceni girls were sent back to live with their father in Italy in 2012 .\nThey were dragged kicking and screaming from their Sunshine Coast home .\nDistressing scenes were shown on TV causing great hysteria and concern .\n60 Minutes exclusively interviewed the girls at their home near Florence .\nThe two eldest,\u00a0Emily and Claire, speak of their regret of dramatic exit .\nTheir mother has not visited them in Italy but speaks to them everyday .\n60 Minutes will screen nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm Sunday, April 12 ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Those poor fish must have been wondering what the heck was happening to them. The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has reported that a section of a fiberglass boat 20 or 30 feet long was spotted off the state's coast this week and has been towed into harbor. The debris is suspected to be from the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11, 2011. The boat fragment was found this week and towed to Newport, Oregon, where it is moored at a marina. Inside were found -- more than four years and 4,000 miles later, if officials' suspicions are correct -- some specimens of a variety of yellowtail jack fish normally found in Japanese waters. Biologists with the Oregon Coast Aquarium and Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center inspected the debris while it was still at sea and determined that the ecological threat posed by invasive species was small. The remnants of the boat will be dried out, inspected further and taken to a landfill. But for the yellowtail jack fish, the journey is not over. They'll be taken to the Oregon Coast Aquarium.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Those poor fish must have been wondering what the heck was happening to them. The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has reported that a section of a fiberglass boat 20 or 30 feet long was spotted off the state's coast this week and has been towed into harbor. The debris is suspected to be from the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11, 2011. The boat fragment was found this week and towed to Newport, Oregon, where it is moored at a marina. Inside were found -- more than four years and 4,000 miles later, if officials' suspicions are correct -- some specimens of a variety of yellowtail jack fish normally found in Japanese waters. Biologists with the Oregon Coast Aquarium and Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center inspected the debris while it was still at sea and determined that the ecological threat posed by invasive species was small. The remnants of the boat will be dried out, inspected further and taken to a landfill. But for the yellowtail jack fish, the journey is not over. They'll be taken to the Oregon Coast Aquarium."}], "metadata": {"id": "b7c282a0373913300e4cb1d5bb529c068b550618", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Debris from boat to be dried, inspected and taken to landfill .\nThe debris contained fish normally found in Japanese waters .\nThe earthquake and tsunami hit Japan in March 2011 ."}}
{"prompt": "Police in Delaware charged a woman with fatally stabbing her husband in their home after an argument about him cheating on her with own her sister and their nanny's daughter. New Castle County police charged\u00a0Temitope Adebamiro with first-degree murder on Friday after being called to her home in Bear early on Thursday morning because of an 'unknown problem'. When they arrived at the home around 12:40am, they found\u00a037-year-old Adeyinka Adebamiro unconscious in a bedroom with a stab wound to his upper body and his wife in bloody clothes. Scroll down for video . Temitope Adebamiro, 35, was charged with murder on Friday after her husband's death was ruled a homicde . Police were called to a home in Bear, Delaware, early on Thursday and found\u00a0Adeyinka Adebamiro stabbed . Paramedics pronounced him dead about an hour later and the Delaware Division of Forensic Science ruled Adeyinka\u2019s death a homicide, according to the News Journal. The husband,\u00a0Adebamiro, their two children and a nanny had been living at the home for two years. Adebamiro, 35, and the victim had been married for more than ten years, although she told police he had physically abused her while she was pregnant, cheated on her with several women and sent her to Nigeria on multiple occasions. She said he last sent her to Nigeria over Christmas so he could spend it with the nanny's daughter. Detectives determined there was a verbal argument that led to a physical altercation. The argument allegedly began after the victim found photos on\u00a0Adebamiro's cellphone that she had taken of pictures he had stored on his mobile phone. The stored pictures were of\u00a0Adebamiro's sister and the nanny's daughter. At some point after the argument, a single stab wound severed the victim's carotid artery and jugular vein. Adebamiro's story about what happened changed several times and she suggested that her husband killed himself as well as mentioned a power outage that never happened. She did not ever admit to the killing, but investigators felt there was enough evidence to charge her. In addition to murder, Adebamiro was charged with possession of a weapon during the commission of a felony. She was arraigned and committed to the Delores J Baylor Women\u2019s Correctional Institution where she is being held without bail.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPolice in Delaware charged a woman with fatally stabbing her husband in their home after an argument about him cheating on her with own her sister and their nanny's daughter. New Castle County police charged\u00a0Temitope Adebamiro with first-degree murder on Friday after being called to her home in Bear early on Thursday morning because of an 'unknown problem'. When they arrived at the home around 12:40am, they found\u00a037-year-old Adeyinka Adebamiro unconscious in a bedroom with a stab wound to his upper body and his wife in bloody clothes. Scroll down for video . Temitope Adebamiro, 35, was charged with murder on Friday after her husband's death was ruled a homicde . Police were called to a home in Bear, Delaware, early on Thursday and found\u00a0Adeyinka Adebamiro stabbed . Paramedics pronounced him dead about an hour later and the Delaware Division of Forensic Science ruled Adeyinka\u2019s death a homicide, according to the News Journal. The husband,\u00a0Adebamiro, their two children and a nanny had been living at the home for two years. Adebamiro, 35, and the victim had been married for more than ten years, although she told police he had physically abused her while she was pregnant, cheated on her with several women and sent her to Nigeria on multiple occasions. She said he last sent her to Nigeria over Christmas so he could spend it with the nanny's daughter. Detectives determined there was a verbal argument that led to a physical altercation. The argument allegedly began after the victim found photos on\u00a0Adebamiro's cellphone that she had taken of pictures he had stored on his mobile phone. The stored pictures were of\u00a0Adebamiro's sister and the nanny's daughter. At some point after the argument, a single stab wound severed the victim's carotid artery and jugular vein. Adebamiro's story about what happened changed several times and she suggested that her husband killed himself as well as mentioned a power outage that never happened. She did not ever admit to the killing, but investigators felt there was enough evidence to charge her. In addition to murder, Adebamiro was charged with possession of a weapon during the commission of a felony. She was arraigned and committed to the Delores J Baylor Women\u2019s Correctional Institution where she is being held without bail."}], "metadata": {"id": "caccfbd1fdc6eec6bd06c5555061235b33623dc5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Temitope Adebamiro arrested Friday and charged with first-degree murder .\nPolice called to home in Bear, Delaware, on Thursday and found husband .\nAdeyinka Adebamiro stabbed in upper body and wife wore bloody clothes .\nInitially claimed death was a suicide but her  story changed several times .\nSuspect told police husband abused her even while she was pregnant .\nNow held without bail at Delores J Baylor Women's Correctional Institution ."}}
{"prompt": "Everton manager Roberto Martinez insists he is not worried that Romelu Lukaku\u2019s new agent will destabilise the player \u2014 even though incendiary comments last week look like they were made with that intention. Lukaku was absent injured as Phil Jagielka\u2019s goal settled this match to give Everton a third straight victory. But the win came in the wake of Lukaku\u2019s new agent Mino Raiola saying Lukaku would never have signed for Everton had he been his representative earlier. \u2018Later on, he\u2019ll play for one of world\u2019s best teams: PSG, Manchester City, Manchester United or Bayern Munich,\u2019 Raiola said, sparking uncertainty over the future of the 21-year-old Belgian, who became Everton\u2019s record signing when moving from Chelsea for \u00a328million last summer. Romelu Lukaku (left) has had some big claims made about him by his new agent Mino Raiola (right) Roberto Martinez has dismissed claims suggesting his star striker could leave Goodison Park . Southampton have scored just five goals in nine games since the start of February (0.55 per game). This is less than a third the rate before that (1.68 per game). \u2018In the modern game you don\u2019t get the values of 25 years ago,\u2019 said Martinez, implying a decline in standards of behaviour by agents. \u2018But when you have a player on a long-term contract there is nothing to discuss. That is straightforward and clear.\u2019 Lukaku signed a five-year contract at Goodison so will have four years remaining after this summer. \u2018My focus is that Rom keeps on developing,\u2019 Martinez said. \u2018Without a doubt we have been the best club for him because he has had his two best seasons that he has had as a professional and we love Romelu. Agent Raiola said he would have never sanctioned Lukaku\u2019s \u00a328million move to Goodison Park . Raiola hinted that Everton are just a stepping stone for Lukaku on his route to the very top . \u2018It has been a joy to see him developing, there is going to be a lot of talk when you score goals as a striker, you are going to get the attraction of other teams \u2026 If an agent is going to make those comments, then it is normal that you are going to ask about it. An agent can say whatever they want and it is down to everyone else to see what is behind it.\u2019 Martinez\u2019s counterpart, Ronald Koeman, admitted Saints\u2019s chances of Champions League football next season were all but extinguished by this defeat. \u2018It\u2019s not realistic [now] to finish in the top four,\u2019 he said.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEverton manager Roberto Martinez insists he is not worried that Romelu Lukaku\u2019s new agent will destabilise the player \u2014 even though incendiary comments last week look like they were made with that intention. Lukaku was absent injured as Phil Jagielka\u2019s goal settled this match to give Everton a third straight victory. But the win came in the wake of Lukaku\u2019s new agent Mino Raiola saying Lukaku would never have signed for Everton had he been his representative earlier. \u2018Later on, he\u2019ll play for one of world\u2019s best teams: PSG, Manchester City, Manchester United or Bayern Munich,\u2019 Raiola said, sparking uncertainty over the future of the 21-year-old Belgian, who became Everton\u2019s record signing when moving from Chelsea for \u00a328million last summer. Romelu Lukaku (left) has had some big claims made about him by his new agent Mino Raiola (right) Roberto Martinez has dismissed claims suggesting his star striker could leave Goodison Park . Southampton have scored just five goals in nine games since the start of February (0.55 per game). This is less than a third the rate before that (1.68 per game). \u2018In the modern game you don\u2019t get the values of 25 years ago,\u2019 said Martinez, implying a decline in standards of behaviour by agents. \u2018But when you have a player on a long-term contract there is nothing to discuss. That is straightforward and clear.\u2019 Lukaku signed a five-year contract at Goodison so will have four years remaining after this summer. \u2018My focus is that Rom keeps on developing,\u2019 Martinez said. \u2018Without a doubt we have been the best club for him because he has had his two best seasons that he has had as a professional and we love Romelu. Agent Raiola said he would have never sanctioned Lukaku\u2019s \u00a328million move to Goodison Park . Raiola hinted that Everton are just a stepping stone for Lukaku on his route to the very top . \u2018It has been a joy to see him developing, there is going to be a lot of talk when you score goals as a striker, you are going to get the attraction of other teams \u2026 If an agent is going to make those comments, then it is normal that you are going to ask about it. An agent can say whatever they want and it is down to everyone else to see what is behind it.\u2019 Martinez\u2019s counterpart, Ronald Koeman, admitted Saints\u2019s chances of Champions League football next season were all but extinguished by this defeat. \u2018It\u2019s not realistic [now] to finish in the top four,\u2019 he said.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "36d0dfb24f45f70949efd9ae1013d07c83709247", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Romelu Lukaku's agent Mino Raiola said his client would leave for big club .\nHowever Roberto Martinez is not concerned by Raiola's recent claims .\nLukaku missed Everton's 1-0 win over Southampton due to injury ."}}
{"prompt": "As one might imagine, Rafa Benitez's arrival at Stamford Bridge as interim manager in 2012 came as quite a slap in the face to Chelsea fans still hurting from Roberti Di Matteo's untimely departure just months after winning the Champions League. This was a man who had beaten the Blues in two Champions League semi-finals with drab defensive tactics - meaning that a sub-standard Liverpool side reached two finals, while Jose Mourinho's team of world class individuals missed out. As expected, we didn't warm to Rafa when he walked out for his first game at the Bridge. He had made a number of derogatory comments about the club during his Liverpool days and was rightly given a frosty reception. Rafa Benitez is set to leave Napoli this summer and will have a host of clubs after his services . Benitez was made Chelsea interim manager in 2012 but it's fair to say the fans never warmed to him . Cody Taylor is a fan writer on 90min.com . He did little to bring the support on-side in his the first few weeks either. Chelsea drew Benitez's first two games 0-0, before a 3-1 defeat against West Ham in a London derby - embarrassing. The only thing is, in the end he managed to get the job done and it would be the same for another club today. Rafa never liked being called the 'interim' manager, in fact he made a point of letting people know the title irked him, but he was brought in on a mission to keep the club on course until the end of the season. It wasn't pretty, but that was exactly what he did. Rafa also managed to get a better return from Fernando Torres - a player that was pretty much useless at Chelsea before and after. The season even ended with another European trophy. People often forget that in 2011/12 Chelsea finished 6th in the Premier League - the lowest in 10 years - a fact conveniently masked by two cup wins. In 2012/13 Rafa ensured Chelsea finished 3rd and got an automatic pass back into the Champions League group stage when there was big pressure from Arsenal and Tottenham. As Chelsea fans, we certainly didn't like him, but looking back we hate to think what might have happened without him. Benitez got the best out of his squad for the rest of the season and he got the best out of Fernando Torres . Chelsea won the Europa League in 2013 under Rafa Benitez after beating Benfica in Amsterdam . One Chelsea fan thanks Benitez for his efforts on the last day of the season in 2013 at Stamford Bridge . The rumours are that he could now be on for a return to the Premier League - he knows English football inside out and would actually be perfect for several clubs. Manchester City is one possible destination - he'd probably do a similar interim job there while they wait for Pep Guardiola - and Newcastle is another. The reality is that while Rafa possibly wouldn't be a popular choice at either, he would give both clubs exactly what they need. City require an experienced and pragmatic stop-gap that knows how to keep things ticking over until they can land their superstar. Newcastle need someone who can get the best out of a talented group of players that are significantly underachieving at this moment in time. In that respect Rafa certainly made sure Liverpool punched above their weight. People don't like to admit it, but he's a good manager and probably deserves his chance in the Premier League again.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAs one might imagine, Rafa Benitez's arrival at Stamford Bridge as interim manager in 2012 came as quite a slap in the face to Chelsea fans still hurting from Roberti Di Matteo's untimely departure just months after winning the Champions League. This was a man who had beaten the Blues in two Champions League semi-finals with drab defensive tactics - meaning that a sub-standard Liverpool side reached two finals, while Jose Mourinho's team of world class individuals missed out. As expected, we didn't warm to Rafa when he walked out for his first game at the Bridge. He had made a number of derogatory comments about the club during his Liverpool days and was rightly given a frosty reception. Rafa Benitez is set to leave Napoli this summer and will have a host of clubs after his services . Benitez was made Chelsea interim manager in 2012 but it's fair to say the fans never warmed to him . Cody Taylor is a fan writer on 90min.com . He did little to bring the support on-side in his the first few weeks either. Chelsea drew Benitez's first two games 0-0, before a 3-1 defeat against West Ham in a London derby - embarrassing. The only thing is, in the end he managed to get the job done and it would be the same for another club today. Rafa never liked being called the 'interim' manager, in fact he made a point of letting people know the title irked him, but he was brought in on a mission to keep the club on course until the end of the season. It wasn't pretty, but that was exactly what he did. Rafa also managed to get a better return from Fernando Torres - a player that was pretty much useless at Chelsea before and after. The season even ended with another European trophy. People often forget that in 2011/12 Chelsea finished 6th in the Premier League - the lowest in 10 years - a fact conveniently masked by two cup wins. In 2012/13 Rafa ensured Chelsea finished 3rd and got an automatic pass back into the Champions League group stage when there was big pressure from Arsenal and Tottenham. As Chelsea fans, we certainly didn't like him, but looking back we hate to think what might have happened without him. Benitez got the best out of his squad for the rest of the season and he got the best out of Fernando Torres . Chelsea won the Europa League in 2013 under Rafa Benitez after beating Benfica in Amsterdam . One Chelsea fan thanks Benitez for his efforts on the last day of the season in 2013 at Stamford Bridge . The rumours are that he could now be on for a return to the Premier League - he knows English football inside out and would actually be perfect for several clubs. Manchester City is one possible destination - he'd probably do a similar interim job there while they wait for Pep Guardiola - and Newcastle is another. The reality is that while Rafa possibly wouldn't be a popular choice at either, he would give both clubs exactly what they need. City require an experienced and pragmatic stop-gap that knows how to keep things ticking over until they can land their superstar. Newcastle need someone who can get the best out of a talented group of players that are significantly underachieving at this moment in time. In that respect Rafa certainly made sure Liverpool punched above their weight. People don't like to admit it, but he's a good manager and probably deserves his chance in the Premier League again."}], "metadata": {"id": "5dfee8ab2049f310ee94fd1f25db0444a20435a5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Rafa Benitez's contract at Napoli expires this summer and he is set to leave .\nManchester City, West Ham and Newcastle could be looking for a new boss .\nBenitez was a success at Liverpool, but struggled to win over Chelsea fans .\nBut he still won the Europa League with the Blues and they are thankful .\nHe would bring success to almost any Premier League team next season ."}}
{"prompt": "Britain's aid budget may have to soar by hundreds of millions of pounds a year because of new EU rules, it has emerged. Despite the fact that the UK has now met the controversial target to spend 0.7 per cent of national income on overseas aid, changes to Brussels accounting rules could bump up the bill even more. Official figures released this week reveal that Britain met the target last year, spending \u00a311.7billion on foreign aid projects. The UK is now the second largest aid donor in the world. Spending on foreign aid is set to increase by an extra \u00a31billion over the next two years because of new EU rules . But new EU accounting rules \u2013 to which Britain has signed up \u2013 are being brought in which change the way national income is measured. The new total includes estimates of parts of the black economy such as prostitution and drug running. It means that Gross National Income will rise \u2013 pushing up the amount that will need to be spent on aid to meet the 0.7 per cent target. One aid expert said it could mean an increase of \u00a3500million in the aid budget in 2016 and 2017. The news that Britain\u2019s overseas contributions will swell even further was unpopular with Tory backbenchers, many of whom believe it was wrong to spend so much when the defence budget faces cuts. Sir Gerald Howarth, a former Tory defence minister, said: \u2018What is the point of this arbitrary figure of spending 0.7 per cent of GDP? \u2018The idea that if we spend this amount all the world\u2019s problems will end is absurd, or that by providing that magic figure we suddenly become paragons of virtue. \u2018If a change in the formula means the British taxpayer has to contribute yet more in overseas aid ... a lot of people will start questioning the largesse of this country. There are many military figures who just don\u2019t see the logic of putting money into aid instead of defence.\u2019 The new accounting rules are being phased in and the Department for International Development said they would only apply from 2016. Britain met the 0.7 per cent aid target thanks to a frantic effort that meant increasing the budget by 30 per cent in one year. A highly critical Commons report found that ministers had splurged large amounts in the final months \u2013 with few checks \u2013 just so they could say they had met the target. And last November an independent report slammed DfID for a failure to tackle corruption in developing countries. Late last year, the change to EU accountancy rules landed Britain with a huge \u00a31.7billion increase in contributions to Brussels. Nigel Farage (left) has called for the foreign aid budget to be cut by up to \u00a310billion . Millions of pounds of British aid money could be sent to war-torn Eritrea \u2013 despite warnings it will be misused by the brutal regime. Diplomatic sources say the European Commission is drawing up plans for a potential \u00a3240million aid package to help stem the tide of asylum seekers heading for the EU. The move would mean a six-fold increase in the level of EU aid to the African state, with Britain\u2019s share amounting to around \u00a331million. Campaigners say Eritrea has one of the worst human rights records in the world, with thousands of political activists locked up and tortured and citizens forced to do military service into their seventies. The move will also raise concerns about the lack of accountability attached to the \u00a31.1billion Britain hands to the EU to disperse each year. More than 20 campaign groups and academics have signed an open letter calling for a halt to the aid package until Eritrea agrees to comply with a UN inquiry. They say the EU may be acting illegally by handing money to the country, which has been ruled by dictator Isaias Afewerki since 1993.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBritain's aid budget may have to soar by hundreds of millions of pounds a year because of new EU rules, it has emerged. Despite the fact that the UK has now met the controversial target to spend 0.7 per cent of national income on overseas aid, changes to Brussels accounting rules could bump up the bill even more. Official figures released this week reveal that Britain met the target last year, spending \u00a311.7billion on foreign aid projects. The UK is now the second largest aid donor in the world. Spending on foreign aid is set to increase by an extra \u00a31billion over the next two years because of new EU rules . But new EU accounting rules \u2013 to which Britain has signed up \u2013 are being brought in which change the way national income is measured. The new total includes estimates of parts of the black economy such as prostitution and drug running. It means that Gross National Income will rise \u2013 pushing up the amount that will need to be spent on aid to meet the 0.7 per cent target. One aid expert said it could mean an increase of \u00a3500million in the aid budget in 2016 and 2017. The news that Britain\u2019s overseas contributions will swell even further was unpopular with Tory backbenchers, many of whom believe it was wrong to spend so much when the defence budget faces cuts. Sir Gerald Howarth, a former Tory defence minister, said: \u2018What is the point of this arbitrary figure of spending 0.7 per cent of GDP? \u2018The idea that if we spend this amount all the world\u2019s problems will end is absurd, or that by providing that magic figure we suddenly become paragons of virtue. \u2018If a change in the formula means the British taxpayer has to contribute yet more in overseas aid ... a lot of people will start questioning the largesse of this country. There are many military figures who just don\u2019t see the logic of putting money into aid instead of defence.\u2019 The new accounting rules are being phased in and the Department for International Development said they would only apply from 2016. Britain met the 0.7 per cent aid target thanks to a frantic effort that meant increasing the budget by 30 per cent in one year. A highly critical Commons report found that ministers had splurged large amounts in the final months \u2013 with few checks \u2013 just so they could say they had met the target. And last November an independent report slammed DfID for a failure to tackle corruption in developing countries. Late last year, the change to EU accountancy rules landed Britain with a huge \u00a31.7billion increase in contributions to Brussels. Nigel Farage (left) has called for the foreign aid budget to be cut by up to \u00a310billion . Millions of pounds of British aid money could be sent to war-torn Eritrea \u2013 despite warnings it will be misused by the brutal regime. Diplomatic sources say the European Commission is drawing up plans for a potential \u00a3240million aid package to help stem the tide of asylum seekers heading for the EU. The move would mean a six-fold increase in the level of EU aid to the African state, with Britain\u2019s share amounting to around \u00a331million. Campaigners say Eritrea has one of the worst human rights records in the world, with thousands of political activists locked up and tortured and citizens forced to do military service into their seventies. The move will also raise concerns about the lack of accountability attached to the \u00a31.1billion Britain hands to the EU to disperse each year. More than 20 campaign groups and academics have signed an open letter calling for a halt to the aid package until Eritrea agrees to comply with a UN inquiry. They say the EU may be acting illegally by handing money to the country, which has been ruled by dictator Isaias Afewerki since 1993."}], "metadata": {"id": "14bc2de0dfbea617c7f761b46148ea4b6cf88a00", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "UK spent \u00a311.7billion on overseas aid last year but that is set to increase .\nNew accounting rules could see budget increase by \u00a31bn over two years .\nChanges will bring Britain in line with other EU nations who donate less .\nUkip leader Nigel Farage last night called for a \u00a310billion cut in foreign aid ."}}
{"prompt": "Stoke boss Mark Hughes has dismissed the latest reports linking Asmir Begovic with a move away from the Britannia Stadium. There has been fresh talk this week of Real Madrid being interested in the goalkeeper, with it even being suggested in Spain that talks had opened between the club, Begovic's representatives and his current employers. But, at his press conference to preview Saturday's Barclays Premier League home clash with Southampton, Hughes said: 'There will be a lot of stories bandied about, but I would take that one with a pinch of salt to be perfectly honest. I don't think that is true.' Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic has been linked with a summer move to Spanish giants Real Madrid . The Bosnia international has been one of the Premier League's most consistent keepers . Potters boss Mark Hughes has played down reports of Begovic leaving the Brittania Stadium . Begovic is out of contract in 2016 and Hughes has repeatedly emphasised his optimism the 27-year-old Bosnia international will sign a new deal with Stoke this summer. 'We are scheduled to have talks with Asmir's people in the next few weeks I think,' the manager said on Friday. 'I think both parties have stated that probably at the end of the season those talks will come to a conclusion, and we are very hopeful Asmir will stay here. 'There will be speculation around better players at football clubs, and we are no different. He has attracted attention because he is an outstanding goalkeeper.' In terms of other potential items of summer business, Hughes is also hopeful Stoke will wrap up the signing of teenage winger Moha El Ouriachi from Barcelona. It was reported earlier this week that the 19-year-old Moroccan-born player was bound for the Potters this summer after deciding joining them was a better option than accepting the new contract offer made to him by Barca. And Hughes said on Friday: 'There is a hope that we will be able to conclude that deal.' Barcelona B winger\u00a0Moha El Ouriachi is set to sign for Stoke City, according to the player's agent . Stoke have already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from Barcelona in the last two years . The Welshman, who is a former Barcelona striker and who has previously signed forward Bojan Krkic and defender Marc Muniesa for Stoke from the Catalan outfit, added: 'We are trying to improve the quality of the Under-21 group and he (El Ouriachi) is a good young player. 'He is one we think we can bring to the club, so we will try to pursue that one and it looks very hopeful. 'He is predominantly left-footed, has good ability one on one and has good pace. He ticks a lot of the boxes in terms of what we are looking for in young players. 'If we can get it concluded, once he is here then we hope to develop him and push him towards the first team if we can. 'He is not one that is going to go straight into my team, but it is with a view that in the future it will happen.' Stoke will be without Muniesa and winger Victor Moses for Saturday's contest. Stoke will be without winger Victor Moses after the Chelsea loanee picked up a hamstring injury . Muniesa misses out due to a slight hamstring strain, while on-loan Moses has returned to parent club Chelsea because of a hamstring problem of his own that is expected to keep him sidelined for the rest of the season. Defenders Marc Wilson and Erik Pieters are both nursing knocks to the wrist but Hughes feels the pair should be available for the visit of the Saints. Meanwhile, Potters forward Peter Odemwingie returned to full training on Thursday as his recovery from the knee injury that has kept him sidelined since August goes on, with a return to first-team action before the end of the campaign his target. As a club, 10th-placed Stoke are continuing to work towards the goal of bettering their record Premier League haul of 50 points achieved last season when Hughes guided them to their best finish in the division of ninth. Nigerian forward Peter Odenwingie has returned to training after a lengthy spell on the sidelines . They currently have 43 points and the game against sixth-placed Southampton is the first of six more games they have left to play this term. Hughes' men have not won in their last four matches but picked up their first point in that sequence last time out with a 1-1 draw at West Ham, and he is adamant the campaign is not petering out. 'We have our own things we want to chase and achieve this year,' Hughes said. 'They are still very much there for us, so the challenge is to keep our focus. 'I was really pleased with the performance at West Ham. If we were a team looking ahead to the summer break, we wouldn't have been able to score as late as we did (stoppage time).'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nStoke boss Mark Hughes has dismissed the latest reports linking Asmir Begovic with a move away from the Britannia Stadium. There has been fresh talk this week of Real Madrid being interested in the goalkeeper, with it even being suggested in Spain that talks had opened between the club, Begovic's representatives and his current employers. But, at his press conference to preview Saturday's Barclays Premier League home clash with Southampton, Hughes said: 'There will be a lot of stories bandied about, but I would take that one with a pinch of salt to be perfectly honest. I don't think that is true.' Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic has been linked with a summer move to Spanish giants Real Madrid . The Bosnia international has been one of the Premier League's most consistent keepers . Potters boss Mark Hughes has played down reports of Begovic leaving the Brittania Stadium . Begovic is out of contract in 2016 and Hughes has repeatedly emphasised his optimism the 27-year-old Bosnia international will sign a new deal with Stoke this summer. 'We are scheduled to have talks with Asmir's people in the next few weeks I think,' the manager said on Friday. 'I think both parties have stated that probably at the end of the season those talks will come to a conclusion, and we are very hopeful Asmir will stay here. 'There will be speculation around better players at football clubs, and we are no different. He has attracted attention because he is an outstanding goalkeeper.' In terms of other potential items of summer business, Hughes is also hopeful Stoke will wrap up the signing of teenage winger Moha El Ouriachi from Barcelona. It was reported earlier this week that the 19-year-old Moroccan-born player was bound for the Potters this summer after deciding joining them was a better option than accepting the new contract offer made to him by Barca. And Hughes said on Friday: 'There is a hope that we will be able to conclude that deal.' Barcelona B winger\u00a0Moha El Ouriachi is set to sign for Stoke City, according to the player's agent . Stoke have already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from Barcelona in the last two years . The Welshman, who is a former Barcelona striker and who has previously signed forward Bojan Krkic and defender Marc Muniesa for Stoke from the Catalan outfit, added: 'We are trying to improve the quality of the Under-21 group and he (El Ouriachi) is a good young player. 'He is one we think we can bring to the club, so we will try to pursue that one and it looks very hopeful. 'He is predominantly left-footed, has good ability one on one and has good pace. He ticks a lot of the boxes in terms of what we are looking for in young players. 'If we can get it concluded, once he is here then we hope to develop him and push him towards the first team if we can. 'He is not one that is going to go straight into my team, but it is with a view that in the future it will happen.' Stoke will be without Muniesa and winger Victor Moses for Saturday's contest. Stoke will be without winger Victor Moses after the Chelsea loanee picked up a hamstring injury . Muniesa misses out due to a slight hamstring strain, while on-loan Moses has returned to parent club Chelsea because of a hamstring problem of his own that is expected to keep him sidelined for the rest of the season. Defenders Marc Wilson and Erik Pieters are both nursing knocks to the wrist but Hughes feels the pair should be available for the visit of the Saints. Meanwhile, Potters forward Peter Odemwingie returned to full training on Thursday as his recovery from the knee injury that has kept him sidelined since August goes on, with a return to first-team action before the end of the campaign his target. As a club, 10th-placed Stoke are continuing to work towards the goal of bettering their record Premier League haul of 50 points achieved last season when Hughes guided them to their best finish in the division of ninth. Nigerian forward Peter Odenwingie has returned to training after a lengthy spell on the sidelines . They currently have 43 points and the game against sixth-placed Southampton is the first of six more games they have left to play this term. Hughes' men have not won in their last four matches but picked up their first point in that sequence last time out with a 1-1 draw at West Ham, and he is adamant the campaign is not petering out. 'We have our own things we want to chase and achieve this year,' Hughes said. 'They are still very much there for us, so the challenge is to keep our focus. 'I was really pleased with the performance at West Ham. If we were a team looking ahead to the summer break, we wouldn't have been able to score as late as we did (stoppage time).'"}], "metadata": {"id": "3cc1c54c0b4e95634f7036e0e05ad8c35090eb82", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Mark Hughes has played down reports linking keeper with Real Madrid .\nPotters No 1 Asmir Begovic is out of contract at Stoke at the end of 2016 .\nPremier League club are hoping to sign Moha El Ouriachi from Barcelona ."}}
{"prompt": "Ask any Peruvian where the best place to party is and you'll always get the same reply: 'Puno!' The city's colourful fiestas, combining Spanish and Inca traditions, often last for days. During the fortnight-long Candlemas celebrations, dancers parade through the streets. Men dress as multi-coloured dragons or monsters, while local women, known as cholitas, wear skirts puffed up with petticoats and small bowler hats. Reeds all about it: Hand-crafted boats on the gentle surface of Lake Titicaca . Arriving in Puno, you wonder at first where on earth the inhabitants get their energy. This city of 100,000 souls on the shores of Lake Titicaca could leave you breathless for all the wrong reasons. Situated on a vast plateau in the Andes, at an altitude north of 13,000 ft, it is higher than any Alpine ski resort, and you need to go gently the first few days you're here. Hotels stock oxygen to revive tourists from soroche\u00a0- altitude sickness - an affliction that causes shortness of breath, headaches and worse. But once acclimatised, you're in for a treat. Though its architecture is underwhelming (with the exception of a splendid central square), what entrances every visitor to Puno is Lake Titicaca. One of the world's largest lakes, and its highest navigable one, it stretches 110 miles by 38 miles across Peru and Bolivia. It is vast, remote, unworldly. The high peaks of the Andes frame it in the distance, some glistening with snow. There are more familiar sights, too. At the town's busy port, you'll see a gunboat called the Yavari, which has a distinctively British look. It was built in London in 1862, then transported, piece by piece, across the Andes to Puno, where it ferried people around for 70 years until the roads made it obsolete and it was left to rot. It was saved from the scrapheap by an English woman, Meriel Larken, who restored and turned it into a B&B. Local life: The ingenious floating Uros Islands in the middle of Lake Titicaca are made from totora reeds . The accommodation onboard is suitably nautical - you sleep in bunk beds. If you're not spending the night, for a small donation you can just tour the ship. The port is the gateway to Puno's fascinating islands. A standard, full-day tour will first take you to the Uros Islands, originally built by the Uru people as a way to escape rival tribes. These man-made floating structures are hewn from mats of totora reeds, which grow abundantly in the shallows of the lake. Secured to the bottom of the lake by ropes, as the layers at the bottom rot, new ones are added to the top to keep it dry and afloat. Stepping on them feels decidedly squidgy, as if you're treading on a giant waterbed. Uru women greet you dressed in wide-brimmed hats and brightly-coloured skirts. Islanders make the most of their income from tourists, so will invite you into their cosy, pointy-roofed huts, which smell of hay. The only hint of the 21st century? A television in the corner. After the Uros, the next port of call is an island in the conventional sense. Taquile, with its craggy, terraced hillsides dotted with sheep, is reminiscent of the Aegean Islands. It's around the same size as Sark in the Channel Islands and home to 1,700 people. A glimpse of traditional Peru: You can meet Uru islanders, and go inside their homes, on the lake . Like Sark, cars are banned here, but the island's elders also forbid beasts of burden, such as donkeys and horses, which leaves the locals to lug everything around on their backs. The other thing you'll notice is that the men all wear distinctive woollen hats, reminiscent of Victorian nightcaps. These denote their marital status - the tip of a bachelor's hat is white to signify it is unfinished. Knitting here is the preserve of men, who pass the tradition down from father to son. On marrying, a man may wear a totally red hat, to show that he, like his hat, is now complete. Early evening in Puno and the streets are abuzz. Head to the pedestrianised Calle Lima and a restaurant called La Casona. Here, you'll eat some of the city's best ceviche, the national dish of raw fish 'cooked' by being marinated in lime juice, a trend that has caught on in the UK. Being so close to the bountiful Lake Titicaca, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants. Another excuse, as if you needed one, to visit this wonderful place. KLM (www.klm.com) flies to Lima, Peru, from \u00a3541 including taxes. Journey Latin America\u00a0(020 8600 1881, www.journeylatinamerica.co.uk) has a 12-day Value Peru: Sacred Valley Of The Incas to Lake Titicaca itinerary, visiting Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Puno and Lake Titicaca. The trip costs from \u00a32,290 per person based on two people sharing, all flights, transfers, B&B accommodation, most meals and excursions and a visit to the Lake Titicaca islands.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAsk any Peruvian where the best place to party is and you'll always get the same reply: 'Puno!' The city's colourful fiestas, combining Spanish and Inca traditions, often last for days. During the fortnight-long Candlemas celebrations, dancers parade through the streets. Men dress as multi-coloured dragons or monsters, while local women, known as cholitas, wear skirts puffed up with petticoats and small bowler hats. Reeds all about it: Hand-crafted boats on the gentle surface of Lake Titicaca . Arriving in Puno, you wonder at first where on earth the inhabitants get their energy. This city of 100,000 souls on the shores of Lake Titicaca could leave you breathless for all the wrong reasons. Situated on a vast plateau in the Andes, at an altitude north of 13,000 ft, it is higher than any Alpine ski resort, and you need to go gently the first few days you're here. Hotels stock oxygen to revive tourists from soroche\u00a0- altitude sickness - an affliction that causes shortness of breath, headaches and worse. But once acclimatised, you're in for a treat. Though its architecture is underwhelming (with the exception of a splendid central square), what entrances every visitor to Puno is Lake Titicaca. One of the world's largest lakes, and its highest navigable one, it stretches 110 miles by 38 miles across Peru and Bolivia. It is vast, remote, unworldly. The high peaks of the Andes frame it in the distance, some glistening with snow. There are more familiar sights, too. At the town's busy port, you'll see a gunboat called the Yavari, which has a distinctively British look. It was built in London in 1862, then transported, piece by piece, across the Andes to Puno, where it ferried people around for 70 years until the roads made it obsolete and it was left to rot. It was saved from the scrapheap by an English woman, Meriel Larken, who restored and turned it into a B&B. Local life: The ingenious floating Uros Islands in the middle of Lake Titicaca are made from totora reeds . The accommodation onboard is suitably nautical - you sleep in bunk beds. If you're not spending the night, for a small donation you can just tour the ship. The port is the gateway to Puno's fascinating islands. A standard, full-day tour will first take you to the Uros Islands, originally built by the Uru people as a way to escape rival tribes. These man-made floating structures are hewn from mats of totora reeds, which grow abundantly in the shallows of the lake. Secured to the bottom of the lake by ropes, as the layers at the bottom rot, new ones are added to the top to keep it dry and afloat. Stepping on them feels decidedly squidgy, as if you're treading on a giant waterbed. Uru women greet you dressed in wide-brimmed hats and brightly-coloured skirts. Islanders make the most of their income from tourists, so will invite you into their cosy, pointy-roofed huts, which smell of hay. The only hint of the 21st century? A television in the corner. After the Uros, the next port of call is an island in the conventional sense. Taquile, with its craggy, terraced hillsides dotted with sheep, is reminiscent of the Aegean Islands. It's around the same size as Sark in the Channel Islands and home to 1,700 people. A glimpse of traditional Peru: You can meet Uru islanders, and go inside their homes, on the lake . Like Sark, cars are banned here, but the island's elders also forbid beasts of burden, such as donkeys and horses, which leaves the locals to lug everything around on their backs. The other thing you'll notice is that the men all wear distinctive woollen hats, reminiscent of Victorian nightcaps. These denote their marital status - the tip of a bachelor's hat is white to signify it is unfinished. Knitting here is the preserve of men, who pass the tradition down from father to son. On marrying, a man may wear a totally red hat, to show that he, like his hat, is now complete. Early evening in Puno and the streets are abuzz. Head to the pedestrianised Calle Lima and a restaurant called La Casona. Here, you'll eat some of the city's best ceviche, the national dish of raw fish 'cooked' by being marinated in lime juice, a trend that has caught on in the UK. Being so close to the bountiful Lake Titicaca, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants. Another excuse, as if you needed one, to visit this wonderful place. KLM (www.klm.com) flies to Lima, Peru, from \u00a3541 including taxes. Journey Latin America\u00a0(020 8600 1881, www.journeylatinamerica.co.uk) has a 12-day Value Peru: Sacred Valley Of The Incas to Lake Titicaca itinerary, visiting Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Puno and Lake Titicaca. The trip costs from \u00a32,290 per person based on two people sharing, all flights, transfers, B&B accommodation, most meals and excursions and a visit to the Lake Titicaca islands."}], "metadata": {"id": "10bc54766c8de1b00769417a425345b2a46c1141", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Puno is not the most famous place in Peru - but it is one of the most fun .\nIt sits on the west bank of the famous (and spectacular) Lake Titicaca .\nVisitors can sail on the lake to visit the fabled artificial Uros Islands ."}}
{"prompt": "Koby Hodder, suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed in the school playground when he was 10 . A 10-year-old boy nearly died after suffering a cardiac arrest in the school playground. Koby Hodder's heart stopped for a staggering 12 minutes after he collapsed while running around with friends during the morning break. He was playing British Bulldog \u2013 a game in which children run from one side of a playing field to another without being caught by one of the \u2018bulldogs\u2019, who often employ forceful tactics to trap runners, including rugby tackling opponents to the ground. Teachers across the country have called for the game to be banned, claiming it is dangerous and leads to children becoming injured. In the middle of playing the game, Koby suffered a cardiac arrest. This is where the electrical activity of the heart becomes so chaotic that it stops pumping and quivers or \u2018fibrillates\u2019 instead. His heart suddenly stopped beating blood around his body and he collapsed and lost consciousness. The 10-year-old was later diagnosed with the same heart condition as footballer Fabrice Muamba, a former Bolton Wanderers  player who collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest during the first half of Bolton's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham in 2012. Mr Muamba was 'effectively dead' for 78 minutes and had to be shocked 15 times before his heart restarted. Teachers at Koby\u2019s school in Doncaster, were able to give Koby CPR until paramedics arrived and saved his life. His father, Mark, 45, got a call from the school at around 11am on March 2, and was told to get to the school immediately. He said: 'I was working around the corner so I was able to get straight over there and when I saw Koby on the ground I knew he was dead. 'Teachers were giving him CPR but I could see he was grey and lifeless. I couldn't even go to him. I was devastated.' Luckily he was brought back to life when paramedics Lee Murphy and Martin Parkinson and emergency care assistant Freddie Stevens arrived, and were able to save him by giving Koby two shocks with a defibrillator. A cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops pumping blood around your body. The most common cause of a cardiac arrest is a life threatening abnormal heart rhythm called ventricular fibrillation (VF). Ventricular fibrillation happens when the electrical activity of your heart becomes so chaotic that the heart stops pumping and quivers or 'fibrillates' instead. Someone who is having a cardiac arrest will suddenly lose consciousness and will stop breathing or stop breathing normally. Unless immediately treated by CPR this always leads to death within minutes. It is possible to survive and recover from a cardiac arrest, with the right treatment. Ventrivular fibrillation - which causes an arrest - can sometimes be corrected by giving an electric shock through the chest wall, by using a device called a defibrillator. Source: British Heart Foundation . Koby, who turned 11 two weeks ago, was rushed to Doncaster Royal Infirmary, where he seemed to be making a recovery. Just as he seemed to be improving, he suffered another attack, and was transferred to Leeds General Infirmary Paediatric Intensive Care Unit. Mr Hodder, a builder and father-of-three, said: 'We were beside ourselves with worry. 'Koby is super-fit, he plays football three times a week and goes boxing two times a week. \u2018How could this happen in someone so young?\u2019 Koby\u2019s mother, Joanne Hodder, 43, added: 'Can you imagine what we were going through? 'We didn't even have a clue what had happened to Koby. \u2018We didn't think for a moment that he could have had a heart problem. 'I had dropped him off to school that morning and he was his happy little self. \u2018We had no warning. Koby is a bit of a joker so when he collapsed even his friends thought he was messing around, until they noticed he wasn't breathing.' While Koby was in hospital doctors fitted him with an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) to shock his heart back into rhythm should it ever stop again. Muamba, 26, was fitted with the same implant after his high profile collapse three years ago. Mr Hodder said: 'At the moment we don't know what has caused Koby to have a heart problem. It is baffling.' Koby, who is now 11, suffered a series of cardiac arrests, where the heart suddenly stops pumping blood around the body, and was treated in intensive care . Koby had a device fitted to his heart which will shock it back into beating if it ever stops again. He is pictured in hospital with boxer Josh Warrington . Mr and Mrs Hodder are due to have tests to see if Koby's heart condition is hereditary. His brother and sister, Joel, 27, and Courteney, 20, may also have to be tested. Mrs Hodder, said: 'I cannot thank each and every person who played a part in saving Koby's life and helped with his recovery, enough. 'Teachers, paramedics and hospital staff have all been amazing. 'As a parent it is your worst nightmare to receive a phone call like I did from school, when you sent your healthy 10-year-old child there fit and well that morning. 'Doctors have said that the fact that Koby was running around at the time of the attack may have helped him - because it meant his heart was pumping.' Koby knows he is lucky to be alive, but his dream of being a professional footballer has been taken from him. Koby had played with both Leeds United and Doncaster Rovers youth teams and dreamed of playing for his beloved Leeds United when he got older. Mr Hodder said: 'Doctors have said he can play with friends as long as he doesn't exert himself too much. \u2018They've said that if he can exercise and talk at the same time then that's okay, but playing professionally is out of the question. Koby suffered from the same heart condition as Fabrice Muamba, a Bolton Wanderers football player who collapsed after a cardiac arrest during the first half of Bolton's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham . 'Maybe Koby would not have been a professional footballer but he is gutted, understandably.' Mrs Hodder said: 'When Koby feels down we tell him that he is very lucky to be here and that makes him feel better. 'But he is still recovering and sometimes he feels scared, but he is still getting used to his defibrillator. It's a big thing he has had to deal with. 'For his birthday he didn't want a sleepover as we had originally planned, instead we went for a day out to York. 'Koby has come a long way and even returned to school this month. 'He's had a fantastic recovery so far, which is all down to the fast response from the school staff and the paramedics. 'He's doing better than we could have ever imagined. I am so grateful we still have our little boy with us.' For more information visit the Cardiac Risk in the Young charity website.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKoby Hodder, suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed in the school playground when he was 10 . A 10-year-old boy nearly died after suffering a cardiac arrest in the school playground. Koby Hodder's heart stopped for a staggering 12 minutes after he collapsed while running around with friends during the morning break. He was playing British Bulldog \u2013 a game in which children run from one side of a playing field to another without being caught by one of the \u2018bulldogs\u2019, who often employ forceful tactics to trap runners, including rugby tackling opponents to the ground. Teachers across the country have called for the game to be banned, claiming it is dangerous and leads to children becoming injured. In the middle of playing the game, Koby suffered a cardiac arrest. This is where the electrical activity of the heart becomes so chaotic that it stops pumping and quivers or \u2018fibrillates\u2019 instead. His heart suddenly stopped beating blood around his body and he collapsed and lost consciousness. The 10-year-old was later diagnosed with the same heart condition as footballer Fabrice Muamba, a former Bolton Wanderers  player who collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest during the first half of Bolton's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham in 2012. Mr Muamba was 'effectively dead' for 78 minutes and had to be shocked 15 times before his heart restarted. Teachers at Koby\u2019s school in Doncaster, were able to give Koby CPR until paramedics arrived and saved his life. His father, Mark, 45, got a call from the school at around 11am on March 2, and was told to get to the school immediately. He said: 'I was working around the corner so I was able to get straight over there and when I saw Koby on the ground I knew he was dead. 'Teachers were giving him CPR but I could see he was grey and lifeless. I couldn't even go to him. I was devastated.' Luckily he was brought back to life when paramedics Lee Murphy and Martin Parkinson and emergency care assistant Freddie Stevens arrived, and were able to save him by giving Koby two shocks with a defibrillator. A cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops pumping blood around your body. The most common cause of a cardiac arrest is a life threatening abnormal heart rhythm called ventricular fibrillation (VF). Ventricular fibrillation happens when the electrical activity of your heart becomes so chaotic that the heart stops pumping and quivers or 'fibrillates' instead. Someone who is having a cardiac arrest will suddenly lose consciousness and will stop breathing or stop breathing normally. Unless immediately treated by CPR this always leads to death within minutes. It is possible to survive and recover from a cardiac arrest, with the right treatment. Ventrivular fibrillation - which causes an arrest - can sometimes be corrected by giving an electric shock through the chest wall, by using a device called a defibrillator. Source: British Heart Foundation . Koby, who turned 11 two weeks ago, was rushed to Doncaster Royal Infirmary, where he seemed to be making a recovery. Just as he seemed to be improving, he suffered another attack, and was transferred to Leeds General Infirmary Paediatric Intensive Care Unit. Mr Hodder, a builder and father-of-three, said: 'We were beside ourselves with worry. 'Koby is super-fit, he plays football three times a week and goes boxing two times a week. \u2018How could this happen in someone so young?\u2019 Koby\u2019s mother, Joanne Hodder, 43, added: 'Can you imagine what we were going through? 'We didn't even have a clue what had happened to Koby. \u2018We didn't think for a moment that he could have had a heart problem. 'I had dropped him off to school that morning and he was his happy little self. \u2018We had no warning. Koby is a bit of a joker so when he collapsed even his friends thought he was messing around, until they noticed he wasn't breathing.' While Koby was in hospital doctors fitted him with an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) to shock his heart back into rhythm should it ever stop again. Muamba, 26, was fitted with the same implant after his high profile collapse three years ago. Mr Hodder said: 'At the moment we don't know what has caused Koby to have a heart problem. It is baffling.' Koby, who is now 11, suffered a series of cardiac arrests, where the heart suddenly stops pumping blood around the body, and was treated in intensive care . Koby had a device fitted to his heart which will shock it back into beating if it ever stops again. He is pictured in hospital with boxer Josh Warrington . Mr and Mrs Hodder are due to have tests to see if Koby's heart condition is hereditary. His brother and sister, Joel, 27, and Courteney, 20, may also have to be tested. Mrs Hodder, said: 'I cannot thank each and every person who played a part in saving Koby's life and helped with his recovery, enough. 'Teachers, paramedics and hospital staff have all been amazing. 'As a parent it is your worst nightmare to receive a phone call like I did from school, when you sent your healthy 10-year-old child there fit and well that morning. 'Doctors have said that the fact that Koby was running around at the time of the attack may have helped him - because it meant his heart was pumping.' Koby knows he is lucky to be alive, but his dream of being a professional footballer has been taken from him. Koby had played with both Leeds United and Doncaster Rovers youth teams and dreamed of playing for his beloved Leeds United when he got older. Mr Hodder said: 'Doctors have said he can play with friends as long as he doesn't exert himself too much. \u2018They've said that if he can exercise and talk at the same time then that's okay, but playing professionally is out of the question. Koby suffered from the same heart condition as Fabrice Muamba, a Bolton Wanderers football player who collapsed after a cardiac arrest during the first half of Bolton's FA Cup quarter-final against Tottenham . 'Maybe Koby would not have been a professional footballer but he is gutted, understandably.' Mrs Hodder said: 'When Koby feels down we tell him that he is very lucky to be here and that makes him feel better. 'But he is still recovering and sometimes he feels scared, but he is still getting used to his defibrillator. It's a big thing he has had to deal with. 'For his birthday he didn't want a sleepover as we had originally planned, instead we went for a day out to York. 'Koby has come a long way and even returned to school this month. 'He's had a fantastic recovery so far, which is all down to the fast response from the school staff and the paramedics. 'He's doing better than we could have ever imagined. I am so grateful we still have our little boy with us.' For more information visit the Cardiac Risk in the Young charity website."}], "metadata": {"id": "568714ca4b985b1b882402512980b80c9f15171a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Koby Hodder was playing British Bulldog on his break when he collapsed .\nHe suffered a series of cardiac arrests and was treated in intensive care .\nWas fitted with a device to shock his heart back into beating if it stopped .\nNow can only carry out light exercise but feels 'lucky to be alive'"}}
{"prompt": "Seoul (CNN)South Korea's Prime Minister Lee Wan-koo offered to resign on Monday amid a growing political scandal. Lee will stay in his official role until South Korean President Park Geun-hye accepts his resignation. He has transferred his role of chairing Cabinet meetings to the deputy prime minister for the time being, according to his office. Park heard about the resignation and called it \"regrettable,\" according to the South Korean presidential office. Calls for Lee to resign began after South Korean tycoon Sung Woan-jong was found hanging from a tree in Seoul in an apparent suicide on April 9. Sung, who was under investigation for fraud and bribery, left a note listing names and amounts of cash given to top officials, including those who work for the President. Lee and seven other politicians with links to the South Korean President are under investigation. A special prosecutor's team has been established to investigate the case. Lee had adamantly denied the allegations as the scandal escalated: \"If there are any evidence, I will give out my life. As a Prime Minister, I will accept Prosecutor Office's investigation first.\" Park has said that she is taking the accusations very seriously. Before departing on her trip to Central and South America, she condemned political corruption in her country. \"Corruption and deep-rooted evil are issues that can lead to taking away people's lives. We take this very seriously.\" \"We must make sure to set straight this issue as a matter of political reform. I will not forgive anyone who is responsible for corruption or wrongdoing.\" Park is in Peru and is expected to arrive back to South Korea on April 27. CNN's Paula Hancocks contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSeoul (CNN)South Korea's Prime Minister Lee Wan-koo offered to resign on Monday amid a growing political scandal. Lee will stay in his official role until South Korean President Park Geun-hye accepts his resignation. He has transferred his role of chairing Cabinet meetings to the deputy prime minister for the time being, according to his office. Park heard about the resignation and called it \"regrettable,\" according to the South Korean presidential office. Calls for Lee to resign began after South Korean tycoon Sung Woan-jong was found hanging from a tree in Seoul in an apparent suicide on April 9. Sung, who was under investigation for fraud and bribery, left a note listing names and amounts of cash given to top officials, including those who work for the President. Lee and seven other politicians with links to the South Korean President are under investigation. A special prosecutor's team has been established to investigate the case. Lee had adamantly denied the allegations as the scandal escalated: \"If there are any evidence, I will give out my life. As a Prime Minister, I will accept Prosecutor Office's investigation first.\" Park has said that she is taking the accusations very seriously. Before departing on her trip to Central and South America, she condemned political corruption in her country. \"Corruption and deep-rooted evil are issues that can lead to taking away people's lives. We take this very seriously.\" \"We must make sure to set straight this issue as a matter of political reform. I will not forgive anyone who is responsible for corruption or wrongdoing.\" Park is in Peru and is expected to arrive back to South Korea on April 27. CNN's Paula Hancocks contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "a8abd023237f7a7f4f83a08694de3d067a24fe95", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Calls for Lee Wan-koo to resign began after South Korean tycoon Sung Woan-jong was found hanging from a tree in Seoul .\nSung, who was under investigation for fraud and bribery, left a note listing names and amounts of cash given to top officials ."}}
{"prompt": "Tokyo (CNN)A bizarre and alarming discovery is raising concerns in Japan about the potential for terrorism involving drones. A drone carrying traces of a radioactive material was found on the rooftop of Japan's equivalent to the White House on Wednesday, police and government officials said. The discovery came on the same day a Japanese court approved a government plan to restart two reactors at the Sendai nuclear power plant in Kagoshima prefecture, more than four years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to restart the reactors is unpopular among many Japanese, who view nuclear energy as too dangerous. A staff member spotted the drone Wednesday morning on the roof of Abe's residence, Tokyo Metropolitan Police said. Dozens of police investigators were dispatched to the roof to investigate the origin of the drone, which had four propeller and was 50 centimeters (20 inches) wide. Police say the drone was equipped with a small camera, smoke flares and a plastic bottle containing small traces of a radioactive material believed to be cesium, a common byproduct of nuclear reactors. Cesium was also discovered in areas around the failed Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant after its 2011 meltdown. Investigators suspect the cesium was placed in the bottle. The amount inside is not immediately harmful to humans. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the discovery is raising concerns about terrorism. \"There might be terrorism attempts in the future at the Olympics and G7 Summit using drones,\" Suga said. \"So we need to examine and review continuously the way small unmanned vehicles like drones should be operated and how to cope with the threat of terrorism from drones. The government will do all that we can to prevent terrorism.\" Japanese law restricts drone flights around airports to prevent problems with aircraft, but there are no flight restrictions for most of Tokyo, including the Prime Minister's residence and local and federal government buildings. Abe was not in his office at the time. He is in Indonesia, attending the Asian-African Conference. CNN's Elizabeth Joseph, Joshua Berlinger and Josh Levs contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTokyo (CNN)A bizarre and alarming discovery is raising concerns in Japan about the potential for terrorism involving drones. A drone carrying traces of a radioactive material was found on the rooftop of Japan's equivalent to the White House on Wednesday, police and government officials said. The discovery came on the same day a Japanese court approved a government plan to restart two reactors at the Sendai nuclear power plant in Kagoshima prefecture, more than four years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to restart the reactors is unpopular among many Japanese, who view nuclear energy as too dangerous. A staff member spotted the drone Wednesday morning on the roof of Abe's residence, Tokyo Metropolitan Police said. Dozens of police investigators were dispatched to the roof to investigate the origin of the drone, which had four propeller and was 50 centimeters (20 inches) wide. Police say the drone was equipped with a small camera, smoke flares and a plastic bottle containing small traces of a radioactive material believed to be cesium, a common byproduct of nuclear reactors. Cesium was also discovered in areas around the failed Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant after its 2011 meltdown. Investigators suspect the cesium was placed in the bottle. The amount inside is not immediately harmful to humans. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the discovery is raising concerns about terrorism. \"There might be terrorism attempts in the future at the Olympics and G7 Summit using drones,\" Suga said. \"So we need to examine and review continuously the way small unmanned vehicles like drones should be operated and how to cope with the threat of terrorism from drones. The government will do all that we can to prevent terrorism.\" Japanese law restricts drone flights around airports to prevent problems with aircraft, but there are no flight restrictions for most of Tokyo, including the Prime Minister's residence and local and federal government buildings. Abe was not in his office at the time. He is in Indonesia, attending the Asian-African Conference. CNN's Elizabeth Joseph, Joshua Berlinger and Josh Levs contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "8700d1a061a3eb361a3a678a1f3b344a504715e9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The drone is sparking terrorism concerns, authorities say .\nIt was equipped with a bottle containing radioactive material .\nIt was discovered as a court approved a plan to restart two Japanese nuclear reactors ."}}
{"prompt": "A lottery winner who thought her husband was playing an April Fools' Day prank when he told her they had scooped \u00a353million has returned to making lunches for pensioners a week after their big win. Angela Maxwell said she would not give up her five-hour shift preparing meals at the lunch club at Coningsby Community Hall in Lincolnshire despite winning millions of pounds. The 67-year-old was seen arriving there yesterday morning, just days after her husband Richard stunned her with the news they had won \u00a353million. Scroll down for video . Angela Maxwell has returned to her shift at a local lunch club for pensioners a week after scooping \u00a353million with her husband Richard . Asked what they planned to do with the money last week the couple, who have two adult children, said they would buy a new minibus for pensioners in the community. Otherwise they intended to carry on as normal, they said, with the occasional splurge on holidays and designer clothes. Mrs Maxwell had just returned from her shift at the community hall with a stack of dirty tea towels for washing last Thursday when she learned of the win. At first she said she thought her husband was playing an April Fools' Day prank, she said at the time. 'I just didn't believe it, then he showed me the numbers on the website and I dropped the basket of tea towels on the floor,' she said. 'I then just sat down in the chair for about half-an-hour stunned.' Despite becoming an overnight multimillionaire, Mrs Maxwell said she would not stop working at the lunch club where pensioners are served a two course meal for \u00a33. She spent more than four hours at the club yesterday, the Mirror reports, leaving shortly before 3pm after the sitting. Mrs Maxwell said she would not give up her role at Coningsby Community Hall (pictured) where she prepares meals for pensioners . The couple said they would not change their lives too drastically despite the windfall, describing themselves as 'simple people'. 'Winning this amount of money would change anyone but we are going to try and stay grounded and live the way we've always done,' Mr Maxwell, a cancer survivor, said last week. As well as a new minibus for local pensioners, the Maxwells said they would spend their money on upgrading the family to First Class on a forthcoming holiday to New Zealand. Mr Maxwell, an avid golf fan, said he would also like to tour the world to attend tournaments and competitions. 'Richard says he wants to travel round the world watching sport. I can go with him but I don't think I'll be watching any sport. 'It'll be retail therapy for me,' added Mrs Maxwell. The couple said they planned to use the money on buying a new minibus for local pensioners and upgrading their family to First Class on an already planned holiday to New Zealand .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA lottery winner who thought her husband was playing an April Fools' Day prank when he told her they had scooped \u00a353million has returned to making lunches for pensioners a week after their big win. Angela Maxwell said she would not give up her five-hour shift preparing meals at the lunch club at Coningsby Community Hall in Lincolnshire despite winning millions of pounds. The 67-year-old was seen arriving there yesterday morning, just days after her husband Richard stunned her with the news they had won \u00a353million. Scroll down for video . Angela Maxwell has returned to her shift at a local lunch club for pensioners a week after scooping \u00a353million with her husband Richard . Asked what they planned to do with the money last week the couple, who have two adult children, said they would buy a new minibus for pensioners in the community. Otherwise they intended to carry on as normal, they said, with the occasional splurge on holidays and designer clothes. Mrs Maxwell had just returned from her shift at the community hall with a stack of dirty tea towels for washing last Thursday when she learned of the win. At first she said she thought her husband was playing an April Fools' Day prank, she said at the time. 'I just didn't believe it, then he showed me the numbers on the website and I dropped the basket of tea towels on the floor,' she said. 'I then just sat down in the chair for about half-an-hour stunned.' Despite becoming an overnight multimillionaire, Mrs Maxwell said she would not stop working at the lunch club where pensioners are served a two course meal for \u00a33. She spent more than four hours at the club yesterday, the Mirror reports, leaving shortly before 3pm after the sitting. Mrs Maxwell said she would not give up her role at Coningsby Community Hall (pictured) where she prepares meals for pensioners . The couple said they would not change their lives too drastically despite the windfall, describing themselves as 'simple people'. 'Winning this amount of money would change anyone but we are going to try and stay grounded and live the way we've always done,' Mr Maxwell, a cancer survivor, said last week. As well as a new minibus for local pensioners, the Maxwells said they would spend their money on upgrading the family to First Class on a forthcoming holiday to New Zealand. Mr Maxwell, an avid golf fan, said he would also like to tour the world to attend tournaments and competitions. 'Richard says he wants to travel round the world watching sport. I can go with him but I don't think I'll be watching any sport. 'It'll be retail therapy for me,' added Mrs Maxwell. The couple said they planned to use the money on buying a new minibus for local pensioners and upgrading their family to First Class on an already planned holiday to New Zealand ."}], "metadata": {"id": "89baf55b264ee528e5d13ffbb7a8e67eb9f570a5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Angela Maxwell returned to Coningsby Community Hall yesterday morning .\nThe 67-year-old and her husband won \u00a353million in last week's lottery .\nCouple said they planned to spend money on a new minibus for local OAPs .\nMrs Maxwell volunteers for the council preparing meals for pensioners .\nShe returned to the lunchtime club yesterday morning despite the windfall ."}}
{"prompt": "South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand while he recovers from last month's knife attack. Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. The envoy required 80 stitches to the wound on his face and two-and-a-half hours of surgery. Scroll down for video . South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand (pictured) while he recovers from last month's knife attack . Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. Pictured:\u00a0Lippert pictured with the brace with his wife and young baby . The brace was created by Seoul\u2019s Severance Hospital and\u00a0Lippert marveled at how quickly they had constructed it. 'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand.\u00a0He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby,' he said . Lippert has posted several photos on Facebook of him using the device in South Korea . He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby!' Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged the man who injured Lippert with attempted murder on Wednesday - despite his denials of any intention to kill. Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged Kim Ki-Jong with attempted murder . The prosecutors' office in Seoul said Kim, was charged with attempted murder, violence against a foreign envoy and obstruction of duty. Kim, 55, was a known maverick activist who had been handed a two-year suspended sentence in 2010 for hurling a rock at the then Japanese ambassador to Seoul. He has denied any intention to kill Lippert, but the prosecutors office said in a statement that the crime was clearly deliberate. 'There was an intention to murder because (Kim) used a lethal weapon in a pre-meditated crime to attack the ambassador's face and neck repeatedly,' it said. Kim has told investigators the ambassador was the 'symbolic' target of his opposition to annual US-South Korea joint military exercises, which he blames for blocking dialogue with North Korea. The annual drills have long been condemned by Pyongyang as rehearsals for invasion. Kim insisted he had acted alone and not on the orders of Pyongyang, but prosecutors said they were looking into whether he has violated the South's strict National Security Law banning any act seen as aiding North Korea or promoting its ideology. Investigators have ransacked Kim's home as part of an investigation into Kim's possible links with North Korea. Kim had visited the North seven times and once tried to erect a memorial in Seoul to the late North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il after his death in 2011. North Korea has rejected accusations that it may have been behind the attack as a 'vicious' smear campaign by Seoul. U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert leaves after he was slashed in the face by an assailant at a public forum in central Seoul on March 5 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSouth Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand while he recovers from last month's knife attack. Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. The envoy required 80 stitches to the wound on his face and two-and-a-half hours of surgery. Scroll down for video . South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand (pictured) while he recovers from last month's knife attack . Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. Pictured:\u00a0Lippert pictured with the brace with his wife and young baby . The brace was created by Seoul\u2019s Severance Hospital and\u00a0Lippert marveled at how quickly they had constructed it. 'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand.\u00a0He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby,' he said . Lippert has posted several photos on Facebook of him using the device in South Korea . He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby!' Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged the man who injured Lippert with attempted murder on Wednesday - despite his denials of any intention to kill. Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged Kim Ki-Jong with attempted murder . The prosecutors' office in Seoul said Kim, was charged with attempted murder, violence against a foreign envoy and obstruction of duty. Kim, 55, was a known maverick activist who had been handed a two-year suspended sentence in 2010 for hurling a rock at the then Japanese ambassador to Seoul. He has denied any intention to kill Lippert, but the prosecutors office said in a statement that the crime was clearly deliberate. 'There was an intention to murder because (Kim) used a lethal weapon in a pre-meditated crime to attack the ambassador's face and neck repeatedly,' it said. Kim has told investigators the ambassador was the 'symbolic' target of his opposition to annual US-South Korea joint military exercises, which he blames for blocking dialogue with North Korea. The annual drills have long been condemned by Pyongyang as rehearsals for invasion. Kim insisted he had acted alone and not on the orders of Pyongyang, but prosecutors said they were looking into whether he has violated the South's strict National Security Law banning any act seen as aiding North Korea or promoting its ideology. Investigators have ransacked Kim's home as part of an investigation into Kim's possible links with North Korea. Kim had visited the North seven times and once tried to erect a memorial in Seoul to the late North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il after his death in 2011. North Korea has rejected accusations that it may have been behind the attack as a 'vicious' smear campaign by Seoul. U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert leaves after he was slashed in the face by an assailant at a public forum in central Seoul on March 5 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "f8179711ef608df3b003b001441eb68495f38d17", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong in central Seoul last month .\n'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook ."}}
{"prompt": "It seems to happen after every single World Cup that someone near to the top of English cricket gets the sack. Whether it be Duncan Fletcher, David Lloyd, whoever, someone always seems to pay the price for our abject failure to compete on the global one-day stage. Paul Downton is just the latest victim. It is high time that we looked at the entire structure of English cricket and the reasons we are incapable of producing the types of cricketer required to succeed in international one-day cricket. Paul Downton has left his role as managing director of England and Wales Cricket Board . Moores (from left to right), Downton and England captain Alastair Cook during the press conference . The system is broken and it desperately needs fixing if England are ever going to compete in limited-overs cricket again. Make no mistake, sacking Paul Downton does not mean some magic wand has been waved and all will be well. There are deep systemic problems. Too many of the current selectors and coaches are from the old guard and have failed to keep pace with the dramatic changes that have occurred in one-day cricket in recent years. From Downton to coach Peter Moores, to selectors James Whitaker and Angus Fraser, these are players from a different era who have been painfully slow to react to situations. Downton (left) and Peter Moores (right) pose during a press conference at Lord's Cricket Ground . Downton leaves his role as ECB managing director following England's shameful performance at World Cup . Even the sacking of Alastair Cook as one-day captain was a slow and protracted affair. They should have acted sooner. Like so much of English sport, our cricket system seems afraid of the maverick player and that has to change. In my view there is still too much bad blood around for Kevin Pietersen to return, with the fall-out from the book causing untold damage to so many relationships that it just seems inconceivable for him to return. Nasser Hussain believes the sacking of Cook as one-day captain was a slow and protracted affair . I hate it when things become about one individual and believe me, everything that has gone wrong with English cricket has not been down to the handling of Kevin Pietersen; however badly that has been done. But what is does highlight is the continued fear of the maverick player. From David Gower to Kevin Pietersen, English cricket has shown distrust for anyone who does not conform or fit into a safe stereotype even though all the players who are thriving on the world stage are non-conformists who do things differently. You wouldn\u2019t find Brendan McCullum or AB de Villiers audacious shot- making in an MCC coaching manual but you will not find two better strikers of a cricket ball on the planet. English cricket needs to learn to embrace the maverick. Pietersen has rejoined Surrey in the hope of earning a place in the Ashes squad for England this summer . Hussain hopes whoever is appointed to replace Downton is close to the modern game and ahead of the curve . I have been asked if I would like to take on Downton\u2019s job and the short answer is \u2018no\u2019. I will do anything I can to help the ECB and English cricket but there are far better candidates than me out there. Whether it be Michael Vaughan, Andrew Strauss or anyone else, I just hope whoever they appoint is close to the modern game and ahead of the curve. We have been behind it for far too long.Most importantly, it is time to wake up and look at the big picture. Stop finding individuals to scapegoat and carry the can and start looking at the system that is failing to produce the kind of cricketers we need.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt seems to happen after every single World Cup that someone near to the top of English cricket gets the sack. Whether it be Duncan Fletcher, David Lloyd, whoever, someone always seems to pay the price for our abject failure to compete on the global one-day stage. Paul Downton is just the latest victim. It is high time that we looked at the entire structure of English cricket and the reasons we are incapable of producing the types of cricketer required to succeed in international one-day cricket. Paul Downton has left his role as managing director of England and Wales Cricket Board . Moores (from left to right), Downton and England captain Alastair Cook during the press conference . The system is broken and it desperately needs fixing if England are ever going to compete in limited-overs cricket again. Make no mistake, sacking Paul Downton does not mean some magic wand has been waved and all will be well. There are deep systemic problems. Too many of the current selectors and coaches are from the old guard and have failed to keep pace with the dramatic changes that have occurred in one-day cricket in recent years. From Downton to coach Peter Moores, to selectors James Whitaker and Angus Fraser, these are players from a different era who have been painfully slow to react to situations. Downton (left) and Peter Moores (right) pose during a press conference at Lord's Cricket Ground . Downton leaves his role as ECB managing director following England's shameful performance at World Cup . Even the sacking of Alastair Cook as one-day captain was a slow and protracted affair. They should have acted sooner. Like so much of English sport, our cricket system seems afraid of the maverick player and that has to change. In my view there is still too much bad blood around for Kevin Pietersen to return, with the fall-out from the book causing untold damage to so many relationships that it just seems inconceivable for him to return. Nasser Hussain believes the sacking of Cook as one-day captain was a slow and protracted affair . I hate it when things become about one individual and believe me, everything that has gone wrong with English cricket has not been down to the handling of Kevin Pietersen; however badly that has been done. But what is does highlight is the continued fear of the maverick player. From David Gower to Kevin Pietersen, English cricket has shown distrust for anyone who does not conform or fit into a safe stereotype even though all the players who are thriving on the world stage are non-conformists who do things differently. You wouldn\u2019t find Brendan McCullum or AB de Villiers audacious shot- making in an MCC coaching manual but you will not find two better strikers of a cricket ball on the planet. English cricket needs to learn to embrace the maverick. Pietersen has rejoined Surrey in the hope of earning a place in the Ashes squad for England this summer . Hussain hopes whoever is appointed to replace Downton is close to the modern game and ahead of the curve . I have been asked if I would like to take on Downton\u2019s job and the short answer is \u2018no\u2019. I will do anything I can to help the ECB and English cricket but there are far better candidates than me out there. Whether it be Michael Vaughan, Andrew Strauss or anyone else, I just hope whoever they appoint is close to the modern game and ahead of the curve. We have been behind it for far too long.Most importantly, it is time to wake up and look at the big picture. Stop finding individuals to scapegoat and carry the can and start looking at the system that is failing to produce the kind of cricketers we need."}], "metadata": {"id": "6574635878fc0f78e96fa6348c1ab0fe33eb1891", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Nasser Hussain believes it's time to look at the structure of English cricket .\nHussain believes Paul Downton is just the latest victim to take the flack .\nHe feels the system is broken and desperately needs attention and fixing .\nAlastair Cook's sacking shows we are painfully slow to react problems ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)A Columbia University student who was accused of rape is suing the New York City school for allowing his accuser to publicly brand him a \"serial rapist\" According to the lawsuit, Paul Nungesser was cleared of responsibility in Emma Sulkowicz's 2013 rape claim, as well as others that came to light after Sulkowicz went public with her allegations in various media interviews. Her case drew national attention after she started carrying a mattress around campus to protest the school's handling of the complaint, saying she hoped to show how \"flawed\" the university disciplinary system is when it comes to sexual misconduct cases. CNN does not usually name individuals in sexual assault cases, but in this instance, both parties have spoken publicly about their experience. They have also both said in separate interviews with The New York Times that Nungesser was cleared of responsibility in a disciplinary hearing. Nungesser, an international student from Germany, filed a federal discrimination lawsuit last week against the school; its president, Lee Bollinger; and the visual arts professor who oversaw Sulkowicz's mattress project, \"Carry That Weight,\" as part of her senior thesis. The lawsuit alleges the defendants violated Nungesser's right to an education free of gender-based discrimination by allowing Sulkowicz to speak out against him after he had been cleared of wrongdoing. During an April 2014 news conference at Columbia University, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand stood alongside Sulkowicz as she called Nungesser a \"serial rapist\" and said she fears for her safety while he's still on campus. The harassment continued, the lawsuit claims, when Columbia visual arts professor Jon Kessler let Sulkowicz \"transform her personal vendetta\" into a \"Columbia-sponsored calumny\" by supporting \"Carry That Weight\" for her senior thesis, allowing her to earn school credit through \"this outrageous display of harassment and defamation.\" Bollinger also commented on the case in a 2014 New York Magazine profile of Sulkowicz, now a senior at Columbia. \"This is a person who is one of my students, and I care about all of my students. And when one of them feels that she has been a victim of mistreatment, I am affected by that. This is all very painful.\" The defendants \"had the power, as well as the legal and contractual obligation\" to protect Nungesser, who is also a senior, the lawsuit claims. \"By refusing to protect Paul Nungesser, Columbia University first became a silent bystander and then turned into an active supporter of a fellow student's harassment campaign by institutionalizing it and heralding it.\" Columbia University declined to comment on the lawsuit. The school also declined to confirm the outcome of Nungesser's disciplinary proceedings. \"As we have said consistently, we do not and have not commented on individual students or disciplinary cases not only because of federal student privacy law, but also because of our ethical responsibility to ensure all current and future students have confidence that the university will never publicly discuss private matters they share when interacting with counselors and support staff, the campus disciplinary process or other resources we provide to them,\" spokesman Robert Hornsby said in statement. Kessler also declined to comment on the lawsuit. The case has produced dueling narratives from both sides in national media outlets. The most recent came from Nungesser in a Daily Beast article titled, \"Columbia Student: I Didn't Rape Her,\" in which he shared a long exchange of Facebook messages to support his claim that their sex was consensual. Some of those exchanges were included in the lawsuit, but Sulkowicz told CNN they were taken out of context in the suit. She also balked at the idea that Nungesser would sue the school or her professor \"for allowing me to make an art piece.\" \"It's ridiculous that he would read it as a 'bullying strategy,' especially given his continued public attempts to smear my reputation, when really it's just an artistic expression of the personal trauma I've experienced at Columbia,\" Sulkowicz wrote in an email. \"If artists are not allowed to make art that reflects on our experiences, then how are we to heal?\" The project essentially consists of Sulkowicz carrying a twin-size mattress wherever she goes on campus, but not off campus. She's allowed to accept help carrying the object but does not allow herself to ask for help.\u200b . Nungesser's complaint seeks damages to be determined at trial for harm to his reputation, loss of educational opportunities and future career prospects. CNN's Kristina Sgueglia and Camille Cava contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)A Columbia University student who was accused of rape is suing the New York City school for allowing his accuser to publicly brand him a \"serial rapist\" According to the lawsuit, Paul Nungesser was cleared of responsibility in Emma Sulkowicz's 2013 rape claim, as well as others that came to light after Sulkowicz went public with her allegations in various media interviews. Her case drew national attention after she started carrying a mattress around campus to protest the school's handling of the complaint, saying she hoped to show how \"flawed\" the university disciplinary system is when it comes to sexual misconduct cases. CNN does not usually name individuals in sexual assault cases, but in this instance, both parties have spoken publicly about their experience. They have also both said in separate interviews with The New York Times that Nungesser was cleared of responsibility in a disciplinary hearing. Nungesser, an international student from Germany, filed a federal discrimination lawsuit last week against the school; its president, Lee Bollinger; and the visual arts professor who oversaw Sulkowicz's mattress project, \"Carry That Weight,\" as part of her senior thesis. The lawsuit alleges the defendants violated Nungesser's right to an education free of gender-based discrimination by allowing Sulkowicz to speak out against him after he had been cleared of wrongdoing. During an April 2014 news conference at Columbia University, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand stood alongside Sulkowicz as she called Nungesser a \"serial rapist\" and said she fears for her safety while he's still on campus. The harassment continued, the lawsuit claims, when Columbia visual arts professor Jon Kessler let Sulkowicz \"transform her personal vendetta\" into a \"Columbia-sponsored calumny\" by supporting \"Carry That Weight\" for her senior thesis, allowing her to earn school credit through \"this outrageous display of harassment and defamation.\" Bollinger also commented on the case in a 2014 New York Magazine profile of Sulkowicz, now a senior at Columbia. \"This is a person who is one of my students, and I care about all of my students. And when one of them feels that she has been a victim of mistreatment, I am affected by that. This is all very painful.\" The defendants \"had the power, as well as the legal and contractual obligation\" to protect Nungesser, who is also a senior, the lawsuit claims. \"By refusing to protect Paul Nungesser, Columbia University first became a silent bystander and then turned into an active supporter of a fellow student's harassment campaign by institutionalizing it and heralding it.\" Columbia University declined to comment on the lawsuit. The school also declined to confirm the outcome of Nungesser's disciplinary proceedings. \"As we have said consistently, we do not and have not commented on individual students or disciplinary cases not only because of federal student privacy law, but also because of our ethical responsibility to ensure all current and future students have confidence that the university will never publicly discuss private matters they share when interacting with counselors and support staff, the campus disciplinary process or other resources we provide to them,\" spokesman Robert Hornsby said in statement. Kessler also declined to comment on the lawsuit. The case has produced dueling narratives from both sides in national media outlets. The most recent came from Nungesser in a Daily Beast article titled, \"Columbia Student: I Didn't Rape Her,\" in which he shared a long exchange of Facebook messages to support his claim that their sex was consensual. Some of those exchanges were included in the lawsuit, but Sulkowicz told CNN they were taken out of context in the suit. She also balked at the idea that Nungesser would sue the school or her professor \"for allowing me to make an art piece.\" \"It's ridiculous that he would read it as a 'bullying strategy,' especially given his continued public attempts to smear my reputation, when really it's just an artistic expression of the personal trauma I've experienced at Columbia,\" Sulkowicz wrote in an email. \"If artists are not allowed to make art that reflects on our experiences, then how are we to heal?\" The project essentially consists of Sulkowicz carrying a twin-size mattress wherever she goes on campus, but not off campus. She's allowed to accept help carrying the object but does not allow herself to ask for help.\u200b . Nungesser's complaint seeks damages to be determined at trial for harm to his reputation, loss of educational opportunities and future career prospects. CNN's Kristina Sgueglia and Camille Cava contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "099292f247b89044dd94f1d42eda7687be0dec66", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Paul Nungesser says he was target of gender-based harassment campaign .\nThe case drew national attention after his accuser started carrying a mattress around campus ."}}
{"prompt": "Salads in British supermarkets are being grown by workers treated like \u2018slaves\u2019 who live in filthy conditions, an investigation has found. Migrant workers producing vegetables exported to Britain say they are denied basic hygiene facilities while working and are forced to use bushes near where the vegetables are being grown as toilets. They are not provided with soap or water to wash their hands, while some live in filthy shacks made of wood and plastic sheeting near the fields in southern Spain. They claim they are treated like slaves by agencies who hire them to produce the salads and vegetables that end up on supermarket shelves in Britain, the investigation by Channel 4 News found. They also say they are made to work around dangerous pesticides \u2013 causing some to fall ill \u2013 and are routinely left unpaid for hours they have worked. The revelations will horrify millions of customers of British supermarkets, all of which tell consumers their food is produced ethically and that workers are treated fairly. And they will lead to claims that the bitter price war which has seen supermarkets slash prices in a bid to compete with discounters Aldi and Lidl has led to ruthless exploitation of the vulnerable. A firm that supplies salad and vegetables to Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, Sainsbury\u2019s, Tesco and Asda is among those accused of using mistreated workersSome workers say they have developed horrific sinus conditions and bronchitis as a result of being sprayed with the pesticides while producing the vegetables in the fields of Murcia. Cleaning: Some live in filthy shacks made of wood and plastic sheeting near the fields in Almeria southern Spain . Yesterday British politicians demanded an urgent investigation, saying the evidence was \u2018appalling\u2019 and appeared to show \u2018effectively slave labour producing food in 2015\u2019. Sainsbury\u2019s and Waitrose said they would investigate immediately. All the major British supermarkets claim they source food responsibly. And they have all signed up to tough rules to promote workers\u2019 rights under the global Ethical Trading Initiative, designed to protect labourers. The revelations centre on workers in Murcia and Almeria from where millions of pounds worth of vegetables are exported to the UK every year. Workers in one field in Murcia were filmed being sprayed with pesticides. One vegetable picker working for a firm in Almeria supplying courgettes to the UK told of the filthy conditions in which he was made to work. \u2018For the toilet you have to go in the bushes,\u2019 he said. \u2018What is there to clean yourself? For these courgettes to reach England, there are workers who have suffered a lot.\u2019 Growing trade: The workers say they have to work around dangerous pesticides - causing some to fall ill . He said workers at his company, based in Almeria, were also sprayed with pesticides but were too afraid to complain because their names would be put on a blacklist known as \u2018the list of rotten sardines\u2019. Lettuce: The revelations will lead to claims that the bitter supermarket price war has led to ruthless exploitation of the vulnerable . The investigation also uncovered concerns about workers for Agroherni, a Murcia firm which sells \u00a322million worth of salad, herbs and vegetables a year to Britain\u2019s major supermarkets including Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury\u2019s, Waitrose and Marks and Spencer. It is not alleged that Agroherni's workers are forced to live  in dirty conditions or work without sanitation, but one former employee told how she had been left in agonising pain and needed multiple operations on her sinuses after working in fields where pesticides were being sprayed. The woman, who did not want to be named, said: \u2018All that matters to them is fulfilling their clients\u2019 orders.\u2019 Agroherni uses an employment agency called Integra Empleo to provide workers to pick the produce in its fields, but the workers say the agency routinely denies them pay. One lettuce picker said: \u2018If we work 26 days, they write down 16 or 18. They always steal seven or eight days.\u2019 Last night Tory Richard Drax, a former member of the Environment and Rural Affairs Select Committee, said: \u2018If true, these allegations are appalling. It sounds like effectively slave labour producing food in 2015 which is utterly unacceptable. \u2018Supermarkets must explain themselves. It is up to them to know who is producing their food and in what conditions.\u2019 Tory Neil Parish, a colleague on the committee, said: \u2018There is always a price to pay for cheap imported food; whether it is poor quality, low animal welfare standards or, in this case, the appalling treatment of workers.\u2019 More than 40 employment agencies supply labour to farm growers in the Murcia region. All the top supermarkets say they abide by the Ethical Trading Initiative. Tesco says it has local ethical trade managers on the ground who investigate claims locally. Bagged up:\u00a0The revelations will horrify millions of customers of British supermarkets (file picture) But it is thought the companies who are major suppliers to the supermarkets get round the rules by using employment agencies who cut corners to save money. Both Agroherni and Integra Empleo deny all the allegations and say they have launched investigations into the claims. Probe: Sainsbury\u2019s (pictured) and Waitrose said they would investigate the findings immediately . Agroherni said it maintains a strict procedure with regard to the use of pesticides and is not aware of any relevant incidents. It strongly denied that it mistreats or exploits agency workers and said the fair treatment and safety of workers was paramount. However as a result of the Channel 4 News investigation it has ceased working with Integra Empleo and is to employ the workers directly. A Sainsbury\u2019s spokesman said: \u2018We expect our suppliers to adhere to the highest quality and welfare standards, regardless of where they operate in the world. We are taking these allegations very seriously and will be conducting our own investigation.\u2019 A Waitrose spokesman said: \u2018Worker welfare is very important to us \u2013 our supplier is investigating these allegations and will ensure that our high standards are being met.\u2019 A spokesman for the British Retail Consortium which represents all the supermarkets said: \u2018Ensuring workers are treated fairly in our supply chains is a key concern for retailers. We know all supermarkets will examine these allegations closely.\u2019 Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSalads in British supermarkets are being grown by workers treated like \u2018slaves\u2019 who live in filthy conditions, an investigation has found. Migrant workers producing vegetables exported to Britain say they are denied basic hygiene facilities while working and are forced to use bushes near where the vegetables are being grown as toilets. They are not provided with soap or water to wash their hands, while some live in filthy shacks made of wood and plastic sheeting near the fields in southern Spain. They claim they are treated like slaves by agencies who hire them to produce the salads and vegetables that end up on supermarket shelves in Britain, the investigation by Channel 4 News found. They also say they are made to work around dangerous pesticides \u2013 causing some to fall ill \u2013 and are routinely left unpaid for hours they have worked. The revelations will horrify millions of customers of British supermarkets, all of which tell consumers their food is produced ethically and that workers are treated fairly. And they will lead to claims that the bitter price war which has seen supermarkets slash prices in a bid to compete with discounters Aldi and Lidl has led to ruthless exploitation of the vulnerable. A firm that supplies salad and vegetables to Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, Sainsbury\u2019s, Tesco and Asda is among those accused of using mistreated workersSome workers say they have developed horrific sinus conditions and bronchitis as a result of being sprayed with the pesticides while producing the vegetables in the fields of Murcia. Cleaning: Some live in filthy shacks made of wood and plastic sheeting near the fields in Almeria southern Spain . Yesterday British politicians demanded an urgent investigation, saying the evidence was \u2018appalling\u2019 and appeared to show \u2018effectively slave labour producing food in 2015\u2019. Sainsbury\u2019s and Waitrose said they would investigate immediately. All the major British supermarkets claim they source food responsibly. And they have all signed up to tough rules to promote workers\u2019 rights under the global Ethical Trading Initiative, designed to protect labourers. The revelations centre on workers in Murcia and Almeria from where millions of pounds worth of vegetables are exported to the UK every year. Workers in one field in Murcia were filmed being sprayed with pesticides. One vegetable picker working for a firm in Almeria supplying courgettes to the UK told of the filthy conditions in which he was made to work. \u2018For the toilet you have to go in the bushes,\u2019 he said. \u2018What is there to clean yourself? For these courgettes to reach England, there are workers who have suffered a lot.\u2019 Growing trade: The workers say they have to work around dangerous pesticides - causing some to fall ill . He said workers at his company, based in Almeria, were also sprayed with pesticides but were too afraid to complain because their names would be put on a blacklist known as \u2018the list of rotten sardines\u2019. Lettuce: The revelations will lead to claims that the bitter supermarket price war has led to ruthless exploitation of the vulnerable . The investigation also uncovered concerns about workers for Agroherni, a Murcia firm which sells \u00a322million worth of salad, herbs and vegetables a year to Britain\u2019s major supermarkets including Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury\u2019s, Waitrose and Marks and Spencer. It is not alleged that Agroherni's workers are forced to live  in dirty conditions or work without sanitation, but one former employee told how she had been left in agonising pain and needed multiple operations on her sinuses after working in fields where pesticides were being sprayed. The woman, who did not want to be named, said: \u2018All that matters to them is fulfilling their clients\u2019 orders.\u2019 Agroherni uses an employment agency called Integra Empleo to provide workers to pick the produce in its fields, but the workers say the agency routinely denies them pay. One lettuce picker said: \u2018If we work 26 days, they write down 16 or 18. They always steal seven or eight days.\u2019 Last night Tory Richard Drax, a former member of the Environment and Rural Affairs Select Committee, said: \u2018If true, these allegations are appalling. It sounds like effectively slave labour producing food in 2015 which is utterly unacceptable. \u2018Supermarkets must explain themselves. It is up to them to know who is producing their food and in what conditions.\u2019 Tory Neil Parish, a colleague on the committee, said: \u2018There is always a price to pay for cheap imported food; whether it is poor quality, low animal welfare standards or, in this case, the appalling treatment of workers.\u2019 More than 40 employment agencies supply labour to farm growers in the Murcia region. All the top supermarkets say they abide by the Ethical Trading Initiative. Tesco says it has local ethical trade managers on the ground who investigate claims locally. Bagged up:\u00a0The revelations will horrify millions of customers of British supermarkets (file picture) But it is thought the companies who are major suppliers to the supermarkets get round the rules by using employment agencies who cut corners to save money. Both Agroherni and Integra Empleo deny all the allegations and say they have launched investigations into the claims. Probe: Sainsbury\u2019s (pictured) and Waitrose said they would investigate the findings immediately . Agroherni said it maintains a strict procedure with regard to the use of pesticides and is not aware of any relevant incidents. It strongly denied that it mistreats or exploits agency workers and said the fair treatment and safety of workers was paramount. However as a result of the Channel 4 News investigation it has ceased working with Integra Empleo and is to employ the workers directly. A Sainsbury\u2019s spokesman said: \u2018We expect our suppliers to adhere to the highest quality and welfare standards, regardless of where they operate in the world. We are taking these allegations very seriously and will be conducting our own investigation.\u2019 A Waitrose spokesman said: \u2018Worker welfare is very important to us \u2013 our supplier is investigating these allegations and will ensure that our high standards are being met.\u2019 A spokesman for the British Retail Consortium which represents all the supermarkets said: \u2018Ensuring workers are treated fairly in our supply chains is a key concern for retailers. We know all supermarkets will examine these allegations closely.\u2019 Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "0953a85cee13aba3aebad5a7f625349e9a848679", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Vegetables sold in UK are grown by workers 'denied basic hygiene facilities' in Almeria, Spain .\nAlmeria workers use bushes near where vegetables are being grown as toilets .\nSome live in filthy shacks made of wood and plastic sheeting near fields in Almeria .\nClaim to be sprayed with pesticides and be left unpaid for hours worked .\nWatch the full film tonight on Channel 4 News at 7pm.\nAn article of 15 April reported on a Channel 4 investigation into the treatment of salad and vegetable workers in Southern Spain who live and work in filthy conditions without basic toilet and hand washing facilities, forcing them to urinate near produce. Those allegations were not made against Agroherni Group in Murcia but relate to separate companies elsewhere in Spain, in Almeria. We apologise to the Agroherni Group for any damage caused."}}
{"prompt": "Greece warned it will go bankrupt next week after failing to stump up enough cash to pay millions of public sector workers and its international debts. Deputy finance minister Dimitras Mardas set alarm bells ringing yesterday when he declared the country had been 'running on empty' since February. With a debt repayment deadline looming on May 1, Greece faces the deeply damaging prospect of having to snub its own employees to make a \u20ac200m payment to\u00a0the International Monetary Fund. In a sign of the bleak climate engulfing the country, Greece's biggest tax office had its electricity cut off yesterday after the finance ministry failed to pay its power bills. At a summit in Brussels today, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to appeal to German Chancellor Angela Merkel for more aid to avoid going bust and a potential exit from the euro. Dire straights: Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras arrives at an European Union leaders summit in Brussels as the country warned it was on the verge of bankruptcy with salary and debt repayment looming . Mardas caused consternation by saying Greece was about \u20ac350-400m short of funds needed this month to pay salaries and pensions that are due at the end of the month. But two hours later, he said the money had been found from social security funds and state corporations not listed on the stock exchange that would put their reserves in a Bank of Greece account. EU leaders fear the left-wing Syriza government will choose its workers, potentially pushing it out of the Eurozone and landing Europe with yet another crisis, it was reported by The Times. At a meeting today, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was expected to press Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to move faster to agree detailed economic reforms crucial to unlock international bailout funds before Athens runs out of cash. The conservative German leader was due to meet the leftist Greek premier a day before eurozone finance ministers meet in Riga to review progress -- or the lack of it -- in slow-moving negotiations between Athens and its creditors. EU officials said they expected Merkel to deliver a message that she wants to keep Greece in the single currency area and avoid a catastrophic default. EU leaders fear Mr Tsipras's left-wing Syriza government will choose to pay its workers than its IMF creditors, risking a default that potentially pushes it out of the Eurozone and lands Europe with yet another crisis . But to achieve that, Tsipras's government must make commitments in technical talks on detailed, costed measures to make public finances sustainable. 'At the highest level, the Germans want to keep Greece in the euro area and find a solution, but time is running short and there may have to be more drama before Tsipras can put his foot down and reach an agreement,' one senior official said. A Greek government official told Reuters in Athens that Tsipras would outline specific reforms to Merkel in a bid to appease creditors and is hoping she will intervene so that there is a breakthrough in the negotiations. The chancellor has so far insisted it is up to Athens to satisfy representatives of the European Commission, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank. European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis, speaking in Berlin, said there were increasing doubts about the situation in Greece, warning that if financial instability returned, there would be no economic growth this year. He said he no longer expected an accord this month but negotiations could run beyond an April 30 deadline for a deal and he expected agreement sometime during May. German Chancellor Angela Merkel was expected to press Greek PM Alexis Tsipras to move faster to agree detailed economic reforms crucial to unlock international bailout funds before Athens runs out of cash . UEFA's general secretary Gianni Infantino has warned that there will be no choice but to suspend Greece from international football unless the country's government rescinds proposed new laws. The Greek government has put forward a bill which could see sporting events cancelled due to incidents of crowd violence and teams prohibited from playing in European competition. UEFA and FIFA say that is direct government interference in football and have threatened to suspend Greece. Infantino said: 'Sadly there will be no other choice than to suspend the Greek Football Federation if this new legislation is passed because football does not allow government interference. 'There are currently three other countries, outside of Europe, which are currently facing similar issues - Indonesia, Pakistan and Zimbabwe. 'I think people in Greece should be very concerned because a suspension will have a serious impact on their football. Don't forget that it will affect more than the national team. If your clubs don't play in our competitions, their coefficient will also drop, meaning that less teams can qualify for the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League.' UEFA and FIFA sent a final letter of warning on Wednesday but the Greek government is refusing to back down. Greece's deputy sports minister Stavros Kontonis told Greek television on Wednesday night: 'We are not going to change the philosophy of the sports bill. The supervision exercised in Greek football by FIFA and UEFA has failed.' Given its tight cash position, Greece had reasons to speed up the talks and its reform plans. 'Progress is not good,' he told ARD German television. Greece has yet to agree with its partners on a comprehensive list of reforms to secure \u20ac7.2billion remaining from its \u20ac240billion EU/IMF bailout. Despite concerns raised yesterday, Eurozone and Greek officials indicated that Athens could probably scrape together public cash reserves to meet its payment obligations into June. But it faces a hump of bond redemptions to the ECB in July and August that it cannot meet without a fresh injection of funds. The ECB's chief economist, Peter Praet, said the central bank was prepared to keep authorising emergency lending to Greek banks for now because they were assessed to be solvent. 'It is true that it is a stressful situation,' Praet said at an event in Berlin. 'I'm not going to discuss how long this will go on. Verbal discipline is of the essence in crisis times.' Tsipras, elected in January on an anti-austerity platform, is resisting cutting pensions, liberalising the labour market or raising value-added tax on Greek holiday islands. EU officials said Brussels was pressing Athens to move ahead with other measures, such as a radical shake-up of product and service markets to sweep away privileges and protections for vested interests, . It also called for greater fairness in taxation to shift the burden to the better-off and improve collection. They are also looking for progress on privatisations, which leftist ministers halted when they took office in late January. Tsipras's office said he would also have a private meeting with French President Francois Hollande on the summit sidelines. Greek daily Kathimerini reported that Athens is considering asking the euro zone's rescue fund to buy Greek government bonds held by the ECB to pay for debt redemptions due this summer. 'The aim of the government's plan is to have the European Stability Mechanism buy the bonds and reach a deal to repay them further out in time, as is the case with loans from the EFSF (European Financial Stability Facility),' the paper said without citing sources. That would amount to a third Greek bailout requiring euro zone governments' agreement and parliamentary approval in some countries, such as Germany and Finland, which could only be achieved if there were a deal on a comprehensive reform package.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nGreece warned it will go bankrupt next week after failing to stump up enough cash to pay millions of public sector workers and its international debts. Deputy finance minister Dimitras Mardas set alarm bells ringing yesterday when he declared the country had been 'running on empty' since February. With a debt repayment deadline looming on May 1, Greece faces the deeply damaging prospect of having to snub its own employees to make a \u20ac200m payment to\u00a0the International Monetary Fund. In a sign of the bleak climate engulfing the country, Greece's biggest tax office had its electricity cut off yesterday after the finance ministry failed to pay its power bills. At a summit in Brussels today, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to appeal to German Chancellor Angela Merkel for more aid to avoid going bust and a potential exit from the euro. Dire straights: Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras arrives at an European Union leaders summit in Brussels as the country warned it was on the verge of bankruptcy with salary and debt repayment looming . Mardas caused consternation by saying Greece was about \u20ac350-400m short of funds needed this month to pay salaries and pensions that are due at the end of the month. But two hours later, he said the money had been found from social security funds and state corporations not listed on the stock exchange that would put their reserves in a Bank of Greece account. EU leaders fear the left-wing Syriza government will choose its workers, potentially pushing it out of the Eurozone and landing Europe with yet another crisis, it was reported by The Times. At a meeting today, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was expected to press Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to move faster to agree detailed economic reforms crucial to unlock international bailout funds before Athens runs out of cash. The conservative German leader was due to meet the leftist Greek premier a day before eurozone finance ministers meet in Riga to review progress -- or the lack of it -- in slow-moving negotiations between Athens and its creditors. EU officials said they expected Merkel to deliver a message that she wants to keep Greece in the single currency area and avoid a catastrophic default. EU leaders fear Mr Tsipras's left-wing Syriza government will choose to pay its workers than its IMF creditors, risking a default that potentially pushes it out of the Eurozone and lands Europe with yet another crisis . But to achieve that, Tsipras's government must make commitments in technical talks on detailed, costed measures to make public finances sustainable. 'At the highest level, the Germans want to keep Greece in the euro area and find a solution, but time is running short and there may have to be more drama before Tsipras can put his foot down and reach an agreement,' one senior official said. A Greek government official told Reuters in Athens that Tsipras would outline specific reforms to Merkel in a bid to appease creditors and is hoping she will intervene so that there is a breakthrough in the negotiations. The chancellor has so far insisted it is up to Athens to satisfy representatives of the European Commission, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank. European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis, speaking in Berlin, said there were increasing doubts about the situation in Greece, warning that if financial instability returned, there would be no economic growth this year. He said he no longer expected an accord this month but negotiations could run beyond an April 30 deadline for a deal and he expected agreement sometime during May. German Chancellor Angela Merkel was expected to press Greek PM Alexis Tsipras to move faster to agree detailed economic reforms crucial to unlock international bailout funds before Athens runs out of cash . UEFA's general secretary Gianni Infantino has warned that there will be no choice but to suspend Greece from international football unless the country's government rescinds proposed new laws. The Greek government has put forward a bill which could see sporting events cancelled due to incidents of crowd violence and teams prohibited from playing in European competition. UEFA and FIFA say that is direct government interference in football and have threatened to suspend Greece. Infantino said: 'Sadly there will be no other choice than to suspend the Greek Football Federation if this new legislation is passed because football does not allow government interference. 'There are currently three other countries, outside of Europe, which are currently facing similar issues - Indonesia, Pakistan and Zimbabwe. 'I think people in Greece should be very concerned because a suspension will have a serious impact on their football. Don't forget that it will affect more than the national team. If your clubs don't play in our competitions, their coefficient will also drop, meaning that less teams can qualify for the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League.' UEFA and FIFA sent a final letter of warning on Wednesday but the Greek government is refusing to back down. Greece's deputy sports minister Stavros Kontonis told Greek television on Wednesday night: 'We are not going to change the philosophy of the sports bill. The supervision exercised in Greek football by FIFA and UEFA has failed.' Given its tight cash position, Greece had reasons to speed up the talks and its reform plans. 'Progress is not good,' he told ARD German television. Greece has yet to agree with its partners on a comprehensive list of reforms to secure \u20ac7.2billion remaining from its \u20ac240billion EU/IMF bailout. Despite concerns raised yesterday, Eurozone and Greek officials indicated that Athens could probably scrape together public cash reserves to meet its payment obligations into June. But it faces a hump of bond redemptions to the ECB in July and August that it cannot meet without a fresh injection of funds. The ECB's chief economist, Peter Praet, said the central bank was prepared to keep authorising emergency lending to Greek banks for now because they were assessed to be solvent. 'It is true that it is a stressful situation,' Praet said at an event in Berlin. 'I'm not going to discuss how long this will go on. Verbal discipline is of the essence in crisis times.' Tsipras, elected in January on an anti-austerity platform, is resisting cutting pensions, liberalising the labour market or raising value-added tax on Greek holiday islands. EU officials said Brussels was pressing Athens to move ahead with other measures, such as a radical shake-up of product and service markets to sweep away privileges and protections for vested interests, . It also called for greater fairness in taxation to shift the burden to the better-off and improve collection. They are also looking for progress on privatisations, which leftist ministers halted when they took office in late January. Tsipras's office said he would also have a private meeting with French President Francois Hollande on the summit sidelines. Greek daily Kathimerini reported that Athens is considering asking the euro zone's rescue fund to buy Greek government bonds held by the ECB to pay for debt redemptions due this summer. 'The aim of the government's plan is to have the European Stability Mechanism buy the bonds and reach a deal to repay them further out in time, as is the case with loans from the EFSF (European Financial Stability Facility),' the paper said without citing sources. That would amount to a third Greek bailout requiring euro zone governments' agreement and parliamentary approval in some countries, such as Germany and Finland, which could only be achieved if there were a deal on a comprehensive reform package."}], "metadata": {"id": "cd1277ce7f18f92fb428e03ac30cf9e632fa8567", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Greece could go bust next week as salaries and EU debt repayments loom .\nFailing to pay workers will be humiliating for left-wing Syriza government .\nBut default on \u20ac200m IMF payment in May would plunge EU into new crisis .\nUEFA threatens to ban Greece from international football in row over law ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Filipinos are being warned to be on guard for flash floods and landslides as tropical storm Maysak approached the Asian island nation Saturday. Just a few days ago, Maysak gained super typhoon status thanks to its sustained 150 mph winds. It has since lost a lot of steam as it has spun west in the Pacific Ocean. It's now classified as a tropical storm, according to the Philippine national weather service, which calls it a different name, Chedeng. It boasts steady winds of more than 70 mph (115 kph) and gusts up to 90 mph as of 5 p.m. (5 a.m. ET) Saturday. Still, that doesn't mean Maysak won't pack a wallop. Authorities took preemptive steps to keep people safe such as barring outdoor activities like swimming, surfing, diving and boating in some locales, as well as a number of precautionary evacuations. Gabriel Llave, a disaster official, told PNA that tourists who arrive Saturday in and around the coastal town of Aurora \"will not be accepted by the owners of hotels, resorts, inns and the like ... and will be advised to return to their respective places.\" Aldczar Aurelio, a meteorologist with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), said the storm was centered 200 miles southwest of Aurora province as of 5 p.m. (5 a.m. ET) and heading west at a 12.5 mph clip. It's expected to make landfall Sunday morning on the southeastern coast of Isabela province and be out of the Philippines by Monday. Ahead of the storm. Isabela Gov. Faustino Dry III warned Saturday that residents should act as if this will be \"no ordinary typhoon.\" Dry told PNA, \"We do not know what the impact will be once it will make landfall.\"", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Filipinos are being warned to be on guard for flash floods and landslides as tropical storm Maysak approached the Asian island nation Saturday. Just a few days ago, Maysak gained super typhoon status thanks to its sustained 150 mph winds. It has since lost a lot of steam as it has spun west in the Pacific Ocean. It's now classified as a tropical storm, according to the Philippine national weather service, which calls it a different name, Chedeng. It boasts steady winds of more than 70 mph (115 kph) and gusts up to 90 mph as of 5 p.m. (5 a.m. ET) Saturday. Still, that doesn't mean Maysak won't pack a wallop. Authorities took preemptive steps to keep people safe such as barring outdoor activities like swimming, surfing, diving and boating in some locales, as well as a number of precautionary evacuations. Gabriel Llave, a disaster official, told PNA that tourists who arrive Saturday in and around the coastal town of Aurora \"will not be accepted by the owners of hotels, resorts, inns and the like ... and will be advised to return to their respective places.\" Aldczar Aurelio, a meteorologist with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), said the storm was centered 200 miles southwest of Aurora province as of 5 p.m. (5 a.m. ET) and heading west at a 12.5 mph clip. It's expected to make landfall Sunday morning on the southeastern coast of Isabela province and be out of the Philippines by Monday. Ahead of the storm. Isabela Gov. Faustino Dry III warned Saturday that residents should act as if this will be \"no ordinary typhoon.\" Dry told PNA, \"We do not know what the impact will be once it will make landfall.\""}], "metadata": {"id": "6222f33c2c79b80be437335eeb3f488509e92cf5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Once a super typhoon, Maysak is now a tropical storm with 70 mph winds .\nIt could still cause flooding, landslides and other problems in the Philippines ."}}
{"prompt": "An Oregon woman who came home and beat her boyfriend's former girlfriend with a crowbar after finding her getting high on heroin in her bathroom will no longer face prosecution. Elena Curtin of Portland was\u00a0seven-months pregnant when she was charged with\u00a0second-degree assault after she struck her boyfriend's ex in the head and arm with a crowbar in November 2014. She was set to go to trial in Multnomah County Circuit Court this week, but prosecutors dropped the charge on Monday because\u00a0Curtin, 23, was 'completely justified in her outrage'. Elena Curtin of Portland, Oregon, was seven-months pregnant when she was charged with second-degree assault after she struck her boyfriend's ex in the head and arm with a crowbar in November 2014 . Curtin gave birth in January. When Curtin came home, she found her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend shooting heroin while sitting on her toilet,\u00a0Oregonian/OregonLive\u00a0reported. When she asked her to leave and the woman refused, Curtin beat her with a crowbar. Oregon law allows for use of physical force against an intruder who won't leave a resident's home. Curtin's defense attorney, Casey Kovacic, said the ex-girlfriend was\u00a0'jealous and bitter' that the boyfriend was in a relationship with his client. The boyfriend, who is the father of Curtin's child, struggled with heroin in the past. The ex and the boyfriend had gotten high at the apartment before and they have a five-year-old child. They have since reconciled and Curtin is now living with her parents. The boyfriend has not been a part of his new child's life. Kovacic wrote in an email: 'In the two years leading up to this incident, [the ex] made it her personal mission to make Elena's life miserable. 'She routinely harassed and threatened to hurt Elena, stole from her, and cruelly plotted to drag [the boyfriend] back into addiction. 'That's one silver lining - \u00a0she's [Curtin] been able to examine how bad (her relationship) was and move on with her life.' If she had gone to trial and been convicted, Curtin would have faced received a\u00a0mandatory prison sentence of almost six years. Curtin was charged after coming home and finding her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend shooting heroin in her bathroom .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn Oregon woman who came home and beat her boyfriend's former girlfriend with a crowbar after finding her getting high on heroin in her bathroom will no longer face prosecution. Elena Curtin of Portland was\u00a0seven-months pregnant when she was charged with\u00a0second-degree assault after she struck her boyfriend's ex in the head and arm with a crowbar in November 2014. She was set to go to trial in Multnomah County Circuit Court this week, but prosecutors dropped the charge on Monday because\u00a0Curtin, 23, was 'completely justified in her outrage'. Elena Curtin of Portland, Oregon, was seven-months pregnant when she was charged with second-degree assault after she struck her boyfriend's ex in the head and arm with a crowbar in November 2014 . Curtin gave birth in January. When Curtin came home, she found her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend shooting heroin while sitting on her toilet,\u00a0Oregonian/OregonLive\u00a0reported. When she asked her to leave and the woman refused, Curtin beat her with a crowbar. Oregon law allows for use of physical force against an intruder who won't leave a resident's home. Curtin's defense attorney, Casey Kovacic, said the ex-girlfriend was\u00a0'jealous and bitter' that the boyfriend was in a relationship with his client. The boyfriend, who is the father of Curtin's child, struggled with heroin in the past. The ex and the boyfriend had gotten high at the apartment before and they have a five-year-old child. They have since reconciled and Curtin is now living with her parents. The boyfriend has not been a part of his new child's life. Kovacic wrote in an email: 'In the two years leading up to this incident, [the ex] made it her personal mission to make Elena's life miserable. 'She routinely harassed and threatened to hurt Elena, stole from her, and cruelly plotted to drag [the boyfriend] back into addiction. 'That's one silver lining - \u00a0she's [Curtin] been able to examine how bad (her relationship) was and move on with her life.' If she had gone to trial and been convicted, Curtin would have faced received a\u00a0mandatory prison sentence of almost six years. Curtin was charged after coming home and finding her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend shooting heroin in her bathroom ."}], "metadata": {"id": "cc9c4d4e8458cdbc7d29325674e5371fd810549f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Elena Curtin was seven-months pregnant during Portland, Oregon, incident .\nBoyfriend's ex was injecting drugs in her bathroom when she came home .\nCurtin, 23, was scheduled to go to trial on second-degree assault charge .\nShe hit boyfriend's ex on head and arm but prosecutors dropped charge .\nOregon law allows for physical force against an intruder who won't leave .\nConviction would have resulted in mandatory six-year prison sentence ."}}
{"prompt": "A red hot Novak Djokovic is being tipped to end Rafa Nadal's stranglehold at Roland Garros in June but the Spaniard dismissed the threat as being no different to those he has faced before. The Serbian world number one has been an unstoppable force in recent weeks, winning 17 matches on the bounce and becoming the first man to win the season's first three Masters title. He comfortably beat Nadal on his beloved red clay in last week's Monte Carlo Masters semi-finals, and the nature of Djokovic's 6-3 6-3 mauling means plenty are backing him to complete his collection of grand slam titles this year by winning his first French Open. Rafa Nadal practices in Barcelona as he steps up his clay-court preparation ahead of the French Open . Nadal was beaten convincingly by Novak Djokovic in MOnet Carlo last week . But as far as Nadal is concerned, 2015 is no different to 2013, 2012 or even 2011. 'Djokovic was good in 2011, in 2012, 2013 as well as in 2015. Sometimes you win more and some you win less,' Nadal, who has triumphed at the French Open in nine of the last 10 years, told reporters at the Barcelona Open. 'It is difficult to win everything all the time. Djokovic was as good then in 2011 as he is now. He had an impeccable year in 2011 as well as he is having in 2015. I have to congratulate him. Djokovic is World No 1 and in superb form, but Nadal insists he has no worries about Roland Garros . The Spaniard is looking to win a sixth consecutive French Open, and a tenth in total . 'The rest of the players have to accept that at the moment he is the world number one with all he has achieved this year,' added Nadal, who has had a patchy year after making his comeback in January following another lengthy injury and illness break. 'This year I have to do things right, get back to a very high level to face him on the court,' Nadal said. 'Tennis-wise, I feel a lot better than a few weeks ago. I am going to try to get as far as I can and to play as well as I can, topping the level I showed in Monte Carlo.' Nadal admits that Djokovic will be the man to beat, but says this year will be no different to previous ones .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA red hot Novak Djokovic is being tipped to end Rafa Nadal's stranglehold at Roland Garros in June but the Spaniard dismissed the threat as being no different to those he has faced before. The Serbian world number one has been an unstoppable force in recent weeks, winning 17 matches on the bounce and becoming the first man to win the season's first three Masters title. He comfortably beat Nadal on his beloved red clay in last week's Monte Carlo Masters semi-finals, and the nature of Djokovic's 6-3 6-3 mauling means plenty are backing him to complete his collection of grand slam titles this year by winning his first French Open. Rafa Nadal practices in Barcelona as he steps up his clay-court preparation ahead of the French Open . Nadal was beaten convincingly by Novak Djokovic in MOnet Carlo last week . But as far as Nadal is concerned, 2015 is no different to 2013, 2012 or even 2011. 'Djokovic was good in 2011, in 2012, 2013 as well as in 2015. Sometimes you win more and some you win less,' Nadal, who has triumphed at the French Open in nine of the last 10 years, told reporters at the Barcelona Open. 'It is difficult to win everything all the time. Djokovic was as good then in 2011 as he is now. He had an impeccable year in 2011 as well as he is having in 2015. I have to congratulate him. Djokovic is World No 1 and in superb form, but Nadal insists he has no worries about Roland Garros . The Spaniard is looking to win a sixth consecutive French Open, and a tenth in total . 'The rest of the players have to accept that at the moment he is the world number one with all he has achieved this year,' added Nadal, who has had a patchy year after making his comeback in January following another lengthy injury and illness break. 'This year I have to do things right, get back to a very high level to face him on the court,' Nadal said. 'Tennis-wise, I feel a lot better than a few weeks ago. I am going to try to get as far as I can and to play as well as I can, topping the level I showed in Monte Carlo.' Nadal admits that Djokovic will be the man to beat, but says this year will be no different to previous ones ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c3b8e6b3cd4b1a87a8e4432c5aa3ed13f33d0e35", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Rafael Nadal lost heavily to Novak Djokovic on clay in Monte Carlo .\nDjokovic is World No 1 and tipped to challenge at Roland Garos .\nBut nine-time champion Nadal says this year will be no different ."}}
{"prompt": "It had seemed fake tan was here to stay after becoming a beauty staple for many women who wanted to emulate their favourite celebrities\u2019 bronzed looks. But their determination to achieve the perfect glow appears to be fading away in favour of adopting a lighter look. The number of bottles of fake tan sold in 2014 fell by nearly a quarter (24.1 per cent) from the year before, bringing the value of sales down by 19.3 per cent to \u00a314.5million. The number of bottles of fake tan sold in 2014 fell by nearly a quarter from last year. The product used to be a favourite of many celebrities including Victoria Beckham (left) and Sam Faiers (right) Georgia Percy, of retail analysts Kantar Worldpanel, which gathered the data, said it suggests women are \u2018tending towards a more natural look\u2019. She added that artificial tanning products were the hardest hit sub-sector of the sun care market. And Sandra Vaughan, a beauty consultant for artificial tan brand Fake Bake, said the pale look is now more fashionable. Fake tanning had become part of many women\u2019s regular beauty regime thanks to its popularity among celebrities such as former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham, the stars on Strictly Come Dancing and the cast \u2013 both male and female \u2013 of reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex. But even the TOWIE crew themselves admit the look can easily go wrong. Sam Faiers, who was a brand ambassador for Fake Bake, has described her horror at looking unnaturally orange on occasion. Pale skin icons include the likes of Keira Knightley, pictured (above) at the 87th annual Academy Awards, Cara Delevingne and Gwyneth Paltrow . She said: \u2018Just before Christmas I overdid it with the fake tan. I made my legs too dark and I just thought, what have I done?!\u2019 Other TOWIE performers have admitted similar errors, including Lauren Goodger, who was a particularly vivid colour when attending a Woman\u2019s Own event last year. Even the programme itself has ridiculed the dangers of fake tan. Charlie Sims became a laughing stock after emerging from a spay tan session designed to improve his appearance and self-esteem only to look like an orange extra from the famous Tango TV commercials. His sister, Chloe Sims, famously stripped off to be the face and body of Montana Tan\u2019s Starship Range. Georgia Percy, from Kantar Worldpanel, said sales of artificial tanning products were the hardest hit sub-sector of the suncare market in 2014. \u2018As with total suncare, the key contributor to decline was fewer shoppers, suggesting women are tending towards a more natural look,\u2019 she said. Lou Ellerton, of consultants the Value Engineers, told The Grocer magazine: \u2018Reality TV shows were effectively ongoing ads for fake tan but they passed their peak. 'It\u2019s like fake tan has been off the air for a while.\u2019 Pale skin icons include the likes of Keira Knightley, Cara Delevingne and Gwyneth Paltrow. The weather has also played a part, she said. \u2018If skin is not on show, why dress it up?\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt had seemed fake tan was here to stay after becoming a beauty staple for many women who wanted to emulate their favourite celebrities\u2019 bronzed looks. But their determination to achieve the perfect glow appears to be fading away in favour of adopting a lighter look. The number of bottles of fake tan sold in 2014 fell by nearly a quarter (24.1 per cent) from the year before, bringing the value of sales down by 19.3 per cent to \u00a314.5million. The number of bottles of fake tan sold in 2014 fell by nearly a quarter from last year. The product used to be a favourite of many celebrities including Victoria Beckham (left) and Sam Faiers (right) Georgia Percy, of retail analysts Kantar Worldpanel, which gathered the data, said it suggests women are \u2018tending towards a more natural look\u2019. She added that artificial tanning products were the hardest hit sub-sector of the sun care market. And Sandra Vaughan, a beauty consultant for artificial tan brand Fake Bake, said the pale look is now more fashionable. Fake tanning had become part of many women\u2019s regular beauty regime thanks to its popularity among celebrities such as former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham, the stars on Strictly Come Dancing and the cast \u2013 both male and female \u2013 of reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex. But even the TOWIE crew themselves admit the look can easily go wrong. Sam Faiers, who was a brand ambassador for Fake Bake, has described her horror at looking unnaturally orange on occasion. Pale skin icons include the likes of Keira Knightley, pictured (above) at the 87th annual Academy Awards, Cara Delevingne and Gwyneth Paltrow . She said: \u2018Just before Christmas I overdid it with the fake tan. I made my legs too dark and I just thought, what have I done?!\u2019 Other TOWIE performers have admitted similar errors, including Lauren Goodger, who was a particularly vivid colour when attending a Woman\u2019s Own event last year. Even the programme itself has ridiculed the dangers of fake tan. Charlie Sims became a laughing stock after emerging from a spay tan session designed to improve his appearance and self-esteem only to look like an orange extra from the famous Tango TV commercials. His sister, Chloe Sims, famously stripped off to be the face and body of Montana Tan\u2019s Starship Range. Georgia Percy, from Kantar Worldpanel, said sales of artificial tanning products were the hardest hit sub-sector of the suncare market in 2014. \u2018As with total suncare, the key contributor to decline was fewer shoppers, suggesting women are tending towards a more natural look,\u2019 she said. Lou Ellerton, of consultants the Value Engineers, told The Grocer magazine: \u2018Reality TV shows were effectively ongoing ads for fake tan but they passed their peak. 'It\u2019s like fake tan has been off the air for a while.\u2019 Pale skin icons include the likes of Keira Knightley, Cara Delevingne and Gwyneth Paltrow. The weather has also played a part, she said. \u2018If skin is not on show, why dress it up?\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "bd89a6bfa686cc0b0382420daee08e16a3fa3095", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "The value of sales fell by 19.3 per cent to around \u00a314.5million last year .\nPale skin icons include the likes of Keira Knightley and Cara Delevingne ."}}
{"prompt": "JB Holmes took victory in a play-off at the Shell Houston Open when Johnson Wagner saw a four-foot putt lip out. Holmes, who started the day six shots off the lead but ripped through the first half of the course to make the turn in 29, had moments before missed from 10 foot but 2008 winner Wagner could not save par to take the play-off to a third hole. Overnight leader Jordan Spieth, who hit a fine putt to par the 18th and make it a three-way play-off, had been eliminated on the first hole. J B Holmes poses with the Houston Open trophy after a thrilling climax saw him take the title . Holmes bumps fists with his caddie to celebrate winning the Houston Open after two play-off holes . Johnson Wagner watches his putt go by the hole on the second play-off, handing the title to Holmes . Spieth's one-shot overnight lead evaporated almost before he had time to warm up on the course thanks to Holmes' blistering start. Six birdies on the first seven holes saw Holmes tear into an outright lead as Spieth was easing into proceedings with his second par in as many holes. Holmes picked up a further shot on the eighth on his way to finishing the front nine on a seven-under 29 to tie the nine-hole course record with Fred Couples. The 32-year-old had a less prolific back nine, but he still picked up two further birdies, with a bogey on the 16th his only blot on a fine day's golf. He returned to the clubhouse with a two-shot lead having carded 64, but back-to-back birdies on 13 and 14 saw Spieth join Holmes on 16 under overall with four holes remaining. Holmes began the day six shots off the lead but stormed up the leaderboard with a brilliant start . Overnight leader Jordan Spieth saw his advantage go before he was on the course, but made a play-off . The 21-year-old, who could have gone second in the world rankings with victory in Houston, just missed taxing birdie shots on 16 and 17 to take it all down to his final hole. And just after his tee shot narrowly avoided the bunker, Wagner dramatically birdied the par-four 18th with a 25ft putt to card a 69 and create a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard. Spieth still had the chance to win it outright but found a bunker, and he needed a fine 42ft chip and then a 12ft putt to rescue par and join the play-off. Once it began, things quickly went south for the Texan. He found the greenside bunker with his second shot, and then made a poor shot out from a difficult lie, claiming something had distracted him during his backswing. He would be eliminated with a bogey. Wagner had also run into trouble with his second shot but salvaged a par, and when Holmes missed from 10ft they headed back to the tee to try again. Spieth was the first to drop out in the play-offs, after bogeying the first hole to fall out of contention . Johnson Wagner celebrates his birdie at the eighteenth, to earn a place in the play-off, but he fell just short . Neither man had dramas on the way to the green this time but Holmes got much closer to the hole with his second approach shot, and after Wagner over-hit a long putt Holmes again had the chance to win it from 10ft. His putt drifted a couple of inches wide but Wagner's putt from four feet lipped out and Holmes could celebrate. 'I knew I had to play a really low round to have a chance, but I started out great and it worked out for me,' Holmes said on Sky Sports 4 before turning his attention to next week's Masters. 'It's great any time you get a week where you can win going into a major. I went there Monday and Tuesday and saw the course so hopefully I'm ready. I'm hitting it well, and looking forward to it.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJB Holmes took victory in a play-off at the Shell Houston Open when Johnson Wagner saw a four-foot putt lip out. Holmes, who started the day six shots off the lead but ripped through the first half of the course to make the turn in 29, had moments before missed from 10 foot but 2008 winner Wagner could not save par to take the play-off to a third hole. Overnight leader Jordan Spieth, who hit a fine putt to par the 18th and make it a three-way play-off, had been eliminated on the first hole. J B Holmes poses with the Houston Open trophy after a thrilling climax saw him take the title . Holmes bumps fists with his caddie to celebrate winning the Houston Open after two play-off holes . Johnson Wagner watches his putt go by the hole on the second play-off, handing the title to Holmes . Spieth's one-shot overnight lead evaporated almost before he had time to warm up on the course thanks to Holmes' blistering start. Six birdies on the first seven holes saw Holmes tear into an outright lead as Spieth was easing into proceedings with his second par in as many holes. Holmes picked up a further shot on the eighth on his way to finishing the front nine on a seven-under 29 to tie the nine-hole course record with Fred Couples. The 32-year-old had a less prolific back nine, but he still picked up two further birdies, with a bogey on the 16th his only blot on a fine day's golf. He returned to the clubhouse with a two-shot lead having carded 64, but back-to-back birdies on 13 and 14 saw Spieth join Holmes on 16 under overall with four holes remaining. Holmes began the day six shots off the lead but stormed up the leaderboard with a brilliant start . Overnight leader Jordan Spieth saw his advantage go before he was on the course, but made a play-off . The 21-year-old, who could have gone second in the world rankings with victory in Houston, just missed taxing birdie shots on 16 and 17 to take it all down to his final hole. And just after his tee shot narrowly avoided the bunker, Wagner dramatically birdied the par-four 18th with a 25ft putt to card a 69 and create a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard. Spieth still had the chance to win it outright but found a bunker, and he needed a fine 42ft chip and then a 12ft putt to rescue par and join the play-off. Once it began, things quickly went south for the Texan. He found the greenside bunker with his second shot, and then made a poor shot out from a difficult lie, claiming something had distracted him during his backswing. He would be eliminated with a bogey. Wagner had also run into trouble with his second shot but salvaged a par, and when Holmes missed from 10ft they headed back to the tee to try again. Spieth was the first to drop out in the play-offs, after bogeying the first hole to fall out of contention . Johnson Wagner celebrates his birdie at the eighteenth, to earn a place in the play-off, but he fell just short . Neither man had dramas on the way to the green this time but Holmes got much closer to the hole with his second approach shot, and after Wagner over-hit a long putt Holmes again had the chance to win it from 10ft. His putt drifted a couple of inches wide but Wagner's putt from four feet lipped out and Holmes could celebrate. 'I knew I had to play a really low round to have a chance, but I started out great and it worked out for me,' Holmes said on Sky Sports 4 before turning his attention to next week's Masters. 'It's great any time you get a week where you can win going into a major. I went there Monday and Tuesday and saw the course so hopefully I'm ready. I'm hitting it well, and looking forward to it.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "9b5ec1bf91a4176492fe684c74921cfe7337b192", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Johnson Wagner loses out to JB Holmes after second playoff hole .\nJordan Spieth had crashed out on first hole after all three finish 16 under .\nEnglishman Paul Casey is best-placed Brit, finishing four shots back ."}}
{"prompt": "Farmers and shearers across Australia are 'prepared to fight tooth and nail for our farming industry' after PETA released a confronting campaign accusing the wool industry of barbaric treatment of their sheep. The gruesome campaign, shows vegan lead guitarist of 'I Killed the Prom Queen,' Jona Weinhofen, holding a severed lamb alongside the words, 'here's the rest of your wool coat.' PETA later admitted the lamb was a prop and made of foam even though they said the advert detailed 'the realities of the Australian wool industry.' The Victorian Farming Federation launched an official complaint to the Advertising Standards Bureau on Monday. Scroll down for video . PETA's latest campaign shows vegan guitarist Jona Weinhofen, holding a severed lamb actually made of foam . Many have taken to social media to voice their disgust at the 'misleading' and 'inaccurate' advertisment . After the lamb was revealed to be fake, Mr Weinhofen took to social media to post an image of a real sheep . People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals also accompanied a series of graphic videos along with the advert. The Victorian Farming Federation launched an official complaint on Monday . The disturbing clips showed Australian shearers kicking, stamping and mutilating the creatures before stitching up their butchered wounds with a needle. The investigation posted on PETA's website states that this gruesome behaviour was observed in 19 shearing sheds across Australia. 'Shearers are often paid by volume, not by the hour, which encourages fast, violent work and can lead to severe cuts on sheep's bodies,' it said. 'Large swaths of skin were cut or ripped off the bodies of many sheep by the shearers.' The campaign aims to deter people from purchasing wool products and gives a number of alternatives such as cotton, linen and fleece. But many shearers, farmers and wool buyers have\u00a0taken to social media to defend the industry and reject that the abuse is systematic across the country as this would cause a national scandal. The Victorian Farming Federation also took to social media to vent their disgust at the advertisement. 'WE'RE prepared to fight tooth and nail for our farming industry today launching an official complaint to the Advertising Standards Bureau on PETA's latest misleading and offensive campaign,' they posted on their Facebook page. The disturbing clips showed Australian shearers kicking, stamping and mutilating the creatures . The campaign mainly aims to deter people from purchasing wool products and gives a number of alternatives . President of the Victorian Farming Federation, Peter Tuohey, congratulated TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan after she voiced her strong support for the wool industry on The Project on Tuesday . The Minister for Agriculture, Barnaby Joyce has also voiced his outrage calling the campaign a 'load of rubbish.' According to The Weekly Times, in their submission to the\u00a0Advertising Standards Bureau, the Victorian Farmers Federation said the campaign 'denigrates, offends, belittles and insults every Australian's intelligence'. 'The fact the lamb they are trying to represent is fake and made our of foam is grossly misleading and offensive,' the submission says. 'The comments and allegations made by PETA misrepresent and damage an entire industry.' PETA Australia campaigns manager Ashley Fruno reminded the public of the content of the gruesome video. 'Everyone keeps forgetting that there is a video that documents shearing leading to severe cuts on sheep's bodies,' she said. 'Large swaths of many sheep's skin were cut or ripped off by the shears. Workers didn't give sheep any painkillers before using needles to sew up their flesh to try to close gaping, bloody wounds caused by shearing while the sheep writhed and kicked out in pain.' But the President of the Victorian Farming Federation, Peter Tuohey, congratulated TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan after she voiced her strong support for the wool industry on The Project on Tuesday. Jona Weinhofen has not been as grateful to the public after receiving many hateful comments since the advert . Vegan lead guitarist of 'I Killed the Prom Queen,' has received negativity due to his involvement in the advert . 'Well done Gorgi Coghlan\u00a0for standing proud of the industry she grew up in. Farmers take animal welfare seriously,' he Tweeted. The face of PETA's campaign, Jona\u00a0Weinhofen has not been as grateful to the public after receiving many hateful comments due to his involvement in the advert. 'Since my latest @PETA ad I have been constantly victimized by farmers,' he tweeted. Australia is the world's largest wool exporter, gaining a revenue of $3 billion a year. The decision on whether the official complaints meets the board's requirements for investigation will be made this week.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFarmers and shearers across Australia are 'prepared to fight tooth and nail for our farming industry' after PETA released a confronting campaign accusing the wool industry of barbaric treatment of their sheep. The gruesome campaign, shows vegan lead guitarist of 'I Killed the Prom Queen,' Jona Weinhofen, holding a severed lamb alongside the words, 'here's the rest of your wool coat.' PETA later admitted the lamb was a prop and made of foam even though they said the advert detailed 'the realities of the Australian wool industry.' The Victorian Farming Federation launched an official complaint to the Advertising Standards Bureau on Monday. Scroll down for video . PETA's latest campaign shows vegan guitarist Jona Weinhofen, holding a severed lamb actually made of foam . Many have taken to social media to voice their disgust at the 'misleading' and 'inaccurate' advertisment . After the lamb was revealed to be fake, Mr Weinhofen took to social media to post an image of a real sheep . People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals also accompanied a series of graphic videos along with the advert. The Victorian Farming Federation launched an official complaint on Monday . The disturbing clips showed Australian shearers kicking, stamping and mutilating the creatures before stitching up their butchered wounds with a needle. The investigation posted on PETA's website states that this gruesome behaviour was observed in 19 shearing sheds across Australia. 'Shearers are often paid by volume, not by the hour, which encourages fast, violent work and can lead to severe cuts on sheep's bodies,' it said. 'Large swaths of skin were cut or ripped off the bodies of many sheep by the shearers.' The campaign aims to deter people from purchasing wool products and gives a number of alternatives such as cotton, linen and fleece. But many shearers, farmers and wool buyers have\u00a0taken to social media to defend the industry and reject that the abuse is systematic across the country as this would cause a national scandal. The Victorian Farming Federation also took to social media to vent their disgust at the advertisement. 'WE'RE prepared to fight tooth and nail for our farming industry today launching an official complaint to the Advertising Standards Bureau on PETA's latest misleading and offensive campaign,' they posted on their Facebook page. The disturbing clips showed Australian shearers kicking, stamping and mutilating the creatures . The campaign mainly aims to deter people from purchasing wool products and gives a number of alternatives . President of the Victorian Farming Federation, Peter Tuohey, congratulated TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan after she voiced her strong support for the wool industry on The Project on Tuesday . The Minister for Agriculture, Barnaby Joyce has also voiced his outrage calling the campaign a 'load of rubbish.' According to The Weekly Times, in their submission to the\u00a0Advertising Standards Bureau, the Victorian Farmers Federation said the campaign 'denigrates, offends, belittles and insults every Australian's intelligence'. 'The fact the lamb they are trying to represent is fake and made our of foam is grossly misleading and offensive,' the submission says. 'The comments and allegations made by PETA misrepresent and damage an entire industry.' PETA Australia campaigns manager Ashley Fruno reminded the public of the content of the gruesome video. 'Everyone keeps forgetting that there is a video that documents shearing leading to severe cuts on sheep's bodies,' she said. 'Large swaths of many sheep's skin were cut or ripped off by the shears. Workers didn't give sheep any painkillers before using needles to sew up their flesh to try to close gaping, bloody wounds caused by shearing while the sheep writhed and kicked out in pain.' But the President of the Victorian Farming Federation, Peter Tuohey, congratulated TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan after she voiced her strong support for the wool industry on The Project on Tuesday. Jona Weinhofen has not been as grateful to the public after receiving many hateful comments since the advert . Vegan lead guitarist of 'I Killed the Prom Queen,' has received negativity due to his involvement in the advert . 'Well done Gorgi Coghlan\u00a0for standing proud of the industry she grew up in. Farmers take animal welfare seriously,' he Tweeted. The face of PETA's campaign, Jona\u00a0Weinhofen has not been as grateful to the public after receiving many hateful comments due to his involvement in the advert. 'Since my latest @PETA ad I have been constantly victimized by farmers,' he tweeted. Australia is the world's largest wool exporter, gaining a revenue of $3 billion a year. The decision on whether the official complaints meets the board's requirements for investigation will be made this week."}], "metadata": {"id": "b7cf60b7e372b7a8bb0a06fc6bd9fe9cd4e5491e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "PETA release campaign accusing Aussie shearers of mistreating sheep .\nThe Victorian Farming Federation launched official complaint on Monday .\nThe advert shoes vegan guitarist Jona Weinhofen holding severed lamb .\nPETA later admitted the lamb was in fact a prop made of foam .\nMinister Barnaby Joyce has defended wool industry calling the ad 'rubbish'"}}
{"prompt": "Authorities in Virginia are searching for the cell phone of a missing young woman 40 miles from where she was last seen. Norfolk Police continued to look for Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, 18, who has been missing since March 2, and focused on a pond near Carrsville after a new tip. Local resident Steve Hines said that divers were searching the outer edges of the pond for the Longwood University freshman's phone, which sent strange text messages to her mother shortly after her disappearance. Scroll down for video . Police are searching a pond near Carrsville, Virginia, in an attempt to find the cell phone of Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, a Longwood University freshman who was last seen on March 2. AJ Hadsell (left) was last seen driving near her parents' home in Norfolk and her stepfather Wesley Hadsell (right) was taken into custody late last month after being interrogated by police for more than 15 hours . The teenager was last seen when she was home for spring break driving near her home in Norfolk, roughly 40 miles from the pond searched Friday, according to\u00a013 News Now. Hines said that police showed him a picture and asked him if he had seen a white van for Quality Plumbing. He said that he had seen the vehicle, which belongs to a company where Hadsell's stepfather Wesley works, driving along the rural road. He had been working in nearby Franklin, Virginia, around the time of the disappearance. The stepfather of the teenager, 36, was taken into police custody late last month amid claims that he knows who has taken his daughter. He was arrested on March 21 after being interrogated by police for more than 15 hours. Wesley was been locked up on six charges including four charges of obstructing justice, one charge of possessing ammunition after a felony and one charge of breaking and entering. He said he broke into the home of the person that he believes took his daughter against her will. Wesley Hadsell, left, has admitted breaking into the home of the person that he believes took his daughter AJ, right, against her will. The stepfather has a criminal record including dropped rape and kidnapping charges . Residents of Carrsville reported a white plumbing van for the company Wesley Hadsell works for driving suspiciously around the pond . 'I couldn't sit a minute away from where my daughter may have been,' he told WAVY.com. Wesley has admitted to spending roughly 18 minutes inside the home, where he says he searched for evidence by going through the trash and searching under the carpet. He said he even punched the family dog out of anger. While searching the property AJ's stepfather claims that he discovered her jacket. 'I found my daughter's jacket in his couch rolled up behind the cushion,' he said. 'I was just trying to make the evidence come to light. It's not like I had the jacket, I didn't plant the jacket, I didn't know anything about that. It was the fact of the overwhelming information that led me there.' Officially police have said that they are not ruling out foul play and they have no suspects. During a search of Wesley's hotel room police found 72 rounds of nine-millimeter ammunition. He has aroused local suspicions on social media in part because he has a lengthy felony criminal record. In 2005 his ex-wife went missing for several days and he was reportedly arrested after allegedly kidnapping her and driving her across multiple states. Charges of rape, kidnapping, assault and domestic violence were later dropped. Police have not ruled out foul play in the disappearance of the Longwood University freshman, which has lasted for more than a month . Police spent over 12 hours combing a large, remote wooded area in coastal Chesapeake following a tip that some of AJ's clothing had being found on the side of the road late last month . He also served 54 months in prison for a bank robbery in Fredericksburg, Virginia, according to WTKR. Now he says that he is a changed man. Wesley and his wife were estranged when he was arrested, but it is not clear what their relationship was at the time of the disappearance. Jennifer Busby, AJ's mother, said she received text messages from her daughter's phone shortly after he disappearance but was not sure that the person sending them was actually the missing girl. Wesley Hadsell was denied bond and the judge said the he was trying to impede the investigation into his stepdaughter's disappearance, according to the Virginian-Pilot. He admitted to increasing cocaine use, but said that he just wants to see his daughter home. A neighbor reported seeing AJ driving 'with purpose' and then saw a white four-door vehicle following about a minute behind her. They say Hadsell was followed by a white four-door compact car less than one minute later, and that another neighbor spotted a similar white car in the family's driveway around the same time. AJ's family and friends discovered items of her clothing two weeks ago near the side of the road in a remote wooded area in coastal Chesapeake. Four items were found that belonged to her. AJ is described as standing at 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 120 pounds.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAuthorities in Virginia are searching for the cell phone of a missing young woman 40 miles from where she was last seen. Norfolk Police continued to look for Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, 18, who has been missing since March 2, and focused on a pond near Carrsville after a new tip. Local resident Steve Hines said that divers were searching the outer edges of the pond for the Longwood University freshman's phone, which sent strange text messages to her mother shortly after her disappearance. Scroll down for video . Police are searching a pond near Carrsville, Virginia, in an attempt to find the cell phone of Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, a Longwood University freshman who was last seen on March 2. AJ Hadsell (left) was last seen driving near her parents' home in Norfolk and her stepfather Wesley Hadsell (right) was taken into custody late last month after being interrogated by police for more than 15 hours . The teenager was last seen when she was home for spring break driving near her home in Norfolk, roughly 40 miles from the pond searched Friday, according to\u00a013 News Now. Hines said that police showed him a picture and asked him if he had seen a white van for Quality Plumbing. He said that he had seen the vehicle, which belongs to a company where Hadsell's stepfather Wesley works, driving along the rural road. He had been working in nearby Franklin, Virginia, around the time of the disappearance. The stepfather of the teenager, 36, was taken into police custody late last month amid claims that he knows who has taken his daughter. He was arrested on March 21 after being interrogated by police for more than 15 hours. Wesley was been locked up on six charges including four charges of obstructing justice, one charge of possessing ammunition after a felony and one charge of breaking and entering. He said he broke into the home of the person that he believes took his daughter against her will. Wesley Hadsell, left, has admitted breaking into the home of the person that he believes took his daughter AJ, right, against her will. The stepfather has a criminal record including dropped rape and kidnapping charges . Residents of Carrsville reported a white plumbing van for the company Wesley Hadsell works for driving suspiciously around the pond . 'I couldn't sit a minute away from where my daughter may have been,' he told WAVY.com. Wesley has admitted to spending roughly 18 minutes inside the home, where he says he searched for evidence by going through the trash and searching under the carpet. He said he even punched the family dog out of anger. While searching the property AJ's stepfather claims that he discovered her jacket. 'I found my daughter's jacket in his couch rolled up behind the cushion,' he said. 'I was just trying to make the evidence come to light. It's not like I had the jacket, I didn't plant the jacket, I didn't know anything about that. It was the fact of the overwhelming information that led me there.' Officially police have said that they are not ruling out foul play and they have no suspects. During a search of Wesley's hotel room police found 72 rounds of nine-millimeter ammunition. He has aroused local suspicions on social media in part because he has a lengthy felony criminal record. In 2005 his ex-wife went missing for several days and he was reportedly arrested after allegedly kidnapping her and driving her across multiple states. Charges of rape, kidnapping, assault and domestic violence were later dropped. Police have not ruled out foul play in the disappearance of the Longwood University freshman, which has lasted for more than a month . Police spent over 12 hours combing a large, remote wooded area in coastal Chesapeake following a tip that some of AJ's clothing had being found on the side of the road late last month . He also served 54 months in prison for a bank robbery in Fredericksburg, Virginia, according to WTKR. Now he says that he is a changed man. Wesley and his wife were estranged when he was arrested, but it is not clear what their relationship was at the time of the disappearance. Jennifer Busby, AJ's mother, said she received text messages from her daughter's phone shortly after he disappearance but was not sure that the person sending them was actually the missing girl. Wesley Hadsell was denied bond and the judge said the he was trying to impede the investigation into his stepdaughter's disappearance, according to the Virginian-Pilot. He admitted to increasing cocaine use, but said that he just wants to see his daughter home. A neighbor reported seeing AJ driving 'with purpose' and then saw a white four-door vehicle following about a minute behind her. They say Hadsell was followed by a white four-door compact car less than one minute later, and that another neighbor spotted a similar white car in the family's driveway around the same time. AJ's family and friends discovered items of her clothing two weeks ago near the side of the road in a remote wooded area in coastal Chesapeake. Four items were found that belonged to her. AJ is described as standing at 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 120 pounds."}], "metadata": {"id": "84dd428a2d6da519e55755cc9755ee64fcacf4f3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Anjelica 'AJ' Hadsell, 18, has been missing since March 2 .\nResidents reported plumbing van driving suspiciously near the pond .\nStepfather Wesley Hadsell, 36, was taken into custody late last month after allegedly breaking into a home and finding her jacket .\nHe is still in custody after judge said he tried to impede investigation ."}}
{"prompt": "An Israeli geologist claims he has \u2018confirmed\u2019 the existence and authenticity of a tomb belonging to Jesus and his son in Jerusalem. After extensive chemical tests, Dr Arye Shimron says he has linked the James Ossuary \u2013 a 1st-century chalk box that some believe hold the bones of Jesus' brother \u2013 to the long disputed \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 in the city\u2019s East Talpiot neighbourhood. The research could have enormous ramifications as it suggests that Jesus was married, fathered a child and that a physical resurrection did not take place. Scroll down for video . After running 150 chemical tests, an expert claims to have linked the James Ossuary (pictured) \u2013 a 1st-century chalk box that was used for containing the bones of the dead \u2013 to the long disputed \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 in the city\u2019s East Talpiot neighbourhood . According to geoarcheologist Dr Shimron, the 'son of God' was buried with nine other people, including \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019 and his wife, named Mary. Dr Shimron\u2019s work has renewed controversy over the Talpiot tomb, which was discovered in 1980 and dates back to the Second Temple period and the time of Jesus,The Jerusalem Post reported. Bones were discovered inside ossuaries, including one that bore the inscription, \u2018Jesus, son of Joseph'. Others included the names Maria, Joseph, Mary, Yose, Matthew and most controversially, \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019. Joseph, Mary and Jesus were all common names at the time and a statistician from the University of Toronto said that they each made up eight per cent of the population. However, a very small percentage would have had the same family name combination as described in the Bible. Dr Shimron\u2019s work has renewed the controversy over the Talpiot tomb, which was found in 1980 and dates back to the Second Temple period and the time of Jesus (a portrait is pictured) The long-disputed long disputed \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 in the city\u2019s East Talpiot neighbourhood (marked) and is now sealed beneath a concrete slab after building work took place some years ago . Probing this connection, Dr Shimron and documentary maker Simcha Jacobovici looked closer at the ossuaries, including the James Ossuary, which is held by a private owner and bears the inscription, \u2018James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus\u2019. The James Ossuary is a first century chalk example of a box that was used to hold the bones of the dead. But it stands out because it bears the inscription 'James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus' on one side. The inscription is considered significant because it may provide archaeological evidence of Jesus, . The existence of the ossuary was announced in 2002, but its authenticity was immediately challenged. The box's owner was charged with forging part of the inscription and while he was found innocent seven years later, the judge said the acquittal 'does not mean that the inscription on the ossuary is authentic or that it was written 2,000 years ago'. Now, Dr Shimron claims the chemical signature on the \u2018crust\u2019 of the box matches that of a tomb in Jerusalem known as the \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 where other ossuaries were found bearing the names of Jesus and Mary as well as \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019. The owner of the ossuary, Oded Golan, was accused of forging the inscription shortly after its discovery by an academic from the Sorbonne in Paris, but he was later found innocent. Other experts and archaeologists have rejected the claim that the Jerusalem tomb is connected with Jesus at all. Recently Dr Shimron gained access to the James Ossuary and scraped beneath the box's patina, the layer that forms on metal over time. He ran around 150 tests on the chemistry of samples from 25 different ossuaries \u2013 15 of which were from unrelated tombs \u2013 and found that traces of magnesium, iron and silicon from the James Ossuary matched the chemical signature of Talpiot tomb. The Talpiot ossuaries were covered in a thick layer of \u2018Rendzina\u2019 soil, which is characteristic of the hills of East Jerusalem when they were found and has a unique chemistry. Dr Shimron worked from the assumption that an earthquake of 363AD flooded the tomb with soil and mud to cover the ossuaries, effectively forming a vacuum and freezing them in time. Soil that seeped into the box matched that found in the Talpiot ossuaries, indicating that it had lain for years alongside others in the \u2018holy\u2019 location. Bones were discovered there in ossuaries, or chalk boxes, including one that bears the inscription, \u2018Jesus, son of Joseph' with others bearing the names of Maria, Joseph, Mary, Yose, Matthew and most controversially, \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019. Here an inscription that says 'Yoseph' on an ossuary . Because bones were found in the ossuaries, it could be argued that there was no bodily resurrection (portrayed in this tapestry) which is the belief of more traditional Christians, while others accept the event was spiritual . Jesus Christ was not a real person and is probably the result of a combination of stories about several different individuals, according to a writer and leading atheist activist. David Fitzgerald, a San Francisco based author, believes he has compiled compelling evidence that proves Jesus did not exist. He claims there are no contemporary mentions of Jesus in historical accounts from the time when he was supposed to have lived, yet other Jewish sect leaders from the time do appear. Jesus Christ was not a real person and is probably the result of a combination of stories about several different individuals, according to a writer and leading atheist activist. A mosaic of Christ is shown . He also points to discrepancies in the early gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke, claiming these were written decades after the supposed time of Jesus. Instead he insists the disciples of Jesus were also probably not real and their names only later attached to the gospels to lend them credence. Speaking to MailOnline, he said: 'There is a paradox that Jesus did all these amazing things and taught all these amazing things yet no one heard of him outside his immediate cult for nearly 100 years. 'Or it means he didn't do all these things at all. 'The first gospel of Christianity appears to have been a literary allegory that were written decades after the time they portray. 'I believe that Christianity started as one of the many mystery faiths that appeared at the time where old Gods and old traditions were rebooted. 'Christianity appears to have been a Jewish mystery faith. David Fitzgerald told MailOnline: 'There is a paradox that Jesus did all these amazing things and taught all these amazing things yet no one heard of him outside his immediate cult for nearly 100 years'. The famous statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is shown . 'By the time of Paul there appears to have been plenty of different \"Lord's suppers\" as he complains about the existence of other gospels and messiahs. 'It appears that early Christianity managed to take the stories from these other faiths and incorporate them into the story of Jesus.' Mr Fitzgerald said: 'There is nothing implausible to think that Jesus was a real person, but I just don't think that he can have been a single person if he existed at all. 'We also have no mention of Jesus in other historical texts from the time. There were certainly people writing about Judea at the time like Philo of Alexandria. 'During this period there were many other messiahs and wannabe messiahs who did far less exciting things than Jesus, but all of them managed something Jesus did not - to make a dent on the historical record. 'Two billion people believe all these miracles happened yet there is no evidence they did.' Jacobovici told The Jerusalem Post: \u2018This find illustrates that the James Ossuary is authentic and the Jesus Family tomb indeed belongs to the family of Jesus of Nazareth.\u2019 Dr Shumron told The New York Times: \u2018I think I\u2019ve got really powerful, virtually unequivocal evidence that the James ossuary spent most of its lifetime, or death time, in the Talpiot Tomb.\u2019 The retired senior researchers of the Geological Survey of Israel, added: \u2018 The evidence is beyond what I expected.\u2019 The duo are aware that the findings could rock the Christian church, but insist the research is scientific and not theological. Because bones were found in the ossuaries, it could be argued that there was no bodily resurrection, which is the belief of more traditional Christians, while others accept the event was spiritual. The Talpiot tomb is now sealed under a concrete slab, while the ossuaries found there are in the hands of the Israel Antiquities Authority. The James Ossuary is kept in a secret location by its owner, who lives in Tel Aviv.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn Israeli geologist claims he has \u2018confirmed\u2019 the existence and authenticity of a tomb belonging to Jesus and his son in Jerusalem. After extensive chemical tests, Dr Arye Shimron says he has linked the James Ossuary \u2013 a 1st-century chalk box that some believe hold the bones of Jesus' brother \u2013 to the long disputed \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 in the city\u2019s East Talpiot neighbourhood. The research could have enormous ramifications as it suggests that Jesus was married, fathered a child and that a physical resurrection did not take place. Scroll down for video . After running 150 chemical tests, an expert claims to have linked the James Ossuary (pictured) \u2013 a 1st-century chalk box that was used for containing the bones of the dead \u2013 to the long disputed \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 in the city\u2019s East Talpiot neighbourhood . According to geoarcheologist Dr Shimron, the 'son of God' was buried with nine other people, including \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019 and his wife, named Mary. Dr Shimron\u2019s work has renewed controversy over the Talpiot tomb, which was discovered in 1980 and dates back to the Second Temple period and the time of Jesus,The Jerusalem Post reported. Bones were discovered inside ossuaries, including one that bore the inscription, \u2018Jesus, son of Joseph'. Others included the names Maria, Joseph, Mary, Yose, Matthew and most controversially, \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019. Joseph, Mary and Jesus were all common names at the time and a statistician from the University of Toronto said that they each made up eight per cent of the population. However, a very small percentage would have had the same family name combination as described in the Bible. Dr Shimron\u2019s work has renewed the controversy over the Talpiot tomb, which was found in 1980 and dates back to the Second Temple period and the time of Jesus (a portrait is pictured) The long-disputed long disputed \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 in the city\u2019s East Talpiot neighbourhood (marked) and is now sealed beneath a concrete slab after building work took place some years ago . Probing this connection, Dr Shimron and documentary maker Simcha Jacobovici looked closer at the ossuaries, including the James Ossuary, which is held by a private owner and bears the inscription, \u2018James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus\u2019. The James Ossuary is a first century chalk example of a box that was used to hold the bones of the dead. But it stands out because it bears the inscription 'James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus' on one side. The inscription is considered significant because it may provide archaeological evidence of Jesus, . The existence of the ossuary was announced in 2002, but its authenticity was immediately challenged. The box's owner was charged with forging part of the inscription and while he was found innocent seven years later, the judge said the acquittal 'does not mean that the inscription on the ossuary is authentic or that it was written 2,000 years ago'. Now, Dr Shimron claims the chemical signature on the \u2018crust\u2019 of the box matches that of a tomb in Jerusalem known as the \u2018Jesus Family tomb\u2019 where other ossuaries were found bearing the names of Jesus and Mary as well as \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019. The owner of the ossuary, Oded Golan, was accused of forging the inscription shortly after its discovery by an academic from the Sorbonne in Paris, but he was later found innocent. Other experts and archaeologists have rejected the claim that the Jerusalem tomb is connected with Jesus at all. Recently Dr Shimron gained access to the James Ossuary and scraped beneath the box's patina, the layer that forms on metal over time. He ran around 150 tests on the chemistry of samples from 25 different ossuaries \u2013 15 of which were from unrelated tombs \u2013 and found that traces of magnesium, iron and silicon from the James Ossuary matched the chemical signature of Talpiot tomb. The Talpiot ossuaries were covered in a thick layer of \u2018Rendzina\u2019 soil, which is characteristic of the hills of East Jerusalem when they were found and has a unique chemistry. Dr Shimron worked from the assumption that an earthquake of 363AD flooded the tomb with soil and mud to cover the ossuaries, effectively forming a vacuum and freezing them in time. Soil that seeped into the box matched that found in the Talpiot ossuaries, indicating that it had lain for years alongside others in the \u2018holy\u2019 location. Bones were discovered there in ossuaries, or chalk boxes, including one that bears the inscription, \u2018Jesus, son of Joseph' with others bearing the names of Maria, Joseph, Mary, Yose, Matthew and most controversially, \u2018Judah, son of Jesus\u2019. Here an inscription that says 'Yoseph' on an ossuary . Because bones were found in the ossuaries, it could be argued that there was no bodily resurrection (portrayed in this tapestry) which is the belief of more traditional Christians, while others accept the event was spiritual . Jesus Christ was not a real person and is probably the result of a combination of stories about several different individuals, according to a writer and leading atheist activist. David Fitzgerald, a San Francisco based author, believes he has compiled compelling evidence that proves Jesus did not exist. He claims there are no contemporary mentions of Jesus in historical accounts from the time when he was supposed to have lived, yet other Jewish sect leaders from the time do appear. Jesus Christ was not a real person and is probably the result of a combination of stories about several different individuals, according to a writer and leading atheist activist. A mosaic of Christ is shown . He also points to discrepancies in the early gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke, claiming these were written decades after the supposed time of Jesus. Instead he insists the disciples of Jesus were also probably not real and their names only later attached to the gospels to lend them credence. Speaking to MailOnline, he said: 'There is a paradox that Jesus did all these amazing things and taught all these amazing things yet no one heard of him outside his immediate cult for nearly 100 years. 'Or it means he didn't do all these things at all. 'The first gospel of Christianity appears to have been a literary allegory that were written decades after the time they portray. 'I believe that Christianity started as one of the many mystery faiths that appeared at the time where old Gods and old traditions were rebooted. 'Christianity appears to have been a Jewish mystery faith. David Fitzgerald told MailOnline: 'There is a paradox that Jesus did all these amazing things and taught all these amazing things yet no one heard of him outside his immediate cult for nearly 100 years'. The famous statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is shown . 'By the time of Paul there appears to have been plenty of different \"Lord's suppers\" as he complains about the existence of other gospels and messiahs. 'It appears that early Christianity managed to take the stories from these other faiths and incorporate them into the story of Jesus.' Mr Fitzgerald said: 'There is nothing implausible to think that Jesus was a real person, but I just don't think that he can have been a single person if he existed at all. 'We also have no mention of Jesus in other historical texts from the time. There were certainly people writing about Judea at the time like Philo of Alexandria. 'During this period there were many other messiahs and wannabe messiahs who did far less exciting things than Jesus, but all of them managed something Jesus did not - to make a dent on the historical record. 'Two billion people believe all these miracles happened yet there is no evidence they did.' Jacobovici told The Jerusalem Post: \u2018This find illustrates that the James Ossuary is authentic and the Jesus Family tomb indeed belongs to the family of Jesus of Nazareth.\u2019 Dr Shumron told The New York Times: \u2018I think I\u2019ve got really powerful, virtually unequivocal evidence that the James ossuary spent most of its lifetime, or death time, in the Talpiot Tomb.\u2019 The retired senior researchers of the Geological Survey of Israel, added: \u2018 The evidence is beyond what I expected.\u2019 The duo are aware that the findings could rock the Christian church, but insist the research is scientific and not theological. Because bones were found in the ossuaries, it could be argued that there was no bodily resurrection, which is the belief of more traditional Christians, while others accept the event was spiritual. The Talpiot tomb is now sealed under a concrete slab, while the ossuaries found there are in the hands of the Israel Antiquities Authority. The James Ossuary is kept in a secret location by its owner, who lives in Tel Aviv."}], "metadata": {"id": "06b6e2a8279feb2c6be3c3b8a2a7052df536a39a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Geologist ran 150 chemical tests on ossuaries and 'Jesus Family tomb'\nClaims chemical signature proves James Ossuary was at Jerusalem site .\nChalk box bears inscription \u2018James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus\u2019\nFind suggests Jesus fathered a child and was married ."}}
{"prompt": "Ravel Morrison has posted a picture of himself posing in his new Lazio bathrobe on his official Instagram account. The 22-year-old, who was released from his last contract at West Ham following a series of disciplinary problems, is currently training with the Serie A side ahead of his summer move. Morrison signed a pre-contract agreement with Lazio in January, but a delay in squad registration means he is unable to make his debut for them until next season. Ravel Morrison posted a picture of himself posing in his new Lazio bathrobe on his official Instagram account . Morrison was released from his last contract at West Ham following a series of disciplinary problems . Morrison began his career at Manchester United, and was once compared to Paul Scholes by Sir Alex Ferguson. But his career there was also blighted by off-field drama until he signed for West Ham in 2012. He started last season superbly at the Hammers, finding his way into the England U21 squad, but spent most of 2014 either on loan at QPR or Cardiff in the Championship. The  22-year-old has signed a pre-contract agreement with Lazio ahead of next season .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRavel Morrison has posted a picture of himself posing in his new Lazio bathrobe on his official Instagram account. The 22-year-old, who was released from his last contract at West Ham following a series of disciplinary problems, is currently training with the Serie A side ahead of his summer move. Morrison signed a pre-contract agreement with Lazio in January, but a delay in squad registration means he is unable to make his debut for them until next season. Ravel Morrison posted a picture of himself posing in his new Lazio bathrobe on his official Instagram account . Morrison was released from his last contract at West Ham following a series of disciplinary problems . Morrison began his career at Manchester United, and was once compared to Paul Scholes by Sir Alex Ferguson. But his career there was also blighted by off-field drama until he signed for West Ham in 2012. He started last season superbly at the Hammers, finding his way into the England U21 squad, but spent most of 2014 either on loan at QPR or Cardiff in the Championship. The  22-year-old has signed a pre-contract agreement with Lazio ahead of next season ."}], "metadata": {"id": "0b7c576dbf305a97d62494e000f84b1dbb44d817", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Ravel Morrison training with Lazio ahead of summer switch .\nSigned pre-contract agreement with Serie A side in January .\nLeft West Ham after falling out of favour under Sam Allardyce ."}}
{"prompt": "Manchester United striker James Wilson has revealed that if he could take one quality from team-mate Wayne Rooney and add it to his own game, it would be the England captain's ability to take free-kicks. The 19-year-old, speaking during an interview in May's issue of Inside United, added that he would want Robin van Persie's movement and Radamel Falcao's instincts. The United starlet said earlier this season that he was using his opportunity training with the first team to learn from the three experienced forwards, who have scored more than 450 professional goals between them. James Wilson would take Wayne Rooney's free-kick-taking ability if he could have one of his qualities . Wilson says England captain Rooney practices his free kicks every day, and often hits the target . Wilson has scored one Premier League goal this season, against Queens Park Rangers . And it is Rooney's ability to strike a dead ball that Wilson most appreciates about his captain. 'I would take Wayne's free-kicks because he practices them every day and more often than not they go on target at least, if not in the top corner,' Wilson said. Of Van Persie, who Wilson played alongside for the Under 21s on Monday night, the youngster praised his ability to create space to receive the ball. 'I would take Robin's movement because he has done it for many years now, using opposite movements to get on the ball.' Wilson (left) played alongside Robin van Persie in Monday's Under 21 game against Leicester . United starlet Wilson (left) said he would take Holland international Van Persie's movement . Wilson praised Radamel Falcao's predatory instincts insisting he is always in the right place . As for Falcao, Wilson would like to harness the Colombia international's predatory instincts in the 18-yard box. 'I would have to take Radamel's instincts because anything in the box drops to him \u2013 he is always in the right place.' Wilson, who has represented England at Under 20 level, has made 16 appearances for Louis van Gaal's side this season, netting twice.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nManchester United striker James Wilson has revealed that if he could take one quality from team-mate Wayne Rooney and add it to his own game, it would be the England captain's ability to take free-kicks. The 19-year-old, speaking during an interview in May's issue of Inside United, added that he would want Robin van Persie's movement and Radamel Falcao's instincts. The United starlet said earlier this season that he was using his opportunity training with the first team to learn from the three experienced forwards, who have scored more than 450 professional goals between them. James Wilson would take Wayne Rooney's free-kick-taking ability if he could have one of his qualities . Wilson says England captain Rooney practices his free kicks every day, and often hits the target . Wilson has scored one Premier League goal this season, against Queens Park Rangers . And it is Rooney's ability to strike a dead ball that Wilson most appreciates about his captain. 'I would take Wayne's free-kicks because he practices them every day and more often than not they go on target at least, if not in the top corner,' Wilson said. Of Van Persie, who Wilson played alongside for the Under 21s on Monday night, the youngster praised his ability to create space to receive the ball. 'I would take Robin's movement because he has done it for many years now, using opposite movements to get on the ball.' Wilson (left) played alongside Robin van Persie in Monday's Under 21 game against Leicester . United starlet Wilson (left) said he would take Holland international Van Persie's movement . Wilson praised Radamel Falcao's predatory instincts insisting he is always in the right place . As for Falcao, Wilson would like to harness the Colombia international's predatory instincts in the 18-yard box. 'I would have to take Radamel's instincts because anything in the box drops to him \u2013 he is always in the right place.' Wilson, who has represented England at Under 20 level, has made 16 appearances for Louis van Gaal's side this season, netting twice."}], "metadata": {"id": "cf7e69deeec6eec029b50b3cc54887cacc1c479e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "James Wilson reveals what he would take from each Man United striker .\nThe 19-year-old would take Wayne Rooney's free-kick taking ability .\nWilson would like to add Robin van Persie's movement to his own game .\nWhile he would like to harness Radamel Falcao's predatory instincts .\nMan Utd sacked Moyes one year ago... what has Van Gaal changed since?\nREAD:\u00a0Manchester United Gareth Bale to give his side needed dynamism ."}}
{"prompt": "A police officer in Toronto, Ontario, has dyed his hair hot pink in order to protest against homophobia, discrimination and any acts of bullying towards LGBT people. In celebration of Canada\u2019s Day of Pink, an annual event aimed at raising more awareness and understanding about the LGBT community, police officer Ryan Willmer posted a picture of his fellow police officer Luke Watson on Twitter, promising that a series of images of Luke with pink hair would follow, if the first image was retweeted 500 times. 560 retweets later and Luke arrived at the station to the news that he would have to dye his blonde locks a bright and bold shade of pink, all in the name of spreading a message of tolerance and acceptance to the community. Tickled: Toronto officer Luke Watson was more than happy to sport his new hot pink hair in support of the Day of Pink event held on April 8 across Canada . Luckily for Ryan, Luke was more than pleased to undergo the transformation for the cause. A friend used spray-in hair color to transform his blonde locks to a shocking shade of fuchsia, and within no time Luke was ready to show off his new hairdo at the Day of Pink rally at Forest Hills Collegiate Institute in Toronto, where he arrived in a pink cruiser with his fellow police officers, who all wore pink shirts. The Day of Pink\u00a0was born in Nova Scotia after two high school students intervened when a gay classmate, who was wearing a pink shirt, was being bullied. The pair of teenagers subsequently rallied with other members of the student body and donned pink in the days to come as an act of solidarity against bullying. Luke told\u00a0Yahoo Beauty\u00a0Luke said the response to his new hair color has been 'overwhelming'. Preparation: Luke donned a pink cape and held a can of spray-in hair color while awaiting his transformation . Quick work: Within moments, Luke's hair was a nearly-neon shade of pink . A prank gone pink:\u00a0Ryan Willmer (left) received an overwhelming response after he volunteered his fellow officer Luke up for the makeover without him knowing . As for why Luke was the only one sporting the rosy locks, he explained that Ryan 'lacks in the hair department, so I am the guinea pig'. After Twitter lit up over the pics of Luke and his new do, the officers tried to keep the hype going with a new promise: to keep Luke's hair pink for seven days if they reach 1,000 retweets with an additional day for every 100 retweets on top of that. The numbers have already passed 3,600. 'I'll be keeping my hair pink for quite some time,' says Luke. 'I didn't think such a simple gesture would become such a big thing, but it has brought awareness and opens up discussion.' Result: Officer Ryan shared the photo of Luke on the left saying that 500 retweets would see his hair go pink, 1000 to keep it for a week and an extra day for every 100 thereafter .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA police officer in Toronto, Ontario, has dyed his hair hot pink in order to protest against homophobia, discrimination and any acts of bullying towards LGBT people. In celebration of Canada\u2019s Day of Pink, an annual event aimed at raising more awareness and understanding about the LGBT community, police officer Ryan Willmer posted a picture of his fellow police officer Luke Watson on Twitter, promising that a series of images of Luke with pink hair would follow, if the first image was retweeted 500 times. 560 retweets later and Luke arrived at the station to the news that he would have to dye his blonde locks a bright and bold shade of pink, all in the name of spreading a message of tolerance and acceptance to the community. Tickled: Toronto officer Luke Watson was more than happy to sport his new hot pink hair in support of the Day of Pink event held on April 8 across Canada . Luckily for Ryan, Luke was more than pleased to undergo the transformation for the cause. A friend used spray-in hair color to transform his blonde locks to a shocking shade of fuchsia, and within no time Luke was ready to show off his new hairdo at the Day of Pink rally at Forest Hills Collegiate Institute in Toronto, where he arrived in a pink cruiser with his fellow police officers, who all wore pink shirts. The Day of Pink\u00a0was born in Nova Scotia after two high school students intervened when a gay classmate, who was wearing a pink shirt, was being bullied. The pair of teenagers subsequently rallied with other members of the student body and donned pink in the days to come as an act of solidarity against bullying. Luke told\u00a0Yahoo Beauty\u00a0Luke said the response to his new hair color has been 'overwhelming'. Preparation: Luke donned a pink cape and held a can of spray-in hair color while awaiting his transformation . Quick work: Within moments, Luke's hair was a nearly-neon shade of pink . A prank gone pink:\u00a0Ryan Willmer (left) received an overwhelming response after he volunteered his fellow officer Luke up for the makeover without him knowing . As for why Luke was the only one sporting the rosy locks, he explained that Ryan 'lacks in the hair department, so I am the guinea pig'. After Twitter lit up over the pics of Luke and his new do, the officers tried to keep the hype going with a new promise: to keep Luke's hair pink for seven days if they reach 1,000 retweets with an additional day for every 100 retweets on top of that. The numbers have already passed 3,600. 'I'll be keeping my hair pink for quite some time,' says Luke. 'I didn't think such a simple gesture would become such a big thing, but it has brought awareness and opens up discussion.' Result: Officer Ryan shared the photo of Luke on the left saying that 500 retweets would see his hair go pink, 1000 to keep it for a week and an extra day for every 100 thereafter ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a694c21112705145cabc6faf588824f13aadc494", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Canadian policeman Luke Watson had his hair dyed as part of the Day of Pink event to fight against bullying in schools .\nThe event was started after two students stopped bullies from\u00a0harassing\u00a0a gay classmate in Nova Scotia ."}}
{"prompt": "England's Justin Rose will be in the final pair with Masters leader Jordan Spieth as he looks to chase down the young American on Sunday. Rose's superb finish on Saturday earned him a place in the last grouping with Spieth ahead of Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman, who will tee off ten minutes earlier at 19.40 (BST). World No 1 Rory McIlroy is paired with Tiger Woods in the final day's most high-profile grouping, as both attempt to pull off what would be the most unlikely of their major wins. Justin Rose produced a fabulous round on Saturday to earn himself a place in the final pairing in the final round . Jordan Spieth goes into the final day four shots clear and eyeing his first major title at Augusta on Sunday . There is one all-English pair, as Paul Casey and Ian Poulter, 11 and 12 shots back respectively, tee off at 19.00. The 2013 champion Adam Scott is paired with Englishman Lee Westwood and will go out at 17.20, while last year's winner Bubba Watson is in the next pair off with Austrian Bernd Wiesberger. 15:00 Thongchai Jaidee (Tha) 15:10 Darren Clarke (NI), Vijay Singh (Fij) 15:20 Jamie Donaldson (Wal), Graeme McDowell (NI) 15:30 Erik Compton (US), Anirban Lahiri (Ind) 15:40 Jason Dufner (US), Jimmy Walker (US) 15:50 Mark O'Meara (US), Steve Stricker (US) 16:00 Keegan Bradley (US), Danny Willett (Eng) 16:10 Ryaan Palmer (US), Matt Kuchar (US) 16:20 Chris Kirk (US), Geoff Ogilvy (Aus) 16:30 Morgan Hoffmann (US), John Senden (Aus) 16:50 Patrick Reed (US), Sangmoon Bae (Kor) 17:00 Webb Simpson (US), Seung-yul Noh (Kor) 17:10 Henrik Stenson (Swe), Brooks Koepka (US) 17:20 Adam Scott (Aus), Lee Westwood (Eng) 17:30 Bernd Wiesberger (Aut), Bubba Watson (US) 17:40 Cameron Tringale (US), Rickie Fowler (US) 17:50 Angel Cabrera (Arg), Ernie Els (SA) 18:00 Russell Henley (US), Charl Schwartzel (SA) 18:10 Sergio Garcia (Spa), Ryan Moore (US) 18:30 Bill Haas (US), Hunter Mahan (US) 18:40 Jason Day (Aus), Louis Oosthuizen (SA) 18:50 Zach Johnson (US), Jonas Blixt (Swe) 19:00 Paul Casey (Eng), Ian Poulter (Eng) 19:10 Dustin Johnson (US), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn) 19:20 Kevin Streelman (US), Kevin Na (US) 19:30 Rory McIlroy (NI), Tiger Woods (US) 19:40 Phil Mickelson (US), Charley Hoffman (US) 19:50 Jordan Spieth (US), Justin Rose (Eng)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEngland's Justin Rose will be in the final pair with Masters leader Jordan Spieth as he looks to chase down the young American on Sunday. Rose's superb finish on Saturday earned him a place in the last grouping with Spieth ahead of Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman, who will tee off ten minutes earlier at 19.40 (BST). World No 1 Rory McIlroy is paired with Tiger Woods in the final day's most high-profile grouping, as both attempt to pull off what would be the most unlikely of their major wins. Justin Rose produced a fabulous round on Saturday to earn himself a place in the final pairing in the final round . Jordan Spieth goes into the final day four shots clear and eyeing his first major title at Augusta on Sunday . There is one all-English pair, as Paul Casey and Ian Poulter, 11 and 12 shots back respectively, tee off at 19.00. The 2013 champion Adam Scott is paired with Englishman Lee Westwood and will go out at 17.20, while last year's winner Bubba Watson is in the next pair off with Austrian Bernd Wiesberger. 15:00 Thongchai Jaidee (Tha) 15:10 Darren Clarke (NI), Vijay Singh (Fij) 15:20 Jamie Donaldson (Wal), Graeme McDowell (NI) 15:30 Erik Compton (US), Anirban Lahiri (Ind) 15:40 Jason Dufner (US), Jimmy Walker (US) 15:50 Mark O'Meara (US), Steve Stricker (US) 16:00 Keegan Bradley (US), Danny Willett (Eng) 16:10 Ryaan Palmer (US), Matt Kuchar (US) 16:20 Chris Kirk (US), Geoff Ogilvy (Aus) 16:30 Morgan Hoffmann (US), John Senden (Aus) 16:50 Patrick Reed (US), Sangmoon Bae (Kor) 17:00 Webb Simpson (US), Seung-yul Noh (Kor) 17:10 Henrik Stenson (Swe), Brooks Koepka (US) 17:20 Adam Scott (Aus), Lee Westwood (Eng) 17:30 Bernd Wiesberger (Aut), Bubba Watson (US) 17:40 Cameron Tringale (US), Rickie Fowler (US) 17:50 Angel Cabrera (Arg), Ernie Els (SA) 18:00 Russell Henley (US), Charl Schwartzel (SA) 18:10 Sergio Garcia (Spa), Ryan Moore (US) 18:30 Bill Haas (US), Hunter Mahan (US) 18:40 Jason Day (Aus), Louis Oosthuizen (SA) 18:50 Zach Johnson (US), Jonas Blixt (Swe) 19:00 Paul Casey (Eng), Ian Poulter (Eng) 19:10 Dustin Johnson (US), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn) 19:20 Kevin Streelman (US), Kevin Na (US) 19:30 Rory McIlroy (NI), Tiger Woods (US) 19:40 Phil Mickelson (US), Charley Hoffman (US) 19:50 Jordan Spieth (US), Justin Rose (Eng)"}], "metadata": {"id": "c2a06e11de6e7864b4c1c55e9e5181abd46b5276", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Justin Rose goes into final day at 12 under par, four shots off the lead .\nJordan Spieth is out in front, looking to win his first major .\nRory McIlroy paired with Tiger Woods in third from last grouping ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Would you build a house with water? Hungarian architect Matyas Gutai believes that water is the perfect material for keeping a house at a comfortable temperature. And while that doesn't mean that he can do away with traditional materials like bricks, cement, and plaster, his system promotes a whole new idea of engineering. Gutai built a prototype house in his hometown of Kecskemet, south of Budapest, with his high school friend Milan Berenyi, after years of research and development. The house was built with a grant from the EU, and showcases the \"liquid engineering\" concepts Gutai has written about extensively. Panels, some of steel, and some of glass, make up the structure of the house and a sheet of water is trapped between the inner layers, which equalizes the temperature across the building. The house is actually able to reheat itself, when its hot excess heat is stored either in the foundations of the building or in external storage, to be brought back to the walls when the temperature drops. The indoor temperature can also be modified using a monitoring system similar to central heating. This is a very efficient and sustainable system: the house can produce its own energy and be more independent of energy suppliers, which could reduce carbon emissions. \"Our panel can heat and cool the building itself -- the water inside the panel does the very same job as heating,\" says Gutai. \"It saves energy, when you compare it to a similar building with large glass surfaces -- it's a very clean and sustainable solution.\" While studying sustainable architecture at the University of Tokyo, in 2003, Gutai got the idea for his water house from a visit to the open air hot baths. Despite the snowfall outside the pool, Gutai remained comfortably warm inside it -- it was then he realized the importance of water's surface temperature and its potential use in architecture. \"As an architect I think it's really important that this building tries to redefine permanence, which has been a key concept in architecture for thousands of years. Our approach to permanence hasn't changed much at all, but now instead of making something very strong that tries to resist everything, we are making something that adapts to its environment. \"Architecture is really changing in our time. We've reached our limits when it comes to solid architecture, now it's reasonable to look for a new system.\" \"This research dates back seven or eight years,\" explains Gutai. \"I started it at the University of Tokyo and it took us almost six years to get the building done. There are plenty of structural problems involved -- a lot of important questions were raised such as what happens if it's so cold outside that the water freezes or what happens when one panel breaks.\" \"We now mix the water with natural solvents, that do not cause pollution but lower the freezing temperature to an acceptable level. This practically means, that even if the reheating technology fails, the water cannot freeze.\" \"In case of cold climates, like in Hungary, we also add some external insulation to the structure, to protect it from freezing.\" And if a panel were to break? \"We designed special joint units. The joint elements allow slow flow, but block faster flows,\" he explains. This means that if one panel breaks, it will be sealed from the remaining ones instantly. This effect is based on fluid dynamics, and not computers or monitoring system -- which minimizes the chance of failure. Gutai has worked in cooperation with universities and manufacturers to make sure the building is viable, and while the prototype house is only a small space (eight square meters in total) it demonstrates the power of this new technology. \"Our goal should be to use less energy and materials, and take cities off-grid as much as possible. The water house is one way to do that,\" said Gutai, who currently works as a researcher at Feng Chia University in Taiwan. Constructing houses in this way is moderately more expensive than traditional designs, but this prototype aims to slash our energy needs and Gutai is working with factories and companies across Europe on projects using this technology. To make water the building material of a greener future.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Would you build a house with water? Hungarian architect Matyas Gutai believes that water is the perfect material for keeping a house at a comfortable temperature. And while that doesn't mean that he can do away with traditional materials like bricks, cement, and plaster, his system promotes a whole new idea of engineering. Gutai built a prototype house in his hometown of Kecskemet, south of Budapest, with his high school friend Milan Berenyi, after years of research and development. The house was built with a grant from the EU, and showcases the \"liquid engineering\" concepts Gutai has written about extensively. Panels, some of steel, and some of glass, make up the structure of the house and a sheet of water is trapped between the inner layers, which equalizes the temperature across the building. The house is actually able to reheat itself, when its hot excess heat is stored either in the foundations of the building or in external storage, to be brought back to the walls when the temperature drops. The indoor temperature can also be modified using a monitoring system similar to central heating. This is a very efficient and sustainable system: the house can produce its own energy and be more independent of energy suppliers, which could reduce carbon emissions. \"Our panel can heat and cool the building itself -- the water inside the panel does the very same job as heating,\" says Gutai. \"It saves energy, when you compare it to a similar building with large glass surfaces -- it's a very clean and sustainable solution.\" While studying sustainable architecture at the University of Tokyo, in 2003, Gutai got the idea for his water house from a visit to the open air hot baths. Despite the snowfall outside the pool, Gutai remained comfortably warm inside it -- it was then he realized the importance of water's surface temperature and its potential use in architecture. \"As an architect I think it's really important that this building tries to redefine permanence, which has been a key concept in architecture for thousands of years. Our approach to permanence hasn't changed much at all, but now instead of making something very strong that tries to resist everything, we are making something that adapts to its environment. \"Architecture is really changing in our time. We've reached our limits when it comes to solid architecture, now it's reasonable to look for a new system.\" \"This research dates back seven or eight years,\" explains Gutai. \"I started it at the University of Tokyo and it took us almost six years to get the building done. There are plenty of structural problems involved -- a lot of important questions were raised such as what happens if it's so cold outside that the water freezes or what happens when one panel breaks.\" \"We now mix the water with natural solvents, that do not cause pollution but lower the freezing temperature to an acceptable level. This practically means, that even if the reheating technology fails, the water cannot freeze.\" \"In case of cold climates, like in Hungary, we also add some external insulation to the structure, to protect it from freezing.\" And if a panel were to break? \"We designed special joint units. The joint elements allow slow flow, but block faster flows,\" he explains. This means that if one panel breaks, it will be sealed from the remaining ones instantly. This effect is based on fluid dynamics, and not computers or monitoring system -- which minimizes the chance of failure. Gutai has worked in cooperation with universities and manufacturers to make sure the building is viable, and while the prototype house is only a small space (eight square meters in total) it demonstrates the power of this new technology. \"Our goal should be to use less energy and materials, and take cities off-grid as much as possible. The water house is one way to do that,\" said Gutai, who currently works as a researcher at Feng Chia University in Taiwan. Constructing houses in this way is moderately more expensive than traditional designs, but this prototype aims to slash our energy needs and Gutai is working with factories and companies across Europe on projects using this technology. To make water the building material of a greener future."}], "metadata": {"id": "ee94d6483fe956f86a8da2be8eeffa4c331db608", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Matyas Gutai is pioneering the use of water as an insulator for sustainable architecture .\nReacting to its surroundings, the water keeps the house at a comfortable temperature ."}}
{"prompt": "From a rusting Ferris wheel to a train rendered barely visible due to overgrown weeds, this Japanese theme park hasn't heard the happy screams of visiting children in a very long time. In its heyday, Kejonuma Leisure Land, in Tohoku, Japan, attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors. With an amusement park, campsite and driving range, the once-bustling family-friendly attraction closed its doors officially in 2000 following a drop in visitors, attributed to Japan's low birth rate and economic collapse. A rusting Ferris wheel perfectly captures the eerie remains of the abandoned Japanese theme park, Kejonuma Leisure Land . Today, the deserted merry-go-round and other relics of a bygone era are tourist attractions in their own right. Urban explorer Florian Seidel, 38, visited the creepy location, which is reported to be jinxed by an ancient curse, to document the extent of the site's ongoing dereliction. Looking at his images, it's hard to believe that the park, which opened in 1979, once attracted 200,000 visitors annually from around the country. Kansai-based photographer, Seidel, said of his project: 'Exploring Kejonuma Leisure Land was an amazing experience, it turned out to be one of the most underrated abandoned places I have ever visited.' Florian Seidel, a Kensai-based photographer, visited the site in 2014 to capture the park's ongoing dereliction . Other abandoned amusement parks have been 'photographed to death,' says Seidel, who felt as though there was plenty to see . In its heyday, the theme park in\u00a0Tohoku, Japan, attracted approximately 200,000 visitors per year from around the country . The resort, which included an amusement park, campsite and driving range officially closed its doors in 2000 due to a drop in visitors . While most photographers who visit the site focus on the looming Ferris wheel, Seidel quickly realised that there was far more to see. 'Everything there had the right amount of natural decay with no signs of vandalism' he explained. 'It looked like time just forgot about it, despite the fact that it is located right next to a public road. 'Other locations, especially abandoned amusement parks, have been photographed to death, but at Kejonuma Leisure Land, I had the feeling that I was still exploring the place, constantly finding new things to take pictures of.' Today, the broken down remains of the park are tourist attractions in their own right, with many of urban photographers keen to take snaps . Most photographers who visit, focus on the looming Ferris wheel, but Seidel quickly realised that there was far more to see . Seidel refers to Kejonuma Leisure Land as 'one of the most\u00a0underrated abandoned places' that he has ever visited . Several pair of shoes have been left behind inside the park, as well as plates, notepads and boxes . According to The Japan Times, the theme park was built next to the site of the 'pond of the ghost woman', an ancient myth which is claimed could have been factor in its untimely closure. The subject of the folklore is said to be a beautiful damsel, who supposedly lived near a pond in the area well-known for its abundance of snakes. One day the woman gave birth to a baby in the form of a snake, which slithered away into the pond, where its cries could be heard every night. Despite the fact that the theme park is located next to a very public road, there has been very little vandalism on the property . According to Japanese folklore, the park\u00a0was built next to the site of the 'pond of the ghost woman' and is said to be jinxed . Some even attribute the myth as a factor as to the park's untimely demise, though others believe the closure was due to economic issues . According to the story, a beautiful damsel is said to have given birth to a baby in the form of a snake, which slithered away into the pond . According to legend, the young mum was driven mad by her serpent baby's incessant moans, eventually committing suicide in the pond . Allegedly, she cursed the area upon her death - an intriguing story that only adds to the 'eerie mystique' of this fascinating site . Driven mad by her serpent baby's incessant moans, the young mum committed suicide by jumping in the pond, cursing the site upon her death. Seidel said: 'A lot of Japanese people, especially women, are quite superstitious, so if that urban legend would have had any impact, I don't think the park would have been in business for 21 years; it would have been bankrupt within months. 'Although it's an intriguing tale and only adds to the eerie mystique of this fascinating site.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFrom a rusting Ferris wheel to a train rendered barely visible due to overgrown weeds, this Japanese theme park hasn't heard the happy screams of visiting children in a very long time. In its heyday, Kejonuma Leisure Land, in Tohoku, Japan, attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors. With an amusement park, campsite and driving range, the once-bustling family-friendly attraction closed its doors officially in 2000 following a drop in visitors, attributed to Japan's low birth rate and economic collapse. A rusting Ferris wheel perfectly captures the eerie remains of the abandoned Japanese theme park, Kejonuma Leisure Land . Today, the deserted merry-go-round and other relics of a bygone era are tourist attractions in their own right. Urban explorer Florian Seidel, 38, visited the creepy location, which is reported to be jinxed by an ancient curse, to document the extent of the site's ongoing dereliction. Looking at his images, it's hard to believe that the park, which opened in 1979, once attracted 200,000 visitors annually from around the country. Kansai-based photographer, Seidel, said of his project: 'Exploring Kejonuma Leisure Land was an amazing experience, it turned out to be one of the most underrated abandoned places I have ever visited.' Florian Seidel, a Kensai-based photographer, visited the site in 2014 to capture the park's ongoing dereliction . Other abandoned amusement parks have been 'photographed to death,' says Seidel, who felt as though there was plenty to see . In its heyday, the theme park in\u00a0Tohoku, Japan, attracted approximately 200,000 visitors per year from around the country . The resort, which included an amusement park, campsite and driving range officially closed its doors in 2000 due to a drop in visitors . While most photographers who visit the site focus on the looming Ferris wheel, Seidel quickly realised that there was far more to see. 'Everything there had the right amount of natural decay with no signs of vandalism' he explained. 'It looked like time just forgot about it, despite the fact that it is located right next to a public road. 'Other locations, especially abandoned amusement parks, have been photographed to death, but at Kejonuma Leisure Land, I had the feeling that I was still exploring the place, constantly finding new things to take pictures of.' Today, the broken down remains of the park are tourist attractions in their own right, with many of urban photographers keen to take snaps . Most photographers who visit, focus on the looming Ferris wheel, but Seidel quickly realised that there was far more to see . Seidel refers to Kejonuma Leisure Land as 'one of the most\u00a0underrated abandoned places' that he has ever visited . Several pair of shoes have been left behind inside the park, as well as plates, notepads and boxes . According to The Japan Times, the theme park was built next to the site of the 'pond of the ghost woman', an ancient myth which is claimed could have been factor in its untimely closure. The subject of the folklore is said to be a beautiful damsel, who supposedly lived near a pond in the area well-known for its abundance of snakes. One day the woman gave birth to a baby in the form of a snake, which slithered away into the pond, where its cries could be heard every night. Despite the fact that the theme park is located next to a very public road, there has been very little vandalism on the property . According to Japanese folklore, the park\u00a0was built next to the site of the 'pond of the ghost woman' and is said to be jinxed . Some even attribute the myth as a factor as to the park's untimely demise, though others believe the closure was due to economic issues . According to the story, a beautiful damsel is said to have given birth to a baby in the form of a snake, which slithered away into the pond . According to legend, the young mum was driven mad by her serpent baby's incessant moans, eventually committing suicide in the pond . Allegedly, she cursed the area upon her death - an intriguing story that only adds to the 'eerie mystique' of this fascinating site . Driven mad by her serpent baby's incessant moans, the young mum committed suicide by jumping in the pond, cursing the site upon her death. Seidel said: 'A lot of Japanese people, especially women, are quite superstitious, so if that urban legend would have had any impact, I don't think the park would have been in business for 21 years; it would have been bankrupt within months. 'Although it's an intriguing tale and only adds to the eerie mystique of this fascinating site.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "6c2acb39ca4cae75990467904ec6c72139197398", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Kejonuma Leisure Land in Tohoku, Japan, attracted 200,000 visitors per year in its heyday .\nNow, the abandoned site, which is believed to be cursed, has become a tourist attraction in its own right .\nPhotographer Florian Seidel visited the creepy location to photograph the park's ongoing dereliction ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)This week, Hillary Clinton surprised the world yet again \u2014 not with the official launch of her campaign but for the unconventional way she did it. She sure pushed the envelope. With her video, new logo and road trip, she opened a long communications campaign not only to \"rebrand\" herself but to completely reframe who she is, what she stands for and how she intends to run. We'll find out over the next year and a half whether it will work. Many in the press and on late-night television scratched their heads this week; others were scathing. Ruth Marcus --  a  columnist for the Washington Post -- dismissed her launch video as a \"relentlessly, insultingly vapid\" effort of \"demographic box-checking.\" Jon Stewart lampooned it as a \"State Farm commercial gone viral\" and also \"boring as s---.\" Since the media will likely be the stand-in primary opponent for Hillary, their belief in her authenticity is a critical factor in whether she can reframe herself in voter's eyes. But from a marketing perspective, her launch may have been much more successful than critics think. The YouTube announcement video took on the central strategic challenge for the campaign and candidate: To flip Clinton's message from self-absorbed \"I\" to empathetic \"we.\" While critics may sneer, it is hard to deny that the image it projects of Hillary is more confident, fresher, simpler and forward-looking, with even a bit of the upstart feel of two of the most successful product launch companies, Nike and Apple. Clinton's team may have begun to create an empathetic relationship with voters that has eluded her in the past, most crucially when she lost the nomination fight to Barack Obama in 2008. In marketing terms, rebranding is a strategy to bring a new name, term, symbol or design to an established brand with the aim of developing a new identity in the minds of consumers. Reframing is a strategy that goes further: it seeks to change how a consumer (or voter) emotionally experiences an established brand. A rebrand may change how you think about a brand; a reframe may change how you feel about it.  In the Apple case, the company at one time fell on its face when it unveiled the original Macintosh; some thought the company was headed for oblivion. But when Steve Jobs returned as CEO, he went back to the drawing board and soon unveiled the iPod, which not only changed the way consumers thought about Apple, but how they experienced it. Not only a rebrand -- but a reframe. Take Hillary's road trip to Iowa in the van nicknamed Scooby. The press lampooned her, but I would bet that for many others, her unscripted and anonymous stop at Chipotle reinforced the \"everyday Americans\" campaign theme. Hillary stood in line to order, an everyday customer among everyday people at an everyday fast-food chain. Also introduced last week was what will come to be the single most-ubiquitous element of her campaign: Clinton's new and controversial  campaign logo. It is a brilliant, iconic expression of the emotional connection she wants people to have with her, her message and her movement.  In fact, her logo is all about movement. Simple, confident, high tech and shorthand to a much younger set of voters, the bold red arrow moving left to right in front of the strong blue H says it all: You are the important ones. I'm here to support you with everything I've got. Let me help you move forward. Taken together, all the pieces of Clinton's announcement -- as well as the unconventional media she used to deliver them -- bring her back on stage not as a leader from yesterday but, surprisingly, as one for the future. Coincidentally, the way Marco Rubio announced his run for the Republican nomination most likely amplified the impact of Clinton's reframing. For all his posturing about being the new generation, Rubio followed to a \"T\" the most traditional script for announcing a candidacy: traditional stage and podium, dark suit, bright tie, wife and kids on camera, a live speech, all about himself, timed for the evening news. Rubio's logo, the signature of his image, drew immediate criticism for being amateurish and unconsidered, even leaving Alaska and Hawaii off the map of America. In stark contrast, Hillary showed the confidence and finesse to buck tradition on every front. It was Hillary who pulled the ultimate jiu-jitsu. There are those, of course, who will be alienated, if not disgusted, by the way her campaign has unfurled such a sophisticated marketing plan. In a day when voters are yearning for authenticity, how do we know this is the real Hillary or a candidate in a mask?  Fair question. But for better or worse, mass marketing has become the staple of presidential campaigns -- that's where most campaign dollars go. Both sides know how to play, sometimes brilliantly.  Remember the Reagan advertisements of 1984, proclaiming \"Morning in America\"? What we know is that over time, voters see a lot of unscripted moments of a candidate where the real character comes through. And if they spot hypocrisy between ads and the candidate, that campaign will get into trouble fast. That's why the key to Hillary Clinton's success in reframing her message and movement will be consistency.  She must not only take the essence of a humble, empathic relationship with voters and integrate it into all elements of her communication, she must also live it every day. Otherwise there will be messaging \"schizophrenia,\" the solid start with flashes of brilliance will peter out and she'll be facing the same voter perceptions that doomed her race in 2008. In the meantime, one can imagine Clinton getting a huge, satisfying belly laugh out of the early returns on her efforts.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)This week, Hillary Clinton surprised the world yet again \u2014 not with the official launch of her campaign but for the unconventional way she did it. She sure pushed the envelope. With her video, new logo and road trip, she opened a long communications campaign not only to \"rebrand\" herself but to completely reframe who she is, what she stands for and how she intends to run. We'll find out over the next year and a half whether it will work. Many in the press and on late-night television scratched their heads this week; others were scathing. Ruth Marcus --  a  columnist for the Washington Post -- dismissed her launch video as a \"relentlessly, insultingly vapid\" effort of \"demographic box-checking.\" Jon Stewart lampooned it as a \"State Farm commercial gone viral\" and also \"boring as s---.\" Since the media will likely be the stand-in primary opponent for Hillary, their belief in her authenticity is a critical factor in whether she can reframe herself in voter's eyes. But from a marketing perspective, her launch may have been much more successful than critics think. The YouTube announcement video took on the central strategic challenge for the campaign and candidate: To flip Clinton's message from self-absorbed \"I\" to empathetic \"we.\" While critics may sneer, it is hard to deny that the image it projects of Hillary is more confident, fresher, simpler and forward-looking, with even a bit of the upstart feel of two of the most successful product launch companies, Nike and Apple. Clinton's team may have begun to create an empathetic relationship with voters that has eluded her in the past, most crucially when she lost the nomination fight to Barack Obama in 2008. In marketing terms, rebranding is a strategy to bring a new name, term, symbol or design to an established brand with the aim of developing a new identity in the minds of consumers. Reframing is a strategy that goes further: it seeks to change how a consumer (or voter) emotionally experiences an established brand. A rebrand may change how you think about a brand; a reframe may change how you feel about it.  In the Apple case, the company at one time fell on its face when it unveiled the original Macintosh; some thought the company was headed for oblivion. But when Steve Jobs returned as CEO, he went back to the drawing board and soon unveiled the iPod, which not only changed the way consumers thought about Apple, but how they experienced it. Not only a rebrand -- but a reframe. Take Hillary's road trip to Iowa in the van nicknamed Scooby. The press lampooned her, but I would bet that for many others, her unscripted and anonymous stop at Chipotle reinforced the \"everyday Americans\" campaign theme. Hillary stood in line to order, an everyday customer among everyday people at an everyday fast-food chain. Also introduced last week was what will come to be the single most-ubiquitous element of her campaign: Clinton's new and controversial  campaign logo. It is a brilliant, iconic expression of the emotional connection she wants people to have with her, her message and her movement.  In fact, her logo is all about movement. Simple, confident, high tech and shorthand to a much younger set of voters, the bold red arrow moving left to right in front of the strong blue H says it all: You are the important ones. I'm here to support you with everything I've got. Let me help you move forward. Taken together, all the pieces of Clinton's announcement -- as well as the unconventional media she used to deliver them -- bring her back on stage not as a leader from yesterday but, surprisingly, as one for the future. Coincidentally, the way Marco Rubio announced his run for the Republican nomination most likely amplified the impact of Clinton's reframing. For all his posturing about being the new generation, Rubio followed to a \"T\" the most traditional script for announcing a candidacy: traditional stage and podium, dark suit, bright tie, wife and kids on camera, a live speech, all about himself, timed for the evening news. Rubio's logo, the signature of his image, drew immediate criticism for being amateurish and unconsidered, even leaving Alaska and Hawaii off the map of America. In stark contrast, Hillary showed the confidence and finesse to buck tradition on every front. It was Hillary who pulled the ultimate jiu-jitsu. There are those, of course, who will be alienated, if not disgusted, by the way her campaign has unfurled such a sophisticated marketing plan. In a day when voters are yearning for authenticity, how do we know this is the real Hillary or a candidate in a mask?  Fair question. But for better or worse, mass marketing has become the staple of presidential campaigns -- that's where most campaign dollars go. Both sides know how to play, sometimes brilliantly.  Remember the Reagan advertisements of 1984, proclaiming \"Morning in America\"? What we know is that over time, voters see a lot of unscripted moments of a candidate where the real character comes through. And if they spot hypocrisy between ads and the candidate, that campaign will get into trouble fast. That's why the key to Hillary Clinton's success in reframing her message and movement will be consistency.  She must not only take the essence of a humble, empathic relationship with voters and integrate it into all elements of her communication, she must also live it every day. Otherwise there will be messaging \"schizophrenia,\" the solid start with flashes of brilliance will peter out and she'll be facing the same voter perceptions that doomed her race in 2008. In the meantime, one can imagine Clinton getting a huge, satisfying belly laugh out of the early returns on her efforts."}], "metadata": {"id": "983163a6b3600a5329efbf4b57d13d9db0b6319b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Martha Pease: Hillary Clinton got her presidential bid launched by reframing who she is, what she's about .\nShe says Clinton took a low-key, unconventional approach, unlike Marco Rubio's standard announcement ."}}
{"prompt": "Virtual reality may still seem like a hobby reserved for hardcore gamers, but as headsets drop in price it is on the verge of becoming mainstream. One firm helping to fuel this trend is Immerse. It has created a virtual reality headset that works with any Android and iOS phone and is compatible with hundreds of virtual reality apps from the respective stores. It additionally lets people watch 3D movies - all for the relatively cheap price of \u00a329.99 ($45). Scroll down for video . The Immerse virtual reality headset (pictured) is available from Firebox for \u00a329.95 ($45). It works with any Android and iOS phone that can run virtual reality apps from the respective stores, and will play any 3D movie . The maximum size of compatible devices is 3.5 x 5.7-inches (8.2 x 15.4cm), which means it will work with the iPhone 6, but not the iPhone 6 Plus, for example. However, in theory any device with a screen that fits these measurements and that can run a 3D movie or virtual reality apps will work because the processing power comes entirely from the gadget. Immerse  is fitted with an earphone slot to truly immerse the wearer in whatever they are watching and has adjustable head straps and lenses. Other features include 360\u00b0 head tracking and an 'ultra-wide field of view' - although the exact degree of view isn't listed. Immerse calls itself an affordable alternative to rivals such as Oculus Rift, which is expected to launch a consumer version 'soon' with prices ranging from between $200 (\u00a3135) and $400 (\u00a3270). Immerse is available to buy from  Firebox and can be shipped internationally. The maximum size of compatible devices is 3.5 x 5.7-inches (8.2 x 15.4cm), which means it will work with the iPhone 6, but not the iPhone 6 Plus, for example.\u00a0However, in theory any device with a screen that fits these measurements and can run a 3D movie, or run virtual reality apps, will work . Immerse is fitted with an earphone slot to truly immerse the wearer in whatever they are watching and has adjustable head straps and lenses (pictured).\u00a0Other features include 360\u00b0 head tracking and an 'ultra-wide field of view' - although the exact degree of view isn't listed . The product description says: 'You've probably seen countless videos on the internet of people wearing the much-lauded Oculus Rift, tripping out in digital worlds and generally loving life. Google offers its Cardboard headset for free by downloading the folding instructions. Or users can buy pre-folded versions from designers for around $24.99 (\u00a316.75). Google also recently teamed up with Mattel to revamp the 1980s classic, the View-Master. According to Mattel, users of the device will feel like they are 'inside the scene'. It said: 'Take a virtual field trip to Paris and sit in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower as it soars above you. Visit historic Alcatraz Island and interact with your surroundings to discover fun facts. 'Travel through time and space in ways you never thought possible.' Elsewhere, Google recently funded a firm called Magic Leap that makes augmented reality glasses. Augmented reality differs from virtual reality because it places graphics and images on top of a view of the real world, rather than transports people to virtual worlds. 'Not only is this revolutionary device unavailable until 2016, but you'll probably have to sell a number of vital organs just to be able to buy it. 'Well, feast your eyes on (and indeed, in) the Immerse Virtual Reality Headset - a new and affordable foray into the breathtaking world of virtual reality.' Immerse is the latest attempt to introduce virtual reality to the masses, which has seen a surge recently with the launch of Samsung's Gear VR range and similar announcements from Sony and HTC. Samsung's version is available now with prices starting at \u00a3169 in the UK and $199 in the US for the Innovation headset. However, it is tied to Samsung phones. Sony's Morpheus headset is expected to launch in 2016 but prices have not yet been announced. And HTC's Vive full-body virtual reality system will be available to developers this summer. Alternatively Google offers its Google Cardboard headset for free by downloading the folding instructions. Or users can buy pre-folded versions from designers for around $24.99 (\u00a316.75). Google also recently teamed up with Mattel to revamp the 1980s classic toy, the View-Master. According to Mattel, users of the device will feel like they are 'inside the scene'. Elsewhere, Google recently funded a firm called Magic Leap that makes augmented reality glasses. Augmented reality differs from virtual reality because it places graphics and images on top of a view of the real world, rather than transports people to virtual worlds. Immerse is the latest attempt to introduce virtual reality to the masses, which has seen an surge recently with the launch of Samsung's Gear VR range (illustrated) and similar announcements from Sony and HTC. Samsung's version is available from \u00a3169 in the UK and $199 in the US, buy it is tied to Samsung phones . Sony's Morpheus headset (picutred) is expected to launch in 2016 but prices have not yet been announced . Michael Abrash, chief scientist from Facebook-owned virtual reality (VR) experts Oculus said at the firm's annual F8 conference in San Francisco said The Matrix provides the best sense of what virtual reality could someday be like. He said our brain never sees the real world, but instead infers it based on the 'sparse' data it receives and used a series of optical illusions to make this point. For example, he explained that humans only have three colour sensors, we can\u2019t see infrared or ultraviolet and we have a blind spot in each eye. \u2018Our visual data is actually astonishingly sparse and even if we were able to accurately record and process every photon that reaches our eyes, we\u2019d still have too little data to be able to reconstruct the world accurately,' he said. He used the recent black and blue/white and gold dress as an example. \u2018Our visual system takes its best guess and sends that to the conscious mind,\u2019 he continued. 'The way that the brain compensates for the limited data it receives is by maintaining a model of the real world that it constantly updates as new data comes in. Google offers its Google Cardboard headset (pictured) for free by downloading the folding instructions. Or users can buy pre-folded versions from designers for around $24.99 (\u00a316.75) Michael Abrash, chief scientist from Oculus recently used this image to show how vision is simply our perception of the world, but isn't realty. The pills are the same shade of grey, and the red and blue colours that people see are simply what their brains perceive, based on the rest of the information around them . 'And it is that model, not the real world, that you experience and trust implicitly. We are inference machines, not objective observers. He then showed a red and blue pill on hands that were shown on a yellow background to give an example of how this inference model breaks down. The colours of the pills are the same shade of grey, and the red and blue colours that people see are simply what their brains perceive, based on the rest of the information around them. And even when a person knows that the pills are grey, they still see them as red or blue. \u2018Your visual system isn\u2019t interested in whether the photons coming from a tile on a random image are red or blue or grey,' Mr Abrash continued. 'Knowing that didn\u2019t keep anyone from being eaten by lions on the Savannah. What it is interested in is identifying potentially relevant features, in the real world, under a variety of conditions. 'Your visual system constantly corrects for the colours in the scene. It is reverse engineering reality rather than just recording it. The colours seen are your brain\u2019s \u201cbest guess.\u201d\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nVirtual reality may still seem like a hobby reserved for hardcore gamers, but as headsets drop in price it is on the verge of becoming mainstream. One firm helping to fuel this trend is Immerse. It has created a virtual reality headset that works with any Android and iOS phone and is compatible with hundreds of virtual reality apps from the respective stores. It additionally lets people watch 3D movies - all for the relatively cheap price of \u00a329.99 ($45). Scroll down for video . The Immerse virtual reality headset (pictured) is available from Firebox for \u00a329.95 ($45). It works with any Android and iOS phone that can run virtual reality apps from the respective stores, and will play any 3D movie . The maximum size of compatible devices is 3.5 x 5.7-inches (8.2 x 15.4cm), which means it will work with the iPhone 6, but not the iPhone 6 Plus, for example. However, in theory any device with a screen that fits these measurements and that can run a 3D movie or virtual reality apps will work because the processing power comes entirely from the gadget. Immerse  is fitted with an earphone slot to truly immerse the wearer in whatever they are watching and has adjustable head straps and lenses. Other features include 360\u00b0 head tracking and an 'ultra-wide field of view' - although the exact degree of view isn't listed. Immerse calls itself an affordable alternative to rivals such as Oculus Rift, which is expected to launch a consumer version 'soon' with prices ranging from between $200 (\u00a3135) and $400 (\u00a3270). Immerse is available to buy from  Firebox and can be shipped internationally. The maximum size of compatible devices is 3.5 x 5.7-inches (8.2 x 15.4cm), which means it will work with the iPhone 6, but not the iPhone 6 Plus, for example.\u00a0However, in theory any device with a screen that fits these measurements and can run a 3D movie, or run virtual reality apps, will work . Immerse is fitted with an earphone slot to truly immerse the wearer in whatever they are watching and has adjustable head straps and lenses (pictured).\u00a0Other features include 360\u00b0 head tracking and an 'ultra-wide field of view' - although the exact degree of view isn't listed . The product description says: 'You've probably seen countless videos on the internet of people wearing the much-lauded Oculus Rift, tripping out in digital worlds and generally loving life. Google offers its Cardboard headset for free by downloading the folding instructions. Or users can buy pre-folded versions from designers for around $24.99 (\u00a316.75). Google also recently teamed up with Mattel to revamp the 1980s classic, the View-Master. According to Mattel, users of the device will feel like they are 'inside the scene'. It said: 'Take a virtual field trip to Paris and sit in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower as it soars above you. Visit historic Alcatraz Island and interact with your surroundings to discover fun facts. 'Travel through time and space in ways you never thought possible.' Elsewhere, Google recently funded a firm called Magic Leap that makes augmented reality glasses. Augmented reality differs from virtual reality because it places graphics and images on top of a view of the real world, rather than transports people to virtual worlds. 'Not only is this revolutionary device unavailable until 2016, but you'll probably have to sell a number of vital organs just to be able to buy it. 'Well, feast your eyes on (and indeed, in) the Immerse Virtual Reality Headset - a new and affordable foray into the breathtaking world of virtual reality.' Immerse is the latest attempt to introduce virtual reality to the masses, which has seen a surge recently with the launch of Samsung's Gear VR range and similar announcements from Sony and HTC. Samsung's version is available now with prices starting at \u00a3169 in the UK and $199 in the US for the Innovation headset. However, it is tied to Samsung phones. Sony's Morpheus headset is expected to launch in 2016 but prices have not yet been announced. And HTC's Vive full-body virtual reality system will be available to developers this summer. Alternatively Google offers its Google Cardboard headset for free by downloading the folding instructions. Or users can buy pre-folded versions from designers for around $24.99 (\u00a316.75). Google also recently teamed up with Mattel to revamp the 1980s classic toy, the View-Master. According to Mattel, users of the device will feel like they are 'inside the scene'. Elsewhere, Google recently funded a firm called Magic Leap that makes augmented reality glasses. Augmented reality differs from virtual reality because it places graphics and images on top of a view of the real world, rather than transports people to virtual worlds. Immerse is the latest attempt to introduce virtual reality to the masses, which has seen an surge recently with the launch of Samsung's Gear VR range (illustrated) and similar announcements from Sony and HTC. Samsung's version is available from \u00a3169 in the UK and $199 in the US, buy it is tied to Samsung phones . Sony's Morpheus headset (picutred) is expected to launch in 2016 but prices have not yet been announced . Michael Abrash, chief scientist from Facebook-owned virtual reality (VR) experts Oculus said at the firm's annual F8 conference in San Francisco said The Matrix provides the best sense of what virtual reality could someday be like. He said our brain never sees the real world, but instead infers it based on the 'sparse' data it receives and used a series of optical illusions to make this point. For example, he explained that humans only have three colour sensors, we can\u2019t see infrared or ultraviolet and we have a blind spot in each eye. \u2018Our visual data is actually astonishingly sparse and even if we were able to accurately record and process every photon that reaches our eyes, we\u2019d still have too little data to be able to reconstruct the world accurately,' he said. He used the recent black and blue/white and gold dress as an example. \u2018Our visual system takes its best guess and sends that to the conscious mind,\u2019 he continued. 'The way that the brain compensates for the limited data it receives is by maintaining a model of the real world that it constantly updates as new data comes in. Google offers its Google Cardboard headset (pictured) for free by downloading the folding instructions. Or users can buy pre-folded versions from designers for around $24.99 (\u00a316.75) Michael Abrash, chief scientist from Oculus recently used this image to show how vision is simply our perception of the world, but isn't realty. The pills are the same shade of grey, and the red and blue colours that people see are simply what their brains perceive, based on the rest of the information around them . 'And it is that model, not the real world, that you experience and trust implicitly. We are inference machines, not objective observers. He then showed a red and blue pill on hands that were shown on a yellow background to give an example of how this inference model breaks down. The colours of the pills are the same shade of grey, and the red and blue colours that people see are simply what their brains perceive, based on the rest of the information around them. And even when a person knows that the pills are grey, they still see them as red or blue. \u2018Your visual system isn\u2019t interested in whether the photons coming from a tile on a random image are red or blue or grey,' Mr Abrash continued. 'Knowing that didn\u2019t keep anyone from being eaten by lions on the Savannah. What it is interested in is identifying potentially relevant features, in the real world, under a variety of conditions. 'Your visual system constantly corrects for the colours in the scene. It is reverse engineering reality rather than just recording it. The colours seen are your brain\u2019s \u201cbest guess.\u201d\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "8b1a8945d647a05498b48ec6782bee8b7fb15ee8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "The virtual reality headset is available to buy from Firebox for \u00a329.95 .\nIt works with Android and iOS phones via virtual reality apps and 3D films .\nThe maximum size of the device must be 3.5 x 5.7-inches (8.2 x 15.4cm)\nIt calls itself an affordable alternative to rivals such as Oculus Rift ."}}
{"prompt": "Scott Sinclair has confirmed he wants to sign permanently for Aston Villa at the end of the season. The winger is on loan from Manchester City but can be bought for \u00a32.5million in the summer. The 26-year-old, who has scored three goals in 10 games for Villa, said: 'I feel at home at Villa, it's a great club, I'm sure at the end of the season we can sit down and I can sign. Definitely.' Winger Scott Sinclair is currently on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester City and has been in fine form . Sinclair has scored three goals in 10 games for Villa and wants to make his loan move permanent soon . Sinclair scores Villa's second goal during the FA Cup fifth-round win over Leicester City in February . Villa midfielder Joe Cole is backing the club to defy the odds and beat Arsenal in the FA Cup final in May . Meanwhile, Joe Cole believes Villa can beat Arsenal in the FA Cup final on May 30 if they repeat their performance from the semi-final against Liverpool. 'It's a tough game. They've been brilliant, a top side,' he said. 'Arsene Wenger's really turned it round for them. They'll want to put another bit of silverware on the table, but if we play like we did against Liverpool and Tottenham, we'll be alright.' Villa are enjoying a new lease of life under manager Tim Sherwood and are currently on course to avoid relegation. Sherwood, who took over at the club in February after Paul Lambert was sacked, has steered Villa to 15th in the league table and their first cup final for five years. Tim Sherwood has worked wonders at Villa since taking over from the sacked Paul Lambert in February .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nScott Sinclair has confirmed he wants to sign permanently for Aston Villa at the end of the season. The winger is on loan from Manchester City but can be bought for \u00a32.5million in the summer. The 26-year-old, who has scored three goals in 10 games for Villa, said: 'I feel at home at Villa, it's a great club, I'm sure at the end of the season we can sit down and I can sign. Definitely.' Winger Scott Sinclair is currently on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester City and has been in fine form . Sinclair has scored three goals in 10 games for Villa and wants to make his loan move permanent soon . Sinclair scores Villa's second goal during the FA Cup fifth-round win over Leicester City in February . Villa midfielder Joe Cole is backing the club to defy the odds and beat Arsenal in the FA Cup final in May . Meanwhile, Joe Cole believes Villa can beat Arsenal in the FA Cup final on May 30 if they repeat their performance from the semi-final against Liverpool. 'It's a tough game. They've been brilliant, a top side,' he said. 'Arsene Wenger's really turned it round for them. They'll want to put another bit of silverware on the table, but if we play like we did against Liverpool and Tottenham, we'll be alright.' Villa are enjoying a new lease of life under manager Tim Sherwood and are currently on course to avoid relegation. Sherwood, who took over at the club in February after Paul Lambert was sacked, has steered Villa to 15th in the league table and their first cup final for five years. Tim Sherwood has worked wonders at Villa since taking over from the sacked Paul Lambert in February ."}], "metadata": {"id": "5a5233f2ee5bb2c092d03ae7c366bd770aa5c253", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Scott Sinclair is currently on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester City .\nThe 26-year-old winger has impressed for the club since his January move .\nVilla could make the switch permanent in the summer for a \u00a32.5million fee .\nMeanwhile, Joe Cole has backed Villa to beat Arsenal and win the FA Cup ."}}
{"prompt": "Sam Reese, a male model who recently appeared on Channel 4's First Dates reality match-making show, has received death threats over his behaviour on the programme. The 22-year-old's crime was to ask his date Kathleen to split the bill with him rather than pick up the tab himself - an action which sparked a slew of furious responses on Twitter. 'I couldn\u2019t believe some of the reactions from people on Twitter,' he told The Mirror. 'I had death threats, one person said that the next time I come out in Manchester I\u2019m dead.' Sam Reese, a male model who recently appeared on Channel 4's First Dates show, has received death threats over his behaviour on the program. Pictured, Sam with Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis . 'Don't split the bill on your first date for crying out loud, chivalry is still a thing!' wrote one man on Twitter. 'I bet he wouldn't leave a tip either,' another speculated. Sam, who was reportedly seen 'cosying up' with Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis over the weekend, unsurprisingly admits his televised date was not a resounding success. 'It was a really expensive meal, like \u00a3350, and I knew I wasn\u2019t going to see her again, so what\u2019s wrong with asking her to split the bill?' he said. Sam said, 'I couldn\u2019t believe some of the reaction from people on Twitter. I had death threats, one person said that the next time I come out in Manchester I\u2019m dead' He argued, 'It was a really expensive meal, like \u00a3350, and I knew I wasn\u2019t going to see her again, so what\u2019s wrong with asking her to split the bill?' Sam also insisted that the show was 'edited' to make him look 'bad', and said producers tried to paint him as a 'typical model.' First Dates bills itself as 'an interactive documentary series on modern dating' and follows singles as they meet for the first time over dinner. The next episode airs tomorrow night. After Sam asked his date to split the bill on the Channel 4 programme, Twitter users reacted with disgust .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSam Reese, a male model who recently appeared on Channel 4's First Dates reality match-making show, has received death threats over his behaviour on the programme. The 22-year-old's crime was to ask his date Kathleen to split the bill with him rather than pick up the tab himself - an action which sparked a slew of furious responses on Twitter. 'I couldn\u2019t believe some of the reactions from people on Twitter,' he told The Mirror. 'I had death threats, one person said that the next time I come out in Manchester I\u2019m dead.' Sam Reese, a male model who recently appeared on Channel 4's First Dates show, has received death threats over his behaviour on the program. Pictured, Sam with Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis . 'Don't split the bill on your first date for crying out loud, chivalry is still a thing!' wrote one man on Twitter. 'I bet he wouldn't leave a tip either,' another speculated. Sam, who was reportedly seen 'cosying up' with Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis over the weekend, unsurprisingly admits his televised date was not a resounding success. 'It was a really expensive meal, like \u00a3350, and I knew I wasn\u2019t going to see her again, so what\u2019s wrong with asking her to split the bill?' he said. Sam said, 'I couldn\u2019t believe some of the reaction from people on Twitter. I had death threats, one person said that the next time I come out in Manchester I\u2019m dead' He argued, 'It was a really expensive meal, like \u00a3350, and I knew I wasn\u2019t going to see her again, so what\u2019s wrong with asking her to split the bill?' Sam also insisted that the show was 'edited' to make him look 'bad', and said producers tried to paint him as a 'typical model.' First Dates bills itself as 'an interactive documentary series on modern dating' and follows singles as they meet for the first time over dinner. The next episode airs tomorrow night. After Sam asked his date to split the bill on the Channel 4 programme, Twitter users reacted with disgust ."}], "metadata": {"id": "923922c3b21d8b5fb748e58e4fb346ebed6300fb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Sam Reese, 22, appeared on the Channel 4 show First Dates .\nThe male model suggested he split the \u00a3350 dinner bill with his date .\nHe claims he has received death threats over his behaviour ."}}
{"prompt": "Paul Smith, having bravely lost his two challenges to Arthur Abraham in Germany, now finds himself in pole position for a third successive joust against a reigning world super-middleweight champion. Only this time the elder of Liverpool's fine family of four fighting brothers will not be boxing for a title, even though it is against a far more formidable champion. Andre Ward, still ranked by many among the top five pound-for-pound boxers in the world despite 17 months out of the ring, sees Smith as the ideal warm-up opponent, possibly before a rematch with Carl Froch. Paul Smith (right) throws a punch towards Arthur Abraham during their title fight in Berlin in February . Andre Ward (left) poses with his many title belts after defeating Edwin Rodriguez in November 2013 . Kell Brook could have had his much-craved Battle of Britain... if Eddie Hearn had not been so 'disrespectful', claims Amir Khan's dad Shah. Read more here. Virgil Hunter, California-based trainer of both Ward and Amir Khan, says: 'Smith is who we want and I'm told it's a done deal. But it won't be for Andre's belt even though it will be over the 12-round championship distance.' The WBA have ordered their two super-middle world champions \u2013 Ward 'super,' Froch 'regular' \u2013 to meet in a unification fight. Froch declared willingness if Ward returns the compliment by travelling to the UK, having won their first meeting in the US. Ward (left) lands a left jab on Carl Froch before going on to win their title bout in New Jersey in 2011 . Froch (left) stands alongside James DeGale before a television appearance in Liverpool last July . Ward said he would make the away trip but only as far as London, not to Nottingham where Froch has long desired to box on his hometown City Ground. Hunter declares: 'Andre would have gladly taken Carl straight away.' But now it appears the WBA are granting the so-called Son of God licence to shake off the ring rust where he almost always fights, in his native city across the Bay from San Francisco. Froch, meanwhile, is turning his attention to his other remaining ambition before retirement \u2013 a first appearance on the Las Vegas Strip, against the namesake son of Mexican legend Julio Cesar Chavez. Step into Oakland's Oracle Arena, Paul Smith. Good luck to him, in every sense of the phrase. Julis Cesar Chavez Jr (centre) celebrates after winning the WBC World Middleweight title in June 2011 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPaul Smith, having bravely lost his two challenges to Arthur Abraham in Germany, now finds himself in pole position for a third successive joust against a reigning world super-middleweight champion. Only this time the elder of Liverpool's fine family of four fighting brothers will not be boxing for a title, even though it is against a far more formidable champion. Andre Ward, still ranked by many among the top five pound-for-pound boxers in the world despite 17 months out of the ring, sees Smith as the ideal warm-up opponent, possibly before a rematch with Carl Froch. Paul Smith (right) throws a punch towards Arthur Abraham during their title fight in Berlin in February . Andre Ward (left) poses with his many title belts after defeating Edwin Rodriguez in November 2013 . Kell Brook could have had his much-craved Battle of Britain... if Eddie Hearn had not been so 'disrespectful', claims Amir Khan's dad Shah. Read more here. Virgil Hunter, California-based trainer of both Ward and Amir Khan, says: 'Smith is who we want and I'm told it's a done deal. But it won't be for Andre's belt even though it will be over the 12-round championship distance.' The WBA have ordered their two super-middle world champions \u2013 Ward 'super,' Froch 'regular' \u2013 to meet in a unification fight. Froch declared willingness if Ward returns the compliment by travelling to the UK, having won their first meeting in the US. Ward (left) lands a left jab on Carl Froch before going on to win their title bout in New Jersey in 2011 . Froch (left) stands alongside James DeGale before a television appearance in Liverpool last July . Ward said he would make the away trip but only as far as London, not to Nottingham where Froch has long desired to box on his hometown City Ground. Hunter declares: 'Andre would have gladly taken Carl straight away.' But now it appears the WBA are granting the so-called Son of God licence to shake off the ring rust where he almost always fights, in his native city across the Bay from San Francisco. Froch, meanwhile, is turning his attention to his other remaining ambition before retirement \u2013 a first appearance on the Las Vegas Strip, against the namesake son of Mexican legend Julio Cesar Chavez. Step into Oakland's Oracle Arena, Paul Smith. Good luck to him, in every sense of the phrase. Julis Cesar Chavez Jr (centre) celebrates after winning the WBC World Middleweight title in June 2011 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c5276a2620cc7c7f029f782775453c4ec660d2a1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Andre Ward sees Paul Smith as the ideal warm-up opponent .\nIt could possibly come before a Ward rematch with Carl Froch .\nWard has not fought since beating Edwin Rodriguez in November 2013 .\nFroch is turning his attention a first appearance in Las Vegas ."}}
{"prompt": "A filmmaker, whose older sister has Down syndrome, is confronting the misuse of the word 'retarded' and exploring the history of how the medical term has evolved into a hateful insult in her upcoming documentary, which aims to change the way people think, speak and act. Amanda Lukoff, from Arlington, Virginia, teamed up with her husband\u00a0Danny Egan for their film The R-Word, which is in pre-production while they try to raise $200,000 for the documentary on the crowdsourcing website\u00a0IndieGoGo.\u00a0The director and producer, who was inspired to create the movie by her sister Gabrielle, has already signed on cast members including Scrubs actor John C. McGinley and Glee actress Lauren Potter, who has Down syndrome. 'To full understand how and why the R-word came to be, we have to start at the beginning, so I am setting out on a journey to find out how, when and why the R-word became a part of popular culture,' Amanda says in the trailer for the documentary. Scroll down for video . Tight-knit: Amanda Lukoff (left), pictured with her siblings, was inspired to create her documentary The R-Word after growing up with her sister Gabrielle (center), who was born with Down syndrome . Amanda, who plans on starting principal photography this month, has already raised nearly $25,000 since starting the campaign in March. Although she still has 25 days to reach her goal, she notes on the page that she will make the documentary whether or not she meets her fundraising target of $200,000. In the preview clip, Amanda explains that, while she was growing up, she knew her sister Gabrielle 'was different, even special' because of her intellectual disability. She adds that her sister's refusal to let her Down syndrome define her has been a source of inspiration for her in her own life. 'I have also realized that everyone is not as sensitive to my sister's difference as I am,' she says. Sisterly support: Amanda and Gabrielle can be seen speaking at a podium during a private event . Celebration: Gabrielle was photographed happily dancing at Amanda's wedding to her now husband\u00a0Danny Egan . After years of being confronted with the misuse of the word 'retarded' when she was 'on the bus and at school, at work and parties, on TV and in movies, in music and books, and most recently all over social media' Amanda says she realized that other people were 'probably experiencing the same thing'. 'I wanted to know how a term once used as a medical description for individuals with intellectual disabilities became a derogatory word used to put people down,' she says. With her film, Amanda is looking to see if the word 'transcends American society' and will explore the lasting effects it has on people with intellectual disabilities, as well as their friends and families. Spreading the word: Amanda can be seen giving a presentation about her documentary . Think first: Amanda's says she wants to change the way people speak . Amanda explains that she hopes to empower people and also encourage others to think before they speak. 'We want to show people that the word [retarded] actually has a big impact when we use it,' she tells The Mighty. 'It\u2019s not a light-hearted joke that some people believe it to be.' The money Amanda receives in donations will go towards filming, travel, animation and editing, among other things. But the amount of money she raises will only determine how quickly the documentary will be created. 'The film will be made no matter what,' she says.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA filmmaker, whose older sister has Down syndrome, is confronting the misuse of the word 'retarded' and exploring the history of how the medical term has evolved into a hateful insult in her upcoming documentary, which aims to change the way people think, speak and act. Amanda Lukoff, from Arlington, Virginia, teamed up with her husband\u00a0Danny Egan for their film The R-Word, which is in pre-production while they try to raise $200,000 for the documentary on the crowdsourcing website\u00a0IndieGoGo.\u00a0The director and producer, who was inspired to create the movie by her sister Gabrielle, has already signed on cast members including Scrubs actor John C. McGinley and Glee actress Lauren Potter, who has Down syndrome. 'To full understand how and why the R-word came to be, we have to start at the beginning, so I am setting out on a journey to find out how, when and why the R-word became a part of popular culture,' Amanda says in the trailer for the documentary. Scroll down for video . Tight-knit: Amanda Lukoff (left), pictured with her siblings, was inspired to create her documentary The R-Word after growing up with her sister Gabrielle (center), who was born with Down syndrome . Amanda, who plans on starting principal photography this month, has already raised nearly $25,000 since starting the campaign in March. Although she still has 25 days to reach her goal, she notes on the page that she will make the documentary whether or not she meets her fundraising target of $200,000. In the preview clip, Amanda explains that, while she was growing up, she knew her sister Gabrielle 'was different, even special' because of her intellectual disability. She adds that her sister's refusal to let her Down syndrome define her has been a source of inspiration for her in her own life. 'I have also realized that everyone is not as sensitive to my sister's difference as I am,' she says. Sisterly support: Amanda and Gabrielle can be seen speaking at a podium during a private event . Celebration: Gabrielle was photographed happily dancing at Amanda's wedding to her now husband\u00a0Danny Egan . After years of being confronted with the misuse of the word 'retarded' when she was 'on the bus and at school, at work and parties, on TV and in movies, in music and books, and most recently all over social media' Amanda says she realized that other people were 'probably experiencing the same thing'. 'I wanted to know how a term once used as a medical description for individuals with intellectual disabilities became a derogatory word used to put people down,' she says. With her film, Amanda is looking to see if the word 'transcends American society' and will explore the lasting effects it has on people with intellectual disabilities, as well as their friends and families. Spreading the word: Amanda can be seen giving a presentation about her documentary . Think first: Amanda's says she wants to change the way people speak . Amanda explains that she hopes to empower people and also encourage others to think before they speak. 'We want to show people that the word [retarded] actually has a big impact when we use it,' she tells The Mighty. 'It\u2019s not a light-hearted joke that some people believe it to be.' The money Amanda receives in donations will go towards filming, travel, animation and editing, among other things. But the amount of money she raises will only determine how quickly the documentary will be created. 'The film will be made no matter what,' she says."}], "metadata": {"id": "20ee3eca97eb7aa58057131f44e1a327987e0d52", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Amanda Lukoff, from Arlington, Virginia, teamed up with her husband Danny Egan for their film The R-Word .\nShe was inspired by her older sister Gabrielle, who was born with Down syndrome .\nThe documentary is in pre-production until she raises\u00a0$200,000 for its\u00a0creation .\nScrubs actor John C. McGinley and Glee actress Lauren Potter, who has Down syndrome, are among the films cast members ."}}
{"prompt": "Nearly half of parents have not taught their children how to dial 999 - and many youngsters think the emergency number is 911, a study found. Many said their children were not mature enough to learn the life-saving skill. And, shockingly, an even greater number said their children would not know the difference between 999 and 911, the emergency number in the US. Scroll down for video . Nearly half of parents have not taught their children how to dial 999 - and many youngsters think the emergency number is 911, a study found . The survey of 757 parents was carried out by Mumsnet, the UK\u2019s largest internet community for parents. It found that 37 per cent of parents had not told their children how to dial 999, with 53 per cent claiming they had never even considered teaching them. But nearly half - 46 per cent - insisted that their children were not mature enough to know about who to call in an emergency. And concerningly, 65 per cent of parents said their children did not know the difference between 999 and America\u2019s 911. Locked smartphones stuck on the \u2018enter passcode\u2019 screen were also a source of worry for many parents. 78 per cent of respondents know that you can dial 999 from a locked phone, but only 23 per cent are confident their children know this. The survey raises fears that many youngsters are not being taught vital lessons about what to do in an emergency. Of those parents who said they had not taught them how to dial 999, more than 60 per cent admitted they were not confident their child would know what to do if someone collapsed, wouldn\u2019t wake up or if there was a fire. The survey of 757 parents was carried out by Mumsnet, the UK\u2019s largest internet community for parents . But campaigners say that even toddlers under the age of five should be taught how to call 999. The Mumsnet website www.999forkids.com is now urging parents to build on their children\u2019s interests in the emergency services and characters like Fireman Sam to educate them about making an emergency call. And it says that parents should explain to their children what kinds of medical situations would definitely require a 999 call, such as chest pain, breathing problems, choking or drowning. Joe Mulligan, head of first aid learning at the Red Cross, said: \u2018Children as young as five can learn some basic first aid, but we know that even younger children can be introduced to the idea of dialling 999. \u2018By using play-acting with your child you can help them feel confident to act in a real emergency scenario, which could potentially save a life.\u2019 Mumsnet have now launched a hard-hitting campaign to alert parents to the dangers of keeping their children ignorant of 999. The website features a poignant video real-life 999 call made by a five-year-old girl after her mother Loretta Addison from Warrington, Cheshire, had an epileptic fit. Elleemae\u2019s bravery saver her mother\u2019s life, and those behind the campaign hope the video will service as a hard-hitting example to other parents who have yet to tell their children about 999. Nils Leonard, chairman and CCO of Grey London - the company which made the film - said: \u2018In advertising, we spend our lives making up fiction to get people to care. \u2018But there\u2019s nothing more powerful than the truth. When it\u2019s delivered by a child and the UK\u2019s largest network of parents, rather than government, people will take notice. We will save lives.\u2019 Justine Roberts, the CEO of Mumsnet, said: \u2018Nobody wants to think about the circumstances in which their child might need to call 999, but as Elleemae\u2019s story shows, it can literally be a lifesaver. \u2018We hope this powerful film will encourage parents to take a deep breath and have a chat with their children.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNearly half of parents have not taught their children how to dial 999 - and many youngsters think the emergency number is 911, a study found. Many said their children were not mature enough to learn the life-saving skill. And, shockingly, an even greater number said their children would not know the difference between 999 and 911, the emergency number in the US. Scroll down for video . Nearly half of parents have not taught their children how to dial 999 - and many youngsters think the emergency number is 911, a study found . The survey of 757 parents was carried out by Mumsnet, the UK\u2019s largest internet community for parents. It found that 37 per cent of parents had not told their children how to dial 999, with 53 per cent claiming they had never even considered teaching them. But nearly half - 46 per cent - insisted that their children were not mature enough to know about who to call in an emergency. And concerningly, 65 per cent of parents said their children did not know the difference between 999 and America\u2019s 911. Locked smartphones stuck on the \u2018enter passcode\u2019 screen were also a source of worry for many parents. 78 per cent of respondents know that you can dial 999 from a locked phone, but only 23 per cent are confident their children know this. The survey raises fears that many youngsters are not being taught vital lessons about what to do in an emergency. Of those parents who said they had not taught them how to dial 999, more than 60 per cent admitted they were not confident their child would know what to do if someone collapsed, wouldn\u2019t wake up or if there was a fire. The survey of 757 parents was carried out by Mumsnet, the UK\u2019s largest internet community for parents . But campaigners say that even toddlers under the age of five should be taught how to call 999. The Mumsnet website www.999forkids.com is now urging parents to build on their children\u2019s interests in the emergency services and characters like Fireman Sam to educate them about making an emergency call. And it says that parents should explain to their children what kinds of medical situations would definitely require a 999 call, such as chest pain, breathing problems, choking or drowning. Joe Mulligan, head of first aid learning at the Red Cross, said: \u2018Children as young as five can learn some basic first aid, but we know that even younger children can be introduced to the idea of dialling 999. \u2018By using play-acting with your child you can help them feel confident to act in a real emergency scenario, which could potentially save a life.\u2019 Mumsnet have now launched a hard-hitting campaign to alert parents to the dangers of keeping their children ignorant of 999. The website features a poignant video real-life 999 call made by a five-year-old girl after her mother Loretta Addison from Warrington, Cheshire, had an epileptic fit. Elleemae\u2019s bravery saver her mother\u2019s life, and those behind the campaign hope the video will service as a hard-hitting example to other parents who have yet to tell their children about 999. Nils Leonard, chairman and CCO of Grey London - the company which made the film - said: \u2018In advertising, we spend our lives making up fiction to get people to care. \u2018But there\u2019s nothing more powerful than the truth. When it\u2019s delivered by a child and the UK\u2019s largest network of parents, rather than government, people will take notice. We will save lives.\u2019 Justine Roberts, the CEO of Mumsnet, said: \u2018Nobody wants to think about the circumstances in which their child might need to call 999, but as Elleemae\u2019s story shows, it can literally be a lifesaver. \u2018We hope this powerful film will encourage parents to take a deep breath and have a chat with their children.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "bfd19f5391d5e63e2b38cb17af86a1858d8933f9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Study found many children don't know the difference between 999 and 911 .\nNearly half of parents thought children weren't mature enough to know .\nMumsnet survey raises fear children aren't learning vital emergency steps ."}}
{"prompt": "A war hero pilot who survived almost 70 skirmishes with the Luftwaffe has died after being knocked down by a hit-and-run driver near his home. Doug Gregory, 92, had popped out for his daily newspaper when he was struck by a car outside a petrol station. The ex-Spitfire pilot suffered a serious head injury and was flown to hospital by air ambulance, but died two weeks later. A hero: Doug Gregory. 92, only retired from his job as a stunt pilot two years ago. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross after surviving almost 70 missions over Nazi-occupied Europe . Fighter pilot: The 92-year-old had survived 70 missions against the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. He flew Beaufighters and Mosquitoes before testing  aircraft, including models of Spitfires and Hurricanes . Mr Gregory began flying during the Second World War and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his gallantry in 69 combat missions over Nazi-occupied Europe. Having volunteered for the Royal Air Force as early as he could, straight after his 18th birthday in 1941, Mr Gregory flew Beaufighters and Mosquitoes. He also tested a wide range of aircraft, including Spitfires and Hurricanes. A veteran of D-Day, the RAF\u2019s Battle of Berlin bombing campaign and night sorties all over Europe, he recalled years later: \u2018I wasn\u2019t shot down but I was shot at. Luckily they missed \u2013 most of the time.\u2019 Mr Gregory also survived a brain haemorrhage in 1947. He only retired from his role as a stunt pilot at the age of 90. Mr Gregory was performing loop-the-loops throughout his 80s \u2013 earning the nickname The Flying Zimmer \u2013 as a founder member of the Great War Display Team, a band of pilots determined to preserve the spirit and skills of Britain\u2019s First World War dogfighter heroes. Knocked down: The war hero was making his daily trip to the shops and had just purchased a newspaper when he was struck. Officers are still investigating the collision but say no-one has been arrested or charged . Hit-and-run: Police at the scene where Mr Gregory was knocked down by a car. Officers\u00a0say a female motorist driving a silver-coloured Nissan involved in the collision came forward and was interviewed under caution . The accident happened on March 30 just after he had bought a paper at his local newsagent\u2019s in Blackfield, Hampshire. His wife and son accompanied him to Southampton General Hospital, where he died on Sunday. Police said a woman who was driving a silver-coloured Nissan involved in the accident later came forward and was interviewed under caution. A police spokesman said officers were still investigating the accident. He added that no one had been arrested or charged in connection with the collision. Last night tributes poured in. Military historian Paul Beaver tweeted: \u2018Deep regret at passing of Doug Gregory, night intruder veteran & honorary member of Army Flying Association. Our thoughts with Liz & family.\u2019 Another fan tweeted: \u2018RIP Doug Gregory DFC a great former Mosquito and display pilot. Blue skies, Sir. Very sad news.\u2019 Mr Gregory's love of flying continued after the war. He built a 1917-style bi-plane and joined the Great War Display Team, eventually becoming Britain's oldest stunt pilot until he decided to give up his role in 2013 . Teacher: After leaving the RAF in 1946 Mr Gregory (left) became an art teacher at two Hampshire schools. Police said no-one had been arrested or charged in connection with the collision in Blackfield (right) When he gave up his role as a stunt pilot in 2013 Mr Gregory insisted he would still continue to fly planes . Mr Gregory left the RAF in 1946 and spent the rest of his working life teaching art in a Hampshire comprehensive. But on his retirement, aged 60, he wanted to do something more than garden and play golf, so he used his \u00a35,000 savings to spend four years building himself the 1917-style SE5A biplane that he flew in airshows. He joined the Great War Display Team, saying: \u2018Flying has been my favourite thing all my life, especially aerobatics. I don\u2019t do any other kind of sport. Flying is quite enough to keep me going.\u2019 Determined to teach younger generations of the bravery of the First World War pilots, he said in 2007: \u2018I am afraid that the public\u2019s grasp of history today is pathetic. 'If we can help people understand a bit more about what happened in the Great War, then it has to be worthwhile.\u2019 In 2010, Mr Gregory and some of his fellow pilots took part in a mock dogfight over the New Forest to celebrate the centenary of the former Royal Fying Corps airfield at East Boldre. He finally quit flying in 2013, saying of his beloved biplane: \u2018I will miss it terribly, but it is difficult to get in and out of and very hard to start.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA war hero pilot who survived almost 70 skirmishes with the Luftwaffe has died after being knocked down by a hit-and-run driver near his home. Doug Gregory, 92, had popped out for his daily newspaper when he was struck by a car outside a petrol station. The ex-Spitfire pilot suffered a serious head injury and was flown to hospital by air ambulance, but died two weeks later. A hero: Doug Gregory. 92, only retired from his job as a stunt pilot two years ago. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross after surviving almost 70 missions over Nazi-occupied Europe . Fighter pilot: The 92-year-old had survived 70 missions against the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. He flew Beaufighters and Mosquitoes before testing  aircraft, including models of Spitfires and Hurricanes . Mr Gregory began flying during the Second World War and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his gallantry in 69 combat missions over Nazi-occupied Europe. Having volunteered for the Royal Air Force as early as he could, straight after his 18th birthday in 1941, Mr Gregory flew Beaufighters and Mosquitoes. He also tested a wide range of aircraft, including Spitfires and Hurricanes. A veteran of D-Day, the RAF\u2019s Battle of Berlin bombing campaign and night sorties all over Europe, he recalled years later: \u2018I wasn\u2019t shot down but I was shot at. Luckily they missed \u2013 most of the time.\u2019 Mr Gregory also survived a brain haemorrhage in 1947. He only retired from his role as a stunt pilot at the age of 90. Mr Gregory was performing loop-the-loops throughout his 80s \u2013 earning the nickname The Flying Zimmer \u2013 as a founder member of the Great War Display Team, a band of pilots determined to preserve the spirit and skills of Britain\u2019s First World War dogfighter heroes. Knocked down: The war hero was making his daily trip to the shops and had just purchased a newspaper when he was struck. Officers are still investigating the collision but say no-one has been arrested or charged . Hit-and-run: Police at the scene where Mr Gregory was knocked down by a car. Officers\u00a0say a female motorist driving a silver-coloured Nissan involved in the collision came forward and was interviewed under caution . The accident happened on March 30 just after he had bought a paper at his local newsagent\u2019s in Blackfield, Hampshire. His wife and son accompanied him to Southampton General Hospital, where he died on Sunday. Police said a woman who was driving a silver-coloured Nissan involved in the accident later came forward and was interviewed under caution. A police spokesman said officers were still investigating the accident. He added that no one had been arrested or charged in connection with the collision. Last night tributes poured in. Military historian Paul Beaver tweeted: \u2018Deep regret at passing of Doug Gregory, night intruder veteran & honorary member of Army Flying Association. Our thoughts with Liz & family.\u2019 Another fan tweeted: \u2018RIP Doug Gregory DFC a great former Mosquito and display pilot. Blue skies, Sir. Very sad news.\u2019 Mr Gregory's love of flying continued after the war. He built a 1917-style bi-plane and joined the Great War Display Team, eventually becoming Britain's oldest stunt pilot until he decided to give up his role in 2013 . Teacher: After leaving the RAF in 1946 Mr Gregory (left) became an art teacher at two Hampshire schools. Police said no-one had been arrested or charged in connection with the collision in Blackfield (right) When he gave up his role as a stunt pilot in 2013 Mr Gregory insisted he would still continue to fly planes . Mr Gregory left the RAF in 1946 and spent the rest of his working life teaching art in a Hampshire comprehensive. But on his retirement, aged 60, he wanted to do something more than garden and play golf, so he used his \u00a35,000 savings to spend four years building himself the 1917-style SE5A biplane that he flew in airshows. He joined the Great War Display Team, saying: \u2018Flying has been my favourite thing all my life, especially aerobatics. I don\u2019t do any other kind of sport. Flying is quite enough to keep me going.\u2019 Determined to teach younger generations of the bravery of the First World War pilots, he said in 2007: \u2018I am afraid that the public\u2019s grasp of history today is pathetic. 'If we can help people understand a bit more about what happened in the Great War, then it has to be worthwhile.\u2019 In 2010, Mr Gregory and some of his fellow pilots took part in a mock dogfight over the New Forest to celebrate the centenary of the former Royal Fying Corps airfield at East Boldre. He finally quit flying in 2013, saying of his beloved biplane: \u2018I will miss it terribly, but it is difficult to get in and out of and very hard to start.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "6aaf7b50c64a6974ca82a54326922ce9242e91c2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Doug Gregory flew Beaufighters and Mosquitoes in the Second World War .\nThe war hero survived 67 missions flying over Nazi-controlled Europe .\nHe later became Britain's oldest stunt pilot and only retired two years ago .\nNo-one has been arrested or charged in connection with the hit-and-run ."}}
{"prompt": "Amir Khan has ended speculation over his next opponent by announcing he will fight former light-welterweight world champion Chris Algieri on May 30. The Bolton fighter had earlier this week come under increasing pressure to take on British rival and IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook in June. However, Khan, who was also linked with bouts against Adrien Broner and Keith Thurman, said he was already deep in negotiations to fight somebody else. Amir Khan (left) has announced his next fight will be against Chris Algieri at welterweight on May 30 . Khan's (right) last fight came against Devon Alexander in December, whom he beat to take his record to 30-3 . Algieri (left) lost his last bout against Manny\u00a0Pacquiao in November - his first defeat in his professional career . Algieri was knocked down six times en route to a heavily lopsided points loss in Macau . And on his wife's YouTube channel Khan announced: 'The next opponent will be Chris Algieri. I will be taking that fight at 147lbs (the welterweight limit).' The fight has yet to be rubber-stamped, but Khan added: 'I'm looking forward to getting this fight announced officially by my manager and advisor Al Haymon. '(His management team) think it's the right fight for me, they want to keep me going.' Algieri's only defeat in his 21-fight professional career came in his last bout against Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao, who faces Floyd Mayweather in a mega-fight on May 2. Algieri was knocked down six times en route to a heavily lopsided points loss in November last year. Yet Khan believes his American foe is a credible opponent as he wrested the WBO light-welterweight title off the much feared Ruslan Provodnikov in June 2014. Khan said: 'You can class him as an A-class opponent. 'He has fought decent opponents, beaten decent opponents, and just fell short against Manny Pacquiao, which is an A star opponent. 'He's a decent boxer overall. He knows how to box and knows how to move well. He takes a decent amount of shots and he's got a decent amount of power, so I think overall it's going to be a good fight for me.' The 28-year-old hopes to fight in Algieri's home city of New York, with Khan's only previous outing there an 11th-round stoppage of Paulie Malignaggi at Madison Square Garden in May 2010. Adrien Broner (right) had been relentless in calling out of Khan since his comfortable win over John Molina Jr . Khan (pictured in March 2014) hopes to fight\u00a0Algieri's home city of New York next month . Khan (right) has fought once before in New York - where he defeated\u00a0Paulie Malignaggi  in May 2010 . This time, though, Khan wants the non-title bout at the Barclays Center as he said: 'We're looking at fighting in New York, I think New York's a great venue for me. 'Having that fight in New York will be good for the UK fans in a way because it will give them a chance to travel and it won't be as far as going to (Las) Vegas. 'This time I'd like to fight at the Barclays Center, which I've never fought at.' Khan has made no secret of his desire to chase lucrative showdowns against Mayweather or Pacquiao and is confident a win over Algieri can lead him to that. 'Hopefully this can lead me on to the bigger fights in the future, which is what I'm looking at,' he added. But Khan's announcement has left IBF welterweight champion Brook disappointed. Sheffield's Brook retained his world strap with a four-round destruction of Jo Jo Dan a week ago and immediately called out regular verbal sparring partner Khan. The two have spent the week trading barbs - with Brook offering a June 13 date at Wembley for an all-British bout - but Khan made it clear he was going his own way when announcing his next opponent on Thursday. The Bolton man said he will face Chris Algieri in New York on May 30 and Brook cannot understand the move. After Kell Brook's victory over Jo Jo Dan on March 1, he called out Amir Khan in a post-match interview . Khan has previously refused a fight with Brook, but now promises it will take place within 12 months . 'If someone said to me you can get five million quid, a world title, fight at Wembley with a fight that every fan wants to see, it's a no-brainer for me,' 28-year-old Brook told BBC 5 Live. 'He's fighting Algieri who didn't win a round against (Manny) Pacquiao, a feather puncher, not a big puncher. It doesn't make sense to me. 'I'm world champion, I'm calling him out, we want the fight, there's a word title and a bagful of money and it doesn't make sense that he's fighting this guy who's bringing nothing to the table. 'He's said he'll fight me before but when it comes to it, I don't get why he doesn't want to fight me. Yes (I feel frustrated), wherever I go it's always Amir Khan, when are you going to fight him? 'He's delicate around the whiskers, he knows I'm a big strong welterweight and he knows I'm coming for that chin of his.' Khan hit back on Twitter, though, saying: 'Seems to me Kel Brook is dying to fight me for the big pay day before he faces a half decent opponent and loses that IBF title.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAmir Khan has ended speculation over his next opponent by announcing he will fight former light-welterweight world champion Chris Algieri on May 30. The Bolton fighter had earlier this week come under increasing pressure to take on British rival and IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook in June. However, Khan, who was also linked with bouts against Adrien Broner and Keith Thurman, said he was already deep in negotiations to fight somebody else. Amir Khan (left) has announced his next fight will be against Chris Algieri at welterweight on May 30 . Khan's (right) last fight came against Devon Alexander in December, whom he beat to take his record to 30-3 . Algieri (left) lost his last bout against Manny\u00a0Pacquiao in November - his first defeat in his professional career . Algieri was knocked down six times en route to a heavily lopsided points loss in Macau . And on his wife's YouTube channel Khan announced: 'The next opponent will be Chris Algieri. I will be taking that fight at 147lbs (the welterweight limit).' The fight has yet to be rubber-stamped, but Khan added: 'I'm looking forward to getting this fight announced officially by my manager and advisor Al Haymon. '(His management team) think it's the right fight for me, they want to keep me going.' Algieri's only defeat in his 21-fight professional career came in his last bout against Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao, who faces Floyd Mayweather in a mega-fight on May 2. Algieri was knocked down six times en route to a heavily lopsided points loss in November last year. Yet Khan believes his American foe is a credible opponent as he wrested the WBO light-welterweight title off the much feared Ruslan Provodnikov in June 2014. Khan said: 'You can class him as an A-class opponent. 'He has fought decent opponents, beaten decent opponents, and just fell short against Manny Pacquiao, which is an A star opponent. 'He's a decent boxer overall. He knows how to box and knows how to move well. He takes a decent amount of shots and he's got a decent amount of power, so I think overall it's going to be a good fight for me.' The 28-year-old hopes to fight in Algieri's home city of New York, with Khan's only previous outing there an 11th-round stoppage of Paulie Malignaggi at Madison Square Garden in May 2010. Adrien Broner (right) had been relentless in calling out of Khan since his comfortable win over John Molina Jr . Khan (pictured in March 2014) hopes to fight\u00a0Algieri's home city of New York next month . Khan (right) has fought once before in New York - where he defeated\u00a0Paulie Malignaggi  in May 2010 . This time, though, Khan wants the non-title bout at the Barclays Center as he said: 'We're looking at fighting in New York, I think New York's a great venue for me. 'Having that fight in New York will be good for the UK fans in a way because it will give them a chance to travel and it won't be as far as going to (Las) Vegas. 'This time I'd like to fight at the Barclays Center, which I've never fought at.' Khan has made no secret of his desire to chase lucrative showdowns against Mayweather or Pacquiao and is confident a win over Algieri can lead him to that. 'Hopefully this can lead me on to the bigger fights in the future, which is what I'm looking at,' he added. But Khan's announcement has left IBF welterweight champion Brook disappointed. Sheffield's Brook retained his world strap with a four-round destruction of Jo Jo Dan a week ago and immediately called out regular verbal sparring partner Khan. The two have spent the week trading barbs - with Brook offering a June 13 date at Wembley for an all-British bout - but Khan made it clear he was going his own way when announcing his next opponent on Thursday. The Bolton man said he will face Chris Algieri in New York on May 30 and Brook cannot understand the move. After Kell Brook's victory over Jo Jo Dan on March 1, he called out Amir Khan in a post-match interview . Khan has previously refused a fight with Brook, but now promises it will take place within 12 months . 'If someone said to me you can get five million quid, a world title, fight at Wembley with a fight that every fan wants to see, it's a no-brainer for me,' 28-year-old Brook told BBC 5 Live. 'He's fighting Algieri who didn't win a round against (Manny) Pacquiao, a feather puncher, not a big puncher. It doesn't make sense to me. 'I'm world champion, I'm calling him out, we want the fight, there's a word title and a bagful of money and it doesn't make sense that he's fighting this guy who's bringing nothing to the table. 'He's said he'll fight me before but when it comes to it, I don't get why he doesn't want to fight me. Yes (I feel frustrated), wherever I go it's always Amir Khan, when are you going to fight him? 'He's delicate around the whiskers, he knows I'm a big strong welterweight and he knows I'm coming for that chin of his.' Khan hit back on Twitter, though, saying: 'Seems to me Kel Brook is dying to fight me for the big pay day before he faces a half decent opponent and loses that IBF title.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "9326cfe6d6605eb18289e8a2dead16345d73d97c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Amir Khan will fight Chris Algieri in New York next month .\nKhan has won 30 bouts - including victory over Devon Alexander\u00a0last year .\nAlgieri has only tasted defeat once in 21-fight professional career .\n31-year-old lost via a\u00a0unanimous\u00a0decision to Manny Pacquiao in November .\nBut the announcement has left Kell Brook frustrated .\nThe Sheffield fighter called out Khan after his win over Jo Jo Dan ."}}
{"prompt": "Like super-models, they follow a strict daily diet \u2014 in their case, three carrots, an apple and a few cabbage leaves \u2014 to keep in shape for their public appearances. Over recent months, they have been feted across the globe and pampered wherever they go. One is even going to have a song written about his life. But when I meet Darius \u2014 the biggest rabbit on earth \u2014 and his similarly sized son, there is little evidence of diva behaviour. Former Playboy model Annette Edwards holds her world record Continental Giant rabbit Darius aloft . Five-year-old Darius is 4ft long and weighs just under 3st \u2014 the king of the Continental Giant breed. He is the size of an average eight-year-old child. Slightly wary, I join him on the floor of his owner's home in the Worcestershire village of Stoulton and find he is a thoroughly gentle soul. He sits quietly, as I stroke his ultra-soft, grey fur, and examine his outsized ears and paws. Darius seems nonchalant about his world record \u2014 and untroubled that he is set to lose his title to his son, Jeff. Aged only one, Jeff is already 3ft 8in long and weighs 2st. With a rabbit's peak weight and length kicking in at the age of two, Jeff has got some way to go. 'He's going to get bigger,' says their owner, Annette Edwards. 'His length is amazing. I think he might well take Darius's record.' Annette, a former Playboy model (not a Bunny Girl, it must be noted!), is a genius at giant rabbit-breeding. She has held the record for the world's biggest rabbit, with different animals, since 2008. It would be no surprise if Jeff took the title off his dad: after all, Darius took it from his own mother, Alice. Darius seems nonchalant about his world record \u2014 and untroubled that he is set to lose his title to his son, Jeff . Annette, who has owned 100 bunnies over the past ten years, says the art of giant rabbit-breeding is simple. 'It's the same as humans,' she says. 'Some breeders make the mistake of only having one big parent. Both parents have got to be big. Jeff's mum, Sally, is 3ft 5in long. She's one of mine, too.' The crucial thing is that rabbits from the same family shouldn't interbreed. 'You mustn't,' Annette stresses. 'You end up with all sorts of illnesses, and overgrown teeth.' Unsurprisingly, nutritious food is at the heart of giant rabbit- breeding, and Annette admits that Darius is 'very greedy'. As well as those daily carrots, apples and cabbage leaves, her brood have a bale of fresh hay a week between them. But, even with these hearty appetites, rabbit-breeding is a cheap hobby: \u00a310 a week in grub for both bunnies. And medical care isn't expensive, either. 'They don't need much looking after,' Annette says. 'Only vaccinations against myxomatosis, and solutions to get rid of fly eggs.' Certainly, Darius \u2014 recently given a clean bill of health by vets \u2014 seems to be in very good condition, as well as being intensely relaxed. It's only when I boldly try to pick him up \u2014 it's like lifting a hefty toddler \u2014 that he struggles a bit. Apparently, he's a little shy of strangers but very affectionate once you get to know him. 'Darius has more experience with people,' says Annette. 'But he's a little slower. He plods around and follows me more. Jeff follows in his footsteps but he's more energetic because he's younger.' Annette is currently single but insists that sharing her home with giant rabbits hasn't affected her love life. 'No one has ever minded them,' she says, 'I'd only be with someone who likes animals.' She is clearly devoted to the rabbits and looks after them with great attention. 'A lot of giants only live until the age of five. But mine live to eight to ten.' On the sad day that they die, Annette's beloved bunnies are buried in the garden under a rose tree. This devotion to animals began in her childhood. 'I was an only child brought up by my grandmother,' says Annette, who herself is a grandmother of 14 and a mother of ten. 'I had a couple of rabbits as pets. I adored them \u2014 they were my little friends.' Giant genes: Jeff and his giant father Darius - who currently holds the record for being the world's largest rabbit . Annette had to put rabbits to one side when she embarked on a modelling career. She was Miss Birmingham at the age of 29, as well as the Face of Nivea and a Page 3 Girl. She still models \u2014 'mostly magazine work' \u2014 and, three years ago, at the age of 60, she was the Sun's oldest ever Page 3 Girl. Her work took her around the world, including New York, where she appeared as a model in Playboy magazine. As her children started to grow up, Annette returned to her love of rabbits. A friend put her in touch with a rabbit dealer in Holland, where the Continental Giant comes from. In 2004, she bought Amy and Roberto \u2014 they were unrelated, so she could breed them. 'My family were a bit shocked \u2014 they thought they were the size of dogs! But I loved that they were so big, so gentle and loving \u2014 and very different.' At that stage, Annette had no intention of going for any records. But, after an article on her rabbits appeared in the local paper, she was asked if she had considered applying to the Guinness Book of Records. Like all world records, measurement had to be precise to the last millimetre and gram. To judge their body length, they had to be laid out and measured from front paw to back paw, with legs fully extended. And so it was, in 2008, that Annette learned that 3ft 3in long Amy was a world record holder. Annette has held the record for owner of the world's biggest rabbit ever since. Not surprisingly in this age of bizarre hobbies and record-collecting, there's keen competition \u2014 and Darius is insured 'for a lot of money'. Is his title under threat? Annette says: 'No one's come close so far.' Of course, I bet you are asking yourself whether what they say about the rampant breeding habits of rabbits is actually true. Well, the answer is: yes. Rabbits, giant or otherwise \u2014 left to their own devices \u2014 can produce 60 young a year. Competition: Darius the rabbit measures 4ft 4in long while 3ft 8in Jeff still has six months of growing to do . 'That's cruel \u2014 it would kill the mothers in the end,' says Annette. 'So I keep them to two litters a year, each of around four or five rabbits. 'It's important to keep them relaxed. When it's warm outside, they like to lie under a tree in the garden. But in cold weather I keep them indoors [in large dog crates] \u2014 although it's the damp you should be more worried about \u2014 it gets into their bones.' Annette says her rabbits are easy to have about her home. They roam around the kitchen, garden and a small barn. They don't have access to the rest of the house, although she sometimes takes them into the sitting room, wrapped in a blanket. The rabbits cost \u00a3500 a time for personal appearances and have regularly appeared on television \u2014 including the Paul O'Grady Show. A musician has asked if he can write a song in Darius's honour, and their record-breaking has featured in news bulletins all over the world. Still, the Kardashians of the rabbit world have kept their cool, and not given in to any of the wicked temptations of global celebrity. Whether Darius retains his title or his son succeeds him, you just know that there will be no bad blood between the two most famous rabbits in the universe.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLike super-models, they follow a strict daily diet \u2014 in their case, three carrots, an apple and a few cabbage leaves \u2014 to keep in shape for their public appearances. Over recent months, they have been feted across the globe and pampered wherever they go. One is even going to have a song written about his life. But when I meet Darius \u2014 the biggest rabbit on earth \u2014 and his similarly sized son, there is little evidence of diva behaviour. Former Playboy model Annette Edwards holds her world record Continental Giant rabbit Darius aloft . Five-year-old Darius is 4ft long and weighs just under 3st \u2014 the king of the Continental Giant breed. He is the size of an average eight-year-old child. Slightly wary, I join him on the floor of his owner's home in the Worcestershire village of Stoulton and find he is a thoroughly gentle soul. He sits quietly, as I stroke his ultra-soft, grey fur, and examine his outsized ears and paws. Darius seems nonchalant about his world record \u2014 and untroubled that he is set to lose his title to his son, Jeff. Aged only one, Jeff is already 3ft 8in long and weighs 2st. With a rabbit's peak weight and length kicking in at the age of two, Jeff has got some way to go. 'He's going to get bigger,' says their owner, Annette Edwards. 'His length is amazing. I think he might well take Darius's record.' Annette, a former Playboy model (not a Bunny Girl, it must be noted!), is a genius at giant rabbit-breeding. She has held the record for the world's biggest rabbit, with different animals, since 2008. It would be no surprise if Jeff took the title off his dad: after all, Darius took it from his own mother, Alice. Darius seems nonchalant about his world record \u2014 and untroubled that he is set to lose his title to his son, Jeff . Annette, who has owned 100 bunnies over the past ten years, says the art of giant rabbit-breeding is simple. 'It's the same as humans,' she says. 'Some breeders make the mistake of only having one big parent. Both parents have got to be big. Jeff's mum, Sally, is 3ft 5in long. She's one of mine, too.' The crucial thing is that rabbits from the same family shouldn't interbreed. 'You mustn't,' Annette stresses. 'You end up with all sorts of illnesses, and overgrown teeth.' Unsurprisingly, nutritious food is at the heart of giant rabbit- breeding, and Annette admits that Darius is 'very greedy'. As well as those daily carrots, apples and cabbage leaves, her brood have a bale of fresh hay a week between them. But, even with these hearty appetites, rabbit-breeding is a cheap hobby: \u00a310 a week in grub for both bunnies. And medical care isn't expensive, either. 'They don't need much looking after,' Annette says. 'Only vaccinations against myxomatosis, and solutions to get rid of fly eggs.' Certainly, Darius \u2014 recently given a clean bill of health by vets \u2014 seems to be in very good condition, as well as being intensely relaxed. It's only when I boldly try to pick him up \u2014 it's like lifting a hefty toddler \u2014 that he struggles a bit. Apparently, he's a little shy of strangers but very affectionate once you get to know him. 'Darius has more experience with people,' says Annette. 'But he's a little slower. He plods around and follows me more. Jeff follows in his footsteps but he's more energetic because he's younger.' Annette is currently single but insists that sharing her home with giant rabbits hasn't affected her love life. 'No one has ever minded them,' she says, 'I'd only be with someone who likes animals.' She is clearly devoted to the rabbits and looks after them with great attention. 'A lot of giants only live until the age of five. But mine live to eight to ten.' On the sad day that they die, Annette's beloved bunnies are buried in the garden under a rose tree. This devotion to animals began in her childhood. 'I was an only child brought up by my grandmother,' says Annette, who herself is a grandmother of 14 and a mother of ten. 'I had a couple of rabbits as pets. I adored them \u2014 they were my little friends.' Giant genes: Jeff and his giant father Darius - who currently holds the record for being the world's largest rabbit . Annette had to put rabbits to one side when she embarked on a modelling career. She was Miss Birmingham at the age of 29, as well as the Face of Nivea and a Page 3 Girl. She still models \u2014 'mostly magazine work' \u2014 and, three years ago, at the age of 60, she was the Sun's oldest ever Page 3 Girl. Her work took her around the world, including New York, where she appeared as a model in Playboy magazine. As her children started to grow up, Annette returned to her love of rabbits. A friend put her in touch with a rabbit dealer in Holland, where the Continental Giant comes from. In 2004, she bought Amy and Roberto \u2014 they were unrelated, so she could breed them. 'My family were a bit shocked \u2014 they thought they were the size of dogs! But I loved that they were so big, so gentle and loving \u2014 and very different.' At that stage, Annette had no intention of going for any records. But, after an article on her rabbits appeared in the local paper, she was asked if she had considered applying to the Guinness Book of Records. Like all world records, measurement had to be precise to the last millimetre and gram. To judge their body length, they had to be laid out and measured from front paw to back paw, with legs fully extended. And so it was, in 2008, that Annette learned that 3ft 3in long Amy was a world record holder. Annette has held the record for owner of the world's biggest rabbit ever since. Not surprisingly in this age of bizarre hobbies and record-collecting, there's keen competition \u2014 and Darius is insured 'for a lot of money'. Is his title under threat? Annette says: 'No one's come close so far.' Of course, I bet you are asking yourself whether what they say about the rampant breeding habits of rabbits is actually true. Well, the answer is: yes. Rabbits, giant or otherwise \u2014 left to their own devices \u2014 can produce 60 young a year. Competition: Darius the rabbit measures 4ft 4in long while 3ft 8in Jeff still has six months of growing to do . 'That's cruel \u2014 it would kill the mothers in the end,' says Annette. 'So I keep them to two litters a year, each of around four or five rabbits. 'It's important to keep them relaxed. When it's warm outside, they like to lie under a tree in the garden. But in cold weather I keep them indoors [in large dog crates] \u2014 although it's the damp you should be more worried about \u2014 it gets into their bones.' Annette says her rabbits are easy to have about her home. They roam around the kitchen, garden and a small barn. They don't have access to the rest of the house, although she sometimes takes them into the sitting room, wrapped in a blanket. The rabbits cost \u00a3500 a time for personal appearances and have regularly appeared on television \u2014 including the Paul O'Grady Show. A musician has asked if he can write a song in Darius's honour, and their record-breaking has featured in news bulletins all over the world. Still, the Kardashians of the rabbit world have kept their cool, and not given in to any of the wicked temptations of global celebrity. Whether Darius retains his title or his son succeeds him, you just know that there will be no bad blood between the two most famous rabbits in the universe."}], "metadata": {"id": "2fb0ce2745464acf117efd7eb77f7feb0693e788", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Annette Edwards has owned more than 100 bunnies in the past 10 years .\nShe claims the secret to breeding huge rabbits is both parents must be big .\nThe former Playboy model has owned the world's largest rabbit since 2008 .\nHer rabbit Darius is 4ft in length but he will soon be eclipsed by his son ."}}
{"prompt": "Arachnophobes beware - the following will make your blood run cold. A Victorian driver got a rude shock when a massive huntsman crawled out from inside his door handle. The spine-tinging video, which was captured in Wangaratta, northeast Victoria, begins with the man approaching his black Holden Ute and spraying the door with an insect repellent. The driver  sprays his car with insect repellent, forcing a huntsman spider to reveal itself from under the door handle . \u2018Get out, you bast***,\u2019 he stoically says to the spider. But the man appears less composed when the hairy huntsman\u2019s legs pop out, yelping and cowering back in fright. \u2018That\u2019s the creepiest thing ever,\u2019 he says between yelling expletives. \u2018It\u2019s a bloody super-spider!\u2019 Having endured  enough of the spray, the spider drops onto road and retreats underneath the vehicle. 'Yeah, I love living in the bush,' declares the man. The spider drops onto road and retreats underneath the vehicle, much to the drivers relief . The video has already garnered hundreds of thousands of view on social media since being uploaded on Friday . Huntsman are a breed of spiders notorious for their formidable size and speed, though their venom is not considered dangerous for humans . The video, titled \u2018Nothing worse than opening your car door and feeling something furry\u2019, was uploaded to social media on Friday. It has already garnered over 100,000 views on YouTube and 12,000 shares on Facebook. Huntsman are a breed of spiders notorious for their formidable size and speed, though their venom is not considered dangerous for humans.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nArachnophobes beware - the following will make your blood run cold. A Victorian driver got a rude shock when a massive huntsman crawled out from inside his door handle. The spine-tinging video, which was captured in Wangaratta, northeast Victoria, begins with the man approaching his black Holden Ute and spraying the door with an insect repellent. The driver  sprays his car with insect repellent, forcing a huntsman spider to reveal itself from under the door handle . \u2018Get out, you bast***,\u2019 he stoically says to the spider. But the man appears less composed when the hairy huntsman\u2019s legs pop out, yelping and cowering back in fright. \u2018That\u2019s the creepiest thing ever,\u2019 he says between yelling expletives. \u2018It\u2019s a bloody super-spider!\u2019 Having endured  enough of the spray, the spider drops onto road and retreats underneath the vehicle. 'Yeah, I love living in the bush,' declares the man. The spider drops onto road and retreats underneath the vehicle, much to the drivers relief . The video has already garnered hundreds of thousands of view on social media since being uploaded on Friday . Huntsman are a breed of spiders notorious for their formidable size and speed, though their venom is not considered dangerous for humans . The video, titled \u2018Nothing worse than opening your car door and feeling something furry\u2019, was uploaded to social media on Friday. It has already garnered over 100,000 views on YouTube and 12,000 shares on Facebook. Huntsman are a breed of spiders notorious for their formidable size and speed, though their venom is not considered dangerous for humans."}], "metadata": {"id": "2646d94d145401acc4213511ec52c76770f0a18b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "The terrifying video was captured in Wangaratta, northeast Victoria .\nA man sprays insect\u00a0repellent\u00a0under the handle door of his Holden Ute .\nHe cowers back in fear when the huntsman drops out and onto the road ."}}
{"prompt": "A South Carolina mother of four died over the weekend after collapsing moments after completing a half marathon. Amanda Peake Glover was a devoted youth ministry teacher and choir singer who'd only one month before had completed the Myrtle Beach marathon with her brother. Glover was also a co-owner of an Elgin fitness center, leaving her mourning friends and family all the more shocked at her sudden death following Saturday's race. Collapsed: South Carolina mother-of-four Amanda Peake Glover died Saturday after running the Palmetto Half Marathon . Her husband, Benji, is, no doubt, the most shocked of all. Amanda's friend Ashley Blocker says Benji was just behind his wife of nine years in the Palmetto Half Marathon. 'He was four minutes behind her,' Blocker told WLTX. 'I'm sure he thought well I'll catch up with her at the finish line and she'll gloat about how she beat me and we'll go about our day, you know. It makes you hold people a little bit tighter and not take things for granted.' Blocker met Glover at Fitness 535 in Columbia, which Glover co-owned. 'I watched her mother her four children], and if I'm half the mother she was, then I'll be doing a really good job,' Blocker said. Amanda was a fitness lover and a month before her death had run a full marathon with her brother, who said they crossed the finish line hand-in-hand. Fitness lover: Amanda was a fitness lover who co-owned a fitness center and only a month before her death had run a full marathon . Shockiong: Her brother Josh said he and his sister had finished the Myrtle Beach Marathon hand-in-hand just a month ago . 'It hasn't completely hit me yet,' Josh Peake said. 'I feel like i'm going to wake up from a dream. She ran the race of life.' While the exact cause of Amanda's death remained unclear, the circumstances were eerily commonplace. Amanda and just crossed the finish line when she simply collapsed. She was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital but was soon pronounced dead. She is survived by her husband Benjamin, daughters Hope, Reagan and Caroline and son Walker. 'It hasn't completely hit me yet,' Amanda's brother Josh Peake said. 'I feel like i'm going to wake up from a dream. She ran the race of life' Left behind: She is survived by her husband Benjamin, daughters Hope, Reagan and Caroline and son Walker .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA South Carolina mother of four died over the weekend after collapsing moments after completing a half marathon. Amanda Peake Glover was a devoted youth ministry teacher and choir singer who'd only one month before had completed the Myrtle Beach marathon with her brother. Glover was also a co-owner of an Elgin fitness center, leaving her mourning friends and family all the more shocked at her sudden death following Saturday's race. Collapsed: South Carolina mother-of-four Amanda Peake Glover died Saturday after running the Palmetto Half Marathon . Her husband, Benji, is, no doubt, the most shocked of all. Amanda's friend Ashley Blocker says Benji was just behind his wife of nine years in the Palmetto Half Marathon. 'He was four minutes behind her,' Blocker told WLTX. 'I'm sure he thought well I'll catch up with her at the finish line and she'll gloat about how she beat me and we'll go about our day, you know. It makes you hold people a little bit tighter and not take things for granted.' Blocker met Glover at Fitness 535 in Columbia, which Glover co-owned. 'I watched her mother her four children], and if I'm half the mother she was, then I'll be doing a really good job,' Blocker said. Amanda was a fitness lover and a month before her death had run a full marathon with her brother, who said they crossed the finish line hand-in-hand. Fitness lover: Amanda was a fitness lover who co-owned a fitness center and only a month before her death had run a full marathon . Shockiong: Her brother Josh said he and his sister had finished the Myrtle Beach Marathon hand-in-hand just a month ago . 'It hasn't completely hit me yet,' Josh Peake said. 'I feel like i'm going to wake up from a dream. She ran the race of life.' While the exact cause of Amanda's death remained unclear, the circumstances were eerily commonplace. Amanda and just crossed the finish line when she simply collapsed. She was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital but was soon pronounced dead. She is survived by her husband Benjamin, daughters Hope, Reagan and Caroline and son Walker. 'It hasn't completely hit me yet,' Amanda's brother Josh Peake said. 'I feel like i'm going to wake up from a dream. She ran the race of life' Left behind: She is survived by her husband Benjamin, daughters Hope, Reagan and Caroline and son Walker ."}], "metadata": {"id": "4199cefa6e1f0eb85500c48914c679b260f14e30", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Adam Leheup ran Fitness 535 in Columbia, South Carolina and was a devoted youth ministry teacher and worked as a property manager .\nHer husband Benji was just minutes behind when she collapsed and was rushed to a hospital, where she died for reasons that remain unclear .\nGlover was an avid fitness fan who, only just a month ago had run the Myrtle Beach marathon ."}}
{"prompt": "A Houston father was upset to learn that his five-year-old daughter was disciplined for wearing her rainbow spaghetti-strap sundress to school, where teachers said that it violated the dress code. Jef Rouner wrote in the Houston Press\u00a0that his daughter was forced to cover up with jeans and a t-shirt when she was told that the spaghetti straps of her 'full-length' dress were 'against the rules'. 'We still live in a country where someone can decide the shoulders of, and I can't stress this enough, a five-year-old girl are so distracting that they must be sent away and decently hidden,' he said. Kiddie clothes: Jef Rouner said his five-year-old daughter was forced to cover up when she wore this spaghetti-strap sundress to her school in Houston, Texas . 'She'd had her heart set on wearing her rainbow sundress since the weather warmed up,' recalled Mr. Rouner. He didn't hesitate to let her wear the multicolor frock, which he bad bought from a  store in the mall and previously let her wear to church. 'I didn't pick up my daughter's dress at My First Stripperwear,' he insisted. 'It's not repurposed fetish gear from a store for very short people.' But despite the striped dress being what Routner believes is completely age-appropriate, his daughter is now 'wordlessly accepting that a dress with spaghetti straps, something sold in every Walmart in America right now, is somehow bad.' Supportive pop: Jef said he finds it 'weird' that school dress codes tend to offer more restrictions for girls than boys . Favorite frock: As the weather has gotten warmer, Jef said, his daughter grew excited to wear the striped dress, which she had worn to church in the past . Mr. Rouner took particular issue with the fact that school dress codes almost exclusively target girls, banning items of clothing that aren't even sold in the boy's sections of stores. Though rules against exposing the chest and torso could theoretically apply to boys as well, he explained, boy's clothing simply isn't made to show skin in the same places as girls' clothing. 'Essentially, a school dress code exists to prevent girls from displaying too much of their bodies,' he said, adding that most restrictions in his own daughter's school dress code were female-specific. Taking a stand: The vocal father said he won't stop his daughter from wearing the dress again in the future . He went on to note that it is particularly outrageous to discriminate between boys' and girls' clothing at his daughter's age \u00a0Cut her hair, he said, and his five-year-old would look no different from a boy. Since he still sees no problem with the sundress, Mr. Rouner said he won't stop his daughter from wearing it in the future - and will tell her that she looks 'cute as a button to boot'. And if anyone tells her to change her clothes? The outspoken father said he will tell his daughter to ask 'why' until she gets an answer she likes.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Houston father was upset to learn that his five-year-old daughter was disciplined for wearing her rainbow spaghetti-strap sundress to school, where teachers said that it violated the dress code. Jef Rouner wrote in the Houston Press\u00a0that his daughter was forced to cover up with jeans and a t-shirt when she was told that the spaghetti straps of her 'full-length' dress were 'against the rules'. 'We still live in a country where someone can decide the shoulders of, and I can't stress this enough, a five-year-old girl are so distracting that they must be sent away and decently hidden,' he said. Kiddie clothes: Jef Rouner said his five-year-old daughter was forced to cover up when she wore this spaghetti-strap sundress to her school in Houston, Texas . 'She'd had her heart set on wearing her rainbow sundress since the weather warmed up,' recalled Mr. Rouner. He didn't hesitate to let her wear the multicolor frock, which he bad bought from a  store in the mall and previously let her wear to church. 'I didn't pick up my daughter's dress at My First Stripperwear,' he insisted. 'It's not repurposed fetish gear from a store for very short people.' But despite the striped dress being what Routner believes is completely age-appropriate, his daughter is now 'wordlessly accepting that a dress with spaghetti straps, something sold in every Walmart in America right now, is somehow bad.' Supportive pop: Jef said he finds it 'weird' that school dress codes tend to offer more restrictions for girls than boys . Favorite frock: As the weather has gotten warmer, Jef said, his daughter grew excited to wear the striped dress, which she had worn to church in the past . Mr. Rouner took particular issue with the fact that school dress codes almost exclusively target girls, banning items of clothing that aren't even sold in the boy's sections of stores. Though rules against exposing the chest and torso could theoretically apply to boys as well, he explained, boy's clothing simply isn't made to show skin in the same places as girls' clothing. 'Essentially, a school dress code exists to prevent girls from displaying too much of their bodies,' he said, adding that most restrictions in his own daughter's school dress code were female-specific. Taking a stand: The vocal father said he won't stop his daughter from wearing the dress again in the future . He went on to note that it is particularly outrageous to discriminate between boys' and girls' clothing at his daughter's age \u00a0Cut her hair, he said, and his five-year-old would look no different from a boy. Since he still sees no problem with the sundress, Mr. Rouner said he won't stop his daughter from wearing it in the future - and will tell her that she looks 'cute as a button to boot'. And if anyone tells her to change her clothes? The outspoken father said he will tell his daughter to ask 'why' until she gets an answer she likes."}], "metadata": {"id": "da7ebb260388df3561e7c7f5d82662352cfcbc83", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Jef Rouner from Houston, Texas says his daughter was forced to wear jeans and a t-shirt with her spaghetti-strap sundress .\nThe father expresses frustration that only girls are targeted by school dress codes - even at such a young age .\nHe finds it shocking that a dress his daughter wore to church was deemed inappropriate ."}}
{"prompt": "The daughter of troubled ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne has been mugged by a gang on bikes in central London who took her phone which reportedly had private texts from her father. Former model Bianca Gascoigne, 28, was targeted by the gang of eight on Tuesday afternoon as she talked on her mobile while walking in Marylebone. The attackers are thought to have grabbed her phone and then attempted to snatch her bag, but ran away when she fought them off. Miss Gascoigne, pictured with her father Paul and brother Regan. Mr Gascoigne adopted the 28-year-old after he married her mother Sheryl in 1996 . The theft reportedly left her in tears and she is said to have been left devastated given the nature of the text messages stored on her phone. According to the Sun's Dan Sales\u00a0Miss Gascoigne told a friend: 'I was walking across the road and was suddenly surrounded by this gang of eight. 'They were all hooded up so I couldn't see them properly. It was terrifying.' A friend also told the newspaper: 'She's furious because these lowlifes will be able to go through private texts, some were with her dad Paul.' Miss Gascoigne later took to her Twitter page, where she too branded the muggers 'low lifes'. She posted: 'Beautiful day shame it just got ruined by being robbed! Got ambushed by a bunch of lowlifes on bikes.' Miss Gascoigne took to her Twitter page after the attack, where she branded her muggers 'lowlifes on bikes' A Scotland Yard spokesman said: 'Police were informed of the theft of a mobile phone, which happened at about 3.45pm on Tuesday in Wimpole Road, Marylebone. 'An appointment has been made to speak to the victim.' Mr Gascoigne adopted Miss Gascoigne and her brother Mason after he married her mother Sheryl in 1996. They also have a child together called Regan. The couple divorced two years later but the 28-year-old and the former England international are still said to be incredibly close. She has appeared on several reality TV shows including Celebrity Love Island and Celebrity Coach Trip and currently runs the Gaslight club in central London. Bianca Gascoigne, the daughter of troubled ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne, who was mugged by a gang and had her phone taken, which was reportedly full of private texts from her father . Last year, Miss Gascoigne hit out at Twitter trolls who attacked her saying she should have done more to help her step-father, who has had a well-documented battle with alcohol abuse. It came after he was led away from his home Sandbanks, Dorset by police and an ambulance crew following worried neighbours' calls to emergency services. One online bully told the glamour model her step-father was 'done' and another branded her 'attention seeking'. But she hit back tweeting: 'There are some sick twisted people out there have some compassion don't know why people feel the need to be so nasty & have opinions they know nothing about.' Last month, Mr Gascoigne, a former Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United midfielder, insisted he was healthy and wasn't drinking again during a TV appearance on BT Sport. The star then put a recent stint in hospital following an apparent alcohol binge down to 'just to a little blip', and insisted other photos of him shopping in a off-licence earlier this year didn't mean he had resorted to his old habits.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe daughter of troubled ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne has been mugged by a gang on bikes in central London who took her phone which reportedly had private texts from her father. Former model Bianca Gascoigne, 28, was targeted by the gang of eight on Tuesday afternoon as she talked on her mobile while walking in Marylebone. The attackers are thought to have grabbed her phone and then attempted to snatch her bag, but ran away when she fought them off. Miss Gascoigne, pictured with her father Paul and brother Regan. Mr Gascoigne adopted the 28-year-old after he married her mother Sheryl in 1996 . The theft reportedly left her in tears and she is said to have been left devastated given the nature of the text messages stored on her phone. According to the Sun's Dan Sales\u00a0Miss Gascoigne told a friend: 'I was walking across the road and was suddenly surrounded by this gang of eight. 'They were all hooded up so I couldn't see them properly. It was terrifying.' A friend also told the newspaper: 'She's furious because these lowlifes will be able to go through private texts, some were with her dad Paul.' Miss Gascoigne later took to her Twitter page, where she too branded the muggers 'low lifes'. She posted: 'Beautiful day shame it just got ruined by being robbed! Got ambushed by a bunch of lowlifes on bikes.' Miss Gascoigne took to her Twitter page after the attack, where she branded her muggers 'lowlifes on bikes' A Scotland Yard spokesman said: 'Police were informed of the theft of a mobile phone, which happened at about 3.45pm on Tuesday in Wimpole Road, Marylebone. 'An appointment has been made to speak to the victim.' Mr Gascoigne adopted Miss Gascoigne and her brother Mason after he married her mother Sheryl in 1996. They also have a child together called Regan. The couple divorced two years later but the 28-year-old and the former England international are still said to be incredibly close. She has appeared on several reality TV shows including Celebrity Love Island and Celebrity Coach Trip and currently runs the Gaslight club in central London. Bianca Gascoigne, the daughter of troubled ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne, who was mugged by a gang and had her phone taken, which was reportedly full of private texts from her father . Last year, Miss Gascoigne hit out at Twitter trolls who attacked her saying she should have done more to help her step-father, who has had a well-documented battle with alcohol abuse. It came after he was led away from his home Sandbanks, Dorset by police and an ambulance crew following worried neighbours' calls to emergency services. One online bully told the glamour model her step-father was 'done' and another branded her 'attention seeking'. But she hit back tweeting: 'There are some sick twisted people out there have some compassion don't know why people feel the need to be so nasty & have opinions they know nothing about.' Last month, Mr Gascoigne, a former Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United midfielder, insisted he was healthy and wasn't drinking again during a TV appearance on BT Sport. The star then put a recent stint in hospital following an apparent alcohol binge down to 'just to a little blip', and insisted other photos of him shopping in a off-licence earlier this year didn't mean he had resorted to his old habits."}], "metadata": {"id": "17401aec34a1625d9c584c9b8e545d49387420f3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Former model was walking in Marylebone and was surrounded by gang .\nMuggers took her mobile phone before fleeing the scene on bikes .\nThe phone reportedly had private texts from her troubled father Paul .\nMiss Gascoigne took to Twitter and branded her attackers 'low lifes'"}}
{"prompt": "Sir Nick Faldo and Tom Watson will make their final Open appearances in front of the largest arena in the championship's 155-year history at St Andrews in July. Three-time winner Faldo has confirmed he will cross the famous Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory on the Old Course, having also lifted the Claret Jug at Muirfield in 1987 and 1992. Faldo, whose 58th birthday falls on the Saturday of the championship, said: 'The Open and St Andrews will forever hold a significant place in my heart. My fondest moments on my journey with this great sport are woven with pictures and emotions in this setting. It all means a huge amount to me. Sir Nick Faldo (left) and Tom Watson will compete at The Open for the last time at St Andrews in July . Watson will walk across the Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory there . 'I look forward to celebrating all that golf has given me as I cross that storied bridge and the wonderful memories I share with many people. I am grateful for it all and grateful to golf.' R&A chief executive Peter Dawson added: 'Sir Nick Faldo is an inspirational figure in British golf and has enjoyed a remarkable career in The Open. 'He has delighted the galleries over many years with his three victories and consistently outstanding performances. I'm sure there will be great anticipation among the galleries at St Andrews to see him play in The Open once again and he will receive a rousing ovation worthy of a great champion.' Five-time Open champion Watson, who lost a play-off at Turnberry in 2009 at the age of 59, received a special exemption from the R&A to play his final Open in 2015, the 40th anniversary of his first victory at Carnoustie. He and Faldo will be joined by the likes of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson in the Champion Golfers' Challenge on Wednesday, July 15, a four-hole team event played on the first, second, 17th and 18th on the eve of the championship. Almost 10,000 spectators will be able to watch from seats on the first, 17th and 18th, with a two-tiered grandstand created behind the 18th green for the first time and an L-shaped arena behind the 17th green, as well as the traditional seats to the right of the first. The grandstand behind the famous Road Hole will have a capacity of more than 4,000, with a total of 21,000 seats around the entire course. Johnnie Cole-Hamilton, executive director of championships at the R&A, said: 'There is always an incredible atmosphere at The Open and particularly when it is held in St Andrews. We want to make sure as many spectators as possible can experience that unique atmosphere and enjoy wonderful views of the play on the opening and closing holes at St Andrews. R&A chief executive Peter Dawson paid tribute to the achievements of Faldo during his career . Tom Watson (right) poses with the Claret Jug alongside runner-up in 1975, Jack Newton (left) Rory McIlroy is the current holder of the Claret Jug and will defend the title at St Andrews this year . 'The new arena will provide a fantastic setting for the climax of the Championship at the 72nd hole and will be the ideal place for spectators to greet the new champion golfer of the year.' Several cameras have been implanted into bunkers on the course, with another 'turf camera' giving views of the R&A clubhouse from in front of the first tee. The R&A has also invested \u00a3150,000 in subsidising food and drink prices, meaning the price of fish and chips, for example, is down from \u00a310.50 to \u00a38.50.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSir Nick Faldo and Tom Watson will make their final Open appearances in front of the largest arena in the championship's 155-year history at St Andrews in July. Three-time winner Faldo has confirmed he will cross the famous Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory on the Old Course, having also lifted the Claret Jug at Muirfield in 1987 and 1992. Faldo, whose 58th birthday falls on the Saturday of the championship, said: 'The Open and St Andrews will forever hold a significant place in my heart. My fondest moments on my journey with this great sport are woven with pictures and emotions in this setting. It all means a huge amount to me. Sir Nick Faldo (left) and Tom Watson will compete at The Open for the last time at St Andrews in July . Watson will walk across the Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory there . 'I look forward to celebrating all that golf has given me as I cross that storied bridge and the wonderful memories I share with many people. I am grateful for it all and grateful to golf.' R&A chief executive Peter Dawson added: 'Sir Nick Faldo is an inspirational figure in British golf and has enjoyed a remarkable career in The Open. 'He has delighted the galleries over many years with his three victories and consistently outstanding performances. I'm sure there will be great anticipation among the galleries at St Andrews to see him play in The Open once again and he will receive a rousing ovation worthy of a great champion.' Five-time Open champion Watson, who lost a play-off at Turnberry in 2009 at the age of 59, received a special exemption from the R&A to play his final Open in 2015, the 40th anniversary of his first victory at Carnoustie. He and Faldo will be joined by the likes of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson in the Champion Golfers' Challenge on Wednesday, July 15, a four-hole team event played on the first, second, 17th and 18th on the eve of the championship. Almost 10,000 spectators will be able to watch from seats on the first, 17th and 18th, with a two-tiered grandstand created behind the 18th green for the first time and an L-shaped arena behind the 17th green, as well as the traditional seats to the right of the first. The grandstand behind the famous Road Hole will have a capacity of more than 4,000, with a total of 21,000 seats around the entire course. Johnnie Cole-Hamilton, executive director of championships at the R&A, said: 'There is always an incredible atmosphere at The Open and particularly when it is held in St Andrews. We want to make sure as many spectators as possible can experience that unique atmosphere and enjoy wonderful views of the play on the opening and closing holes at St Andrews. R&A chief executive Peter Dawson paid tribute to the achievements of Faldo during his career . Tom Watson (right) poses with the Claret Jug alongside runner-up in 1975, Jack Newton (left) Rory McIlroy is the current holder of the Claret Jug and will defend the title at St Andrews this year . 'The new arena will provide a fantastic setting for the climax of the Championship at the 72nd hole and will be the ideal place for spectators to greet the new champion golfer of the year.' Several cameras have been implanted into bunkers on the course, with another 'turf camera' giving views of the R&A clubhouse from in front of the first tee. The R&A has also invested \u00a3150,000 in subsidising food and drink prices, meaning the price of fish and chips, for example, is down from \u00a310.50 to \u00a38.50."}], "metadata": {"id": "be22c61de78717c6f7e2cd342756f8bcc9e9cee1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Sir Nick Faldo will play in The Open victory for the final time at St Andrews .\nTom Watson will also cross the Swilcan Bridge for the last time this year .\nIt will mark 25 years since Faldo  won the competition and 40 for Watson ."}}
{"prompt": "Unfit driver: According to Houston city codes - Duncan Burton should not have been driving because of a prior drugs conviction . A Houston Uber driver arrested and charged last week with sexually assaulting a female passenger was granted approval to drive for the car service despite being a convicted cocaine dealer. Duncan Burton, 57, was released in November 2012 after 14-years behind bars but was allowed to work for Uber despite city controls prohibiting drug felons driving cabs. Burton was taken into custody on Wednesday on one count of sexual assault and if convicted will face a maximum sentence of 20 years. Uber spokeswoman, Debbee Hancock said on Monday that Burton had passed all the firms background checks before they allowed him to work under their name. However, according to Uber's official background check policy they only review sentences passed down up to seven years ago. That means because Burton was sentence 14-years ago, his drug offense did not register or raise a red flag. Indeed, Burton served 14 years of an 18 year sentence for trying to distribute five kilos or more of cocaine according to the US Bureau of Prisons. That information is readily available online by typing in his name. He was convicted in Houston and served time in Louisana and Georgia before his 2012 release which was commuted because of good behavior. According to Houston regulations someone with a drug conviction is not eligible for a city permit to drive cabs. However, they could appeal and still receive one. Burton did not have a city permit to drive a cab and had never applied for an exemption. Uber has poached Facebook's security chief Joe Sullivan in an attempt to double down on rapidly escalating safety concerns. The $40 billion taxi service has been plagued by serious accusations of failing to vet its drivers. Lawsuits have been brought against Uber in San Francisco and Los Angeles. A New Delhi driver was accused of raping a passenger in December. This week in Denver, a driver tried and failed to break into a passenger's home. And in London, a woman was allegedly asked to perform oral sex on her driver. Lifeline? Joe Sullivan, 46, will leave his role as Facebook's security chief to help Uber defend safety concerns . These claims, among others, follow a data leak last May, which saw the details of 50,000 current and former drivers released into the public domain. It is hoped Sullivan, the first federal prosecutor to specialize in high-technology crime, can protect Uber from potentially crippling ramifications. The firm's first security chief, he brings with him an extensive portfolio of experience in cyber security and privacy. He spent two decades tackling cyber crime security in the private and public sector before joining the Justice Department. Cases included child protection, bank privacy, and digital strands of 9/11 investigations. Since, he has headed up the security departments at eBay, PayPal, and Facebook. Though his experience lies in digital protection, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has also entrusted the 46-year-old with tackling physical security. Sullivan's role will involve liaising with city and state governments around the world as the firm rapidly expands. Announcing the hire in a blog post on Thursday Kalanick wrote: 'We are both in cyberspace and on city streets all at once; a bridge between bits and atoms. 'And as we get into tens of millions of rides a week, we continue to challenge ourselves to do even better when it comes to safety and data security.' Looking forward: The $40 billion firm's CEO Travis Kalanick announced the news in a blog post on Friday . He added: 'This is a challenge where I get to take what makes Silicon Valley special and apply it to a product that directly impacts people's lives everyday as they move around the world's cities.' There were three high-profile assault cases involving Uber drivers in December 2014. An Indian woman said her driver raped her in New Delhi, leading to outcries and a temporary ban of Uber in that city. It came days after a driver was charged in Boston with raping a young woman. The same week, a woman in London revealed that she was offered \u00a320 credit from Uber after one of its drivers allegedly sexually harassed her during a cab ride. Last week in Denver an UberX driver was arrested after he allegedly dropped a passenger off at the airport before turning around, driving back to her house, and trying to break in. The cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles are both suing the company for 'misleading the public' by failing to conduct thorough backgrounds checks.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nUnfit driver: According to Houston city codes - Duncan Burton should not have been driving because of a prior drugs conviction . A Houston Uber driver arrested and charged last week with sexually assaulting a female passenger was granted approval to drive for the car service despite being a convicted cocaine dealer. Duncan Burton, 57, was released in November 2012 after 14-years behind bars but was allowed to work for Uber despite city controls prohibiting drug felons driving cabs. Burton was taken into custody on Wednesday on one count of sexual assault and if convicted will face a maximum sentence of 20 years. Uber spokeswoman, Debbee Hancock said on Monday that Burton had passed all the firms background checks before they allowed him to work under their name. However, according to Uber's official background check policy they only review sentences passed down up to seven years ago. That means because Burton was sentence 14-years ago, his drug offense did not register or raise a red flag. Indeed, Burton served 14 years of an 18 year sentence for trying to distribute five kilos or more of cocaine according to the US Bureau of Prisons. That information is readily available online by typing in his name. He was convicted in Houston and served time in Louisana and Georgia before his 2012 release which was commuted because of good behavior. According to Houston regulations someone with a drug conviction is not eligible for a city permit to drive cabs. However, they could appeal and still receive one. Burton did not have a city permit to drive a cab and had never applied for an exemption. Uber has poached Facebook's security chief Joe Sullivan in an attempt to double down on rapidly escalating safety concerns. The $40 billion taxi service has been plagued by serious accusations of failing to vet its drivers. Lawsuits have been brought against Uber in San Francisco and Los Angeles. A New Delhi driver was accused of raping a passenger in December. This week in Denver, a driver tried and failed to break into a passenger's home. And in London, a woman was allegedly asked to perform oral sex on her driver. Lifeline? Joe Sullivan, 46, will leave his role as Facebook's security chief to help Uber defend safety concerns . These claims, among others, follow a data leak last May, which saw the details of 50,000 current and former drivers released into the public domain. It is hoped Sullivan, the first federal prosecutor to specialize in high-technology crime, can protect Uber from potentially crippling ramifications. The firm's first security chief, he brings with him an extensive portfolio of experience in cyber security and privacy. He spent two decades tackling cyber crime security in the private and public sector before joining the Justice Department. Cases included child protection, bank privacy, and digital strands of 9/11 investigations. Since, he has headed up the security departments at eBay, PayPal, and Facebook. Though his experience lies in digital protection, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has also entrusted the 46-year-old with tackling physical security. Sullivan's role will involve liaising with city and state governments around the world as the firm rapidly expands. Announcing the hire in a blog post on Thursday Kalanick wrote: 'We are both in cyberspace and on city streets all at once; a bridge between bits and atoms. 'And as we get into tens of millions of rides a week, we continue to challenge ourselves to do even better when it comes to safety and data security.' Looking forward: The $40 billion firm's CEO Travis Kalanick announced the news in a blog post on Friday . He added: 'This is a challenge where I get to take what makes Silicon Valley special and apply it to a product that directly impacts people's lives everyday as they move around the world's cities.' There were three high-profile assault cases involving Uber drivers in December 2014. An Indian woman said her driver raped her in New Delhi, leading to outcries and a temporary ban of Uber in that city. It came days after a driver was charged in Boston with raping a young woman. The same week, a woman in London revealed that she was offered \u00a320 credit from Uber after one of its drivers allegedly sexually harassed her during a cab ride. Last week in Denver an UberX driver was arrested after he allegedly dropped a passenger off at the airport before turning around, driving back to her house, and trying to break in. The cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles are both suing the company for 'misleading the public' by failing to conduct thorough backgrounds checks."}], "metadata": {"id": "5b7d116f65a70fd65c2ca976c570dd874d9416e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Duncan Burton, 57, \u00a0was charged last week with rape in Houston, Texas .\nReleased from jail in 2012 after serving 14-years of an 18-year sentence ."}}
{"prompt": "An elderly couple have been charged as investigations deepen into the discovery of a mass dog grave  containing the carcasses of 55 greyhounds. The 71-year-old man and 64-year-old woman were\u00a0charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm after a police search found a rifle and ammunition in a home in Bundaberg on Thursday. The carcasses were in various states of decomposition when found by a member of the public 360 kilometres  north of Brisbane in Vera Scarth-Johnson Wildflower Reserve, and it is thought that the site is a common dumping ground for unwanted racing greyhounds. Scroll down for video . An elderly couple have been charged as investigations deepen into the discovery of a mass dog grave containing the carcasses of 55 greyhounds . The shocking grisly photos show the decomposed bodies and burnt out skeletons of the greyhounds. Their carcasses lie in thick bush grass and some are still covered in dark brown fur with gun shot wounds clearly visible. There have been reports that the remains of the animals are scattered over an area of 200m around the reserve and no efforts have been made to conceal them. The 64-year-old woman is known in the local area as a greyhound trainer and when police issued her with a search warrant she put up a fight, claiming she had no idea what they were talking about. Police found a .22 calibre gun, ammunition and a baseball bat in the woman's home. The couple, both from Bundaberg, will appear in the Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Friday. A Queensland Police and RSPCA taskforce, set up after the greyhound racing industry was rocked by the live baiting scandal in February, found ammunition shells from a .22 calibre gun at the bush site in nearby Coonarr. The 71-year-old man and 64-year-old woman were charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm after a police search found a rifle and ammunition in a home in Bundaberg on Thursday . Local speculation suggests the site is a common dumping ground for `wasted' dogs used by people in the industry. Police haven't been able to confirm reports that microchips were also discovered. The shocking scene was, in the words of Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth, 'nothing short of abhorrent'. Post-mortem examinations will reveal the cause of death but Ainsworth said: 'I will say that a number of spent .22 cartridge shells were found in the vicinity as well.' And it's unlikely to be the last horrific sight he and his colleagues are met with. 'We've not even tipped the iceberg yet,' he said on Thursday morning. The carcasses were in various states of decomposition when found by a member of the public 360 kilometres north of Brisbane in Vera Scarth-Johnson Wildflower Reserve, and it is thought that the site is a common dumping ground for unwanted racing greyhounds . 'It could be somebody within the industry that knows the remoteness of that area up there and knows that it's a safe place to dispose of greyhounds that can't perform within the greyhound industry,' he said before the couple were arrested. Speaking to 9News, local resident Lloyd Blake said: 'We're quite disgusted that the dogs were dumped in our area and we hope at the end of the day that the severe fire that we had here in November is not related to the burning of the dogs.' Fires ripped through the area in February and police are now investigating whether the fires were deliberately lit and linked to the burning of the greyhound carcasses. It's also believed the animals were killed prior to the ABC's live baiting expose, judging by the level of decomposition. Racing Queensland's own probe into the use of live piglets, possums, rabbits and other small animals to train race dogs has resulted in more than 30 trainers being banned or stood down pending an internal review. The 64-year-old woman is known in the local area as a greyhound trainer and when police issued her with a search warrant she put up a fight, claiming she had no idea what they were talking about . The shocking scene was, in the words of Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth, 'nothing short of abhorrent' It's not yet known if any of those banned or suspended are those operating around Bundaberg that have been identified by police. But Queensland Greyhound Breeders, Owners and Trainers Association president Tony Zammit maintains the wider industry has been tarnished by the action of a few 'villains and rogues'. While horrified to learn of the mass killing, he said comments it foreshadowed even more revelations of animal mistreatment were premature. 'To me, it's an exaggerated statement,' he said. 'We haven't heard the full story yet.' Speaking at a press conference Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller was furious and appalled at the 'mass murder'. 'The people who have perpetrated this crime to me are oxygen thieves , they are cowards and they are pathetic,' she said. Bundaberg Greyhound Club president Stephen Bland took to Facebook to express shock at the discovery. Post-mortem examinations will reveal the cause of death but Ainsworth said: 'I will say that a number of spent .22 cartridge shells were found in the vicinity as well' Australia has one of the largest greyhound racing industries in the world. Live baiting has been banned and criminalised for decades. @QPSmedia@RSPCAQld 'We are appalled by the news and are doing all we can to find whomever is responsible for this disgraceful act,' he said. Greyhounds usually have relaxed, amicable temperaments and the state's Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller used social media to note her outrage. 'Absolutely sickened that @QPSmedia & @RSPCAQld have found the remains of 55 greyhounds. Animal cruelty in Qld won't be tolerated,' she tweeted. Australia has one of the largest greyhound racing industries in the world. Live baiting has been banned and criminalised for decades. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn elderly couple have been charged as investigations deepen into the discovery of a mass dog grave  containing the carcasses of 55 greyhounds. The 71-year-old man and 64-year-old woman were\u00a0charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm after a police search found a rifle and ammunition in a home in Bundaberg on Thursday. The carcasses were in various states of decomposition when found by a member of the public 360 kilometres  north of Brisbane in Vera Scarth-Johnson Wildflower Reserve, and it is thought that the site is a common dumping ground for unwanted racing greyhounds. Scroll down for video . An elderly couple have been charged as investigations deepen into the discovery of a mass dog grave containing the carcasses of 55 greyhounds . The shocking grisly photos show the decomposed bodies and burnt out skeletons of the greyhounds. Their carcasses lie in thick bush grass and some are still covered in dark brown fur with gun shot wounds clearly visible. There have been reports that the remains of the animals are scattered over an area of 200m around the reserve and no efforts have been made to conceal them. The 64-year-old woman is known in the local area as a greyhound trainer and when police issued her with a search warrant she put up a fight, claiming she had no idea what they were talking about. Police found a .22 calibre gun, ammunition and a baseball bat in the woman's home. The couple, both from Bundaberg, will appear in the Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Friday. A Queensland Police and RSPCA taskforce, set up after the greyhound racing industry was rocked by the live baiting scandal in February, found ammunition shells from a .22 calibre gun at the bush site in nearby Coonarr. The 71-year-old man and 64-year-old woman were charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm after a police search found a rifle and ammunition in a home in Bundaberg on Thursday . Local speculation suggests the site is a common dumping ground for `wasted' dogs used by people in the industry. Police haven't been able to confirm reports that microchips were also discovered. The shocking scene was, in the words of Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth, 'nothing short of abhorrent'. Post-mortem examinations will reveal the cause of death but Ainsworth said: 'I will say that a number of spent .22 cartridge shells were found in the vicinity as well.' And it's unlikely to be the last horrific sight he and his colleagues are met with. 'We've not even tipped the iceberg yet,' he said on Thursday morning. The carcasses were in various states of decomposition when found by a member of the public 360 kilometres north of Brisbane in Vera Scarth-Johnson Wildflower Reserve, and it is thought that the site is a common dumping ground for unwanted racing greyhounds . 'It could be somebody within the industry that knows the remoteness of that area up there and knows that it's a safe place to dispose of greyhounds that can't perform within the greyhound industry,' he said before the couple were arrested. Speaking to 9News, local resident Lloyd Blake said: 'We're quite disgusted that the dogs were dumped in our area and we hope at the end of the day that the severe fire that we had here in November is not related to the burning of the dogs.' Fires ripped through the area in February and police are now investigating whether the fires were deliberately lit and linked to the burning of the greyhound carcasses. It's also believed the animals were killed prior to the ABC's live baiting expose, judging by the level of decomposition. Racing Queensland's own probe into the use of live piglets, possums, rabbits and other small animals to train race dogs has resulted in more than 30 trainers being banned or stood down pending an internal review. The 64-year-old woman is known in the local area as a greyhound trainer and when police issued her with a search warrant she put up a fight, claiming she had no idea what they were talking about . The shocking scene was, in the words of Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth, 'nothing short of abhorrent' It's not yet known if any of those banned or suspended are those operating around Bundaberg that have been identified by police. But Queensland Greyhound Breeders, Owners and Trainers Association president Tony Zammit maintains the wider industry has been tarnished by the action of a few 'villains and rogues'. While horrified to learn of the mass killing, he said comments it foreshadowed even more revelations of animal mistreatment were premature. 'To me, it's an exaggerated statement,' he said. 'We haven't heard the full story yet.' Speaking at a press conference Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller was furious and appalled at the 'mass murder'. 'The people who have perpetrated this crime to me are oxygen thieves , they are cowards and they are pathetic,' she said. Bundaberg Greyhound Club president Stephen Bland took to Facebook to express shock at the discovery. Post-mortem examinations will reveal the cause of death but Ainsworth said: 'I will say that a number of spent .22 cartridge shells were found in the vicinity as well' Australia has one of the largest greyhound racing industries in the world. Live baiting has been banned and criminalised for decades. @QPSmedia@RSPCAQld 'We are appalled by the news and are doing all we can to find whomever is responsible for this disgraceful act,' he said. Greyhounds usually have relaxed, amicable temperaments and the state's Police Minister Jo-Ann Miller used social media to note her outrage. 'Absolutely sickened that @QPSmedia & @RSPCAQld have found the remains of 55 greyhounds. Animal cruelty in Qld won't be tolerated,' she tweeted. Australia has one of the largest greyhound racing industries in the world. Live baiting has been banned and criminalised for decades. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "61854e8bbabf6f043687949cd3d60f3878aae933", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "55 decomposed greyhound carcasses have been found in Queensland .\nA 64-year-old woman and 71-year-old man have been charged .\nIt is thought the site is common 'dumping ground' for greyhounds .\nThey were charged after police found a .22 calibre gun\u00a0in their home .\nPolice have not confirmed that microchips were found alongside the dogs ."}}
{"prompt": "A thug who shook a baby girl so violently she was left permanently disabled and died more than a decade later was today jailed for three years for manslaughter. Kealeigh-Anne Woolley was just seven months old when she was left blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged after being shaken by Colin Heath in January 2000. She spent most of her life in a wheelchair and could only eat through a tube until her death in 2011. Violently shaken:\u00a0Kealeigh-Anne Woolley, pictured above before the incident, was just seven months old when she was left blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged after being shaken by Colin Heath . Tragic: The child, pictured with her mother Amanda Woolley\u00a0in 2001,\u00a0spent most of her life in a wheelchair . Police arrested Heath, now 43, last September and yesterday he was jailed for three years and two months at Birmingham Crown Court after he admitted manslaughter. The judge, Mr Justice Sir Charles Haddon-Cave, said: 'It is clear that caring for Kealeigh had a profound effect for those who loved and cared for her, particularly her mother who also suffered. 'Kealeigh's mother describes movingly a lifetime of pain and anguish Kealeigh suffered in her [victim impact] statement. 'Her life was turned upside-down in January 2000. Her happy and healthy baby was suddenly disabled. 'The fact that Kealeigh lived as long as she did is a testament to the care and love by those around her. 'Her cause of death is directly attributable to the injury suffered in the care of Mr Heath in January 2000.' Her whole life ahead of her:\u00a0Kealeigh-Anne, pictured looking healthy before the incident,  was subjected to the violent treatment by her mother's 28-year-old boyfriend at the time, Colin Heath . Worst nightmare: Kealeigh-Anne's mother had been out with her sister when the devastating incident took place.\u00a0When she returned home later that night she found her daughter\u00a0unresponsive and floppy . In her victim impact statement, Miss Woolley said: 'Keels would have been 16-years old this year. She should be getting excited for her school prom. She should be here for here for her family. 'You [Heath] took it all away from her. I thank Keels for giving me 11 years, 11 amazing years. I would do anything to have her back here. 'I cannot have her back though as she is gone forever.' Miss Woolley was 20 when she left her daughter with Heath, who she had been in a relationship with for two months, while she went out with her sister Angela on January 16, 2000. When she returned home later that night she found Kealeigh-Anne unresponsive and floppy on the floor of her home in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs. Prosecutor Rachel Brand QC said: 'In January 2000, he [Heath] caused severe brain injuries to Kealeigh-Anne, who had been born on June 22, 1999, and therefore was aged seven months at the time. 'Her death on February 6, 2011, was a direct but delayed consequence of the injuries she suffered in January 2000. There is no dispute about any medical evidence. 'When Amanda Woolley came home late that evening, it was obvious to her that the baby was not well. 'She seemed to have one eye closed and had red marks on her forehead. 'Her neighbour, a mother herself, suggested she did not need to go to hospital.' When Kealeigh-Anne was still pale and floppy the next morning Miss Woolley rushed her to North Staffordshire Hospital where it was discovered that the child had fallen into a coma. Following the incident, she spent months in hospital but was left in a wheelchair, developed epilepsy, cerebral palsy and needed to wear a body cast because her limbs were completely rigid . Damning evidence: Experts compared pictures of Kealeigh-Anne taken on the night Miss Woolley went out and concluded she suffered the injuries while in the care of Heath . Miss Brand added: 'It was clear to the doctors she was in a bad state. She had very severe brain injuries. 'We heard the brain injuries were indicative of non-accidental shaking to which excessive force was used. 'There were excessive bruises on her arms, abdomen and back. 'Doctors were clear that Kealeigh-Anne could not have appeared normal after that severe brain injury was sustained. 'These injuries were life-threatening.' Experts compared pictures of Kealeigh-Anne taken on the night Miss Woolley went out and concluded she suffered the injuries while in the care of Heath. She spent months in hospital but she was left in a wheelchair, developed epilepsy, cerebral palsy and needed to wear a body cast because her limbs were completely rigid. Heath, then aged 28, was jailed for 18 months on December 4, 2000 after admitting child cruelty and causing grievous bodily harm at Stafford Crown Court. But he was re-arrested and charged with manslaughter after Kealeigh-Anne died on February 6, 2011 - almost exactly 11 years after the brutal shaking. Nursing assistant Miss Woolley, now 35, also mother to six-year-old daughter Ellie-Rose, found Kealeigh-Anne lying dead in bed at 9.40pm. Medical experts ruled her death was a direct result of her serious brain injuries sustained in the 2000 attack. Waste of a life: Kealeigh-Anne died in her sleep on Sunday February 6 2011 at the age of 11 . Stuart Muldoon, defending, said: 'This is a tragic case with tragic consequences. 'It was a short-lived shake of the child causing catastrophic injuries and ultimately death. 'Mr Heath had been living quite an active social life. He was a young man. He was 28 years of age at the time of the offence. 'He spent time, as most young men do, going out, frequenting nightclubs and bars. He has isolated himself since. He has been wracked with guilt. 'Nothing that he says and nothing that he does can take us back to that day in January 2000. 'It was an isolated incident and was not to cause violence or to cause cruelty against a small child. There was no intention to kill or cause serious injury. 'He has placed himself in almost complete isolation. His last relationship of any intimacy was back in 2003. He struggles to deal with the enormity of his actions. 'He is remorseful and he is sorry. He will still feel disgust and guilt and shame of what he did to Kealeigh and what impact that it had on her mother and the rest of her family.' Miss Woolley, who attended court yesterday and burst into tears when the sentence was handed down, refused to comment afterwards.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA thug who shook a baby girl so violently she was left permanently disabled and died more than a decade later was today jailed for three years for manslaughter. Kealeigh-Anne Woolley was just seven months old when she was left blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged after being shaken by Colin Heath in January 2000. She spent most of her life in a wheelchair and could only eat through a tube until her death in 2011. Violently shaken:\u00a0Kealeigh-Anne Woolley, pictured above before the incident, was just seven months old when she was left blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged after being shaken by Colin Heath . Tragic: The child, pictured with her mother Amanda Woolley\u00a0in 2001,\u00a0spent most of her life in a wheelchair . Police arrested Heath, now 43, last September and yesterday he was jailed for three years and two months at Birmingham Crown Court after he admitted manslaughter. The judge, Mr Justice Sir Charles Haddon-Cave, said: 'It is clear that caring for Kealeigh had a profound effect for those who loved and cared for her, particularly her mother who also suffered. 'Kealeigh's mother describes movingly a lifetime of pain and anguish Kealeigh suffered in her [victim impact] statement. 'Her life was turned upside-down in January 2000. Her happy and healthy baby was suddenly disabled. 'The fact that Kealeigh lived as long as she did is a testament to the care and love by those around her. 'Her cause of death is directly attributable to the injury suffered in the care of Mr Heath in January 2000.' Her whole life ahead of her:\u00a0Kealeigh-Anne, pictured looking healthy before the incident,  was subjected to the violent treatment by her mother's 28-year-old boyfriend at the time, Colin Heath . Worst nightmare: Kealeigh-Anne's mother had been out with her sister when the devastating incident took place.\u00a0When she returned home later that night she found her daughter\u00a0unresponsive and floppy . In her victim impact statement, Miss Woolley said: 'Keels would have been 16-years old this year. She should be getting excited for her school prom. She should be here for here for her family. 'You [Heath] took it all away from her. I thank Keels for giving me 11 years, 11 amazing years. I would do anything to have her back here. 'I cannot have her back though as she is gone forever.' Miss Woolley was 20 when she left her daughter with Heath, who she had been in a relationship with for two months, while she went out with her sister Angela on January 16, 2000. When she returned home later that night she found Kealeigh-Anne unresponsive and floppy on the floor of her home in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs. Prosecutor Rachel Brand QC said: 'In January 2000, he [Heath] caused severe brain injuries to Kealeigh-Anne, who had been born on June 22, 1999, and therefore was aged seven months at the time. 'Her death on February 6, 2011, was a direct but delayed consequence of the injuries she suffered in January 2000. There is no dispute about any medical evidence. 'When Amanda Woolley came home late that evening, it was obvious to her that the baby was not well. 'She seemed to have one eye closed and had red marks on her forehead. 'Her neighbour, a mother herself, suggested she did not need to go to hospital.' When Kealeigh-Anne was still pale and floppy the next morning Miss Woolley rushed her to North Staffordshire Hospital where it was discovered that the child had fallen into a coma. Following the incident, she spent months in hospital but was left in a wheelchair, developed epilepsy, cerebral palsy and needed to wear a body cast because her limbs were completely rigid . Damning evidence: Experts compared pictures of Kealeigh-Anne taken on the night Miss Woolley went out and concluded she suffered the injuries while in the care of Heath . Miss Brand added: 'It was clear to the doctors she was in a bad state. She had very severe brain injuries. 'We heard the brain injuries were indicative of non-accidental shaking to which excessive force was used. 'There were excessive bruises on her arms, abdomen and back. 'Doctors were clear that Kealeigh-Anne could not have appeared normal after that severe brain injury was sustained. 'These injuries were life-threatening.' Experts compared pictures of Kealeigh-Anne taken on the night Miss Woolley went out and concluded she suffered the injuries while in the care of Heath. She spent months in hospital but she was left in a wheelchair, developed epilepsy, cerebral palsy and needed to wear a body cast because her limbs were completely rigid. Heath, then aged 28, was jailed for 18 months on December 4, 2000 after admitting child cruelty and causing grievous bodily harm at Stafford Crown Court. But he was re-arrested and charged with manslaughter after Kealeigh-Anne died on February 6, 2011 - almost exactly 11 years after the brutal shaking. Nursing assistant Miss Woolley, now 35, also mother to six-year-old daughter Ellie-Rose, found Kealeigh-Anne lying dead in bed at 9.40pm. Medical experts ruled her death was a direct result of her serious brain injuries sustained in the 2000 attack. Waste of a life: Kealeigh-Anne died in her sleep on Sunday February 6 2011 at the age of 11 . Stuart Muldoon, defending, said: 'This is a tragic case with tragic consequences. 'It was a short-lived shake of the child causing catastrophic injuries and ultimately death. 'Mr Heath had been living quite an active social life. He was a young man. He was 28 years of age at the time of the offence. 'He spent time, as most young men do, going out, frequenting nightclubs and bars. He has isolated himself since. He has been wracked with guilt. 'Nothing that he says and nothing that he does can take us back to that day in January 2000. 'It was an isolated incident and was not to cause violence or to cause cruelty against a small child. There was no intention to kill or cause serious injury. 'He has placed himself in almost complete isolation. His last relationship of any intimacy was back in 2003. He struggles to deal with the enormity of his actions. 'He is remorseful and he is sorry. He will still feel disgust and guilt and shame of what he did to Kealeigh and what impact that it had on her mother and the rest of her family.' Miss Woolley, who attended court yesterday and burst into tears when the sentence was handed down, refused to comment afterwards."}], "metadata": {"id": "e1e657cbf6bb1380f5d9d93d51049617935414e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Kealeigh-Anne Woolley was 7 months old when Colin Heath shook her .\nViolent incident left her blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged .\nSpent most of her life in a wheelchair and could only eat through a tube .\nHeath was jailed for manslaughter at Birmingham Crown Court today ."}}
{"prompt": "Tottenham defender Kyle Walker faces another four weeks on the sidelines after picking up an injury against Burnley earlier this month. Scans showed the England international had not broken his foot but, following a further examination, Tottenham confirmed Walker faces another month out of action. There were fears the England defender may have fractured his right foot after taking a hefty blow from a collision with Kieran Trippier during the draw at Burnley on April 5. Tottenham's Kyle Walker faces a further months out after injuring his foot against Burnley earlier this month . Walker had sustained the injury following a heavy collision with Burnley defender Kieran Trippier at Turf Moor . Walker has been provided with a protective boot to ensure no further damage is caused. The club announced on Tottenham's official website\u00a0on Wednesday: 'Following further examination and consultation, the Club can confirm that Kyle Walker is expected to be sidelined for a further four weeks as he continues his recovery from a foot injury.' The prognosis suggests Walker will miss Tottenham's next four Premier League fixtures but could be fit in time to return for the last day of the season against Everton at Goodison Park . Scans revealed that Walker had not broken his foot but the England defender faces another four weeks out .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTottenham defender Kyle Walker faces another four weeks on the sidelines after picking up an injury against Burnley earlier this month. Scans showed the England international had not broken his foot but, following a further examination, Tottenham confirmed Walker faces another month out of action. There were fears the England defender may have fractured his right foot after taking a hefty blow from a collision with Kieran Trippier during the draw at Burnley on April 5. Tottenham's Kyle Walker faces a further months out after injuring his foot against Burnley earlier this month . Walker had sustained the injury following a heavy collision with Burnley defender Kieran Trippier at Turf Moor . Walker has been provided with a protective boot to ensure no further damage is caused. The club announced on Tottenham's official website\u00a0on Wednesday: 'Following further examination and consultation, the Club can confirm that Kyle Walker is expected to be sidelined for a further four weeks as he continues his recovery from a foot injury.' The prognosis suggests Walker will miss Tottenham's next four Premier League fixtures but could be fit in time to return for the last day of the season against Everton at Goodison Park . Scans revealed that Walker had not broken his foot but the England defender faces another four weeks out ."}], "metadata": {"id": "7154710cd7ec90cad2af94da220e07591e45454e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Tottenham full-back Kyle Walker sustained a foot injury against Burnley .\nEarly fears that the foot was broken were allayed following scans .\nHowever, England international faces another four weeks out ."}}
{"prompt": "Sandro has defended former manager Harry Redknapp, saying he is not at fault for QPR\u2019s predicament near the foot of the Premier League. Redknapp branded the situation at QPR a \u2018soap opera\u2019 and accused \u2018people with their agendas\u2019 of working against him before he left the club in February citing knee problems. Others, including Joey Barton, blame Redknapp\u2019s recruitment in the summer transfer window and poor work on the training ground. Sandro has defended former manager Harry Redknapp, saying he is not at fault for QPR\u2019s predicament . Redknapp branded the situation at QPR a \u2018soap opera\u2019 and accused people of working against him . But Brazilian midfielder Sandro said that Redknapp, who brought him to the club for \u00a310million at the start of the season, should not shoulder all the blame, despite leaving the club second from bottom in the table, where they have continued to struggle under stand-in manager Chris Ramsey. \u2018I don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair to blame him,\u2019 he said. \u2018I\u2019m never going to put everything on the coach or the players, it is half and half because everyone has to pull together. If we don\u2019t stay up it\u2019s not Chris\u2019s fault, not just our fault, it\u2019s everyone together. Redknapp said he felt he would have kept Rangers in the Premier League next season if he were still in charge in west London. Some players blame QPR's slump on Redknapp\u2019s recruitment during the summer transfer window . The QPR midfielder controls the ball during a training session on Friday . They may yet climb out of the drop zone under Ramsey after a 4-1 victory over West Bromwich Albion and a rollercoaster 3-3 draw with Aston Villa left them two points from safety. Sandro said he has seen a change in the mentality of his team-mates and thinks they can overcome league leaders Chelsea on Sunday. \u2018Everyone, I can see in their face they want to fight, everyone is trying their best to stay up. Everyone now is a leader and makes a difference,\u2019 he said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSandro has defended former manager Harry Redknapp, saying he is not at fault for QPR\u2019s predicament near the foot of the Premier League. Redknapp branded the situation at QPR a \u2018soap opera\u2019 and accused \u2018people with their agendas\u2019 of working against him before he left the club in February citing knee problems. Others, including Joey Barton, blame Redknapp\u2019s recruitment in the summer transfer window and poor work on the training ground. Sandro has defended former manager Harry Redknapp, saying he is not at fault for QPR\u2019s predicament . Redknapp branded the situation at QPR a \u2018soap opera\u2019 and accused people of working against him . But Brazilian midfielder Sandro said that Redknapp, who brought him to the club for \u00a310million at the start of the season, should not shoulder all the blame, despite leaving the club second from bottom in the table, where they have continued to struggle under stand-in manager Chris Ramsey. \u2018I don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair to blame him,\u2019 he said. \u2018I\u2019m never going to put everything on the coach or the players, it is half and half because everyone has to pull together. If we don\u2019t stay up it\u2019s not Chris\u2019s fault, not just our fault, it\u2019s everyone together. Redknapp said he felt he would have kept Rangers in the Premier League next season if he were still in charge in west London. Some players blame QPR's slump on Redknapp\u2019s recruitment during the summer transfer window . The QPR midfielder controls the ball during a training session on Friday . They may yet climb out of the drop zone under Ramsey after a 4-1 victory over West Bromwich Albion and a rollercoaster 3-3 draw with Aston Villa left them two points from safety. Sandro said he has seen a change in the mentality of his team-mates and thinks they can overcome league leaders Chelsea on Sunday. \u2018Everyone, I can see in their face they want to fight, everyone is trying their best to stay up. Everyone now is a leader and makes a difference,\u2019 he said."}], "metadata": {"id": "b9478afab165e6537ffdb5762ee28a38cfeb6cd7", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Sandro insists he doesn't blame Harry Redknapp for QPR's struggles .\nRedknapp left the Premier League side in February citing knee problems .\nQPR midfielder claims it's 'not fair' to blame his former boss ."}}
{"prompt": "A handwritten note delivered to the pilots by a plane passenger thanking them for 'taking her home safely' has gone viral, just a week after the Germanwings tragedy that claimed 150 lives. A screenshot of the letter was shared on Twitter, and in a matter of minutes amassed more than 2,000 shares. The heartfelt message was posted by airline pilot Jai Dillon, who was shown the A4 by a colleague in the industry. A heartfelt letter left by passenger 'Bethanie' to the pilot who 'got her home safely,' has been shared on Twitter . He wrote on Twitter: 'A letter given to a colleague from a passenger onboard his aircraft.. Providing proof that we're all in this together,' alongside the touching note. In it, a passenger known only as 'Bethanie' writes how, in light of the recent Alps plane crash, she feels the need to 'reach out' and 'extend a compassionate hand.' The woman thanks the pilot and the airline, which is not mentioned, for 'allowing her' to live her life in Spain, while splitting the time with family in England too. There was an outpouring of emotion on Twitter after the letter was posted by pilot Jai Dillon . The terrible scene of the Germanwings plane crash in the French Alps, where pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed the plane . She writes that she hopes the letter can create 'a ripple effect and spread some compassion and understanding,' among those who have such responsibilities. She signs off by saying: 'You're making a massive difference and you're the reason I can smile tonight. 'Take care and spread love.' The photo currently has over 3,700 shares and has been favourited almost 3,000 times. Mr Dillon did take to Twitter to say that he was not able to reveal the airline or flight number due to security reasons. The role of the pilot was praised by many on Twitter following the letter being posted . Cheshire-based Mr Dillon said he happy to share the 'positive message,' according to the Evening Standard. Investigations are continuing in the events of that fateful day last week over the French Alps. German prosecutors said Andreas Lubitz, 27, who they believe deliberately caused the crash, had therapy for suicidal tendencies some time before getting his pilot's licence. The sharing of the letter led to thousands of shares and 'favourites' on Twitter . And he was being treated by a psychotherapist, Dusseldorf prosecutor's office spokesman Christoph Kumpa said. Cockpit voice recorder evidence has indicated that Lubitz deliberately put the Airbus A320 into a descent after locking out the captain. All 150 people on board, including three Britons, were killed in the crash last Tuesday.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA handwritten note delivered to the pilots by a plane passenger thanking them for 'taking her home safely' has gone viral, just a week after the Germanwings tragedy that claimed 150 lives. A screenshot of the letter was shared on Twitter, and in a matter of minutes amassed more than 2,000 shares. The heartfelt message was posted by airline pilot Jai Dillon, who was shown the A4 by a colleague in the industry. A heartfelt letter left by passenger 'Bethanie' to the pilot who 'got her home safely,' has been shared on Twitter . He wrote on Twitter: 'A letter given to a colleague from a passenger onboard his aircraft.. Providing proof that we're all in this together,' alongside the touching note. In it, a passenger known only as 'Bethanie' writes how, in light of the recent Alps plane crash, she feels the need to 'reach out' and 'extend a compassionate hand.' The woman thanks the pilot and the airline, which is not mentioned, for 'allowing her' to live her life in Spain, while splitting the time with family in England too. There was an outpouring of emotion on Twitter after the letter was posted by pilot Jai Dillon . The terrible scene of the Germanwings plane crash in the French Alps, where pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed the plane . She writes that she hopes the letter can create 'a ripple effect and spread some compassion and understanding,' among those who have such responsibilities. She signs off by saying: 'You're making a massive difference and you're the reason I can smile tonight. 'Take care and spread love.' The photo currently has over 3,700 shares and has been favourited almost 3,000 times. Mr Dillon did take to Twitter to say that he was not able to reveal the airline or flight number due to security reasons. The role of the pilot was praised by many on Twitter following the letter being posted . Cheshire-based Mr Dillon said he happy to share the 'positive message,' according to the Evening Standard. Investigations are continuing in the events of that fateful day last week over the French Alps. German prosecutors said Andreas Lubitz, 27, who they believe deliberately caused the crash, had therapy for suicidal tendencies some time before getting his pilot's licence. The sharing of the letter led to thousands of shares and 'favourites' on Twitter . And he was being treated by a psychotherapist, Dusseldorf prosecutor's office spokesman Christoph Kumpa said. Cockpit voice recorder evidence has indicated that Lubitz deliberately put the Airbus A320 into a descent after locking out the captain. All 150 people on board, including three Britons, were killed in the crash last Tuesday."}], "metadata": {"id": "fa9aee88c4700169c9e7a5e4f7c0e6e82275a0e2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "'Bethanie's' heartfelt message to airline and pilots shared on Twitter .\nFemale writes how she wants to 'extend a compassionate hand'\nThanks the pilots for allowing her to travel between Spain and England .\nSays that they are 'the reason I can smile tonight'\nLetter shared on Twitter by Jai Dillon, colleague of pilots who received the handwritten note .\nEmotional message comes a week after Germanwings disaster that saw Andreas Lubitz deliberately crash plane killing 150 people ."}}
{"prompt": "Vincent Kompany has emerged as an injury doubt for the Manchester derby. City boss Manuel Pellegrini revealed that the Belgium centre-half will be assessed on Saturday, 24 hours ahead of Sunday's clash at Old Trafford. The Chilean, whose side have slipped into fourth place, also reinstated that he has no fears over his job amid mounting pressure. Aleksandar Kolarov (11), Frank Lampard (18) and Edin Dzeko (10) lead the way in Manchester City training . Yaya Toure attempts to control the ball during training at the City football academy . Sergio Aguero leaps up in the air in front of Bacary Sagna to win a header during training . However, he did admit: 'We will see what happens in August.' City captain Kompany, 29 on Friday, would be a huge loss despite his patchy form this season. He played 90 minutes in Monday's 2-1 loss against Crystal Palace but picked up a hamstring injury at Selhurst Park and Pellegrini said he is doubtful for the match against Louis van Gaal's men. 'Kompany we will assess tomorrow,' he said. 'He worked the whole week the normal way. I always say the same. We are always better with Kompany but if he cannot play we have a squad.' If Kompany is deemed unfit City could be facing a defensive crisis with Dedryck Boyata also injured. That would leave Pellegrini with a pairing of the ageing Martin Demichelis and the inconsistent Eliaquim Mangala. Vincent Kompany is an injury doubt for Manchester City's clash against Manchester United on Sunday . City captain and central defender Kompany played 90 minutes as City lost 2-1 to Crystal Palace on Monday . City manager Manuel Pellegrini insists he does not fear for his job, despite his team dropping into fourth . City are in fourth place, a point behind United, after losing three of their last five Premier League matches and taking 18 points from 36 since the turn of the year. Some have speculated that Pellegrini could face the sack at the end of the season. When asked if he was worried about his future he said: 'I don't think so. I am not talking about my future because it's not important. I'm just thinking about the game against Manchester United.' However, he added: 'You never know what will happen in August. if you ask me I am not afraid because I think we are in a bad moment . 'We are not a disaster, we are not a mess. We are doing a lot of things well.' City, who will also be without strike pair Stevan Jovetic (muscle injury) and Wilfried Bony (ankle and knee), will be going for five straight derby wins for the first time in their history against third-placed United who are a point in front. But Pellegrini refused to say that they were now the biggest club in Manchester. Eliaquim Mangala (left) could be set to replace Kompany in the team to take on United on Sunday . Strikers Stevan Jovetic (left) and Wilfried Bony are already out of the Manchester derby through injury . 'I don't like to compare,' he said. 'Our target is not to compare but to improve in our project. Pellegrini added that his men were still using a certain ex-United manager as motivation. 'United dominated the league for so many years, but one time Sir Alex Ferguson said the neighbours are disturbing them a little bit more, so I say that's double motivation for us,' he said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nVincent Kompany has emerged as an injury doubt for the Manchester derby. City boss Manuel Pellegrini revealed that the Belgium centre-half will be assessed on Saturday, 24 hours ahead of Sunday's clash at Old Trafford. The Chilean, whose side have slipped into fourth place, also reinstated that he has no fears over his job amid mounting pressure. Aleksandar Kolarov (11), Frank Lampard (18) and Edin Dzeko (10) lead the way in Manchester City training . Yaya Toure attempts to control the ball during training at the City football academy . Sergio Aguero leaps up in the air in front of Bacary Sagna to win a header during training . However, he did admit: 'We will see what happens in August.' City captain Kompany, 29 on Friday, would be a huge loss despite his patchy form this season. He played 90 minutes in Monday's 2-1 loss against Crystal Palace but picked up a hamstring injury at Selhurst Park and Pellegrini said he is doubtful for the match against Louis van Gaal's men. 'Kompany we will assess tomorrow,' he said. 'He worked the whole week the normal way. I always say the same. We are always better with Kompany but if he cannot play we have a squad.' If Kompany is deemed unfit City could be facing a defensive crisis with Dedryck Boyata also injured. That would leave Pellegrini with a pairing of the ageing Martin Demichelis and the inconsistent Eliaquim Mangala. Vincent Kompany is an injury doubt for Manchester City's clash against Manchester United on Sunday . City captain and central defender Kompany played 90 minutes as City lost 2-1 to Crystal Palace on Monday . City manager Manuel Pellegrini insists he does not fear for his job, despite his team dropping into fourth . City are in fourth place, a point behind United, after losing three of their last five Premier League matches and taking 18 points from 36 since the turn of the year. Some have speculated that Pellegrini could face the sack at the end of the season. When asked if he was worried about his future he said: 'I don't think so. I am not talking about my future because it's not important. I'm just thinking about the game against Manchester United.' However, he added: 'You never know what will happen in August. if you ask me I am not afraid because I think we are in a bad moment . 'We are not a disaster, we are not a mess. We are doing a lot of things well.' City, who will also be without strike pair Stevan Jovetic (muscle injury) and Wilfried Bony (ankle and knee), will be going for five straight derby wins for the first time in their history against third-placed United who are a point in front. But Pellegrini refused to say that they were now the biggest club in Manchester. Eliaquim Mangala (left) could be set to replace Kompany in the team to take on United on Sunday . Strikers Stevan Jovetic (left) and Wilfried Bony are already out of the Manchester derby through injury . 'I don't like to compare,' he said. 'Our target is not to compare but to improve in our project. Pellegrini added that his men were still using a certain ex-United manager as motivation. 'United dominated the league for so many years, but one time Sir Alex Ferguson said the neighbours are disturbing them a little bit more, so I say that's double motivation for us,' he said."}], "metadata": {"id": "1cf51b0ccd0e8fac874485e4649ad274acbd85e0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Vincent Kompany to be assessed 24 hours before Old Trafford clash .\nManchester City looking to overtake rivals Manchester United with a win .\nCity boss Manuel Pellegrini insists he has no fears over his job status ."}}
{"prompt": "Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has urged his players to shut the Champions League out of their minds and concentrate on extending their lead at the top of the La Liga table on Saturday. Victory over fourth-placed Valencia will take Enrique's men at least temporarily five points clear at the top of the table with title rivals Real Madrid not kicking off against Malaga until evening. But with Valencia visiting the Nou Camp in the midst of a 10-match unbeaten run Enrique has stressed the importance of forgetting Wednesday night's superb 3-1 semi-final first leg win in Paris. Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has urged his side to switch their attention back to the La Liga title race . Luis Suarez starred in Barcelona's 3-1 Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain by bagging a brace . Barcelona midfielder Andreas Iniesta has been ruled out of his side's league encounter against Valencia . Enrique said: 'We are not thinking about the PSG match, we are only thinking about the visit of Valencia. 'Mentally we will have no problems because the players know if they are not 100 per cent against Valencia things will get complicated, but physically there are one or two things we have to assess.' Andreas Iniesta is definitely ruled out for Barca after he was forced off early in the second half of the 3-1 win in the French capital with a bruised pelvis. Valencia boss Nuno Espirito Santo insisted he was impressed but undaunted by Barca's performance over PSG as his side look to pull off a shock win which will strengthen their grip on fourth place. Santo said: 'What we have seen confirms what we already thought. They are a great team with great players. They don't have many weaknesses, but they do have some.' Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti knows his side have plenty of reasons to be wary as they look to keep up the pressure on the leaders with victory over seventh-placed Malaga. Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema has been ruled out of his side's La Liga match against Malaga . Benzema rolls around on the floor during Real Madrid's quarter-final clash against rivals Atletico . Real Madrid attacking midfielder Isco is expected to replace the injured Benzema for Saturday's clash . Malaga pulled off a stunning 1-0 win over Barcelona in the Nou Camp in June and Ancelotti has warned his players they must wipe thoughts of their Champions League semi-final against city rivals Atletico if they are to avoid a similar fate. Ancelotti, who is without the injured Karim Benzema, said: 'Malaga played very well against Atletico (last week), performing with a lot of intensity and quality. They beat Barcelona at home and we need to focus on this match in order to win it.' Atletico Madrid will look to consolidate their grip on third place as they travel to a Deportivo La Coruna side for whom two successive draws has left them sitting above the relegation zone on goal difference alone. James Rodriguez (left) is likely to play in a central attacking role alongside club team-mate Isco . Gareth Bale (pictured) and Cristiano Ronaldo will be tasked with scoring goals in Benzema's absence . Bale sprints ahead of Luka Modric during Friday's training session ahead of Real's clash against Malaga . Also on Saturday, mid-table Athletic Bilbao look to return to winning ways after three games without a victory as they take on Getafe, for whom three games unbeaten have effectively ended relegation fears. Sunday's action switches to the relegation zone with Almeria looking to build on their potentially priceless win over Granada last week and put space between themselves and the drop zone with victory at Rayo Vallecano. Granada hunt for their first league win in six at home to Sevilla while bottom-placed Cordoba's survival hopes will be all but over if they fail to take the points at Europe-chasing Villarreal. Celta Vigo travel to Eibar while the Monday match sees Elche look to ease relegation fears at home to David Moyes' Real Sociedad.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBarcelona boss Luis Enrique has urged his players to shut the Champions League out of their minds and concentrate on extending their lead at the top of the La Liga table on Saturday. Victory over fourth-placed Valencia will take Enrique's men at least temporarily five points clear at the top of the table with title rivals Real Madrid not kicking off against Malaga until evening. But with Valencia visiting the Nou Camp in the midst of a 10-match unbeaten run Enrique has stressed the importance of forgetting Wednesday night's superb 3-1 semi-final first leg win in Paris. Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has urged his side to switch their attention back to the La Liga title race . Luis Suarez starred in Barcelona's 3-1 Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain by bagging a brace . Barcelona midfielder Andreas Iniesta has been ruled out of his side's league encounter against Valencia . Enrique said: 'We are not thinking about the PSG match, we are only thinking about the visit of Valencia. 'Mentally we will have no problems because the players know if they are not 100 per cent against Valencia things will get complicated, but physically there are one or two things we have to assess.' Andreas Iniesta is definitely ruled out for Barca after he was forced off early in the second half of the 3-1 win in the French capital with a bruised pelvis. Valencia boss Nuno Espirito Santo insisted he was impressed but undaunted by Barca's performance over PSG as his side look to pull off a shock win which will strengthen their grip on fourth place. Santo said: 'What we have seen confirms what we already thought. They are a great team with great players. They don't have many weaknesses, but they do have some.' Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti knows his side have plenty of reasons to be wary as they look to keep up the pressure on the leaders with victory over seventh-placed Malaga. Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema has been ruled out of his side's La Liga match against Malaga . Benzema rolls around on the floor during Real Madrid's quarter-final clash against rivals Atletico . Real Madrid attacking midfielder Isco is expected to replace the injured Benzema for Saturday's clash . Malaga pulled off a stunning 1-0 win over Barcelona in the Nou Camp in June and Ancelotti has warned his players they must wipe thoughts of their Champions League semi-final against city rivals Atletico if they are to avoid a similar fate. Ancelotti, who is without the injured Karim Benzema, said: 'Malaga played very well against Atletico (last week), performing with a lot of intensity and quality. They beat Barcelona at home and we need to focus on this match in order to win it.' Atletico Madrid will look to consolidate their grip on third place as they travel to a Deportivo La Coruna side for whom two successive draws has left them sitting above the relegation zone on goal difference alone. James Rodriguez (left) is likely to play in a central attacking role alongside club team-mate Isco . Gareth Bale (pictured) and Cristiano Ronaldo will be tasked with scoring goals in Benzema's absence . Bale sprints ahead of Luka Modric during Friday's training session ahead of Real's clash against Malaga . Also on Saturday, mid-table Athletic Bilbao look to return to winning ways after three games without a victory as they take on Getafe, for whom three games unbeaten have effectively ended relegation fears. Sunday's action switches to the relegation zone with Almeria looking to build on their potentially priceless win over Granada last week and put space between themselves and the drop zone with victory at Rayo Vallecano. Granada hunt for their first league win in six at home to Sevilla while bottom-placed Cordoba's survival hopes will be all but over if they fail to take the points at Europe-chasing Villarreal. Celta Vigo travel to Eibar while the Monday match sees Elche look to ease relegation fears at home to David Moyes' Real Sociedad."}], "metadata": {"id": "47681f33b383d3000a13cff5c5429771204619ed", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Luis Enrique insists his side will be focusing their attention on Valencia .\nBarcelona impressed in midweek as they beat PSG 3-1 at Parc des Princes .\nThe Catalan giants are currently two points ahead of Real Madrid ."}}
{"prompt": "Lorenzo Simon was today found guilty of murder after killing his tenant then hacking his body into pieces . A landlord who chopped his friend up and stuffed the body parts into suitcases which he dumped in a canal was today found guilty of murder. Lorenzo Simon, 34, forced victim Michael Spalding, 39, to decorate his flat before attacking him when he refused to work any longer. He then dismembered the handyman using a hacksaw and put Mr Spalding's body parts and tools into two suitcases. Simon, with the help of his girlfriend Michelle Bird, 35, then threw the suitcases into a canal which they weighed down using broken concrete slabs. Today he was found guilty of murder after a jury took 15 hours to decide by unanimous verdict at Birmingham Crown Court. Bird was cleared of murder and manslaughter but admitted assisting an offender following the four-week trial. The court heard Simon murdered Mr Spalding, known as Spud, by stabbing him in the neck at the flat they shared in Smethwick, Birmingham, on April 26 last year. He then hacked the body up and stuffed the head, limbs and tools into a suitcase. Police found his remains when a narrow boat owner spotted one suitcase, containing Mr Spalding's torso, floating in the Birmingham Canal on May 5. It was examined by a Canal Trust contractor on May 12, who opened the case to discover the gruesome evidence. Police divers recovered the second case which contained Mr Spalding's head, limbs and tools - below Pope Bridge, Smethwick, on May 16. Further searches of the canal bed uncovered a hacksaw which was used to saw off Mr Spalding's head. Using futuristic 3D scanning technology experts were able to show a perfect jigsaw fit between the charred bone and a severed limb found in the suitcase. The same technique - which provides image resolution 43,000 times more detailed that a hospital CT scan - proved a link between the hacksaw and lacerations found on other bones. Mr Spalding's body parts were found inside this suitcase, which was dumped in the Birmingham Canal . A second suitcase (pictured) containing Mr Spalding's grisly remains was discovered 11 days later . Drag marks were also found on the towpath near Pope's Bridge where Simon and Bird dumped the suitcases into the canal. Unemployed Simon, who has convictions for robbery, burglary, theft and supplying drugs, moved to Derby in a bid to evade police but was arrested with Bird on May 19. He denied knowledge of Mr Spalding's death, claiming he threw him out following a row over a car crash, but later admitted assaulting him during a fight. Neighbours reported seeing a bonfire in the garden and when officers raided the home they discovered part of a humerus bone inside the drum. Detectives later heard accounts from neighbours who told of 'aggressive, nasty' arguments coming from the flat. One recalled Simon saying: 'I want this place finished, I've got to live here, you are taking the p**s'. 3D scanning technology was able to prove a link between this hacksaw and lacerations found on Mr Spalding's bones . Mr Spalding was heard to reply: 'I'm tired, I'm hungry, I want to go home. I've been at it all day'. Adjourning the case until next Wednesday for sentencing, Justice Kathryn Thirlwall said: 'Lorenzo Simon you have been convicted of murder. As you know the sentence for murder is life imprisonment. 'The question is the minimum amount of time you should serve before the consideration of parole.' Speaking after the verdict, Detective Inspector Harry Harrison, of West Midlands Police, said: 'Michael was exploited in life by Lorenzo Simon and Michelle Bird and they afforded him no dignity in death. When police raided the home, parts of a humerus bone were discovered inside this charred drum . 'On the contrary, they treated him in the most despicable manner in order to conceal their crime. 'Simon accepted Michael as a tenant on the agreement he used his considerable handyman skills to do up the flat. 'But he treated him like a slave, working him past midnight and then waking him early in the morning to continue working. 'They were only allowed out with his say-so and given just one meal a day, usually pizza and chips. 'Michael finally broke and complained at their treatment. We believe that, combined with a car accident where Simon accused him of being responsible for damaging his VW Passat, led to the fatal attack. 'Simon said he hit Michael in the back and that he fell to the floor dead within seconds and claimed to have disposed of the body in panic. 'Bird said she was on an errand to buy alcohol at the time of the killing but later admitted helping her boyfriend in the aftermath. 'However, we were able to provide compelling evidence to the jury that this was a vicious murder and that Simon went to considerable lengths to try and cover his tracks.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLorenzo Simon was today found guilty of murder after killing his tenant then hacking his body into pieces . A landlord who chopped his friend up and stuffed the body parts into suitcases which he dumped in a canal was today found guilty of murder. Lorenzo Simon, 34, forced victim Michael Spalding, 39, to decorate his flat before attacking him when he refused to work any longer. He then dismembered the handyman using a hacksaw and put Mr Spalding's body parts and tools into two suitcases. Simon, with the help of his girlfriend Michelle Bird, 35, then threw the suitcases into a canal which they weighed down using broken concrete slabs. Today he was found guilty of murder after a jury took 15 hours to decide by unanimous verdict at Birmingham Crown Court. Bird was cleared of murder and manslaughter but admitted assisting an offender following the four-week trial. The court heard Simon murdered Mr Spalding, known as Spud, by stabbing him in the neck at the flat they shared in Smethwick, Birmingham, on April 26 last year. He then hacked the body up and stuffed the head, limbs and tools into a suitcase. Police found his remains when a narrow boat owner spotted one suitcase, containing Mr Spalding's torso, floating in the Birmingham Canal on May 5. It was examined by a Canal Trust contractor on May 12, who opened the case to discover the gruesome evidence. Police divers recovered the second case which contained Mr Spalding's head, limbs and tools - below Pope Bridge, Smethwick, on May 16. Further searches of the canal bed uncovered a hacksaw which was used to saw off Mr Spalding's head. Using futuristic 3D scanning technology experts were able to show a perfect jigsaw fit between the charred bone and a severed limb found in the suitcase. The same technique - which provides image resolution 43,000 times more detailed that a hospital CT scan - proved a link between the hacksaw and lacerations found on other bones. Mr Spalding's body parts were found inside this suitcase, which was dumped in the Birmingham Canal . A second suitcase (pictured) containing Mr Spalding's grisly remains was discovered 11 days later . Drag marks were also found on the towpath near Pope's Bridge where Simon and Bird dumped the suitcases into the canal. Unemployed Simon, who has convictions for robbery, burglary, theft and supplying drugs, moved to Derby in a bid to evade police but was arrested with Bird on May 19. He denied knowledge of Mr Spalding's death, claiming he threw him out following a row over a car crash, but later admitted assaulting him during a fight. Neighbours reported seeing a bonfire in the garden and when officers raided the home they discovered part of a humerus bone inside the drum. Detectives later heard accounts from neighbours who told of 'aggressive, nasty' arguments coming from the flat. One recalled Simon saying: 'I want this place finished, I've got to live here, you are taking the p**s'. 3D scanning technology was able to prove a link between this hacksaw and lacerations found on Mr Spalding's bones . Mr Spalding was heard to reply: 'I'm tired, I'm hungry, I want to go home. I've been at it all day'. Adjourning the case until next Wednesday for sentencing, Justice Kathryn Thirlwall said: 'Lorenzo Simon you have been convicted of murder. As you know the sentence for murder is life imprisonment. 'The question is the minimum amount of time you should serve before the consideration of parole.' Speaking after the verdict, Detective Inspector Harry Harrison, of West Midlands Police, said: 'Michael was exploited in life by Lorenzo Simon and Michelle Bird and they afforded him no dignity in death. When police raided the home, parts of a humerus bone were discovered inside this charred drum . 'On the contrary, they treated him in the most despicable manner in order to conceal their crime. 'Simon accepted Michael as a tenant on the agreement he used his considerable handyman skills to do up the flat. 'But he treated him like a slave, working him past midnight and then waking him early in the morning to continue working. 'They were only allowed out with his say-so and given just one meal a day, usually pizza and chips. 'Michael finally broke and complained at their treatment. We believe that, combined with a car accident where Simon accused him of being responsible for damaging his VW Passat, led to the fatal attack. 'Simon said he hit Michael in the back and that he fell to the floor dead within seconds and claimed to have disposed of the body in panic. 'Bird said she was on an errand to buy alcohol at the time of the killing but later admitted helping her boyfriend in the aftermath. 'However, we were able to provide compelling evidence to the jury that this was a vicious murder and that Simon went to considerable lengths to try and cover his tracks.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "e164429f2fb4c876b609432aece25221c0c112ef", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Lorenzo Simon, 34, forced tenant Michael Spalding to decorate his flat .\nPolice said Simon forced him to work up until midnight like a 'slave'\nBut following an argument, Mr Spalding was stabbed and dismembered .\nAfter hacking him into pieces, Simon stuffed the body parts into suitcases .\nPolice also discovered pieces of bone inside a drum used for bonfires .\nSimon was today found guilty of murder and will be sentenced next week ."}}
{"prompt": "A former footballer who fronted a \u00a330million investment scheme and lived a millionaire's lifestyle is now 'surviving on handouts', a court has heard. Michael McIndoe, who played for Bristol City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, lured fellow footballers into the scheme with promises of a huge 20 per cent return. But the scheme collapsed amid mounting debts and the tricky winger was declared bankrupt in October last year with more than \u00a32million debts. The footballer - who was known as 'Mr Big' in Marbella, where he partied with glamorous girls, is now being chased through the courts by creditors. McIndoe, circled smoking on a cigar, lived a millionaire's lifestyle but is now surviving on handouts . The former winger revelled in the glamorous lifestyle after persuading fellow players to sign up to the scheme . McIndoe celebrates scoring against Arsenal in December 2005 - it has now been revealed he has no income . Scots-born McIndoe dated a string of glamour models, including Helena Fletcher and Emma Frain (pictured) The 35-year-old told a hearing in London he was now surviving on the generosity of 'good friends and family'. He said: 'Since the bankruptcy, my girlfriend gave me some cash in July and I believe the trustee's solicitors are pressing for that money to be paid back. 'I have received some money from friends, around \u00a39,000, and some money from NatWest for overcharging me on an account. 'But I have no income.' He added how he was not claiming Jobseekers' Allowance and said his legal representatives were working without fee. Questioned by barrister Mr Andrew Carruth, on behalf of the trustees of his bankrupt estate, he said he had not bet for two years and that reports of his previous gambling accounts topping \u00a31 million were 'vastly over rated'. He said \u00a31.5 million owed to one creditor had been invested into 'Stamp', the private members London nightclub he launched in 2011, but was later closed. McIndoe also denied selling a property in Edinburgh at a cheap rate as part of a panic selling reaction to his financial meltdown. McIndoe and his friends at the Ocean Club in Marbella where 'beds' can cost up to 7,950 euros (\u00a35,790) A footballer taken in by the scheme alleges McIndoe had spent \u00a340,000 on champagne in one day . The former winger played for Bristol City in the Championship final in 2008 - the 'Cider Army' lost to Hull City . It was revealed in January this year that up to 300 players signed up to the scheme that may be the biggest swindle ever to hit the British game. The scheme sucked in players including former Tottenham Hotspur forward Robbie Keane and ex-Fulham midfielder Jimmy Bullard, who is thought to have lost around \u00a3600,000 which led him to go on the ITV reality show, I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. McIndoe was\u00a0made bankrupt in October last year with disclosed debts of \u00a32.4m. Furious creditors are demanding answers to where there money has gone but McIndoe - who now lives with his mother in Edinburgh - said he had no property and his only bank account had been frozen. McIndoe used the promise of 20 per cent returns on people's money to fund his champagne lifestyle . McIndoe started out at Luton Town, making his debut in 1998 and playing for the Hatters 39 times before joining Hereford on a free in 2000. Yeovil then snapped him up for \u00a325,000 the following year. He scored 22 goals in 91 outings for the Glovers, winning promotion from the Conference in 2003 before joining Doncaster for \u00a350,000. McIndoe twice made the PFA Team of the Year with Rovers and was his side's joint-top scorer in 2004-05 with 12 goals. He twice represented the Scotland B side during his time at Rovers. After a loan spell at Derby he joined Barnsley then Wolves, on loan again, before the deal was made permanent for \u00a3250,000. He signed a three-year contract with Bristol City in 2007 and scored the winner against Crystal Palace in the second leg of the 2008 Championship play-off semi-final. They lost out to Hull at Wembley and McIndoe had one more season at Ashton Gate before joining Coventry. He also had a brief loan stint at MK Dons. At the height of his scheme, McIndoe revelled in a playboy's lifestyle, partying in Marbella with a limitless credit card and wads of cash. He hired huge villas in Marbella, where he drove a fleet of expensive cars such as a Bentley and a Maybach\u00a0and hired celebrities, such as the X Factor winner Alexandra Burke to perform at lavish parties. Scots-born McIndoe also dated a string of glamour models, including Helena Fletcher and Emma Frain. 'He was the Mr Big in Marbella, buying loads of champagne and girls all over the place. He even had a bodyguard,' said one footballer, who lost around \u00a375,000 in the scheme. He ran lavish parties at clubs including Funky Buddha in London and ploughed money into private members' club Stamp on Oxford Street. The 35-year-old\u00a0is also claimed to have rented a \u00a34,000-a-week suite in London's five-star Mayfair Hotel. He also had in an apartment in Eaton Square, one of the UK's poshest addresses in the exclusive Belgravia district of the capital. But last year, the funds dried up and he was investigated. McIndoe told the court he had co-operated with the official receiver and had handed over documents ahead of a meeting with trustees next week. The bankruptcy hearing was adjourned till June 17.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA former footballer who fronted a \u00a330million investment scheme and lived a millionaire's lifestyle is now 'surviving on handouts', a court has heard. Michael McIndoe, who played for Bristol City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, lured fellow footballers into the scheme with promises of a huge 20 per cent return. But the scheme collapsed amid mounting debts and the tricky winger was declared bankrupt in October last year with more than \u00a32million debts. The footballer - who was known as 'Mr Big' in Marbella, where he partied with glamorous girls, is now being chased through the courts by creditors. McIndoe, circled smoking on a cigar, lived a millionaire's lifestyle but is now surviving on handouts . The former winger revelled in the glamorous lifestyle after persuading fellow players to sign up to the scheme . McIndoe celebrates scoring against Arsenal in December 2005 - it has now been revealed he has no income . Scots-born McIndoe dated a string of glamour models, including Helena Fletcher and Emma Frain (pictured) The 35-year-old told a hearing in London he was now surviving on the generosity of 'good friends and family'. He said: 'Since the bankruptcy, my girlfriend gave me some cash in July and I believe the trustee's solicitors are pressing for that money to be paid back. 'I have received some money from friends, around \u00a39,000, and some money from NatWest for overcharging me on an account. 'But I have no income.' He added how he was not claiming Jobseekers' Allowance and said his legal representatives were working without fee. Questioned by barrister Mr Andrew Carruth, on behalf of the trustees of his bankrupt estate, he said he had not bet for two years and that reports of his previous gambling accounts topping \u00a31 million were 'vastly over rated'. He said \u00a31.5 million owed to one creditor had been invested into 'Stamp', the private members London nightclub he launched in 2011, but was later closed. McIndoe also denied selling a property in Edinburgh at a cheap rate as part of a panic selling reaction to his financial meltdown. McIndoe and his friends at the Ocean Club in Marbella where 'beds' can cost up to 7,950 euros (\u00a35,790) A footballer taken in by the scheme alleges McIndoe had spent \u00a340,000 on champagne in one day . The former winger played for Bristol City in the Championship final in 2008 - the 'Cider Army' lost to Hull City . It was revealed in January this year that up to 300 players signed up to the scheme that may be the biggest swindle ever to hit the British game. The scheme sucked in players including former Tottenham Hotspur forward Robbie Keane and ex-Fulham midfielder Jimmy Bullard, who is thought to have lost around \u00a3600,000 which led him to go on the ITV reality show, I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. McIndoe was\u00a0made bankrupt in October last year with disclosed debts of \u00a32.4m. Furious creditors are demanding answers to where there money has gone but McIndoe - who now lives with his mother in Edinburgh - said he had no property and his only bank account had been frozen. McIndoe used the promise of 20 per cent returns on people's money to fund his champagne lifestyle . McIndoe started out at Luton Town, making his debut in 1998 and playing for the Hatters 39 times before joining Hereford on a free in 2000. Yeovil then snapped him up for \u00a325,000 the following year. He scored 22 goals in 91 outings for the Glovers, winning promotion from the Conference in 2003 before joining Doncaster for \u00a350,000. McIndoe twice made the PFA Team of the Year with Rovers and was his side's joint-top scorer in 2004-05 with 12 goals. He twice represented the Scotland B side during his time at Rovers. After a loan spell at Derby he joined Barnsley then Wolves, on loan again, before the deal was made permanent for \u00a3250,000. He signed a three-year contract with Bristol City in 2007 and scored the winner against Crystal Palace in the second leg of the 2008 Championship play-off semi-final. They lost out to Hull at Wembley and McIndoe had one more season at Ashton Gate before joining Coventry. He also had a brief loan stint at MK Dons. At the height of his scheme, McIndoe revelled in a playboy's lifestyle, partying in Marbella with a limitless credit card and wads of cash. He hired huge villas in Marbella, where he drove a fleet of expensive cars such as a Bentley and a Maybach\u00a0and hired celebrities, such as the X Factor winner Alexandra Burke to perform at lavish parties. Scots-born McIndoe also dated a string of glamour models, including Helena Fletcher and Emma Frain. 'He was the Mr Big in Marbella, buying loads of champagne and girls all over the place. He even had a bodyguard,' said one footballer, who lost around \u00a375,000 in the scheme. He ran lavish parties at clubs including Funky Buddha in London and ploughed money into private members' club Stamp on Oxford Street. The 35-year-old\u00a0is also claimed to have rented a \u00a34,000-a-week suite in London's five-star Mayfair Hotel. He also had in an apartment in Eaton Square, one of the UK's poshest addresses in the exclusive Belgravia district of the capital. But last year, the funds dried up and he was investigated. McIndoe told the court he had co-operated with the official receiver and had handed over documents ahead of a meeting with trustees next week. The bankruptcy hearing was adjourned till June 17."}], "metadata": {"id": "a2d87e565549f8c3b9f8772e9999dd99cfbc65ac", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Michael McIndoe lured players into scheme with promise of 20% return .\nEx player lived a millionaire's lifestyle and known as 'Mr Big' in Marbella .\nBut was declared bankrupt in October last year with more than \u00a32m debts .\nThe 35-year-old is now being chased through the courts by creditors ."}}
{"prompt": "A 38 stone man who was too obese to work has lost more than half of his body weight after taking up Zumba. Tony Orrell, 56, from Feltham, Middlesex, vowed to shed the pounds alongside his wife Debbie, also 56, after he hit 38 stone and she tipped the scales at 18 stone. At size XXXXXXXXL, Tony had to buy his clothes from specialist retailers online and was scared to sit on normal chairs. Scroll down for video . Weighing 17 stone, Tony goes to Zumba once a week and now runs his local Slimming World class . Tony Orrell lost 21st slimming down from 38st to 17st in three years thanks to his love of Zumba . The determined pair have now shed a combined weight of 29 stone after Tony lost an amazing 21 stone and Debbie dropped 8 stone. Tony, who ditched his favourite Indian takeaways in the evening, began struggling with his weight at a young age after his mother's job had a calorific perk. He said: 'I was the fat kid at school, I was always chubby. I've got a sweet tooth and my mum worked at a biscuit factory, so she was always bringing packets home. I spent all my pocket money on pick and mix.' Tony says that it was his full-time job in the bank that saw his weight creep up as working all hours left him little time for cooking. Tony struggled with his weight since childhood when his mother would bring back treats from the biscuit factory where she worked and he would spend his pocket money on pick and mix . At his largest Tony would avoid sitting in certain chairs in fear of breaking them or being unable to get back up . 'We didn't have time to go shopping, so Indian and Chinese takeaway menus were always on the kitchen table. 'I'd order an onion bhaji to start, tikka masala and a rice to myself, a large naan and poppadoms and polish the lot off.' In May 1997 Tony was made redundant from his full-time job as a bank manager and but his old habits continued and by 2003, his size made it too difficult to work. In 2006 for their 25th wedding anniversary, the couple had booked a celebratory holiday to Florida. But they were unable to travel because of his size. Both Tony and his wife Debbie piled on the pounds after their jobs kept them too busy to cook so they would order Chinese or Indian takeaways most nights of the week . The pair decided to make a change after staying with Tony's sister Anna who was having success with Slimming world and have lost a combined weight of 29st since 2012 . Debbie said: 'We were looking forward to spending a week in the sun and I'd bought new holiday outfits. I was ticking the days off, couldn't wait to spend some quality time together. 'But a month before, Tony was struck down with cellulitis and leg ulcers, so painful he was hospitalised and we had to cancel the holiday. 'Tony was so apologetic, I know he felt guilty, but I didn't care. I just wanted him to get better. We ended up celebrating with a big party instead.' Debbie admits that even when they did manage to go on holiday Tony's weight proved to be a huge problem. As he gained more weight Tony developed health complications including type-two diabetes . 'Even when we did fly over the years, Tony wouldn't get out of his seat,' she admitted. 'He was so scared he might not fit back in. He couldn't go to the toilet, because the loo cubicle is so small on a plane.' The pair did occasionally attempt to shed a few pounds but it never worked out. 'We'd lose a few pounds then treat ourselves with chocolate,' Debbie said. 'Sometimes we'd go shopping together and I'd have to drop him at the front of the supermarket then go and park. Otherwise he couldn't walk all that way.' Debbie says that eventually Tony's weight prevented him from enjoying social situations. 'It got to a point where Tony hated going out, the staring really upset him. 'I would confront strangers about it, asking if they thought they knew us or if they had a problem. 'No-one ever said anything rude but I know it really got Tony down.' Debbie successfully lost 8st but says she couldn't keep up with Tony's phenomenal efforts . As well as affecting his appearance Tony's weight became more and more of a danger to his health. Debbie continued: 'Getting so big meant he developed type-two diabetes and he was taking a cocktail of 15 different tablets and an injection for it every day. 'I was concerned but I just had to be supportive for him, I couldn't control what he was eating.' Tony became more aware of his size and it got to the point where he would deliberately avoid certain situations. Debbie said: 'He wouldn't sit on our friend's garden furniture in case he broke it. He was petrified of breaking other people's property. He's so tall as well. 'It was like a giant trying to sit down. 'We couldn't go into coffee shops because he couldn't fit into the chairs with arms. 'We wouldn't go to the cinema in case the chairs weren't wide enough. Tony was so scared he might get stuck. Aged 45, Tony reached his heaviest weighing 38st and Debbie became increasingly concerned for her husband. 'He was so depressed and withdrawn, we did talk about his weight but we never spoke about how serious it was. 'I knew Tony could die if we didn't do something but that part was unspoken between the two of us.' But Tony wasn't the only one who struggled with his weight. Debbie had also piled on the pounds after she left her high-energy job as a chef. She said: 'I'd always been running around in a boiling kitchen and it was hard work. I ate healthily then, tucking into proper meals on my lunch and at the end of the day. 'But once I started an office job sat at my desk all day, and eating cakes people brought in, my clothes were getting tighter.' The turning point came for the pair after staying with Tony's sister Anna who was having success with the Slimming World diet, they both decided to sign up in April 2012. As well as changing his diet Tony took up Zumba too which he grew to love. Three years on and Tony has lost 21st and Debbie says he is a changed man inside and out. 'I've got the man I married back, he's so confident. He's a completely different person than I've known over the last ten years. 'And he loves being around the ladies at Zumba, he's a bit of a charmer. It doesn't phase him being the only bloke there.' The pair booked a trip to Florida for their 25th wedding anniversary but had to cancel because of Tony's size . After seeing Tony's success Debbie decided to take up Zumba too but says she was no match for her light-footed husband. 'By January 2013, I couldn't keep up with him. Tony had lost eight stone so we both joined Zumba classes but I have two left feet. I was stumbling everywhere but Tony had a whale of a time.' Tony has continued his Zumba classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways. He said: 'Once a week I go off with other women, but Debbie doesn't mind. Doing Zumba helps to keep the weight off and I can't believe how light on my feet I am now.' Debbie has also had success with Slimming World. By June 2013, she had reached her target weight of 10st. Tony has even started working for Slimming World as a consultant and runs his own weight loss group. And Debbie doesn't worry about the competition from other women. 'He knows I'd kill him.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA 38 stone man who was too obese to work has lost more than half of his body weight after taking up Zumba. Tony Orrell, 56, from Feltham, Middlesex, vowed to shed the pounds alongside his wife Debbie, also 56, after he hit 38 stone and she tipped the scales at 18 stone. At size XXXXXXXXL, Tony had to buy his clothes from specialist retailers online and was scared to sit on normal chairs. Scroll down for video . Weighing 17 stone, Tony goes to Zumba once a week and now runs his local Slimming World class . Tony Orrell lost 21st slimming down from 38st to 17st in three years thanks to his love of Zumba . The determined pair have now shed a combined weight of 29 stone after Tony lost an amazing 21 stone and Debbie dropped 8 stone. Tony, who ditched his favourite Indian takeaways in the evening, began struggling with his weight at a young age after his mother's job had a calorific perk. He said: 'I was the fat kid at school, I was always chubby. I've got a sweet tooth and my mum worked at a biscuit factory, so she was always bringing packets home. I spent all my pocket money on pick and mix.' Tony says that it was his full-time job in the bank that saw his weight creep up as working all hours left him little time for cooking. Tony struggled with his weight since childhood when his mother would bring back treats from the biscuit factory where she worked and he would spend his pocket money on pick and mix . At his largest Tony would avoid sitting in certain chairs in fear of breaking them or being unable to get back up . 'We didn't have time to go shopping, so Indian and Chinese takeaway menus were always on the kitchen table. 'I'd order an onion bhaji to start, tikka masala and a rice to myself, a large naan and poppadoms and polish the lot off.' In May 1997 Tony was made redundant from his full-time job as a bank manager and but his old habits continued and by 2003, his size made it too difficult to work. In 2006 for their 25th wedding anniversary, the couple had booked a celebratory holiday to Florida. But they were unable to travel because of his size. Both Tony and his wife Debbie piled on the pounds after their jobs kept them too busy to cook so they would order Chinese or Indian takeaways most nights of the week . The pair decided to make a change after staying with Tony's sister Anna who was having success with Slimming world and have lost a combined weight of 29st since 2012 . Debbie said: 'We were looking forward to spending a week in the sun and I'd bought new holiday outfits. I was ticking the days off, couldn't wait to spend some quality time together. 'But a month before, Tony was struck down with cellulitis and leg ulcers, so painful he was hospitalised and we had to cancel the holiday. 'Tony was so apologetic, I know he felt guilty, but I didn't care. I just wanted him to get better. We ended up celebrating with a big party instead.' Debbie admits that even when they did manage to go on holiday Tony's weight proved to be a huge problem. As he gained more weight Tony developed health complications including type-two diabetes . 'Even when we did fly over the years, Tony wouldn't get out of his seat,' she admitted. 'He was so scared he might not fit back in. He couldn't go to the toilet, because the loo cubicle is so small on a plane.' The pair did occasionally attempt to shed a few pounds but it never worked out. 'We'd lose a few pounds then treat ourselves with chocolate,' Debbie said. 'Sometimes we'd go shopping together and I'd have to drop him at the front of the supermarket then go and park. Otherwise he couldn't walk all that way.' Debbie says that eventually Tony's weight prevented him from enjoying social situations. 'It got to a point where Tony hated going out, the staring really upset him. 'I would confront strangers about it, asking if they thought they knew us or if they had a problem. 'No-one ever said anything rude but I know it really got Tony down.' Debbie successfully lost 8st but says she couldn't keep up with Tony's phenomenal efforts . As well as affecting his appearance Tony's weight became more and more of a danger to his health. Debbie continued: 'Getting so big meant he developed type-two diabetes and he was taking a cocktail of 15 different tablets and an injection for it every day. 'I was concerned but I just had to be supportive for him, I couldn't control what he was eating.' Tony became more aware of his size and it got to the point where he would deliberately avoid certain situations. Debbie said: 'He wouldn't sit on our friend's garden furniture in case he broke it. He was petrified of breaking other people's property. He's so tall as well. 'It was like a giant trying to sit down. 'We couldn't go into coffee shops because he couldn't fit into the chairs with arms. 'We wouldn't go to the cinema in case the chairs weren't wide enough. Tony was so scared he might get stuck. Aged 45, Tony reached his heaviest weighing 38st and Debbie became increasingly concerned for her husband. 'He was so depressed and withdrawn, we did talk about his weight but we never spoke about how serious it was. 'I knew Tony could die if we didn't do something but that part was unspoken between the two of us.' But Tony wasn't the only one who struggled with his weight. Debbie had also piled on the pounds after she left her high-energy job as a chef. She said: 'I'd always been running around in a boiling kitchen and it was hard work. I ate healthily then, tucking into proper meals on my lunch and at the end of the day. 'But once I started an office job sat at my desk all day, and eating cakes people brought in, my clothes were getting tighter.' The turning point came for the pair after staying with Tony's sister Anna who was having success with the Slimming World diet, they both decided to sign up in April 2012. As well as changing his diet Tony took up Zumba too which he grew to love. Three years on and Tony has lost 21st and Debbie says he is a changed man inside and out. 'I've got the man I married back, he's so confident. He's a completely different person than I've known over the last ten years. 'And he loves being around the ladies at Zumba, he's a bit of a charmer. It doesn't phase him being the only bloke there.' The pair booked a trip to Florida for their 25th wedding anniversary but had to cancel because of Tony's size . After seeing Tony's success Debbie decided to take up Zumba too but says she was no match for her light-footed husband. 'By January 2013, I couldn't keep up with him. Tony had lost eight stone so we both joined Zumba classes but I have two left feet. I was stumbling everywhere but Tony had a whale of a time.' Tony has continued his Zumba classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways. He said: 'Once a week I go off with other women, but Debbie doesn't mind. Doing Zumba helps to keep the weight off and I can't believe how light on my feet I am now.' Debbie has also had success with Slimming World. By June 2013, she had reached her target weight of 10st. Tony has even started working for Slimming World as a consultant and runs his own weight loss group. And Debbie doesn't worry about the competition from other women. 'He knows I'd kill him.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "bd19f6e014089231c298c1b6510c84fc6fb020e3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Tony Orrell reached 38 stone after living off takeaways .\nCouple had to cancel holidays due to illness caused by his weight .\nAfter developing diabetes the 56-year-old decided to take up Zumba .\nHe lost 21 stone in three years and encouraged his wife to slim down .\nDebbie, 56, shed eight stone and now weighs 10 stone ."}}
{"prompt": "MLS side Orlando City are the latest club to have expressed interest in Manchester United misfit Javier Hernandez. The Mexico international would be a huge commercial draw for the Florida-based franchise who are coached by former Everton and Manchester City striker Adrian Heath. Orlando have a huge Latin-American fanbase and made enquiries last week about the prospect of a deal. Javier Hernandez is linked with a move to Orlando City after enduring a tough time on loan at Real Madrid . Orlando have a big Latin-American fanbase and Kaka is the captain of the MLS side . Hernandez would be a popular arrival with Orlando supporters but eight European sides are also interested . Hernandez has cut a frustrated figure during his loan spell at Real Madrid this season but still has plenty of interest from other Premier League and European sides. Southampton, Stoke, West Ham and Everton are all interested with United willing to sell for around \u00a38million. Wolfsburg, AC Milan, Lazio and Inter Milan are also keen on the 26-year-old who has one year left on contract. United, meanwhile, have made a revised contract offer to teenage prospect Andreas Pereira. Manchester United have made a revised contract offer to 19-year-old Andreas Pereira (right) Periera (left) has a host of clubs across Europe interested in signing him if he does not agree terms at United . Paris St Germain, Juventus, PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord have all made contact with the midfielder's father Marcos after the 19-year-old rejected United's opening offer. Pereira was on the bench against Aston Villa on Saturday.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMLS side Orlando City are the latest club to have expressed interest in Manchester United misfit Javier Hernandez. The Mexico international would be a huge commercial draw for the Florida-based franchise who are coached by former Everton and Manchester City striker Adrian Heath. Orlando have a huge Latin-American fanbase and made enquiries last week about the prospect of a deal. Javier Hernandez is linked with a move to Orlando City after enduring a tough time on loan at Real Madrid . Orlando have a big Latin-American fanbase and Kaka is the captain of the MLS side . Hernandez would be a popular arrival with Orlando supporters but eight European sides are also interested . Hernandez has cut a frustrated figure during his loan spell at Real Madrid this season but still has plenty of interest from other Premier League and European sides. Southampton, Stoke, West Ham and Everton are all interested with United willing to sell for around \u00a38million. Wolfsburg, AC Milan, Lazio and Inter Milan are also keen on the 26-year-old who has one year left on contract. United, meanwhile, have made a revised contract offer to teenage prospect Andreas Pereira. Manchester United have made a revised contract offer to 19-year-old Andreas Pereira (right) Periera (left) has a host of clubs across Europe interested in signing him if he does not agree terms at United . Paris St Germain, Juventus, PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord have all made contact with the midfielder's father Marcos after the 19-year-old rejected United's opening offer. Pereira was on the bench against Aston Villa on Saturday."}], "metadata": {"id": "26e4e19d945cedcb489f28808c730658139c9415", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "MLS team Orlando City the latest team to be linked with Javier Hernandez .\nThe Manchester United striker has not impressed on loan at Real Madrid .\nUnited have made\u00a0Andreas Pereira an improved contract offer ."}}
{"prompt": "An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of\u00a0his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying that the company failed to maintain a safe workplace. Closure: An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . But for years the case was locked in the courts because the Port of Seattle claimed it wasn't liable for what happened as Afoa worked for a private firm. In a bid to move things forward, the state supreme court finally ruled in 2013 that the airport had a 'duty' to provide a safe working environment. On Tuesday a King County jury awarded Afoa $40 million because of what the incident has done to his life. Indeed, the paraplegic needs round-the-clock help from caregivers just to survive. In the courtroom a panel was shown video footage of Afoa being craned from his bed by a special lift to a commode and undergoing therapy. Jurors went on to apportion 25per cent of the blame for the accident to the Port of Seattle. Meanwhile, a number of airlines which weren\u2019t part of the lawsuit will pay the rest of the money owed. This is because they had contracts with Afoa's previous employer - Evergreen Aviation Ground Logistics Enterprises - which has since gone out of business. Commenting on the outcome, Afoa told\u00a0KOMO-TV: 'It was a relief and I'm very thankful for the jury for making an awesome decision.' In a statement, the Port of Seattle expressed its sympathies to Afoa and his family for the accident. The agency says it's reviewing the decision. If it decides to appeal the verdict, it could delay payment of Afoa's award.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of\u00a0his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying that the company failed to maintain a safe workplace. Closure: An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . But for years the case was locked in the courts because the Port of Seattle claimed it wasn't liable for what happened as Afoa worked for a private firm. In a bid to move things forward, the state supreme court finally ruled in 2013 that the airport had a 'duty' to provide a safe working environment. On Tuesday a King County jury awarded Afoa $40 million because of what the incident has done to his life. Indeed, the paraplegic needs round-the-clock help from caregivers just to survive. In the courtroom a panel was shown video footage of Afoa being craned from his bed by a special lift to a commode and undergoing therapy. Jurors went on to apportion 25per cent of the blame for the accident to the Port of Seattle. Meanwhile, a number of airlines which weren\u2019t part of the lawsuit will pay the rest of the money owed. This is because they had contracts with Afoa's previous employer - Evergreen Aviation Ground Logistics Enterprises - which has since gone out of business. Commenting on the outcome, Afoa told\u00a0KOMO-TV: 'It was a relief and I'm very thankful for the jury for making an awesome decision.' In a statement, the Port of Seattle expressed its sympathies to Afoa and his family for the accident. The agency says it's reviewing the decision. If it decides to appeal the verdict, it could delay payment of Afoa's award."}], "metadata": {"id": "544a9f89b382ab24b35e03663b214297c8ad52bf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup was operating a tug to push back aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift .\nThe incident, which took place on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm .\nFor years the case was locked in courts because the Port of Seattle claimed it wasn't liable as Afoa worked for a private company .\nHowever, the state supreme court ruled the airport operator had a 'duty' to provide a safe working environment .\nA jury awarded the judgment on Tuesday ."}}
{"prompt": "Put away the flip flops and the sunglasses, as an Arctic airmass is on the way. After one of the warmest Aprils on record, there will be a dramatic change next week with temperatures set to fall by around ten degrees. The plunge means Britain will go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days. It also threatens to cause a wet and miserable time for the thousands of runners taking part in Sunday's London Marathon. Scroll down for video . Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning: Forecasters predict that temperatures are set to plunge by 10C . People were making the most of the sunshine outside Exeter Cathedral before the Arctic airmass arrives . Britain is set to go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days . The Met Office has forecast rain through the morning in the capital with the chance of thunderstorms and heavy downpours early on. According to forecasters we will begin to see the Arctic airmass, also known as a polar maritime mass, on Saturday after it has blasted over from Iceland. 'It is going to be increasingly unsettled and colder across the nation over the coming week,' said Laura Young spokesperson for the Met Office. 'We have had a three week period of glorious sunshine and people get used to it, this will be a shock to the system. 'There are people in Devon wearing flip flops at the moment and next week they will need to bring their boots back out.' The grim forecast comes after Britain basked in what looked to be one of the warmest Aprils on record. After temperatures rocketed into the 70s, they were expected to dip to around 8C (46F) in the north and between 12C (53F) and 14C (57F) in the south. Overnight they may also plummet to below zero across the country, experts warned. Enjoy it while it lasts: Torrential rain, thunder and even hail have been predicted by forecasters . Piers Corbyn, forecaster for WeatherAction, said: 'Next week is certainly going feel like a return winter and will be very different to the warm weather we have just had. 'A cold plunge is on the way again the result of this wildly deviating jet stream which has led to ups and downs in the weather through the first part of this year. 'It is set to nosedive southwards again opening the gates to cold air from the north, a very chilly end to April is likely.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPut away the flip flops and the sunglasses, as an Arctic airmass is on the way. After one of the warmest Aprils on record, there will be a dramatic change next week with temperatures set to fall by around ten degrees. The plunge means Britain will go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days. It also threatens to cause a wet and miserable time for the thousands of runners taking part in Sunday's London Marathon. Scroll down for video . Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning: Forecasters predict that temperatures are set to plunge by 10C . People were making the most of the sunshine outside Exeter Cathedral before the Arctic airmass arrives . Britain is set to go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days . The Met Office has forecast rain through the morning in the capital with the chance of thunderstorms and heavy downpours early on. According to forecasters we will begin to see the Arctic airmass, also known as a polar maritime mass, on Saturday after it has blasted over from Iceland. 'It is going to be increasingly unsettled and colder across the nation over the coming week,' said Laura Young spokesperson for the Met Office. 'We have had a three week period of glorious sunshine and people get used to it, this will be a shock to the system. 'There are people in Devon wearing flip flops at the moment and next week they will need to bring their boots back out.' The grim forecast comes after Britain basked in what looked to be one of the warmest Aprils on record. After temperatures rocketed into the 70s, they were expected to dip to around 8C (46F) in the north and between 12C (53F) and 14C (57F) in the south. Overnight they may also plummet to below zero across the country, experts warned. Enjoy it while it lasts: Torrential rain, thunder and even hail have been predicted by forecasters . Piers Corbyn, forecaster for WeatherAction, said: 'Next week is certainly going feel like a return winter and will be very different to the warm weather we have just had. 'A cold plunge is on the way again the result of this wildly deviating jet stream which has led to ups and downs in the weather through the first part of this year. 'It is set to nosedive southwards again opening the gates to cold air from the north, a very chilly end to April is likely.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "44802b0f6be81b28d54a72499a97c59df168e54f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Weather experts predict temperatures will dip by around ten degrees .\nPlunge means Britain will be colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland .\nArctic airmass from Iceland to blame for the sharp change in temperature .\nForecaster also predict thousands of runners could be in for wet London Marathon ."}}
{"prompt": "Two best mates from rural Victoria have vowed to keep Aussie lingo alive by making memorabilia that encapsulates the fading vernacular. Jeff McCubbery, 72, from Mandurang and Ian Bullock, 65, from Blackburn devised the plan for Captain Cootie Cards over twenty years ago in a bid to counter the influx of lingo from overseas. The pair now has a quirky range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars \u2013 but their hopes of spreading the message were dashed after they were spurned by the companies they pitched their products to. An Illustration from best mates Ian Bullock and Jeff\u00a0McCubberry, who have vowed to keep Aussie slang alive through a range a range of custom memorabilia . McCubberry told Daily Mail Australia they designed the idea after meeting on a fishing trip 25 years ago. 'We met at an annual fishing trip, and quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning.' 'People are dorks not drongos, guys not blokes. We decided to do something to keep the vocabulary afloat,' McCubbery said. 'We decided to consolidate the Australianisms we knew and loved from our upbringings-instead of the Americanisms which have ,' said Ian Bullock. With Ian Bullock (left) as illustrator and and Jeff McCubbery (right) as designer, the duo have devised a range of\u00a0greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars emblazoned with down under lingo . One illustration depicts weather forecast map with the various Australian climatological zones \u2013 the Northern Territory is 'bloody muggy' , Alice Springs is 'dry as a dead dingo's donger', and Victoria is 'cold as a witch's tit'. Another card shows a fisherman sleeping next to a lake with beer can in hand and the accompanying message: 'flat out like a lizard drinking.' McCubberry believes the rise of television and the internet has let a torrent of lingo loose from Britain and America that has eclipsed the home grown counterpart. McCubberry said when the pair met on a fishing trip 20 years ago 'we quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning' The best mates use lingo from their upbringing which they say has disappeared, such as the term: 'I don't give a rats a**' With McCubberry as designer and Bullock as illustrator, the mates got to work on a range of products that embody down under speech from a bygone time. But much to their dismay the pair got a rude shock when time came to pitch the product a manufacturers. 'Nobodies interested, said McCubbery. 'They say it's too crude or uncouth. It doesn't make sense because colourful language is a pivotal part of Aussie culture.' The duo plan to launch a digital campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market . Bullock said they had a deal with a major distributor that fell through before another wholesaler offered them a rather insulting rate to print the cards. 'It was pretty insulting really. It's been a real knock back but we're determined to stick at it.' The mates plan to launch a website and social media campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market. 'It's just a matter of getting my head around the online thing. We're sticking at it for sure,' said McCubbery.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo best mates from rural Victoria have vowed to keep Aussie lingo alive by making memorabilia that encapsulates the fading vernacular. Jeff McCubbery, 72, from Mandurang and Ian Bullock, 65, from Blackburn devised the plan for Captain Cootie Cards over twenty years ago in a bid to counter the influx of lingo from overseas. The pair now has a quirky range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars \u2013 but their hopes of spreading the message were dashed after they were spurned by the companies they pitched their products to. An Illustration from best mates Ian Bullock and Jeff\u00a0McCubberry, who have vowed to keep Aussie slang alive through a range a range of custom memorabilia . McCubberry told Daily Mail Australia they designed the idea after meeting on a fishing trip 25 years ago. 'We met at an annual fishing trip, and quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning.' 'People are dorks not drongos, guys not blokes. We decided to do something to keep the vocabulary afloat,' McCubbery said. 'We decided to consolidate the Australianisms we knew and loved from our upbringings-instead of the Americanisms which have ,' said Ian Bullock. With Ian Bullock (left) as illustrator and and Jeff McCubbery (right) as designer, the duo have devised a range of\u00a0greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars emblazoned with down under lingo . One illustration depicts weather forecast map with the various Australian climatological zones \u2013 the Northern Territory is 'bloody muggy' , Alice Springs is 'dry as a dead dingo's donger', and Victoria is 'cold as a witch's tit'. Another card shows a fisherman sleeping next to a lake with beer can in hand and the accompanying message: 'flat out like a lizard drinking.' McCubberry believes the rise of television and the internet has let a torrent of lingo loose from Britain and America that has eclipsed the home grown counterpart. McCubberry said when the pair met on a fishing trip 20 years ago 'we quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning' The best mates use lingo from their upbringing which they say has disappeared, such as the term: 'I don't give a rats a**' With McCubberry as designer and Bullock as illustrator, the mates got to work on a range of products that embody down under speech from a bygone time. But much to their dismay the pair got a rude shock when time came to pitch the product a manufacturers. 'Nobodies interested, said McCubbery. 'They say it's too crude or uncouth. It doesn't make sense because colourful language is a pivotal part of Aussie culture.' The duo plan to launch a digital campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market . Bullock said they had a deal with a major distributor that fell through before another wholesaler offered them a rather insulting rate to print the cards. 'It was pretty insulting really. It's been a real knock back but we're determined to stick at it.' The mates plan to launch a website and social media campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market. 'It's just a matter of getting my head around the online thing. We're sticking at it for sure,' said McCubbery."}], "metadata": {"id": "3ae99874a199a548dc160197d7d4845ff9adf6e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Jeff McCubbery and Ian Bullock met on a fishing trip twenty years ago .\nThey believe traditional Aussie lingo is being lost to imported vernacular .\nThey make custom memorabilia which embodies traditional Aussie lingo .\nBut none of the companies they approached have taken on their products ."}}
{"prompt": "Rangers boss Stuart McCall insists it will not be a major disaster if his side are forced to play two extra games to reclaim their Premiership return. The Gers currently lead the way in the race for second spot in the Championship, with a one-point advantage over Hibernian and a six-point cushion separating them from Queen of the South. Finishing immediately behind newly-crowned champions Hearts would spare the Ibrox men the bother of two extra hazardous games in the play-offs, with the teams finishing third and fourth facing off over two legs before taking on the second tier's runners-up.\u00a0The winner of that tie then meets the Premiership's second-bottom side in a crucial winner-takes-all battle. Stuart McCall is relaxed about the prospect of Rangers finishing third in the Scottish Championship . But having stumbled to a 3-0 defeat against Queens and a 1-1 draw with basement side Livingston either side of Sunday's four-goal romp over Raith, there is no guarantee the Light Blues will see off Saturday's trip to Dumbarton without another slip-up. McCall, though, is ready to take whatever outcome is thrown his way. He said: 'At this moment second place is in our own hands. If you'd given me that a few weeks ago when I first came in, I'd have snapped your hands off for it. 'There were one or two people who thought we wouldn't even reach the play-offs. McCall faces the media on Friday ahead of Saturday's trip to Dumbarton as Rangers look to hold on to second . 'We've done that first part. Obviously we want to get second but Hibs and Queens want the same. 'You don't want to have to play the extra games but if you have to, you will. If you have to get through to the top league by playing six games then so be it. 'Of course it's important to us to finish second. But if we finish third or fourth that does not mean we won't get promotion. It's not the end of the world.' McCall was also happy to see a peaceful resolution reached after the row raised by the Scottish Professional Football League's messy meddling with the Championship fixture list. Rangers' final-day tie with Hearts at Tynecastle was pushed back 24 hours to Sunday, May 3, to accommodate Sky Sports. McCall joins in training on Friday as the Rangers boss prepares his side for Saturday's clash . But that left Hibs raging as having played their last game at Falkirk on the Saturday, they claimed McCall's team would be advantaged by the fact they would know the result required in Gorgie to claim second. Compromise was reached when Sky gave the league permission to switch the Hearts-Rangers tie back to its original May 2 slot. 'Everyone playing at the same time is fine and the right thing to do,' said McCall. But there could yet be more tinkering with the schedule to come. Hibs and Falkirk - who have yet to be counted out of the play-off chase - will battle for a place in the William Hill Scottish Cup final on Saturday, leaving the possibility that the second leg of the play-off final may have to be pushed back into June. Rangers dropped two points at Championship bottom side Livingston in their bid for promotion . The SPFL is expected to announce early next week if a change of date is required but Rangers are bracing themselves for an administrative nightmare, with 12 first-team members due to become free agents on June 1. McCall confirmed the club's five loanees from Newcastle are registered until June 9, and will be free to play whatever happens. But he admitted the club may have to hand short-term deals to their players to see them through to the re-arranged date. 'We won't think about it until it becomes a problem,' he said. 'But it will certainly need to be something that is looked at if that does become the case, as we have almost a dozen players whose contract will be up at the end of May.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRangers boss Stuart McCall insists it will not be a major disaster if his side are forced to play two extra games to reclaim their Premiership return. The Gers currently lead the way in the race for second spot in the Championship, with a one-point advantage over Hibernian and a six-point cushion separating them from Queen of the South. Finishing immediately behind newly-crowned champions Hearts would spare the Ibrox men the bother of two extra hazardous games in the play-offs, with the teams finishing third and fourth facing off over two legs before taking on the second tier's runners-up.\u00a0The winner of that tie then meets the Premiership's second-bottom side in a crucial winner-takes-all battle. Stuart McCall is relaxed about the prospect of Rangers finishing third in the Scottish Championship . But having stumbled to a 3-0 defeat against Queens and a 1-1 draw with basement side Livingston either side of Sunday's four-goal romp over Raith, there is no guarantee the Light Blues will see off Saturday's trip to Dumbarton without another slip-up. McCall, though, is ready to take whatever outcome is thrown his way. He said: 'At this moment second place is in our own hands. If you'd given me that a few weeks ago when I first came in, I'd have snapped your hands off for it. 'There were one or two people who thought we wouldn't even reach the play-offs. McCall faces the media on Friday ahead of Saturday's trip to Dumbarton as Rangers look to hold on to second . 'We've done that first part. Obviously we want to get second but Hibs and Queens want the same. 'You don't want to have to play the extra games but if you have to, you will. If you have to get through to the top league by playing six games then so be it. 'Of course it's important to us to finish second. But if we finish third or fourth that does not mean we won't get promotion. It's not the end of the world.' McCall was also happy to see a peaceful resolution reached after the row raised by the Scottish Professional Football League's messy meddling with the Championship fixture list. Rangers' final-day tie with Hearts at Tynecastle was pushed back 24 hours to Sunday, May 3, to accommodate Sky Sports. McCall joins in training on Friday as the Rangers boss prepares his side for Saturday's clash . But that left Hibs raging as having played their last game at Falkirk on the Saturday, they claimed McCall's team would be advantaged by the fact they would know the result required in Gorgie to claim second. Compromise was reached when Sky gave the league permission to switch the Hearts-Rangers tie back to its original May 2 slot. 'Everyone playing at the same time is fine and the right thing to do,' said McCall. But there could yet be more tinkering with the schedule to come. Hibs and Falkirk - who have yet to be counted out of the play-off chase - will battle for a place in the William Hill Scottish Cup final on Saturday, leaving the possibility that the second leg of the play-off final may have to be pushed back into June. Rangers dropped two points at Championship bottom side Livingston in their bid for promotion . The SPFL is expected to announce early next week if a change of date is required but Rangers are bracing themselves for an administrative nightmare, with 12 first-team members due to become free agents on June 1. McCall confirmed the club's five loanees from Newcastle are registered until June 9, and will be free to play whatever happens. But he admitted the club may have to hand short-term deals to their players to see them through to the re-arranged date. 'We won't think about it until it becomes a problem,' he said. 'But it will certainly need to be something that is looked at if that does become the case, as we have almost a dozen players whose contract will be up at the end of May.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "8f1d0d3052677902ce6282885dcc81a286b07fa3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Rangers are currently second in the Championship with three games to go .\nFinishing third would mean playing two extra play-off matches vs fourth .\nBut manager Stuart McCall\u00a0is\u00a0relaxed about the prospect of finishing third ."}}
{"prompt": "Together they wrote a string of chart-topping hits for some of the world's biggest stars and created the memorable theme tune of Australian television soap Neighbours. Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent, who were married for more than three decades, were dubbed 'Mr and Mrs Music' after composing for artists including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Scott Walker, Shirley Bassey and Petula Clark. So when Trent died last month aged 74 after a long battle with cancer, Hatch was expected to be at her funeral to say a final goodbye. True, their marriage had ended in divorce, but they had a daughter together and one of the most successful creative unions in showbusiness. But The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Hatch was banned from the funeral by Trent's second husband, Colin Gregory, who today accuses the composer of breaking his wife's heart. Scroll down for video . Tony Hatch (left) and his former wife Jackie Trent (right) wrote a chart-topping hits for the world's biggest stars but he was banned from her funeral last month . He says that not only did she never forgive Hatch for the infidelity that ended their marriage, but she believed to her dying day that he had denied her the credit she was due for some of their compositions. Although they were responsible for about 400 songs together, they had been mired in a long-running feud over seven that Trent claimed she co-wrote. After years of pressure, says Gregory, Hatch agreed to acknowledge Trent's part and her name now appears against some of the songs on the Tony Hatch website. But on other songs, Hatch is the only composer credited. Gregory told The Mail on Sunday: 'Yes, I banned Hatch from attending Jackie's cremation.' The 71-year-old former policeman, who married Trent in 2005, said: 'It might seem petty and churlish of me because, whatever anybody says, Hatch and Trent are welded at the hip for all the wonderful work they did together. 'I would never contest that. Jackie never contested that. But her firm words to me were, \"I hate him for what he did to me and for what he's still doing to me.\" 'I couldn't and wouldn't contact Tony Hatch myself. It would be inappropriate because we're in litigation.' Instead, he passed the message to Trent's son from her first marriage, Darren, who Hatch had adopted when they married. Gregory said: 'Darren rang, giving it the smooth patter of, \"Oh, they had such a lovely warm life together\", which they did not. And when he said he wanted to invite Hatch to the cremation, I said quite firmly, \"No. If he turns up, I shall call the police.\" 'Suffice it to say that Jackie would not want Tony Hatch anywhere near her final moments on this earth. He and his wife were specifically banned from attending her funeral, or anything in connection with it. 'Jackie always told me, \"No service \u2013 just you.\"' The cremation was held on the Spanish island of Menorca, where Trent lived with Gregory. It is also home to Hatch and his wife. Hatch, 75, clearly got the message, writing on his Facebook page on the day of the funeral: 'Today was final departure day for her soul but I was BANNED by her husband Colin Gregory from attending the crematorium.' Gregory now plans to bring Trent's ashes home to Britain for a memorial service in May at her local parish church in Chesterton, Staffordshire. Much of Trent's wealth, he said, had recently been eroded \u2013 not least by the legal battle with her former husband over the songs, which Gregory claimed has cost about \u00a320,000. It's a far cry from 1965 when Hatch and Trent met and fell in love. Hatch was already married and the couple embarked on an affair before marrying the next year and going on to become one of the most successful teams in music, earning millions of pounds. But if Hatch, the son of a pianist, who grew up in Pinner, North West London, and Trent, the daughter of a miner from Newcastle-under-Lyme, made a fortune, they seemed to have trouble holding on to it. The couple moved to Ireland at one point because of its tax benefits for artists. Hatch wrote the theme tune to Crossroads and is still remembered by many as the 'Mr Nasty' judge on 1970s TV talent show New Faces. In 1982, the pair moved to Australia and were later asked to write the theme song for Neighbours. Their marriage ended abruptly and abrasively back in Britain at Trent's 55th birthday party in 1995, when Hatch confessed that for years he had been in love with one of his wife's friends. Trent was devastated. Gregory plans to persevere with Trent's legal battle over the disputed songs: 'not for financial gain \u2013 Jackie was getting her share [of songwriting royalties] \u2013 but because it was her dying wish that he finally admitted she co-wrote those songs.' Hatch declined to comment.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTogether they wrote a string of chart-topping hits for some of the world's biggest stars and created the memorable theme tune of Australian television soap Neighbours. Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent, who were married for more than three decades, were dubbed 'Mr and Mrs Music' after composing for artists including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Scott Walker, Shirley Bassey and Petula Clark. So when Trent died last month aged 74 after a long battle with cancer, Hatch was expected to be at her funeral to say a final goodbye. True, their marriage had ended in divorce, but they had a daughter together and one of the most successful creative unions in showbusiness. But The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Hatch was banned from the funeral by Trent's second husband, Colin Gregory, who today accuses the composer of breaking his wife's heart. Scroll down for video . Tony Hatch (left) and his former wife Jackie Trent (right) wrote a chart-topping hits for the world's biggest stars but he was banned from her funeral last month . He says that not only did she never forgive Hatch for the infidelity that ended their marriage, but she believed to her dying day that he had denied her the credit she was due for some of their compositions. Although they were responsible for about 400 songs together, they had been mired in a long-running feud over seven that Trent claimed she co-wrote. After years of pressure, says Gregory, Hatch agreed to acknowledge Trent's part and her name now appears against some of the songs on the Tony Hatch website. But on other songs, Hatch is the only composer credited. Gregory told The Mail on Sunday: 'Yes, I banned Hatch from attending Jackie's cremation.' The 71-year-old former policeman, who married Trent in 2005, said: 'It might seem petty and churlish of me because, whatever anybody says, Hatch and Trent are welded at the hip for all the wonderful work they did together. 'I would never contest that. Jackie never contested that. But her firm words to me were, \"I hate him for what he did to me and for what he's still doing to me.\" 'I couldn't and wouldn't contact Tony Hatch myself. It would be inappropriate because we're in litigation.' Instead, he passed the message to Trent's son from her first marriage, Darren, who Hatch had adopted when they married. Gregory said: 'Darren rang, giving it the smooth patter of, \"Oh, they had such a lovely warm life together\", which they did not. And when he said he wanted to invite Hatch to the cremation, I said quite firmly, \"No. If he turns up, I shall call the police.\" 'Suffice it to say that Jackie would not want Tony Hatch anywhere near her final moments on this earth. He and his wife were specifically banned from attending her funeral, or anything in connection with it. 'Jackie always told me, \"No service \u2013 just you.\"' The cremation was held on the Spanish island of Menorca, where Trent lived with Gregory. It is also home to Hatch and his wife. Hatch, 75, clearly got the message, writing on his Facebook page on the day of the funeral: 'Today was final departure day for her soul but I was BANNED by her husband Colin Gregory from attending the crematorium.' Gregory now plans to bring Trent's ashes home to Britain for a memorial service in May at her local parish church in Chesterton, Staffordshire. Much of Trent's wealth, he said, had recently been eroded \u2013 not least by the legal battle with her former husband over the songs, which Gregory claimed has cost about \u00a320,000. It's a far cry from 1965 when Hatch and Trent met and fell in love. Hatch was already married and the couple embarked on an affair before marrying the next year and going on to become one of the most successful teams in music, earning millions of pounds. But if Hatch, the son of a pianist, who grew up in Pinner, North West London, and Trent, the daughter of a miner from Newcastle-under-Lyme, made a fortune, they seemed to have trouble holding on to it. The couple moved to Ireland at one point because of its tax benefits for artists. Hatch wrote the theme tune to Crossroads and is still remembered by many as the 'Mr Nasty' judge on 1970s TV talent show New Faces. In 1982, the pair moved to Australia and were later asked to write the theme song for Neighbours. Their marriage ended abruptly and abrasively back in Britain at Trent's 55th birthday party in 1995, when Hatch confessed that for years he had been in love with one of his wife's friends. Trent was devastated. Gregory plans to persevere with Trent's legal battle over the disputed songs: 'not for financial gain \u2013 Jackie was getting her share [of songwriting royalties] \u2013 but because it was her dying wish that he finally admitted she co-wrote those songs.' Hatch declined to comment."}], "metadata": {"id": "af332c8234c8ca3fb289b0566b65f17dd4a06236", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent wrote chart-topping hits for musical superstars .\nThey divorced after three decades of marriage but have a daughter together .\nBut he did not attend her funeral when Trent died at the age of 74 last month .\nHer second husband 'banned Hatch from funeral for breaking his wife's heart'"}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)The White House insists it doesn't need congressional approval for the Iran nuclear deal announced this month. But while historical precedent suggests the President might indeed have the authority to move forward without Congress, the Obama administration should probably learn another lesson from history: Getting Congress' signature might be worth the effort. True, the fight for congressional approval would be politically bruising and consume a huge amount of energy. But it would still be a mistake to move forward with the deal as an executive-based agreement rather than obtaining the consent of the legislative branch -- a diplomatic breakthrough of this magnitude would be far more enduring with the imprimatur of Congress. The President and his advisers have avoided using the term \"treaty,\" instead explaining that it would be a \"nonbinding agreement.\" According to Secretary of State John Kerry: \"We've been very clear from the beginning. We're not negotiating a 'legally binding plan.' We're negotiating a plan that will have in it a capacity for enforcement.\" On \"Meet the Press,\" Kerry said, \"What we're looking for is not to have Congress interfere with our ability, inappropriately, by stepping on the prerogatives of the executive department of the President.\" There is a big legal argument that will play out over these definitional issues, with the potential for court challenges. But outside of the legal debate, there are also significant political questions, and those are a different beast altogether. For a start, there is growing pressure on Capitol Hill -- from members of both parties -- to pass legislation that would give Congress the right to review the deal and make a decision about lifting sanctions. On Tuesday, a deal was reached on legislation proposed by Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker that would require President Barack Obama to submit the final deal to Congress, giving it 52 days to review and approve the agreement. Corker told MSNBC on Tuesday that negotiators had reached a \"bipartisan agreement that keeps the congressional review process absolutely intact, full of integrity.\" What's in the Iran bill and why all the fuss? There is good reason for Obama to avoid calling this a treaty. After all, given the contentious political environment on Capitol Hill, where legislators struggle to pass even a routine budget, the notion that they would move on a treaty of this importance seems dubious at best. But there is also a history of Congress causing significant trouble for important international treaties. In the late 1970s, for example, President Jimmy Carter tried to obtain consent for the SALT II treaties, but conservatives argued the agreement was evidence that Carter was weak on defense. Carter pushed for the treaties as essential to international peace but to no avail. After Iranians took American hostages and the Soviets invaded Afghanistan, the treaties died in the Senate. Yet there are other examples where even in a contentious congressional environment, presidents successfully pushed for the ratification of treaties that they knew would cost them important political  capital, and even once the White House exited the struggle bruised and battered, the historic treaties endured. Top GOP, Dem senators say Iran compromise reached . This was the case with another treaty that Carter asked the Senate to ratify: the Panama Canal Treaties of 1978. Carter decided that turning authority of the canal over to Panama was essential to regional peace and stability. He knew this would be tough sell, and Tennessee Republican Howard Baker for his part predicted he wouldn't even get 20 votes as conservative groups coordinated their campaign through the Committee to Save the Panama Canal and the Emergency Coalition to Save the Panama Canal. Indeed, they dispatched speakers to warn that the deal would give the Soviets a foothold in the region. However, Carter countered aggressively, both on a personal level -- helping secure the vote of Sen. Richard Stone of Florida by sending a personal letter to the senator, dispatching experts to Florida to answer the questions of constituents and addressing audiences through state-of-the-art telephone hookups. In the end, the Senate ratified the treaties by one vote more than the required two-thirds majority, although Carter also paid a political price after energizing the right during the fight. President Ronald Reagan faced a similar challenge. Toward the end of his presidency, he reached a historic breakthrough on intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Soviet Union. Yet despite excitement in the White House and across the nation about Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to Washington in December 1987, many conservatives blasted the decision, arguing that Reagan had betrayed the conservative cause. During a meeting at the White House, eight Republican senators who opposed the treaty shared their feelings with Reagan. Sen. Malcolm Wallop of Wyoming, one of Reagan's closest allies, said: \"The Soviets have broken most every treaty they have ever signed. ... How do we assure compliance with the new treaty?\" Right-wing organizations, meanwhile, compared Reagan with Neville Chamberlain. Reagan responded with an aggressive effort to halt their rebellion. In a hearing on the treaty, Secretary of State George Shultz attacked North Carolina Republican Jesse Helms, who had accused Reagan of \"confusion, misstatements and ... even misrepresentation.\" He met with Republicans, spoke with reporters and lobbied the public to endorse the deal. Despite their protests, most Republicans eventually came around. On May 27, 1988, the Senate ratified the treaty 93-5. Helms, one of the few to vote against the treaty, admitted they were \"licked.\" And the treaty, which marked the beginning of the end for the Cold War, has endured. The reality is that the signature of Congress is still worth a lot in American politics -- the ratification process brings legitimacy to a major and controversial agreement and makes it much more difficult for opponents to attack in the future as some power grab by a president. Congressional support also makes the strength of the treaty greater in the eyes of leaders overseas. All this will be true with Iran, especially as many members of Obama's own party are leery about the agreement. Ultimately, the President probably has the right to go his own way with this, and his frustration with Congress might create strong incentives for doing so. But in the long term, persuading and pressuring a sufficient number of legislators to sign on to this deal would greatly improve the chances of avoiding a regional war -- and would help prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power. The good news is that there have been some statements from the White House that offer hope it recognizes the centrality of Congress in a solid deal. Now it's time to see if the administration follows through.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)The White House insists it doesn't need congressional approval for the Iran nuclear deal announced this month. But while historical precedent suggests the President might indeed have the authority to move forward without Congress, the Obama administration should probably learn another lesson from history: Getting Congress' signature might be worth the effort. True, the fight for congressional approval would be politically bruising and consume a huge amount of energy. But it would still be a mistake to move forward with the deal as an executive-based agreement rather than obtaining the consent of the legislative branch -- a diplomatic breakthrough of this magnitude would be far more enduring with the imprimatur of Congress. The President and his advisers have avoided using the term \"treaty,\" instead explaining that it would be a \"nonbinding agreement.\" According to Secretary of State John Kerry: \"We've been very clear from the beginning. We're not negotiating a 'legally binding plan.' We're negotiating a plan that will have in it a capacity for enforcement.\" On \"Meet the Press,\" Kerry said, \"What we're looking for is not to have Congress interfere with our ability, inappropriately, by stepping on the prerogatives of the executive department of the President.\" There is a big legal argument that will play out over these definitional issues, with the potential for court challenges. But outside of the legal debate, there are also significant political questions, and those are a different beast altogether. For a start, there is growing pressure on Capitol Hill -- from members of both parties -- to pass legislation that would give Congress the right to review the deal and make a decision about lifting sanctions. On Tuesday, a deal was reached on legislation proposed by Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker that would require President Barack Obama to submit the final deal to Congress, giving it 52 days to review and approve the agreement. Corker told MSNBC on Tuesday that negotiators had reached a \"bipartisan agreement that keeps the congressional review process absolutely intact, full of integrity.\" What's in the Iran bill and why all the fuss? There is good reason for Obama to avoid calling this a treaty. After all, given the contentious political environment on Capitol Hill, where legislators struggle to pass even a routine budget, the notion that they would move on a treaty of this importance seems dubious at best. But there is also a history of Congress causing significant trouble for important international treaties. In the late 1970s, for example, President Jimmy Carter tried to obtain consent for the SALT II treaties, but conservatives argued the agreement was evidence that Carter was weak on defense. Carter pushed for the treaties as essential to international peace but to no avail. After Iranians took American hostages and the Soviets invaded Afghanistan, the treaties died in the Senate. Yet there are other examples where even in a contentious congressional environment, presidents successfully pushed for the ratification of treaties that they knew would cost them important political  capital, and even once the White House exited the struggle bruised and battered, the historic treaties endured. Top GOP, Dem senators say Iran compromise reached . This was the case with another treaty that Carter asked the Senate to ratify: the Panama Canal Treaties of 1978. Carter decided that turning authority of the canal over to Panama was essential to regional peace and stability. He knew this would be tough sell, and Tennessee Republican Howard Baker for his part predicted he wouldn't even get 20 votes as conservative groups coordinated their campaign through the Committee to Save the Panama Canal and the Emergency Coalition to Save the Panama Canal. Indeed, they dispatched speakers to warn that the deal would give the Soviets a foothold in the region. However, Carter countered aggressively, both on a personal level -- helping secure the vote of Sen. Richard Stone of Florida by sending a personal letter to the senator, dispatching experts to Florida to answer the questions of constituents and addressing audiences through state-of-the-art telephone hookups. In the end, the Senate ratified the treaties by one vote more than the required two-thirds majority, although Carter also paid a political price after energizing the right during the fight. President Ronald Reagan faced a similar challenge. Toward the end of his presidency, he reached a historic breakthrough on intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Soviet Union. Yet despite excitement in the White House and across the nation about Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to Washington in December 1987, many conservatives blasted the decision, arguing that Reagan had betrayed the conservative cause. During a meeting at the White House, eight Republican senators who opposed the treaty shared their feelings with Reagan. Sen. Malcolm Wallop of Wyoming, one of Reagan's closest allies, said: \"The Soviets have broken most every treaty they have ever signed. ... How do we assure compliance with the new treaty?\" Right-wing organizations, meanwhile, compared Reagan with Neville Chamberlain. Reagan responded with an aggressive effort to halt their rebellion. In a hearing on the treaty, Secretary of State George Shultz attacked North Carolina Republican Jesse Helms, who had accused Reagan of \"confusion, misstatements and ... even misrepresentation.\" He met with Republicans, spoke with reporters and lobbied the public to endorse the deal. Despite their protests, most Republicans eventually came around. On May 27, 1988, the Senate ratified the treaty 93-5. Helms, one of the few to vote against the treaty, admitted they were \"licked.\" And the treaty, which marked the beginning of the end for the Cold War, has endured. The reality is that the signature of Congress is still worth a lot in American politics -- the ratification process brings legitimacy to a major and controversial agreement and makes it much more difficult for opponents to attack in the future as some power grab by a president. Congressional support also makes the strength of the treaty greater in the eyes of leaders overseas. All this will be true with Iran, especially as many members of Obama's own party are leery about the agreement. Ultimately, the President probably has the right to go his own way with this, and his frustration with Congress might create strong incentives for doing so. But in the long term, persuading and pressuring a sufficient number of legislators to sign on to this deal would greatly improve the chances of avoiding a regional war -- and would help prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power. The good news is that there have been some statements from the White House that offer hope it recognizes the centrality of Congress in a solid deal. Now it's time to see if the administration follows through."}], "metadata": {"id": "dad0557defe53d85aed75cfea751623432d40039", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Framework agreement with Iran over its nuclear program was reached this month .\nJulian Zelizer: White House should seek congressional approval for final deal .\nThere's a history of Congress causing trouble for major international treaties, he says ."}}
{"prompt": "In true Zlatan Ibrahimovic style, he was not content with simply breaking the 100 goals barrier for Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday evening. The 33-year-old added another two to make it a hat-trick on the night and take his total tally to 102 goals in less than three years in the French capital. To put his remarkable goalscoring record at PSG into perspective, he now trails only former Portugal forward Pedro Pauleta in the all-time record books. Pauleta scored 109 in 211 games for PSG between 2003 and 2008, Ibrahimovic has played in just 124 games so far. Zlatan Ibrahimovic slides on his knees after scoring for Paris Saint-Germain in their semi-final on Wednesday . The Paris Saint-Germain star was presented with a trophy to celebrate hitting 100 goals for the French side . Ibrahimovic\u2019s hat-trick and a goal from Ezequiel Lavezzi saw them beat Saint Etienne 4-1 and remain on course for a unique quadruple, with a Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona to come next week. After the match, Saint-Etienne boss Christophe Galtier called Ibrahimovic the \u2018best foreigner to ever play in France,\u2019 and you would struggle to argue against that assessment. He has been a runaway success since arriving at PSG for \u00a315.7m in July 2012 and claiming in his opening address to fans that he would become \u2018part of the history of the club.\u2019 He stuck to his pledge and was Ligue 1\u2019s top scorer in in his first season with 30 goals, compared with the next best on 19 goals. Saint-Etienne boss Christophe Galtier called Ibrahimovic the \u2018best foreigner to ever play in France' Ibrahimovic is considered to be one of the finest strikers of his generation despite his volatile demeanour . It was more of the same last season with 26 goals to his closest rival on 16. This season he has faced a challenge from Alexandre Lacazette of Lyon who is currently at the top of the French goalscoring charts but you would not bet against Ibrahimovic catching him before the end of the season. His goals for PSG have ranged from the straightforward to the important and the downright incredible \u2013 notably an audacious back heeled volley during a 4\u20130 win over Bastia in 2013. Ibrahimovic, pictured with Wednesday night's match ball, has never played in the Premier League . Many consider Ibrahimovic to be one of the finest strikers of his generation with an eye for the spectacular, an incredible athleticism and brilliance in the air. But a criticism often levelled at Ibrahimovic is that he has never played in the Premier League. The longest spell he has ever spent at one club is three seasons so on that basis a move away from PSG could be on the horizon. But would he choose the Premier League for a last hurrah? Here Sportsmail\u00a0looks at his record his six previous clubs. Malmo 1998/99 \u2013 2000/01 . Came through the youth ranks at the club and signed his first contract with them in 1996. Played six matches and scored one goal in his first season and Malmo were relegated. His 13 goals in 28 matches was a major factor in getting them straight back into Sweden\u2019s top tier the next year. Around this time Arsene Wenger expressed an interest in bringing Ibrahimovic to Arsenal but he eventually moved to Ajax for a fee of \u00a36million. Ibrahimovic came through the youth ranks at the club and signed his first contract with Malmo in 1996 . Ibrahimovic moved to Ajax in 2001 after catching the eye at his hometown club . Ajax 2001/02 \u2013 2004/05 . There was initial frustration for the striker who did not feature prominently in manager Co Adriaanse\u2019s plans but once Ronald Koeman took over he was given a starting berth, playing a key part as Ajax won the Eredivisie title in his first season. He scored twice in a 2-1 win over Lyon in his Champions League debut in September 2002 with Ajax eventually falling at the quarter final stage. Dutch team-mate Rafael van der Vaart accused Ibrahimovic of trying to deliberately injure him in an international game and the dispute precipitated his move away from the club. Ibrahimovic is pictured in action for Ajax in their Champions League clash against AC Milan back in 2003 . Juventus 2004/05 \u2013 2005/06 . He reportedly expressed an interest recently in moving back to the Italian club where he feels he has unfinished business. He made an instant impact in the side which had just lost main striker David Trezeguet through injury, scoring 16 goals in his first season. The following season was a different story as he was pushed out onto the flank to play a supporting role. He seemed unmotivated at times and was criticised by fans for his apparent lack of effort in big games. Juventus were hard hit by the investigation into the Italian football scandal and relegated to Serie B at which time Ibrahimovic demanded to be released. Ibrahimovic scored 16 goals in his first season for Juventus but only lasted two years with the Serie A club . Inter 2006/07 \u2013 2008/09 . Inter won the Serie A title each of the three seasons Ibrahimovic was at the club. It took him little time to adjust as he scored 15 goals in his first season. He scored five Champions League goals in the 2007/08 campaign and in May 2008 netted both goals in a 2\u20130 defeat of Parma on the final day of the season which sealed the Scudetto (Italian title) and a personal Serie A Footballer of the Year trophy. He was the league\u2019s top scorer in 2008/09 with 25 goals, helping Inter to another Scudetto. He was also named 'Footballer of the Year' for a second consecutive season. Following his spell at Juventus, Ibrahimovic moved to Inter Milan where he won the title on three occasions . Barcelona 2009/10 - 2010/11 . Playing in possibly the best club side of all time \u2013 including Lionel Messi, Andre Iniesta, Carles Puyol and Xavi \u2013 Ibrahimovic immediately set a club record for scoring in all five of his first games. He went on to be named in the UEFA Team of the Year and was the sixth highest scorer in the league as Barcelona won La Liga. His final goal for Barcelona came in a 3\u20131 defeat over Sevilla which sealed a second Spanish Super Cup for Ibrahimovic. But his relationship with manager Pep Guardiola had broken down and it was time to move on. Ibrahimovic scored in his first five games for Barcelona, but left after two years in Spain to join AC Milan . Milan 2010/11 \u2013 2011/12 . Ibrahimovic returned to Italy on loan with an option to buy for around \u00a317.5m at the end of the season. He missed a penalty in his debut game but things soon picked up and he scored 14 league goals and won his first Scudetto with Milan, who completed their full purchase of him at the end of the season. His disciplinary record continued to be flawed and he was sent off for punching Bari defender Marco Rossi in the gut and for slapping Napoli\u2019s Salvatore Aronica. He was Serie A\u2019s top scorer in the 2011/12 season with 28 goals. Ibrahimovic made his move back to Italy, firstly on loan, before he signed a permanent deal to join AC Milan .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIn true Zlatan Ibrahimovic style, he was not content with simply breaking the 100 goals barrier for Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday evening. The 33-year-old added another two to make it a hat-trick on the night and take his total tally to 102 goals in less than three years in the French capital. To put his remarkable goalscoring record at PSG into perspective, he now trails only former Portugal forward Pedro Pauleta in the all-time record books. Pauleta scored 109 in 211 games for PSG between 2003 and 2008, Ibrahimovic has played in just 124 games so far. Zlatan Ibrahimovic slides on his knees after scoring for Paris Saint-Germain in their semi-final on Wednesday . The Paris Saint-Germain star was presented with a trophy to celebrate hitting 100 goals for the French side . Ibrahimovic\u2019s hat-trick and a goal from Ezequiel Lavezzi saw them beat Saint Etienne 4-1 and remain on course for a unique quadruple, with a Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona to come next week. After the match, Saint-Etienne boss Christophe Galtier called Ibrahimovic the \u2018best foreigner to ever play in France,\u2019 and you would struggle to argue against that assessment. He has been a runaway success since arriving at PSG for \u00a315.7m in July 2012 and claiming in his opening address to fans that he would become \u2018part of the history of the club.\u2019 He stuck to his pledge and was Ligue 1\u2019s top scorer in in his first season with 30 goals, compared with the next best on 19 goals. Saint-Etienne boss Christophe Galtier called Ibrahimovic the \u2018best foreigner to ever play in France' Ibrahimovic is considered to be one of the finest strikers of his generation despite his volatile demeanour . It was more of the same last season with 26 goals to his closest rival on 16. This season he has faced a challenge from Alexandre Lacazette of Lyon who is currently at the top of the French goalscoring charts but you would not bet against Ibrahimovic catching him before the end of the season. His goals for PSG have ranged from the straightforward to the important and the downright incredible \u2013 notably an audacious back heeled volley during a 4\u20130 win over Bastia in 2013. Ibrahimovic, pictured with Wednesday night's match ball, has never played in the Premier League . Many consider Ibrahimovic to be one of the finest strikers of his generation with an eye for the spectacular, an incredible athleticism and brilliance in the air. But a criticism often levelled at Ibrahimovic is that he has never played in the Premier League. The longest spell he has ever spent at one club is three seasons so on that basis a move away from PSG could be on the horizon. But would he choose the Premier League for a last hurrah? Here Sportsmail\u00a0looks at his record his six previous clubs. Malmo 1998/99 \u2013 2000/01 . Came through the youth ranks at the club and signed his first contract with them in 1996. Played six matches and scored one goal in his first season and Malmo were relegated. His 13 goals in 28 matches was a major factor in getting them straight back into Sweden\u2019s top tier the next year. Around this time Arsene Wenger expressed an interest in bringing Ibrahimovic to Arsenal but he eventually moved to Ajax for a fee of \u00a36million. Ibrahimovic came through the youth ranks at the club and signed his first contract with Malmo in 1996 . Ibrahimovic moved to Ajax in 2001 after catching the eye at his hometown club . Ajax 2001/02 \u2013 2004/05 . There was initial frustration for the striker who did not feature prominently in manager Co Adriaanse\u2019s plans but once Ronald Koeman took over he was given a starting berth, playing a key part as Ajax won the Eredivisie title in his first season. He scored twice in a 2-1 win over Lyon in his Champions League debut in September 2002 with Ajax eventually falling at the quarter final stage. Dutch team-mate Rafael van der Vaart accused Ibrahimovic of trying to deliberately injure him in an international game and the dispute precipitated his move away from the club. Ibrahimovic is pictured in action for Ajax in their Champions League clash against AC Milan back in 2003 . Juventus 2004/05 \u2013 2005/06 . He reportedly expressed an interest recently in moving back to the Italian club where he feels he has unfinished business. He made an instant impact in the side which had just lost main striker David Trezeguet through injury, scoring 16 goals in his first season. The following season was a different story as he was pushed out onto the flank to play a supporting role. He seemed unmotivated at times and was criticised by fans for his apparent lack of effort in big games. Juventus were hard hit by the investigation into the Italian football scandal and relegated to Serie B at which time Ibrahimovic demanded to be released. Ibrahimovic scored 16 goals in his first season for Juventus but only lasted two years with the Serie A club . Inter 2006/07 \u2013 2008/09 . Inter won the Serie A title each of the three seasons Ibrahimovic was at the club. It took him little time to adjust as he scored 15 goals in his first season. He scored five Champions League goals in the 2007/08 campaign and in May 2008 netted both goals in a 2\u20130 defeat of Parma on the final day of the season which sealed the Scudetto (Italian title) and a personal Serie A Footballer of the Year trophy. He was the league\u2019s top scorer in 2008/09 with 25 goals, helping Inter to another Scudetto. He was also named 'Footballer of the Year' for a second consecutive season. Following his spell at Juventus, Ibrahimovic moved to Inter Milan where he won the title on three occasions . Barcelona 2009/10 - 2010/11 . Playing in possibly the best club side of all time \u2013 including Lionel Messi, Andre Iniesta, Carles Puyol and Xavi \u2013 Ibrahimovic immediately set a club record for scoring in all five of his first games. He went on to be named in the UEFA Team of the Year and was the sixth highest scorer in the league as Barcelona won La Liga. His final goal for Barcelona came in a 3\u20131 defeat over Sevilla which sealed a second Spanish Super Cup for Ibrahimovic. But his relationship with manager Pep Guardiola had broken down and it was time to move on. Ibrahimovic scored in his first five games for Barcelona, but left after two years in Spain to join AC Milan . Milan 2010/11 \u2013 2011/12 . Ibrahimovic returned to Italy on loan with an option to buy for around \u00a317.5m at the end of the season. He missed a penalty in his debut game but things soon picked up and he scored 14 league goals and won his first Scudetto with Milan, who completed their full purchase of him at the end of the season. His disciplinary record continued to be flawed and he was sent off for punching Bari defender Marco Rossi in the gut and for slapping Napoli\u2019s Salvatore Aronica. He was Serie A\u2019s top scorer in the 2011/12 season with 28 goals. Ibrahimovic made his move back to Italy, firstly on loan, before he signed a permanent deal to join AC Milan ."}], "metadata": {"id": "e0bdcc529cb7d9bd7655c0118f789ecfaaf9c8b6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat-trick for PSG on Wednesday night .\nIt took his  tally for the French club to 102 goals in less than three years .\nHe now trails only former Portugal forward Pedro Pauleta in all-time list .\nThe longest spell he has ever spent at one club is three seasons .\nWould the Sweden star choose the Premier League for a last hurrah?"}}
{"prompt": "Men do almost twice the amount of housework after they retire - but they are still doing far less than their wives, according to new research. The study of 1,302 German couples found working men did just two hours of house work each day, which almost doubled to 3.9 hours when they retired. But they are still lagging behind their stay-at-home female partners when it comes to sharing the burden. Division of labour: Men do just two hours of housework a day while working, which increases to 3.9 after they retire - but it is still far less than the amount carried out by their stay-at-home wives . The study, published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, found women who did not work did an average of 6.8 hours before their husband's retired. Chores included doing the laundry and the washing up, as well as running errands, according to New York Magazine. However, the number of hours they did each day only dropped to 6.1 after their husbands retired. What's more, it seems the men were still avoiding the washing up, even post-retirement. The research noted the increase in the men's hours was mainly taken up by more 'manly' chores - like repairs and gardening. However, the study - conducted by Thomas Leopold at the University of Amsterdam and Jan Skopek at the European University Institute - does not reveal how the burden was shared when both the husband and wife were working. Manly: The men were also less likely to do the 'female' chores, sticking to gardening and repairs .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMen do almost twice the amount of housework after they retire - but they are still doing far less than their wives, according to new research. The study of 1,302 German couples found working men did just two hours of house work each day, which almost doubled to 3.9 hours when they retired. But they are still lagging behind their stay-at-home female partners when it comes to sharing the burden. Division of labour: Men do just two hours of housework a day while working, which increases to 3.9 after they retire - but it is still far less than the amount carried out by their stay-at-home wives . The study, published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, found women who did not work did an average of 6.8 hours before their husband's retired. Chores included doing the laundry and the washing up, as well as running errands, according to New York Magazine. However, the number of hours they did each day only dropped to 6.1 after their husbands retired. What's more, it seems the men were still avoiding the washing up, even post-retirement. The research noted the increase in the men's hours was mainly taken up by more 'manly' chores - like repairs and gardening. However, the study - conducted by Thomas Leopold at the University of Amsterdam and Jan Skopek at the European University Institute - does not reveal how the burden was shared when both the husband and wife were working. Manly: The men were also less likely to do the 'female' chores, sticking to gardening and repairs ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8f20512c5ffd273285c87f063e1261fe177a915a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Study of 1,302 couples found working men do two hours of chores a day .\nBut once they\u00a0retired, men upped their housework hours to to 3.9 a day .\nWomen's chores went from 6.8 hours a day to 6.1 a day after retirement .\nThe study, carried out in Germany, ."}}
{"prompt": "Rickie Fowler has earned extra brownie points with his growing legion of fans after calling out an online hater who accused his girlfriend of being a 'gold digger.' The golfer's girlfriend, bikini model Alexis Randock, had posted a photo on her Instagram account of her and sister Nicole on the beach last week. The photo was shared with her 25,000 followers, which included an abusive commenter known as 'fatalsplash' who was quick to judge and accused Alexis of being a 'gold digger.' Rickie Fowler's girlfriend and bikini model Alexis Randock poses for a picture with her sister Nicole . Randock (centre) was criticised by an online troll for not working due to her relationship with Fowler (right) Fowler  has earned extra brownie points with his growing legion of fans after calling out an online hater . A troll called 'fatalsplash' then accused Alexis of being a 'gold digger' who didn't have to work . 'Must be nice getting s*** free in life and not have to work for it,' he posted. It wasn't long before Fowler came to his girlfriend's defence and responded to the troll that he 'might want to get your facts straight before you talk to my girl friend like that', reports the Golf Channel. Alexis also wasn't shy about standing up for herself. 'That's hilarious. I work my butt off to be able to fully support myself in NYC, I'm out here grinding to live a nice life,' she posted. Fowler received a number of positive comments from other posters who commended him on standing up for his girlfriend. 'Fatalsplash' - who has since changed his user name to - '@dont_hava_usename' - was roundly criticised, being called a moron and accused of working at McDonald's. The troll even attempted to backtrack by offering Alexis congratulations for supporting herself. Fowler told the hater to 'get your facts straight', while Alexis informed him that she worked her 'butt off' Fowler received a number of comments from posters who commended him on standing up for his girlfriend .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRickie Fowler has earned extra brownie points with his growing legion of fans after calling out an online hater who accused his girlfriend of being a 'gold digger.' The golfer's girlfriend, bikini model Alexis Randock, had posted a photo on her Instagram account of her and sister Nicole on the beach last week. The photo was shared with her 25,000 followers, which included an abusive commenter known as 'fatalsplash' who was quick to judge and accused Alexis of being a 'gold digger.' Rickie Fowler's girlfriend and bikini model Alexis Randock poses for a picture with her sister Nicole . Randock (centre) was criticised by an online troll for not working due to her relationship with Fowler (right) Fowler  has earned extra brownie points with his growing legion of fans after calling out an online hater . A troll called 'fatalsplash' then accused Alexis of being a 'gold digger' who didn't have to work . 'Must be nice getting s*** free in life and not have to work for it,' he posted. It wasn't long before Fowler came to his girlfriend's defence and responded to the troll that he 'might want to get your facts straight before you talk to my girl friend like that', reports the Golf Channel. Alexis also wasn't shy about standing up for herself. 'That's hilarious. I work my butt off to be able to fully support myself in NYC, I'm out here grinding to live a nice life,' she posted. Fowler received a number of positive comments from other posters who commended him on standing up for his girlfriend. 'Fatalsplash' - who has since changed his user name to - '@dont_hava_usename' - was roundly criticised, being called a moron and accused of working at McDonald's. The troll even attempted to backtrack by offering Alexis congratulations for supporting herself. Fowler told the hater to 'get your facts straight', while Alexis informed him that she worked her 'butt off' Fowler received a number of comments from posters who commended him on standing up for his girlfriend ."}], "metadata": {"id": "07d6ceff2988640eaa91355d6612f15e0e03eb2d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Rickie Fowler responded to  online troll who abused his girlfriend .\nBikini model Alexis Randock had posted a photo on her Instagram account .\nRandock was pictured on the beach alongside her sister Nicole .\nA troll called 'fatalsplash' then accused Alexis of being a 'gold digger'\nFowler told the hater to 'get your facts straight' following comment ."}}
{"prompt": "A senior high school in China has installed metal bars on all balconies after two pupils committed suicide in six months. Web users suggested the fence was put up by school authorities to prevent more pupils from jumping off the building, the People's Daily Online\u00a0reports. Hengshui No 2 Middle School is an 'exemplary school' in Hebei Province in central China. With nearly 10,000 pupils and more than 500 teachers, the boarding school is well-known for its outstanding academic achievement. Behind bars: Hengshui No.2 Middle school is accused of making itself look like a prison in order to prevent students from committing suicide . A large number of the school's pupils are admitted by top universities every year, which inspires parents from across the country to send their children to study there in order to have a 'bright future'. Two pupils from the school plunged to death, one in October and one in March. Both were reported to be third-grade pupils, who were at their final year at Hengshui before taking the university entrance examination. Pictures of the school's new balcony fence first appeared last week on Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter. A Weibo user named 'Nicky Wu from the East' posted this set of images on April 16th. 'In order to prevent pupils from jumping off the building, Hengshui Middle School has spent a fortune,' wrote the user. Tragic:\u00a0Two pupils from the school have plunged to death since last October, causing public outcry . Another user named Mr Chen Zonghe commented: 'This is indeed a school, but in order to stop pupils from taking their lives, it has made itself look like a prison.' Causes of the two suicides were not officially reported by Chinese media, but many suspect they were linked to the aggressive teaching style the school is famous for. The campus is run with a military-style management. All students must get up at 5:30 and study 10 hours a day. All meals must be finished within 15 minutes and toilet breaks are less than three minutes, according to Xinhua News Agency. Students are given one holiday every three weeks. Stressful: Banners are hung throughout the campus to impress pupils that only success is allowed . Various videos online also show how the school trains pupils like exam machines. Banners are hung throughout the campus, bearing inspiring slogans such as 'key to the success of the university entrance examination is to succeed in every day, every subject and every question'. In an 'oath-taking ceremony' held for the third-grade, thousands of pupils are seen standing on the playground wearing uniforms yelling 'I must succeed' unanimously and repeatedly. The education authority of Hengshui told Chinese media they have noticed the pictures of the so called 'anti-suicide bars' in No 2 Middle School  and they are currently investigating the case.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA senior high school in China has installed metal bars on all balconies after two pupils committed suicide in six months. Web users suggested the fence was put up by school authorities to prevent more pupils from jumping off the building, the People's Daily Online\u00a0reports. Hengshui No 2 Middle School is an 'exemplary school' in Hebei Province in central China. With nearly 10,000 pupils and more than 500 teachers, the boarding school is well-known for its outstanding academic achievement. Behind bars: Hengshui No.2 Middle school is accused of making itself look like a prison in order to prevent students from committing suicide . A large number of the school's pupils are admitted by top universities every year, which inspires parents from across the country to send their children to study there in order to have a 'bright future'. Two pupils from the school plunged to death, one in October and one in March. Both were reported to be third-grade pupils, who were at their final year at Hengshui before taking the university entrance examination. Pictures of the school's new balcony fence first appeared last week on Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter. A Weibo user named 'Nicky Wu from the East' posted this set of images on April 16th. 'In order to prevent pupils from jumping off the building, Hengshui Middle School has spent a fortune,' wrote the user. Tragic:\u00a0Two pupils from the school have plunged to death since last October, causing public outcry . Another user named Mr Chen Zonghe commented: 'This is indeed a school, but in order to stop pupils from taking their lives, it has made itself look like a prison.' Causes of the two suicides were not officially reported by Chinese media, but many suspect they were linked to the aggressive teaching style the school is famous for. The campus is run with a military-style management. All students must get up at 5:30 and study 10 hours a day. All meals must be finished within 15 minutes and toilet breaks are less than three minutes, according to Xinhua News Agency. Students are given one holiday every three weeks. Stressful: Banners are hung throughout the campus to impress pupils that only success is allowed . Various videos online also show how the school trains pupils like exam machines. Banners are hung throughout the campus, bearing inspiring slogans such as 'key to the success of the university entrance examination is to succeed in every day, every subject and every question'. In an 'oath-taking ceremony' held for the third-grade, thousands of pupils are seen standing on the playground wearing uniforms yelling 'I must succeed' unanimously and repeatedly. The education authority of Hengshui told Chinese media they have noticed the pictures of the so called 'anti-suicide bars' in No 2 Middle School  and they are currently investigating the case."}], "metadata": {"id": "a072bff97dcd5505d3ad59a34709d5c8c7729120", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Metal bars have been fitted to close off balconies facing central court at\u00a0Hengshui No 2 Middle School .\nTwo students have plunged to death on campus since last October .\nThe school is well-known for its highly stressful environment .\nAll students must get up at 5:30am and study for 10 hours a day ."}}
{"prompt": "Doctors who treated brain cancer sufferer Ashya King in Britain yesterday accused the boy\u2019s parents of putting his life at risk when they refused to let him have chemotherapy. Consultant Peter Wilson told a BBC TV documentary Ashya\u2019s chances of long-term survival could have been halved by Brett and Naghmeh King\u2019s decision to flee abroad with him before he had the treatment he was being offered here. Dr Wilson, clinical director for child health at Southampton General Hospital, claimed the chemotherapy was essential to reduce the chances of the five-year-old\u2019s cancer returning. Scroll down for video . Clinicians in an \u2018impossible situation\u2019 as a result of King family\u2019s flight to Spain after disagreeing with doctors . And in an interview on Radio 4\u2019s Today programme he complained of the \u2018vitriol\u2019 to which he had been subjected as a result of the case, saying: \u2018I personally received a letter from a person who said they wished my children got cancer and died.\u2019 Mr and Mrs King had accused the hospital of planning treatment which would have left their son a \u2018vegetable\u2019 and took him abroad last year for proton beam therapy, an alternative form of radiotherapy. Mr King, 51, said Ashya did not need subsequent chemotherapy as his cancer was in remission. Last month, four months after the proton treatment ended, the family said scans showed \u2018no evidence\u2019 of the tumour. But Dr Wilson, a paediatric intensive care consultant, said Ashya should have undergone chemotherapy within six weeks of his original surgery to remove the tumour in Southampton last July, and said it was too early to say he had been cured. He told the BBC: \u2018We are unsure as to exactly what treatment he is receiving but what we do know is\u2026 every month that goes by that he\u2019s not getting chemotherapy, his outcome worsens. The family then went to Prague for proton beam therapy, and now say there is 'no evidence' of a tumour . \u2018There are experts in the country that have already quoted figures of halving survival \u2013 so survival going from 80 per cent to 40 or 50 per cent, which is quite dramatic.\u2019 Dr Wilson said there was an \u2018international consensus\u2019 of medical opinion that Ashya\u2019s form of brain cancer should be treated by surgery followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy. After he had the surgery in Southampton his parents took him from the hospital without telling doctors. He was eventually given radiotherapy in the form of proton beam therapy in the Czech Republic, but his parents said the chemotherapy was not needed. They initially fled to Spain where they were arrested then released after the High Court approved their plan to take Ashya to Prague. The NHS eventually agreed to pay for the proton therapy there. Dr Wilson said there was a risk that tiny cancerous cells remained around the tumour site after the surgery, and that chemotherapy and radiotherapy were required to treat those cells to offer the best possible chance that the cancer would not return. The Kings were unavailable for comment but have said they wanted Ashya to receive the best possible treatment. Paediatric intensive care consultant Dr Peter Wilson said it was 'deeply unfair when the NHS is supposed to be about equal healthcare for all\u2019 that he had to say no to parents wanting proton beam therapy for their children .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDoctors who treated brain cancer sufferer Ashya King in Britain yesterday accused the boy\u2019s parents of putting his life at risk when they refused to let him have chemotherapy. Consultant Peter Wilson told a BBC TV documentary Ashya\u2019s chances of long-term survival could have been halved by Brett and Naghmeh King\u2019s decision to flee abroad with him before he had the treatment he was being offered here. Dr Wilson, clinical director for child health at Southampton General Hospital, claimed the chemotherapy was essential to reduce the chances of the five-year-old\u2019s cancer returning. Scroll down for video . Clinicians in an \u2018impossible situation\u2019 as a result of King family\u2019s flight to Spain after disagreeing with doctors . And in an interview on Radio 4\u2019s Today programme he complained of the \u2018vitriol\u2019 to which he had been subjected as a result of the case, saying: \u2018I personally received a letter from a person who said they wished my children got cancer and died.\u2019 Mr and Mrs King had accused the hospital of planning treatment which would have left their son a \u2018vegetable\u2019 and took him abroad last year for proton beam therapy, an alternative form of radiotherapy. Mr King, 51, said Ashya did not need subsequent chemotherapy as his cancer was in remission. Last month, four months after the proton treatment ended, the family said scans showed \u2018no evidence\u2019 of the tumour. But Dr Wilson, a paediatric intensive care consultant, said Ashya should have undergone chemotherapy within six weeks of his original surgery to remove the tumour in Southampton last July, and said it was too early to say he had been cured. He told the BBC: \u2018We are unsure as to exactly what treatment he is receiving but what we do know is\u2026 every month that goes by that he\u2019s not getting chemotherapy, his outcome worsens. The family then went to Prague for proton beam therapy, and now say there is 'no evidence' of a tumour . \u2018There are experts in the country that have already quoted figures of halving survival \u2013 so survival going from 80 per cent to 40 or 50 per cent, which is quite dramatic.\u2019 Dr Wilson said there was an \u2018international consensus\u2019 of medical opinion that Ashya\u2019s form of brain cancer should be treated by surgery followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy. After he had the surgery in Southampton his parents took him from the hospital without telling doctors. He was eventually given radiotherapy in the form of proton beam therapy in the Czech Republic, but his parents said the chemotherapy was not needed. They initially fled to Spain where they were arrested then released after the High Court approved their plan to take Ashya to Prague. The NHS eventually agreed to pay for the proton therapy there. Dr Wilson said there was a risk that tiny cancerous cells remained around the tumour site after the surgery, and that chemotherapy and radiotherapy were required to treat those cells to offer the best possible chance that the cancer would not return. The Kings were unavailable for comment but have said they wanted Ashya to receive the best possible treatment. Paediatric intensive care consultant Dr Peter Wilson said it was 'deeply unfair when the NHS is supposed to be about equal healthcare for all\u2019 that he had to say no to parents wanting proton beam therapy for their children ."}], "metadata": {"id": "5c4210fb587c7ee49f57405fc6c084cfcb821ed0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Doctors and nurses have criticised Ashya's parents in BBC documentary .\nDr Wilson claims chemotherapy was essential to reduce chances of five-year-old\u2019s cancer returning .\nComplained of \u2018vitriol\u2019 to which he had been subjected as a result of case .\nConsultant warns case - which saw parents ignore medical advice to take Ashya to Prague for proton beam therapy - could set a worrying precedent ."}}
{"prompt": "Argentina beat Ecuador 2-1 to notch a second straight Copa America warm-up victory without Lionel Messi at a freezing MetLife stadium in New Jersey on Tuesday. Gerardo Martino's Argentina, with captain Messi looking on again while he nurses a right foot injury, had beaten El Salvador 2-0 in Washington on Saturday. They went in front after eight minutes on Tuesday when midfielder Javier Pastore glanced an Angel di Maria corner towards the far post where striker Sergio Aguero headed his 22nd international goal and first since Argentina beat Germany 4-2 in a friendly last September. Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero celebrates his goal in Argentina's 2-1 win on Tuesday night . Javier Pastore celebrates after scoring Argentina's winner in Tuesday night's 2-1 success over Ecuador . Pastore celebrates with Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo after scoring the winning goal . Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero had opened the scoring for Argentina at the MetLife Stadium . Fans celebrate Aguero's opener during the first-half as Argentina continued their Copa America preparations . Argentina: Romero, Otamendi, Rojo, Roncaglia, Garay, Di Maria (Lavezzi 79), Pastore (Banega 79), Biglia, Mascherano, Mancuello (Pereyra 46), Aguero (Tevez 75) Substitutes not used: Rulli, Guzman, Orban, Musacchio, Zabaleta, Ramiro Funes Mori, Rodriguez, Messi, Higuain . Scorers: Aguero 8; Pastore 58 . Ecuador: Dominguez, Erazo, W. Ayovi, Paredes, Achiller, Mena, Lastra (Gruezo 65), Bolanos, Noboa, Ibarra (Martinez 85), Caicedo (J. Ayovi 70) Substitutes not used: Azcona, Dreer, Pineida, Bagui, Arboleda, Mina, Larrea, Valencia, Montrero, Rojas . Scorer: Bolanos 24 . Booked: Bolanos . Referee: S. Petrescu . Ecuador equalised midway through the first half when a mistake in the centre of the Argentina defence allowed left back Walter Ayovi to square to Miller Bolanos in the box and the striker shot low past Sergio Romero. Pastore scored the winner in the 58th minute when an Ecuador clearance was blocked and he beat the offside trap to tap the ball under goalkeeper Alexander Dominguez. 'I thought this was a pretty good Argentina in general terms though we have a lot to work on with our coordination,' Martino told reporters. 'Messi is having trouble getting his boot on because of the pain, there's no way he could play.' The match, which began in a sleet storm and was played in temperatures barely above freezing, was Gustavo Quinteros's second in charge of Ecuador while defender Ayovi won his 100th cap. Mexico, who beat Ecuador on Friday, also had their second consecutive win by beating Paraguay with a goal from Eduardo Herrera in the third minute at the Arrowhead in Kansas City. Sergio Aguero (left), Sergio Romero (centre) and Angel di Maria stand in the snow during the warm-up . Javier Mascherano almost kicks Ecuador's Miller Bolanos in the face as he goes for the ball . Nicolas Otamendi tries to control a bouncing ball ahead of Ecuador's Renato Ibarra . Javier Pastore is challenged by Osbaldo Lastra during the friendly international in New Jersey . Marcos Rojo (No 16) and Ecuador duo Gabriel Achiller (No 21) and Osbaldo Lastra protest a decision . Sergio Aguero carries the ball forward as he tries to instigate another attack for Argentina . It was Paraguay coach Ramon Diaz's second match in charge. Peru, playing under new coach Ricardo Gareca for the first time, went down 1-0 to Venezuela at Lockhart stadium in Florida, Josef Martinez scoring the winner. Venezuela had lost 2-1 to Jamaica on Friday.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nArgentina beat Ecuador 2-1 to notch a second straight Copa America warm-up victory without Lionel Messi at a freezing MetLife stadium in New Jersey on Tuesday. Gerardo Martino's Argentina, with captain Messi looking on again while he nurses a right foot injury, had beaten El Salvador 2-0 in Washington on Saturday. They went in front after eight minutes on Tuesday when midfielder Javier Pastore glanced an Angel di Maria corner towards the far post where striker Sergio Aguero headed his 22nd international goal and first since Argentina beat Germany 4-2 in a friendly last September. Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero celebrates his goal in Argentina's 2-1 win on Tuesday night . Javier Pastore celebrates after scoring Argentina's winner in Tuesday night's 2-1 success over Ecuador . Pastore celebrates with Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo after scoring the winning goal . Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero had opened the scoring for Argentina at the MetLife Stadium . Fans celebrate Aguero's opener during the first-half as Argentina continued their Copa America preparations . Argentina: Romero, Otamendi, Rojo, Roncaglia, Garay, Di Maria (Lavezzi 79), Pastore (Banega 79), Biglia, Mascherano, Mancuello (Pereyra 46), Aguero (Tevez 75) Substitutes not used: Rulli, Guzman, Orban, Musacchio, Zabaleta, Ramiro Funes Mori, Rodriguez, Messi, Higuain . Scorers: Aguero 8; Pastore 58 . Ecuador: Dominguez, Erazo, W. Ayovi, Paredes, Achiller, Mena, Lastra (Gruezo 65), Bolanos, Noboa, Ibarra (Martinez 85), Caicedo (J. Ayovi 70) Substitutes not used: Azcona, Dreer, Pineida, Bagui, Arboleda, Mina, Larrea, Valencia, Montrero, Rojas . Scorer: Bolanos 24 . Booked: Bolanos . Referee: S. Petrescu . Ecuador equalised midway through the first half when a mistake in the centre of the Argentina defence allowed left back Walter Ayovi to square to Miller Bolanos in the box and the striker shot low past Sergio Romero. Pastore scored the winner in the 58th minute when an Ecuador clearance was blocked and he beat the offside trap to tap the ball under goalkeeper Alexander Dominguez. 'I thought this was a pretty good Argentina in general terms though we have a lot to work on with our coordination,' Martino told reporters. 'Messi is having trouble getting his boot on because of the pain, there's no way he could play.' The match, which began in a sleet storm and was played in temperatures barely above freezing, was Gustavo Quinteros's second in charge of Ecuador while defender Ayovi won his 100th cap. Mexico, who beat Ecuador on Friday, also had their second consecutive win by beating Paraguay with a goal from Eduardo Herrera in the third minute at the Arrowhead in Kansas City. Sergio Aguero (left), Sergio Romero (centre) and Angel di Maria stand in the snow during the warm-up . Javier Mascherano almost kicks Ecuador's Miller Bolanos in the face as he goes for the ball . Nicolas Otamendi tries to control a bouncing ball ahead of Ecuador's Renato Ibarra . Javier Pastore is challenged by Osbaldo Lastra during the friendly international in New Jersey . Marcos Rojo (No 16) and Ecuador duo Gabriel Achiller (No 21) and Osbaldo Lastra protest a decision . Sergio Aguero carries the ball forward as he tries to instigate another attack for Argentina . It was Paraguay coach Ramon Diaz's second match in charge. Peru, playing under new coach Ricardo Gareca for the first time, went down 1-0 to Venezuela at Lockhart stadium in Florida, Josef Martinez scoring the winner. Venezuela had lost 2-1 to Jamaica on Friday."}], "metadata": {"id": "4f39df6f4caa0cf0fb73f82f7c669791508b2b0a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Gerardo Martino's team beat their South American rivals in New Jersey .\nManchester City's Sergio Aguero opened scoring in the first-half .\nEcuador capitalised on a mistake, allowing Miller Bolanos to equalise .\nBut Javier Pastore scored to settle the friendly in the 58th minute .\nLionel Messi did not feature as he nurses a foot injury ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Whether quaffing artisanal cocktails at hipster bars or knocking back no-name beers on the couch, more Americans are drinking heavily -- and engaging in episodes of binge-drinking, concludes a major study of alcohol use. Heavy drinking among Americans rose 17.2 percent between 2005 and 2012, largely due to rising rates among women, according to the study by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, published Thursday in the American Journal of Public Health. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines heavy drinking as exceeding an average of one drink per day during the past month for women and two drinks per day for men. Binge drinking is defined as four or more drinks for women and five or more drinks for men on a single occasion at least once during the past month. The increases are driven largely by women's drinking habits as social norms change, researchers found. In Santa Clara County, Calif., for example, women's binge drinking rates rose by nearly 36 percent between 2002 and 2012, compared with 23 percent among men. Nationwide over the course of the decade, the rate of binge drinking among women increased more than seven times the rate among men. Opinion: Why are more women drinking? \"It seems like women are trying to catch up to the men in binge drinking,\" said Ali Mokdad, a lead author of the study. \"It's really, really scary.\" The study is the first to track adult drinking patterns at the county level. In 2012, 8 percent of Americans were considered heavy drinkers and 18 percent were binge drinkers. Despite the increases in heavy drinking, the percentage of people who drink any alcohol has remained relatively unchanged over time, researchers found. Madison County, Idaho, reported the lowest rate of binge drinking in 2012, at 6 percent, while Menominee, Wis., had the highest rate, at 36 percent. Hancock County, Tenn., had the fewest heavy drinkers (2 percent of residents) and Esmeralda County, Nev., recorded the most (22 percent). Related: 1 in 5 high school girls binge drink . About 88,600 U.S. deaths were attributed to alcohol in 2010, the researchers note, and the cost of excessive drinking has been estimated at more than $220 billion per year. The increase in binge drinking doesn't surprise Terri Fukagawa, clinical director of the New Life Recovery Centers in San Jose, Calif., where 15 of her 24 treatment beds are filled with clients primarily addicted to alcohol. She said she's seen more people seeking treatment for alcoholism in the past four years. Still, she noted, \"there are a lot of people still out there needing treatment, but they won't come in unless they have a consequence like losing a job or [getting] a DUI. They think they have control over it.\" Public health experts offer a number of cultural and economic explanations for the increase in excessive drinking. As a result of changed social norms, it's now more acceptable for women to drink the way men traditionally have, said Tom Greenfield, scientific director at the Alcohol Research Group at the Oakland, Calif.-based Public Health Institute. Young people are more likely to binge drink, and affluent people have the money to drink more. So the influx of wealthy professionals in cities like San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland -- many in hard-working, hard-partying tech jobs -- may have helped spur significant spikes in drinking rates in the Bay Area and similar communities, experts said. Taxes on alcohol have not risen along with the Consumer Price Index, so wine, beer and liquor have gotten cheaper over time in real dollars, he said. Alcohol advertising, particularly for hard liquor, has increased in recent years. A Federal Trade Commission study found that companies spent about $3.45 billion to advertise alcoholic beverages in 2011. Alcohol control policies, such as limits on when and where alcohol can be sold and how long bars can stay open, have weakened in past decades, Greenfield said. That may partly explain rising consumption nationwide, particularly in some states where \"blue laws\" once prohibited alcohol sales on Sundays or in supermarkets. To conduct the study, researchers analyzed data on about 3.7 million Americans aged 21 and older from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, an ongoing telephone survey of health behaviors conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Kaiser Health News (KHN) is a nonprofit national health policy news service.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Whether quaffing artisanal cocktails at hipster bars or knocking back no-name beers on the couch, more Americans are drinking heavily -- and engaging in episodes of binge-drinking, concludes a major study of alcohol use. Heavy drinking among Americans rose 17.2 percent between 2005 and 2012, largely due to rising rates among women, according to the study by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, published Thursday in the American Journal of Public Health. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines heavy drinking as exceeding an average of one drink per day during the past month for women and two drinks per day for men. Binge drinking is defined as four or more drinks for women and five or more drinks for men on a single occasion at least once during the past month. The increases are driven largely by women's drinking habits as social norms change, researchers found. In Santa Clara County, Calif., for example, women's binge drinking rates rose by nearly 36 percent between 2002 and 2012, compared with 23 percent among men. Nationwide over the course of the decade, the rate of binge drinking among women increased more than seven times the rate among men. Opinion: Why are more women drinking? \"It seems like women are trying to catch up to the men in binge drinking,\" said Ali Mokdad, a lead author of the study. \"It's really, really scary.\" The study is the first to track adult drinking patterns at the county level. In 2012, 8 percent of Americans were considered heavy drinkers and 18 percent were binge drinkers. Despite the increases in heavy drinking, the percentage of people who drink any alcohol has remained relatively unchanged over time, researchers found. Madison County, Idaho, reported the lowest rate of binge drinking in 2012, at 6 percent, while Menominee, Wis., had the highest rate, at 36 percent. Hancock County, Tenn., had the fewest heavy drinkers (2 percent of residents) and Esmeralda County, Nev., recorded the most (22 percent). Related: 1 in 5 high school girls binge drink . About 88,600 U.S. deaths were attributed to alcohol in 2010, the researchers note, and the cost of excessive drinking has been estimated at more than $220 billion per year. The increase in binge drinking doesn't surprise Terri Fukagawa, clinical director of the New Life Recovery Centers in San Jose, Calif., where 15 of her 24 treatment beds are filled with clients primarily addicted to alcohol. She said she's seen more people seeking treatment for alcoholism in the past four years. Still, she noted, \"there are a lot of people still out there needing treatment, but they won't come in unless they have a consequence like losing a job or [getting] a DUI. They think they have control over it.\" Public health experts offer a number of cultural and economic explanations for the increase in excessive drinking. As a result of changed social norms, it's now more acceptable for women to drink the way men traditionally have, said Tom Greenfield, scientific director at the Alcohol Research Group at the Oakland, Calif.-based Public Health Institute. Young people are more likely to binge drink, and affluent people have the money to drink more. So the influx of wealthy professionals in cities like San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland -- many in hard-working, hard-partying tech jobs -- may have helped spur significant spikes in drinking rates in the Bay Area and similar communities, experts said. Taxes on alcohol have not risen along with the Consumer Price Index, so wine, beer and liquor have gotten cheaper over time in real dollars, he said. Alcohol advertising, particularly for hard liquor, has increased in recent years. A Federal Trade Commission study found that companies spent about $3.45 billion to advertise alcoholic beverages in 2011. Alcohol control policies, such as limits on when and where alcohol can be sold and how long bars can stay open, have weakened in past decades, Greenfield said. That may partly explain rising consumption nationwide, particularly in some states where \"blue laws\" once prohibited alcohol sales on Sundays or in supermarkets. To conduct the study, researchers analyzed data on about 3.7 million Americans aged 21 and older from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, an ongoing telephone survey of health behaviors conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Kaiser Health News (KHN) is a nonprofit national health policy news service."}], "metadata": {"id": "862330937cc06b461525bd492ce803540573d000", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Heavy drinking among Americans rose 17.2 percent between 2005 and 2012 .\nThe increase is driven largely by women's drinking habits .\nIt's now more acceptable for women to drink the way men traditionally have, says one expert ."}}
{"prompt": "Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN)Kathmandu is a city with few good stories right now, but Tanka Maya Sitoula has one of them. The 40-year-old mother-of-four was at home when Saturday's deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck, bringing the 5-story building down around her ground floor apartment. In the wake of the disaster, which has left at least 4,500 people dead across Nepal, Sitoula endured 36 long hours trapped in a room on the ground floor, before she was freed by an Indian rescue team. Remarkably, she escaped without injury, apparently protected by a beam. Sitoula, who talked to CNN through an interpreter, says she remained confident she would survive throughout her ordeal amid the rubble. \"I heard people making noise outside so I thought I would be rescued,\" she said, as she and her family sheltered in the grounds of a nearby school. \"I was confident that everybody was there outside and that I would be rescued.\" What did she do for 36 hours? \"I was just lying down,\" she says. \"There was no room to move here and there.\" Sitoula's husband Mahendra, a butcher, said he called out for help for hours after the quake, as he could hear her shouting in the rubble of the collapsed building. \"I was totally confident that she was there,\" he said. \"I never stopped calling her. And also from down below she was making sounds and I could hear her.\" It took 18 hours before the necessary help arrived, he said. And it took another 18 hours to free her. \"I was asking people for help. Traffic police, whoever I could find. What happened was there were no tools to cut through the metal debris.\" Eventually, a rescue team from India had the equipment required, he said. Throughout the ordeal, he never gave up hope, he says: \"I was confident that my wife was safe and sound.\" He was only concerned about how she would fare during the attempt to free her. Inspector Karam Singh from India's National Disaster Management Authority was supervising search and rescue efforts at the Sitoulas' former home Tuesday -- a bright pink building, pancaked into two levels, with an entire wall sheared off to reveal its purple interior. He described the rescue efforts as physically draining work -- \"cutting, pushing and pulling\" -- but extremely rewarding in the case of Sitoula. \"She was happy, so so happy. She wasn't stopping praising us,\" he said. \"We said it's good to have a [survivor].\" Singh said workers had recovered one body from the building, adding that he believed eight to 10 others remained trapped inside. But as a French team of sniffer dogs completed a sweep of the ruins with no promising signs, following a search with a sensor earlier which also showed no signs of life, Singh said there was \"no chance\" of finding any survivors. As a digger worked to clear the rubble of her former home, Sitoula agreed: two days after her rescue, she says it is highly unlikely there are others as lucky as her, still surviving beneath the rubble. The prognosis is equally dire in Kathmandu's Gangabhu neighborhood, where search teams are focusing their efforts on a cluster of collapsed six-story guesthouses. A handler from a Japanese search dog team climbs down the wreckage with a stern expression. \"I'm sorry. It didn't work out,\" he tells the Nepalese police officers involved in the search and recovery effort. Officer Tejush Swarnakar, with the Nepalese armed police, says officials believe about 50 people may be trapped in the rubble. Four bodies have been recovered -- but on Monday, there was a rare survival story. Members of GEA, a Turkish volunteer search and rescue team, pulled 21-year-old John Keisi from the debris after a 13-hour rescue effort. Swarnakar's colleagues were also diverted into action nearby, when dozens of protesters block a busy thoroughfare, chanting: \"Down with the government.\" There are complaints, specifically, that the government is not doing enough to prevent rising transport prices in the wake of the earthquake. A bus window is smashed and there are brief scuffles as police move in to clear the crowd using shields and long batons. A short walk away, along the banks of the Bishnumati River, residents perch precariously on the slanted roof of a collapsed building in an attempt to salvage what they can. Next door, a striking sight: a rope of knotted sheets hangs from a third-floor window. Neighbor Aakash Karki, 19, says that seven people escaped using the rope. As the sun starts to set, crowds gather in Kathmandu's Sitapali neighborhood to watch the work of a large group of rescue and recovery teams. This is where members of GEA made the first of their two rescues in Nepal at 3 a.m. Sunday, pulling Bikram Chepang, 22, from the debris of 11 collapsed buildings. Now, back at the site, there are faint hopes that a third, and remarkable, rescue may on the cards. A search dogs scouring the wreckage has given an indication that it may have detected life. The volunteers continue their search, but conclude the dog was mistaken. They don't believe there's anyone alive inside. READ MORE: Nepal earthquake - how you can helpREAD MORE: Shattered lives - houses and families ripped apart .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKathmandu, Nepal (CNN)Kathmandu is a city with few good stories right now, but Tanka Maya Sitoula has one of them. The 40-year-old mother-of-four was at home when Saturday's deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck, bringing the 5-story building down around her ground floor apartment. In the wake of the disaster, which has left at least 4,500 people dead across Nepal, Sitoula endured 36 long hours trapped in a room on the ground floor, before she was freed by an Indian rescue team. Remarkably, she escaped without injury, apparently protected by a beam. Sitoula, who talked to CNN through an interpreter, says she remained confident she would survive throughout her ordeal amid the rubble. \"I heard people making noise outside so I thought I would be rescued,\" she said, as she and her family sheltered in the grounds of a nearby school. \"I was confident that everybody was there outside and that I would be rescued.\" What did she do for 36 hours? \"I was just lying down,\" she says. \"There was no room to move here and there.\" Sitoula's husband Mahendra, a butcher, said he called out for help for hours after the quake, as he could hear her shouting in the rubble of the collapsed building. \"I was totally confident that she was there,\" he said. \"I never stopped calling her. And also from down below she was making sounds and I could hear her.\" It took 18 hours before the necessary help arrived, he said. And it took another 18 hours to free her. \"I was asking people for help. Traffic police, whoever I could find. What happened was there were no tools to cut through the metal debris.\" Eventually, a rescue team from India had the equipment required, he said. Throughout the ordeal, he never gave up hope, he says: \"I was confident that my wife was safe and sound.\" He was only concerned about how she would fare during the attempt to free her. Inspector Karam Singh from India's National Disaster Management Authority was supervising search and rescue efforts at the Sitoulas' former home Tuesday -- a bright pink building, pancaked into two levels, with an entire wall sheared off to reveal its purple interior. He described the rescue efforts as physically draining work -- \"cutting, pushing and pulling\" -- but extremely rewarding in the case of Sitoula. \"She was happy, so so happy. She wasn't stopping praising us,\" he said. \"We said it's good to have a [survivor].\" Singh said workers had recovered one body from the building, adding that he believed eight to 10 others remained trapped inside. But as a French team of sniffer dogs completed a sweep of the ruins with no promising signs, following a search with a sensor earlier which also showed no signs of life, Singh said there was \"no chance\" of finding any survivors. As a digger worked to clear the rubble of her former home, Sitoula agreed: two days after her rescue, she says it is highly unlikely there are others as lucky as her, still surviving beneath the rubble. The prognosis is equally dire in Kathmandu's Gangabhu neighborhood, where search teams are focusing their efforts on a cluster of collapsed six-story guesthouses. A handler from a Japanese search dog team climbs down the wreckage with a stern expression. \"I'm sorry. It didn't work out,\" he tells the Nepalese police officers involved in the search and recovery effort. Officer Tejush Swarnakar, with the Nepalese armed police, says officials believe about 50 people may be trapped in the rubble. Four bodies have been recovered -- but on Monday, there was a rare survival story. Members of GEA, a Turkish volunteer search and rescue team, pulled 21-year-old John Keisi from the debris after a 13-hour rescue effort. Swarnakar's colleagues were also diverted into action nearby, when dozens of protesters block a busy thoroughfare, chanting: \"Down with the government.\" There are complaints, specifically, that the government is not doing enough to prevent rising transport prices in the wake of the earthquake. A bus window is smashed and there are brief scuffles as police move in to clear the crowd using shields and long batons. A short walk away, along the banks of the Bishnumati River, residents perch precariously on the slanted roof of a collapsed building in an attempt to salvage what they can. Next door, a striking sight: a rope of knotted sheets hangs from a third-floor window. Neighbor Aakash Karki, 19, says that seven people escaped using the rope. As the sun starts to set, crowds gather in Kathmandu's Sitapali neighborhood to watch the work of a large group of rescue and recovery teams. This is where members of GEA made the first of their two rescues in Nepal at 3 a.m. Sunday, pulling Bikram Chepang, 22, from the debris of 11 collapsed buildings. Now, back at the site, there are faint hopes that a third, and remarkable, rescue may on the cards. A search dogs scouring the wreckage has given an indication that it may have detected life. The volunteers continue their search, but conclude the dog was mistaken. They don't believe there's anyone alive inside. 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{"prompt": "They took to Reddit in their millions\u00a0in the hope of pinpointing the suspect or suspects behind the Boston Marathon bombings, which killed two women and a young boy, and injured a further 264. But in the days after the 2013 attack, the users of the subreddit, Find Boston Bombers, hurled false accusations at countless spectators who had been wearing backpacks at the high-profile event. Their claims - based on the analysis of photos and videos of the marathon - even led to 22-year-old Sunil Tripathi, a Brown University student who was missing, being wrongly identified as the bomber. Now, the moderator of the subreddit, Chris Ryves, has told of his regrets about the thread - which he says nearly became 'its own beast' in the wake of the April 15 bombings - in a new documentary. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Regret: The moderator of the Reddit thread, Find Boston Bombers, Chris Ryves (pictured), has told of his regrets about the subreddit - which he set up after the Boston Marathon Bombings - in a new documentary . Theories: Millions of users took to Ryves's thread on the day of the bombings, and following days, highlighting spectators whom they believed looked suspicious based on their demographics and whether they had been wearing a backpack at the event. Above, a still from a trailer for the documentary, released on Monday . Detailed analysis: 'They were just analyzing the same pictures, like it was a Where's Waldo? game,' one journalist says in the trailer. Another adds: 'They would draw a circle around the guy or around the backpack' Wrong man: The Redditors' accusations even led to 22-year-old Sunil Tripathi (left), a Brown University student who was missing, being wrongly identified as the bomber. Right, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was actually responsible . In the documentary, The Thread, which will be released on iTunes on Monday, Ryves explains how Redditors took it upon themselves to theorize about the suspect/suspects' identities on his thread. These theories, which may have appeared harmless at first, then spread into the public domain, sparking\u00a0the\u00a0widespread rumor that Tripathi was behind the homemade pressure-cooker bombs. 'People like to make theories,' Ryves says in a trailer for the documentary, explaining how he had initially set several ground rules - such as 'No Racism' - for the thread in a bid to ensure fairness. However, as\u00a0a staggering three million users took to the subreddit to join in the hunt for the killer or killers, he Ryves soon lost control of it.\u00a0'It became almost its own beast', he admits in the film. The documentary, which\u00a0was directed by Greg Barker and executive produced by Jonathan Chinn and Simon Chinn, looks at impact that amateur social media writers are  having on journalism. In particular, it focus on the Internet frenzy in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, which Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was this week found guilty of carrying out by a Boston, Massachusetts, jury. Explosion: In the documentary, The Thread, which will be released on iTunes on Monday, Ryves explains how Redditors took it upon themselves to theorize about the bomber/bombers' identities on his subreddit . Identification: 'People like to make theories,' Ryves says in a trailer for the documentary, explaining how he had initially set several ground rules - such as 'no racism' - for the thread. Above, a still from the trailer . Lost control: However, as a staggering three million users took to the subreddit to join in the hunt for the killer or killers, he Ryves soon lost control of the subreddit. 'It became almost its own beast', he says in the film . Comparison: One person in the film (pictured) describes users' analysis as akin to a 'Where's Waldo? game' In the hours after the deadly attack, Reddit users posted images and videos of crowds of spectators at the marathon on Find Boston Bombers, which had been set up by Ryves, known as 'oops777'. 'You look up \u2018unlikely journalist\u2019 in the dictionary and there\u2019s this guy,' Jonathan Chinn told Boston.com. 'This guy who had no journalistic background ... was at the hub of all of it.' But despite his lack of journalism, Ryves certainly had an impact. Millions of users took to his thread, highlighting spectators whom they believed looked suspicious based on their race, facial expressions and gaze - and accusing them of being the bomber. 'They were just analyzing the same pictures, like it was a Where's Waldo? game,' one journalist says in the trailer. Another adds: 'They would draw a circle around the guy or around the backpack.' Guilty: A sketch shows Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (second left) and his defense team are seen as the guilty verdicts on all charges against him were read on Wednesday. The jury will now decide if he gets the death penalty . Impact: In the hours after the attack, Reddit users posted images and videos of crowds of spectators at the marathon on Find Boston Bombers, which had been set up by Ryves. Above, another still from the film trailer . Tragic: After Tripathi (pictured, left, with two relatives) was wrongly identified by Reddit commentators (the student was, in fact, found dead in a Rhode Island river on April 23), an apology was issued to his family . And one says: 'Instead of going to police with their tips, people were going on Reddit.' The theories only stopped when Tsarnaev and his brother, Tamerlan, were tracked down by police on April 19. After Tripathi was wrongly identified by Reddit commentators (the student was, in fact, found dead in a \u00a0Rhode Island river on April 23 after committing suicide), an apology was issued to his family. The apology, written by the then-unidentified moderator of Find Boston Bombers, told Tripathi's relatives that the thread was 'truly sorry' for pinpointing the victim, who went missing on March 16. It read: 'I'd like to extend the deepest apologies to the family of Sunil Tripathi for any part we may have had in relaying what has turned out to be faulty information. We cannot begin to know what you're going through and for that we are truly sorry. 'Several users, twitter users, and other sources had heard him identified as the suspect and believed it to be confirmed. We were mistaken.' Plot: The Reddit users' theories only stopped when Tsarnaev (right) and his brother, Tamerlan (left), were tracked down by police on April 19. Lawyers for Tsarnaev blamed the attacks on his older brother in court . Heroic: Jeff Bauman can be seen running at the side of Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the 2013 explosion . Chilling: Martin Richard, who was killed in the bombings, is seen (front circle) just meters away from Tsarnaev (back circle) on April 15. Seconds later, one of two bombs exploded, piercing his body with shrapnel . Erik Martin, the general manager of Reddit, also sent out an email 'to apologize personally for... some of the people on our site's role in the spreading of this false idea about Sunny.' Speaking to Boston.com, Jonathan Chinn explained that although citizen journalism is important to 'the way news is gathered and broadcast', there are issues with it because it moves 'so quickly'. The Thread features interviews with journalists from established media outlets, as well as several Reddit users who were involved in the hunt for justice following the deadly twin bombings in 2013. It will also be available to view and download on other major digital platforms on Monday. Victims: Krystle Campbell (left) and Martin Richard (right) were killed in the blast at the marathon finish line . Killed: Lingzi Lu, 23, also died at the marathon, while MIT Police Officer Sean Collier, right, was later shot dead .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThey took to Reddit in their millions\u00a0in the hope of pinpointing the suspect or suspects behind the Boston Marathon bombings, which killed two women and a young boy, and injured a further 264. But in the days after the 2013 attack, the users of the subreddit, Find Boston Bombers, hurled false accusations at countless spectators who had been wearing backpacks at the high-profile event. Their claims - based on the analysis of photos and videos of the marathon - even led to 22-year-old Sunil Tripathi, a Brown University student who was missing, being wrongly identified as the bomber. Now, the moderator of the subreddit, Chris Ryves, has told of his regrets about the thread - which he says nearly became 'its own beast' in the wake of the April 15 bombings - in a new documentary. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Regret: The moderator of the Reddit thread, Find Boston Bombers, Chris Ryves (pictured), has told of his regrets about the subreddit - which he set up after the Boston Marathon Bombings - in a new documentary . Theories: Millions of users took to Ryves's thread on the day of the bombings, and following days, highlighting spectators whom they believed looked suspicious based on their demographics and whether they had been wearing a backpack at the event. Above, a still from a trailer for the documentary, released on Monday . Detailed analysis: 'They were just analyzing the same pictures, like it was a Where's Waldo? game,' one journalist says in the trailer. Another adds: 'They would draw a circle around the guy or around the backpack' Wrong man: The Redditors' accusations even led to 22-year-old Sunil Tripathi (left), a Brown University student who was missing, being wrongly identified as the bomber. Right, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was actually responsible . In the documentary, The Thread, which will be released on iTunes on Monday, Ryves explains how Redditors took it upon themselves to theorize about the suspect/suspects' identities on his thread. These theories, which may have appeared harmless at first, then spread into the public domain, sparking\u00a0the\u00a0widespread rumor that Tripathi was behind the homemade pressure-cooker bombs. 'People like to make theories,' Ryves says in a trailer for the documentary, explaining how he had initially set several ground rules - such as 'No Racism' - for the thread in a bid to ensure fairness. However, as\u00a0a staggering three million users took to the subreddit to join in the hunt for the killer or killers, he Ryves soon lost control of it.\u00a0'It became almost its own beast', he admits in the film. The documentary, which\u00a0was directed by Greg Barker and executive produced by Jonathan Chinn and Simon Chinn, looks at impact that amateur social media writers are  having on journalism. In particular, it focus on the Internet frenzy in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, which Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was this week found guilty of carrying out by a Boston, Massachusetts, jury. Explosion: In the documentary, The Thread, which will be released on iTunes on Monday, Ryves explains how Redditors took it upon themselves to theorize about the bomber/bombers' identities on his subreddit . Identification: 'People like to make theories,' Ryves says in a trailer for the documentary, explaining how he had initially set several ground rules - such as 'no racism' - for the thread. Above, a still from the trailer . Lost control: However, as a staggering three million users took to the subreddit to join in the hunt for the killer or killers, he Ryves soon lost control of the subreddit. 'It became almost its own beast', he says in the film . Comparison: One person in the film (pictured) describes users' analysis as akin to a 'Where's Waldo? game' In the hours after the deadly attack, Reddit users posted images and videos of crowds of spectators at the marathon on Find Boston Bombers, which had been set up by Ryves, known as 'oops777'. 'You look up \u2018unlikely journalist\u2019 in the dictionary and there\u2019s this guy,' Jonathan Chinn told Boston.com. 'This guy who had no journalistic background ... was at the hub of all of it.' But despite his lack of journalism, Ryves certainly had an impact. Millions of users took to his thread, highlighting spectators whom they believed looked suspicious based on their race, facial expressions and gaze - and accusing them of being the bomber. 'They were just analyzing the same pictures, like it was a Where's Waldo? game,' one journalist says in the trailer. Another adds: 'They would draw a circle around the guy or around the backpack.' Guilty: A sketch shows Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (second left) and his defense team are seen as the guilty verdicts on all charges against him were read on Wednesday. The jury will now decide if he gets the death penalty . Impact: In the hours after the attack, Reddit users posted images and videos of crowds of spectators at the marathon on Find Boston Bombers, which had been set up by Ryves. Above, another still from the film trailer . Tragic: After Tripathi (pictured, left, with two relatives) was wrongly identified by Reddit commentators (the student was, in fact, found dead in a Rhode Island river on April 23), an apology was issued to his family . And one says: 'Instead of going to police with their tips, people were going on Reddit.' The theories only stopped when Tsarnaev and his brother, Tamerlan, were tracked down by police on April 19. After Tripathi was wrongly identified by Reddit commentators (the student was, in fact, found dead in a \u00a0Rhode Island river on April 23 after committing suicide), an apology was issued to his family. The apology, written by the then-unidentified moderator of Find Boston Bombers, told Tripathi's relatives that the thread was 'truly sorry' for pinpointing the victim, who went missing on March 16. It read: 'I'd like to extend the deepest apologies to the family of Sunil Tripathi for any part we may have had in relaying what has turned out to be faulty information. We cannot begin to know what you're going through and for that we are truly sorry. 'Several users, twitter users, and other sources had heard him identified as the suspect and believed it to be confirmed. We were mistaken.' Plot: The Reddit users' theories only stopped when Tsarnaev (right) and his brother, Tamerlan (left), were tracked down by police on April 19. Lawyers for Tsarnaev blamed the attacks on his older brother in court . Heroic: Jeff Bauman can be seen running at the side of Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the 2013 explosion . Chilling: Martin Richard, who was killed in the bombings, is seen (front circle) just meters away from Tsarnaev (back circle) on April 15. Seconds later, one of two bombs exploded, piercing his body with shrapnel . Erik Martin, the general manager of Reddit, also sent out an email 'to apologize personally for... some of the people on our site's role in the spreading of this false idea about Sunny.' Speaking to Boston.com, Jonathan Chinn explained that although citizen journalism is important to 'the way news is gathered and broadcast', there are issues with it because it moves 'so quickly'. The Thread features interviews with journalists from established media outlets, as well as several Reddit users who were involved in the hunt for justice following the deadly twin bombings in 2013. It will also be available to view and download on other major digital platforms on Monday. Victims: Krystle Campbell (left) and Martin Richard (right) were killed in the blast at the marathon finish line . Killed: Lingzi Lu, 23, also died at the marathon, while MIT Police Officer Sean Collier, right, was later shot dead ."}], "metadata": {"id": "07b24d014c07395a08ad71f9ae344131407b29a1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Chris Ryves set up Find Boston Bombers thread after the 2013 bombings .\nWithin hours, millions of users had taken to subreddit to identify bomber .\nThey analysed photos and videos of spectators at marathon on April 15 .\nSlung false accusations at those wearing backpacks or acting strangely .\nClaims led to Sunil Tripathi, 22, being wrongly identified as the suspect .\nFrenzy only halted after Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev were named .\nNow, Ryves has told of regrets about Reddit thread in new documentary .\nIn film, The Thread, he says the subreddit 'became almost its own beast'"}}
{"prompt": "Two men have died after being crushed by timber that fell on top of them inside a shipping container. Authorities were called to an industrial site in Wetherill Park, west of Sydney, shortly after 11am on Thursday where they worked to release three men. Police found the three men inside a shipping container on a property on Victoria Street. Authorities were called to an industrial site in Wetherill Park, west of Sydney, shortly after 11am on Thursday where they worked to release three men . They had been unloading or loading timber when it fell on them. Two men died at the scene as a result and the surviving man was taken to nearby Fairfield Hospital in a serious condition. Police say the shelving in the shipping container moved and trapped the men. Police and WorkCover NSW are investigating the incident and a report will be prepared for the Coroner. Two men died at the scene as a result and the surviving man was taken to nearby Fairfield Hospital in a serious condition .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo men have died after being crushed by timber that fell on top of them inside a shipping container. Authorities were called to an industrial site in Wetherill Park, west of Sydney, shortly after 11am on Thursday where they worked to release three men. Police found the three men inside a shipping container on a property on Victoria Street. Authorities were called to an industrial site in Wetherill Park, west of Sydney, shortly after 11am on Thursday where they worked to release three men . They had been unloading or loading timber when it fell on them. Two men died at the scene as a result and the surviving man was taken to nearby Fairfield Hospital in a serious condition. Police say the shelving in the shipping container moved and trapped the men. Police and WorkCover NSW are investigating the incident and a report will be prepared for the Coroner. Two men died at the scene as a result and the surviving man was taken to nearby Fairfield Hospital in a serious condition ."}], "metadata": {"id": "b6a4f7d5192987992e9270fa09548d7b6478e150", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Three men were trapped inside container at Wetherill Park in Sydney .\nAuthorities\u00a0worked to free the men shortly after 11am on Thursday .\nThey had been unloading timber from container when it fell on them .\nTwo men died at the scene and the other was seriously injured ."}}
{"prompt": "Darren Bent could still return to Aston Villa in the summer even after his contract is allowed to run down at the club which cast him aside, but his focus for now is helping Derby get promoted. Bent was out of favour with sacked manager Paul Lambert and Rams boss Steve McClaren took the chance to add the experienced striker to his line-up on loan until the end of the campaign. But with Tim Sherwood now in charge at Villa Park the 31-year-old is keeping his options open. Darren Bent has scored nine goals in 13 games for Derby since going on loan from Aston Villa in January . Bent scores Derby 's form has been impressive for Derby since joining the Championship promotion hopefuls . 'I wouldn't rule anything out,' he told\u00a0TalkSport.\u00a0'I will have to wait until the end of the season to make that decision. 'It will be nice to have the option. But I don't want to look too far ahead because I'm enjoying playing for Derby County and I don't want to take my eye off the ball.' Sherwood's side take on QPR on Tuesday night in a crucial relegation clash - a loss could see Villa fall below the line and Chris Ramsey's men enjoy a sniff of safety. Bent has nine goals in 13 appearances for the Rams and is focussed on their push for the Premier League . Bent's form has no doubt caught the attention with new Villa boss Tim Sherwood while at the Rams . While on the books at Villa, the end of the campaign for Bent - whether it be at the regular season's end or with a playoff triumph with the Rams - will also see him become a free agent. And with nine goals in 13 games since arriving at Derby in January, after stays at Fulham and Brighton, he may have some bargaining power. Bent has previously praised Sherwood, who he knows from his time at Tottenham, as an 'unbelievable motivator', saying Villa is 'the perfect job for him.\u2019 He previously told the Telegraph that \u2018There have been conversations' with his parent club. Sherwood has also bemoaned the absence of Bent as his side struggles for goals. 'I\u2019d like to have him here now. You can\u2019t have enough goalscorers in your building,\u2019 he said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDarren Bent could still return to Aston Villa in the summer even after his contract is allowed to run down at the club which cast him aside, but his focus for now is helping Derby get promoted. Bent was out of favour with sacked manager Paul Lambert and Rams boss Steve McClaren took the chance to add the experienced striker to his line-up on loan until the end of the campaign. But with Tim Sherwood now in charge at Villa Park the 31-year-old is keeping his options open. Darren Bent has scored nine goals in 13 games for Derby since going on loan from Aston Villa in January . Bent scores Derby 's form has been impressive for Derby since joining the Championship promotion hopefuls . 'I wouldn't rule anything out,' he told\u00a0TalkSport.\u00a0'I will have to wait until the end of the season to make that decision. 'It will be nice to have the option. But I don't want to look too far ahead because I'm enjoying playing for Derby County and I don't want to take my eye off the ball.' Sherwood's side take on QPR on Tuesday night in a crucial relegation clash - a loss could see Villa fall below the line and Chris Ramsey's men enjoy a sniff of safety. Bent has nine goals in 13 appearances for the Rams and is focussed on their push for the Premier League . Bent's form has no doubt caught the attention with new Villa boss Tim Sherwood while at the Rams . While on the books at Villa, the end of the campaign for Bent - whether it be at the regular season's end or with a playoff triumph with the Rams - will also see him become a free agent. And with nine goals in 13 games since arriving at Derby in January, after stays at Fulham and Brighton, he may have some bargaining power. Bent has previously praised Sherwood, who he knows from his time at Tottenham, as an 'unbelievable motivator', saying Villa is 'the perfect job for him.\u2019 He previously told the Telegraph that \u2018There have been conversations' with his parent club. Sherwood has also bemoaned the absence of Bent as his side struggles for goals. 'I\u2019d like to have him here now. You can\u2019t have enough goalscorers in your building,\u2019 he said."}], "metadata": {"id": "d7566835a137b644059f98354dc0144312be877c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Darren Bent said he'll wait until the season's end to decide on his future .\nVilla striker becomes a free agent at the end of this campaign with Derby .\nBent's been on loan with Brighton, Fulham and Derby most recently .\nHe was out of favour with Paul Lambert but could return for Tim Sherwood .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Aston Villa news ."}}
{"prompt": "Noelle Reno, socialite, reality TV star and former fiancee of businessman Scot Young, has broken her silence almost four months to the day since his death. She confirms she had split up with her partner of five years before he fell out of her fourth-floor flat window in London\u2019s Marylebone on to the railings below. In a move bound to spark further controversy she also labels his death a \u2018suicide\u2019, pre-empting any coroner\u2019s verdict. Socialite Noelle Reno, who is the former fiancee of businessman Scot Young who fell 60ft from his West London home last year, has broken her silence almost four months to the day since his horrific death . The tycoon was killed after falling 60ft from his multi-million pound apartment onto metal railings (pictured) The inquest was adjourned in December and no date has yet been set to re-open it. \u2018Four days before we were to depart from Waterloo to Brussels somebody very close to me, named Scot Young, unexpectedly committed suicide,\u2019 Reno writes in a blog post entitled \u2018Coping with grief\u2019, explaining she had been due to travel to Belgium with girlfriends. \u2018Scot and I had recently broken up after five and a half years of being together, for most of which we were engaged.\u2019 Reno, who was a regular on reality TV show Ladies Of London, was spotted out in metallic shorts at a Knightsbridge soiree last month, her first public outing since the tragedy. Reno, 31, called the police after she and Young had a blazing row and he later fell from the window. He had been involved in one of the UK\u2019s most acrimonious divorce cases with his ex-wife Michelle after claiming to have lost all of his money in a mysterious Russian property deal, and there was speculation he might have been murdered. His was the latest in a series of \u2018apparent\u2019 suicides of a group of businessmen that some believe are linked to the Russian mafia. Ms Reno said in a blog post that her former partner 'unexpectedly committed suicide', despite an inquest into the cause of his death not yet being concluded. Pictured: The property from which he fell last year . Mr Young (left) had been involved in one of the UK\u2019s most acrimonious divorce cases with his ex-wife Michelle (right),\u00a0after claiming to have lost all of his money in a mysterious Russian property deal . Just one month before Young died, his friend Johnny Elichaoff, the ex-husband of TV presenter Trinny Woodall, fell to his death from a roof in West London. Reno, who had embarked on a project of visiting 12 countries in 12 months at the beginning of last year, inspired by the Julia Roberts film Eat Pray Love, says that travelling helped her come to terms with her ex-fiance\u2019s death. \u2018I look forward to exploring this new journey in more depth as I come in to a new stage in my life,\u2019 she says.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNoelle Reno, socialite, reality TV star and former fiancee of businessman Scot Young, has broken her silence almost four months to the day since his death. She confirms she had split up with her partner of five years before he fell out of her fourth-floor flat window in London\u2019s Marylebone on to the railings below. In a move bound to spark further controversy she also labels his death a \u2018suicide\u2019, pre-empting any coroner\u2019s verdict. Socialite Noelle Reno, who is the former fiancee of businessman Scot Young who fell 60ft from his West London home last year, has broken her silence almost four months to the day since his horrific death . The tycoon was killed after falling 60ft from his multi-million pound apartment onto metal railings (pictured) The inquest was adjourned in December and no date has yet been set to re-open it. \u2018Four days before we were to depart from Waterloo to Brussels somebody very close to me, named Scot Young, unexpectedly committed suicide,\u2019 Reno writes in a blog post entitled \u2018Coping with grief\u2019, explaining she had been due to travel to Belgium with girlfriends. \u2018Scot and I had recently broken up after five and a half years of being together, for most of which we were engaged.\u2019 Reno, who was a regular on reality TV show Ladies Of London, was spotted out in metallic shorts at a Knightsbridge soiree last month, her first public outing since the tragedy. Reno, 31, called the police after she and Young had a blazing row and he later fell from the window. He had been involved in one of the UK\u2019s most acrimonious divorce cases with his ex-wife Michelle after claiming to have lost all of his money in a mysterious Russian property deal, and there was speculation he might have been murdered. His was the latest in a series of \u2018apparent\u2019 suicides of a group of businessmen that some believe are linked to the Russian mafia. Ms Reno said in a blog post that her former partner 'unexpectedly committed suicide', despite an inquest into the cause of his death not yet being concluded. Pictured: The property from which he fell last year . Mr Young (left) had been involved in one of the UK\u2019s most acrimonious divorce cases with his ex-wife Michelle (right),\u00a0after claiming to have lost all of his money in a mysterious Russian property deal . Just one month before Young died, his friend Johnny Elichaoff, the ex-husband of TV presenter Trinny Woodall, fell to his death from a roof in West London. Reno, who had embarked on a project of visiting 12 countries in 12 months at the beginning of last year, inspired by the Julia Roberts film Eat Pray Love, says that travelling helped her come to terms with her ex-fiance\u2019s death. \u2018I look forward to exploring this new journey in more depth as I come in to a new stage in my life,\u2019 she says."}], "metadata": {"id": "851e2a3515c8e02580a3a707110912f34079c303", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Noelle Reno believes former fiancee intended to jump from London home .\nScot Young, 52, died after falling and becoming impaled on metal railings .\nMs Reno, reality TV star, said in blog he 'unexpectedly committed suicide'\nOthers have speculated that Russian gangs were involved in his death ."}}
{"prompt": "Campaigners are calling for the government to implement an almost 90-year-old law that would fix the date of Easter in a bid to boost the economy. After next month's election, ministers could be asked to make sure Easter Day always falls between April 9 and 15, so businesses can plan holiday rotas in advance and allow the travel industry to better prepare for the summer season. In 1928, the Easter act was passed in Parliament to make sure that the holiday weekend would be a fixed date in April. Scroll down for video . David Cameron and his wife Samantha attend an Easter Sunday service at St Nicholas Church in Oxfordshire. After next month's general election, minister could be asked to consider fixing the date of Easter . Both the House of Commons and House of Lords passed the Act but it was unable to get the agreement of churches and therefore has never been implemented. It is thought that the Roman Catholic Church did not object to the plans although, they were never seriously discussed. But just before the dissolution of Parliament last week, Conservative Sir Greg Knight, who is defending his East Yorkshire seat at the general election, asked ministers if there were any plans to implement the Easter Act 1928. This also prompted the National Secular Society to write to Prime Minister David Cameron demanding Easter be a set date in April. Pope Francis leads Easter Mass in St Peter's Square in the Vatican. It is thought that the Roman Catholic Church do not object to the plans to fix a date for Easter . The letter by the society's executive director Keith Porteous Wood, said: 'The variation of the date of Easter by over a month causes significant and unnecessary inconvenience. This is particularly disruptive to the orderly planning of school terms and to business. 'As you will be aware, the law requires large shops, including supermarkets and even DIY stores, to close on Easter Sunday. 'The high proportion of the population that are not observant Christians, be they religiously unconcerned or of other faiths, are prevented from using them then, when many would want to do so. 'We support the rights of those who wish to observe Easter, but is is unreasonable and disrespectful to the remainder of the population for the operation of the law to prevent them from shopping then in such outlets.' Spectators gather to watch the The Passion of the Christ production on Good Friday in Trafalgar Square.\u00a0But just before the dissolution of Parliament, Conservative Sir Greg Knight asked ministers if there were any plans to implement the Easter Act 1928. On the Gregorian calendar, used in the UK, Easter Sunday always falls on the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon . The Local Government Association and the Family and Childcare Trust have also backed the plan, saying that at least the two-week Easter school holidays should be the same every year to allow parents to plan childcare. However, according to the Independent Business Minister Jo Swinson said there was 'no indication' that Easter would become a fixed date. On the Gregorian calendar, used in the UK, Easter Sunday is always the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon. The Paschal full moon is the first full moon occurring on or after the spring equinox, meaning Easter weekend usually falls any time between March 22 and April 25. But since this shifts from year to year, most people follow the calendrical spring equinox, which is reckoned as March 21. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, Easter is determined using the Julian calendar and is always celebrated after the Jewish festival of Passover. This year it will be celebrated on April 12, next Sunday.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCampaigners are calling for the government to implement an almost 90-year-old law that would fix the date of Easter in a bid to boost the economy. After next month's election, ministers could be asked to make sure Easter Day always falls between April 9 and 15, so businesses can plan holiday rotas in advance and allow the travel industry to better prepare for the summer season. In 1928, the Easter act was passed in Parliament to make sure that the holiday weekend would be a fixed date in April. Scroll down for video . David Cameron and his wife Samantha attend an Easter Sunday service at St Nicholas Church in Oxfordshire. After next month's general election, minister could be asked to consider fixing the date of Easter . Both the House of Commons and House of Lords passed the Act but it was unable to get the agreement of churches and therefore has never been implemented. It is thought that the Roman Catholic Church did not object to the plans although, they were never seriously discussed. But just before the dissolution of Parliament last week, Conservative Sir Greg Knight, who is defending his East Yorkshire seat at the general election, asked ministers if there were any plans to implement the Easter Act 1928. This also prompted the National Secular Society to write to Prime Minister David Cameron demanding Easter be a set date in April. Pope Francis leads Easter Mass in St Peter's Square in the Vatican. It is thought that the Roman Catholic Church do not object to the plans to fix a date for Easter . The letter by the society's executive director Keith Porteous Wood, said: 'The variation of the date of Easter by over a month causes significant and unnecessary inconvenience. This is particularly disruptive to the orderly planning of school terms and to business. 'As you will be aware, the law requires large shops, including supermarkets and even DIY stores, to close on Easter Sunday. 'The high proportion of the population that are not observant Christians, be they religiously unconcerned or of other faiths, are prevented from using them then, when many would want to do so. 'We support the rights of those who wish to observe Easter, but is is unreasonable and disrespectful to the remainder of the population for the operation of the law to prevent them from shopping then in such outlets.' Spectators gather to watch the The Passion of the Christ production on Good Friday in Trafalgar Square.\u00a0But just before the dissolution of Parliament, Conservative Sir Greg Knight asked ministers if there were any plans to implement the Easter Act 1928. On the Gregorian calendar, used in the UK, Easter Sunday always falls on the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon . The Local Government Association and the Family and Childcare Trust have also backed the plan, saying that at least the two-week Easter school holidays should be the same every year to allow parents to plan childcare. However, according to the Independent Business Minister Jo Swinson said there was 'no indication' that Easter would become a fixed date. On the Gregorian calendar, used in the UK, Easter Sunday is always the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon. The Paschal full moon is the first full moon occurring on or after the spring equinox, meaning Easter weekend usually falls any time between March 22 and April 25. But since this shifts from year to year, most people follow the calendrical spring equinox, which is reckoned as March 21. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, Easter is determined using the Julian calendar and is always celebrated after the Jewish festival of Passover. This year it will be celebrated on April 12, next Sunday."}], "metadata": {"id": "619ea073e3c76143bb78aec53cc687e28755128b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Campaigners are calling for Easter Day to be fixed between April 9 and 15 .\nSay it would help businesses and schools plan in advance for summer .\nAn act was passed in 1928 to make sure Easter Sunday was on a fixed date .\nBut despite being agreed in Parliament it has never been implemented ."}}
{"prompt": "Yaya Toure will not be forced out of Manchester City, but the club are set to make the midfielder available this summer. Sportsmail\u00a0revealed earlier this week that the Barclays Premier League champions will listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to reshape their squad after a disappointing season. But Toure will fight for his City career this summer despite the club pondering his future. Yaya Toure will not be forced out of Manchester City, but the club are set to make him available this summer . Sportsmail revealed earlier this week that the  Premier League champions will listen to offers for the Ivorian . He is said to be content with life at the Etihad Stadium despite the difficulties and is in no rush to leave. The Ivorian has played a major role during City's recent trophy-laden period, helping the club to two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and League Cup since joining from Barcelona in 2010. And the powerhouse midfielder still believes he can have a major impact for City in the future and remains fully committed to the cause. Another stumbling block towards a potential move is the four-time African Player of the Year winner's wages. Inter Milan, managed by Roberto Mancini, are interested but given his huge wages there are some doubts . Toure has more than two years left on his current \u00a3220,000-a-week deal and is unlikely to move for anything less. A number of clubs, such as Inter Milan, are interested in the 31-year-old, but given his huge salary there must be doubts over whether they would be able to afford it. Inter are prepared to offer Toure a five-year deal to compensate for the pay-cut he would be required to take if he moved to Italy \u2014 although, it remains to be seen whether he'd agree to such a compromise. There have been preliminary talks about a contract extension for Toure at City \u2014 which included the possibility of an ambassadorial role when he hangs up his boots. But it seems the club are now happy for him to leave. City, meanwhile, will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of a \u00a324million deal for Alvaro Negredo to fund a move for Radamel Falcao, currently on loan at Manchester United. City will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of a \u00a324million deal for Alvaro Negredo this summer . Negredo joined Valencia on loan last summer and the agreement included a clause involving a permanent move to the Mestalla. Reports in Spain  suggested that Valencia are having second thoughts about keeping Negredo next season, but City are adamant that the deal will go through as planned. The 29-year-old striker scored 23 goals in his first season at the Etihad following a \u00a320.6m move from Sevilla, but he has only found the net five times for Valencia. When he scored in Monday\u2019s 3-0 win over Levante, the Spain striker refused to celebrate, fuelling speculation over his future at the club. Negredo joined Valencia on loan last summer but reports in Spain say they are looking at Radamel Falcao . Victory kept Valencia in fourth place in La Liga and on course to qualify for the Champions League, but financial problems mean they are already struggling to hold onto key players like defender Nicolas Otamendi. It has, however, not stopped Valencia being linked with a summer move for Falcao, who is set to leave United at the end of his season-long loan from Monaco. Falcao\u2019s agent Jorge Mendes has been acting as an advisor to Valencia owner Peter Lim and offloading Negredo is seen as one way of affording the Colombia star. City had scouts at Porto, watching their 3-1 Champions League win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday night, with the home team\u2019s Brazilian left-back Alex Sandro said to be the main focus of interest. City had scouts at Porto with Brazilian left-back Alex Sandro said to be the main focus of interest for them .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nYaya Toure will not be forced out of Manchester City, but the club are set to make the midfielder available this summer. Sportsmail\u00a0revealed earlier this week that the Barclays Premier League champions will listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to reshape their squad after a disappointing season. But Toure will fight for his City career this summer despite the club pondering his future. Yaya Toure will not be forced out of Manchester City, but the club are set to make him available this summer . Sportsmail revealed earlier this week that the  Premier League champions will listen to offers for the Ivorian . He is said to be content with life at the Etihad Stadium despite the difficulties and is in no rush to leave. The Ivorian has played a major role during City's recent trophy-laden period, helping the club to two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and League Cup since joining from Barcelona in 2010. And the powerhouse midfielder still believes he can have a major impact for City in the future and remains fully committed to the cause. Another stumbling block towards a potential move is the four-time African Player of the Year winner's wages. Inter Milan, managed by Roberto Mancini, are interested but given his huge wages there are some doubts . Toure has more than two years left on his current \u00a3220,000-a-week deal and is unlikely to move for anything less. A number of clubs, such as Inter Milan, are interested in the 31-year-old, but given his huge salary there must be doubts over whether they would be able to afford it. Inter are prepared to offer Toure a five-year deal to compensate for the pay-cut he would be required to take if he moved to Italy \u2014 although, it remains to be seen whether he'd agree to such a compromise. There have been preliminary talks about a contract extension for Toure at City \u2014 which included the possibility of an ambassadorial role when he hangs up his boots. But it seems the club are now happy for him to leave. City, meanwhile, will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of a \u00a324million deal for Alvaro Negredo to fund a move for Radamel Falcao, currently on loan at Manchester United. City will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of a \u00a324million deal for Alvaro Negredo this summer . Negredo joined Valencia on loan last summer and the agreement included a clause involving a permanent move to the Mestalla. Reports in Spain  suggested that Valencia are having second thoughts about keeping Negredo next season, but City are adamant that the deal will go through as planned. The 29-year-old striker scored 23 goals in his first season at the Etihad following a \u00a320.6m move from Sevilla, but he has only found the net five times for Valencia. When he scored in Monday\u2019s 3-0 win over Levante, the Spain striker refused to celebrate, fuelling speculation over his future at the club. Negredo joined Valencia on loan last summer but reports in Spain say they are looking at Radamel Falcao . Victory kept Valencia in fourth place in La Liga and on course to qualify for the Champions League, but financial problems mean they are already struggling to hold onto key players like defender Nicolas Otamendi. It has, however, not stopped Valencia being linked with a summer move for Falcao, who is set to leave United at the end of his season-long loan from Monaco. Falcao\u2019s agent Jorge Mendes has been acting as an advisor to Valencia owner Peter Lim and offloading Negredo is seen as one way of affording the Colombia star. City had scouts at Porto, watching their 3-1 Champions League win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday night, with the home team\u2019s Brazilian left-back Alex Sandro said to be the main focus of interest. City had scouts at Porto with Brazilian left-back Alex Sandro said to be the main focus of interest for them ."}], "metadata": {"id": "3a37aa1d9f97c3025078534e2d1884ee706d02c2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Manchester City are willing to listen to offers for Yaya Toure this summer .\nThe Premier League champions are looking to reshape their squad .\nToure is determined not to be forced out of the door despite tough year .\nHis \u00a3220,000-a-week deal will cause stumbling block to potential move .\nInter Milan are keen on signing him but there are doubts over their bid .\nCity will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of Alvaro Negredo deal ."}}
{"prompt": "The 11-year-old autistic boy who miraculously survived four nights alone in Victorian bushland has been reunited with his rescuers. Doctors say they are stunned with how healthy Luke Shambrook appeared, considering he had gone without food or water since Good Friday. Sitting up in his hospital bed, the young boy is seen flanked by two people from the search and rescue team who made the dramatic find on Tuesday, just three kilometres from where he went missing at Lake Eildon National Park, northeast of Melbourne. Scroll down for video . Luke Shambrook was lost for four nights alone in the Victorian bushland and on Wednesday he was reunited with his rescuers at Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne . Luke is with his family at Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne and was suffering from exhaustion, dehydration and hypothermia when he was found. He is unlikely to suffer any long term effects from his traumatic ordeal. Paediatrician Amy Gray said Luke was still a bit weak and tired, but asking for food. 'It's an amazingly happy outcome after what has clearly been an incredibly stressful, traumatic experience,' she said on Wednesday. 'I don't know that any of us know exactly what he's been through, but ... we think he's doing fabulously for someone who has been through what we can only imagine, and certainly in much better condition than what we'd expect.' The 11-year-old autistic boy was found just three kilometres away from where went missing at Lake Eildon National Park - north-east of Melbourne . A camera on the helicopter captured the dramatic moment rescuers reached Luke on the fourth day of an increasingly desperate search . A police officer was first on the site, and he knelt down and offered Luke reassurance he was finally safe . Dr Gray said he was improving with each hour and doctors did not expect him to have any ongoing physical problems from the ordeal. 'Aside from the dehydration he's tired and weak, again as you would expect, but there's no other real major physical issues at this stage,' she said. 'He seems very content and settled in the ward and happily interacting with the family.' A desperate search for Luke was mounted after he went missing from the Candlebark Campground near Lake Eildon on Friday. Other rescuers quickly followed, with one wrapping the terrified boy in a foil blanket, before he was gently taken from the bush to where he could receive proper medial attention . It ended on Tuesday when a police helicopter guiding on-ground searchers to Luke's location and captured the moment on dramatic video, . Luke is seen peering out from behind trees before a uniformed police officer him and appears to take his hand to reassure him he was finally safe. Then other rescuers join the scene, with one of them unfolding a foil blanket and wrapping it around the boy's shoulders. Luke's autism and limited speech could mean he never reveals what happened. 'He may have been wandering around lost and clocking up the k's,' Acting Assistant Police Commissioner Rick Nugent told Fairfax Radio on Wednesday. Luke Shambrook has been found alive after he went missing from\u00a0the Candlebark Campground near Lake Eildon on Friday . He suffered from dehydration and hypothermia but has been reunited with his mother Rachel (pictured left) His parents Tim and Rachel were reunited with Luke as he was put into an ambulance in a stretcher, with his mother giving him a kiss . Luke was found just before midday AEST on Tuesday in bushland off Skyline Road, 3km from the campsite . 'I'm not sure we'll ever know.' Mr Nugent on Tuesday said Luke's survival in the cold, wet, rugged terrain was a miracle. SES spokesman Brent Sergeant said the more days that passed during the search for Luke, the harder it became for volunteers. But finding the boy's beanie on Monday and realising he had walked away from water, rather than toward it, lifted their spirits. His doctors are amazed he is in such a good condition considering he was missing without food and water for so long . The Shambrook family with (left to right) Luke, 11, Lauren, 7, and Matthew, 10 and parents Rachel and Tim . When his parents Tim and Rachel were reunited with Luke as he was put into an ambulance in a stretcher, with his mother giving him a kiss on Tuesday. Luke gave his father Tim a 'big thumbs up' when they saw each other, the family said. 'When the rescue team found him, he was in high spirits and was walked out of the bush on his own two feet,' they said in a statement. 'The family are very happy to be reunited.' The Candlebark Campground in Lake Eildon National Park, central Victoria, where Luke went missing on Friday . Luke went missing near Lake Eildon is located north-east of Melbourne and is located within the national park .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe 11-year-old autistic boy who miraculously survived four nights alone in Victorian bushland has been reunited with his rescuers. Doctors say they are stunned with how healthy Luke Shambrook appeared, considering he had gone without food or water since Good Friday. Sitting up in his hospital bed, the young boy is seen flanked by two people from the search and rescue team who made the dramatic find on Tuesday, just three kilometres from where he went missing at Lake Eildon National Park, northeast of Melbourne. Scroll down for video . Luke Shambrook was lost for four nights alone in the Victorian bushland and on Wednesday he was reunited with his rescuers at Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne . Luke is with his family at Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne and was suffering from exhaustion, dehydration and hypothermia when he was found. He is unlikely to suffer any long term effects from his traumatic ordeal. Paediatrician Amy Gray said Luke was still a bit weak and tired, but asking for food. 'It's an amazingly happy outcome after what has clearly been an incredibly stressful, traumatic experience,' she said on Wednesday. 'I don't know that any of us know exactly what he's been through, but ... we think he's doing fabulously for someone who has been through what we can only imagine, and certainly in much better condition than what we'd expect.' The 11-year-old autistic boy was found just three kilometres away from where went missing at Lake Eildon National Park - north-east of Melbourne . A camera on the helicopter captured the dramatic moment rescuers reached Luke on the fourth day of an increasingly desperate search . A police officer was first on the site, and he knelt down and offered Luke reassurance he was finally safe . Dr Gray said he was improving with each hour and doctors did not expect him to have any ongoing physical problems from the ordeal. 'Aside from the dehydration he's tired and weak, again as you would expect, but there's no other real major physical issues at this stage,' she said. 'He seems very content and settled in the ward and happily interacting with the family.' A desperate search for Luke was mounted after he went missing from the Candlebark Campground near Lake Eildon on Friday. Other rescuers quickly followed, with one wrapping the terrified boy in a foil blanket, before he was gently taken from the bush to where he could receive proper medial attention . It ended on Tuesday when a police helicopter guiding on-ground searchers to Luke's location and captured the moment on dramatic video, . Luke is seen peering out from behind trees before a uniformed police officer him and appears to take his hand to reassure him he was finally safe. Then other rescuers join the scene, with one of them unfolding a foil blanket and wrapping it around the boy's shoulders. Luke's autism and limited speech could mean he never reveals what happened. 'He may have been wandering around lost and clocking up the k's,' Acting Assistant Police Commissioner Rick Nugent told Fairfax Radio on Wednesday. Luke Shambrook has been found alive after he went missing from\u00a0the Candlebark Campground near Lake Eildon on Friday . He suffered from dehydration and hypothermia but has been reunited with his mother Rachel (pictured left) His parents Tim and Rachel were reunited with Luke as he was put into an ambulance in a stretcher, with his mother giving him a kiss . Luke was found just before midday AEST on Tuesday in bushland off Skyline Road, 3km from the campsite . 'I'm not sure we'll ever know.' Mr Nugent on Tuesday said Luke's survival in the cold, wet, rugged terrain was a miracle. SES spokesman Brent Sergeant said the more days that passed during the search for Luke, the harder it became for volunteers. But finding the boy's beanie on Monday and realising he had walked away from water, rather than toward it, lifted their spirits. His doctors are amazed he is in such a good condition considering he was missing without food and water for so long . The Shambrook family with (left to right) Luke, 11, Lauren, 7, and Matthew, 10 and parents Rachel and Tim . When his parents Tim and Rachel were reunited with Luke as he was put into an ambulance in a stretcher, with his mother giving him a kiss on Tuesday. Luke gave his father Tim a 'big thumbs up' when they saw each other, the family said. 'When the rescue team found him, he was in high spirits and was walked out of the bush on his own two feet,' they said in a statement. 'The family are very happy to be reunited.' The Candlebark Campground in Lake Eildon National Park, central Victoria, where Luke went missing on Friday . Luke went missing near Lake Eildon is located north-east of Melbourne and is located within the national park ."}], "metadata": {"id": "d39c020af27a17b073bd17a79e59738b3fbc9107", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Luke Shambrook, 11, was found after he went missing on Good Friday .\nThe autistic boy was reunited with his rescuers in a Melbourne hospital .\nSome members of his search and rescue team visited him on Wednesday .\nDoctors are amazed at how well he is doing considering his four-day ordeal .\nThe boy was suffering from dehydration, hypothermia and exhaustion .\nLuke went missing in Lake Eildon National Park - north-east of Melbourne ."}}
{"prompt": "Trailing Birmingham City by two goals, Bournemouth were down to fourth in the Championship at one stage in the afternoon but a thrilling four-goal turnaround moved them back to the top. \u2018That\u2019s the madness of it,\u2019 manager Eddie Howe said in the aftermath. \u2018I couldn't believe in one game we dropped to fourth. It\u2019s great for the neutral, but not so great for us.\u2019 The south coast club had not conceded the first goal at Dean Court this campaign and have struggled to get anything from losing positions, but comebacks rarely come better than being two behind after 21 minutes. Charlie Daniels (right) fires home from the edge of the box to seal the win and make it 4-2 to Bournemouth . Yann Kermorgant slots home a penalty to cap a remarkable comeback and make it 3-2 to Bournemouth . BOURNEMOUTH (4-4-2): Boruc; Francis, Cook, Elphick, Daniels; Ritchie, Surman, Arter, Fraser (Smith 56); Kermorgant (Pitman 87), Wilson (Jones 88). Subs not used:\u00a0Camp, Ward, Gosling, Stanislas. Goals: Cook 39, Wilson 45, Kermorgant 48 (pen), Daniels 74 . Manager: Eddie Howe . Booked: Wilson, Francis, Smith . BIRMINGHAM (4-2-3-1): Randolph; Caddis, Morrison, Robinson, Grounds; Davis, Tesche; Cotterill, Shinnie (Thomas 75), Dyer (Gray 69); Donaldson (Kiernan 79). Subs not used: Novak, Doyle, Zigic, Brown. Goals:\u00a0Donaldson 18, Cotterill 21 . Manager: Gary Rowett . Booked: Davis, Ground, . Sent off: Robinson (straight red) Referee: Andy Woolmer . Stadium:\u00a0The Goldsands Stadium . Attendance: 11,084 . Watford temporarily moved top by beating Middlesbrough, who started the day as leaders, in the lunch-time kick-off and Norwich then went above them with victory against Sheffield Wednesday. But Bournemouth have been this season\u2019s pacesetters and clearly have no intention of stepping aside for the final sprint to the finish line. It did not feel like that, however, when the visitors stunned them with two goals in three minutes. A straightforward ball was played over the top from central midfield by Andrew Shinnie, on 18 minutes, and Clayton Donaldson burst through on goal. Bournemouth goalkeeper Artur Boruc started to come from his line then hesitated and before he knew it the striker had sent the ball over him and in. \u2018We want eight,\u2019 the travelling Birmingham supporters chanted in jest, demanding vengeance for Bournemouth thrashing them 8-0 in the reverse of this fixture back in October. That scoreline became less fantastical when they added a second in the 21st minute. Birmingham winger David Cotterill made a strong run down the right and with a defender backing off he buried a strike across goal into the bottom left corner. \u2018That didn\u2019t feel too good,\u2019 Howe admitted. \u2018I\u2019d be lying if I said nerves won\u2019 t come into it, it\u2019s only natural considering what\u2019s at stake.\u2019 But Bournemouth have not got around the automatic qualification places by buckling under pressure and they scored twice before the break. Callum Wilson rounds Birmingham keeper Darren Randolph to draw Bournemouth level . Wilson celebrates his 17th league goal of the season as Bournemouth fight back from two goals down . Steve Cook (centre) battles past a host of Birmingham defenders to score for Bournemouth and make it 2-1 . On 39 minutes, Matt Ritchie whipped in a corner from the right-hand side and Tommy Elphick and Steve Cook both leapt for it, the latter eventually bundling the ball over the line. Then in first-half stoppage time Yann Kermorgant played a delicate ball through Birmingham\u2019s defence, perfectly weighted between defender and goalkeeper for Callum Wilson to round Darren Randolph and tap in. Only three minutes into the second half and they were in front. Wilson broke free down the right, carried the ball into the box and was scythed down by Birmingham defender Paul Robinson after a cheeky turn. Kermogant stoked in the penalty. \u2018I felt the officials were inconsistent,\u2019 Birmingham manager Gary Rowett said. 'We had three clear onsides given off and Wilson was level when he won the penalty. Elphick tried to slap Rob Kiernan in a melee at the end and the referee was right next to it but gave nothing.\u2019 If Birmingham\u2019s two goals in three minutes were impressive, Bournemouth\u2019s three in nine were even more devastating and they added to that in the 74th minute. Substitute Adam Smith first had a shot from the edge of the box blocked, which left Randolph on the floor, and the midfielder went for the opposite corner only for the keeper to dive back. But there was nothing Randolph could do when the ball came out to Charlie Daniels who struck a shot into the ground which looped in off the bar. The game was over in the 77th minute when Robinson was sent off for a foul last man. Referee Andy Woolmer handed out a straight red card, but it was hard to make out amongst the Birmingham red faces. David Cotterill celebrates making it 2-0 to Birmingham after just 21 minutes . Clayton Donaldson (centre) opens the scoring for Birmingham with a sublime lob over Artur Boruc . Paul Robinson was shown a red card for a challenge on Wilson after 78 minutes . Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe had plenty to smiles about as his side returned to the top of the table .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTrailing Birmingham City by two goals, Bournemouth were down to fourth in the Championship at one stage in the afternoon but a thrilling four-goal turnaround moved them back to the top. \u2018That\u2019s the madness of it,\u2019 manager Eddie Howe said in the aftermath. \u2018I couldn't believe in one game we dropped to fourth. It\u2019s great for the neutral, but not so great for us.\u2019 The south coast club had not conceded the first goal at Dean Court this campaign and have struggled to get anything from losing positions, but comebacks rarely come better than being two behind after 21 minutes. Charlie Daniels (right) fires home from the edge of the box to seal the win and make it 4-2 to Bournemouth . Yann Kermorgant slots home a penalty to cap a remarkable comeback and make it 3-2 to Bournemouth . BOURNEMOUTH (4-4-2): Boruc; Francis, Cook, Elphick, Daniels; Ritchie, Surman, Arter, Fraser (Smith 56); Kermorgant (Pitman 87), Wilson (Jones 88). Subs not used:\u00a0Camp, Ward, Gosling, Stanislas. Goals: Cook 39, Wilson 45, Kermorgant 48 (pen), Daniels 74 . Manager: Eddie Howe . Booked: Wilson, Francis, Smith . BIRMINGHAM (4-2-3-1): Randolph; Caddis, Morrison, Robinson, Grounds; Davis, Tesche; Cotterill, Shinnie (Thomas 75), Dyer (Gray 69); Donaldson (Kiernan 79). Subs not used: Novak, Doyle, Zigic, Brown. Goals:\u00a0Donaldson 18, Cotterill 21 . Manager: Gary Rowett . Booked: Davis, Ground, . Sent off: Robinson (straight red) Referee: Andy Woolmer . Stadium:\u00a0The Goldsands Stadium . Attendance: 11,084 . Watford temporarily moved top by beating Middlesbrough, who started the day as leaders, in the lunch-time kick-off and Norwich then went above them with victory against Sheffield Wednesday. But Bournemouth have been this season\u2019s pacesetters and clearly have no intention of stepping aside for the final sprint to the finish line. It did not feel like that, however, when the visitors stunned them with two goals in three minutes. A straightforward ball was played over the top from central midfield by Andrew Shinnie, on 18 minutes, and Clayton Donaldson burst through on goal. Bournemouth goalkeeper Artur Boruc started to come from his line then hesitated and before he knew it the striker had sent the ball over him and in. \u2018We want eight,\u2019 the travelling Birmingham supporters chanted in jest, demanding vengeance for Bournemouth thrashing them 8-0 in the reverse of this fixture back in October. That scoreline became less fantastical when they added a second in the 21st minute. Birmingham winger David Cotterill made a strong run down the right and with a defender backing off he buried a strike across goal into the bottom left corner. \u2018That didn\u2019t feel too good,\u2019 Howe admitted. \u2018I\u2019d be lying if I said nerves won\u2019 t come into it, it\u2019s only natural considering what\u2019s at stake.\u2019 But Bournemouth have not got around the automatic qualification places by buckling under pressure and they scored twice before the break. Callum Wilson rounds Birmingham keeper Darren Randolph to draw Bournemouth level . Wilson celebrates his 17th league goal of the season as Bournemouth fight back from two goals down . Steve Cook (centre) battles past a host of Birmingham defenders to score for Bournemouth and make it 2-1 . On 39 minutes, Matt Ritchie whipped in a corner from the right-hand side and Tommy Elphick and Steve Cook both leapt for it, the latter eventually bundling the ball over the line. Then in first-half stoppage time Yann Kermorgant played a delicate ball through Birmingham\u2019s defence, perfectly weighted between defender and goalkeeper for Callum Wilson to round Darren Randolph and tap in. Only three minutes into the second half and they were in front. Wilson broke free down the right, carried the ball into the box and was scythed down by Birmingham defender Paul Robinson after a cheeky turn. Kermogant stoked in the penalty. \u2018I felt the officials were inconsistent,\u2019 Birmingham manager Gary Rowett said. 'We had three clear onsides given off and Wilson was level when he won the penalty. Elphick tried to slap Rob Kiernan in a melee at the end and the referee was right next to it but gave nothing.\u2019 If Birmingham\u2019s two goals in three minutes were impressive, Bournemouth\u2019s three in nine were even more devastating and they added to that in the 74th minute. Substitute Adam Smith first had a shot from the edge of the box blocked, which left Randolph on the floor, and the midfielder went for the opposite corner only for the keeper to dive back. But there was nothing Randolph could do when the ball came out to Charlie Daniels who struck a shot into the ground which looped in off the bar. The game was over in the 77th minute when Robinson was sent off for a foul last man. Referee Andy Woolmer handed out a straight red card, but it was hard to make out amongst the Birmingham red faces. David Cotterill celebrates making it 2-0 to Birmingham after just 21 minutes . Clayton Donaldson (centre) opens the scoring for Birmingham with a sublime lob over Artur Boruc . Paul Robinson was shown a red card for a challenge on Wilson after 78 minutes . Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe had plenty to smiles about as his side returned to the top of the table ."}], "metadata": {"id": "fa701689657c5c14d5d2a7b16931f81d9628e1ca", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Bournemouth are now one point clear of Norwich at the top of the table .\nBirmingham took the lead through Clayton Donaldson and David Cotterill .\nSteve Cook and Callum Wilson drew Bournemouth level before Yann Kermorgant and Charlie Daniels sealed the three points ."}}
{"prompt": "She's the clean eating food lover who has more than 102,000 followers on Instagram thanks to her healthy and delicious looking meals. But she has a secret weapon that most food bloggers don't have - when people aren't obsessing over her recipes, they're checking out her rock-hard abs. We're talking about Clean Eating Alice, the latest social media sensation to be making a name for\u00a0herself by living a healthy life. Scroll down for video . Over the last year Alice (pictured before, left, and after, right) has completely transformed her body with the help of healthy eating and the LDN Muscle bikini guide . Alice Liveing, from Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, began her healthy journey just over a year ago. She said: 'After years of bad skin, constant fatigue and feeling uncomfortable about my appearance I decided to completely overhaul my approach to eating. 'I started experimenting with food, and found that simply changing what I ate for breakfast had a huge impact on my mood and energy for that day. 'The term [clean eating] is completely subjective and can mean different things to different people, but my interpretation of it was to develop a healthy relationship with food. 'I didn\u2019t restrict myself or feel like I was dieting as such, and learnt how best to fuel my body with tasty and nutritious food.' In these Instagram snaps Alice shows off toned arms, something she said she had previously struggled with . Alice started sharing pictures of her meals on Instagram, which allowed her to take stock of what she was putting into her body. 'I remember a distinct turning point was when I began to post photos of my food on the social media platform Instagram,' she said. 'The idea that I would be making healthy food, and being able to log and share it on Instagram was nothing novel or new, but was helpful for me to keep track of what I was eating. 'I also found great pleasure in making my food look nice, as well as taste good. 'I am conscious that some people may find it annoying when their friends start posting foodie pics on social media, but however annoying they may find it, it is precisely what enabled me to find a healthy relationship with food and create new and delicious dishes that could then help others.' In this snap Alice shows off her figure in a pair of shorts ready for a New Year's Eve party . Of course you don't get a body like Alice's without putting in a lot of hard work. She revealed: 'I aim to go to the gym between four and six times a week, and follow the LDN Muscle Bikini Guide. 'I think one of the best things about this journey is that I found a way of exercising that I loved which I think is so important, and I have LDN Muscle to thank for that. 'I think that the way I look has gained me a few male admirers, but I try to avoid letting any of this attention go to my head!' On the LDN Muscle website, the weight training programme says it aims to promote a 'natural, lean and aesthetic physique'. But when it comes to health and fitness tips there is often only one question on her fans lips. She said: 'My most frequently asked questions are usually about how to poach an egg, which is always funny, and I guess I have my own technique that I am always happy to share.' Alice - who also uses the Healthy Selfie App to chart her progress - poses in the mirror showing off her extremely defined abs . Alice trains in the gym up to six times a week which is how she maintains her impressive body . She continued: 'Other questions usually focus on what exercise I do, and most notably what abdominal exercises I do. 'I try and answer all questions as I like to help people as best I can.' Alice says that it's been amazing to see her social media following grow and that in the future she would love to be the female Jamie Oliver. She said: 'I would love to bring healthy eating to the masses and be the female equivalent of Jamie Oliver. 'My food isn\u2019t complicated, expensive or pretentious nor does it require ingredients that you can\u2019t find in your local supermarket. 'I will be bringing out some recipe ebooks in partnership with LDN Muscle which will include breakfast, lunch and dinner ideas, as well as launching my YouTube channel and personal training. 'On top of all of this I am just about to graduate from Bird College where I have trained for three years as a musical theatre performer, and I am hoping to also pursue my dream to perform in the West End.' Alice says that what she eats changes every day: 'My recipes are usually created from what I fancy eating on a given day, and what I\u2019ve got in the fridge. 'I usually take out all the ingredients I fancy and then try and think how I can create something tasty with them. 'My meals are always built around a protein source, so I usually start there, for example a chicken breast, or salmon and then try and pack in some veg, such as kale, spinach or broccoli, and then add a carb source, my favourite being sweet potato. 'I always try and experiment with seasoning too, so things like paprika, and turmeric to add some flavour.' She continued: 'In terms of avoiding foods, I stay away from refined sugars, and most processed foods, although I am a big bacon lover. 'Alcohol is something that I just make conscious decisions on now, so for example if I\u2019m going to have a drink I\u2019ll have a vodka and diet coke, rather than a brightly coloured alcho-pop. 'It\u2019s all about not feeling restricted and instead just making better choices, and ultimately enjoying being fit and healthy.' Alice says that she likes to start her mornings with a breakfast such as this breakfast wrap made with egg white and crispy chorizo . Breakfast: . Healthy breakfast 'wrap' with spicy paprika egg white wrap, stuffed with crispy chorizo, avocado, rocket, red onion and tomatoes. For lunch Alice might enjoy a cauliflower rice, chicken sausages, toasted almonds, rocket and tomato salad . Lunch: . Grilled chicken sausages, with broccoli and cauliflower rice, toasted almonds and rocket and tomato salad. For dinner Alice enjoys salmon fillet with crispy parsnip chips . Dinner: . Grilled salmon fillet with crispy parsnip chips, fresh spinach topped with avocado and lentil sprouts, a spicy Harissa and Greek yogurt sauce with garlic, red onion and some vine tomatoes.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nShe's the clean eating food lover who has more than 102,000 followers on Instagram thanks to her healthy and delicious looking meals. But she has a secret weapon that most food bloggers don't have - when people aren't obsessing over her recipes, they're checking out her rock-hard abs. We're talking about Clean Eating Alice, the latest social media sensation to be making a name for\u00a0herself by living a healthy life. Scroll down for video . Over the last year Alice (pictured before, left, and after, right) has completely transformed her body with the help of healthy eating and the LDN Muscle bikini guide . Alice Liveing, from Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, began her healthy journey just over a year ago. She said: 'After years of bad skin, constant fatigue and feeling uncomfortable about my appearance I decided to completely overhaul my approach to eating. 'I started experimenting with food, and found that simply changing what I ate for breakfast had a huge impact on my mood and energy for that day. 'The term [clean eating] is completely subjective and can mean different things to different people, but my interpretation of it was to develop a healthy relationship with food. 'I didn\u2019t restrict myself or feel like I was dieting as such, and learnt how best to fuel my body with tasty and nutritious food.' In these Instagram snaps Alice shows off toned arms, something she said she had previously struggled with . Alice started sharing pictures of her meals on Instagram, which allowed her to take stock of what she was putting into her body. 'I remember a distinct turning point was when I began to post photos of my food on the social media platform Instagram,' she said. 'The idea that I would be making healthy food, and being able to log and share it on Instagram was nothing novel or new, but was helpful for me to keep track of what I was eating. 'I also found great pleasure in making my food look nice, as well as taste good. 'I am conscious that some people may find it annoying when their friends start posting foodie pics on social media, but however annoying they may find it, it is precisely what enabled me to find a healthy relationship with food and create new and delicious dishes that could then help others.' In this snap Alice shows off her figure in a pair of shorts ready for a New Year's Eve party . Of course you don't get a body like Alice's without putting in a lot of hard work. She revealed: 'I aim to go to the gym between four and six times a week, and follow the LDN Muscle Bikini Guide. 'I think one of the best things about this journey is that I found a way of exercising that I loved which I think is so important, and I have LDN Muscle to thank for that. 'I think that the way I look has gained me a few male admirers, but I try to avoid letting any of this attention go to my head!' On the LDN Muscle website, the weight training programme says it aims to promote a 'natural, lean and aesthetic physique'. But when it comes to health and fitness tips there is often only one question on her fans lips. She said: 'My most frequently asked questions are usually about how to poach an egg, which is always funny, and I guess I have my own technique that I am always happy to share.' Alice - who also uses the Healthy Selfie App to chart her progress - poses in the mirror showing off her extremely defined abs . Alice trains in the gym up to six times a week which is how she maintains her impressive body . She continued: 'Other questions usually focus on what exercise I do, and most notably what abdominal exercises I do. 'I try and answer all questions as I like to help people as best I can.' Alice says that it's been amazing to see her social media following grow and that in the future she would love to be the female Jamie Oliver. She said: 'I would love to bring healthy eating to the masses and be the female equivalent of Jamie Oliver. 'My food isn\u2019t complicated, expensive or pretentious nor does it require ingredients that you can\u2019t find in your local supermarket. 'I will be bringing out some recipe ebooks in partnership with LDN Muscle which will include breakfast, lunch and dinner ideas, as well as launching my YouTube channel and personal training. 'On top of all of this I am just about to graduate from Bird College where I have trained for three years as a musical theatre performer, and I am hoping to also pursue my dream to perform in the West End.' Alice says that what she eats changes every day: 'My recipes are usually created from what I fancy eating on a given day, and what I\u2019ve got in the fridge. 'I usually take out all the ingredients I fancy and then try and think how I can create something tasty with them. 'My meals are always built around a protein source, so I usually start there, for example a chicken breast, or salmon and then try and pack in some veg, such as kale, spinach or broccoli, and then add a carb source, my favourite being sweet potato. 'I always try and experiment with seasoning too, so things like paprika, and turmeric to add some flavour.' She continued: 'In terms of avoiding foods, I stay away from refined sugars, and most processed foods, although I am a big bacon lover. 'Alcohol is something that I just make conscious decisions on now, so for example if I\u2019m going to have a drink I\u2019ll have a vodka and diet coke, rather than a brightly coloured alcho-pop. 'It\u2019s all about not feeling restricted and instead just making better choices, and ultimately enjoying being fit and healthy.' Alice says that she likes to start her mornings with a breakfast such as this breakfast wrap made with egg white and crispy chorizo . Breakfast: . Healthy breakfast 'wrap' with spicy paprika egg white wrap, stuffed with crispy chorizo, avocado, rocket, red onion and tomatoes. For lunch Alice might enjoy a cauliflower rice, chicken sausages, toasted almonds, rocket and tomato salad . Lunch: . Grilled chicken sausages, with broccoli and cauliflower rice, toasted almonds and rocket and tomato salad. For dinner Alice enjoys salmon fillet with crispy parsnip chips . Dinner: . Grilled salmon fillet with crispy parsnip chips, fresh spinach topped with avocado and lentil sprouts, a spicy Harissa and Greek yogurt sauce with garlic, red onion and some vine tomatoes."}], "metadata": {"id": "5a208cdfba5c38077a56f3ec219fdeee86fc4c15", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Clean Eating Alice is the latest healthy living Instagram sensation .\nShe posts pictures of her body transformation and healthy meals .\nThe pretty blonde has a six pack thanks to the LDN Muscle\u00a0bikini\u00a0plan ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)An American citizen was wounded by gunfire Thursday as she drove from the medical school in Karachi, Pakistan, where she works, police said. Debra Lobo, a 55-year-old California native, was shot in the right cheek and left arm and is unconscious but expected to survive, according to Mohamad Shah, a Karachi police spokesman. Police found pamphlets that the assailants had thrown into Lobo's car, written in Urdu, saying \"America should be burnt,\" Shah said. Lobo had left the Jinnah Medical and Dental College, where she works as vice principal, to pick up her two daughters from school. Two assailants on a passing motorcycle shot her while she was driving, Shah said. \"Our U.S. Consulate General in Karachi is in close contact with Pakistani authorities and is working to obtain more information,\" said a U.S. Embassy spokesperson. Lobo is being treated at the Karachi's Aga Khan Hospital, said Shah. She has lived in Pakistan since 1996 and is married to a Christian Pakistani who is a librarian at the American School in Karachi. Karachi police are investigating, Shah said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)An American citizen was wounded by gunfire Thursday as she drove from the medical school in Karachi, Pakistan, where she works, police said. Debra Lobo, a 55-year-old California native, was shot in the right cheek and left arm and is unconscious but expected to survive, according to Mohamad Shah, a Karachi police spokesman. Police found pamphlets that the assailants had thrown into Lobo's car, written in Urdu, saying \"America should be burnt,\" Shah said. Lobo had left the Jinnah Medical and Dental College, where she works as vice principal, to pick up her two daughters from school. Two assailants on a passing motorcycle shot her while she was driving, Shah said. \"Our U.S. Consulate General in Karachi is in close contact with Pakistani authorities and is working to obtain more information,\" said a U.S. Embassy spokesperson. Lobo is being treated at the Karachi's Aga Khan Hospital, said Shah. She has lived in Pakistan since 1996 and is married to a Christian Pakistani who is a librarian at the American School in Karachi. Karachi police are investigating, Shah said."}], "metadata": {"id": "5f30610478df4a9e0c1beccf6608f83f551f73ba", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Debra Lobo, 55, is unconscious but is expected to survive after being shot Thursday, police say .\nShe is vice principal of the Jinnah Medical and Dental College in Karachi .\nPolice: She was on her way to pick up her daughters from school when she was shot ."}}
{"prompt": "Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight champion title on Saturday night, controlling Kyoji Horiguchi for nearly the entire five-round bout before scoring the latest submission win in UFC history - tapping out his opponent with a second left. 'I didn't want to be stupid and get knocked out,' Johnson said. 'I had 25 minutes. I just took my time, and with 1 second left, I figured I better finish him.' Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight title with a win over Kyoji Horiguchi in Montreal . Johnson celebrates after a successful defence of his title at th Bell Centre in Canada on Saturday . The American secured a submission victory over Horiguchi in the latest UFC pay-per-view event . Horiguchi was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going. But the Japanese contender was unable to truly capitalize on the opportunities, and it would cost him. Johnson (22-2-1) simply took over in the second round, showing the wide range of skills that have earned him recognition as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters. Constant pressure from the champ left Horiguchi (15-2) struggling to find any opportunity to attack. Instead, the challenger was constantly forced to try and prevent Johnson from taking his back, as they battled routinely against the fence and in the clinch. The American Johnson lands a right hand on his Japanese opponent during their bout in Montreal . Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (right) beat Fabio Maldonado of Brazil to win his first bout since 2011 . It was one-way traffic until the final round, and the 23-year-old challenger was simply overwhelmed by the more experienced champ. Horiguchi tried to attack until the end, briefly threatening with a fifth-round triangle choke, but he was simply overwhelmed. While he was clearly ahead on the scorecards in the final seconds, Johnson turned up the volume, transitioned to an armbar and scored the submission win. Johnson successfully defended the title for the sixth time. In the co-main event, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (36-11) earned his first UFC win since 2011, scoring a unanimous decision over Brazilian slugger Fabio Maldonado (22-8).", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDemetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight champion title on Saturday night, controlling Kyoji Horiguchi for nearly the entire five-round bout before scoring the latest submission win in UFC history - tapping out his opponent with a second left. 'I didn't want to be stupid and get knocked out,' Johnson said. 'I had 25 minutes. I just took my time, and with 1 second left, I figured I better finish him.' Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight title with a win over Kyoji Horiguchi in Montreal . Johnson celebrates after a successful defence of his title at th Bell Centre in Canada on Saturday . The American secured a submission victory over Horiguchi in the latest UFC pay-per-view event . Horiguchi was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going. But the Japanese contender was unable to truly capitalize on the opportunities, and it would cost him. Johnson (22-2-1) simply took over in the second round, showing the wide range of skills that have earned him recognition as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters. Constant pressure from the champ left Horiguchi (15-2) struggling to find any opportunity to attack. Instead, the challenger was constantly forced to try and prevent Johnson from taking his back, as they battled routinely against the fence and in the clinch. The American Johnson lands a right hand on his Japanese opponent during their bout in Montreal . Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (right) beat Fabio Maldonado of Brazil to win his first bout since 2011 . It was one-way traffic until the final round, and the 23-year-old challenger was simply overwhelmed by the more experienced champ. Horiguchi tried to attack until the end, briefly threatening with a fifth-round triangle choke, but he was simply overwhelmed. While he was clearly ahead on the scorecards in the final seconds, Johnson turned up the volume, transitioned to an armbar and scored the submission win. Johnson successfully defended the title for the sixth time. In the co-main event, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (36-11) earned his first UFC win since 2011, scoring a unanimous decision over Brazilian slugger Fabio Maldonado (22-8)."}], "metadata": {"id": "dad42c89fe4d85c614836236e450af6e8e79eb2d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Demetrious Johnson retains his UFC flyweight title .\nThe 28-year-old beat Kyoji Horiguchi by submission in Montreal .\nQuinton Jackson beat Fabio Maldonado in UFC 186 co-main event .\nWin was Jackson's first victory in the UFC since 2011 ."}}
{"prompt": "Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is adamant his side can cope without injured trio Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema when they face city rivals Atletico on Wednesday night. The two teams come head-to-head in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final at the Santiago Bernabeu with the scoreline goalless following the first encounter on April 14. Real boss Carlo Ancelotti could start Isco, Jese and Javier Hernandez in the absence of key triumverate Modric, Bale and Benzema - something that doesn't faze the Italian. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has hailed his players as the best in the world ahead of their next game . Ancelotti watches his players during the training session ahead of the crucial Champions League tie . Real Madrid full-back Fabio Coentrao (right) and Lucas Silva tussle for possession in a training session . Sergio Ramos (right) comes in with a strong challenge on Jese during Real Madrid's training session . (Left to right:)\u00a0Daniel Carvajal, Marcelo Vieira and Sami Khedira train ahead of the game with Atletico Madrid . Cristiano Ronaldo (left) and Silva (right) are put through their paces in training ahead of their next game . Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas warms up during the training session ahead of the Atletico game . Ancelotti is adamant side can cope without injured trio Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema . Spain international Isco has featured heavily for the Spanish giants this season in a predominately attacking role but Ancelotti is confident that Real's No 23 could sit in front of the defence just like Modric usually does. 'We are missing some important players but it's impossible for us to be more motivated than we are. We have to live with injuries. We did it in the past and it will not hurt our confidence,' Ancelotti said at a press conference. Real Madrid boss Ancelotti could turn to striker Javier Hernandez in their absence against Atletico Madrid . Isco and Jese will also be be hoping to start the Champions League clash against their Madrid rivals . Real Madrid will be without former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Modric for their Champions League clash . Ancelotti's Real Madrid side will also have to do without attacking duo Bale and Benzema against Atletico . 'Isco has played in Modric's position before and he did very well there. We have plenty of options even without Bale and Benzema. There's James, Jese and Chicharito. James has been doing great, both on the right and in midfield. Chicharito is in fine shape as well, both physically and mentally. 'I will choose the best possible line-up. I will select players that will help the team to play like we did in the first leg. I have the best squad in the world in my opinion.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nReal Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is adamant his side can cope without injured trio Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema when they face city rivals Atletico on Wednesday night. The two teams come head-to-head in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final at the Santiago Bernabeu with the scoreline goalless following the first encounter on April 14. Real boss Carlo Ancelotti could start Isco, Jese and Javier Hernandez in the absence of key triumverate Modric, Bale and Benzema - something that doesn't faze the Italian. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has hailed his players as the best in the world ahead of their next game . Ancelotti watches his players during the training session ahead of the crucial Champions League tie . Real Madrid full-back Fabio Coentrao (right) and Lucas Silva tussle for possession in a training session . Sergio Ramos (right) comes in with a strong challenge on Jese during Real Madrid's training session . (Left to right:)\u00a0Daniel Carvajal, Marcelo Vieira and Sami Khedira train ahead of the game with Atletico Madrid . Cristiano Ronaldo (left) and Silva (right) are put through their paces in training ahead of their next game . Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas warms up during the training session ahead of the Atletico game . Ancelotti is adamant side can cope without injured trio Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema . Spain international Isco has featured heavily for the Spanish giants this season in a predominately attacking role but Ancelotti is confident that Real's No 23 could sit in front of the defence just like Modric usually does. 'We are missing some important players but it's impossible for us to be more motivated than we are. We have to live with injuries. We did it in the past and it will not hurt our confidence,' Ancelotti said at a press conference. Real Madrid boss Ancelotti could turn to striker Javier Hernandez in their absence against Atletico Madrid . Isco and Jese will also be be hoping to start the Champions League clash against their Madrid rivals . Real Madrid will be without former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Modric for their Champions League clash . Ancelotti's Real Madrid side will also have to do without attacking duo Bale and Benzema against Atletico . 'Isco has played in Modric's position before and he did very well there. We have plenty of options even without Bale and Benzema. There's James, Jese and Chicharito. James has been doing great, both on the right and in midfield. Chicharito is in fine shape as well, both physically and mentally. 'I will choose the best possible line-up. I will select players that will help the team to play like we did in the first leg. I have the best squad in the world in my opinion.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "963cd21ca54f9c405d535f19002ded102c782157", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Real Madrid face rivals Atletico in the Champions League on Wednesday .\nQuarter-final tie second leg is nicely poised as first leg ended 0-0 .\nLuka Modric, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema are all out injured ."}}
{"prompt": "Darren Humphries, 37, was jailed for eight weeks for throwing chocolate mini eggs at his estranged wife . An angry husband who assaulted his estranged wife by pelting her in the face with chocolate mini eggs has been jailed for eight weeks. Darren Humphries, 37, began throwing Cadbury Mini Eggs at wife Claire, 31, after drunkenly losing his temper on March 3. Magistrates heard he flipped when his partner of 14 years refused to allow him into her home to see their two children. Humphries forced the door open and grabbed his wife by the jaw causing her to fall back into the house. He then picked up a packet of the chocolate treats - which had been bought for Easter - and began throwing individual eggs at her head. JPs were told Mrs Humphries managed to call police and her husband was arrested at the property in Windermere Drive, Worcester. On Monday he was jailed for eight weeks at Worcester Magistrates Court after pleading guilty to assault by beating and using violence to secure entry to a premise. Humphries, of no fixed abode, launched a tirade of abuse and expletives directed at magistrates when the sentence was announced. Sentencing, chair of the bench, Sue Dowty, said: 'There were lots of aggravating factors. 'The location of the offence, the fact it was domestic violence, you were in drink and it was carried out in front of your children.' The court heard in a separate incident Humphries damaged his estranged wife's car by throwing wheelie bins at the vehicle on February 23. Prosecutor Mark Soper said the defendant had launched the bins after Mrs Humphries had refused to let him sleep inside her Volkswagen Golf. He told the court: 'The couple have been separated since February 2014 after 14 years together - they have two children, a 10-year-old boy and an 8-year-old girl. 'It seems Mr Humphries became mentally unwell and his wife decided the relationship should end. 'He had become very difficult to live with, using drugs and alcohol to self-medicate. Worcester Magistrates Court heard Humphries flipped when his partner of 14 years refused to allow him into her home to see their two children and began throwing Cadbury Mini Eggs after drunkenly losing his temper . 'This led to abusive and violent behaviour towards her and left her in fear of him. 'During the first incident he went to the home address. He was in drink and asked to be allowed to sleep in her car, but she did not allow him. 'He threw wheelie bins at the car and was arrested and charged with that offence. 'In the next incident he forced the door open and grabbed his wife by the jawbone causing her to fall into the house.' Mr Soper added: 'He was shouting at her and eventually released her, causing her further distress because she was in fear of him. 'Then he started throwing Cadbury Mini Eggs at her. 'She managed to call the police and the matters were admitted in interview.' Rob Macrory, defending, said: 'This behaviour is born totally out of frustration. 'He was driven by the emotion of wanting to see his children and he is generally so fed up in life. 'There are mental health difficulties but he does not believe he has a problem with alcohol. 'I would ask the court to consider that there were not extensive injuries to the victim and he only has a very short record.' Magistrates also imposed a restraining order preventing Humphries from contacting his estranged wife either 'directly or indirectly.' He was ordered to pay a victim surcharge of \u00a385.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDarren Humphries, 37, was jailed for eight weeks for throwing chocolate mini eggs at his estranged wife . An angry husband who assaulted his estranged wife by pelting her in the face with chocolate mini eggs has been jailed for eight weeks. Darren Humphries, 37, began throwing Cadbury Mini Eggs at wife Claire, 31, after drunkenly losing his temper on March 3. Magistrates heard he flipped when his partner of 14 years refused to allow him into her home to see their two children. Humphries forced the door open and grabbed his wife by the jaw causing her to fall back into the house. He then picked up a packet of the chocolate treats - which had been bought for Easter - and began throwing individual eggs at her head. JPs were told Mrs Humphries managed to call police and her husband was arrested at the property in Windermere Drive, Worcester. On Monday he was jailed for eight weeks at Worcester Magistrates Court after pleading guilty to assault by beating and using violence to secure entry to a premise. Humphries, of no fixed abode, launched a tirade of abuse and expletives directed at magistrates when the sentence was announced. Sentencing, chair of the bench, Sue Dowty, said: 'There were lots of aggravating factors. 'The location of the offence, the fact it was domestic violence, you were in drink and it was carried out in front of your children.' The court heard in a separate incident Humphries damaged his estranged wife's car by throwing wheelie bins at the vehicle on February 23. Prosecutor Mark Soper said the defendant had launched the bins after Mrs Humphries had refused to let him sleep inside her Volkswagen Golf. He told the court: 'The couple have been separated since February 2014 after 14 years together - they have two children, a 10-year-old boy and an 8-year-old girl. 'It seems Mr Humphries became mentally unwell and his wife decided the relationship should end. 'He had become very difficult to live with, using drugs and alcohol to self-medicate. Worcester Magistrates Court heard Humphries flipped when his partner of 14 years refused to allow him into her home to see their two children and began throwing Cadbury Mini Eggs after drunkenly losing his temper . 'This led to abusive and violent behaviour towards her and left her in fear of him. 'During the first incident he went to the home address. He was in drink and asked to be allowed to sleep in her car, but she did not allow him. 'He threw wheelie bins at the car and was arrested and charged with that offence. 'In the next incident he forced the door open and grabbed his wife by the jawbone causing her to fall into the house.' Mr Soper added: 'He was shouting at her and eventually released her, causing her further distress because she was in fear of him. 'Then he started throwing Cadbury Mini Eggs at her. 'She managed to call the police and the matters were admitted in interview.' Rob Macrory, defending, said: 'This behaviour is born totally out of frustration. 'He was driven by the emotion of wanting to see his children and he is generally so fed up in life. 'There are mental health difficulties but he does not believe he has a problem with alcohol. 'I would ask the court to consider that there were not extensive injuries to the victim and he only has a very short record.' Magistrates also imposed a restraining order preventing Humphries from contacting his estranged wife either 'directly or indirectly.' He was ordered to pay a victim surcharge of \u00a385."}], "metadata": {"id": "20691ea516fe73a0e8e3d3fe1d5f4940208169a1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Darren Humphries threw mini eggs after drunkenly losing his temper .\nDefence said he was 'driven by the emotion of wanting to see his children'\nHe also threw a wheelie bin at estranged wife's car in a separate incident .\nHumphries hurled expletives at magistrates when told of his sentence ."}}
{"prompt": "Darren Bent pounced in stoppage time to rescue a 1-1 draw for Derby against Brentford at the iPro Stadium. The Bees controlled the game for long periods after going ahead through Alex Pritchard's brilliant strike - but missed chances in the second half came back to haunt them when Bent grabbed his 10th goal for the Rams. Derby went into the game knowing they needed to win to keep their slim hopes of automatic promotion alive and Tom Ince twice went close in the opening seven minutes. Alex Pritchard celebrates his stunning strike with his Brentford team-mates, after putting his side ahead . Derby: Grant, Keogh, Albentosa, Forsyth, Warnock (Whitbread 78 mins), Russell (Dawkins 46), Bryson (Lingard 78), Hendrick, Ince, Bent, Martin . Subs not used:\u00a0Ward, Roos, Hanson, Thomas . Booked:\u00a0Bryson . Goal: Bent 92 . Brentford:\u00a0Button, Odubajo, Dean, Tarkowski, Bidwell, Douglas, Diagouraga, Jota (Dallas 70), Pritchard (Toral 86), Judge, Gray (Smith 80) Subs not used: Craig, McCormack, Bonham, O'Connell . Goal:\u00a0Pritchard 21 . Booked: Tarkowski . Referee: Graham Scott . The on-loan Hull winger was caught by Toumani Diagouraga in the fifth minute and curled the 25-yard free-kick over the wall and just past David Button's left post with the goalkeeper desperately scrambling to get across. Button had to plunge to his right two minutes later when Ince curled a shot from the edge of the box but Brentford hit back in the 14th minute when Jota's header set up Moses Odubajo for a shot that Lee Grant pushed away. Grant was relieved to see a free-kick from Alan Judge whistle past his left post after Pritchard was tripped by Raul Albentosa just outside the area in the 22nd minute - but he was beaten by a quality goal six minutes later. Diagouraga tackled Jeff Hendrick deep in his own half and found Jonathan Douglas who quickly released Judge, before Pritchard went past Richard Keogh and Craig Bryson and bent a right foot shot from the edge of the box past the despairing dive of Grant. Pritchard again found space just outside the area but this time he shot straight at Grant before Ince ran down the left of Brentford's defence to drive in a low shot which Button saved diving to his left. Alan Judge strikes a free kick over the Derby wall, but it flies just over the crossbar . Brentford were good value for their half-time lead and they came close to increasing it in the 51st minute when Bryson's attempted clearance spun back to Andre Gray - but Albentosa deflected his shot wide. Gray had another chance four minutes later when Douglas played him in but fired wide from eight yards, then the home fans found their voice when sub Simon Dawkins played Bent in but Button raced off his line to make the save. There was a big let-off for Derby in the 68th minute when Jota pulled the ball back from the edge of the six-yard box to tee up Douglas - but his shot was cleared off the line by Craig Forsyth. Brentford had another chance in the 73rd minute when Stuart Dallas crossed to the back post, where Gray headed over at full stretch and the Rams nearly made them pay when Zak Whitbread flicked on a corner and Button made an instinctive save to push the ball behind. But Derby grabbed a goal they barely deserved in the second minute of stoppage time when Hendrick fired in a low shot and Bent pounced to stab home an equaliser that was tough on Brentford. Jonathan Douglas, who had a second-half shot cleared off the line, challenges Jeff Hendrick . Thomas Ince takes on Harlee Dean as Derby struggled to get level in the promotion clash . Darren Bent, who scored the last-minute equaliser for Derby, challenges for a header with Dean .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDarren Bent pounced in stoppage time to rescue a 1-1 draw for Derby against Brentford at the iPro Stadium. The Bees controlled the game for long periods after going ahead through Alex Pritchard's brilliant strike - but missed chances in the second half came back to haunt them when Bent grabbed his 10th goal for the Rams. Derby went into the game knowing they needed to win to keep their slim hopes of automatic promotion alive and Tom Ince twice went close in the opening seven minutes. Alex Pritchard celebrates his stunning strike with his Brentford team-mates, after putting his side ahead . Derby: Grant, Keogh, Albentosa, Forsyth, Warnock (Whitbread 78 mins), Russell (Dawkins 46), Bryson (Lingard 78), Hendrick, Ince, Bent, Martin . Subs not used:\u00a0Ward, Roos, Hanson, Thomas . Booked:\u00a0Bryson . Goal: Bent 92 . Brentford:\u00a0Button, Odubajo, Dean, Tarkowski, Bidwell, Douglas, Diagouraga, Jota (Dallas 70), Pritchard (Toral 86), Judge, Gray (Smith 80) Subs not used: Craig, McCormack, Bonham, O'Connell . Goal:\u00a0Pritchard 21 . Booked: Tarkowski . Referee: Graham Scott . The on-loan Hull winger was caught by Toumani Diagouraga in the fifth minute and curled the 25-yard free-kick over the wall and just past David Button's left post with the goalkeeper desperately scrambling to get across. Button had to plunge to his right two minutes later when Ince curled a shot from the edge of the box but Brentford hit back in the 14th minute when Jota's header set up Moses Odubajo for a shot that Lee Grant pushed away. Grant was relieved to see a free-kick from Alan Judge whistle past his left post after Pritchard was tripped by Raul Albentosa just outside the area in the 22nd minute - but he was beaten by a quality goal six minutes later. Diagouraga tackled Jeff Hendrick deep in his own half and found Jonathan Douglas who quickly released Judge, before Pritchard went past Richard Keogh and Craig Bryson and bent a right foot shot from the edge of the box past the despairing dive of Grant. Pritchard again found space just outside the area but this time he shot straight at Grant before Ince ran down the left of Brentford's defence to drive in a low shot which Button saved diving to his left. Alan Judge strikes a free kick over the Derby wall, but it flies just over the crossbar . Brentford were good value for their half-time lead and they came close to increasing it in the 51st minute when Bryson's attempted clearance spun back to Andre Gray - but Albentosa deflected his shot wide. Gray had another chance four minutes later when Douglas played him in but fired wide from eight yards, then the home fans found their voice when sub Simon Dawkins played Bent in but Button raced off his line to make the save. There was a big let-off for Derby in the 68th minute when Jota pulled the ball back from the edge of the six-yard box to tee up Douglas - but his shot was cleared off the line by Craig Forsyth. Brentford had another chance in the 73rd minute when Stuart Dallas crossed to the back post, where Gray headed over at full stretch and the Rams nearly made them pay when Zak Whitbread flicked on a corner and Button made an instinctive save to push the ball behind. But Derby grabbed a goal they barely deserved in the second minute of stoppage time when Hendrick fired in a low shot and Bent pounced to stab home an equaliser that was tough on Brentford. Jonathan Douglas, who had a second-half shot cleared off the line, challenges Jeff Hendrick . Thomas Ince takes on Harlee Dean as Derby struggled to get level in the promotion clash . Darren Bent, who scored the last-minute equaliser for Derby, challenges for a header with Dean ."}], "metadata": {"id": "dbdd49f9b604ab50c169c653749e71187de09075", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Alex Pritchard puts Brentford ahead with stunning curling shot .\nBrentford dominate but fail to take chances to add second goal .\nDarren Bent pokes home from close range in 92nd minute ."}}
{"prompt": "Pope Francis has accepted the resignation  of an American bishop who pleaded guilty to failing to report a priest who was a suspected child abuser. Bishop Robert Finn, 62, offered his resignation under the code of canon law that allows bishops to resign early for illness or some 'grave' reason that makes them unfit for office. But children's rights advocates are urging Pope Francis to do much more to deal with clergy who become embroiled in child sex scandals. Resignation: Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop Robert Finn who pleaded guilty to failing to report a suspected priestly child abuser . Action: Children's rights advocates are urging Pope Francis to do much more to deal with clergy who become embroiled in child sex scandals. Finn, who leads the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph in Missouri, got into trouble after he waited six months before notifying police about the Reverand Shawn Ratigan. Ratigan had a computer containing hundreds of lewd photos of young girls taken in and around churches where he worked. He was eventually sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges. Finn\u00a0pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of failure to report suspected abuse and was sentenced to two years' probation in 2012. It has made him the highest-ranking church official in the U.S. to be convicted of failing to take action in response to abuse allegations. Since then, he has faced constant pressure from local Roman Catholics to step down, with some parishioners petitioning Francis to remove him from the diocese. Outrage: Protesters, background left, shout as Rev. Juan Barros, center left,  enters the cathedral for the ceremony to assume as bishop in Osorno, southern Chile. Barros was ordained amid protests by sex-abuse victims who accuse him of covering up crimes his mentor  Rev. Fernando Karadima  whom the Vatican has sanctioned for abusing young boys . Despite a catalog of child sex cases within the catholic church, so far, no U.S. bishop has been forcibly removed for covering up guilty clergy. Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of the online abuse resource BishopAccountability.org, said while Finn's resignation was a welcome step - more has to be done. She has called on Francis to publicly state that he was removed for mismanaging the Ratigan case and failing to protect children. She noted that bishops had been allowed to resign under the previous two popes, but that the Vatican has never publicly linked their resignations to mishandling abuse cases. 'We urge Pope Francis to issue such a statement immediately. That would be unprecedented, and it would send a bracing message to bishops and religious superiors worldwide that a new era has begun,' she said. Meanwhile U.S. victims group SNAP, praised Finn's resignation as a 'tiny but belated step forward.' David Clohessy, a spokesman for SNAP said: 'After centuries of abuse and cover-up done in secrecy ... one pope has finally seen fit to oust one bishop for complicity in clergy sex crimes.That's encouraging. But it's only a very tiny drop of reform in an enormous bucket of horror.' Church: The Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Santiago, where Bishop Juan Barros is said by at least three victims to have witnessed sexual molestation . Last fall, The Vatican sent a Canadian archbishop to Finn's diocese as part of an investigation of his leadership. But until Tuesday, there had been no word about what the pope would do. Pope Francis is facing similar pressure to remove a Chilean bishop, Juan Barros, amid an unprecedented outcry over his appointment because of his longtime affiliation with the Reverend Fernando Karadima, who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for sexually abusing minors. Karadima's victims say Barros witnessed their abuse decades ago. But he has denied knowing anything until he read news reports of Karadima's crimes in 2010.\u00a0The Vatican has defended the appointment. In a statement issued by the diocese, Finn said it had been an 'honor and joy for me to serve here among so many good people of faith.' He asked for prayers for the next bishop. Francis has already tapped Archbishop Joseph Naumann to lead the diocese temporarily until a new bishop is named.\u00a0Naumann said he prayed 'that the coming weeks and months will be a time of grace and healing for the diocese.' Earlier this month, members of the pope's sex abuse advisory commission came to Rome in an unscheduled session to voice their concern about Chilean bishop Juan Barros. They are concerned that his longtime affiliation with the Reverend Fernando Karadima - who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for sexually abusing minors - makes him unsuitable to head child protection programs.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPope Francis has accepted the resignation  of an American bishop who pleaded guilty to failing to report a priest who was a suspected child abuser. Bishop Robert Finn, 62, offered his resignation under the code of canon law that allows bishops to resign early for illness or some 'grave' reason that makes them unfit for office. But children's rights advocates are urging Pope Francis to do much more to deal with clergy who become embroiled in child sex scandals. Resignation: Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop Robert Finn who pleaded guilty to failing to report a suspected priestly child abuser . Action: Children's rights advocates are urging Pope Francis to do much more to deal with clergy who become embroiled in child sex scandals. Finn, who leads the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph in Missouri, got into trouble after he waited six months before notifying police about the Reverand Shawn Ratigan. Ratigan had a computer containing hundreds of lewd photos of young girls taken in and around churches where he worked. He was eventually sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges. Finn\u00a0pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of failure to report suspected abuse and was sentenced to two years' probation in 2012. It has made him the highest-ranking church official in the U.S. to be convicted of failing to take action in response to abuse allegations. Since then, he has faced constant pressure from local Roman Catholics to step down, with some parishioners petitioning Francis to remove him from the diocese. Outrage: Protesters, background left, shout as Rev. Juan Barros, center left,  enters the cathedral for the ceremony to assume as bishop in Osorno, southern Chile. Barros was ordained amid protests by sex-abuse victims who accuse him of covering up crimes his mentor  Rev. Fernando Karadima  whom the Vatican has sanctioned for abusing young boys . Despite a catalog of child sex cases within the catholic church, so far, no U.S. bishop has been forcibly removed for covering up guilty clergy. Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of the online abuse resource BishopAccountability.org, said while Finn's resignation was a welcome step - more has to be done. She has called on Francis to publicly state that he was removed for mismanaging the Ratigan case and failing to protect children. She noted that bishops had been allowed to resign under the previous two popes, but that the Vatican has never publicly linked their resignations to mishandling abuse cases. 'We urge Pope Francis to issue such a statement immediately. That would be unprecedented, and it would send a bracing message to bishops and religious superiors worldwide that a new era has begun,' she said. Meanwhile U.S. victims group SNAP, praised Finn's resignation as a 'tiny but belated step forward.' David Clohessy, a spokesman for SNAP said: 'After centuries of abuse and cover-up done in secrecy ... one pope has finally seen fit to oust one bishop for complicity in clergy sex crimes.That's encouraging. But it's only a very tiny drop of reform in an enormous bucket of horror.' Church: The Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Santiago, where Bishop Juan Barros is said by at least three victims to have witnessed sexual molestation . Last fall, The Vatican sent a Canadian archbishop to Finn's diocese as part of an investigation of his leadership. But until Tuesday, there had been no word about what the pope would do. Pope Francis is facing similar pressure to remove a Chilean bishop, Juan Barros, amid an unprecedented outcry over his appointment because of his longtime affiliation with the Reverend Fernando Karadima, who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for sexually abusing minors. Karadima's victims say Barros witnessed their abuse decades ago. But he has denied knowing anything until he read news reports of Karadima's crimes in 2010.\u00a0The Vatican has defended the appointment. In a statement issued by the diocese, Finn said it had been an 'honor and joy for me to serve here among so many good people of faith.' He asked for prayers for the next bishop. Francis has already tapped Archbishop Joseph Naumann to lead the diocese temporarily until a new bishop is named.\u00a0Naumann said he prayed 'that the coming weeks and months will be a time of grace and healing for the diocese.' Earlier this month, members of the pope's sex abuse advisory commission came to Rome in an unscheduled session to voice their concern about Chilean bishop Juan Barros. They are concerned that his longtime affiliation with the Reverend Fernando Karadima - who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for sexually abusing minors - makes him unsuitable to head child protection programs."}], "metadata": {"id": "ffe28cdb576acc092f1909cfaa3014c1a5787ba0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Bishop Robert Finn\u00a0failed to notify police about a suspected child abuser .\nHe waited months before telling authorities about\u00a0Reverend\u00a0Shawn Ratigan .\nIn 2012, Finn plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge and was given probation .\nHe\u00a0is now the highest-ranking church official  convicted of sex abuse-related charges .\nChildren's rights advocates have called on Pope Francis to do even more ."}}
{"prompt": "Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned Theo Walcott\u2019s confidence is plummeting after his struggles with England this week. The Arsenal manager will have a heart-to-heart chat with the forward ahead of Saturday\u2019s crunch top-four clash against Liverpool. Walcott was hauled off after 55 minutes of England\u2019s 1-1 draw in Italy on Tuesday night. Theo Walcott struggled for England and Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned by the winger's confidence . Walcott was replaced by Ross Barkley after just 55 minutes of England's 1-1 draw against Italy on Tuesday . 2 -\u00a0Premier League goals for Walcott this season - his average haul per season during his time at Arsenal is 5.6. It was the latest disappointment in a difficult season for the 26-year-old, who has struggled for game time since returning from a long-term lay-off due to a serious knee injury. With Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain out of Liverpool\u2019s visit due to a hamstring strain, and Danny Welbeck a major doubt after sustaining a knee problem on international duty, Walcott could start on Saturday. But Wenger said: \u2018Yes, I\u2019m worried about Theo\u2019s confidence. He\u2019s sensitive and I\u2019m a bit concerned about the damage that game can have on his mind. Walcott could face Liverpool on Saturday with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain injured and Danny Welbeck a doubt . \u2018He\u2019s not completely there yet (after the injury). But being exposed like that, people have a harsh judgement on him that is not deserved because he does well. \u2018At the moment he is frustrated, but that is normal. I will speak with him, but I think he is strong enough. \u2018I will see what state of mind he is in. We always have a word, if it is a positive experience or a negative experience, you ask \u201chow did it go?\u201d. We always speak about the last game. \u2018He is not fragile mentally, he is strong mentally but he is disappointed because when you come back from an injury you always think you are ready. \u2018He needs patience. He is at the moment not in his best mood. \u2018He has big confidence in himself and he has gone through some difficult periods in his life and he has always come out with strength.\u2019 Arsenal boss Wenger says he will speak with Walcott but believes the Gunners winger is 'strong enough' Walcott found himself playing in the No 10 role for England in Turin \u2014 a role he is not accustomed to. And Wenger admitted he was surprised to see the pacy forward in such an unfamiliar position. \u2018Have I ever seen him play No 10 in training or anything? No,\u2019 said Wenger. \u2018Theo\u2019s strength is the quality of his movements, he wants to go to get on the end of things. He\u2019s not a guy who provides. \u2018I don\u2019t think it was the intention of Roy Hodgson to play him there. It\u2019s maybe because Wayne Rooney took the initiative during the game to play higher up and tell Theo to drop back. \u2018I didn\u2019t see Roy Hodgson in the game stand up to say \u201cWalcott, you come and play in midfield and Rooney you go up front\u201d. That\u2019s an initiative they took on the pitch.\u2019 Walcott aims a shot at goal during England's friendly against Italy at the Juventus Stadium in Turin . Walcott was starting his first international game in 18 months having injured his cruciate ligaments . Meanwhile, Wenger insists there are fundamental flaws in FA chairman Greg Dyke\u2019s proposal to increase the number of required homegrown players in Premier League squads to 12. Dyke believes increasing the number of British players in squads will help contribute to a more successful England team. But Wenger said: \u2018I believe we are in a top level competition and you earn your right through the quality of your performance rather than your place of birth. \u2018Secondly, I\u2019m happy to, and would like to contribute to the quality of the English national team, but you have two questions you can raise before that. \u2018First of all between 1966 and 1996 there were no foreign players in England and it didn\u2019t improve too much the performances of the national team. \u2018Secondly, if between the ages of 16 and 21 the England youth teams win every single competition in Europe then there is something we have to do because they are not getting their chance at the top level. Wenger believes there are flaws in FA Chairman Greg Dyke\u2019s proposal to increase the homegrown quota . \u2018That is not the case, on the contrary. I think between 16 and 21 the English youth teams, until now, have not performed. So that\u2019s the heart of the problem. \u2018Let\u2019s get better at that level, then if there is a problem integrating these players in the top teams, we have to do something about it. \u2018I think today you have to be very brave to integrate young players in the top teams because the pressure is very high. I still believe when they are good enough, they play. \u2018You speak about Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane. Nobody stops the quality, no matter where they are from. So let\u2019s focus on that first.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nArsene Wenger admits he is concerned Theo Walcott\u2019s confidence is plummeting after his struggles with England this week. The Arsenal manager will have a heart-to-heart chat with the forward ahead of Saturday\u2019s crunch top-four clash against Liverpool. Walcott was hauled off after 55 minutes of England\u2019s 1-1 draw in Italy on Tuesday night. Theo Walcott struggled for England and Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned by the winger's confidence . Walcott was replaced by Ross Barkley after just 55 minutes of England's 1-1 draw against Italy on Tuesday . 2 -\u00a0Premier League goals for Walcott this season - his average haul per season during his time at Arsenal is 5.6. It was the latest disappointment in a difficult season for the 26-year-old, who has struggled for game time since returning from a long-term lay-off due to a serious knee injury. With Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain out of Liverpool\u2019s visit due to a hamstring strain, and Danny Welbeck a major doubt after sustaining a knee problem on international duty, Walcott could start on Saturday. But Wenger said: \u2018Yes, I\u2019m worried about Theo\u2019s confidence. He\u2019s sensitive and I\u2019m a bit concerned about the damage that game can have on his mind. Walcott could face Liverpool on Saturday with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain injured and Danny Welbeck a doubt . \u2018He\u2019s not completely there yet (after the injury). But being exposed like that, people have a harsh judgement on him that is not deserved because he does well. \u2018At the moment he is frustrated, but that is normal. I will speak with him, but I think he is strong enough. \u2018I will see what state of mind he is in. We always have a word, if it is a positive experience or a negative experience, you ask \u201chow did it go?\u201d. We always speak about the last game. \u2018He is not fragile mentally, he is strong mentally but he is disappointed because when you come back from an injury you always think you are ready. \u2018He needs patience. He is at the moment not in his best mood. \u2018He has big confidence in himself and he has gone through some difficult periods in his life and he has always come out with strength.\u2019 Arsenal boss Wenger says he will speak with Walcott but believes the Gunners winger is 'strong enough' Walcott found himself playing in the No 10 role for England in Turin \u2014 a role he is not accustomed to. And Wenger admitted he was surprised to see the pacy forward in such an unfamiliar position. \u2018Have I ever seen him play No 10 in training or anything? No,\u2019 said Wenger. \u2018Theo\u2019s strength is the quality of his movements, he wants to go to get on the end of things. He\u2019s not a guy who provides. \u2018I don\u2019t think it was the intention of Roy Hodgson to play him there. It\u2019s maybe because Wayne Rooney took the initiative during the game to play higher up and tell Theo to drop back. \u2018I didn\u2019t see Roy Hodgson in the game stand up to say \u201cWalcott, you come and play in midfield and Rooney you go up front\u201d. That\u2019s an initiative they took on the pitch.\u2019 Walcott aims a shot at goal during England's friendly against Italy at the Juventus Stadium in Turin . Walcott was starting his first international game in 18 months having injured his cruciate ligaments . Meanwhile, Wenger insists there are fundamental flaws in FA chairman Greg Dyke\u2019s proposal to increase the number of required homegrown players in Premier League squads to 12. Dyke believes increasing the number of British players in squads will help contribute to a more successful England team. But Wenger said: \u2018I believe we are in a top level competition and you earn your right through the quality of your performance rather than your place of birth. \u2018Secondly, I\u2019m happy to, and would like to contribute to the quality of the English national team, but you have two questions you can raise before that. \u2018First of all between 1966 and 1996 there were no foreign players in England and it didn\u2019t improve too much the performances of the national team. \u2018Secondly, if between the ages of 16 and 21 the England youth teams win every single competition in Europe then there is something we have to do because they are not getting their chance at the top level. Wenger believes there are flaws in FA Chairman Greg Dyke\u2019s proposal to increase the homegrown quota . \u2018That is not the case, on the contrary. I think between 16 and 21 the English youth teams, until now, have not performed. So that\u2019s the heart of the problem. \u2018Let\u2019s get better at that level, then if there is a problem integrating these players in the top teams, we have to do something about it. \u2018I think today you have to be very brave to integrate young players in the top teams because the pressure is very high. I still believe when they are good enough, they play. \u2018You speak about Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane. Nobody stops the quality, no matter where they are from. So let\u2019s focus on that first.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "abe0e1af63e6f8cf6089320eb4229e77414025b4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Arsene Wenger will have chat with Theo Walcott ahead of Arsenal clash .\nWalcott was substituted after 55 minutes of England's draw with Italy .\nArsenal boss is Wenger is concerned by the winger's confidence .\nThe Gunners take on Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday ."}}
{"prompt": "A seven-year-old girl was subjected to months of violent punishment by her 'strict' churchgoing aunt before a 'vicious and sustained' beating finally killed her, a court heard today. Shanay Walker's death was the culmination of 'repeated acts of cruelty' at the hands of Seventh-day Adventist Kay-Ann Morris that included having food shoved in her mouth and being struck on the hands with a hairbrush, a jury was told. The youngster, who had 50 separate bruises across her body at the time of her death, was found cold and rigid in her bed by paramedics called to the family home in Bestwood, Nottingham, last July. Shanay Walker, found cold and stiff in her bed in Nottingham last July. Her aunt is currently on trial for her murder. The prosecution claim Shanay was subject to repeated acts of cruelty at the hands of her aunt and grandmother,\u00a0Juanila Smikle, until she was eventually killed by a 'vicious and sustained attack' last July . Morris told police officers Shanay, who she was the legal guardian for, had fallen down the stairs. But the 23-year-old, who was an aspiring police officer in her teens, was later arrested and charged with murder. Nottingham Crown Court heard how Shanay went to live with her aunt as a five-year-old in 2012 after her natural mother - Morris' sister-in-law - struggled to care for her. However, Richard Pratt QC said she soon became the victim of regular punishments by Morris, and her mother, Juanila Smikle - Shanay's grandmother. She was disciplined for tiny misdemeanours such as failing to eat quickly enough or 'fighting' while brushing her teeth. Jurors were told the schoolgirl faced a range of abuse including being placed in the bath and having water thrown over her, being forced to stand on a landing for 20 minutes, and having the palms of her outstretched hands 'whacked' with a hairbrush. Mr Pratt said that on one occasion, neighbours saw Morris refuse to let a desperate Shanay go to the toilet, and instead taunted her with the ditty: 'I know a song that will get on your nerves'. He added that witnesses questioned by police following Shanay's death described Morris as a 'very strict' parent who frequently made her niece cry by shouting at her. Others told how Shanay was 'hysterical' at times, had 'lost her sparkle' after moving in with 'stern looking' Morris, and went from being a 'bubbly' child when her aunt wasn't around to 'introverted and anxious' when she was nearby. Kay-Ann Morris, who is on trial at Nottingham Crown Court charged with the murder of her niece, seven-year-old Shanay Walker, last July . The court heard teachers at Shanay's primary school had noticed injuries to her which were recorded in Safeguarding Referral forms and then shown to a social worker. But Morris gave explanations for the marks, telling staff a burn mark on the youngster's thigh was because she had stood too close to a radiator. Mr Pratt said she also claimed Shanay 'hurt herself'. He described how in the hours before her death, Shanay was seen running from Smikle's home in Top Valley, Nottingham, barefoot and in her pyjamas. When asked by two schoolgirls playing nearby if she was alright, the youngster replied she wasn't because 'her nana and her auntie were being horrible to her'. She then sought refuge in a local convenience store, where she was collected by the pair - with Smikle allegedly saying 'I don't care if it hurts' when she grabbed her granddaughter by the arm. That was the last time Shanay was seen alive by anyone outside her family. Police were alerted to Shanay's death by Morris' twin sister Kerry-Ann Morris, a serving soldier in the Royal Artillery, who was stationed in Germany. Morris had called her sibling in the early hours of July 31 last year to say her niece had been badly hurt after she fell down a flight of stairs. However, the court heard that after the call was cut off, Kerry-Ann told military police in Germany, who then contacted officers in Nottingham. Mr Pratt said that when police went to the family home, a council flat, they were met by a 'distressed and erratic' Morris who told them: 'Baby not asleep. Baby is dead.' She claimed Shanay had fallen down the stairs and hurt her neck, but that she had been 'alright' and had gone to bed. However, Morris said she later checked on the youngster, and was unable to wake her. Mr Pratt said a 'highly emotional' Smikle arrived at the house a short time later, as did paramedics who noticed straight away that Shanay was cold and stiff. The prosecutor added they also spotted blood staining to her head and extensive bruising on her legs. He said: 'These injuries did not look to him (the paramedic) like they had been sustained during an accidental fall down the staircase. 'He reported his finding to the police officers, more senior officers attended and in due course Kay-Ann Morris was arrested on suspicion of the murder of Shanay Walker. 'Shanay's body revealed the presence of 50 single or groups of fresh blunt force injury. The vast majority of these were bruises which were distributed across the face, torso, arms and legs. 'The most confluent areas of bruising (bruising that runs together) were on the hands, feet, and the buttocks.' The jury heard a post-mortem examination revealed Shanay had suffered a subdural haemorrhage in her brain, which ultimately led to her death. Mr Pratt added: 'We say that Kay-Ann Morris was lying when she told the police officers at the scene that Shanay had accidentally fallen down the stairs. 'It was lie told to try to cover up the truth that she had subjected her niece, a child in her care, to a sustained, vicious and brutal beating. 'Shanay had not simply fallen down the stairs - she had been the victim of sustained violence which caused her death. 'In the days that followed the investigation into the death of Shanay Walker broadened and revealed sadly the infliction of violence and cruelty that night, although obviously more serious that night, was by no means an isolated incident. 'In short, the investigation revealed that during her short life, Shanay had been subjected to repeated acts of cruelty by Kay-Ann Morris and Juanila Smikle.' The court heard that in police interviews after her arrest, Morris made no comment. She denies murder and child cruelty against Shanay and one other child, who can't be named for legal reasons. Smikle denies child cruelty against Shanay and four other youngsters, none of whom can be named. The trial, which is expected to last six weeks, continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA seven-year-old girl was subjected to months of violent punishment by her 'strict' churchgoing aunt before a 'vicious and sustained' beating finally killed her, a court heard today. Shanay Walker's death was the culmination of 'repeated acts of cruelty' at the hands of Seventh-day Adventist Kay-Ann Morris that included having food shoved in her mouth and being struck on the hands with a hairbrush, a jury was told. The youngster, who had 50 separate bruises across her body at the time of her death, was found cold and rigid in her bed by paramedics called to the family home in Bestwood, Nottingham, last July. Shanay Walker, found cold and stiff in her bed in Nottingham last July. Her aunt is currently on trial for her murder. The prosecution claim Shanay was subject to repeated acts of cruelty at the hands of her aunt and grandmother,\u00a0Juanila Smikle, until she was eventually killed by a 'vicious and sustained attack' last July . Morris told police officers Shanay, who she was the legal guardian for, had fallen down the stairs. But the 23-year-old, who was an aspiring police officer in her teens, was later arrested and charged with murder. Nottingham Crown Court heard how Shanay went to live with her aunt as a five-year-old in 2012 after her natural mother - Morris' sister-in-law - struggled to care for her. However, Richard Pratt QC said she soon became the victim of regular punishments by Morris, and her mother, Juanila Smikle - Shanay's grandmother. She was disciplined for tiny misdemeanours such as failing to eat quickly enough or 'fighting' while brushing her teeth. Jurors were told the schoolgirl faced a range of abuse including being placed in the bath and having water thrown over her, being forced to stand on a landing for 20 minutes, and having the palms of her outstretched hands 'whacked' with a hairbrush. Mr Pratt said that on one occasion, neighbours saw Morris refuse to let a desperate Shanay go to the toilet, and instead taunted her with the ditty: 'I know a song that will get on your nerves'. He added that witnesses questioned by police following Shanay's death described Morris as a 'very strict' parent who frequently made her niece cry by shouting at her. Others told how Shanay was 'hysterical' at times, had 'lost her sparkle' after moving in with 'stern looking' Morris, and went from being a 'bubbly' child when her aunt wasn't around to 'introverted and anxious' when she was nearby. Kay-Ann Morris, who is on trial at Nottingham Crown Court charged with the murder of her niece, seven-year-old Shanay Walker, last July . The court heard teachers at Shanay's primary school had noticed injuries to her which were recorded in Safeguarding Referral forms and then shown to a social worker. But Morris gave explanations for the marks, telling staff a burn mark on the youngster's thigh was because she had stood too close to a radiator. Mr Pratt said she also claimed Shanay 'hurt herself'. He described how in the hours before her death, Shanay was seen running from Smikle's home in Top Valley, Nottingham, barefoot and in her pyjamas. When asked by two schoolgirls playing nearby if she was alright, the youngster replied she wasn't because 'her nana and her auntie were being horrible to her'. She then sought refuge in a local convenience store, where she was collected by the pair - with Smikle allegedly saying 'I don't care if it hurts' when she grabbed her granddaughter by the arm. That was the last time Shanay was seen alive by anyone outside her family. Police were alerted to Shanay's death by Morris' twin sister Kerry-Ann Morris, a serving soldier in the Royal Artillery, who was stationed in Germany. Morris had called her sibling in the early hours of July 31 last year to say her niece had been badly hurt after she fell down a flight of stairs. However, the court heard that after the call was cut off, Kerry-Ann told military police in Germany, who then contacted officers in Nottingham. Mr Pratt said that when police went to the family home, a council flat, they were met by a 'distressed and erratic' Morris who told them: 'Baby not asleep. Baby is dead.' She claimed Shanay had fallen down the stairs and hurt her neck, but that she had been 'alright' and had gone to bed. However, Morris said she later checked on the youngster, and was unable to wake her. Mr Pratt said a 'highly emotional' Smikle arrived at the house a short time later, as did paramedics who noticed straight away that Shanay was cold and stiff. The prosecutor added they also spotted blood staining to her head and extensive bruising on her legs. He said: 'These injuries did not look to him (the paramedic) like they had been sustained during an accidental fall down the staircase. 'He reported his finding to the police officers, more senior officers attended and in due course Kay-Ann Morris was arrested on suspicion of the murder of Shanay Walker. 'Shanay's body revealed the presence of 50 single or groups of fresh blunt force injury. The vast majority of these were bruises which were distributed across the face, torso, arms and legs. 'The most confluent areas of bruising (bruising that runs together) were on the hands, feet, and the buttocks.' The jury heard a post-mortem examination revealed Shanay had suffered a subdural haemorrhage in her brain, which ultimately led to her death. Mr Pratt added: 'We say that Kay-Ann Morris was lying when she told the police officers at the scene that Shanay had accidentally fallen down the stairs. 'It was lie told to try to cover up the truth that she had subjected her niece, a child in her care, to a sustained, vicious and brutal beating. 'Shanay had not simply fallen down the stairs - she had been the victim of sustained violence which caused her death. 'In the days that followed the investigation into the death of Shanay Walker broadened and revealed sadly the infliction of violence and cruelty that night, although obviously more serious that night, was by no means an isolated incident. 'In short, the investigation revealed that during her short life, Shanay had been subjected to repeated acts of cruelty by Kay-Ann Morris and Juanila Smikle.' The court heard that in police interviews after her arrest, Morris made no comment. She denies murder and child cruelty against Shanay and one other child, who can't be named for legal reasons. Smikle denies child cruelty against Shanay and four other youngsters, none of whom can be named. The trial, which is expected to last six weeks, continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "8927d2394e503eea3262bcf3d9a92aa841b35c76", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Guardian Kay-Ann Morris is on trial for murdering her niece Shanay, 7 .\nParamedics found Shanay lying cold and stiff in bed at Nottingham home .\nMorris and mother, Juanila Smikle, claim she had fallen down the stairs .\nParamedics later found 50 bruises on girl's face, torso, arms and legs .\nProsecution say death was due to 'sustained, vicious and brutal beating'"}}
{"prompt": "Defending NBA champions San Antonio Spurs have stepped up their title defence preparation by taking part in an amusing music video which announced band Spuran Spuran. Kawhi Leonard, Matt Bonner, Patty Mills, Aron Baynes and official mascot The Coyote all teamed up to form the band - with the bands name in reference to English rockers Duran Duran. The video shows the four players performing debut single 'Spurs!' by taking part in a 1980s-style performance while showing off funky outfits and extravagant hairstyles. Matt Bonner was on guitar duty for Spuran Spuran as they announced debut song 'Spurs!' in hilarious video . Bonner (far left) was joined by San Antonio Spurs team-mates\u00a0Kawhi Leonard, Patty Mills and Aron Baynes . Bonner and his Spurs team-mates proved they're just as entertaining off the pitch as they are on it with this amusing music video. Spurs have won their last 11 matches, including a 107-91 victory over Phoenix Suns in their last match, as they aim to defend their NBA title. Sitting in third place in the Western Conference, the champions face New Orleans Pelicans in their final match before beginning their play-off run. Spurs official mascot\u00a0The Coyote also made a cameo appearance in the amusing music video . Leonard (right) helped his San Antonio Spurs side beat\u00a0Phoenix Suns 107-91 in their last match . Bonner (left) and his Spurs side are keeping busy off the pitch as they prepare to defend their NBA title .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDefending NBA champions San Antonio Spurs have stepped up their title defence preparation by taking part in an amusing music video which announced band Spuran Spuran. Kawhi Leonard, Matt Bonner, Patty Mills, Aron Baynes and official mascot The Coyote all teamed up to form the band - with the bands name in reference to English rockers Duran Duran. The video shows the four players performing debut single 'Spurs!' by taking part in a 1980s-style performance while showing off funky outfits and extravagant hairstyles. Matt Bonner was on guitar duty for Spuran Spuran as they announced debut song 'Spurs!' in hilarious video . Bonner (far left) was joined by San Antonio Spurs team-mates\u00a0Kawhi Leonard, Patty Mills and Aron Baynes . Bonner and his Spurs team-mates proved they're just as entertaining off the pitch as they are on it with this amusing music video. Spurs have won their last 11 matches, including a 107-91 victory over Phoenix Suns in their last match, as they aim to defend their NBA title. Sitting in third place in the Western Conference, the champions face New Orleans Pelicans in their final match before beginning their play-off run. Spurs official mascot\u00a0The Coyote also made a cameo appearance in the amusing music video . Leonard (right) helped his San Antonio Spurs side beat\u00a0Phoenix Suns 107-91 in their last match . Bonner (left) and his Spurs side are keeping busy off the pitch as they prepare to defend their NBA title ."}], "metadata": {"id": "b249e54a1562d3f40fbcbb4eda50ee14ebf025e3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "San Antonio Spurs players take part in Spuran Spuran music video .\nThe NBA champions perform single 'Spurs!' in hilarious performance .\nKawhi Leonard, Matt Bonner, Patty Mills and Aron Baynes all teamed up .\nSpurs are third in the Western Conference with the play-offs approaching ."}}
{"prompt": "Juventus and Inter Milan are among clubs showing interest in Robin van Persie's situation at Old Trafford. The Manchester United striker has been out of the picture during the club's rise up the table with an ankle ligament injury ruling him out for the past six weeks. He has still managed 10 goals this season but his performances have been under par. United want to liven up their strikeforce in the summer and are looking to bring in two new forwards with Radamel Falcao expected to return to Monaco and Van Persie in danger of becoming a more peripheral figure. Manchester United striker Robin van Persie is a target for Serie A sides Juventus and Inter Milan this summer . Van Persie has been out injured for six weeks after damaging ankle ligaments against Swansea in February . The Dutchman scores United's opening goal in their win against Leicester City at Old Trafford in January . The Holland international turns 32 in August and will have one year left on his contract at the end of this season. United will talk to him in the summer but would listen to what other clubs have to offer. Juventus and Inter are admirers and know he could give them a short-term quality option. Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona are also in the market for back-up strikers of his level, although Barca remain under a transfer embargo until January. Van Persie, pictured celebrating a goal against Liverpool, has struck 10 times for United this season . Radamel Falcao is expected to leave United at the end of his loan spell after failing to make an impact . United have an interest in PSG striker Edinson Cavani, a player David Moyes tried to sign a year ago, and he was unhappy after being substituted at the weekend. PSG, though, also have doubts about the future of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and should he leave they would prefer to keep Cavani. The Uruguayan joined the French champions in a \u00a350million deal from Napoli in the summer of 2013. United could make a move for PSG striker Edinson Cavani (right) when the transfer window reopens . Cavani, pictured celebrating a goal against Chelsea, was also a target for ex-United boss David Moyes .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJuventus and Inter Milan are among clubs showing interest in Robin van Persie's situation at Old Trafford. The Manchester United striker has been out of the picture during the club's rise up the table with an ankle ligament injury ruling him out for the past six weeks. He has still managed 10 goals this season but his performances have been under par. United want to liven up their strikeforce in the summer and are looking to bring in two new forwards with Radamel Falcao expected to return to Monaco and Van Persie in danger of becoming a more peripheral figure. Manchester United striker Robin van Persie is a target for Serie A sides Juventus and Inter Milan this summer . Van Persie has been out injured for six weeks after damaging ankle ligaments against Swansea in February . The Dutchman scores United's opening goal in their win against Leicester City at Old Trafford in January . The Holland international turns 32 in August and will have one year left on his contract at the end of this season. United will talk to him in the summer but would listen to what other clubs have to offer. Juventus and Inter are admirers and know he could give them a short-term quality option. Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona are also in the market for back-up strikers of his level, although Barca remain under a transfer embargo until January. Van Persie, pictured celebrating a goal against Liverpool, has struck 10 times for United this season . Radamel Falcao is expected to leave United at the end of his loan spell after failing to make an impact . United have an interest in PSG striker Edinson Cavani, a player David Moyes tried to sign a year ago, and he was unhappy after being substituted at the weekend. PSG, though, also have doubts about the future of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and should he leave they would prefer to keep Cavani. The Uruguayan joined the French champions in a \u00a350million deal from Napoli in the summer of 2013. United could make a move for PSG striker Edinson Cavani (right) when the transfer window reopens . Cavani, pictured celebrating a goal against Chelsea, was also a target for ex-United boss David Moyes ."}], "metadata": {"id": "d6f4009d39910ba3c83511ba4b49093bb79decea", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Manchester United hope to sign two new strikers this summer .\nRobin van Persie has been disappointing for much of this season .\nSerie A giants Juventus and Inter Milan are both keen on the Dutchman .\nUnited are interested in Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani .\nAdrian Durham: Rooney and Carrick are the only Man Utd players with the 'football intelligence' demanded by Louis van Gaal .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news ."}}
{"prompt": "Kelli Jo Bauer, is accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of women's clothing and selling these goods out of her nearly $1 million home . A woman has been accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of women's clothing which she then advertised on Facebook to sell from her plush mansion. Kelli Jo Bauer, 45, was arrested at her Kansas City home after undercover officers visited her and were allegedly shown dozens of clothes, many still with tags of them, that she was selling. Bauer, who lives in a $900,000 home in Overland Park had advertised more than 1,000 items of high-end women's clothing on Facebook, including dozens of fake designer handbags. She has been accused of theft, according to documents filed in Johnson County District Court. Bauer, who is on house arrest as a condition of bond, is accused of showing officers clothes \u2014 many with tags still on them \u2014 hanging on a rack and folded on a bed in an upstairs bedroom, according to the\u00a0Kansas City Star. It is alleged that Bauer told undercover officers there was more merchandise downstairs, including an 'armful' of purses she showed them. Bauer told the officers that she was selling the items because she was a 'compulsive shopper' and had lost weight, the court documents said. The officers bought several items, including what Bauer said was a fake Louis Vuitton bag for $50. Scroll down for video . Detectives who began following Bauer said they saw her stealing items from several stores. After her arrest, police spent two days searching her home and were seen removing several items in large black bags. Officers are continuing to catalogue the items they seized. Bauer was allegedly selling the designer goods from her sprawling mansion in Overland Park, Kansas City . Bauer was released on a $20,000 bond and ordered to stay out of retail stores. She was placed under house arrest, monitored by GPS tracking. According to state records, Bauer operates an online retail business named My Retro Baby. The site advertises everything from a $325 diaper bag to a $38 hooded baby robe. Bower had apparently told the undercover officers she was selling the clothes because she had lost weight . During her first court appearance earlier this month, Bauer was ordered to follow mental health recommendations, including taking prescribed medication. Court records show Bauer was charged in 2007 with stealing clothing and other merchandise from three stores within 72 hours and in 2013 with stealing clothing from a retailer. In the 2007 case, she pleaded guilty to two reduced charges of misdemeanor criminal deprivation of property and was placed on probation, according to court records. As a condition of probation, she was required to serve seven days in jail and receive mental health treatment, records show. She was again placed on probation after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge in the 2013 case.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKelli Jo Bauer, is accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of women's clothing and selling these goods out of her nearly $1 million home . A woman has been accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of women's clothing which she then advertised on Facebook to sell from her plush mansion. Kelli Jo Bauer, 45, was arrested at her Kansas City home after undercover officers visited her and were allegedly shown dozens of clothes, many still with tags of them, that she was selling. Bauer, who lives in a $900,000 home in Overland Park had advertised more than 1,000 items of high-end women's clothing on Facebook, including dozens of fake designer handbags. She has been accused of theft, according to documents filed in Johnson County District Court. Bauer, who is on house arrest as a condition of bond, is accused of showing officers clothes \u2014 many with tags still on them \u2014 hanging on a rack and folded on a bed in an upstairs bedroom, according to the\u00a0Kansas City Star. It is alleged that Bauer told undercover officers there was more merchandise downstairs, including an 'armful' of purses she showed them. Bauer told the officers that she was selling the items because she was a 'compulsive shopper' and had lost weight, the court documents said. The officers bought several items, including what Bauer said was a fake Louis Vuitton bag for $50. Scroll down for video . Detectives who began following Bauer said they saw her stealing items from several stores. After her arrest, police spent two days searching her home and were seen removing several items in large black bags. Officers are continuing to catalogue the items they seized. Bauer was allegedly selling the designer goods from her sprawling mansion in Overland Park, Kansas City . Bauer was released on a $20,000 bond and ordered to stay out of retail stores. She was placed under house arrest, monitored by GPS tracking. According to state records, Bauer operates an online retail business named My Retro Baby. The site advertises everything from a $325 diaper bag to a $38 hooded baby robe. Bower had apparently told the undercover officers she was selling the clothes because she had lost weight . During her first court appearance earlier this month, Bauer was ordered to follow mental health recommendations, including taking prescribed medication. Court records show Bauer was charged in 2007 with stealing clothing and other merchandise from three stores within 72 hours and in 2013 with stealing clothing from a retailer. In the 2007 case, she pleaded guilty to two reduced charges of misdemeanor criminal deprivation of property and was placed on probation, according to court records. As a condition of probation, she was required to serve seven days in jail and receive mental health treatment, records show. She was again placed on probation after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge in the 2013 case."}], "metadata": {"id": "e0d47adf209f1f3032573ec0ef97b6a87517221c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Kelli Jo Bauer, 43, is accused of stealing fake designer clothes and bags .\nUndercover police officers saw her advertising clothes to sell on Facebook .\nThey went to her $900,000 home where she allegedly tried to sell clothes and handbags .\nBauer allegedly told officers she is a shopping addict .\nShe said she was selling the clothes because she'd lost weight and they no longer fit ."}}
{"prompt": "More than 20,000 pupils passed ten or more GCSEs with either an A or an A* grade between 2009 and 2013, Department for Education statistics reveal . The number of teenagers getting straight As at GCSE has soared by a third in just five years, new figures show. More than 20,000 children passed ten or more with either an A or an A* grade, Department for Education statistics reveal. But critics say increasing numbers of high-fliers mean not enough has been done to stop qualifications becoming too easy. The latest figures show that one in 30 pupils who sat the exams ended up with at least ten A grades. In 2009, the number of students who managed to get straight As was 15,791. This rose to 16,983 in 2010, 18,468 in 2011 and 18,829 in 2012. In 2013, the latest year for which figures are available, 20,307 received As across the board. The figures suggest Britain\u2019s most able students are increasingly getting top marks in all subjects. GCSE grades are used by universities to decide who to admit to courses, along with personal statements and references. However, as a greater proportion of pupils is classified as excellent, it is harder for top universities such as Oxford and Cambridge to identify truly exceptional youngsters. And while British results appear to be improving for some pupils, the country is slipping behind other nations when measured using international tests. Results published just over a year ago showed British teenagers dropped out of the top 20 rankings in maths, science and reading for the first time. Tests on more than half a million pupils worldwide found those in Vietnam, Shanghai and Poland had a much better command of core subjects. Children in the Chinese city of Shanghai were three years ahead of their British counterparts by 15. Overall, the UK came 26th out of 65 countries and economic regions in the report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Christopher McGovern, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, said: \u2018Sadly, grade inflation has devalued GCSEs to such an extent that any pass below a B has become little more than a certificate of incompetence. Critics say increasing numbers of high-fliers mean not enough has been done to stop qualifications becoming too easy. GCSE grades are used by universities to decide who to admit to courses (file picture) \u2018International comparisons of educational attainment, very serious concerns expressed by employers and the fact that many universities now have to put on remedial catch-up courses for new undergraduates, all point to a disastrous dumbing down of standards.\u2019 The Coalition tried to halt grade inflation by making qualifications more rigorous, but many reforms are still being implemented. A Conservative Party spokesman said: \u2018Importantly, while overall results are up, the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and peers is closing.\u2019 Meanwhile, it emerged yesterday that teenagers applying to university had their details wrongly passed to advertisers, the data protection watchdog ruled yesterday. The university admissions service UCAS broke the law by signing youngsters up to receive adverts about mobile phones, energy drinks and other products. The practice earned UCAS more than \u00a312million in a year, but, the Information Commissioner\u2019s Office found it broke marketing rules and told it to change its procedures.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMore than 20,000 pupils passed ten or more GCSEs with either an A or an A* grade between 2009 and 2013, Department for Education statistics reveal . The number of teenagers getting straight As at GCSE has soared by a third in just five years, new figures show. More than 20,000 children passed ten or more with either an A or an A* grade, Department for Education statistics reveal. But critics say increasing numbers of high-fliers mean not enough has been done to stop qualifications becoming too easy. The latest figures show that one in 30 pupils who sat the exams ended up with at least ten A grades. In 2009, the number of students who managed to get straight As was 15,791. This rose to 16,983 in 2010, 18,468 in 2011 and 18,829 in 2012. In 2013, the latest year for which figures are available, 20,307 received As across the board. The figures suggest Britain\u2019s most able students are increasingly getting top marks in all subjects. GCSE grades are used by universities to decide who to admit to courses, along with personal statements and references. However, as a greater proportion of pupils is classified as excellent, it is harder for top universities such as Oxford and Cambridge to identify truly exceptional youngsters. And while British results appear to be improving for some pupils, the country is slipping behind other nations when measured using international tests. Results published just over a year ago showed British teenagers dropped out of the top 20 rankings in maths, science and reading for the first time. Tests on more than half a million pupils worldwide found those in Vietnam, Shanghai and Poland had a much better command of core subjects. Children in the Chinese city of Shanghai were three years ahead of their British counterparts by 15. Overall, the UK came 26th out of 65 countries and economic regions in the report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Christopher McGovern, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, said: \u2018Sadly, grade inflation has devalued GCSEs to such an extent that any pass below a B has become little more than a certificate of incompetence. Critics say increasing numbers of high-fliers mean not enough has been done to stop qualifications becoming too easy. GCSE grades are used by universities to decide who to admit to courses (file picture) \u2018International comparisons of educational attainment, very serious concerns expressed by employers and the fact that many universities now have to put on remedial catch-up courses for new undergraduates, all point to a disastrous dumbing down of standards.\u2019 The Coalition tried to halt grade inflation by making qualifications more rigorous, but many reforms are still being implemented. A Conservative Party spokesman said: \u2018Importantly, while overall results are up, the attainment gap between disadvantaged pupils and peers is closing.\u2019 Meanwhile, it emerged yesterday that teenagers applying to university had their details wrongly passed to advertisers, the data protection watchdog ruled yesterday. The university admissions service UCAS broke the law by signing youngsters up to receive adverts about mobile phones, energy drinks and other products. The practice earned UCAS more than \u00a312million in a year, but, the Information Commissioner\u2019s Office found it broke marketing rules and told it to change its procedures."}], "metadata": {"id": "aabbcb53318e06d0b32fbc28b493fbd327966990", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "More than 20,000 passed ten or more GCSEs with A or A* in last five years .\nOne in 30 children who sat the exams ended up with at least ten A grades .\nFigures suggest UK's most able pupils are increasingly getting top marks ."}}
{"prompt": "West Ham manager Sam Allardyce says he would have no problem with sneaking through the \u2018back door\u2019 into European football via the Fair Play League. The Hammers started the season strongly and looked a good bet for European qualification around Christmas before their form fell away, with a mid-table finish now all-but certain. But a reprieve could be granted by the Fair Play League, with Allardyce\u2019s side topping the Barclays Premier League table for their good behaviour, just ahead of Burnley. If West Ham finish top of the pile and England\u2019s top flight is within the top three \u2018fair-playing\u2019 leagues in Europe \u2013 which it was on last count - they will earn a Europa League place. Sam Allardyce's West Ham are top of the Premier League Fair Play table, sitting just above Burnley . The Hammers have won once in their last 10 league matches and drew 1-1 against Stoke in their last match . Where do the English teams stand? 1. West Ham . 2. Burnley . 3. Liverpool . 4. Manchester City . 5. Southampton . Qualification via Fair Play would see the Hammers enter the competition at the first qualifying round, playing their first game on July 2 and competing in up to six games before the Premier League season even starts. But Allardyce, who takes his charges to face champions Manchester City on Sunday, just wants to qualify and doesn\u2019t care how he does it, or when the season restarts. \u2018It\u2019s a headache but you\u2019ve got to take the opportunity if it arises,\u2019 he said. \u2018It might be seen as the back door, (but) it\u2019s an opportunity to play in Europe. \u2018I think every player wants, not come back that bit earlier, but certainly to play in Europe because this club hasn\u2019t been in that position to play in Europe for a long time.\u2019 Allardyce\u2019s Upton Park future hangs in the balance with his contract expiring in the summer and a section of fans demanding he is replaced at the end of the season, but he has already been involved in meetings concerning pre-season plans. Allardyce is out of contract at West Ham in the summer which leaves his managerial future in the balance . \u2018The difficulty is the fact that we don\u2019t know when, yet, whether we\u2019re going to finish in that spot,\u2019 he said. \u2018And so we\u2019ve already planned for either. One in it and one out of it, and obviously if we\u2019re in it we\u2019re back earlier, a few days earlier. If we\u2019re out of it (the Europa League) we come back on July 1, which is one of the smallest close seasons we\u2019ve had in a long time. \u2018And even then international players won\u2019t be back on that date, either earlier or on the first of July because they won\u2019t be finished international duties until the middle of June.\u2019 Aaron Cresswell (left) and Mark Noble (right) could be playing Europa League football next season . Conceding late goals in games to drop points has been a trend for West Ham of late, topped off by Mark Arnautovic\u2019s 95th-minute equaliser for Stoke City at Upton Park on Saturday. Allardyce hopes that run of misfortune will end at the Etihad Stadium. \u2018It\u2019s been a terrible thing for our results in terms of points to performances in general,\u2019 he said. \u2018We\u2019ve got to make sure that we focus and if we\u2019re in that position again (leading late on), don\u2019t show the type of nerves we showed last week. \u2018I think we got exceedingly nervous in the last few minutes and made basic mistakes which kept allowing a bit of pressure and Stoke took advantage of it.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWest Ham manager Sam Allardyce says he would have no problem with sneaking through the \u2018back door\u2019 into European football via the Fair Play League. The Hammers started the season strongly and looked a good bet for European qualification around Christmas before their form fell away, with a mid-table finish now all-but certain. But a reprieve could be granted by the Fair Play League, with Allardyce\u2019s side topping the Barclays Premier League table for their good behaviour, just ahead of Burnley. If West Ham finish top of the pile and England\u2019s top flight is within the top three \u2018fair-playing\u2019 leagues in Europe \u2013 which it was on last count - they will earn a Europa League place. Sam Allardyce's West Ham are top of the Premier League Fair Play table, sitting just above Burnley . The Hammers have won once in their last 10 league matches and drew 1-1 against Stoke in their last match . Where do the English teams stand? 1. West Ham . 2. Burnley . 3. Liverpool . 4. Manchester City . 5. Southampton . Qualification via Fair Play would see the Hammers enter the competition at the first qualifying round, playing their first game on July 2 and competing in up to six games before the Premier League season even starts. But Allardyce, who takes his charges to face champions Manchester City on Sunday, just wants to qualify and doesn\u2019t care how he does it, or when the season restarts. \u2018It\u2019s a headache but you\u2019ve got to take the opportunity if it arises,\u2019 he said. \u2018It might be seen as the back door, (but) it\u2019s an opportunity to play in Europe. \u2018I think every player wants, not come back that bit earlier, but certainly to play in Europe because this club hasn\u2019t been in that position to play in Europe for a long time.\u2019 Allardyce\u2019s Upton Park future hangs in the balance with his contract expiring in the summer and a section of fans demanding he is replaced at the end of the season, but he has already been involved in meetings concerning pre-season plans. Allardyce is out of contract at West Ham in the summer which leaves his managerial future in the balance . \u2018The difficulty is the fact that we don\u2019t know when, yet, whether we\u2019re going to finish in that spot,\u2019 he said. \u2018And so we\u2019ve already planned for either. One in it and one out of it, and obviously if we\u2019re in it we\u2019re back earlier, a few days earlier. If we\u2019re out of it (the Europa League) we come back on July 1, which is one of the smallest close seasons we\u2019ve had in a long time. \u2018And even then international players won\u2019t be back on that date, either earlier or on the first of July because they won\u2019t be finished international duties until the middle of June.\u2019 Aaron Cresswell (left) and Mark Noble (right) could be playing Europa League football next season . Conceding late goals in games to drop points has been a trend for West Ham of late, topped off by Mark Arnautovic\u2019s 95th-minute equaliser for Stoke City at Upton Park on Saturday. Allardyce hopes that run of misfortune will end at the Etihad Stadium. \u2018It\u2019s been a terrible thing for our results in terms of points to performances in general,\u2019 he said. \u2018We\u2019ve got to make sure that we focus and if we\u2019re in that position again (leading late on), don\u2019t show the type of nerves we showed last week. \u2018I think we got exceedingly nervous in the last few minutes and made basic mistakes which kept allowing a bit of pressure and Stoke took advantage of it.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "3c2651b17c1705562e9a0ad7fd93dd3b0bf36a69", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Sam Allardyce's West Ham are top of the Premier League Fair Play table .\nThe Upton Park outfit could be playing Europa League football next year .\nAllardyce has said he's happy to sneak\u00a0through the \u2018back door\u2019 into Europe .\nWest Ham travel to league champions Manchester City on Sunday ."}}
{"prompt": "Bobby Flay is said to be offering his soon-to-be ex-wife just $5,000 a month - despite a personal worth of more than $20million. According to TMZ, the prenup between the Food Network star and the Law And Order: SVU actress provides her with the relatively\u00a0meager\u00a0sum for five years. The report also claims that the prenup contains a clause that allows the chef buy her out of the $8million marital home for just $1million - with an extra $50,000 to pack and move her stuff. Unhappy: Stephanie March is unhappy with the $5,000 a month she has been offered by Bobby Flay as per their prenup, according to TMZ; He filed for divorce on Friday (pictured in June 2013) Flay filed for divorce on Friday, just one day after it emerged he had separated from his wife of ten years. TMZ claimed\u00a0the 50-year-old was 'heartbroken' about the split - while his wife is 'mighty unhappy' with the prenup. Also on Friday the\u00a0New York Daily News\u00a0claimed the actress questioned her spouse about rumours he was romantically involved with Mad Men star January Jones in 2010. 'I know Stephanie basically asked him after January Jones, \"Did you f*** her?\"' an insider told the site. March was said to be suspicious after her husband happened to be on the scene when single mother Jones got into a car accident in LA in 2010. The source added that he denied any romance. There was concern about this woman: The New York Daily News on Friday claimed that March asked her spouse if he had any romantic liaisons with January Jones - he allegedly said no; here Jones is pictured in March . Her love interest these days:\u00a0Jones is now dating Will Forte, who she was seen with in February at the premiere of The Last Man On Earth . Jones is now dating Will Forte, who she was seen with in February at the premiere of The Last Man On Earth. Legal documents obtained by TMZ state that the marriage has 'broken down irretrievably.' It has been reported they separated three weeks ago. And because they have no children together there is no issue about child support but they are fighting over property already, it was alleged on Friday. Flay has already moved out of their New York City apartment. The couple has secured their own attorneys and are discussing the terms of divorce, according to the news site. Once so close: Flay and March, who reportedly separated three weeks ago, pictured in January 2013 . TMZ went on to report that the marriage began to unravel over the past year and a half. Sources told TMZ that the union crumbled when Stephanie's appendix burst and Bobby didn't come to the hospital until the next day. Stephanie claimed Bobby said 'he was busy with work' and instead sent his assistants to help her. Moved out: The Iron Chef Of America star - pictured in 2013 - is said to have moved out of the couple's New York City apartment . Boiling point: The marriage suffered when Stephanie's appendix burst and Bobby didn't come to the hospital until the next day because he was busy, TMZ reported; Flay was pictured with President Obama in 2009 . In February, the pair didn't celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary together. According to TMZ, Bobby attended a wine festival in Florida with his assistants instead. This will be Stephanie's first divorce and a third for Flay, whose two previous marriages both ended in divorce. In January, Flay was rumoured to be romantically involved with fellow chef Giada De Laurentiis after the 44-year-old Giada At Home star announced her split from her husband of 11 years, Todd Thompson. The Iron Chef Of America star and Giada were spotted having 'a festive dinner out together' at Cecconi's, in the private Soho Beach House, in Miami Beach on December 27, 2014, as People reported. In a statement to Gossip Cop, Giada said that any suggestion of a romance was false. Bobby has a daughter Sophie with second wife Kate Connelly, who he wed in 1995 and divorced in 1999. His first wife is Debra Ponzek, who he wed in 1991 and split from in 1993. 'Festive dinner out': Bobby and fellow chef Giada De Laurentiis (pictured 2012) enjoyed 'a festive dinner out' together in Miami Beach on December 27, sparking rumours of a romance, which Giada later denied .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBobby Flay is said to be offering his soon-to-be ex-wife just $5,000 a month - despite a personal worth of more than $20million. According to TMZ, the prenup between the Food Network star and the Law And Order: SVU actress provides her with the relatively\u00a0meager\u00a0sum for five years. The report also claims that the prenup contains a clause that allows the chef buy her out of the $8million marital home for just $1million - with an extra $50,000 to pack and move her stuff. Unhappy: Stephanie March is unhappy with the $5,000 a month she has been offered by Bobby Flay as per their prenup, according to TMZ; He filed for divorce on Friday (pictured in June 2013) Flay filed for divorce on Friday, just one day after it emerged he had separated from his wife of ten years. TMZ claimed\u00a0the 50-year-old was 'heartbroken' about the split - while his wife is 'mighty unhappy' with the prenup. Also on Friday the\u00a0New York Daily News\u00a0claimed the actress questioned her spouse about rumours he was romantically involved with Mad Men star January Jones in 2010. 'I know Stephanie basically asked him after January Jones, \"Did you f*** her?\"' an insider told the site. March was said to be suspicious after her husband happened to be on the scene when single mother Jones got into a car accident in LA in 2010. The source added that he denied any romance. There was concern about this woman: The New York Daily News on Friday claimed that March asked her spouse if he had any romantic liaisons with January Jones - he allegedly said no; here Jones is pictured in March . Her love interest these days:\u00a0Jones is now dating Will Forte, who she was seen with in February at the premiere of The Last Man On Earth . Jones is now dating Will Forte, who she was seen with in February at the premiere of The Last Man On Earth. Legal documents obtained by TMZ state that the marriage has 'broken down irretrievably.' It has been reported they separated three weeks ago. And because they have no children together there is no issue about child support but they are fighting over property already, it was alleged on Friday. Flay has already moved out of their New York City apartment. The couple has secured their own attorneys and are discussing the terms of divorce, according to the news site. Once so close: Flay and March, who reportedly separated three weeks ago, pictured in January 2013 . TMZ went on to report that the marriage began to unravel over the past year and a half. Sources told TMZ that the union crumbled when Stephanie's appendix burst and Bobby didn't come to the hospital until the next day. Stephanie claimed Bobby said 'he was busy with work' and instead sent his assistants to help her. Moved out: The Iron Chef Of America star - pictured in 2013 - is said to have moved out of the couple's New York City apartment . Boiling point: The marriage suffered when Stephanie's appendix burst and Bobby didn't come to the hospital until the next day because he was busy, TMZ reported; Flay was pictured with President Obama in 2009 . In February, the pair didn't celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary together. According to TMZ, Bobby attended a wine festival in Florida with his assistants instead. This will be Stephanie's first divorce and a third for Flay, whose two previous marriages both ended in divorce. In January, Flay was rumoured to be romantically involved with fellow chef Giada De Laurentiis after the 44-year-old Giada At Home star announced her split from her husband of 11 years, Todd Thompson. The Iron Chef Of America star and Giada were spotted having 'a festive dinner out together' at Cecconi's, in the private Soho Beach House, in Miami Beach on December 27, 2014, as People reported. In a statement to Gossip Cop, Giada said that any suggestion of a romance was false. Bobby has a daughter Sophie with second wife Kate Connelly, who he wed in 1995 and divorced in 1999. His first wife is Debra Ponzek, who he wed in 1991 and split from in 1993. 'Festive dinner out': Bobby and fellow chef Giada De Laurentiis (pictured 2012) enjoyed 'a festive dinner out' together in Miami Beach on December 27, sparking rumours of a romance, which Giada later denied ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8ca55186f7ede9dc28a11a4212f816d37aabd73e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Bobby and Stephanie separated three weeks ago after 10 years of marriage .\nOn Friday the 50-year-old Food Network star filed for divorce .\nHis actress spouse is said to be not happy with the prenup in place .\nThey have no children and are 'fighting over property'\nIt was also claimed she questioned him about romancing January Jones ."}}
{"prompt": "A. Alfred Taubman, the self-made Michigan billionaire whose philanthropy and business success \u2014 including weaving the enclosed shopping mall into American culture \u2014 was clouded by a criminal conviction late in his career, has died aged 91. Taubman, \u00a0who donated hundreds of millions of dollars to universities, hospitals and museums, died Friday night at his home of a heart attack, according to son Robert S. Taubman, president and CEO of Taubman Centers, Inc. 'This company and all that you stand for were among the greatest joys of his life,' Robert S. Taubman wrote in a message to the company's employees. Dead at 91: Real estate mogul and Michigan billionaire A. Alfred Taubman \u00a0died on Friday night   at his home after a heart attack . 'He was so proud of what this wonderful company he founded 65 years ago has accomplished.' Taubman's business success spanned from real estate and art houses to the hot dog-serving A&W restaurant chain, for which he traveled to Hungary to figure out why the country's sausage was so good. He also became a major backer of stem-cell research. But it was his rearrangement of how people shop \u2014 parking lot in front, several stores in one stop close to home \u2014 that left a mark on American culture. Taubman Centers, a subsidiary of his Taubman Co., founded in 1950, currently owns and manages 19 regional shopping centers nationwide. 'Everything that excited me that I got interested in, I did,' Taubman told The Associated Press in a 2007 interview. Born January 31, 1942, in Pontiac, Michigan, to German-Jewish immigrants, Taubman worked as a boy at a department store after school near his family's home, which was among the custom houses and commercial buildings developed in the area by his father. He was a freshman at the University of Michigan when he left to serve in World War II, around the time he stopped using his first name, Adolph. When he returned to Ann Arbor to study art and architecture, he created small on-campus businesses to cover expenses, then transferred to Lawrence Technological University near Detroit to take night classes while working at an architectural firm as a junior draftsman. Family business: Taubman Prestige Outlets Chesterfield officially opened in 2013 in Chesterfield, Missouri a western suburb of St. Louis . Recognizing the booming post-war growth of the middle class, particularly in the Motor City, he launched his first real estate development company in 1950. His first project was a freestanding bridal shop in Detroit \u2014 but he had his eyes on something bigger. He'd noticed shoppers responding to the convenience of 'one-stop comparison shopping opportunity,' he wrote in his autobiography. So when a friend suggested a shopping plaza in Flint, Taubman's company did something radical for the time: stores were pushed to the back of the lot and parking spaces were put up front. It was a success, his young company took on larger-scale developments in Michigan, California and elsewhere in the 1950s and early '60s. A. Alfred Taubman is assisted as he leaves federal court in New York, on Monday, April 22, 2002 where Taubman was sentenced to a year in jail for fixing commissions at Sotheby's . Taubman served as chairman of Sotheby's Holdings, Inc., parent company of Sotheby's art auction house, from 1983 to 2000, and was a partner in international real estate firm The Athena Group before he was tangled in a price-fixing scheme. He was convicted in 2001 of conspiring with Anthony Tennant, former chairman of Christie's International, to fix the commissions the auction giants charged. Prosecutors alleged sellers were bilked of as much as $400 million in commissions. Taubman was fined $7.5 million and spent about a year in a low-security prison in Rochester, Minnesota, but long insisted he was innocent and expressed regret for not testifying in his own defense. 'I had lost a chunk of my life, my good name and around 27 pounds,' he recalled in his book, saying he was forced to take the fall for others. Mall man: A. Alfred, Robert and William Taubman, along with Randy Benderson and other dignitaries, cut the ribbon today to open The Mall at University Town Center in Sarasota, Florida in 2014 . The case cast a shadow over Taubman's accomplishments, but it diminished over the years \u2014 and his philanthropy continued unabated. He had pledged $100 million to the University of Michigan's A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute and its stem-cell research by 2011. He also financed public-policy programs at Harvard, Brown University and the University of Michigan, which received several large donations. He donated millions and spoke passionately in support of the 2008 ballot initiative in Michigan that eased restrictions on embryonic stem-cell research and enabled his namesake institute to conduct major research for diseases \u2014 including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, which claimed the life of his good friend, New York Sen. Jacob Javits, in 1986. After turning over control of Taubman Centers to his two sons, Taubman made sustaining the Detroit Institute of Art a priority. His knowledge of how shoppers negotiated malls was tapped to help reconfigure the flow of the museum, and he helped guide the DIA as president of the Detroit Arts Commission through chronic financial problems.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA. Alfred Taubman, the self-made Michigan billionaire whose philanthropy and business success \u2014 including weaving the enclosed shopping mall into American culture \u2014 was clouded by a criminal conviction late in his career, has died aged 91. Taubman, \u00a0who donated hundreds of millions of dollars to universities, hospitals and museums, died Friday night at his home of a heart attack, according to son Robert S. Taubman, president and CEO of Taubman Centers, Inc. 'This company and all that you stand for were among the greatest joys of his life,' Robert S. Taubman wrote in a message to the company's employees. Dead at 91: Real estate mogul and Michigan billionaire A. Alfred Taubman \u00a0died on Friday night   at his home after a heart attack . 'He was so proud of what this wonderful company he founded 65 years ago has accomplished.' Taubman's business success spanned from real estate and art houses to the hot dog-serving A&W restaurant chain, for which he traveled to Hungary to figure out why the country's sausage was so good. He also became a major backer of stem-cell research. But it was his rearrangement of how people shop \u2014 parking lot in front, several stores in one stop close to home \u2014 that left a mark on American culture. Taubman Centers, a subsidiary of his Taubman Co., founded in 1950, currently owns and manages 19 regional shopping centers nationwide. 'Everything that excited me that I got interested in, I did,' Taubman told The Associated Press in a 2007 interview. Born January 31, 1942, in Pontiac, Michigan, to German-Jewish immigrants, Taubman worked as a boy at a department store after school near his family's home, which was among the custom houses and commercial buildings developed in the area by his father. He was a freshman at the University of Michigan when he left to serve in World War II, around the time he stopped using his first name, Adolph. When he returned to Ann Arbor to study art and architecture, he created small on-campus businesses to cover expenses, then transferred to Lawrence Technological University near Detroit to take night classes while working at an architectural firm as a junior draftsman. Family business: Taubman Prestige Outlets Chesterfield officially opened in 2013 in Chesterfield, Missouri a western suburb of St. Louis . Recognizing the booming post-war growth of the middle class, particularly in the Motor City, he launched his first real estate development company in 1950. His first project was a freestanding bridal shop in Detroit \u2014 but he had his eyes on something bigger. He'd noticed shoppers responding to the convenience of 'one-stop comparison shopping opportunity,' he wrote in his autobiography. So when a friend suggested a shopping plaza in Flint, Taubman's company did something radical for the time: stores were pushed to the back of the lot and parking spaces were put up front. It was a success, his young company took on larger-scale developments in Michigan, California and elsewhere in the 1950s and early '60s. A. Alfred Taubman is assisted as he leaves federal court in New York, on Monday, April 22, 2002 where Taubman was sentenced to a year in jail for fixing commissions at Sotheby's . Taubman served as chairman of Sotheby's Holdings, Inc., parent company of Sotheby's art auction house, from 1983 to 2000, and was a partner in international real estate firm The Athena Group before he was tangled in a price-fixing scheme. He was convicted in 2001 of conspiring with Anthony Tennant, former chairman of Christie's International, to fix the commissions the auction giants charged. Prosecutors alleged sellers were bilked of as much as $400 million in commissions. Taubman was fined $7.5 million and spent about a year in a low-security prison in Rochester, Minnesota, but long insisted he was innocent and expressed regret for not testifying in his own defense. 'I had lost a chunk of my life, my good name and around 27 pounds,' he recalled in his book, saying he was forced to take the fall for others. Mall man: A. Alfred, Robert and William Taubman, along with Randy Benderson and other dignitaries, cut the ribbon today to open The Mall at University Town Center in Sarasota, Florida in 2014 . The case cast a shadow over Taubman's accomplishments, but it diminished over the years \u2014 and his philanthropy continued unabated. He had pledged $100 million to the University of Michigan's A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute and its stem-cell research by 2011. He also financed public-policy programs at Harvard, Brown University and the University of Michigan, which received several large donations. He donated millions and spoke passionately in support of the 2008 ballot initiative in Michigan that eased restrictions on embryonic stem-cell research and enabled his namesake institute to conduct major research for diseases \u2014 including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, which claimed the life of his good friend, New York Sen. Jacob Javits, in 1986. After turning over control of Taubman Centers to his two sons, Taubman made sustaining the Detroit Institute of Art a priority. His knowledge of how shoppers negotiated malls was tapped to help reconfigure the flow of the museum, and he helped guide the DIA as president of the Detroit Arts Commission through chronic financial problems."}], "metadata": {"id": "46d0d741c56facd28698cdfb62f594dd03f8f123", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "A. Alfred Taubman, the self-made Michigan billionaire died on Friday night at his home of a heart attack .\nTaubman's business success spanned from real estate and art houses to the hot dog-serving A&W restaurant chain .\nWaubman was convicted in 2001 of conspiring with the former chairman of Christie's to fix the commissions the auction giants charged at Sotheby's .\nTaubman was fined $7.5 million and spent about a year in a low-security prison in Rochester, Minnesota, but long insisted he was innocent ."}}
{"prompt": "A two-year-old girl who died from a brain tumour has been frozen - in the hope she will one day be revived by advances in science. Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved. The toddler was diagnosed with an\u00a0aggressive\u00a0form of cancer last April after she failed to wake up one morning,\u00a0Motherboard's\u00a0Brian Merchant reports . After being admitted to a Bangkok hospital, tests revealed she had a 11cm tumour in the left side of her brain. Scroll down for video . Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved . Doctors\u00a0diagnosed\u00a0her with\u00a0ependymoblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer that afflicts the very young. The outlook was bleak from the start - the disease has a five-year\u00a0survival\u00a0rate of 30 per cent. To make matters worse, Matheryn - known to her family as Einz - had fallen into a coma. After a months of intensive treatment, including 12 rounds of brain surgery, 20 chemotherapy treatments, and 20 radiation therapy sessions, it became clear there was little more doctors could do. She died on January 8th this year after her parents switched off her life support machine. By the time she passed away, she had lost 80 per cent of the left side of her brain - essentially paralysing the right side of her body. But determined for some good to come from her death, her family have had her body cryogenically preserved - by one of the biggest \u00a0providers of this service in the world. Matheryn is currently at the Arizona-based Alcor, her brain and body frozen separately at 196C. Her family's main - although many would argue, far fetched - hope is that one day, science will have progressed enough to restore life to her. Alternatively, her parents want the cells from her brain and other parts of her body to be saved, so the disease that killed her can be studied in the future. Aside from the huge number of 'what ifs', there is the cost. 'Membership' to Alcor costs $770 a year - plus a rather more hefty $80,000 for a 'neuro' (the procedure Matheryn had) or \u00a3200,000 to have a full body frozen. Alcor is also where the bodies of famous baseball player Ted Williams, as well as his son John Henry Williams, are stored. 'It [the freezing] provides the opportunity for Matheryn to breathe again when the technology is provided and appropriate for her disease,' \u00a0said her father, who found out about the\u00a0cryopreservation firm on the internet. The procedure involves moving the patient onto an ice bed, coating them in freezing materials and artificially restarting the heart with a \u201cheart-lung-resuscitator\". Over a dozen different medications are administered before blood is drained from the body and replaced with medical-grade antifreeze,. The chest cavity is then opened to attach the major blood vessels to a machine that flushes out all remaining blood, then slowly lowering the body\u2019s temperature, at a rate of 1\u02da Celsius every hour. After two weeks, the body reaches deep cryofreeze at -196\u02da C. But as a family of doctors, they are hopeful, rather than unrealistically optimistic. And as Matheryn's doctor pointed out: 'Her life was made possible by modern science in the first place - she was carried by a surrogate because her mother had lost her uterus birthing a son.' The\u00a0family\u00a0also feels there are 'still considerable frontiers left to be examined when it comes to medicine and\u00a0human physiology. 'They didn't want their daughter's life to end in vain,' Aaron Drake, Alcor's medical response director told Motherboard. 'They're hoping that by preserving the tissue cells of this particular cancer, they can come up with a better treatment plan, and maybe even eventually cure it. If you look at the global picture of what they're trying to accomplish, it's very altruistic.' But the process of cryogenically freezing the toddler wasn't just an emotional rollercoaster, but a logistical one, too. In an ideal world, she would have been flown to Arizona. But Matheryn's health was so poor and when she ended up on a ventilator, air travel became impossible. Instead, a doctor from Alcor flew to Thailand and, as soon as she was pronounced dead - at 6.18pm on that January evening - preservation of her body began. Matheryn is currently at the Arizona-based Alcor, her brain and body frozen separately.Her family's main - although many would argue, far fetched - hope is that one day, science will have progressed enough to restore life to her . Usually, the brain would be removed from the body and then frozen. But customs and repatriation issues to the US meant it was easier, according to Mr Drake, to undertake cryoprotective perfusion of Matheryn\u2019s brain in Thailand. 'The team decided to do so without separating her brain from the rest of the body,' he said. The procedure 'involves moving the patient onto an ice bed, coating her in freezing materials and artificially restarting the heart with a \u201cheart-lung-resuscitator\". Over a dozen different medications are administered before blood is drained from the body and replaced with medical-grade antifreeze,. Alcor's mission, according to the company website, is as follows... 'The preservation of individual lives, to be sought through the following prioritized list of fundamentals: . Maintain the current patients in biostasis. Place current and future members into biostasis (when and if needed). Eventually restore to health and reintegrate into society all patients in Alcor's care. Fund research into developing more cost effective and reliable means for 1-3 above. Provide public education as a means of fostering growth to support the goals of 1, 2, 3, 4 above.' So far, the company has performed over 130 cryopreservations. The chest cavity is then opened to attach the major blood vessels to a machine that flushes out all remaining blood, then slowly lowering the body\u2019s temperature, at a rate of 1\u02da Celsius every hour. After two weeks, the body reaches deep cryofreeze at -196\u02da C. Matheryn underwent a procedure called a 'neuro'. This is where the the brain is removed and stored, rather than the whole body. It is now sitting in a stainless steel, vacuum-insulated container in Arizona filled with liquid nitrogen at -196\u02daC. But the question still remains as to how - if science did eventually progress enough - any frozen body would actually be revived. 'We know we can regenerate a small organ, and grow a new heart,' said Mr Drake. 'We know we can 3-dimensionally print cells and hearts. So at some point we would need to regenerate her entire body, or at least her organs, and put it all together. 'Then we\u2019d need to transplant that brain into a new body.' However a growing number of people are showing interest in the pioneering technology. 'Our market is growing,' Mr Drake told Motherboard's Brian Merchant. 'The younger generation is more accustomed to seeing changes in technology. Any thing you can come up with, six months later, there\u2019s an app for it. 'The younger generation sees this and thinks \u2018sure why not\u2019? - they can figure everything else out, so why not this? They feel this is kind of an inevitable thing.' And for Matheryn's family, it provides peace of mind and gives them some solace from the tragedy of her death. 'At least, we devoted her life and body for the progress and development of science,' said her mother, Nareerat. 'This is also another treat for our family, we know that she's alive although we have been separated.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA two-year-old girl who died from a brain tumour has been frozen - in the hope she will one day be revived by advances in science. Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved. The toddler was diagnosed with an\u00a0aggressive\u00a0form of cancer last April after she failed to wake up one morning,\u00a0Motherboard's\u00a0Brian Merchant reports . After being admitted to a Bangkok hospital, tests revealed she had a 11cm tumour in the left side of her brain. Scroll down for video . Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved . Doctors\u00a0diagnosed\u00a0her with\u00a0ependymoblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer that afflicts the very young. The outlook was bleak from the start - the disease has a five-year\u00a0survival\u00a0rate of 30 per cent. To make matters worse, Matheryn - known to her family as Einz - had fallen into a coma. After a months of intensive treatment, including 12 rounds of brain surgery, 20 chemotherapy treatments, and 20 radiation therapy sessions, it became clear there was little more doctors could do. She died on January 8th this year after her parents switched off her life support machine. By the time she passed away, she had lost 80 per cent of the left side of her brain - essentially paralysing the right side of her body. But determined for some good to come from her death, her family have had her body cryogenically preserved - by one of the biggest \u00a0providers of this service in the world. Matheryn is currently at the Arizona-based Alcor, her brain and body frozen separately at 196C. Her family's main - although many would argue, far fetched - hope is that one day, science will have progressed enough to restore life to her. Alternatively, her parents want the cells from her brain and other parts of her body to be saved, so the disease that killed her can be studied in the future. Aside from the huge number of 'what ifs', there is the cost. 'Membership' to Alcor costs $770 a year - plus a rather more hefty $80,000 for a 'neuro' (the procedure Matheryn had) or \u00a3200,000 to have a full body frozen. Alcor is also where the bodies of famous baseball player Ted Williams, as well as his son John Henry Williams, are stored. 'It [the freezing] provides the opportunity for Matheryn to breathe again when the technology is provided and appropriate for her disease,' \u00a0said her father, who found out about the\u00a0cryopreservation firm on the internet. The procedure involves moving the patient onto an ice bed, coating them in freezing materials and artificially restarting the heart with a \u201cheart-lung-resuscitator\". Over a dozen different medications are administered before blood is drained from the body and replaced with medical-grade antifreeze,. The chest cavity is then opened to attach the major blood vessels to a machine that flushes out all remaining blood, then slowly lowering the body\u2019s temperature, at a rate of 1\u02da Celsius every hour. After two weeks, the body reaches deep cryofreeze at -196\u02da C. But as a family of doctors, they are hopeful, rather than unrealistically optimistic. And as Matheryn's doctor pointed out: 'Her life was made possible by modern science in the first place - she was carried by a surrogate because her mother had lost her uterus birthing a son.' The\u00a0family\u00a0also feels there are 'still considerable frontiers left to be examined when it comes to medicine and\u00a0human physiology. 'They didn't want their daughter's life to end in vain,' Aaron Drake, Alcor's medical response director told Motherboard. 'They're hoping that by preserving the tissue cells of this particular cancer, they can come up with a better treatment plan, and maybe even eventually cure it. If you look at the global picture of what they're trying to accomplish, it's very altruistic.' But the process of cryogenically freezing the toddler wasn't just an emotional rollercoaster, but a logistical one, too. In an ideal world, she would have been flown to Arizona. But Matheryn's health was so poor and when she ended up on a ventilator, air travel became impossible. Instead, a doctor from Alcor flew to Thailand and, as soon as she was pronounced dead - at 6.18pm on that January evening - preservation of her body began. Matheryn is currently at the Arizona-based Alcor, her brain and body frozen separately.Her family's main - although many would argue, far fetched - hope is that one day, science will have progressed enough to restore life to her . Usually, the brain would be removed from the body and then frozen. But customs and repatriation issues to the US meant it was easier, according to Mr Drake, to undertake cryoprotective perfusion of Matheryn\u2019s brain in Thailand. 'The team decided to do so without separating her brain from the rest of the body,' he said. The procedure 'involves moving the patient onto an ice bed, coating her in freezing materials and artificially restarting the heart with a \u201cheart-lung-resuscitator\". Over a dozen different medications are administered before blood is drained from the body and replaced with medical-grade antifreeze,. Alcor's mission, according to the company website, is as follows... 'The preservation of individual lives, to be sought through the following prioritized list of fundamentals: . Maintain the current patients in biostasis. Place current and future members into biostasis (when and if needed). Eventually restore to health and reintegrate into society all patients in Alcor's care. Fund research into developing more cost effective and reliable means for 1-3 above. Provide public education as a means of fostering growth to support the goals of 1, 2, 3, 4 above.' So far, the company has performed over 130 cryopreservations. The chest cavity is then opened to attach the major blood vessels to a machine that flushes out all remaining blood, then slowly lowering the body\u2019s temperature, at a rate of 1\u02da Celsius every hour. After two weeks, the body reaches deep cryofreeze at -196\u02da C. Matheryn underwent a procedure called a 'neuro'. This is where the the brain is removed and stored, rather than the whole body. It is now sitting in a stainless steel, vacuum-insulated container in Arizona filled with liquid nitrogen at -196\u02daC. But the question still remains as to how - if science did eventually progress enough - any frozen body would actually be revived. 'We know we can regenerate a small organ, and grow a new heart,' said Mr Drake. 'We know we can 3-dimensionally print cells and hearts. So at some point we would need to regenerate her entire body, or at least her organs, and put it all together. 'Then we\u2019d need to transplant that brain into a new body.' However a growing number of people are showing interest in the pioneering technology. 'Our market is growing,' Mr Drake told Motherboard's Brian Merchant. 'The younger generation is more accustomed to seeing changes in technology. Any thing you can come up with, six months later, there\u2019s an app for it. 'The younger generation sees this and thinks \u2018sure why not\u2019? - they can figure everything else out, so why not this? They feel this is kind of an inevitable thing.' And for Matheryn's family, it provides peace of mind and gives them some solace from the tragedy of her death. 'At least, we devoted her life and body for the progress and development of science,' said her mother, Nareerat. 'This is also another treat for our family, we know that she's alive although we have been separated.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "205ede7b5f72b17e5df1321dd508993c3f0a8ee2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Two-year-old Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, died in January .\nHad battled a very rare brain cancer that affects very young children .\nHer brain and body have been frozen by Arizona-based firm Alcor .\nFamily hopes body can be used for research - or she can one day live again ."}}
{"prompt": "Wimbledon semi-finalist Milos Raonic and 19-year-old Australian Nick Kyrgios will make their debuts at the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club this summer. Canada's Raonic, ranked No 6 in the world, lost to Roger Federer in last year's Wimbledon semi-final while Kyrgios burst onto the scene with a shock fourth-round victory over two-time champion Rafael Nadal. The duo will join Nadal, Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka, Marin Cilic and defending champion Grigor Dimitrov at Queen's, which begins on June 15. Croatia's Milos Raonic in action during his run to the Wimbledon semi-finals last summer . Nick Kyrgios was responsible for the biggest upset at SW19 last year when he beat Rafael Nadal .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWimbledon semi-finalist Milos Raonic and 19-year-old Australian Nick Kyrgios will make their debuts at the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club this summer. Canada's Raonic, ranked No 6 in the world, lost to Roger Federer in last year's Wimbledon semi-final while Kyrgios burst onto the scene with a shock fourth-round victory over two-time champion Rafael Nadal. The duo will join Nadal, Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka, Marin Cilic and defending champion Grigor Dimitrov at Queen's, which begins on June 15. Croatia's Milos Raonic in action during his run to the Wimbledon semi-finals last summer . Nick Kyrgios was responsible for the biggest upset at SW19 last year when he beat Rafael Nadal ."}], "metadata": {"id": "667d5b68188f5729411ddc27dad1df55bb241131", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Milos Raonic, last year's Wimbledon semi-finalist, will play at Queen's Club .\nAustralian Nick Kyrgios will also make his debut in west London .\nKyrgios knocked Rafael Nadal out of Wimbledon in a huge shock last year ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)The United States is urging China to release five young feminists who face years in prison over their campaign for gender equality. Authorities detained the women in three cities -- Beijing, Guangzhou and Hangzhou -- a few days ahead of events planned for International Women's Day on March 8. \"Each and every one of us has the right to speak out against sexual harassment and the many other injustices that millions of women and girls suffer around the world,\" U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement Friday. \"We strongly support the efforts of these activists to make progress on these challenging issues, and we believe that Chinese authorities should also support them, not silence them.\" The detention of Wei Tingting, along with Wu Rongrong, Li Tingting, Wang Man and Zheng Churan has drawn harsh criticism from the international community. Protesters in several cities have called for their release and taken to social media with the phrase \"free the five\" as a hashtag. Wang Qiushi, the lawyer for Wei, said police recommended Monday that prosecutors press charges of \"assembling a crowd to disturb public order.\" Prosecutors have seven days -- until Monday --  to decide whether to pursue the charges, according to the lawyer. \"We can do nothing but wait,\" Wang said. The five were initially held on suspicion of \"picking quarrels and provoking trouble.\" Wang said he didn't know why the charge against the women changed. \"Neither should constitute a crime,\" he said. Campaign group Amnesty International said the new charge was less serious but still carried a maximum prison term of five years. \"The women were doing nothing wrong, nothing illegal. They were simply calling for an end to sexual harassment,\" said William Nee, China researcher at Amnesty International. Wang said that Wei was subjected to lengthy cross examinations during her detention. Two of the women are said to be in poor health. He added that the charges relate both to the activities the women planned for International Women's Day and earlier campaigns against domestic violence. The five are members of China's Women's Rights Action Group. They had planned to hand out stickers with slogans saying \"stop sexual harassment, let us stay safe\" and \"go police, go arrest those who committed sexual harassment!\" on International Women's Day. This week, Kerry's predecessor, Hillary Clinton, tweeted that the activists' detention was \"inexcusable.\" Chinese authorities rebuked her comment, saying public figures should respect the nation's sovereignty and independence. CNN's Katie Hunt and Shen Lu contributed to this report .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)The United States is urging China to release five young feminists who face years in prison over their campaign for gender equality. Authorities detained the women in three cities -- Beijing, Guangzhou and Hangzhou -- a few days ahead of events planned for International Women's Day on March 8. \"Each and every one of us has the right to speak out against sexual harassment and the many other injustices that millions of women and girls suffer around the world,\" U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement Friday. \"We strongly support the efforts of these activists to make progress on these challenging issues, and we believe that Chinese authorities should also support them, not silence them.\" The detention of Wei Tingting, along with Wu Rongrong, Li Tingting, Wang Man and Zheng Churan has drawn harsh criticism from the international community. Protesters in several cities have called for their release and taken to social media with the phrase \"free the five\" as a hashtag. Wang Qiushi, the lawyer for Wei, said police recommended Monday that prosecutors press charges of \"assembling a crowd to disturb public order.\" Prosecutors have seven days -- until Monday --  to decide whether to pursue the charges, according to the lawyer. \"We can do nothing but wait,\" Wang said. The five were initially held on suspicion of \"picking quarrels and provoking trouble.\" Wang said he didn't know why the charge against the women changed. \"Neither should constitute a crime,\" he said. Campaign group Amnesty International said the new charge was less serious but still carried a maximum prison term of five years. \"The women were doing nothing wrong, nothing illegal. They were simply calling for an end to sexual harassment,\" said William Nee, China researcher at Amnesty International. Wang said that Wei was subjected to lengthy cross examinations during her detention. Two of the women are said to be in poor health. He added that the charges relate both to the activities the women planned for International Women's Day and earlier campaigns against domestic violence. The five are members of China's Women's Rights Action Group. They had planned to hand out stickers with slogans saying \"stop sexual harassment, let us stay safe\" and \"go police, go arrest those who committed sexual harassment!\" on International Women's Day. This week, Kerry's predecessor, Hillary Clinton, tweeted that the activists' detention was \"inexcusable.\" Chinese authorities rebuked her comment, saying public figures should respect the nation's sovereignty and independence. CNN's Katie Hunt and Shen Lu contributed to this report ."}], "metadata": {"id": "aad4cfdb2160d3794a1d5a50fc4a113dd72a4090", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The international community is calling for the release of the five women .\nChinese authorities detained them last month over their campaign for gender equality ."}}
{"prompt": "This little bear cub has picked a comfy place to take an afternoon nap so shouldn't be grizzly when he wakes up. The heartwarming scenes, captured by professional photographer Denis Budkov, 35, during a trip to Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, in Russia, show the animal family have bear-ly a concern in the world as they play and snooze in the sunshine. He sat and watched as the mother, who was also already lying on the banks of the lake,- became a makeshift sofa for one of her playful cubs. Time to get up: One cub wakes up while the other bear-ly stirs as they are snapped after they take a nap on banks of a lake in Russia . Protector: The massive mother bear takes a look over her shoulder as one of her cubs puts a tiny paw on her side, hopeful of a cuddle . The photographer spent hours watching the young family from a safe distance - with the normally ferocious animals appearing comfortable with his presence. 'I noticed this family - a mum with two cubs. Then after a while, I noticed something unusual, which I had never seen before - the cub climbed onto his mother like a chair,' he said. 'He looked very comfortable, and stayed there for nearly half an hour. The mother looked less impressed, but seemed so tired from looking after her energetic babies that she just stayed put.' Play time: The family of bears splash around in lake\u00a0Kamchatka. One cub reaches out to the mum who lovingly looks back at her brood . Snuggle time: One bear cub takes a comfortable nap on the back of his mother as she lies by on the bank of a lake in Russia . Heartwarming: One of the cubs clambers on to the mother's back, with water from their dip in the lake clearly visible as they enjoy the sunshine . The bear family are part of a huge population found in the Kronotsky Reserve - known as the Kingdom of bears - thanks to its huge population of the animals. The bears are guarded by the state to prevent illegal poaching and hunting - meaning the bears are more friendly towards humans without the threat of violence. 'Though we should understand that bears are very dangerous animals, with them being probably one of the most unpredictable and emotionless creatures, the bears here are pretty friendly. 'They are used to people and understand that people will not do them harm. As long as you respect them and nature, they put on incredible shows of nature at its best and most raw.' Hard life: All three bears settle down for a nap after spending time playing in the calm waters of Kuril Lake in Kamchatka . You snooze, you lose: The mother seems to spy the fish swimming by as they lay on the bank while the cub seems completely oblivious . Extra padding: The baby bear makes the most of its mother's thick fur as they dry off in the spring sunshine . Dried off: One cub clatters another with its paw as they play fight in front of the mother bear on a sunny day in Russia .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThis little bear cub has picked a comfy place to take an afternoon nap so shouldn't be grizzly when he wakes up. The heartwarming scenes, captured by professional photographer Denis Budkov, 35, during a trip to Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, in Russia, show the animal family have bear-ly a concern in the world as they play and snooze in the sunshine. He sat and watched as the mother, who was also already lying on the banks of the lake,- became a makeshift sofa for one of her playful cubs. Time to get up: One cub wakes up while the other bear-ly stirs as they are snapped after they take a nap on banks of a lake in Russia . Protector: The massive mother bear takes a look over her shoulder as one of her cubs puts a tiny paw on her side, hopeful of a cuddle . The photographer spent hours watching the young family from a safe distance - with the normally ferocious animals appearing comfortable with his presence. 'I noticed this family - a mum with two cubs. Then after a while, I noticed something unusual, which I had never seen before - the cub climbed onto his mother like a chair,' he said. 'He looked very comfortable, and stayed there for nearly half an hour. The mother looked less impressed, but seemed so tired from looking after her energetic babies that she just stayed put.' Play time: The family of bears splash around in lake\u00a0Kamchatka. One cub reaches out to the mum who lovingly looks back at her brood . Snuggle time: One bear cub takes a comfortable nap on the back of his mother as she lies by on the bank of a lake in Russia . Heartwarming: One of the cubs clambers on to the mother's back, with water from their dip in the lake clearly visible as they enjoy the sunshine . The bear family are part of a huge population found in the Kronotsky Reserve - known as the Kingdom of bears - thanks to its huge population of the animals. The bears are guarded by the state to prevent illegal poaching and hunting - meaning the bears are more friendly towards humans without the threat of violence. 'Though we should understand that bears are very dangerous animals, with them being probably one of the most unpredictable and emotionless creatures, the bears here are pretty friendly. 'They are used to people and understand that people will not do them harm. As long as you respect them and nature, they put on incredible shows of nature at its best and most raw.' Hard life: All three bears settle down for a nap after spending time playing in the calm waters of Kuril Lake in Kamchatka . You snooze, you lose: The mother seems to spy the fish swimming by as they lay on the bank while the cub seems completely oblivious . Extra padding: The baby bear makes the most of its mother's thick fur as they dry off in the spring sunshine . Dried off: One cub clatters another with its paw as they play fight in front of the mother bear on a sunny day in Russia ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c42710ed121a11033f1b3f3ed528df8fc6ee37c8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Photographer captures the baby bear making the most of its mother's thick fur by bedding down on it for a nap .\nThe young family can be seeing playing in the water at Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, Russia .\nLike with most babies, their\u00a0exuberance leaves them exhausted so they all go for a quick afternoon snooze ."}}
{"prompt": "Jonas\u00a0Gutierrez was dropped after a fallout with Newcastle head coach John Carver \u2013 and is now set to be released at the end of the season. The Argentinian \u2013 who has twice beaten testicular cancer - was not even named among the substitutes for Sunday\u2019s 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs. Afterwards, Carver said Gutierrez was left out for \u2018selection reasons\u2019 before stating that he did not want to talk about the player. Jonas Gutierrez was dropped from squad for Sunday's defeat by Tottenham following row with John Carver . The 31-year-old had earlier posted a message on Twitter saying that he was not injured. Indeed, sources close to Gutierrez say that he was axed following a heated exchange with Carver. Gutierrez was upset when he was dropped from the starting XI for last week\u2019s 3-0 loss at Liverpool. He had been United\u2019s best player during the Tyne-Wear derby defeat at Sunderland in the previous game and was surprised by his omission, which was explained as a tactical switch to pair Jack Colback and Mehdi Abeid in midfield. What followed was a training-ground disagreement with Carver and Gutierrez tweeted on Thursday, \u2018I am tired about some things. I am Geordie. Newcastle deserves more\u2019. Meanwhile, a source added: \u2018They are treating him very badly. He does not deserve this. He just wants to play for Newcastle.\u2019 Gutierrez\u2019s contract is up in the summer and he will be let go after seven years at the club. The clause which meant he would be guaranteed an extension after eight starts this season cannot now be activated. However, Sportsmail also understands that Gutierrez trained with the first-team on Monday and will be in the squad for Saturday\u2019s visit of Swansea with both Carver and the player keen to move on from their dispute. The midfielder has long since been critical of his treatment by the Magpies after they told him to find a new club when he returned to Tyneside having beaten the cancer for the first time in November, 2013. Newcastle midfielder was given a heartfelt ovation when he appeared as a substitute at Anfield . Gutierrez was eventually loaned out to Norwich City for the remainder of the season. The cancer, however, returned last summer and he underwent a course of chemotherapy in Argentina. He returned to Newcastle in December and has made five appearances, the last of which came as a second-half substitute at Anfield when he was given a heartfelt ovation by the home fans. And, in an interview last month, Gutierrez spoke of his disappointment at the manner in which Newcastle had handled his illness. 'I won't be able to forgive the way I've been treated, no,\u2019 he said. Gutierrez will not be offered a new deal by Newcastle despite seven years at the club . 'I don't think it was the right time nor the circumstances and I think at times like that, you should look after the individual, the player. 'I returned mid-November (2013) and in December the manager said I should find myself another club, that it was best. I understand a lot of things about football that for the directors it is a business, no? 'It is clear that they look after the club's interests, but I think in a situation like that, you need to consider other things, even more as I had been playing for five years before having this problem. I was always playing. 'And I never asked for anything. I paid for it [medical treatment] because, for me, the most important thing was my health.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJonas\u00a0Gutierrez was dropped after a fallout with Newcastle head coach John Carver \u2013 and is now set to be released at the end of the season. The Argentinian \u2013 who has twice beaten testicular cancer - was not even named among the substitutes for Sunday\u2019s 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs. Afterwards, Carver said Gutierrez was left out for \u2018selection reasons\u2019 before stating that he did not want to talk about the player. Jonas Gutierrez was dropped from squad for Sunday's defeat by Tottenham following row with John Carver . The 31-year-old had earlier posted a message on Twitter saying that he was not injured. Indeed, sources close to Gutierrez say that he was axed following a heated exchange with Carver. Gutierrez was upset when he was dropped from the starting XI for last week\u2019s 3-0 loss at Liverpool. He had been United\u2019s best player during the Tyne-Wear derby defeat at Sunderland in the previous game and was surprised by his omission, which was explained as a tactical switch to pair Jack Colback and Mehdi Abeid in midfield. What followed was a training-ground disagreement with Carver and Gutierrez tweeted on Thursday, \u2018I am tired about some things. I am Geordie. Newcastle deserves more\u2019. Meanwhile, a source added: \u2018They are treating him very badly. He does not deserve this. He just wants to play for Newcastle.\u2019 Gutierrez\u2019s contract is up in the summer and he will be let go after seven years at the club. The clause which meant he would be guaranteed an extension after eight starts this season cannot now be activated. However, Sportsmail also understands that Gutierrez trained with the first-team on Monday and will be in the squad for Saturday\u2019s visit of Swansea with both Carver and the player keen to move on from their dispute. The midfielder has long since been critical of his treatment by the Magpies after they told him to find a new club when he returned to Tyneside having beaten the cancer for the first time in November, 2013. Newcastle midfielder was given a heartfelt ovation when he appeared as a substitute at Anfield . Gutierrez was eventually loaned out to Norwich City for the remainder of the season. The cancer, however, returned last summer and he underwent a course of chemotherapy in Argentina. He returned to Newcastle in December and has made five appearances, the last of which came as a second-half substitute at Anfield when he was given a heartfelt ovation by the home fans. And, in an interview last month, Gutierrez spoke of his disappointment at the manner in which Newcastle had handled his illness. 'I won't be able to forgive the way I've been treated, no,\u2019 he said. Gutierrez will not be offered a new deal by Newcastle despite seven years at the club . 'I don't think it was the right time nor the circumstances and I think at times like that, you should look after the individual, the player. 'I returned mid-November (2013) and in December the manager said I should find myself another club, that it was best. I understand a lot of things about football that for the directors it is a business, no? 'It is clear that they look after the club's interests, but I think in a situation like that, you need to consider other things, even more as I had been playing for five years before having this problem. I was always playing. 'And I never asked for anything. I paid for it [medical treatment] because, for me, the most important thing was my health.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "5737ce80b8ae3c51dd73c6ff185554abfd1d3205", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Jonas Gutierrez will not be offered a new deal by Newcastle in the summer .\nThe midfielder was dropped from squad for Sunday's match against Spurs .\nThe Argentine was axed following a heated argument with John Carver ."}}
{"prompt": "Former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe says new allegations surrounding the Bradford City fire in 1985 which claimed 56 lives do not justify a new inquiry into the disaster. A new book claims that the fire at Valley Parade was just one of at least nine fires at businesses owned by or associated with the club's then chairman Stafford Heginbotham, who died in 1995. Sutcliffe, MP for Bradford South and deputy leader of Bradford City council at the time of the tragedy, says he knew Heginbotham 'flew by the seat of his pants' in terms of the finances of the club but remains convinced by the conclusion of the inquiry by high court judge Mr Justice Popplewell that the fire was an accident. A memorial to the people who dies in the 1985 fire at Valley Parade . The judge ruled the fire was started by a spectator dropping a cigarette into the rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand. Sutcliffe said: 'The inquiry by Mr Justice Popplewell concluded that it was caused by a discarded cigarette in what was an old wooden stand and I have not heard anything to convince me that that was not the case. 'Stafford Heginbotham was one of those football club chairmen of which there were many at the time who flew by the seat of his pants. I was deputy leader of the city council at the time and he was did fly by the seat of his pants when it came to paying the bill for the police and so on. The fire at Bradford City's Valley Parade claimed 56 victims and injured 265 on May 11, 1985 . 'But I think the inquiry was very thorough at the time and I don't think there needs to be another because of this. I do not believe there was any sort of cover-up and in fact the inquiry led to a lot of recommendations on stadiums that together with the Taylor report came up with the right answers for football. 'There will always be speculation but I just think it was a tragedy that cost the lives of 56 people and injured many more, and has scarred the city for many years.' The new claims are contained in the book 'Fifty-Six - The Story of the Bradford Fire' by Martin Fletcher, who was 12 at the time and escaped with his life from the blaze but lost three generations of his family including his father and brother. The book, published on Thursday and being serialised in The Guardian, does not make any direct allegations but Fletcher says Heginbotham's history with fires, which he claims resulted in payouts totalling around \u00a327million in today's terms, warranted further investigation. Then-Bradford chairman Stafford Heginbotham (left) with Mr Justice Popplewell in front of the burned stand . Gerry Sutcliffe does not believe a new inquiry into the Bradford fire is justified . 'Could any man really be as unlucky as Heginbotham had been?' he asks. West Yorkshire Police said the force would consider any new evidence about the fire. Detective Superintendent Mark Ridley, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: 'The jury at the inquest in 1985 delivered a verdict of misadventure. 'However should any evidence come to light which was not available to Her Majesty's Coroner at the original inquest, then we will consider its significance and take appropriate action.' Fletcher's 11-year-old brother was the fire's youngest victim while his father John, 34, uncle Peter, 32, and grandfather Eddie, 63, also died. The disaster occurred at a time, according to Fletcher's evidence, when the businessman was in desperate financial trouble - and two days after he discovered it wo uld cost \u00a32million to bring the ground up to safety standards required by Bradford's promotion from the old Third Division. Yet this did not feature in the Popplewell Inquiry, which held its investigation only three weeks after the fire. Fletcher is the only survivor to publicly challenge the official inquiry, describing it as inadequate and saying it took place far too close to the event. The book is released on April 16. Nine days later a minute's silence is due to be held at every Premier League and Football League match to mark the forthcoming 30th anniversary.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe says new allegations surrounding the Bradford City fire in 1985 which claimed 56 lives do not justify a new inquiry into the disaster. A new book claims that the fire at Valley Parade was just one of at least nine fires at businesses owned by or associated with the club's then chairman Stafford Heginbotham, who died in 1995. Sutcliffe, MP for Bradford South and deputy leader of Bradford City council at the time of the tragedy, says he knew Heginbotham 'flew by the seat of his pants' in terms of the finances of the club but remains convinced by the conclusion of the inquiry by high court judge Mr Justice Popplewell that the fire was an accident. A memorial to the people who dies in the 1985 fire at Valley Parade . The judge ruled the fire was started by a spectator dropping a cigarette into the rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand. Sutcliffe said: 'The inquiry by Mr Justice Popplewell concluded that it was caused by a discarded cigarette in what was an old wooden stand and I have not heard anything to convince me that that was not the case. 'Stafford Heginbotham was one of those football club chairmen of which there were many at the time who flew by the seat of his pants. I was deputy leader of the city council at the time and he was did fly by the seat of his pants when it came to paying the bill for the police and so on. The fire at Bradford City's Valley Parade claimed 56 victims and injured 265 on May 11, 1985 . 'But I think the inquiry was very thorough at the time and I don't think there needs to be another because of this. I do not believe there was any sort of cover-up and in fact the inquiry led to a lot of recommendations on stadiums that together with the Taylor report came up with the right answers for football. 'There will always be speculation but I just think it was a tragedy that cost the lives of 56 people and injured many more, and has scarred the city for many years.' The new claims are contained in the book 'Fifty-Six - The Story of the Bradford Fire' by Martin Fletcher, who was 12 at the time and escaped with his life from the blaze but lost three generations of his family including his father and brother. The book, published on Thursday and being serialised in The Guardian, does not make any direct allegations but Fletcher says Heginbotham's history with fires, which he claims resulted in payouts totalling around \u00a327million in today's terms, warranted further investigation. Then-Bradford chairman Stafford Heginbotham (left) with Mr Justice Popplewell in front of the burned stand . Gerry Sutcliffe does not believe a new inquiry into the Bradford fire is justified . 'Could any man really be as unlucky as Heginbotham had been?' he asks. West Yorkshire Police said the force would consider any new evidence about the fire. Detective Superintendent Mark Ridley, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: 'The jury at the inquest in 1985 delivered a verdict of misadventure. 'However should any evidence come to light which was not available to Her Majesty's Coroner at the original inquest, then we will consider its significance and take appropriate action.' Fletcher's 11-year-old brother was the fire's youngest victim while his father John, 34, uncle Peter, 32, and grandfather Eddie, 63, also died. The disaster occurred at a time, according to Fletcher's evidence, when the businessman was in desperate financial trouble - and two days after he discovered it wo uld cost \u00a32million to bring the ground up to safety standards required by Bradford's promotion from the old Third Division. Yet this did not feature in the Popplewell Inquiry, which held its investigation only three weeks after the fire. Fletcher is the only survivor to publicly challenge the official inquiry, describing it as inadequate and saying it took place far too close to the event. The book is released on April 16. Nine days later a minute's silence is due to be held at every Premier League and Football League match to mark the forthcoming 30th anniversary."}], "metadata": {"id": "539e28fa1313e29d179bac6c4f90c60b128eea92", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Gerry Sutcliffe does not believe there should be a fresh inquiry into the fire .\nThe inquiry at the time concluded the fire was started by\u00a0a discarded cigarette in  an old wooden stand .\nA new book claims former Bradford chairman\u00a0Stafford Heginbotham was linked to previous fires before the disaster ."}}
{"prompt": "A missing schoolgirl was murdered by a 60-year-old man who called police two weeks prior to the killing to see how officers would react to her disappearance, a jury heard today. Robert Ewing, 60, was said to have had an 'inappropriate sexual interest' in 15-year-old Paige Chivers and took advantage of her 'chaotic and dysfunctional' upbringing which had left her 'very troubled and vulnerable'. He is accused of murdering the schoolgirl, from Blackpool, Lancashire, between August 23 and August 27, 2007. Scroll down for video . Robert Ewing, 60, is accused of murdering 15-year-old Paige Chivers (pictured left as a young schoolgirl and right aged 15)\u00a0after she disappeared from her family home in Blackpool, Lancashire, in August 2007 . Police investigate a site in Thornton Cleveleys in Lancashire during an earlier search for Paige's body . Paige was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home and, despite appeals from police and a \u00a312,000 reward offer from TV chat show host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found. Ewing was arrested in connection with her disappearance in September last year and is currently on trial at Preston Crown Court. The jury was told today how he allegedly rang police anonymously less than a fortnight before she went missing to tell officers that a 'problem child' had turned up on his doorstep having been thrown out by her father. Brian Cummings QC, prosecuting, told jurors that the Crown Prosecution Service believes he did so to 'test the water'. He told the court: 'We allege that he wanted to see what official reaction there would be to the suggestion of a 15-year-old girl turning up on the doorstep of a 52-year-old man and the answer he learned, we suggest, was very little reaction.' The court also heard how eight months after the schoolgirl's disappearance, Ewing's friend, Gareth Dewhurst, 46, was overheard in conversation saying he had used his car to dump the teenager's body. Mr Cummings said: 'He then went on to say: \"I didn't want to have sex with her, they made me\".' The prosecutor said a 'highly stoned' Dewhurst told a 16-year-old boy that Ewing had killed Paige and had then made him have sex with her before forcing him to use his car to dispose of her body. Mr Cummings said: 'He (Dewhurst) said that he had put the body in the boot and was saying that he was going to set his car on fire. He was frightened that he was going to get arrested, or that Bob (Ewing) would kill him.' Paige (right) was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home (left) and, despite appeals from police and a \u00a312,000 reward offer from TV host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found . Detectives hunting for Paige Chivers, who vanished in suspicious circumstances more than seven years ago, dug up a farmer's field amid fears she maybe buried in a shallow grave but still no trace of her has been found . An extensive proof of life inquiry has not found any evidence Paige is alive and she has yet to claim a 'significant' inheritance sum left to her on her mother's death once she turned 18, the jury heard. The prosecutor said: 'The prosecution say that even though no body has been recovered, you can be sure that Paige Chivers is dead.' The court heard that Paige's father reported her missing on August 26 and clearly stated she was 15, but her date of birth was wrongly entered on the police system as 1962. 'In consequence, the matter was dealt with as though Paige were an adult aged 45 who had moved on voluntarily, rather than a girl of 15 who was worryingly missing from home,' said Mr Cummings. That approach was not corrected until September 7 when police inquiries then commenced, he added. Ewing, formerly of Blackpool, denies murder and intending to pervert the course of public justice by intimidating witnesses and providing false information to the police in their investigations. Dewhurst, of Blackpool, denies sexual penetration of a corpse and assisting an offender in disposing of a body. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA missing schoolgirl was murdered by a 60-year-old man who called police two weeks prior to the killing to see how officers would react to her disappearance, a jury heard today. Robert Ewing, 60, was said to have had an 'inappropriate sexual interest' in 15-year-old Paige Chivers and took advantage of her 'chaotic and dysfunctional' upbringing which had left her 'very troubled and vulnerable'. He is accused of murdering the schoolgirl, from Blackpool, Lancashire, between August 23 and August 27, 2007. Scroll down for video . Robert Ewing, 60, is accused of murdering 15-year-old Paige Chivers (pictured left as a young schoolgirl and right aged 15)\u00a0after she disappeared from her family home in Blackpool, Lancashire, in August 2007 . Police investigate a site in Thornton Cleveleys in Lancashire during an earlier search for Paige's body . Paige was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home and, despite appeals from police and a \u00a312,000 reward offer from TV chat show host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found. Ewing was arrested in connection with her disappearance in September last year and is currently on trial at Preston Crown Court. The jury was told today how he allegedly rang police anonymously less than a fortnight before she went missing to tell officers that a 'problem child' had turned up on his doorstep having been thrown out by her father. Brian Cummings QC, prosecuting, told jurors that the Crown Prosecution Service believes he did so to 'test the water'. He told the court: 'We allege that he wanted to see what official reaction there would be to the suggestion of a 15-year-old girl turning up on the doorstep of a 52-year-old man and the answer he learned, we suggest, was very little reaction.' The court also heard how eight months after the schoolgirl's disappearance, Ewing's friend, Gareth Dewhurst, 46, was overheard in conversation saying he had used his car to dump the teenager's body. Mr Cummings said: 'He then went on to say: \"I didn't want to have sex with her, they made me\".' The prosecutor said a 'highly stoned' Dewhurst told a 16-year-old boy that Ewing had killed Paige and had then made him have sex with her before forcing him to use his car to dispose of her body. Mr Cummings said: 'He (Dewhurst) said that he had put the body in the boot and was saying that he was going to set his car on fire. He was frightened that he was going to get arrested, or that Bob (Ewing) would kill him.' Paige (right) was 15 when she vanished after a row with her father at their seaside home (left) and, despite appeals from police and a \u00a312,000 reward offer from TV host Jeremy Kyle, no trace of her has ever been found . Detectives hunting for Paige Chivers, who vanished in suspicious circumstances more than seven years ago, dug up a farmer's field amid fears she maybe buried in a shallow grave but still no trace of her has been found . An extensive proof of life inquiry has not found any evidence Paige is alive and she has yet to claim a 'significant' inheritance sum left to her on her mother's death once she turned 18, the jury heard. The prosecutor said: 'The prosecution say that even though no body has been recovered, you can be sure that Paige Chivers is dead.' The court heard that Paige's father reported her missing on August 26 and clearly stated she was 15, but her date of birth was wrongly entered on the police system as 1962. 'In consequence, the matter was dealt with as though Paige were an adult aged 45 who had moved on voluntarily, rather than a girl of 15 who was worryingly missing from home,' said Mr Cummings. That approach was not corrected until September 7 when police inquiries then commenced, he added. Ewing, formerly of Blackpool, denies murder and intending to pervert the course of public justice by intimidating witnesses and providing false information to the police in their investigations. Dewhurst, of Blackpool, denies sexual penetration of a corpse and assisting an offender in disposing of a body. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "c88add9e683d062076a515949ea7b838abdf1331", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Paige Chivers was aged 15 when she disappeared from Blackpool home .\nDespite police appeals and a \u00a312,000 reward, she has never been found .\nRobert Ewing is on trial accused of murdering schoolgirl in August 2007 .\nHis friend Gareth Dewhurst is accused of assisting in disposing of body ."}}
{"prompt": "The diversity of life on Earth is increasing despite dire warnings that the planet is facing a mass extinction, a leading writer has claimed. Stewart Brand, president of the Long Now Foundation and editor of the Whole Earth Catalogue, believes the focus on widespread extinctions may actually be harmful. Instead he argues it is highly unlikely that the planet is facing a sixth mass extinction as many threatened species are recovering. This chart shows the increase in marine biodiversity from the fossil record and the five mass extinction events . His views are likely to be controversial with conservationists who have been warning that human activities risk killing off a large proportion of species on Earth in an event to rival the extinction of the dinosaurs. Mr Brand, who campaigns for long term solutions to the world's problems rather than short term policy decisions, said that the rate of discovery of new species was currently outstripping the loss of species to extinction. 1. Indonesia - 184 . 2. Madagascar - 114 . 3. Mexico - 101 . 4. India - 94 . 5. Brazil - 82 . 6. China - 73 . 7. Malaysia - 70 . 8. Thailand - 55 . 9. Australia - 55 . 10. Peru - 54 . Writing for Aeon, he said: 'Viewing every conservation issue through the lens of extinction threat is simplistic and usually irrelevant. 'Worse, it introduces an emotional charge that makes the problem seem cosmic and overwhelming rather than local and solvable.' Instead he argues that the trends for conservation are actually 'looking bright' as depleted ecosystems are being enriched and damage in others is slowing. He said: 'The five historic mass extinctions eliminated 70 per cent or more of all species in a relatively short time. That is not going on now.' Mr Brand points to recent research by the ecologist Mark Costello at the University of Auckland who found that the number of new species being recorded was now at around 18,000 a year. They said that the current extinction rate of one per cent of species per decade was far lower than the discovery rate of three per cent per decade. Fossil records also indicate that biodiversity in the world has been increasing for the past 200 million years and is now at its highest level ever. The black rhino, pictured, was considered to be one of the most endangered species in the world and intensive efforts have been made to help conserve the species and its numbers are slowly beginning to rise again . Major efforts to remove rats from Codfish Island in New Zealand has allowed the\u00a0kakapo (above) to recover . Mr Brand also points to the efforts that have taken place on many islands around the world - where species are most vulnerable to extinction. He said that schemes to eradicate invasive species like rats and goats had been hugely successful and allowed many island species to bounce back. He also pointed to the example of cod, which the ICUN Red List describes as being threatened with extinction, but many cod fisheries are now recovering. Mr Brand, who is also a campaigner to reintroduce extinct species such as woolly mammoths and passenger pigeons, believes biotechnology could also help to bring other species back from the brink by allowing their genetic diversity to be improved. Sumatran orangutans (pictured) have a population of just a few thousand as their forests have been destroyed . He said that some wild animals are moving back into areas where they have long been absent by themselves. Salmon for example have moved back into the Rhine, Seine and the Thames as the water has becoe cleaner. Wolves, lynx and brown bears are also spreading in many parts of Europe. He said that even with climate change, it is unlikely that all of the 23,214 species currently deemed as threatened with extinction would die out. Ordovician-Silurian mass extinction - 443.4 million years ago . This was the third largest extinction in Earth's history, and had two peaks of dying separated by hundreds of thousands of years. Around 26 per cent of all marine families were wiped out and 60 per cent of all genera - an estimated 82-88 per cent of all species. Late Devonian mass extinction -\u00a0375-359 million years ago . Three quarters of all species on Earth died out in the Late Devonian mass extinction, though it may have been a series of extinctions over several million years. Around 22 per cent of all marine families, and 57 per cent of all genera were wiped out - an estimated 79-87 per cent of all species. Permian mass extinction - 252 million years ago . The Permian mass extinction has been nicknamed The Great Dying, since an incredible 96 per cent of species died out. All life on Earth today is descended from the 4 per cent of species that survived. Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction - 201 million years ago . There were two or three phases of extinction that made up the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction event.\u00a022 per cent of all marine families and 53 per cent of all genera - an estimated 76-84 per cent of all species. Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction - 66 million years ago . The Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction was the event that wiped out the dinosaurs. However, many other organisms perished including 16 per cent of all marine families and 47 per cent of all genera - an estimated 71-81 per cent of all species. The map above shows the countries with the highest number of threatened mammals in the world . There are more than 1.5 million known species in the world. Mr Brand said he did not believe climate change is likely to have much impact on the loss of wildlife as many species will evolve and adapt to cope. He said: 'My own prediction is that climate change will be deemed intolerable for humans long before it speeds up extinction rates, and even if radical steps have to be taken to head it off, they will be taken.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe diversity of life on Earth is increasing despite dire warnings that the planet is facing a mass extinction, a leading writer has claimed. Stewart Brand, president of the Long Now Foundation and editor of the Whole Earth Catalogue, believes the focus on widespread extinctions may actually be harmful. Instead he argues it is highly unlikely that the planet is facing a sixth mass extinction as many threatened species are recovering. This chart shows the increase in marine biodiversity from the fossil record and the five mass extinction events . His views are likely to be controversial with conservationists who have been warning that human activities risk killing off a large proportion of species on Earth in an event to rival the extinction of the dinosaurs. Mr Brand, who campaigns for long term solutions to the world's problems rather than short term policy decisions, said that the rate of discovery of new species was currently outstripping the loss of species to extinction. 1. Indonesia - 184 . 2. Madagascar - 114 . 3. Mexico - 101 . 4. India - 94 . 5. Brazil - 82 . 6. China - 73 . 7. Malaysia - 70 . 8. Thailand - 55 . 9. Australia - 55 . 10. Peru - 54 . Writing for Aeon, he said: 'Viewing every conservation issue through the lens of extinction threat is simplistic and usually irrelevant. 'Worse, it introduces an emotional charge that makes the problem seem cosmic and overwhelming rather than local and solvable.' Instead he argues that the trends for conservation are actually 'looking bright' as depleted ecosystems are being enriched and damage in others is slowing. He said: 'The five historic mass extinctions eliminated 70 per cent or more of all species in a relatively short time. That is not going on now.' Mr Brand points to recent research by the ecologist Mark Costello at the University of Auckland who found that the number of new species being recorded was now at around 18,000 a year. They said that the current extinction rate of one per cent of species per decade was far lower than the discovery rate of three per cent per decade. Fossil records also indicate that biodiversity in the world has been increasing for the past 200 million years and is now at its highest level ever. The black rhino, pictured, was considered to be one of the most endangered species in the world and intensive efforts have been made to help conserve the species and its numbers are slowly beginning to rise again . Major efforts to remove rats from Codfish Island in New Zealand has allowed the\u00a0kakapo (above) to recover . Mr Brand also points to the efforts that have taken place on many islands around the world - where species are most vulnerable to extinction. He said that schemes to eradicate invasive species like rats and goats had been hugely successful and allowed many island species to bounce back. He also pointed to the example of cod, which the ICUN Red List describes as being threatened with extinction, but many cod fisheries are now recovering. Mr Brand, who is also a campaigner to reintroduce extinct species such as woolly mammoths and passenger pigeons, believes biotechnology could also help to bring other species back from the brink by allowing their genetic diversity to be improved. Sumatran orangutans (pictured) have a population of just a few thousand as their forests have been destroyed . He said that some wild animals are moving back into areas where they have long been absent by themselves. Salmon for example have moved back into the Rhine, Seine and the Thames as the water has becoe cleaner. Wolves, lynx and brown bears are also spreading in many parts of Europe. He said that even with climate change, it is unlikely that all of the 23,214 species currently deemed as threatened with extinction would die out. Ordovician-Silurian mass extinction - 443.4 million years ago . This was the third largest extinction in Earth's history, and had two peaks of dying separated by hundreds of thousands of years. Around 26 per cent of all marine families were wiped out and 60 per cent of all genera - an estimated 82-88 per cent of all species. Late Devonian mass extinction -\u00a0375-359 million years ago . Three quarters of all species on Earth died out in the Late Devonian mass extinction, though it may have been a series of extinctions over several million years. Around 22 per cent of all marine families, and 57 per cent of all genera were wiped out - an estimated 79-87 per cent of all species. Permian mass extinction - 252 million years ago . The Permian mass extinction has been nicknamed The Great Dying, since an incredible 96 per cent of species died out. All life on Earth today is descended from the 4 per cent of species that survived. Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction - 201 million years ago . There were two or three phases of extinction that made up the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction event.\u00a022 per cent of all marine families and 53 per cent of all genera - an estimated 76-84 per cent of all species. Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction - 66 million years ago . The Cretaceous-Tertiary mass extinction was the event that wiped out the dinosaurs. However, many other organisms perished including 16 per cent of all marine families and 47 per cent of all genera - an estimated 71-81 per cent of all species. The map above shows the countries with the highest number of threatened mammals in the world . There are more than 1.5 million known species in the world. Mr Brand said he did not believe climate change is likely to have much impact on the loss of wildlife as many species will evolve and adapt to cope. He said: 'My own prediction is that climate change will be deemed intolerable for humans long before it speeds up extinction rates, and even if radical steps have to be taken to head it off, they will be taken.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "1b8e20fba71989a0dfca2cb9ee2e23905c4358a6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Writer Stewart Brand says warnings that the world is facing a new mass extinction may lead to a fatalistic attitude that will do more harm than good .\nInstead he points to the recovery of species due to conservation efforts .\nHe believes climate change is unlikely to have the feared impact on wildlife .\nHe argues that more new species are being discovered than are being lost ."}}
{"prompt": "With rigorous grooming regimes and Instagram filters, it seems that some celebrities are on a constant mission to stay forever young - and succeeding. But whether it's through botched surgeries, poor lifestyles, stressful career lows or shattered relationships, certain stars have taken a quicker turn for the worst than their contemporaries. From child actors that swiftly deteriorated in the lime light or golden Hollywood stars that have greyed with time, FEMAIL rounds up the celebrities that have aged terribly . LINDSAY LOHAN . Lindsay Lohan at the age of 18 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 28 (right) The child actress shot to fame as a freckle-faced darling in classics such as The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday and Mean Girls, but despite showing much promise, the now 28-year-old began to experience regular run-ins with the law and started appearing on headlines for the wrong reasons. A few rehab stints, DUI charges and parole violations later and it seems like Lohan's fast-paced lifestyle is finally catching up to her. The star has recently began showing rapid signs of ageing, including lines and over-plumped lips. JOHNNY DEPP . Johnny Depp at the age of 39 in 2003 (left) and now at 51 (right) Johnny Depp shot to stardom as a teen idol due to his dark and mysterious looks and acting versatility, which scored him roles in films such as Edward Scissorhands and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Having dated a slew of beautiful it-girls such as Winona Ryder and Kate Moss, before having two children with long-term partner Vanessa Paradis, the 51-year-old actor is now married to 29-year-old actress Amber Heard. It seems the series of high-profile relationships and a long-term smoking habit has taken its toll on the actor, as he now exhibits duller skin and lacklustre hair. KATE MOSS . Supermodel Kate Moss at the age of 30 in 2004 (left), now at the age of 41 (right) Kate Moss was, and still remains, one of the most famous supermodels in the world, rising to fame in the Nineties after she was discovered at the tender age of 14. The now 41-year-old ushered in the supermodel movement 'heroin chic', and popularised waif models at the time. However, 20 years of drinks and partying have seemingly aged the supermodel, who only celebrated her 41st birthday in January - but exhibits fine lines and dull skin. BRAD PITT . Brad Pitt at the age of 42 in 2006 (left) and now at 51 (right) Brad Pitt made his breakout role as a denim-sporting, cowboy hat-toting, golden-skinned bandit in Thelma & Louise in 1991, and quickly gained celebrity for his dashing looks. The actor has since been regularly cited as one of the world's most attractive men, and the now 51-year-old has been with wife Angelina Jolie since 2005, with whom he has six children with. But it seems like the strain of a hectic life has taken its toll on Pitt's looks, and the actor looks more haggard and greyed by the day. BRITNEY SPEARS . Britney Spears at the age of 21 in 2003 (left) and now at the age of 33 (right) At one point, Britney Spears was the apple of the eye of every Noughties guy and gal, sporting the widely-popular all-American aesthetic and busting out hit tunes such as Baby One More Time and Oops! I Did It Again. But it seems the fame and attention came too early, and the star suffered an apparent breakdown in 2007, shaving her head completely bald and beating a paparazzi's car with an umbrella. Since then, the 33-year-old pop star has slowly tried to bring back her career, but her weighty personal issues have inevitably taken their toll on her appearance. MACAULAY CULKIN . Macaulay Culkin at the age of 24 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 34 (right) One of the most prominent child stars of our time, a baby-faced Macaulay Culkin soared to fame in 1990 Christmas favourite, Home Alone, when he was just ten years old. After completing a sequel a couple of years later, the star seemingly dropped off the public radar, struggling to secure acting work. The next time the now 34-year-old made headlines were for drug misdemeanors, and the star has since been seen chain-smoking and sporting an unrecognisably gaunt physique. REN\u00c9E ZELLWEGER . Ren\u00e9e Zellweger at the age of 36 in 2006 (left) and now at the age of 45 (right) The American actress rocketed to fame as our favourite 'verbally incontinent spinster who drinks like a fish, smokes like a chimney, and dresses like her mother': Bridget Jones. The 45-year-old's protrayal of the lovable and relatable character saw Zellweger's popularity spike and she landed additional hit roles in films such as Chicago and Cold Mountain. However, it seems the pressure to maintain a youthful complexion took its toll and Zellweger was subject to some controversy late last year, when she stepped out sporting a distinctively tauter but unrecognisable face. LEONARDO DICAPRIO . Leonardo DiCaprio at the age of 31 in 2006 (left), and now at 40 (right) With more than 30 years in the acting industry, Leonardo DiCaprio swiftly sealed his position as Hollywood hearthrob after roles in films such as Titanic and Romeo + Juliet. Having for the duration of his career remained a bachelor and enjoyed a regularly publicised party-boy lifestyle, it's no wonder that the actor's once-revered looks have begun to fade. The star is regularly seen out chain-smoking, sporting a hefty beard and a pot belly. MISCHA BARTON . Mischa Barton at the age of 21 in 2007 (left) and then now at the age of 29 (right) Rocketing to stardom as troubled all-American girl Marissa Cooper in The O.C., Barton was the envy of every teen due to her flawless looks. After The O.C., the actress struggled with securing film roles, and battled with yo-yo dieting, displaying dramatically fluctuating weight losses and gains. The 29-year-old star also had run-ins with the law and was charged with a DUI and possession of drugs in 2007. It seems as if Barton's hectic lifestyle and stress has started to catch up with her, with her face displaying signs of accelerated ageing. RUSSELL CROWE . Russell Crowe at the age of 41 in 2005 (left), the actor now at 51 (right) Australian actor Russell Crowe has enjoyed a successful career, scooping an Oscar in 2000 for his role in Ridley Scott-directed Gladiator. Although Crowe was always known for his messy unshaven looks, it seems as if the now 51-year-old has completely let go of his grooming regime all together. The star sports an unruly greyed beard and has put on a considerable amount of weight. Here FEMAIL rounds up the other celebrities who have aged badly... World-renowned singer and performer, Madonna, at 42 years of age in 2001 (left), now at 56 (right) Baywatch star Pamela Anderson at the age of 35 in 2003 (left), now at the age of 47 (right) Singer Michelle Williams, formerly of Destiny's Child, at 25 years of age in 2006 (left) and now at 34 (right) Actress Meg Ryan, at the age of 39 in 2000 (left) and age 53 now (right)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWith rigorous grooming regimes and Instagram filters, it seems that some celebrities are on a constant mission to stay forever young - and succeeding. But whether it's through botched surgeries, poor lifestyles, stressful career lows or shattered relationships, certain stars have taken a quicker turn for the worst than their contemporaries. From child actors that swiftly deteriorated in the lime light or golden Hollywood stars that have greyed with time, FEMAIL rounds up the celebrities that have aged terribly . LINDSAY LOHAN . Lindsay Lohan at the age of 18 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 28 (right) The child actress shot to fame as a freckle-faced darling in classics such as The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday and Mean Girls, but despite showing much promise, the now 28-year-old began to experience regular run-ins with the law and started appearing on headlines for the wrong reasons. A few rehab stints, DUI charges and parole violations later and it seems like Lohan's fast-paced lifestyle is finally catching up to her. The star has recently began showing rapid signs of ageing, including lines and over-plumped lips. JOHNNY DEPP . Johnny Depp at the age of 39 in 2003 (left) and now at 51 (right) Johnny Depp shot to stardom as a teen idol due to his dark and mysterious looks and acting versatility, which scored him roles in films such as Edward Scissorhands and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Having dated a slew of beautiful it-girls such as Winona Ryder and Kate Moss, before having two children with long-term partner Vanessa Paradis, the 51-year-old actor is now married to 29-year-old actress Amber Heard. It seems the series of high-profile relationships and a long-term smoking habit has taken its toll on the actor, as he now exhibits duller skin and lacklustre hair. KATE MOSS . Supermodel Kate Moss at the age of 30 in 2004 (left), now at the age of 41 (right) Kate Moss was, and still remains, one of the most famous supermodels in the world, rising to fame in the Nineties after she was discovered at the tender age of 14. The now 41-year-old ushered in the supermodel movement 'heroin chic', and popularised waif models at the time. However, 20 years of drinks and partying have seemingly aged the supermodel, who only celebrated her 41st birthday in January - but exhibits fine lines and dull skin. BRAD PITT . Brad Pitt at the age of 42 in 2006 (left) and now at 51 (right) Brad Pitt made his breakout role as a denim-sporting, cowboy hat-toting, golden-skinned bandit in Thelma & Louise in 1991, and quickly gained celebrity for his dashing looks. The actor has since been regularly cited as one of the world's most attractive men, and the now 51-year-old has been with wife Angelina Jolie since 2005, with whom he has six children with. But it seems like the strain of a hectic life has taken its toll on Pitt's looks, and the actor looks more haggard and greyed by the day. BRITNEY SPEARS . Britney Spears at the age of 21 in 2003 (left) and now at the age of 33 (right) At one point, Britney Spears was the apple of the eye of every Noughties guy and gal, sporting the widely-popular all-American aesthetic and busting out hit tunes such as Baby One More Time and Oops! I Did It Again. But it seems the fame and attention came too early, and the star suffered an apparent breakdown in 2007, shaving her head completely bald and beating a paparazzi's car with an umbrella. Since then, the 33-year-old pop star has slowly tried to bring back her career, but her weighty personal issues have inevitably taken their toll on her appearance. MACAULAY CULKIN . Macaulay Culkin at the age of 24 in 2005 (left) and now at the age of 34 (right) One of the most prominent child stars of our time, a baby-faced Macaulay Culkin soared to fame in 1990 Christmas favourite, Home Alone, when he was just ten years old. After completing a sequel a couple of years later, the star seemingly dropped off the public radar, struggling to secure acting work. The next time the now 34-year-old made headlines were for drug misdemeanors, and the star has since been seen chain-smoking and sporting an unrecognisably gaunt physique. REN\u00c9E ZELLWEGER . Ren\u00e9e Zellweger at the age of 36 in 2006 (left) and now at the age of 45 (right) The American actress rocketed to fame as our favourite 'verbally incontinent spinster who drinks like a fish, smokes like a chimney, and dresses like her mother': Bridget Jones. The 45-year-old's protrayal of the lovable and relatable character saw Zellweger's popularity spike and she landed additional hit roles in films such as Chicago and Cold Mountain. However, it seems the pressure to maintain a youthful complexion took its toll and Zellweger was subject to some controversy late last year, when she stepped out sporting a distinctively tauter but unrecognisable face. LEONARDO DICAPRIO . Leonardo DiCaprio at the age of 31 in 2006 (left), and now at 40 (right) With more than 30 years in the acting industry, Leonardo DiCaprio swiftly sealed his position as Hollywood hearthrob after roles in films such as Titanic and Romeo + Juliet. Having for the duration of his career remained a bachelor and enjoyed a regularly publicised party-boy lifestyle, it's no wonder that the actor's once-revered looks have begun to fade. The star is regularly seen out chain-smoking, sporting a hefty beard and a pot belly. MISCHA BARTON . Mischa Barton at the age of 21 in 2007 (left) and then now at the age of 29 (right) Rocketing to stardom as troubled all-American girl Marissa Cooper in The O.C., Barton was the envy of every teen due to her flawless looks. After The O.C., the actress struggled with securing film roles, and battled with yo-yo dieting, displaying dramatically fluctuating weight losses and gains. The 29-year-old star also had run-ins with the law and was charged with a DUI and possession of drugs in 2007. It seems as if Barton's hectic lifestyle and stress has started to catch up with her, with her face displaying signs of accelerated ageing. RUSSELL CROWE . Russell Crowe at the age of 41 in 2005 (left), the actor now at 51 (right) Australian actor Russell Crowe has enjoyed a successful career, scooping an Oscar in 2000 for his role in Ridley Scott-directed Gladiator. Although Crowe was always known for his messy unshaven looks, it seems as if the now 51-year-old has completely let go of his grooming regime all together. The star sports an unruly greyed beard and has put on a considerable amount of weight. Here FEMAIL rounds up the other celebrities who have aged badly... World-renowned singer and performer, Madonna, at 42 years of age in 2001 (left), now at 56 (right) Baywatch star Pamela Anderson at the age of 35 in 2003 (left), now at the age of 47 (right) Singer Michelle Williams, formerly of Destiny's Child, at 25 years of age in 2006 (left) and now at 34 (right) Actress Meg Ryan, at the age of 39 in 2000 (left) and age 53 now (right)"}], "metadata": {"id": "29340c9f72dd822a4b8da487846d0031622db562", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Some are child actors, others are former  Hollywood heartthrobs .\nCan be attributed to poor lifestyles, career lows, or shattered relationships .\nRen\u00e9e Zellweger caused controversy with her dramatically altered face ."}}
{"prompt": "Texas was hit with more than two inches of rain and tennis ball-sized hail stones in just 15 minutes. Hundreds were evacuated from a circus big top after the weather system tore through the sides during an acrobatics show in Angleton on Friday night. More than 1000 homes lost power between Houston and Dallas on Saturday. Scroll down for video . Swamped: Texas was reportedly hit with two inches of rain water in 15 minutes over the weekend . And cars were left floating in Harris County in half a foot of rain water. The storm is expected to move up toward Chicago in the next few days - while the North East enjoys balmy spring weather. One tornado blew through Granbury at 7pm on Saturday night, and winds of up to 80mph were reported in Hood County and Parker County, WFAA reported. Originally, WFAA notes, the storm was not expected to strike Dallas. Cars floated in Harris County as the state struggled to cope with the extreme weather system . Hundreds were evacuated from this Big Top circus in Angleton after rain ripped through the sides . However, by 1am on Sunday, the city was also hit. Later on Sunday the rain subsided in east Dallas as sunny skies moved in. However, storm warnings remain for the west side of the city, the west side of Texas and Oklahoma.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTexas was hit with more than two inches of rain and tennis ball-sized hail stones in just 15 minutes. Hundreds were evacuated from a circus big top after the weather system tore through the sides during an acrobatics show in Angleton on Friday night. More than 1000 homes lost power between Houston and Dallas on Saturday. Scroll down for video . Swamped: Texas was reportedly hit with two inches of rain water in 15 minutes over the weekend . And cars were left floating in Harris County in half a foot of rain water. The storm is expected to move up toward Chicago in the next few days - while the North East enjoys balmy spring weather. One tornado blew through Granbury at 7pm on Saturday night, and winds of up to 80mph were reported in Hood County and Parker County, WFAA reported. Originally, WFAA notes, the storm was not expected to strike Dallas. Cars floated in Harris County as the state struggled to cope with the extreme weather system . Hundreds were evacuated from this Big Top circus in Angleton after rain ripped through the sides . However, by 1am on Sunday, the city was also hit. Later on Sunday the rain subsided in east Dallas as sunny skies moved in. However, storm warnings remain for the west side of the city, the west side of Texas and Oklahoma."}], "metadata": {"id": "f5279fc79bdc3182e310b80ad43c8ffcd1a3a16e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Hundreds were evacuated from a Big Top circus after rain tore through it .\nMore than 1000 homes lost power between Houston and Dallas .\nCars floated across Harris County in half a foot of rain on Saturday ."}}
{"prompt": "Russia\u2019s first ever cat cafe opened its doors to customers and their feline friends this week. Named Cats and People, the cafe based in Moscow invites cat lovers to bring their pets along with them when they go for a cup of tea. Alternatively, those who do not have a cat, can rent one for the duration of their visit and play with them in a separate room. All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats, should they strike up a rapport with a feline over a piece of cake, but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview. The cafe was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia, where they have become customary to many residents of cities such as Tokyo. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview . The cafe is the first of its kind to be opened in Russia and\u00a0was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia . Its inaugural opening was captured on video and felines can be seen dotted around the room on various ledges as customers enjoy cups of tea and coffee. The fixtures and fittings are catered to the cats and feature scratching posts, hammocks and even feline-themed wallpaper. The cafe is based in Moscow and invites cat lovers to bring their pets  when they go for a cup of tea . Co-owner Oleg Agronovich says almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them . Toys are also available to the guests and one customer can be seen holding a feather dangler while interacting with a cat. Oleg Agronovich, co-owner of the cafe, also makes an appearance in the short clip. He says: \u2018Almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them, where they can communicate with animals and just relax.\u2019 All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRussia\u2019s first ever cat cafe opened its doors to customers and their feline friends this week. Named Cats and People, the cafe based in Moscow invites cat lovers to bring their pets along with them when they go for a cup of tea. Alternatively, those who do not have a cat, can rent one for the duration of their visit and play with them in a separate room. All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats, should they strike up a rapport with a feline over a piece of cake, but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview. The cafe was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia, where they have become customary to many residents of cities such as Tokyo. Customers are allowed to adopt the cats but only if they meet certain requirements after an extensive interview . The cafe is the first of its kind to be opened in Russia and\u00a0was influenced by the many cat cafes that have opened up in parts of far-east Asia . Its inaugural opening was captured on video and felines can be seen dotted around the room on various ledges as customers enjoy cups of tea and coffee. The fixtures and fittings are catered to the cats and feature scratching posts, hammocks and even feline-themed wallpaper. The cafe is based in Moscow and invites cat lovers to bring their pets  when they go for a cup of tea . Co-owner Oleg Agronovich says almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them . Toys are also available to the guests and one customer can be seen holding a feather dangler while interacting with a cat. Oleg Agronovich, co-owner of the cafe, also makes an appearance in the short clip. He says: \u2018Almost every cat and animal fan would like to see a place like this near them, where they can communicate with animals and just relax.\u2019 All of the cats that live at the cafe were rescued from a local shelter and have each been vaccinated and chipped ."}], "metadata": {"id": "b64cb47dfbd382815b23ee6efbed86a979b6544e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The cafe is named Cats and People and is based in Moscow .\nCustomers can bring their own cat or rent one while they are there .\nAll of the cats were rescued and have been vaccinated and chipped .\nThe cafe was influenced by cat-friendly establishments in far-eat Asia ."}}
{"prompt": "ABC's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years. NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers about his coverage of the Iraq War in 2003. According to Nielsen ratings, ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir attracted 84,000 more viewers for the week ending April 3, with the show pulling in 7.997 million viewers compared to Nightly's 7.913 million. David Muir's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years . As well as coming in the wake of Williams' suspension, the switch also follows a change in how the numbers are crunched which now prevents NBC from including repeat numbers of its newscast from overnight replays. In Williams' continued absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC. 'Lester Holt has led NBC Nightly News to great success over the past two months, and we continue to be pleased with his strong performance during this time,' an NBC News spokesperson said in a statement. 'We're proud of the caliber of our work and remain committed to delivering the highest quality broadcast for our audience every night.' NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers . A source at NBC told Deadline that the news division had expected ratings volatility in the wake of Williams' suspension. The ratings race had become very tight even before Williams' high profile suspension. NBC remains ahead for the season with an average of 9.2 million total viewers compared to ABC's 9.1 million. Muir, who took over from Diane Sawyer last September, has already been the number one choice\u00a0among viewers aged 25-54 for the past 14 weeks. That is the demographic upon which most news programming is sold to advertisers. World News also won the week among that demographic, 1.95 million viewers compared to NBC's 1.79 million. It's also unclear what impact, if any, ABC's ratings win will have on Holt's future on the show. Many inside NBC News continue to advocate for the well-liked veteran anchor, who has been a stabilizing force at a broadcast and a news division rocked by a series of missteps. In Williams' absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC and a spokesperson said the network was 'pleased with his strong performance'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nABC's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years. NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers about his coverage of the Iraq War in 2003. According to Nielsen ratings, ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir attracted 84,000 more viewers for the week ending April 3, with the show pulling in 7.997 million viewers compared to Nightly's 7.913 million. David Muir's World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war for the first time in more than five and a half years . As well as coming in the wake of Williams' suspension, the switch also follows a change in how the numbers are crunched which now prevents NBC from including repeat numbers of its newscast from overnight replays. In Williams' continued absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC. 'Lester Holt has led NBC Nightly News to great success over the past two months, and we continue to be pleased with his strong performance during this time,' an NBC News spokesperson said in a statement. 'We're proud of the caliber of our work and remain committed to delivering the highest quality broadcast for our audience every night.' NBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop from the top spot comes two months after anchor Brian Williams received a six-month suspension for misleading viewers . A source at NBC told Deadline that the news division had expected ratings volatility in the wake of Williams' suspension. The ratings race had become very tight even before Williams' high profile suspension. NBC remains ahead for the season with an average of 9.2 million total viewers compared to ABC's 9.1 million. Muir, who took over from Diane Sawyer last September, has already been the number one choice\u00a0among viewers aged 25-54 for the past 14 weeks. That is the demographic upon which most news programming is sold to advertisers. World News also won the week among that demographic, 1.95 million viewers compared to NBC's 1.79 million. It's also unclear what impact, if any, ABC's ratings win will have on Holt's future on the show. Many inside NBC News continue to advocate for the well-liked veteran anchor, who has been a stabilizing force at a broadcast and a news division rocked by a series of missteps. In Williams' absence, well-liked veteran Lester Holt continues to fill in as substitute anchor at NBC and a spokesperson said the network was 'pleased with his strong performance'"}], "metadata": {"id": "dbe929ddf3ce89f920c819632f766afbd560cb52", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "World News Tonight evening newscast has officially overtaken underfire rival NBC's Nightly News in the ratings war .\nNBC's 288 consecutive week winning run had stetched back to September 2009 and the drop  comes two months after Brian Williams' suspension .\nAn NBC spokesperson said the network was 'pleased' with substitute anchor Lester Holt's 'strong performance'\nSwitch also follows a change in how the numbers are crunched and NBC is now prevented from including repeat numbers from overnight replays ."}}
{"prompt": "A dancing postman has become an internet sensation after a video of him strutting his stuff with a customer received 1.5 million views. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to a series of songs from Michael Jackson\u2019s Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough to Pharrel Williams' Happy, while on his round in Exeter, Devon. Captioned 'Some say Adam Prowse delivers in style', the original video shows the postman exiting his vehicle and gyrating with customer Nichola Sullings 57, of Exeter. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to Michael Jackson\u2019s 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' The Royal Mail worker has been dubbed 'the happiest postman in the world' The video concludes with Adam handing her a parcel mid-boogie before heading back to his Royal Mail van to continue his day job. Adam said: \u2018I have always been an extrovert and have been dancing while delivering for several months now. \u2018It all started one day when I had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit. Nichola started dancing, so I danced with her and now we do it every day. \u2018I worked as a barman for a long time and I had one manager who paid me extra to get up and dance free style on the bar for half an hour. The video of Adam dancing with the unsuspecting homeowner has been viewed around 1.5million times . Adam said that he has never spoken to Nichola properly despite the fact that the pair enjoy dancing together . \u2018If I have an audience it is perfect for me. I cannot dance with everyone or it would take all day to do my round but there are certain customers you get to know who like to have a laugh. \u2018Being a postman is a good job, going out and about meeting people and getting some exercise and dancing is just having a bit of fun that brightens up people's day. \u2018My moves are not bad but I am not sure I can pull off a proper moonwalk yet.\u2019 Since the release of the 40-second-clip, Adam has received much admiration from female viewers, but states that there is only one woman in his life \u2013 his fianc\u00e9e, Amy Scott. \u2018The interest from women is all very flattering but Amy is the only girl for me and she knows it. She has to live with me and puts up with me full time, poor girl,\u2019 said Adam. The postman said the dancing started one day when he had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit . Adam says he has been dancing on the job for several months now and says he has been staggered by the response to his unusual delivery method . \u2018She knows what I am like and is seeing the funny side of the video. \u2018The funny thing is that I have never spoken to Nichola properly. We just have a quick little boogie and then she takes the mail off me.\u2019 Royal Mail spokeswoman Val Bodden said: \u2018Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up our customers' day as he delivers their mail.\u2019 \u2018As well as putting a smile on people's faces, he is a hard worker who is good at his job. \u2018It is a pleasure to have him working for us.\u2019 Adam was recently was filmed on his rounds in Exeter trying out some solo free-style steps before approaching a customer's door . Royal Mail said that Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up his customers' day as he delivers their mail .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA dancing postman has become an internet sensation after a video of him strutting his stuff with a customer received 1.5 million views. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to a series of songs from Michael Jackson\u2019s Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough to Pharrel Williams' Happy, while on his round in Exeter, Devon. Captioned 'Some say Adam Prowse delivers in style', the original video shows the postman exiting his vehicle and gyrating with customer Nichola Sullings 57, of Exeter. Adam Prowse, 34, of Torquay, was captured on camera dancing to Michael Jackson\u2019s 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' The Royal Mail worker has been dubbed 'the happiest postman in the world' The video concludes with Adam handing her a parcel mid-boogie before heading back to his Royal Mail van to continue his day job. Adam said: \u2018I have always been an extrovert and have been dancing while delivering for several months now. \u2018It all started one day when I had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit. Nichola started dancing, so I danced with her and now we do it every day. \u2018I worked as a barman for a long time and I had one manager who paid me extra to get up and dance free style on the bar for half an hour. The video of Adam dancing with the unsuspecting homeowner has been viewed around 1.5million times . Adam said that he has never spoken to Nichola properly despite the fact that the pair enjoy dancing together . \u2018If I have an audience it is perfect for me. I cannot dance with everyone or it would take all day to do my round but there are certain customers you get to know who like to have a laugh. \u2018Being a postman is a good job, going out and about meeting people and getting some exercise and dancing is just having a bit of fun that brightens up people's day. \u2018My moves are not bad but I am not sure I can pull off a proper moonwalk yet.\u2019 Since the release of the 40-second-clip, Adam has received much admiration from female viewers, but states that there is only one woman in his life \u2013 his fianc\u00e9e, Amy Scott. \u2018The interest from women is all very flattering but Amy is the only girl for me and she knows it. She has to live with me and puts up with me full time, poor girl,\u2019 said Adam. The postman said the dancing started one day when he had the stereo on in the van and was moving a bit . Adam says he has been dancing on the job for several months now and says he has been staggered by the response to his unusual delivery method . \u2018She knows what I am like and is seeing the funny side of the video. \u2018The funny thing is that I have never spoken to Nichola properly. We just have a quick little boogie and then she takes the mail off me.\u2019 Royal Mail spokeswoman Val Bodden said: \u2018Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up our customers' day as he delivers their mail.\u2019 \u2018As well as putting a smile on people's faces, he is a hard worker who is good at his job. \u2018It is a pleasure to have him working for us.\u2019 Adam was recently was filmed on his rounds in Exeter trying out some solo free-style steps before approaching a customer's door . Royal Mail said that Adam is a great entertainer, who brightens up his customers' day as he delivers their mail ."}], "metadata": {"id": "4f76c94e6e661f9fe2369ea31585ed11f4383d15", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Postman Adam Prowse danced with customer Nichola Sullings .\nPair boogied to Michael Jackson\u2019s 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough'\nAdam has since received much admiration from female viewers .\nRoyal Mail said: \u2018It is a pleasure to have him working for us\u2019"}}
{"prompt": "Aeroplanes are infamous as breeding grounds for bacteria, with tray tables, seats and blankets singled out as the worst offenders on board. But an entrepreneurial team are hoping their new invention will revolutionise the cleaning of aircraft and help airlines win the battle against bacteria . Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin. Scroll down for video . A father and son team have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin . The seats, tray tables and blankets on an aeroplane are breeding ground for bacteria including E.coli . According to the businessmen, germs such as E.coli and MRSA can linger for up to a week on suraces within an aircraft and there are no clear rules on how often aeroplanes should be cleaned. But the family team has developed the unusual new robot as a way to counter issues with cleaning the interior of a plane - which currently only takes place a few times a year. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side. Those wings contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides. Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg, from Los Angeles, said the 3.5billion people expected to fly this year risk falling ill due to poor plane hygiene. Writing on their Kickstarter page to raise money for their project, Mo  said: 'Germs will survive on aeroplane surfaces sometimes for as long as seven days. 'There are no regulations or cleanliness standards for the passenger cabins of airplanes. Aeroplane travelers are at heightened risk of catching the common cold, flu, or more serious infections.' They said their device could spare passengers from catching illnesses when flying and give airlines a competitive edge. Last year a study from the Auburn University in Alabama discovered disease-causing bacteria can survive for up to a week inside plane cabins, on surfaces such as seat pockets, tray tables, window shades and armrests. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side . Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a bacteria that could cause infections, skin disease, pneumonia and sepsis, lived the longest (168 hours). Escherichia coli (E. coli), which can cause urinary tract infection, respiratory illness and diarrhoea, was found to survive for 96 hours. Mo added: 'The industry is growing aggressively. Implementing daily, routine airplane sanitization could disrupt or limit the rate bacteria and viruses spread, as the industry grows. 'We have created an efficient and practical way for airlines to sanitize the interiors of commercial planes between passenger loads. Its wings\u00a0contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides . Using UV-C light they have have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials . 'Using UV-C light, we have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials. The Germfalcon is programmed to reach the most commonly touched passenger surfaces and kill all germs that are exposed to the robot's sanitising lights.' The robot, which contains settings for sanitising toilets and galleys, also comes with fans and filters to clean the air and suck in dust particles. The Kreitenburgs, who have been working on the robot for several years, are about to start work on their fourth and final prototype before going into commercial production. They are currently seeking sponsorship via Kickstarter and are offering backers the chance to fly on the first completely clean flight.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAeroplanes are infamous as breeding grounds for bacteria, with tray tables, seats and blankets singled out as the worst offenders on board. But an entrepreneurial team are hoping their new invention will revolutionise the cleaning of aircraft and help airlines win the battle against bacteria . Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin. Scroll down for video . A father and son team have created a robot, called the Germfalcon, which uses ultra violet light to kill bacteria throughout the cabin . The seats, tray tables and blankets on an aeroplane are breeding ground for bacteria including E.coli . According to the businessmen, germs such as E.coli and MRSA can linger for up to a week on suraces within an aircraft and there are no clear rules on how often aeroplanes should be cleaned. But the family team has developed the unusual new robot as a way to counter issues with cleaning the interior of a plane - which currently only takes place a few times a year. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side. Those wings contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides. Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg, from Los Angeles, said the 3.5billion people expected to fly this year risk falling ill due to poor plane hygiene. Writing on their Kickstarter page to raise money for their project, Mo  said: 'Germs will survive on aeroplane surfaces sometimes for as long as seven days. 'There are no regulations or cleanliness standards for the passenger cabins of airplanes. Aeroplane travelers are at heightened risk of catching the common cold, flu, or more serious infections.' They said their device could spare passengers from catching illnesses when flying and give airlines a competitive edge. Last year a study from the Auburn University in Alabama discovered disease-causing bacteria can survive for up to a week inside plane cabins, on surfaces such as seat pockets, tray tables, window shades and armrests. When the plane is parked and empty, the device, which is the size of a drinks cart, patrols the aisles using motion sensors to navigate itself. As it does, it spreads its two 'wings' over the seats on either side . Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a bacteria that could cause infections, skin disease, pneumonia and sepsis, lived the longest (168 hours). Escherichia coli (E. coli), which can cause urinary tract infection, respiratory illness and diarrhoea, was found to survive for 96 hours. Mo added: 'The industry is growing aggressively. Implementing daily, routine airplane sanitization could disrupt or limit the rate bacteria and viruses spread, as the industry grows. 'We have created an efficient and practical way for airlines to sanitize the interiors of commercial planes between passenger loads. Its wings\u00a0contain UV-C lamps, which are the same type used for disinfection in places like hospitals and water treatment plants. It also has UV-C lamps on its top and sides . Using UV-C light they have have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials . 'Using UV-C light, we have proven a 99.99 per cent germ-kill rate in under 10 minutes with no damage or reaction from any cabin materials. The Germfalcon is programmed to reach the most commonly touched passenger surfaces and kill all germs that are exposed to the robot's sanitising lights.' The robot, which contains settings for sanitising toilets and galleys, also comes with fans and filters to clean the air and suck in dust particles. The Kreitenburgs, who have been working on the robot for several years, are about to start work on their fourth and final prototype before going into commercial production. They are currently seeking sponsorship via Kickstarter and are offering backers the chance to fly on the first completely clean flight."}], "metadata": {"id": "072d7e77bfa1c77b4e5233188aac7381af8ee893", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Kickstarter campaign claims to have developed way to sterilise planes .\nBacteria can linger in aeroplanes for up to seven days .\nThere are no cleaning regulations for the interiors of aircraft .\nRobot created by father and son team Arthur and Mo Kreitenberg .\nProject involves using UV light to kill bacteria ."}}
{"prompt": "Kim Sears looks set to be a glowing bride after she was spotted working on her wedding tan in Miami on Tuesday. Kim, who will marry her long-term partner later this month, showcased a golden glow  watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat to shield her face from the sun, Kim was a vision of health as applied suncream whilst enjoying the match in Key Biscayne, Florida. Scroll down for video . Kim Sears grinned broadly as she watched fiance Andy Murray's match against South Africa's Kevin Anderson  during day 9 of the Miami Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center  in Key Biscayne, Florida . Proving she's ahead of the season's trends, the 27-year-old artist donned a chic off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag. Kim certainly had something to smile about; her man became only the ninth active player and 46th man in the Open Era to reach 500 wins when he beat Kevin Anderson in the fourth round of the Miami Open, triumphing 6-4 3-6 6-3 in just over two hours. Murray, 27, was presented with a special celebratory cake after booking a quarter-final meeting with Dominic Thiem, and he soon turned his thoughts to the next major milestone. Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 and not, as anticipated, in the tiny chapel at his Cromlix House Hotel, near the Perthshire town where he grew up. Kim was a vision of health as she showcased a golden glow watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match . Kim has clearly been working on her tan, but shielded her face from the sun with an oversized floppy hat . The 27-year-old artist donned an off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag . Kim flashed her dazzling engagement ring as she applied some suntan lotion seated near Andy's coach, Wimbledon champion Amelie Mauresmo . For the 27-year-old\u2019s many fans and friends in the town, it means at least part of the wedding of the year will be a spectator sport, played out on the streets of the community. It is understood local residents and businesses urged the former Wimbledon champion to hold the April 11 service at the cathedral rather than at Cromlix House in nearby Kinbuck \u2013 so they too could toast his big day. The 300-seat, 12th century cathedral is much bigger than the chapel at Cromlix, which seats only 28. Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day. Murray\u2019s uncle Niall Erskine said: \u2018I\u2019m sure it will be a popular decision, as he\u2019s had so much support from the people of Dunblane in the past. \u2018Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I\u2019m sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day.\u2019 Kim, who showcased her engagement ring on Tuesday, and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 . Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day and Kim is thought to be having four bridesmaids . Kim, who follows Andy around the world to watch his tennis matches, showed off her standard animated expression as she surveyed the match from the sidelines . The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together . A glowing bride-to-be, Kim was spotted adjusting her sunglasses as she watched her man from the stands . Speaking about the big day,\u00a0Murray's uncle Niall Erskine said: 'Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I'm sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day' The cathedral\u2019s minister, the Rev Colin Renwick, said: \u2018I can\u2019t confirm anything as we have a strict rule that we cannot discuss anyone\u2019s wedding. \u2018Wherever the wedding will be, there is excitement because there is a great deal of affection for Andy in Dunblane and a great deal of pride in him. I think people are genuinely very pleased for him.\u2019 The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together. Murray has said he may have three best men; his brother Jamie and friends Ross Hutchins and Carlos Mier. It is believed Miss Sears will have four bridesmaids. Kim watched Andy celebrate match point and his 500th ATP Tour victory against Kevin Anderson of South Africa in their fourth round match . Andy Murray stripped off in the heat as he competed at the Miami Open in Key Biscayne, Florida .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKim Sears looks set to be a glowing bride after she was spotted working on her wedding tan in Miami on Tuesday. Kim, who will marry her long-term partner later this month, showcased a golden glow  watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat to shield her face from the sun, Kim was a vision of health as applied suncream whilst enjoying the match in Key Biscayne, Florida. Scroll down for video . Kim Sears grinned broadly as she watched fiance Andy Murray's match against South Africa's Kevin Anderson  during day 9 of the Miami Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center  in Key Biscayne, Florida . Proving she's ahead of the season's trends, the 27-year-old artist donned a chic off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag. Kim certainly had something to smile about; her man became only the ninth active player and 46th man in the Open Era to reach 500 wins when he beat Kevin Anderson in the fourth round of the Miami Open, triumphing 6-4 3-6 6-3 in just over two hours. Murray, 27, was presented with a special celebratory cake after booking a quarter-final meeting with Dominic Thiem, and he soon turned his thoughts to the next major milestone. Kim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 and not, as anticipated, in the tiny chapel at his Cromlix House Hotel, near the Perthshire town where he grew up. Kim was a vision of health as she showcased a golden glow watching Andy Murray play against South African Kevin Anderson in their fourth round match . Kim has clearly been working on her tan, but shielded her face from the sun with an oversized floppy hat . The 27-year-old artist donned an off-the-shoulder black dress and toted a statement red handbag . Kim flashed her dazzling engagement ring as she applied some suntan lotion seated near Andy's coach, Wimbledon champion Amelie Mauresmo . For the 27-year-old\u2019s many fans and friends in the town, it means at least part of the wedding of the year will be a spectator sport, played out on the streets of the community. It is understood local residents and businesses urged the former Wimbledon champion to hold the April 11 service at the cathedral rather than at Cromlix House in nearby Kinbuck \u2013 so they too could toast his big day. The 300-seat, 12th century cathedral is much bigger than the chapel at Cromlix, which seats only 28. Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day. Murray\u2019s uncle Niall Erskine said: \u2018I\u2019m sure it will be a popular decision, as he\u2019s had so much support from the people of Dunblane in the past. \u2018Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I\u2019m sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day.\u2019 Kim, who showcased her engagement ring on Tuesday, and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 . Thousands are expected to line Dunblane High Street on the day and Kim is thought to be having four bridesmaids . Kim, who follows Andy around the world to watch his tennis matches, showed off her standard animated expression as she surveyed the match from the sidelines . The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together . A glowing bride-to-be, Kim was spotted adjusting her sunglasses as she watched her man from the stands . Speaking about the big day,\u00a0Murray's uncle Niall Erskine said: 'Andy is looking forward to bringing all his family and friends to Dunblane. I'm sure lots of people will come down to see the cars as they go past and it will be a very popular day' The cathedral\u2019s minister, the Rev Colin Renwick, said: \u2018I can\u2019t confirm anything as we have a strict rule that we cannot discuss anyone\u2019s wedding. \u2018Wherever the wedding will be, there is excitement because there is a great deal of affection for Andy in Dunblane and a great deal of pride in him. I think people are genuinely very pleased for him.\u2019 The couple announced their engagement in November after nine years together. Murray has said he may have three best men; his brother Jamie and friends Ross Hutchins and Carlos Mier. It is believed Miss Sears will have four bridesmaids. Kim watched Andy celebrate match point and his 500th ATP Tour victory against Kevin Anderson of South Africa in their fourth round match . Andy Murray stripped off in the heat as he competed at the Miami Open in Key Biscayne, Florida ."}], "metadata": {"id": "65f1a09dd4783dc477cd5ddb01f174e11c43ff15", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Kim, 27, looked chic in a big hat and off-the-shoulder dress in Miami .\nWatched Andy Murray play against Kevin Anderson in fourth round match .\nKim and Andy will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral on April 11 ."}}
{"prompt": "Labour will today accuse the Tories of making it harder to see a GP as they attempt to put the NHS back at the centre of the election campaign. The party will launch a billboard advert using the image from the famous 1979 \u2018Labour Isn\u2019t Working\u2019 poster, but instead it will warn: \u2018The doctor can\u2019t see you now\u2019. The poster features the same long line of people used to illustrate dole queues under Jim Callaghan\u2019s ailing government, but this time places them outside a waiting room. Scroll down for video . The Labour party will launch a billboard advert using an image from the famous 1979 \u2018Labour Isn\u2019t Working\u2019 poster, but instead it will warn: \u2018The doctor can\u2019t see you now\u2019 Labour will warn that new official figures show 600 fewer GP surgeries across England are now open in the evening and weekends compared to the last election. It will also claim nearly two million more patients are unhappy with doctors opening hours compared to three years ago as they lose access to appointments outside of office hours. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the \u2018NHS crisis\u2019 as patients turn to stretched A&E departments as they struggle to get an appointment with their GP on the first working day after the Easter break. But the Tories last night claimed many of the problems stemmed from Labour\u2019s 2004 changes to GP contracts that allowed them to opt out of providing care outside office hours. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt also said that the government had already begun tackling the issue by making extra funding available, which will mean the number of GP surgeries opening longer will have increased when the next set of figures are published. As it unveils its new poster, Labour will release a new document that it claims shows how David Cameron has failed to implement seven-day opening for GP surgeries as he promised before the last election. The original poster depicts a queue to an Unemployment Office . Mr Cameron repeated the pledge at last week\u2019s televised leaders debate, claiming he wanted GPs to open \u2018all the way through the week\u2019. But official figures show the proportion of GP practices offering extended hours has fallen from 77 per cent in 2009 to 72 per cent in the latest figures for 2013/14. Labour said this means 590 fewer GP surgeries are now open at evenings and weekends compared to its last year in office. NHS England\u2019s annual GP-Patient survey of 900,000 patients also shows growing unhappiness with GP surgery opening hours between 2012 and the latest figures for 2015, according to the party. It says there has been an increase of 1.9 million in the number of people saying their surgery is not open at convenient times from 8,393,162 to 10,261,435. Mr Burnham will say: \u2018Today, across the country, people will face the frustration of joining a queue to see their GP \u2013 in some places the lines will go out of the surgery door. \u2018After five years of David Cameron, patients at hundreds of surgeries can no longer get a GP appointment when they need one. \u2018At the last Election, he promised to open GP surgeries seven days a week but the reality is that millions more patients are unhappy with opening hours. \u2018It is now harder to get an appointment from Monday to Friday too. \u2018One of Cameron\u2019s first acts as Prime Minister was to cut Labour\u2019s extended opening hours scheme and scrap our guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours. If David Cameron gets back in, his extreme spending cuts mean he can\u2019t protect the NHS and the queues outside GP surgeries will get even worse.\u2019 Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher acknowledges a crowd on October 13, 1989, at the end of the Conservative Party conference in Blackpool . Mr Hunt last night said that when the 2014/15 figures for GPs opening at evening and weekends are published they will show that the number has actually increased since 2010 because of new initiatives. He said: \u2018Labour\u2019s figures are wrong. The Prime Minister\u2019s Challenge Fund already covers 1,100 practices and helps 7.5 million patients see a GP in the evenings and at weekends. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the \u2018NHS crisis\u2019 \u2018We are extending this scheme to cover over 1,400 additional practices, helping 10 million extra people by this time next year. \u2018The next Conservative Government will deliver a truly seven-day NHS, putting right a problem which began with Labour\u2019s disastrous 2004 GP contract.\u2019 A survey by the Mail last year found that nationwide, only one in three patients can secure a same-day GP appointment. More than one in five have to wait longer than a week, while 4 per cent have to wait two to three weeks. A number of surgeries were found to have long lines of patients waiting outside at 7am in a bid to try and get same-day appointments. The Labour poster is based on the famous 1979 poster that turned Saatchi and Saatchi from unknowns into household names. The agency masterminded all three of Margaret Thatcher\u2019s election victories for the Conservatives. In 1999 \u2018Labour Isn\u2019t Working\u2019 was voted poster of the century by a jury of ad people assembled by the advertising industry magazine Campaign. Saatchi and Saatchi, which is no longer run by brothers Maurice and Charles Saatchi, was hired by Gordon Brown to handle Labour\u2019s advertising at the last election, but it is not working for the party this time. Labour said its latest poster had been designed in-house.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLabour will today accuse the Tories of making it harder to see a GP as they attempt to put the NHS back at the centre of the election campaign. The party will launch a billboard advert using the image from the famous 1979 \u2018Labour Isn\u2019t Working\u2019 poster, but instead it will warn: \u2018The doctor can\u2019t see you now\u2019. The poster features the same long line of people used to illustrate dole queues under Jim Callaghan\u2019s ailing government, but this time places them outside a waiting room. Scroll down for video . The Labour party will launch a billboard advert using an image from the famous 1979 \u2018Labour Isn\u2019t Working\u2019 poster, but instead it will warn: \u2018The doctor can\u2019t see you now\u2019 Labour will warn that new official figures show 600 fewer GP surgeries across England are now open in the evening and weekends compared to the last election. It will also claim nearly two million more patients are unhappy with doctors opening hours compared to three years ago as they lose access to appointments outside of office hours. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the \u2018NHS crisis\u2019 as patients turn to stretched A&E departments as they struggle to get an appointment with their GP on the first working day after the Easter break. But the Tories last night claimed many of the problems stemmed from Labour\u2019s 2004 changes to GP contracts that allowed them to opt out of providing care outside office hours. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt also said that the government had already begun tackling the issue by making extra funding available, which will mean the number of GP surgeries opening longer will have increased when the next set of figures are published. As it unveils its new poster, Labour will release a new document that it claims shows how David Cameron has failed to implement seven-day opening for GP surgeries as he promised before the last election. The original poster depicts a queue to an Unemployment Office . Mr Cameron repeated the pledge at last week\u2019s televised leaders debate, claiming he wanted GPs to open \u2018all the way through the week\u2019. But official figures show the proportion of GP practices offering extended hours has fallen from 77 per cent in 2009 to 72 per cent in the latest figures for 2013/14. Labour said this means 590 fewer GP surgeries are now open at evenings and weekends compared to its last year in office. NHS England\u2019s annual GP-Patient survey of 900,000 patients also shows growing unhappiness with GP surgery opening hours between 2012 and the latest figures for 2015, according to the party. It says there has been an increase of 1.9 million in the number of people saying their surgery is not open at convenient times from 8,393,162 to 10,261,435. Mr Burnham will say: \u2018Today, across the country, people will face the frustration of joining a queue to see their GP \u2013 in some places the lines will go out of the surgery door. \u2018After five years of David Cameron, patients at hundreds of surgeries can no longer get a GP appointment when they need one. \u2018At the last Election, he promised to open GP surgeries seven days a week but the reality is that millions more patients are unhappy with opening hours. \u2018It is now harder to get an appointment from Monday to Friday too. \u2018One of Cameron\u2019s first acts as Prime Minister was to cut Labour\u2019s extended opening hours scheme and scrap our guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours. If David Cameron gets back in, his extreme spending cuts mean he can\u2019t protect the NHS and the queues outside GP surgeries will get even worse.\u2019 Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher acknowledges a crowd on October 13, 1989, at the end of the Conservative Party conference in Blackpool . Mr Hunt last night said that when the 2014/15 figures for GPs opening at evening and weekends are published they will show that the number has actually increased since 2010 because of new initiatives. He said: \u2018Labour\u2019s figures are wrong. The Prime Minister\u2019s Challenge Fund already covers 1,100 practices and helps 7.5 million patients see a GP in the evenings and at weekends. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the \u2018NHS crisis\u2019 \u2018We are extending this scheme to cover over 1,400 additional practices, helping 10 million extra people by this time next year. \u2018The next Conservative Government will deliver a truly seven-day NHS, putting right a problem which began with Labour\u2019s disastrous 2004 GP contract.\u2019 A survey by the Mail last year found that nationwide, only one in three patients can secure a same-day GP appointment. More than one in five have to wait longer than a week, while 4 per cent have to wait two to three weeks. A number of surgeries were found to have long lines of patients waiting outside at 7am in a bid to try and get same-day appointments. The Labour poster is based on the famous 1979 poster that turned Saatchi and Saatchi from unknowns into household names. The agency masterminded all three of Margaret Thatcher\u2019s election victories for the Conservatives. In 1999 \u2018Labour Isn\u2019t Working\u2019 was voted poster of the century by a jury of ad people assembled by the advertising industry magazine Campaign. Saatchi and Saatchi, which is no longer run by brothers Maurice and Charles Saatchi, was hired by Gordon Brown to handle Labour\u2019s advertising at the last election, but it is not working for the party this time. Labour said its latest poster had been designed in-house."}], "metadata": {"id": "a5bc4e78bb3b69c794e996abc51e676b4666817a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "600 fewer GPs  open in the evenings and at weekends, Labour has claimed .\nAndy Burnham will say the figures are a timely reminder of the \u2018NHS crisis\u2019"}}
{"prompt": "Raheem Sterling is at the centre of a second drugs controversy after the Liverpool forward was videoed passing out after inhaling nitrous oxide. The England international, who was also exposed on Sunday after he was caught puffing on a shisha pipe, will face at club investigation over why he was taking the legal high, which is also known as \u2018hippy crack\u2019. In the footage Sterling is seen sucking on an orange balloon then laughing and giggling before he asks one of his friends to give him another hit. Raheem Sterling has been filmed apparently inhaling nitrous oxide - also known as 'hippy crack' The video shows him smiling and breathing in gas from a balloon before apparently passing out . When the camera pans back to the 20-year-old, he is either unconscious or has fallen asleep. It is claimed that the video, obtained by The Sun,  was taken at his home in Southport in the days before a game. Nitrous oxide starves the brain of oxygen and makes users feel light-headed and dizzy. Sterling scored in last night\u2019s 2-0 victory over Newcastle United but he also missed a chance from six yards in the 56th minute and could now face disciplinary action after his second indiscretion in the space of 24 hours. Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling can be seen pictured on social media whilst smoking a shisha pipe . Sterling scored the opening goal in Monday night\u2019s 2-0 victory over Newcastle . Nitrous Oxide, has been nicknamed \u2018laughing gas\u2019 due to the euphoric and relaxed feeling people who inhale it can sometimes feel. The gas is normally bought in pressured canisters, commonly transferred to a container, e.g. a balloon, from which the gas is inhaled. Nitrous oxide is not illegal to possess, but this doesn\u2019t mean that it is safe to use. The effects of nitrous oxide vary depending on how much has been inhaled but they include: . \u2022 Feelings of euphoria, relaxation and calmness. \u2022 Dizziness, difficulty in thinking straight and fits of giggles/laughter. \u2022 Sound distortions or even hallucinations. \u2022 In some people, a headache can be an unwanted immediate effect. Risks include: . \u2022 Unconsciousness or death from lack of oxygen. This occurs when the available oxygen for breathing is effectively pushed out by the nitrous oxide. A Liverpool spokesman said: \u2018We are aware of the story and intend to speak to the player. Any subsequent action will be taken internally.\u2019 Sportsmail contacted Sterling\u2019s agent, Aidy Ward, last night. He refused to comment on the story but did not deny that it was his client. A small pocket of Liverpool fans on The Kop vented their frustrations at last night\u2019s game, chanting \u2018Raheem Sterling, your agent\u2019s a k***\u2019 during the first half. They were widely applauded. Asked if he will be reminding Sterling of his responsibilities, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said: \u2018I will do. He\u2019s a young kid who has been in the spotlight now so he knows the demands of being a top class professional \u2014 it\u2019s not just on the field it\u2019s off the field, but I will speak with him on it and we\u2019ll move on.\u2019 Sportsmail columnist and former Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher said: \u2018In years to come he\u2019ll look back over this period now as a massive learning curve. When you\u2019re a 20-year-old kid, you make mistakes. I did, I\u2019m sure we all do. It\u2019s just important that he learns from it because Raheem Sterling needs to be on the back pages, not the front pages and that\u2019s a problem for him in these last few months.\u2019 Players' union chief Bobby Barnes called for understanding after Sterling 'made a mistake'. Barnes, deputy chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association and European president of the international players' union FIFPro, said people should not be too hard on Sterling. He said: 'Nobody would condone the use of these types of substances whether legal or otherwise as footballers are seen as role models. It does send a message to young people that if it's good enough for footballers then it's good enough for them and that is not desirable. The 20-year-old recently snubbed a \u00a3100,000-a-week contract offer from the Merseyside club . 'But you have to bear in mind that we ask an awful lot of young players growing up in the public eye. Many of us look back at things we have done in our teens and early 20s and wish we hadn't done them. 'He's made a mistake and people are human. I am sure this will be a minor blip on his path to a fantastic career. 'Players have to be aware that there is camera on every corner - they are very much in the spotlight. 'He's a young man, growing up in public eye and he's made a mistake. Let's not be too hard on the boy. He is under a lot of pressure and people think because he has a lot of talent he's also supposed to have diplomacy and wisdom. 'In the main he's doing a very good job, he's at a good club and has a good manager and I'm sure Brendan will put his arm around him and at the same time make him aware of his responsibilities.' Nitrous oxide has been nicknamed \u2018laughing gas\u2019 due to the euphoric and relaxed feeling people who inhale it can sometimes feel. Official figures show 460,000 16-24 years olds took it last year. Brendan Rodgers has backed his wayward star but contract stand-off has created tension at Liverpool . It has been the cause of 17 deaths since 2006. It costs around \u00a32 to buy and is not illegal to possess \u2014 Sterling is not the first footballer to be caught indulging. Drugs charity Re-Solv has called on the 'role model' player to condemn the use of the drug to deter young supporters from taking risks with their health. The anti-drugs organisation's spokesman, Stephen Ream, told MailOnline: 'It's very disappointing from our point of view. He is a big role model and we hate to see this kind of stuff from someone of his status. 'Players in similar situations in the past have come out and apologised and we hope he does the same. 'Nitrous Oxide is not the most dangerous drug out there but there are deaths attached to it. There are risks and we would urge anyone tempted to take it not to do so.' Tottenham defender Kyle Walker was pictured inhaling a balloon in 2013, while last year Saido Berahino was pictured doing it at the wheel of his Range Rover. In February, Jack Wilshere faced criticism after he was pictured with a shisha pipe on a night out while recovering from ankle surgery. But the Arsenal star, who has previously been pictured smoking cigarettes, was defended by England manager Roy Hodgson who said he'd tried the Middle Eastern pipe himself and did not think it was a problem. The past two months have proved to be a tempestuous period in Sterling\u2019s fledgling career and the revelations of the past two days have ensured extra scrutiny. The England international (right) played in the Reds FA Cup quarter final win over Blackburn on Wednesday . Sterling (second right) attended the launch of the 2015-16 Liverpool kit at Anfield on Friday afternoon . There was a large turnout for the launch of the new kit,\u00a0which will be worn throughout the 2015-16 season . England and Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere (right) was involved in a smoking controversy in February . Sterling\u2019s contract stand-off with Liverpool has created tension and he was heckled at the launch of the club\u2019s new kit last week. He has turned down a deal worth around \u00a3100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season. Sterling infuriated Liverpool at the start of the month when he gave an interview to the BBC \u2014without permission \u2014 to talk about his contract stand-off and why he did not want to be perceived as a \u2018greedy 20-year-old\u2019.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRaheem Sterling is at the centre of a second drugs controversy after the Liverpool forward was videoed passing out after inhaling nitrous oxide. The England international, who was also exposed on Sunday after he was caught puffing on a shisha pipe, will face at club investigation over why he was taking the legal high, which is also known as \u2018hippy crack\u2019. In the footage Sterling is seen sucking on an orange balloon then laughing and giggling before he asks one of his friends to give him another hit. Raheem Sterling has been filmed apparently inhaling nitrous oxide - also known as 'hippy crack' The video shows him smiling and breathing in gas from a balloon before apparently passing out . When the camera pans back to the 20-year-old, he is either unconscious or has fallen asleep. It is claimed that the video, obtained by The Sun,  was taken at his home in Southport in the days before a game. Nitrous oxide starves the brain of oxygen and makes users feel light-headed and dizzy. Sterling scored in last night\u2019s 2-0 victory over Newcastle United but he also missed a chance from six yards in the 56th minute and could now face disciplinary action after his second indiscretion in the space of 24 hours. Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling can be seen pictured on social media whilst smoking a shisha pipe . Sterling scored the opening goal in Monday night\u2019s 2-0 victory over Newcastle . Nitrous Oxide, has been nicknamed \u2018laughing gas\u2019 due to the euphoric and relaxed feeling people who inhale it can sometimes feel. The gas is normally bought in pressured canisters, commonly transferred to a container, e.g. a balloon, from which the gas is inhaled. Nitrous oxide is not illegal to possess, but this doesn\u2019t mean that it is safe to use. The effects of nitrous oxide vary depending on how much has been inhaled but they include: . \u2022 Feelings of euphoria, relaxation and calmness. \u2022 Dizziness, difficulty in thinking straight and fits of giggles/laughter. \u2022 Sound distortions or even hallucinations. \u2022 In some people, a headache can be an unwanted immediate effect. Risks include: . \u2022 Unconsciousness or death from lack of oxygen. This occurs when the available oxygen for breathing is effectively pushed out by the nitrous oxide. A Liverpool spokesman said: \u2018We are aware of the story and intend to speak to the player. Any subsequent action will be taken internally.\u2019 Sportsmail contacted Sterling\u2019s agent, Aidy Ward, last night. He refused to comment on the story but did not deny that it was his client. A small pocket of Liverpool fans on The Kop vented their frustrations at last night\u2019s game, chanting \u2018Raheem Sterling, your agent\u2019s a k***\u2019 during the first half. They were widely applauded. Asked if he will be reminding Sterling of his responsibilities, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said: \u2018I will do. He\u2019s a young kid who has been in the spotlight now so he knows the demands of being a top class professional \u2014 it\u2019s not just on the field it\u2019s off the field, but I will speak with him on it and we\u2019ll move on.\u2019 Sportsmail columnist and former Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher said: \u2018In years to come he\u2019ll look back over this period now as a massive learning curve. When you\u2019re a 20-year-old kid, you make mistakes. I did, I\u2019m sure we all do. It\u2019s just important that he learns from it because Raheem Sterling needs to be on the back pages, not the front pages and that\u2019s a problem for him in these last few months.\u2019 Players' union chief Bobby Barnes called for understanding after Sterling 'made a mistake'. Barnes, deputy chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association and European president of the international players' union FIFPro, said people should not be too hard on Sterling. He said: 'Nobody would condone the use of these types of substances whether legal or otherwise as footballers are seen as role models. It does send a message to young people that if it's good enough for footballers then it's good enough for them and that is not desirable. The 20-year-old recently snubbed a \u00a3100,000-a-week contract offer from the Merseyside club . 'But you have to bear in mind that we ask an awful lot of young players growing up in the public eye. Many of us look back at things we have done in our teens and early 20s and wish we hadn't done them. 'He's made a mistake and people are human. I am sure this will be a minor blip on his path to a fantastic career. 'Players have to be aware that there is camera on every corner - they are very much in the spotlight. 'He's a young man, growing up in public eye and he's made a mistake. Let's not be too hard on the boy. He is under a lot of pressure and people think because he has a lot of talent he's also supposed to have diplomacy and wisdom. 'In the main he's doing a very good job, he's at a good club and has a good manager and I'm sure Brendan will put his arm around him and at the same time make him aware of his responsibilities.' Nitrous oxide has been nicknamed \u2018laughing gas\u2019 due to the euphoric and relaxed feeling people who inhale it can sometimes feel. Official figures show 460,000 16-24 years olds took it last year. Brendan Rodgers has backed his wayward star but contract stand-off has created tension at Liverpool . It has been the cause of 17 deaths since 2006. It costs around \u00a32 to buy and is not illegal to possess \u2014 Sterling is not the first footballer to be caught indulging. Drugs charity Re-Solv has called on the 'role model' player to condemn the use of the drug to deter young supporters from taking risks with their health. The anti-drugs organisation's spokesman, Stephen Ream, told MailOnline: 'It's very disappointing from our point of view. He is a big role model and we hate to see this kind of stuff from someone of his status. 'Players in similar situations in the past have come out and apologised and we hope he does the same. 'Nitrous Oxide is not the most dangerous drug out there but there are deaths attached to it. There are risks and we would urge anyone tempted to take it not to do so.' Tottenham defender Kyle Walker was pictured inhaling a balloon in 2013, while last year Saido Berahino was pictured doing it at the wheel of his Range Rover. In February, Jack Wilshere faced criticism after he was pictured with a shisha pipe on a night out while recovering from ankle surgery. But the Arsenal star, who has previously been pictured smoking cigarettes, was defended by England manager Roy Hodgson who said he'd tried the Middle Eastern pipe himself and did not think it was a problem. The past two months have proved to be a tempestuous period in Sterling\u2019s fledgling career and the revelations of the past two days have ensured extra scrutiny. The England international (right) played in the Reds FA Cup quarter final win over Blackburn on Wednesday . Sterling (second right) attended the launch of the 2015-16 Liverpool kit at Anfield on Friday afternoon . There was a large turnout for the launch of the new kit,\u00a0which will be worn throughout the 2015-16 season . England and Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere (right) was involved in a smoking controversy in February . Sterling\u2019s contract stand-off with Liverpool has created tension and he was heckled at the launch of the club\u2019s new kit last week. He has turned down a deal worth around \u00a3100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season. Sterling infuriated Liverpool at the start of the month when he gave an interview to the BBC \u2014without permission \u2014 to talk about his contract stand-off and why he did not want to be perceived as a \u2018greedy 20-year-old\u2019."}], "metadata": {"id": "d2d6cef0553ae413fb3deb02d36d10f7f8f65c6a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Raheem Sterling at the centre of a second drugs controversy .\nLiverpool forward videoed passing out after inhaling nitrous oxide .\nFollows pictures on Sunday of the 20-year-old puffing on a shisha pipe .\nREAD:\u00a0Arsenal have doubts over signing Sterling after latest controversies .\nREAD: Sterling pictured AGAIN with shisha pipe... this time with Jordan Ibe ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)From the giant sequoias of Yosemite to the geysers of Yellowstone, the United States' national parks were made for you and me. And for Saturday and Sunday, they're also free. Though most of the National Park Service's 407 sites are free year-round, the 128 parks that charge a fee -- like Yellowstone and Yosemite -- will be free those two days. It's all part of National Park Week, happening April 18 through April 26, and it's hosted by the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation. Check out night-time astronomy parties, daytime Revolutionary War programs, Earth Day parties and family-friendly Junior Ranger activities at national park sites across the country. Not sure how to start? Go to FindYourPark.com to learn more about park sites near you. Go to www.nationalparkweek.org for more ideas on how to explore. Then the park service wants people to share their stories using the hashtag #FindYourPark and at FindYourPark.com.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)From the giant sequoias of Yosemite to the geysers of Yellowstone, the United States' national parks were made for you and me. And for Saturday and Sunday, they're also free. Though most of the National Park Service's 407 sites are free year-round, the 128 parks that charge a fee -- like Yellowstone and Yosemite -- will be free those two days. It's all part of National Park Week, happening April 18 through April 26, and it's hosted by the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation. Check out night-time astronomy parties, daytime Revolutionary War programs, Earth Day parties and family-friendly Junior Ranger activities at national park sites across the country. Not sure how to start? Go to FindYourPark.com to learn more about park sites near you. Go to www.nationalparkweek.org for more ideas on how to explore. Then the park service wants people to share their stories using the hashtag #FindYourPark and at FindYourPark.com."}], "metadata": {"id": "53a7d60d97dfbf19727300a12c19f487b03e3884", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "It's National Park Week, and that means the parks are free April 18-19 .\nStargazing, Revolutionary War programs and other fun happens this week ."}}
{"prompt": "This is the shocking moment a worker risked his life by standing on top of a house jet washing a roof with what appears to be just a rope tied around him for safety. The unnamed worker was spotted on the roof 30-feet above the ground on top of an Edwardian semi-detached home in Greenwich, south east London. A local resident noticed the man carrying out the work with a lack of safety equipment on the slippery tiles and quickly took snaps of the man. A worker who was caught jet washing the roof of a home in south east London with just a rope tied around him for safety . The neighbour said: 'I couldn't believe it. He was standing on the roof with a power washer and seemed to have a rope tied around his waist. 'It looked incredibly dangerous. His boss seemed to be watching sitting on a wall opposite and seemed unfazed by it all.' A building expert, who did not want to be named, said the workman should have at least had scaffolding up at the front of the property and a much longer ladder with a harness. He said: 'You can't just stand up there with a bit of rope tied around you and think it's fine, it's not. 'You have to think about how slippery it would be up there because as you can see he is spraying from the top to bottom, meaning the water will be trickling down around his feet. A building expert said the man should have at least had scaffolding up at the front of the property and a longer ladder . 'You would only have to slip and fall once and that would be it.' The image was then passed to the Health and Safety Executive, who attended the property and caught the man doing the same thing on the roof of the garage before he was stopped. A HSE Spokeswoman said: 'Following a concern raised, HSE inspectors visited the house yesterday and served a prohibition notice. 'This means the work had to cease until appropriate safety measures are put in place.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThis is the shocking moment a worker risked his life by standing on top of a house jet washing a roof with what appears to be just a rope tied around him for safety. The unnamed worker was spotted on the roof 30-feet above the ground on top of an Edwardian semi-detached home in Greenwich, south east London. A local resident noticed the man carrying out the work with a lack of safety equipment on the slippery tiles and quickly took snaps of the man. A worker who was caught jet washing the roof of a home in south east London with just a rope tied around him for safety . The neighbour said: 'I couldn't believe it. He was standing on the roof with a power washer and seemed to have a rope tied around his waist. 'It looked incredibly dangerous. His boss seemed to be watching sitting on a wall opposite and seemed unfazed by it all.' A building expert, who did not want to be named, said the workman should have at least had scaffolding up at the front of the property and a much longer ladder with a harness. He said: 'You can't just stand up there with a bit of rope tied around you and think it's fine, it's not. 'You have to think about how slippery it would be up there because as you can see he is spraying from the top to bottom, meaning the water will be trickling down around his feet. A building expert said the man should have at least had scaffolding up at the front of the property and a longer ladder . 'You would only have to slip and fall once and that would be it.' The image was then passed to the Health and Safety Executive, who attended the property and caught the man doing the same thing on the roof of the garage before he was stopped. A HSE Spokeswoman said: 'Following a concern raised, HSE inspectors visited the house yesterday and served a prohibition notice. 'This means the work had to cease until appropriate safety measures are put in place.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "137e6826fba3b4c1c0d86b4847e749f3ac5bffae", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Unnamed worker was spotted on the roof of a house in south east London .\nAppeared to only be using rope for safety while 30-feet above the ground .\nHealth and Safety Executive attended and stopped the work following concerns ."}}
{"prompt": "The pups came from as far away as New Jersey and Tennessee in hopes of landing a new nickname: 'Beautiful Bulldog.' They were all defeated by a native who likes eating snow and watching turtles. A 2-year-old dog from Des Moines named Tank won the 36th annual Beautiful Bulldog contest Sunday at Drake University. Scroll down for video . Winner: Tank, a 2-year-old bulldog from Iowa won Drake University's 36th annual 'Beautiful Bulldog' contest Sunday . A real beauty: Tank, who enjoys eating snow and watching turtles, will now serve as mascot of this year's Drake Relays . Tank received top honors as well as a crown and cape. He will appear before more than 16,000 fans -- or, royal subjects -- at the university's Drake Relays to be honored as mascot of the event, which will be held from Thursday through Saturday, according to the contest's\u00a0website. The tongue-in-cheek beauty pageant, which featured 50 dogs, is the kickoff event for the Drake Relays track meet. 'He's funny,' said Tank's owner, Duane Smith. 'He's a real good one.' Pageant organizers narrowed a pool of more than 100 hopeful pups by a lottery held last month. Owner: Here, Tank enjoys a rub from his owner, Duane Smith, after winning the 36th annual contest . Judges weren't looking for beauty though. They wanted to see the slobber, drool and bulging, bloodshot eyes synonymous with English bulldogs. They got all that and more from Tank \u2014 who now willingly shares his house with a Pomeranian and some turtles after Smith found him on Craigslist a year ago. Should Tank be unable to fulfill his duties as the Drake Relays mascot, fellow Des Moines pup Steve will step in. Steve was second even though he was initially so shy about the makeshift catwalk set up on Drake's basketball court that his owner had to pick him up and plunk him down, much to the delight of the few thousand spectators on hand. Pageant: The tongue-in-cheek beauty pageant, which featured 50 dogs, is the kickoff event for the Drake Relays track meet . Bex in a tutu: Ronnie Sussman, of Union, N.J., walks her dog Bex across the stage during the contest as part of the Drake Relays . There also was a 'Best Dressed' winner in Linus the Lovebug \u2014 who had to be dragged around in a wagon because of arthritic legs \u2014 and the congeniality award went to a dog named Princess Mabel. If there was an award for driving the furthest to enter the contest it would've gone to Ronnie Sussman and her dog Bex, who drove 17 hours from Union, New Jersey. Sussman and Bex will go home empty-handed, but she said the trip was more than worth it. 'This is just like a bucket list item of life for me,' Sussman said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe pups came from as far away as New Jersey and Tennessee in hopes of landing a new nickname: 'Beautiful Bulldog.' They were all defeated by a native who likes eating snow and watching turtles. A 2-year-old dog from Des Moines named Tank won the 36th annual Beautiful Bulldog contest Sunday at Drake University. Scroll down for video . Winner: Tank, a 2-year-old bulldog from Iowa won Drake University's 36th annual 'Beautiful Bulldog' contest Sunday . A real beauty: Tank, who enjoys eating snow and watching turtles, will now serve as mascot of this year's Drake Relays . Tank received top honors as well as a crown and cape. He will appear before more than 16,000 fans -- or, royal subjects -- at the university's Drake Relays to be honored as mascot of the event, which will be held from Thursday through Saturday, according to the contest's\u00a0website. The tongue-in-cheek beauty pageant, which featured 50 dogs, is the kickoff event for the Drake Relays track meet. 'He's funny,' said Tank's owner, Duane Smith. 'He's a real good one.' Pageant organizers narrowed a pool of more than 100 hopeful pups by a lottery held last month. Owner: Here, Tank enjoys a rub from his owner, Duane Smith, after winning the 36th annual contest . Judges weren't looking for beauty though. They wanted to see the slobber, drool and bulging, bloodshot eyes synonymous with English bulldogs. They got all that and more from Tank \u2014 who now willingly shares his house with a Pomeranian and some turtles after Smith found him on Craigslist a year ago. Should Tank be unable to fulfill his duties as the Drake Relays mascot, fellow Des Moines pup Steve will step in. Steve was second even though he was initially so shy about the makeshift catwalk set up on Drake's basketball court that his owner had to pick him up and plunk him down, much to the delight of the few thousand spectators on hand. Pageant: The tongue-in-cheek beauty pageant, which featured 50 dogs, is the kickoff event for the Drake Relays track meet . Bex in a tutu: Ronnie Sussman, of Union, N.J., walks her dog Bex across the stage during the contest as part of the Drake Relays . There also was a 'Best Dressed' winner in Linus the Lovebug \u2014 who had to be dragged around in a wagon because of arthritic legs \u2014 and the congeniality award went to a dog named Princess Mabel. If there was an award for driving the furthest to enter the contest it would've gone to Ronnie Sussman and her dog Bex, who drove 17 hours from Union, New Jersey. Sussman and Bex will go home empty-handed, but she said the trip was more than worth it. 'This is just like a bucket list item of life for me,' Sussman said."}], "metadata": {"id": "87f549a054e96dec5dfd3cd4a531126c24d461b8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "An Iowa bulldog named Tank took home the crown Sunday at Drake\u00a0University's\u00a0annual\u00a0'Beautiful Bulldog Contest'\nTank beat out 49 other dogs in the 36th annual contest .\nTank will now serve as the mascot for the Drake Relays ."}}
{"prompt": "In a hurry: Katrina Maddox, 23, with baby Edward, who was born in the back of an ambulance . In an unusual twist of fate, described as a 'million to one shot', a young mother has given birth in the back of an ambulance for the second time in as many years after her baby boy was born on the same stretch of busy main road as his brother. Katrina Maddox, 23, pulled off the double against all the odds after having baby Edward on the way to hospital in the early hours of last Thursday. Her second little boy came along on the A47 in Norfolk two years after Mrs Maddox, of North Pickenham, near Swaffham, had her first child Reuben in exactly the same way. The surprised mother said: 'I can't believe it's happened twice! 'I can't imagine there are many people who have both their children like this - it must be a million to one.' Mrs Maddox's labour with her first son, Reuben, was three hours long. The toddler, who is now two, ended up being delivered by his dad, Peter Maddox, 30, in the back of the ambulance as they were driven through North Tuddenham. Little Edward took just 72 minutes to arrive as the ambulance travelled past Longwater Retail Park at Costessey, Norwich. 'I really didn't want it to happen again and I was so adamant I was not going to have Edward in an ambulance,' laughed Mrs Maddox, who is training to be an accountant. 'But then it did get to that point when I realised I was not going to make it to the hospital again. 'At least this time Peter was able to be by my side rather than delivering his son himself.' Mrs Maddox, whose husband is a self-employed forester, added: 'I didn't even know I was in labour with my first son Reuben until I was pushing. 'Peter was an absolute saint and so calm for me. He was the best midwife I could have had. 'Both times everything happened so quickly I didn't even have time to panic or think about it.' This time the couple were at home in bed when Mrs Maddox realised Edward was on his way at about 3am. They knew they did not have time to hang around for Peter's parents to arrive. Luckily, a Good Samaritan neighbour popped in to look after Reuben as he slept upstairs, blissfully unaware of the second great baby drama unfolding. The route: This shows where both Reuben and Edward were born on the A47. Reuben came along near North Tuddenham and Edward as the ambulance travelled past Longwater Retail Park at Costessey, Norwich . Happy family: Edward followed in the footsteps of his brother Reuben (pictured), two, who was delivered by his father Peter Maddox as he and wife Katrina rushed to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital . Mrs Maddox said she had considered it might have been easier to have a midwife go to her, but was told home births were not available in her area. The mum-of-two opted to go to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital instead of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, as she knows Norwich and the hospital far better. And the couple joke that they are old hands when it comes to registering an 'in transit' birth. Mrs Maddox, who grew up in nearby Saham Toney, said: 'For Reuben they had to put his place of birth as being in transit on the way to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, at North Tuddenham, so I imagine it will be just the same for Edward.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIn a hurry: Katrina Maddox, 23, with baby Edward, who was born in the back of an ambulance . In an unusual twist of fate, described as a 'million to one shot', a young mother has given birth in the back of an ambulance for the second time in as many years after her baby boy was born on the same stretch of busy main road as his brother. Katrina Maddox, 23, pulled off the double against all the odds after having baby Edward on the way to hospital in the early hours of last Thursday. Her second little boy came along on the A47 in Norfolk two years after Mrs Maddox, of North Pickenham, near Swaffham, had her first child Reuben in exactly the same way. The surprised mother said: 'I can't believe it's happened twice! 'I can't imagine there are many people who have both their children like this - it must be a million to one.' Mrs Maddox's labour with her first son, Reuben, was three hours long. The toddler, who is now two, ended up being delivered by his dad, Peter Maddox, 30, in the back of the ambulance as they were driven through North Tuddenham. Little Edward took just 72 minutes to arrive as the ambulance travelled past Longwater Retail Park at Costessey, Norwich. 'I really didn't want it to happen again and I was so adamant I was not going to have Edward in an ambulance,' laughed Mrs Maddox, who is training to be an accountant. 'But then it did get to that point when I realised I was not going to make it to the hospital again. 'At least this time Peter was able to be by my side rather than delivering his son himself.' Mrs Maddox, whose husband is a self-employed forester, added: 'I didn't even know I was in labour with my first son Reuben until I was pushing. 'Peter was an absolute saint and so calm for me. He was the best midwife I could have had. 'Both times everything happened so quickly I didn't even have time to panic or think about it.' This time the couple were at home in bed when Mrs Maddox realised Edward was on his way at about 3am. They knew they did not have time to hang around for Peter's parents to arrive. Luckily, a Good Samaritan neighbour popped in to look after Reuben as he slept upstairs, blissfully unaware of the second great baby drama unfolding. The route: This shows where both Reuben and Edward were born on the A47. Reuben came along near North Tuddenham and Edward as the ambulance travelled past Longwater Retail Park at Costessey, Norwich . Happy family: Edward followed in the footsteps of his brother Reuben (pictured), two, who was delivered by his father Peter Maddox as he and wife Katrina rushed to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital . Mrs Maddox said she had considered it might have been easier to have a midwife go to her, but was told home births were not available in her area. The mum-of-two opted to go to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital instead of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, as she knows Norwich and the hospital far better. And the couple joke that they are old hands when it comes to registering an 'in transit' birth. Mrs Maddox, who grew up in nearby Saham Toney, said: 'For Reuben they had to put his place of birth as being in transit on the way to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, at North Tuddenham, so I imagine it will be just the same for Edward.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "9c7bb264b8af3b5d7462c84933ee2767757354f4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Katrina Maddox, 23, from Norfolk, said the odds must be 'a million to one'\nHer husband Peter delivered first son Reuben on the A47 two years ago .\nHistory repeated itself when baby Edward also arrived on way to hospital ."}}
{"prompt": "A baby girl was given hypothermia in order to keep her alive after she developed a potentially fatal brain condition. Caitlin Kellie-Jones suffered from Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE), a type of brain damage that occurs when the brain does not receive enough oxygen or blood. To control the condition Caitlin was placed in a special cooling wrap within 40 minutes of her birth to keep her at the target temperature of 33.5 degrees for 72 hours. Nicola Kellie-Jones and partner Paul with children Caitlin and Dylan are raising money to help other children . Medics gave little Caitlin, pictured, hypothermia in a bid to prevent any brain damage . Caitlin, pictured, was diagnosed with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy minutes after she was born . It allows the brain to cool down and minimises the damage from the lack of oxygen. Thankfully, Caitlin, now ten months old, recovered from HIE and is able to feed and play. Her parents, Nicola and Paul, are hoping it will not have affected her ability to walk and talk but they must wait to find out. Ms Kellie-Jones,  27, from Chorley, Lancashire, said: 'Caitlin was in an incubator surrounded by doctors and nurses. 'She wasn't moving or breathing for herself, and was making no noise. 'I had an image in my mind of our first cuddle which was taken away. Doctors were telling us she was very poorly and just to take it hour by hour. 'It was such a relief to bring her home.' Caitlin was born on May 10 last year weighing 7lbs 4oz after a normal pregnancy. She was whisked away by doctors immediately to be placed on a specialist cooling machine. Despite her ordeal, Caitlin, who is now 10 months old, seems to be developing normally . Ms Kellie-Jones, right, wants to raise \u00a316,000 for additional cooling machines to help save other babies . Ms Kellie-Jones said: 'My mum was a neonatal nurse for many years and I often visited her at work and would see all of these babies in their little incubators and see families in and out visiting their babies, but I never imagined it would be me. Ms Kellie-Jones said the next important stage is whether she will be able to walk and talk normally . 'We couldn't look to the days ahead and my mum told me to take lots of pictures. I knew what they were all trying to tell me, everyone thought she wouldn't make it. 'I didn't move from her side for hours. I had the doctors and nurses tell me the worst case scenario so I could prepare myself, but it was very upsetting to hear she might not make it. 'Paul was the opposite, he wanted to know the best possible outcome. 'We were lucky that we were able to get Caitlin on one of the machines, otherwise we might not have been bringing her home.' Caitlin was born and treated at Royal Preston Hospital, where there are only two cooling machines available. Ms Kellie-Jones said: 'We are extremely lucky that the last cooling machine was available for our daughter that day. 'I'm trying to raise money now for two cerebral function machines for the hospital, which monitor brain activity for any signs of brain damage, and, if I raise enough, another cooling machine for the neonatal unit. 'My target is to raise at least \u00a316,000. 'Her brother Dylan, 10, is doing a sponsored bike ride with his granddad to help too. 'At his age he could have thought what happened to Caitlin was normal, but he came to see her every night and loves her to pieces.' Caitlin will need follow up appointments until she is two, but it is hoped she will make a full recovery. To donate go to: www.justgiving.com/CaitlinsCoolingCause . Ms Kellie-Jones said without the cooling machine, Caitlin might not have survived her illness .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA baby girl was given hypothermia in order to keep her alive after she developed a potentially fatal brain condition. Caitlin Kellie-Jones suffered from Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE), a type of brain damage that occurs when the brain does not receive enough oxygen or blood. To control the condition Caitlin was placed in a special cooling wrap within 40 minutes of her birth to keep her at the target temperature of 33.5 degrees for 72 hours. Nicola Kellie-Jones and partner Paul with children Caitlin and Dylan are raising money to help other children . Medics gave little Caitlin, pictured, hypothermia in a bid to prevent any brain damage . Caitlin, pictured, was diagnosed with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy minutes after she was born . It allows the brain to cool down and minimises the damage from the lack of oxygen. Thankfully, Caitlin, now ten months old, recovered from HIE and is able to feed and play. Her parents, Nicola and Paul, are hoping it will not have affected her ability to walk and talk but they must wait to find out. Ms Kellie-Jones,  27, from Chorley, Lancashire, said: 'Caitlin was in an incubator surrounded by doctors and nurses. 'She wasn't moving or breathing for herself, and was making no noise. 'I had an image in my mind of our first cuddle which was taken away. Doctors were telling us she was very poorly and just to take it hour by hour. 'It was such a relief to bring her home.' Caitlin was born on May 10 last year weighing 7lbs 4oz after a normal pregnancy. She was whisked away by doctors immediately to be placed on a specialist cooling machine. Despite her ordeal, Caitlin, who is now 10 months old, seems to be developing normally . Ms Kellie-Jones, right, wants to raise \u00a316,000 for additional cooling machines to help save other babies . Ms Kellie-Jones said: 'My mum was a neonatal nurse for many years and I often visited her at work and would see all of these babies in their little incubators and see families in and out visiting their babies, but I never imagined it would be me. Ms Kellie-Jones said the next important stage is whether she will be able to walk and talk normally . 'We couldn't look to the days ahead and my mum told me to take lots of pictures. I knew what they were all trying to tell me, everyone thought she wouldn't make it. 'I didn't move from her side for hours. I had the doctors and nurses tell me the worst case scenario so I could prepare myself, but it was very upsetting to hear she might not make it. 'Paul was the opposite, he wanted to know the best possible outcome. 'We were lucky that we were able to get Caitlin on one of the machines, otherwise we might not have been bringing her home.' Caitlin was born and treated at Royal Preston Hospital, where there are only two cooling machines available. Ms Kellie-Jones said: 'We are extremely lucky that the last cooling machine was available for our daughter that day. 'I'm trying to raise money now for two cerebral function machines for the hospital, which monitor brain activity for any signs of brain damage, and, if I raise enough, another cooling machine for the neonatal unit. 'My target is to raise at least \u00a316,000. 'Her brother Dylan, 10, is doing a sponsored bike ride with his granddad to help too. 'At his age he could have thought what happened to Caitlin was normal, but he came to see her every night and loves her to pieces.' Caitlin will need follow up appointments until she is two, but it is hoped she will make a full recovery. To donate go to: www.justgiving.com/CaitlinsCoolingCause . Ms Kellie-Jones said without the cooling machine, Caitlin might not have survived her illness ."}], "metadata": {"id": "55632e3eb5d36fb0e1bfcc78bd1b1506d569d340", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Caitlin Kellie-Jones was born with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE)\nMedics had to put her on a special machine to help stop brain damage .\nNow her parents Paul and Nicola want to raise money for the hospital .\nThe family want to raise \u00a316,000 for two of the special cooling machines ."}}
{"prompt": "Nigel Farage caused controversy at the televised leaders\u2019 debate by attacking the high cost of giving anti-retroviral drugs to sufferers not born in Britain . Half of voters agree with Ukip that immigrants should not immediately receive free HIV treatment, a poll suggests. Nigel Farage caused controversy at the televised leaders\u2019 debate last week by attacking the high cost of giving anti-retroviral drugs to sufferers not born in Britain. Ed Miliband said his comments were \u2018disgusting\u2019, Nick Clegg said they were \u2018politics of the lowest form\u2019 and chancellor George Osborne, when asked, said he was \u2018not going to dignify that with a response.\u2019 The Ukip leader insisted afterwards that he had the \u2018overwhelming support\u2019 of the British public for saying that foreign nationals with HIV \u2013 whom he said accounted for 60 per cent of the 7,000 cases a year \u2013 \u2018can come into Britain from anywhere in the world and get diagnosed with HIV and get the retroviral drugs that cost up to \u00a325,000 per patient\u2019. He added: \u2018I know there are some horrible things happening in many parts of the world, but what we need to do is put the National Health Service there for British people and families who in many cases have paid into the system for decades.\u2019 A YouGov poll of 1,906 adults found that 50 per cent would support \u2018people coming to live in the UK being banned from receiving treatment on the NHS for a period of five years\u2019.\u00a0Another 34 per cent opposed such a ban. A second question saw voters asked which statement best reflected their view. In this, 52 per cent thought Mr Farage was \u2018right to raise this issue - immigrants with serious conditions like HIV are costing the health service a large amount of money\u2019. This compared with 37 per cent who picked: \u2018Nigel Farage was just scaremongering - compared to the total cost of the NHS this is a drop in the ocean\u2019, and 11 per cent did not know. Interestingly, the respondents did not appear to particularly favour Ukip, saying on average that Mr Farage was only the fourth best-performing leader last Thursday, with Nicola Sturgeon in the lead, followed by David Cameron and Ed Miliband. It later emerged that Mr Farage\u2019s figures were a bit out \u2013 there are 6,000 diagnoses of HIV every year according to Public Health England. Diane James, an MEP and the party\u2019s justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted yesterday that Ukip would go on if Farage lost . Just over half (54 per cent) are foreign born, but most of them are thought to have been infected whilst living in the UK. The cost of anti-retroviral drugs per year gas been put at up to \u00a316,000 depending on the stage of infection. The Ukip leader, speaking on the campaign trail yesterday defended his remarks saying he wanted people to \u2018think and understand why their grandmother who is 85 finds it very difficult to get drugs for breast cancer but anybody can get on a plane from anywhere in the world, be HIV tested in London and receive antiretroviral drugs. Something, it seems to me, isn\u2019t right here.\u2019 Any foreign national - even a failed asylum seeker \u2013 who is diagnosed, has been entitled to free treatment since 2012 due to what experts say are the risks of allowing the virus to spread. A Ukip spokesman said: \u2018This poll finding shows yet again the disconnect that exists between the Westminster bubble and much of the population. 'Nigel Farage is the one leader who has the political courage to raise difficult issues and clearly millions of voters agree with that stance.\u2019 It later emerged that Mr Farage\u2019s figures were a bit out \u2013 there are 6,000 diagnoses of HIV every year according to Public Health England . Mr Farage took a blow yesterday as another poll showed he would fail to secure a Parliamentary seat. He has vowed to stand down as leader if he fails to become the MP for Thanet South, which he is fighting hard to win at the General Election. A private ComRes poll paid for by a Ukip donor put the Conservatives on course to retain the seat by a small margin. But Diane James, an MEP and the party\u2019s justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted yesterday that Ukip would go on if he lost, and that future leaders of the Eurosceptic party were waiting to \u2018put their hats in the ring\u2019. Patrick O\u2019Flynn, Ukip\u2019s economics spokesman, said in an interview on Sky News yesterday that Ukip were not seeking to withdraw treatment from HIV positive foreign nationals already receiving drugs from the NHS.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNigel Farage caused controversy at the televised leaders\u2019 debate by attacking the high cost of giving anti-retroviral drugs to sufferers not born in Britain . Half of voters agree with Ukip that immigrants should not immediately receive free HIV treatment, a poll suggests. Nigel Farage caused controversy at the televised leaders\u2019 debate last week by attacking the high cost of giving anti-retroviral drugs to sufferers not born in Britain. Ed Miliband said his comments were \u2018disgusting\u2019, Nick Clegg said they were \u2018politics of the lowest form\u2019 and chancellor George Osborne, when asked, said he was \u2018not going to dignify that with a response.\u2019 The Ukip leader insisted afterwards that he had the \u2018overwhelming support\u2019 of the British public for saying that foreign nationals with HIV \u2013 whom he said accounted for 60 per cent of the 7,000 cases a year \u2013 \u2018can come into Britain from anywhere in the world and get diagnosed with HIV and get the retroviral drugs that cost up to \u00a325,000 per patient\u2019. He added: \u2018I know there are some horrible things happening in many parts of the world, but what we need to do is put the National Health Service there for British people and families who in many cases have paid into the system for decades.\u2019 A YouGov poll of 1,906 adults found that 50 per cent would support \u2018people coming to live in the UK being banned from receiving treatment on the NHS for a period of five years\u2019.\u00a0Another 34 per cent opposed such a ban. A second question saw voters asked which statement best reflected their view. In this, 52 per cent thought Mr Farage was \u2018right to raise this issue - immigrants with serious conditions like HIV are costing the health service a large amount of money\u2019. This compared with 37 per cent who picked: \u2018Nigel Farage was just scaremongering - compared to the total cost of the NHS this is a drop in the ocean\u2019, and 11 per cent did not know. Interestingly, the respondents did not appear to particularly favour Ukip, saying on average that Mr Farage was only the fourth best-performing leader last Thursday, with Nicola Sturgeon in the lead, followed by David Cameron and Ed Miliband. It later emerged that Mr Farage\u2019s figures were a bit out \u2013 there are 6,000 diagnoses of HIV every year according to Public Health England. Diane James, an MEP and the party\u2019s justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted yesterday that Ukip would go on if Farage lost . Just over half (54 per cent) are foreign born, but most of them are thought to have been infected whilst living in the UK. The cost of anti-retroviral drugs per year gas been put at up to \u00a316,000 depending on the stage of infection. The Ukip leader, speaking on the campaign trail yesterday defended his remarks saying he wanted people to \u2018think and understand why their grandmother who is 85 finds it very difficult to get drugs for breast cancer but anybody can get on a plane from anywhere in the world, be HIV tested in London and receive antiretroviral drugs. Something, it seems to me, isn\u2019t right here.\u2019 Any foreign national - even a failed asylum seeker \u2013 who is diagnosed, has been entitled to free treatment since 2012 due to what experts say are the risks of allowing the virus to spread. A Ukip spokesman said: \u2018This poll finding shows yet again the disconnect that exists between the Westminster bubble and much of the population. 'Nigel Farage is the one leader who has the political courage to raise difficult issues and clearly millions of voters agree with that stance.\u2019 It later emerged that Mr Farage\u2019s figures were a bit out \u2013 there are 6,000 diagnoses of HIV every year according to Public Health England . Mr Farage took a blow yesterday as another poll showed he would fail to secure a Parliamentary seat. He has vowed to stand down as leader if he fails to become the MP for Thanet South, which he is fighting hard to win at the General Election. A private ComRes poll paid for by a Ukip donor put the Conservatives on course to retain the seat by a small margin. But Diane James, an MEP and the party\u2019s justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted yesterday that Ukip would go on if he lost, and that future leaders of the Eurosceptic party were waiting to \u2018put their hats in the ring\u2019. Patrick O\u2019Flynn, Ukip\u2019s economics spokesman, said in an interview on Sky News yesterday that Ukip were not seeking to withdraw treatment from HIV positive foreign nationals already receiving drugs from the NHS."}], "metadata": {"id": "a0a26cf1e88957d37b05b4702b27c94610089586", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Nigel Farage caused controversy at the\u00a0televised\u00a0leaders' debate last week .\nHe attacked high cost of giving anti-retroviral drugs to non-British sufferers .\nUkip leader insisted he had 'overwhelming support' of public for comment .\nClaimed 60% of 7,000 cases a year 'come into UK from anywhere in world'"}}
{"prompt": "Tony Blair was branded 'out of touch' last night after claiming that he is 'absolutely not' in 'the league of the super-rich'. The former prime minister also suggested he has left British politics behind, declaring that he has 'done British' and is now more interested in working at a 'global level'. Claiming the money he generates pays for the 'infrastructure' around him, Mr Blair said: 'I could not do what I do unless I was also able to generate income'. Scroll down for video . Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has denied he is super-rich after joined the election campaign for Labour . He added: 'Am I better off than most people? Yeah, I'm very lucky. Am I in the league of the super-rich? Absolutely not, though you will have to make up your own mind about that.' Mr Blair, who entered the general election fray for Labour this week, spoke about his multi-million pound earnings in an interview with\u00a0Newsweek magazine. Mr Blair earns millions of pounds a year from his consultancy roles and charges fees of \u00a3250,000 for public speaking. Tony Blair spoke about his multi-million pound earnings in an interview with Newsweek magazine . Since leaving Number Ten in 2007, he has established up a complex network of companies, which make it impossible to calculate his exact earnings. He rarely discusses his wealth, though he has dismissed reports he has amassed \u00a3100 million as 'greatly exaggerated', and his allies say he has given millions of pounds to charity. Mr Blair has suggested that in fact, he is worth less than \u00a320million, though he and his family are thought to own property worth at least \u00a330million. His five-storey central London home, and its accompanying mews house is thought to be worth at least \u00a35million, while his Grade I-listed manor house in Buckinghamshire, once owned by Sir John Gielgud, is thought to be worth a similar amount. He and wife Cherie own a further seven properties. Mr Blair, who has been criticised for accepting advisory roles to foreign governments with dubious human rights records, insisted: 'I decided a long time ago that it's whether I'm doing the right thing or the wrong thing. 'If it's the right thing I'm doing, then I should be doing it even if I am being attacked for it.' Asked why he works mainly outside his home country, Mr Blair said: 'I've done British. I suppose where I think I can make most difference is a global level, working on things that had interested me as Prime Minister but was not able to devote myself to in the same way.' Tony Blair bought this Grade II listed Georgian town house in 2004 in central London worth more than \u00a36m . The family purchased the mews house at the rear of their central London property worth approximately \u00a31m . Mr Blair and his wife bought this Grade I listed mansion South Pavilion in Wooton Underwood in Buckinghamshire, once owned by Sir John Gielgud which has ncreased in value to almost \u00a38 million . In what may be interpreted as criticism of Mr Miliband, as well as other political leaders, he warned that the 'centre ground is not leading strongly'. As well as the buy-to-let flats in the North West, the Blairs have a considerable portfolio of private homes for themselves and their children. One of Tony and Cherie\u2019s two London properties is a \u00a38 million five-storey Georgian townhouse, which they bought in 2004. Three years later they snapped up the \u00a3800,000 mews house behind it \u2013 and have since paid off the mortgage. In 2008 they bought a \u00a35.75million Grade I listed Buckinghamshire manor house - now worth in the region of \u00a38 million. A \u00a31.35million four-storey Georgian property in the capital was bought for son Nicky, 28, last year \u2013 paid for in cash. And the couple also paid \u00a3600,000 in cash for a three-bedroom cottage in Buckinghamshire for Mr Blair\u2019s sister Sarah the same year. They also purchased a \u00a33.62million townhouse in the capital for Euan and his wife Suzanne. The \u00a31.2million mews property behind it was bought for daughter Kathryn. 'Then you get what I would say are basically quack remedies being peddled by the more extreme versions of left or right. Practical evidence-based solutions get squeezed out in favour of policy positions that can be emotionally attractive but practically foolish or even dangerous,' he added. 'You can see this in the debates around immigration, particularly\u2026. Patriotism is a great thing, but nationalism, especially of the narrow, partisan sort, always has real danger lurking underneath it\u2026 . 'One of the attractions of what I would call a Putin model of leadership is that in an era where the political leaders [are] to be hesitant about big positions, you've got somebody who is taking big positions. 'Now, I would not agree with those positions. But the attraction of that as a model, which is why a lot of these people like [Marine] le Pen and [Nigel] Farage and people praise him, is that there appears to be certainty about the solution. It's not a solution I would agree with. But it's interesting to reflect upon that.' Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke said: 'First we had 'Two Kitchens Miliband' lecturing people from his \u00a32 million mansion and now multi-millionaire Tony Blair declaring he doesn't think he is \"super-rich\". 'It shows just how out of touch the champagne socialists at the top of the Labour Party are.' As well as the townhouse the Blairs purchased in 2004 and the country estate the couple bought in 2008, the family own at least four other large properties around London. They have made an estimated \u00a35million from increases in the values of their properties, as well as around \u00a3100,000-a-year in rent from the flats they own in Manchester and Bristol. The Blairs bought the second of two flats in Bristol for \u00a3265,000\u00a0in 2002 with help of  Peter Foster . The two Victorian villas in Urmston, Manchester, have been converted into flats and sold to Mrs Blair and her son for \u00a3650,000 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTony Blair was branded 'out of touch' last night after claiming that he is 'absolutely not' in 'the league of the super-rich'. The former prime minister also suggested he has left British politics behind, declaring that he has 'done British' and is now more interested in working at a 'global level'. Claiming the money he generates pays for the 'infrastructure' around him, Mr Blair said: 'I could not do what I do unless I was also able to generate income'. Scroll down for video . Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has denied he is super-rich after joined the election campaign for Labour . He added: 'Am I better off than most people? Yeah, I'm very lucky. Am I in the league of the super-rich? Absolutely not, though you will have to make up your own mind about that.' Mr Blair, who entered the general election fray for Labour this week, spoke about his multi-million pound earnings in an interview with\u00a0Newsweek magazine. Mr Blair earns millions of pounds a year from his consultancy roles and charges fees of \u00a3250,000 for public speaking. Tony Blair spoke about his multi-million pound earnings in an interview with Newsweek magazine . Since leaving Number Ten in 2007, he has established up a complex network of companies, which make it impossible to calculate his exact earnings. He rarely discusses his wealth, though he has dismissed reports he has amassed \u00a3100 million as 'greatly exaggerated', and his allies say he has given millions of pounds to charity. Mr Blair has suggested that in fact, he is worth less than \u00a320million, though he and his family are thought to own property worth at least \u00a330million. His five-storey central London home, and its accompanying mews house is thought to be worth at least \u00a35million, while his Grade I-listed manor house in Buckinghamshire, once owned by Sir John Gielgud, is thought to be worth a similar amount. He and wife Cherie own a further seven properties. Mr Blair, who has been criticised for accepting advisory roles to foreign governments with dubious human rights records, insisted: 'I decided a long time ago that it's whether I'm doing the right thing or the wrong thing. 'If it's the right thing I'm doing, then I should be doing it even if I am being attacked for it.' Asked why he works mainly outside his home country, Mr Blair said: 'I've done British. I suppose where I think I can make most difference is a global level, working on things that had interested me as Prime Minister but was not able to devote myself to in the same way.' Tony Blair bought this Grade II listed Georgian town house in 2004 in central London worth more than \u00a36m . The family purchased the mews house at the rear of their central London property worth approximately \u00a31m . Mr Blair and his wife bought this Grade I listed mansion South Pavilion in Wooton Underwood in Buckinghamshire, once owned by Sir John Gielgud which has ncreased in value to almost \u00a38 million . In what may be interpreted as criticism of Mr Miliband, as well as other political leaders, he warned that the 'centre ground is not leading strongly'. As well as the buy-to-let flats in the North West, the Blairs have a considerable portfolio of private homes for themselves and their children. One of Tony and Cherie\u2019s two London properties is a \u00a38 million five-storey Georgian townhouse, which they bought in 2004. Three years later they snapped up the \u00a3800,000 mews house behind it \u2013 and have since paid off the mortgage. In 2008 they bought a \u00a35.75million Grade I listed Buckinghamshire manor house - now worth in the region of \u00a38 million. A \u00a31.35million four-storey Georgian property in the capital was bought for son Nicky, 28, last year \u2013 paid for in cash. And the couple also paid \u00a3600,000 in cash for a three-bedroom cottage in Buckinghamshire for Mr Blair\u2019s sister Sarah the same year. They also purchased a \u00a33.62million townhouse in the capital for Euan and his wife Suzanne. The \u00a31.2million mews property behind it was bought for daughter Kathryn. 'Then you get what I would say are basically quack remedies being peddled by the more extreme versions of left or right. Practical evidence-based solutions get squeezed out in favour of policy positions that can be emotionally attractive but practically foolish or even dangerous,' he added. 'You can see this in the debates around immigration, particularly\u2026. Patriotism is a great thing, but nationalism, especially of the narrow, partisan sort, always has real danger lurking underneath it\u2026 . 'One of the attractions of what I would call a Putin model of leadership is that in an era where the political leaders [are] to be hesitant about big positions, you've got somebody who is taking big positions. 'Now, I would not agree with those positions. But the attraction of that as a model, which is why a lot of these people like [Marine] le Pen and [Nigel] Farage and people praise him, is that there appears to be certainty about the solution. It's not a solution I would agree with. But it's interesting to reflect upon that.' Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke said: 'First we had 'Two Kitchens Miliband' lecturing people from his \u00a32 million mansion and now multi-millionaire Tony Blair declaring he doesn't think he is \"super-rich\". 'It shows just how out of touch the champagne socialists at the top of the Labour Party are.' As well as the townhouse the Blairs purchased in 2004 and the country estate the couple bought in 2008, the family own at least four other large properties around London. They have made an estimated \u00a35million from increases in the values of their properties, as well as around \u00a3100,000-a-year in rent from the flats they own in Manchester and Bristol. The Blairs bought the second of two flats in Bristol for \u00a3265,000\u00a0in 2002 with help of  Peter Foster . The two Victorian villas in Urmston, Manchester, have been converted into flats and sold to Mrs Blair and her son for \u00a3650,000 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "f94f37a25ddcdaf66182eb7a02a7c690b7e8e392", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Tony Blair has claimed his personal wealth does not make him 'super-rich'\nIn an interview, he said his earnings pay for 'infrastructure' around him .\nBlair: 'I could not do what I do unless I was also able to generate income'\nHe earns millions of pounds a year from consultancy and public speaking ."}}
{"prompt": "It is legendary now that when the Spanish national team was coming to the boil and about to scald world football for six years, La Roja's own fans didn't even know the water was hot. Because they left Spanish soil having eked out two single-goal wins, over Peru and the USA, the booing, whistling and jeering which had pursued them around the peninsula for two years was the last thing they heard before heading off to win Euro 2008. Three trophies later, the senior team is finally in search of a reboot. The identity has been eroded by the passage of time. The transition from excellent to elderly is never fun. Spain lift the trophy at Euro 2008, but their fans had booed them before, not recognising a great team . The World Cup followed in 2010 and now it seems the right time for the old guard to hand over to youngsters . Spain won the European Championships for a second time in a row in 2012 before their World Cup failure . Spain's Under 21s celebrate winning Euro 2013 and their brilliant young players are thriving right now . Nevertheless, the current Champions League quarter-finals are beginning to say something quite interesting about Spain's 'relevo'. If you don't speak Spanish, that term might mean very little to you. But I bet you can intuit. 'Relevo' in this context is like 'relief' \u2014 as in the armed forces term for the relief watch. Those who are sent in, fresh and ready, to relieve whichever servicemen or women who have born the brunt of service for the previous day or days. Xavi, Carles Puyol, Xabi Alonso, Carlos Marchena and Joan Capdevila have done their hard miles and it is not clear what toll battle has taken on Victor Valdes, David Villa and Fernando Torres. The natural place to look for fresh, young, well-drilled recruits ready to take on the world is in the Academy graduates. So let's go there. What caught my attention is that Juan Bernat's arrival to the Champions League quarter-final for Bayern Munich at Porto last Wednesday earned Valencia a seven-figure sum as part of the incentives associated with the full back's move to Bavaria. In other words, Bernat was one of those guys, just turned 22, that both Valencia and Bayern thought might be playing 'starting' football at this elite stage of the world's most demanding soccer tournament \u2014 but, equally, he might not. The likes of Xavi (right), Barcelona's midfield metronome, have done their hard miles and can now hand over . it is not clear what toll battle has taken on striker Fernando Torres, who now plays for Atletico Madrid . This is the season when he's broken into Vicente del Bosque's senior team, scoring, and formed part of a quite remarkable chain of left backs at the Mestalla \u2014 from Jordi Alba, European Champion with Spain in 2012, now at Barcelona, through Bernat to Jose Luis Gaya, a remarkable talent who is currently locked in stalled contract talks at Valencia while Madrid stalk his availability. And if you just look a little more closely then the eight teams left to sort the wheat from the chaff this week show evidence that, beyond Bernat, Spain still have a golden harvest to bring in. For example, take a snapshot of the penultimate trophy Spain won \u2014 not Euro 2012 but Under 21 Euro 2013, beating Italy 4-2. In that final they lined up: David de Gea; Martin Montoya, Inigo Martinez, Marc Bartra, Alberto Moreno; Koke, Thiago, Asier Illarramendi; Cristian Tello, \u00c1lvaro Morata, Isco. Juan Bernat (right) played in the Champions League  and is the latest in a string of thriving Spaniards . David de Gea (right) has been in fine form for Manchester United and is a real goalkeeping talent for Spain . Of Spain U21's starting line-up at the 2013 Euros, only De Gea hasn't played UEFA football this season . Of that starting line-up only De Gea hasn't played UEFA football this season, eight of them are still in the Champions League quarter-finals while two of the substitutes, Nacho and Dani Carvajal have decent minutes in the competition. Throw in the fact that Spain's winning Under 21s coach was Julen Lopetegui, 3-1 up on Pep Guardiola's Bayern going into the second leg this week, and the progression from youth-level international football to full-fledged senior winner is going along very nicely. The eight starters and two substitutes from that 4-2 win are all now in the age range of 23 to just having turned 25. Between them they have 184 appearances in UEFA club matches \u2014 the vast majority of which are in the Champions League. Koke has played in the Final, Isco, Morata, Carvajal, Nacho and Illarramendi have won it, while Bartra and Thiago have played in a winning campaign. And it is important to throw in the fact that in last week's quarters, 20-year-old Oliver Torres (13 UEFA club matches) stood out against Bayern for Porto (he belongs to Atl\u00e9tico), while on the bench for the Madrid derby were fellow 20-year-olds Jese and Saul Nguez, who have 18 UEFA appearances between them. Spanish fans didn't quite know the great team they were getting in 2008, they could have another one now . Alvaro Morata (right) celebrates with team-mates after scoring against Germany at Euro 2013 in Israel . Whether they flower for club and country or bloom early but fail to excel like recent Spanish generations have proven to do, the fact remains that there is a wave of fresh, exciting Spanish talents who demand attention now. This week in fact. Lopetegui, whose result probably constitutes one of the performances of the season, has a firm view. 'I don't think there's strictly a \"Spanish school\" of coaching or playing,' he argued earlier this season. 'There's just \"training\" and \"playing\". So what I' ve always looked for are kids who know how to understand the game. I think it's a common misconception that players completely understand football and how it's played. Former Under 21 coach Julen Lopetegui has managed Porto to one of the results of the season in midweek . 'Understanding precisely what's going on in a game is not at all easy. 'The key is knowing what to do with the ball so that you don't lose possession and get caught disorganised. Never gift away space to an opponent. 'When you control the ball and space on the pitch, then you must know how to take advantage. But the line is thin, you want to make the players effective and efficient but never to kill off their creativity and capacity for invention.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt is legendary now that when the Spanish national team was coming to the boil and about to scald world football for six years, La Roja's own fans didn't even know the water was hot. Because they left Spanish soil having eked out two single-goal wins, over Peru and the USA, the booing, whistling and jeering which had pursued them around the peninsula for two years was the last thing they heard before heading off to win Euro 2008. Three trophies later, the senior team is finally in search of a reboot. The identity has been eroded by the passage of time. The transition from excellent to elderly is never fun. Spain lift the trophy at Euro 2008, but their fans had booed them before, not recognising a great team . The World Cup followed in 2010 and now it seems the right time for the old guard to hand over to youngsters . Spain won the European Championships for a second time in a row in 2012 before their World Cup failure . Spain's Under 21s celebrate winning Euro 2013 and their brilliant young players are thriving right now . Nevertheless, the current Champions League quarter-finals are beginning to say something quite interesting about Spain's 'relevo'. If you don't speak Spanish, that term might mean very little to you. But I bet you can intuit. 'Relevo' in this context is like 'relief' \u2014 as in the armed forces term for the relief watch. Those who are sent in, fresh and ready, to relieve whichever servicemen or women who have born the brunt of service for the previous day or days. Xavi, Carles Puyol, Xabi Alonso, Carlos Marchena and Joan Capdevila have done their hard miles and it is not clear what toll battle has taken on Victor Valdes, David Villa and Fernando Torres. The natural place to look for fresh, young, well-drilled recruits ready to take on the world is in the Academy graduates. So let's go there. What caught my attention is that Juan Bernat's arrival to the Champions League quarter-final for Bayern Munich at Porto last Wednesday earned Valencia a seven-figure sum as part of the incentives associated with the full back's move to Bavaria. In other words, Bernat was one of those guys, just turned 22, that both Valencia and Bayern thought might be playing 'starting' football at this elite stage of the world's most demanding soccer tournament \u2014 but, equally, he might not. The likes of Xavi (right), Barcelona's midfield metronome, have done their hard miles and can now hand over . it is not clear what toll battle has taken on striker Fernando Torres, who now plays for Atletico Madrid . This is the season when he's broken into Vicente del Bosque's senior team, scoring, and formed part of a quite remarkable chain of left backs at the Mestalla \u2014 from Jordi Alba, European Champion with Spain in 2012, now at Barcelona, through Bernat to Jose Luis Gaya, a remarkable talent who is currently locked in stalled contract talks at Valencia while Madrid stalk his availability. And if you just look a little more closely then the eight teams left to sort the wheat from the chaff this week show evidence that, beyond Bernat, Spain still have a golden harvest to bring in. For example, take a snapshot of the penultimate trophy Spain won \u2014 not Euro 2012 but Under 21 Euro 2013, beating Italy 4-2. In that final they lined up: David de Gea; Martin Montoya, Inigo Martinez, Marc Bartra, Alberto Moreno; Koke, Thiago, Asier Illarramendi; Cristian Tello, \u00c1lvaro Morata, Isco. Juan Bernat (right) played in the Champions League  and is the latest in a string of thriving Spaniards . David de Gea (right) has been in fine form for Manchester United and is a real goalkeeping talent for Spain . Of Spain U21's starting line-up at the 2013 Euros, only De Gea hasn't played UEFA football this season . Of that starting line-up only De Gea hasn't played UEFA football this season, eight of them are still in the Champions League quarter-finals while two of the substitutes, Nacho and Dani Carvajal have decent minutes in the competition. Throw in the fact that Spain's winning Under 21s coach was Julen Lopetegui, 3-1 up on Pep Guardiola's Bayern going into the second leg this week, and the progression from youth-level international football to full-fledged senior winner is going along very nicely. The eight starters and two substitutes from that 4-2 win are all now in the age range of 23 to just having turned 25. Between them they have 184 appearances in UEFA club matches \u2014 the vast majority of which are in the Champions League. Koke has played in the Final, Isco, Morata, Carvajal, Nacho and Illarramendi have won it, while Bartra and Thiago have played in a winning campaign. And it is important to throw in the fact that in last week's quarters, 20-year-old Oliver Torres (13 UEFA club matches) stood out against Bayern for Porto (he belongs to Atl\u00e9tico), while on the bench for the Madrid derby were fellow 20-year-olds Jese and Saul Nguez, who have 18 UEFA appearances between them. Spanish fans didn't quite know the great team they were getting in 2008, they could have another one now . Alvaro Morata (right) celebrates with team-mates after scoring against Germany at Euro 2013 in Israel . Whether they flower for club and country or bloom early but fail to excel like recent Spanish generations have proven to do, the fact remains that there is a wave of fresh, exciting Spanish talents who demand attention now. This week in fact. Lopetegui, whose result probably constitutes one of the performances of the season, has a firm view. 'I don't think there's strictly a \"Spanish school\" of coaching or playing,' he argued earlier this season. 'There's just \"training\" and \"playing\". So what I' ve always looked for are kids who know how to understand the game. I think it's a common misconception that players completely understand football and how it's played. Former Under 21 coach Julen Lopetegui has managed Porto to one of the results of the season in midweek . 'Understanding precisely what's going on in a game is not at all easy. 'The key is knowing what to do with the ball so that you don't lose possession and get caught disorganised. Never gift away space to an opponent. 'When you control the ball and space on the pitch, then you must know how to take advantage. But the line is thin, you want to make the players effective and efficient but never to kill off their creativity and capacity for invention.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "bde684823a5e78fe3c7a21e72c3789f52acfdaf4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "When Spain first became a real power, their own fans didn't know at first .\nThe European champions won three trophies on the spin, but need a reboot .\nLikes of Xavi, Carles Puyol, David Villa and Fernando Torres can hand over .\nJuan Bernat's Champions League performance signalled part of the new era .\nSpain still have a golden harvest to bring in from the country's youth .\nFormer Under 21 coach Julen Lopetegui downed Bayern Munich this week .\nAlmost all of their former youth side are playing in European competitions ."}}
{"prompt": "Saracens No 8 Billy Vunipola, Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage and Clermont full back Nick Abendanon have all been shortlisted for the European Player of the Year award following their superb performances in this season's European Champions Cup. Vunipola starred for Mark McCall's side throughout the pool stages and was named man-of-the-match following his side's 33-10 demolition of Munster in round five. Armitage, who was named European Player of the Year last season, has made the most turnovers (19) during this season's tournament. Saracens No 8 Billy Vunipola is tackled by Julien Bardy during his side's 13-9 defeat by Clermont . Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage is stopped in his tracks by Leinster loosehead Cian Healy . Billy Vunipola (Saracens) Steffon Armitage (Toulon) Fritz Lee (Clermont) Jamie Heaslip (Leinster) Nick Abendanon (Clermont) The Toulon back rower was named on the bench for last Sunday's quarter-final against Leinster. Armitage, however, made a huge contribution when he replaced Juan Smith in the 35th minute as Bernard Larporte's side secured their place in this year's final. Former Bath full back Abendanon has been rewarded for his stellar form with\u00a0Les Jaunards during the current campaign. The English trio are joined on the shortlist by Leinster captain Jamie Heaslip and Clermont No 8 Fritz Lee. Clermont full back Nick Abendanon has his progress halted by Saracens centre Brad Barritt .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSaracens No 8 Billy Vunipola, Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage and Clermont full back Nick Abendanon have all been shortlisted for the European Player of the Year award following their superb performances in this season's European Champions Cup. Vunipola starred for Mark McCall's side throughout the pool stages and was named man-of-the-match following his side's 33-10 demolition of Munster in round five. Armitage, who was named European Player of the Year last season, has made the most turnovers (19) during this season's tournament. Saracens No 8 Billy Vunipola is tackled by Julien Bardy during his side's 13-9 defeat by Clermont . Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage is stopped in his tracks by Leinster loosehead Cian Healy . Billy Vunipola (Saracens) Steffon Armitage (Toulon) Fritz Lee (Clermont) Jamie Heaslip (Leinster) Nick Abendanon (Clermont) The Toulon back rower was named on the bench for last Sunday's quarter-final against Leinster. Armitage, however, made a huge contribution when he replaced Juan Smith in the 35th minute as Bernard Larporte's side secured their place in this year's final. Former Bath full back Abendanon has been rewarded for his stellar form with\u00a0Les Jaunards during the current campaign. The English trio are joined on the shortlist by Leinster captain Jamie Heaslip and Clermont No 8 Fritz Lee. Clermont full back Nick Abendanon has his progress halted by Saracens centre Brad Barritt ."}], "metadata": {"id": "6e0ba3fa29f73015084e43258dcc9a967a165a65", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Steffon Armitage was named European Player of the Year last season .\nBilly Vunipola was superb for Saracens during his season's tournament .\nNick Abendanon has starred for 2015 finalists Clermont ."}}
{"prompt": "Johnathan Isaby (pictured), chief executive of the Tax Payers\u2019 Alliance, called the number of communications staff \u2018blatant hypocrisy\u2019 Taxpayer money is being used to fund an \u2018army\u2019 of spin doctors with more than 3,400 press officers employed by local councils across the UK. The number of communications employees working for local government is more than two times that working across 20 central government departments. London has at least 425 marketing staff and press officers working across its local authorities, four times more than the entire editorial staff at the Evening Standard,\u00a0the Times reported. Nearly 45 councils employ 20 or more communications staff each, with Manchester City Council the worst offender for its size. It has 77 individuals working for it in PR and similar areas. Leeds city council comes second with 47 staff and Bristol and Sheffield city come joint third. They both employ 43. Glasgow city council and the Kirklees metropolitan borough council in Yorkshire each employed 40 PR officers and individuals in similar fields. The figures were unveiled in a Freedom of Information Act request by Press Gazette to 435 city, district and borough councils to which 405 replied with information about their communications staff. The figures were unveiled in a Freedom of Information Act request by Press Gazette to 435 city, district and borough councils to which 405 replied with information about their communications staff. Press Gazette made a similar request to central government over its PR staff during another investigation last year. Figures revealed that the Home Office had 275 full-time positions in marketing, press relations and similar areas. Manchester City Council (pictured) was the worst offender for its size. It had 77 individuals working for it in PR and similar areas . The Cabinet Office had 205 PR staff and the Department for Work and Pensions had 184. Johnathan Isaby, the chief executive of the Tax Payers\u2019 Alliance was quoted as saying it was \u2018blatant hypocrisy\u2019 for councils to comment so often on the need for necessary saving while keeping on so many staff for communications. He added that the next central government needed to crack down on the \u2018army of propagandists\u2019 funded by the taxpayer. He said those footing the bill expected their money to go to front line services not spin doctors.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJohnathan Isaby (pictured), chief executive of the Tax Payers\u2019 Alliance, called the number of communications staff \u2018blatant hypocrisy\u2019 Taxpayer money is being used to fund an \u2018army\u2019 of spin doctors with more than 3,400 press officers employed by local councils across the UK. The number of communications employees working for local government is more than two times that working across 20 central government departments. London has at least 425 marketing staff and press officers working across its local authorities, four times more than the entire editorial staff at the Evening Standard,\u00a0the Times reported. Nearly 45 councils employ 20 or more communications staff each, with Manchester City Council the worst offender for its size. It has 77 individuals working for it in PR and similar areas. Leeds city council comes second with 47 staff and Bristol and Sheffield city come joint third. They both employ 43. Glasgow city council and the Kirklees metropolitan borough council in Yorkshire each employed 40 PR officers and individuals in similar fields. The figures were unveiled in a Freedom of Information Act request by Press Gazette to 435 city, district and borough councils to which 405 replied with information about their communications staff. The figures were unveiled in a Freedom of Information Act request by Press Gazette to 435 city, district and borough councils to which 405 replied with information about their communications staff. Press Gazette made a similar request to central government over its PR staff during another investigation last year. Figures revealed that the Home Office had 275 full-time positions in marketing, press relations and similar areas. Manchester City Council (pictured) was the worst offender for its size. It had 77 individuals working for it in PR and similar areas . The Cabinet Office had 205 PR staff and the Department for Work and Pensions had 184. Johnathan Isaby, the chief executive of the Tax Payers\u2019 Alliance was quoted as saying it was \u2018blatant hypocrisy\u2019 for councils to comment so often on the need for necessary saving while keeping on so many staff for communications. He added that the next central government needed to crack down on the \u2018army of propagandists\u2019 funded by the taxpayer. He said those footing the bill expected their money to go to front line services not spin doctors."}], "metadata": {"id": "602566a8de231146a336f92ea822e6e0c77673be", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Taxpayer money used to pay for an 'army' of spin doctors in local areas .\nThe number of communications staff in local government more than 3,400 .\nTotal is more than double the number working across central government .\nLondon has 425 members of PR staff working across its local authorities ."}}
{"prompt": "The Catholic Church has been accused of blocking the appointment of the first ever homosexual ambassador to Vatican City. Laurent Stefanini, 55, was in January asked by French President Francois Hollande to represent their country at the Holy See. But the controversial appointment was met 'with a stony silence', according to the French media. The appointment was met 'with a stony silence' by the Vatican (pictured), according to French media . Le Monde newspaper reported that Mr Stefanini was a practising Catholic but his proposed move from head of protocol at the Elysee had 'not received the agreement of the Vatican's administration'. It added: 'The homosexuality of the appointee would have triggered a barrage against him.' This is despite the fact that Mr Stefanini worked as number two to the French ambassador at the Vatican, the smallest country in Europe, between 2001 and 2005. Le Monde writes ironically that Mr Stefanini counted without the 'charitable souls in Paris and Rome who wanted to turn his sexual orientation into a disability' and 'mobilised to derail his nomination'. Laurent Stefanini, 55, was in January asked by French President Francois Hollande (pictured) to represent their country at the Holy See . In July 2013, Pope Francis seemed to speak out against centuries of anti-gay teaching by the Catholic Church, saying homosexuals should not be marginalised. Speaking on a flight back from Brazil to Italy, he reaffirmed the official position that homosexual acts were sinful, but homosexual orientation was not. 'If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?' said the Pope. The Vatican has not yet commented on the Mr Stefanini's case, but sources close to President Hollande confirmed that other candidates were now being looked at for the prestigious job. Vatican City, home of the Holy See and headquarters of the global Catholic Church, covers 110 acres and has a population of 842. France's Council of Ministers approved Mr Stefanini's appointment on January 5th, but the position remains vacant. The Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal Andre Vingt-Trois sent a letter to Pope Francis to support the French Government's choice of ambassador. However, some members of the Roman Curia believed Mr Stefanini's appointment was a provocation by the French Government. Gay marriage was legalised in France under the presidency of Mr Hollande, who is a father of four who has never wed, despite having numerous girlfriends. In July 2013, Pope Francis seemed to speak out against centuries of anti-gay teaching by the Catholic Church .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe Catholic Church has been accused of blocking the appointment of the first ever homosexual ambassador to Vatican City. Laurent Stefanini, 55, was in January asked by French President Francois Hollande to represent their country at the Holy See. But the controversial appointment was met 'with a stony silence', according to the French media. The appointment was met 'with a stony silence' by the Vatican (pictured), according to French media . Le Monde newspaper reported that Mr Stefanini was a practising Catholic but his proposed move from head of protocol at the Elysee had 'not received the agreement of the Vatican's administration'. It added: 'The homosexuality of the appointee would have triggered a barrage against him.' This is despite the fact that Mr Stefanini worked as number two to the French ambassador at the Vatican, the smallest country in Europe, between 2001 and 2005. Le Monde writes ironically that Mr Stefanini counted without the 'charitable souls in Paris and Rome who wanted to turn his sexual orientation into a disability' and 'mobilised to derail his nomination'. Laurent Stefanini, 55, was in January asked by French President Francois Hollande (pictured) to represent their country at the Holy See . In July 2013, Pope Francis seemed to speak out against centuries of anti-gay teaching by the Catholic Church, saying homosexuals should not be marginalised. Speaking on a flight back from Brazil to Italy, he reaffirmed the official position that homosexual acts were sinful, but homosexual orientation was not. 'If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?' said the Pope. The Vatican has not yet commented on the Mr Stefanini's case, but sources close to President Hollande confirmed that other candidates were now being looked at for the prestigious job. Vatican City, home of the Holy See and headquarters of the global Catholic Church, covers 110 acres and has a population of 842. France's Council of Ministers approved Mr Stefanini's appointment on January 5th, but the position remains vacant. The Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal Andre Vingt-Trois sent a letter to Pope Francis to support the French Government's choice of ambassador. However, some members of the Roman Curia believed Mr Stefanini's appointment was a provocation by the French Government. Gay marriage was legalised in France under the presidency of Mr Hollande, who is a father of four who has never wed, despite having numerous girlfriends. In July 2013, Pope Francis seemed to speak out against centuries of anti-gay teaching by the Catholic Church ."}], "metadata": {"id": "47a0bfb1ff02c697c0335e7ef782a94ac427cad8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Laurent Stefanini, 55, asked to represent France to the Catholic Church .\nHomosexual diplomat's appointment met with silence from the Vatican .\nCatholic, Stefanini was number two at France's Vatican mission from 2001 .\nIn 2013 the Pope seemed to speak out against the Vatican's anti-gay stance ."}}
{"prompt": "There has been a lot of hype surrounding the\u00a0April lunar eclipse as the moon is set to turn blood red this Easter weekend. But in the lead up to the rare event tomorrow, the Sydney Observatory has been expressing their concerns over the bad weather forecast for the big night. So much so, they're plans to regularly update keen spectators with phase process images have been thwarted due to cloudy conditions. And according to the Bureau of Meteorology, it won't be getting any better. A blood red moon lights up the sky during a total lunar eclipse at on October 8, 2014 in Australia. The next two eclipses are forecast to happen are on April 4 and September 28, 2015 . But in the lead up to the rare event on Easter Saturday, the Sydney Observatory has been expressing their concerns over the bad weather forecast for the big night . The\u00a0lunar eclipse this month will appear in Sydney's north-eastern sky however Sydney Observatory astronomer Andrew Smith told the\u00a0ABC\u00a0this could be one of the shortest eclipses. 'Some sources indicate it will be around 10 minutes of totality, which will make it the shortest since 1917, but other sources say it will be less than five minutes which makes it the shortest since 1592,' he said. A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in the shadow of Earth. This is an area known as the umbra, where light from the sun is blocked by our planet. The light refracts differently in the atmosphere and, as it hits the moon, it appears red. The eclipse is the third in a series of four blood moons, with the final one expected on September 28. Saturday\u2019s total lunar eclipse will turn the moon a burnt reddish orange. In this image the last blood moon is situated high above Sydney . This month's event is now booked out at the Sydney Observatory however more tickets may be released on Saturday morning if weather conditions improve. A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in the shadow of Earth. This is an area known as the umbra, where light from the Sun is blocked by our planet. The light refracts differently in the atmosphere and, as it hits the moon, it makes it appear red. This gives rise to its \u2018blood red\u2019 appearance during a total eclipse, when the entire moon is in shadow. If it skirts the shadow, known as a partial or penumbral eclipse, the effect is less dramatic. However the forecast for Easter Saturday isn't looking very promising across Australia, according to the\u00a0Bureau of Meteorology. Simon Allen, BOM's senior meteorologist, told the ABC that Adelaide will be have the clearest skies out of all the states - where the partial eclipse is set to begin at 8.45pm. Perth and Darwin may be lucky depending on the location of cloud bands. The partial eclipse is set to start at 6.15pm and 7.45pm respectively. Cairns, Hobart and Melbourne will most likely see patchy cloud conditions while Mr Allen says 'Sydney and Brisbane are the least likely to see it [the eclipse]'. The partial eclipse is set to start at about 8.15pm in Cairns. Sydney, Canberra, Hobart and Melbourne can expect theirs at 9.15pm.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThere has been a lot of hype surrounding the\u00a0April lunar eclipse as the moon is set to turn blood red this Easter weekend. But in the lead up to the rare event tomorrow, the Sydney Observatory has been expressing their concerns over the bad weather forecast for the big night. So much so, they're plans to regularly update keen spectators with phase process images have been thwarted due to cloudy conditions. And according to the Bureau of Meteorology, it won't be getting any better. A blood red moon lights up the sky during a total lunar eclipse at on October 8, 2014 in Australia. The next two eclipses are forecast to happen are on April 4 and September 28, 2015 . But in the lead up to the rare event on Easter Saturday, the Sydney Observatory has been expressing their concerns over the bad weather forecast for the big night . The\u00a0lunar eclipse this month will appear in Sydney's north-eastern sky however Sydney Observatory astronomer Andrew Smith told the\u00a0ABC\u00a0this could be one of the shortest eclipses. 'Some sources indicate it will be around 10 minutes of totality, which will make it the shortest since 1917, but other sources say it will be less than five minutes which makes it the shortest since 1592,' he said. A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in the shadow of Earth. This is an area known as the umbra, where light from the sun is blocked by our planet. The light refracts differently in the atmosphere and, as it hits the moon, it appears red. The eclipse is the third in a series of four blood moons, with the final one expected on September 28. Saturday\u2019s total lunar eclipse will turn the moon a burnt reddish orange. In this image the last blood moon is situated high above Sydney . This month's event is now booked out at the Sydney Observatory however more tickets may be released on Saturday morning if weather conditions improve. A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in the shadow of Earth. This is an area known as the umbra, where light from the Sun is blocked by our planet. The light refracts differently in the atmosphere and, as it hits the moon, it makes it appear red. This gives rise to its \u2018blood red\u2019 appearance during a total eclipse, when the entire moon is in shadow. If it skirts the shadow, known as a partial or penumbral eclipse, the effect is less dramatic. However the forecast for Easter Saturday isn't looking very promising across Australia, according to the\u00a0Bureau of Meteorology. Simon Allen, BOM's senior meteorologist, told the ABC that Adelaide will be have the clearest skies out of all the states - where the partial eclipse is set to begin at 8.45pm. Perth and Darwin may be lucky depending on the location of cloud bands. The partial eclipse is set to start at 6.15pm and 7.45pm respectively. Cairns, Hobart and Melbourne will most likely see patchy cloud conditions while Mr Allen says 'Sydney and Brisbane are the least likely to see it [the eclipse]'. The partial eclipse is set to start at about 8.15pm in Cairns. Sydney, Canberra, Hobart and Melbourne can expect theirs at 9.15pm."}], "metadata": {"id": "672e50a242d2039ab73882144bba48edb39f2e69", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "The April lunar eclipse is set to turn the moon into blood red this Easter weekend .\nThe Sydney Observatory has been concerned over the bad weather forecast for the big night .\nAdelaide will be have the clearest skies out of all the states, according to the Bureau of Meteorology .\nA lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in the shadow of Earth ."}}
{"prompt": "This fascinating interactive map shows where more than 231 million immigrants live around the world, and reveals that more than 7.8 million reside in the UK. The new data, released by the United Nations, shows how the number of international migrants has increased by nearly 80 million over the last 25 years. In 1995, there were more than 154 million migrants who left their home country and moved to another for various reasons. In comparison, that number had risen to 231 million globally by 2013, according to the international migrant stock trends data. The graphic, featured in The Telegraph, comes at a time when immigration is being heavily discussed by political parties, who each have varying policies on the issue in their manifestos, in the lead-up to May's election. It reveals that Great Britain and Northern Ireland are among the nations which have a high number of immigrants, with more than 7.8 million recorded. Other European countries also have similar numbers, with Germany having nine million, France recording 7.5million and Spain reporting more than six million. Meanwhile, the U.S. has more than 45 million immigrants - the most of all nations - and Russia has more than 11 million. Saudi Arabia has nine million. Countries which had the fewest number of immigrants include Morocco with 50,000, Mongolia with just 17,000 and Greenland with only 5,000. Others with low figures include Tunisia, Papua New Guinea, Cuba and Guyana. The top worldwide destinations for international migrants were the U.S., Russia, Germany, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, UK and France, according to the data. It also revealed the areas in the UK where immigrants live, with London, Leicester, the Birmingham area and Bradford among those with the highest percentage. The figures come after it emerged Prime Minister David Cameron had failed in his pledge to slash net migration to the tens of thousands before the general election. Official figures, released in February by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), show there was a net flow of 298,000 migrants to the UK in the year to September last year, equal to the population of a city roughly the size of Nottingham and up from 210,000 in the previous 12 months. The increase in net migration was driven by a 'statistically significant' rise in immigrants arriving in the UK - up to 624,000 in the year to September 2014 from 530,000 in the previous 12 months. Around 327,000 people emigrated from the UK in the same period. Mr Cameron and Home Secretary Theresa May had promised to slash net migration to below 100,000 by the end of the current parliamentary term. The figures also revealed there were significant increases in immigration of non-EU citizens - up 49,000 to 292,000 - and European Union citizens - up 43,000 to 251,000. Experts flagged another statistically significant increase in Romanian and Bulgarian citizens arriving in the UK - up to 37,000 from 24,000 in the previous 12 months. Of these, 27,000 were coming for work, a rise of 10,000 on the year ending September 2013, the ONS added. Around 271,000 people came to the UK for work, up 54,000 on a year earlier, while immigration for study rose from 175,000 to 192,000. Madeleine Sumption, director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, said at the time: 'UK job growth is likely to be a key factor behind the recent increases. 'If the UK's economic performance compared to the rest of the EU had been poor, then we might well have seen net migration fall, but that has not happened. 'Rising work-related migration from outside the EU has also contributed.' Downing Street said the rise in immigration was driven in part by Britain's economic success relative to its neighbours in the eurozone.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThis fascinating interactive map shows where more than 231 million immigrants live around the world, and reveals that more than 7.8 million reside in the UK. The new data, released by the United Nations, shows how the number of international migrants has increased by nearly 80 million over the last 25 years. In 1995, there were more than 154 million migrants who left their home country and moved to another for various reasons. In comparison, that number had risen to 231 million globally by 2013, according to the international migrant stock trends data. The graphic, featured in The Telegraph, comes at a time when immigration is being heavily discussed by political parties, who each have varying policies on the issue in their manifestos, in the lead-up to May's election. It reveals that Great Britain and Northern Ireland are among the nations which have a high number of immigrants, with more than 7.8 million recorded. Other European countries also have similar numbers, with Germany having nine million, France recording 7.5million and Spain reporting more than six million. Meanwhile, the U.S. has more than 45 million immigrants - the most of all nations - and Russia has more than 11 million. Saudi Arabia has nine million. Countries which had the fewest number of immigrants include Morocco with 50,000, Mongolia with just 17,000 and Greenland with only 5,000. Others with low figures include Tunisia, Papua New Guinea, Cuba and Guyana. The top worldwide destinations for international migrants were the U.S., Russia, Germany, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, UK and France, according to the data. It also revealed the areas in the UK where immigrants live, with London, Leicester, the Birmingham area and Bradford among those with the highest percentage. The figures come after it emerged Prime Minister David Cameron had failed in his pledge to slash net migration to the tens of thousands before the general election. Official figures, released in February by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), show there was a net flow of 298,000 migrants to the UK in the year to September last year, equal to the population of a city roughly the size of Nottingham and up from 210,000 in the previous 12 months. The increase in net migration was driven by a 'statistically significant' rise in immigrants arriving in the UK - up to 624,000 in the year to September 2014 from 530,000 in the previous 12 months. Around 327,000 people emigrated from the UK in the same period. Mr Cameron and Home Secretary Theresa May had promised to slash net migration to below 100,000 by the end of the current parliamentary term. The figures also revealed there were significant increases in immigration of non-EU citizens - up 49,000 to 292,000 - and European Union citizens - up 43,000 to 251,000. Experts flagged another statistically significant increase in Romanian and Bulgarian citizens arriving in the UK - up to 37,000 from 24,000 in the previous 12 months. Of these, 27,000 were coming for work, a rise of 10,000 on the year ending September 2013, the ONS added. Around 271,000 people came to the UK for work, up 54,000 on a year earlier, while immigration for study rose from 175,000 to 192,000. Madeleine Sumption, director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, said at the time: 'UK job growth is likely to be a key factor behind the recent increases. 'If the UK's economic performance compared to the rest of the EU had been poor, then we might well have seen net migration fall, but that has not happened. 'Rising work-related migration from outside the EU has also contributed.' Downing Street said the rise in immigration was driven in part by Britain's economic success relative to its neighbours in the eurozone."}], "metadata": {"id": "fbb48a41e7c631c19ce534e1f38753648a585990", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Interactive graphic shows more than 231 million migrants around the world, with\u00a07.8 million immigrants in UK alone .\nMore than 45 million recorded in U.S. which is most popular destination for migrants before Russia with 11 million .\nData by United Nations shows how number of\u00a0international migrants has increased by nearly 80 million in 25 years ."}}
{"prompt": "The family of the seven-year-old British boy killed in the French Alps say his death has left a \u2018vast void in their hearts\u2019. Carwyn Scott-Howell was described as a \u2018daring, outgoing and determined\u2019 youngster whose \u2018handsome smile lit up any room\u2019. The schoolboy was skiing with his family when he became separated from his mother and headed into dense woodland where he fell over a 164ft drop. Tragedy: Carwyn Scott-Howell (left; right) fell to his death while on  holiday with his mother Ceri, nine-year-old sister Antonia and brother Gerwyn, 19, in the Alps . Footprints in the snow eventually led police to his body, investigators revealed last night. They also described how the boy\u2019s mother Cari, 44, desperately tried to find her missing son. In a moving tribute, Carwyn\u2019s family described how he \u2018made life full of laughter with never a dull moment\u2019. \u2018Seven years is too short a time to be an angel in the sky,\u2019 they added. \u2018Carwyn was an adorable, caring person who gave so much love. The family cannot explain their feeling of utter devastation with a vast void in their hearts.\u2019 Carwyn, from Talybont-on-Usk in Wales, was said to have been a \u2018very competent skier and snowboarder\u2019 who had started skiing at the age of three. The family said they had spent \u2018the most happy ski holiday together\u2019 in the resort of Flaine in the days before the tragedy stuck. They were enjoying their last run of the day when the boy\u2019s sister Antonia, nine, lost her ski on a jump and Carwyn pressed on ahead. His mother stopped to help her daughter and continued to the bottom of the piste. But Carwyn \u2013 who modelled himself on the TV adventurer Bear Grylls \u2013 was nowhere to be seen. Mrs Scott-Howell returned to their hotel believing her son had made his own way back, but returned to the mountain when she found he wasn\u2019t there. Pierre-Yves Michau, the judge heading the investigation, said yesterday: \u2018She asked everyone if they had seen him.\u2019 It is believed Carwyn left the piste and entered woodland because he had spotted the resort through the trees. Taking off his skis, he continued on foot as he hurried to get there. Police chief Michel Ollagnon confirmed that officers had been led to the boy\u2019s body by footprints in the snow. He said the final steps were broken up by \u2018sliding marks\u2019 where Carwyn had tackled the sharper inclines on his backside. Scene: Carwyn's family are believed to be staying in this hotel, close to the slopes where the seven-year-old died . Tragic trail: Search teams said they followed the little boy's footprints and found his final steps broken up by \u2018sliding marks\u2019 Accident: The Welsh schoolboy is believed to have got lost in the woods pictured above . Carwyn, who friends say modelled himself on survival specialist and TV presenter Bear Grylls, is believed to have taken the chance to go skiing in woodland to get back to Flaine, pictured . Mr Ollagnon said: \u2018We think he was attracted by the ski station that he could see below. We think he was heading for the resort.\u2019 Police last night said Carwyn\u2019s body is ready to be repatriated but his family remained in the Alps. Back in Wales, his friends have written in a condolence book on display at Brecon Cathedral: \u2018Miss you in class. Miss you at playtime. We will miss you always.\u2019 Alongside the book is a picture of Carwyn dressed in his karate kit. At the youngster\u2019s school in Brecon, head teacher Emyr Jones said pupils were devastated, adding: \u2018We are all grieving.\u2019 He described Carwyn as a \u2018lively, likeable pupil who will be greatly missed\u2019 at Ysol Y Bannau school. County councillor Liam Fitzpatrick said the community would rally behind the Scott-Howells, who are well known for their award-winning farm shop. He added: \u2018It\u2019s horrendous. A tragic, tragic accident.\u2019 Carwyn lived with his parents at their farmhouse in the village near the Brecon Beacons. He is said to have loved the mountains and helping on the farm where he had grown up. The family often attended food fairs across the country and David Cameron was pictured buying a scotch egg from the family\u2019s stand last year. Holiday: Carwyn's family\u00a0has said 'the most happy ski holiday' in Flaine, France, turned to tragedy after Carwyn became detached from the group on the last run of the day .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe family of the seven-year-old British boy killed in the French Alps say his death has left a \u2018vast void in their hearts\u2019. Carwyn Scott-Howell was described as a \u2018daring, outgoing and determined\u2019 youngster whose \u2018handsome smile lit up any room\u2019. The schoolboy was skiing with his family when he became separated from his mother and headed into dense woodland where he fell over a 164ft drop. Tragedy: Carwyn Scott-Howell (left; right) fell to his death while on  holiday with his mother Ceri, nine-year-old sister Antonia and brother Gerwyn, 19, in the Alps . Footprints in the snow eventually led police to his body, investigators revealed last night. They also described how the boy\u2019s mother Cari, 44, desperately tried to find her missing son. In a moving tribute, Carwyn\u2019s family described how he \u2018made life full of laughter with never a dull moment\u2019. \u2018Seven years is too short a time to be an angel in the sky,\u2019 they added. \u2018Carwyn was an adorable, caring person who gave so much love. The family cannot explain their feeling of utter devastation with a vast void in their hearts.\u2019 Carwyn, from Talybont-on-Usk in Wales, was said to have been a \u2018very competent skier and snowboarder\u2019 who had started skiing at the age of three. The family said they had spent \u2018the most happy ski holiday together\u2019 in the resort of Flaine in the days before the tragedy stuck. They were enjoying their last run of the day when the boy\u2019s sister Antonia, nine, lost her ski on a jump and Carwyn pressed on ahead. His mother stopped to help her daughter and continued to the bottom of the piste. But Carwyn \u2013 who modelled himself on the TV adventurer Bear Grylls \u2013 was nowhere to be seen. Mrs Scott-Howell returned to their hotel believing her son had made his own way back, but returned to the mountain when she found he wasn\u2019t there. Pierre-Yves Michau, the judge heading the investigation, said yesterday: \u2018She asked everyone if they had seen him.\u2019 It is believed Carwyn left the piste and entered woodland because he had spotted the resort through the trees. Taking off his skis, he continued on foot as he hurried to get there. Police chief Michel Ollagnon confirmed that officers had been led to the boy\u2019s body by footprints in the snow. He said the final steps were broken up by \u2018sliding marks\u2019 where Carwyn had tackled the sharper inclines on his backside. Scene: Carwyn's family are believed to be staying in this hotel, close to the slopes where the seven-year-old died . Tragic trail: Search teams said they followed the little boy's footprints and found his final steps broken up by \u2018sliding marks\u2019 Accident: The Welsh schoolboy is believed to have got lost in the woods pictured above . Carwyn, who friends say modelled himself on survival specialist and TV presenter Bear Grylls, is believed to have taken the chance to go skiing in woodland to get back to Flaine, pictured . Mr Ollagnon said: \u2018We think he was attracted by the ski station that he could see below. We think he was heading for the resort.\u2019 Police last night said Carwyn\u2019s body is ready to be repatriated but his family remained in the Alps. Back in Wales, his friends have written in a condolence book on display at Brecon Cathedral: \u2018Miss you in class. Miss you at playtime. We will miss you always.\u2019 Alongside the book is a picture of Carwyn dressed in his karate kit. At the youngster\u2019s school in Brecon, head teacher Emyr Jones said pupils were devastated, adding: \u2018We are all grieving.\u2019 He described Carwyn as a \u2018lively, likeable pupil who will be greatly missed\u2019 at Ysol Y Bannau school. County councillor Liam Fitzpatrick said the community would rally behind the Scott-Howells, who are well known for their award-winning farm shop. He added: \u2018It\u2019s horrendous. A tragic, tragic accident.\u2019 Carwyn lived with his parents at their farmhouse in the village near the Brecon Beacons. He is said to have loved the mountains and helping on the farm where he had grown up. The family often attended food fairs across the country and David Cameron was pictured buying a scotch egg from the family\u2019s stand last year. Holiday: Carwyn's family\u00a0has said 'the most happy ski holiday' in Flaine, France, turned to tragedy after Carwyn became detached from the group on the last run of the day ."}], "metadata": {"id": "eb6f21d56befff4140b0a59967116ade8a4b5bdd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Carwyn Scott-Howell died on a family holiday in Flaine in French Alps .\nHe went ahead alone when sister fell and his mother stopped to help .\nSkied into dense woodland before sliding towards a 164-foot cliff .\nThought he may have entered woodland as thought it was\u00a0shortcut\u00a0to\u00a0hotel .\nFamily described him as a 'very daring, outgoing, determined little boy'"}}
{"prompt": "Europe's controversial new laws banning ultra-thin models from strutting down the catwalk may be doing more harm than good as models are reportedly going to extreme measures to ensure they clock in at a 'healthy' weight when they hop on the scale - including stuffing their underwear with sandbags. Earlier this month France passed a new law that bars models from walking the runway if their body mass index is deemed too low, in an attempt to combat anorexia. And the pressure is on for agencies who can face a fines of up to $80,000 and six months in prison for employing too-thin models. But former model Jennifer Sky, 38, from Brooklyn, New York, has revealed in an op-ed for the\u00a0New York Observer\u00a0that the fashion industry has already found a way around the regulations, explaining that thin models are now resorting to wearing weighted Spanx in order to cheat the new BMI standards. New kind of pressure: Former model Jennifer Sky, pictured in 2013 (R) and 2003 (L), has reported that models are being asked to wear Spanx underwear stuffed with sandbags, so they can clock in at a 'healthy' weight . Different rules: Models can be seen walking down the runway at the Masha Ma show in March at Paris Fashion Week. France recently passed a law\u00a0banning models from the catwalk if their body mass index is too low . An anonymous model, referred to in the piece as 'Lauren', told Jennifer that she participated in Spanish Fashion Week, sometime after the country passed its new weight law in 2006 and recalled being asked to hide weights in her undergarments. 'They gave us Spanx underwear to stuff with weighted sandbags so the thinnest of girls had a \"healthy\" weight on the scales,' Lauren said. 'I even saw them put weights in their hair.' Jennifer went on to say that she hopes the US does not try to pass this 'discriminatory and misguided' because of its negative affect on naturally thin women. She noted that when she was a teenager she too would have been deemed underweight because BMI calculations, which are based on weight and height, don't take age, sex or genetic body shape into account. 'At 16, when I was working as a fashion model, I weighed 115 pounds and was 5\u20197\u201d 1/2,' she wrote. 'I exercised regularly and really loved to eat Subway veggie sandwiches and drink McDonald\u2019s vanilla milkshakes.' Major changes: Models can be seen strutting down the catwalk during the YDE show at Paris Fashion Week in March. Agencies who employ 'too-thin' models face large fines and even jail time under the new French law . She continued: 'I was not anorexic or starving - I was definitely over-worked. I was simply a naturally thin teenager with a powerful teenage metabolic system.' Jennifer noted that as a teen with a BMI of 18.0, she would most certainly have been considered 'underweight'; while the exact BMI requirements for models working in France have not been released, the World Health Organization considers people with a BMI below 18.5 to be underweight and at risk of being malnourished. And while Jennifer says that, 22 years later her current measurements finally put her at a 'normal' 21.0, her BMI for most of her modeling career would have been deemed too dangerous for her to work under the new laws. While the model rights activist applauded the French government for attempting to protect the health of 'these young working professionals', she and Lauren both agreed that outlawing skinny altogether is not the answer. 'I think a better solution is to raise the age limit for models to 18,' Lauren told Jennifer. 'Many ultra-thin models are simply still going through puberty, and allowing their bodies to form before their career would be beneficial to all.' Model rights activist: Jennifer spoke with Megan Alexander (R) about trafficking, abuse, and child labor problems within the fashion industry on Inside Edition in February . Strict rules: The 38-year-old, who snapped this 'Post Fashion Week' selfie in February, noted her BMI would have been considered too low when she was a healthy 16-year-old model because she had a fast metabolism . Jennifer added that instead of putting restrictions on the size of young models, the French government should 'look to the modeling agencies who freely act as employment agencies without the responsibilities of treating their client-models as working professionals'. Because models are considered independent contractors in the US, standard employment laws, which allow workers mandatory breaks, compensation for injuries and protection from sexual harassment, do not apply. Sara Ziff, who is a model and founder of The Model Alliance organization, told Think Progress in March that she is also against the new French law because legislating body mass standards is not the same thing as the fashion industry promoting a 'healthy ideal'. 'BMI suggests there are distinct categories of underweight, ideal, overweight and obese, with sharp boundaries that hinge on a decimal place, which is simply not true,' she explained. 'It is unfair and unreasonable to ban healthy models from working just because they have a relatively low BMI.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEurope's controversial new laws banning ultra-thin models from strutting down the catwalk may be doing more harm than good as models are reportedly going to extreme measures to ensure they clock in at a 'healthy' weight when they hop on the scale - including stuffing their underwear with sandbags. Earlier this month France passed a new law that bars models from walking the runway if their body mass index is deemed too low, in an attempt to combat anorexia. And the pressure is on for agencies who can face a fines of up to $80,000 and six months in prison for employing too-thin models. But former model Jennifer Sky, 38, from Brooklyn, New York, has revealed in an op-ed for the\u00a0New York Observer\u00a0that the fashion industry has already found a way around the regulations, explaining that thin models are now resorting to wearing weighted Spanx in order to cheat the new BMI standards. New kind of pressure: Former model Jennifer Sky, pictured in 2013 (R) and 2003 (L), has reported that models are being asked to wear Spanx underwear stuffed with sandbags, so they can clock in at a 'healthy' weight . Different rules: Models can be seen walking down the runway at the Masha Ma show in March at Paris Fashion Week. France recently passed a law\u00a0banning models from the catwalk if their body mass index is too low . An anonymous model, referred to in the piece as 'Lauren', told Jennifer that she participated in Spanish Fashion Week, sometime after the country passed its new weight law in 2006 and recalled being asked to hide weights in her undergarments. 'They gave us Spanx underwear to stuff with weighted sandbags so the thinnest of girls had a \"healthy\" weight on the scales,' Lauren said. 'I even saw them put weights in their hair.' Jennifer went on to say that she hopes the US does not try to pass this 'discriminatory and misguided' because of its negative affect on naturally thin women. She noted that when she was a teenager she too would have been deemed underweight because BMI calculations, which are based on weight and height, don't take age, sex or genetic body shape into account. 'At 16, when I was working as a fashion model, I weighed 115 pounds and was 5\u20197\u201d 1/2,' she wrote. 'I exercised regularly and really loved to eat Subway veggie sandwiches and drink McDonald\u2019s vanilla milkshakes.' Major changes: Models can be seen strutting down the catwalk during the YDE show at Paris Fashion Week in March. Agencies who employ 'too-thin' models face large fines and even jail time under the new French law . She continued: 'I was not anorexic or starving - I was definitely over-worked. I was simply a naturally thin teenager with a powerful teenage metabolic system.' Jennifer noted that as a teen with a BMI of 18.0, she would most certainly have been considered 'underweight'; while the exact BMI requirements for models working in France have not been released, the World Health Organization considers people with a BMI below 18.5 to be underweight and at risk of being malnourished. And while Jennifer says that, 22 years later her current measurements finally put her at a 'normal' 21.0, her BMI for most of her modeling career would have been deemed too dangerous for her to work under the new laws. While the model rights activist applauded the French government for attempting to protect the health of 'these young working professionals', she and Lauren both agreed that outlawing skinny altogether is not the answer. 'I think a better solution is to raise the age limit for models to 18,' Lauren told Jennifer. 'Many ultra-thin models are simply still going through puberty, and allowing their bodies to form before their career would be beneficial to all.' Model rights activist: Jennifer spoke with Megan Alexander (R) about trafficking, abuse, and child labor problems within the fashion industry on Inside Edition in February . Strict rules: The 38-year-old, who snapped this 'Post Fashion Week' selfie in February, noted her BMI would have been considered too low when she was a healthy 16-year-old model because she had a fast metabolism . Jennifer added that instead of putting restrictions on the size of young models, the French government should 'look to the modeling agencies who freely act as employment agencies without the responsibilities of treating their client-models as working professionals'. Because models are considered independent contractors in the US, standard employment laws, which allow workers mandatory breaks, compensation for injuries and protection from sexual harassment, do not apply. Sara Ziff, who is a model and founder of The Model Alliance organization, told Think Progress in March that she is also against the new French law because legislating body mass standards is not the same thing as the fashion industry promoting a 'healthy ideal'. 'BMI suggests there are distinct categories of underweight, ideal, overweight and obese, with sharp boundaries that hinge on a decimal place, which is simply not true,' she explained. 'It is unfair and unreasonable to ban healthy models from working just because they have a relatively low BMI.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "2df202fc6bfd639f30798b8369ab5140fcfe51d2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Former model Jennifer Sky, 38, claims that models are being asked to stuff their underwear with sandbags so they can clock in at a 'healthy' weight .\nThe activist says she is against France's new law, which bars models from walking the runway if their body mass index is deemed too low ."}}
{"prompt": "Don't be fooled, Arsene. Don\u2019t be caught out by this impressive run of form and think everything is in place for a crack at the title next year. It is not uncommon to see Arsenal finish a season with a string of good results. Usually they rattle out a sequence of wins just in time to preserve their place in the top four but too late to affect the destiny of the Barclays Premier League. The same thing has happened this year. Chelsea were relentless from the first whistle and have had the title race firmly under control since before Christmas. Arsenal players celebrate after their extra-time winner against Reading in the FA Cup semi-finals last week . Alexis Sanchez jumps in the air and celebrates wildly after his second goal for Arsenal at Wembley . With a 10-point advantage, even if Jose Mourinho loses to Arsene Wenger for the first time on Sunday it won\u2019t stop his side becoming champions. Next year, though, Chelsea won\u2019t have it all their own way and no team is better placed than Arsenal to dislodge them. There is a different feel to their form and performances this time around and Wenger said recently he could \u2018smell\u2019 something happening. You just hope, however, Wenger and Arsenal\u2019s board don\u2019t get fooled into thinking they have got all the tools they need at their disposal. This is not the time to be complacent. This is the summer when Arsenal must go for it and make the big additions that will stop them being nearly-men. That is exactly what Chelsea did 12 months ago. After finishing behind Manchester City and Liverpool, Mourinho didn\u2019t mess around. In came Diego Costa, who had spearheaded Atletico Madrid\u2019s La Liga success, and a World Cup winner in Cesc Fabregas. They meant business. The money was big but the quality was proven and, after they were unveiled, everyone began tipping Chelsea for the title. We might be doing the same with Arsenal come August if Wenger, who has been criticised for spending Arsenal\u2019s money like it\u2019s his own, is similarly ambitious. Arsenal, it should be stressed, are not in need of major surgery and the spine of their team is now much stronger than at any point last season, when they only just held off Everton\u2019s challenge to finish fourth. But there is still room for improvement. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger talks to his players ahead of extra time at Wembley last Saturday . Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho looks in fine form during a press conference on Friday . Results have been impressive since David Ospina replaced Wojciech Szczesny, who had failed to show the required consistency. Ospina has played 12 Premier League games; Arsenal have won 11 and he has kept six clean sheets, but Wenger still needs to buy a new No 1 if they are to be title challengers. Petr Cech would be an ideal candidate to come in. Laurent Koscielny has steadied things in defence, with Arsenal winning 15 of the 18 games he\u2019s played since January 1 but, to progress, Wenger needs another top centre back. Gabriel Paulista arrived in the New Year but it seems it was to provide cover for Koscielny and Per Mertesacker. Francis Coquelin has added bite to the midfield, but would Arsenal have enough to challenge next season if Coquelin is their anchor and Mikel Arteta is his back up? No. Why doesn\u2019t he go for Paul Pogba, who looks set to leave Juventus? Wenger spent \u00a342m on Mesut Ozil, so why not spend the same and more on Pogba. If they needed to sign Ozil two years ago, their need to sign Pogba this summer is even greater. Diego Godin of Atletico Madrid is 29 and at the peak of his powers. He would be ideal at the heart of the defence. Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina pictured during a training session at London Colney last week . Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech warms up before Saturday's Premier League clash against Manchester United . Olivier Giroud, meanwhile, has provided a focal point up front. I like Giroud. He is an under-rated striker and, had he not missed three months with a broken ankle, his tally would be more than 14; he averages a goal every 101.93 minutes, the second best rate in the Premier League. Giroud is one of a number of good options Wenger has up front. Alexis Sanchez has been brilliant, while Danny Welbeck has played his part, but that should not stop Wenger looking to improve on what he has got. If a forward with the class of players he has had before, such as Thierry Henry or Nicolas Anelka, comes on the market, Wenger would have to move for him. Imagine what Luis Suarez, Sergio Aguero or Karim Benzema could do for Arsenal? I\u2019m not saying Arsenal are getting to the levels of \u2018The Invincibles\u2019 but their form has me thinking they are getting closer. The 2-0 win at Manchester City in January could be a turning point. They made themselves difficult to beat rather than being open. Hopefully we will see more of this. Arsenal's French striker Olivier Giroud looks forward as he advances with the ball at Wembley . Danny Welbeck (left) looks to evade the challenge of Reading's Hal Robson-Kanu (centre) and Alex Pearce . Of course it has been frustrating that they have not challenged for the title since last winning it 11 years ago, and Wenger has not had a smooth ride. Fans turned on him after they lost at Stoke \u2014 and after the Champions League defeat to Monaco \u2014 leading to talk about Jurgen Klopp coming in. But some perspective is needed. Wenger has done a good job keeping Arsenal consistently in the top four \u2014 all their rivals have dropped out at some point in between \u2014 and by the end of next month, they could have won back-to-back FA Cups. How could you then get rid of Wenger? So one question would need asking: what are they waiting for? Both Manchester clubs will spend in the summer, but both those clubs have got far more problems to fix. City\u2019s squad is old and needs big investment, while United will have the complication of being back in Europe. Wenger, then, could use the next window to call it on. The message it would send out to his players, fans and, most significantly, their rivals would be huge. It would let everyone know they were launching an all-out assault on the title. They would have to be taken seriously. Beating Chelsea on Sunday won\u2019t alter things in the short term, but it will offer belief that Arsenal can challenge next season. What they do in the window will determine how big a statement they can make. Finding some special players could transform them. Borussia Dortmund head coach Jurgen Klopp celebrates after beating SC Paderborn last weekend . Wenger applauds the Arsenal fans after his side booked their place in the FA Cup final . Big guns missed out on a Fab freebie . Full marks to Aston Villa. They are a side rejuvenated by Tim Sherwood and absolutely deserved to beat Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final. Jack Grealish understandably attracted most of the headlines for his outstanding performance but the role Fabian Delph played was just as important; his aggression, energy and left foot gives Villa balance in their midfield. Liverpool couldn\u2019t cope with his aggression. Earlier this season, Delph was lauded for committing his future to Villa even when their position in the Barclays Premier League was threatened. He signed a four-year deal, which showed his character could never be called into question. What can be called into question, however, is the wisdom of some other clubs in the Premier League. Fabian Delph (right) celebrates after scoring for Aston Villa against Liverpool in the FA Cup semis . Delph, do not forget, was set to be out of contract this summer and a number of sides at the top of the table had their chance to sign a young England international for free. No doubt these same clubs will go out when the window opens and bring in at least one foreign midfielder, to go with the ones they signed last summer, and soon enough we will hear at some point next season that we don\u2019t have enough English players playing for top sides competing in Europe. There will then be complaints from clubs saying it is impossible to buy English players because there is such a premium on them and they will argue that is why they are forced to look abroad for new signings. The Delph situation shows that sometimes such an argument is nonsense. He is now Villa\u2019s captain and has been their best player for the last 18 months. His progress has been so impressive he is now a regular in the England squad and if he can add more goals to his game \u2014 like the one he scored against Liverpool \u2014 he could reach a very high level. Delph slots the ball past Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet in Villa's 2-1 victory at Wembley . If Delph does maintain his improvement, inevitably clubs will come looking at him. But if they want him, it will cost. For reasons only they know, they let slip a chance to get something good for nothing. Their loss is most certainly Villa\u2019s gain.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDon't be fooled, Arsene. Don\u2019t be caught out by this impressive run of form and think everything is in place for a crack at the title next year. It is not uncommon to see Arsenal finish a season with a string of good results. Usually they rattle out a sequence of wins just in time to preserve their place in the top four but too late to affect the destiny of the Barclays Premier League. The same thing has happened this year. Chelsea were relentless from the first whistle and have had the title race firmly under control since before Christmas. Arsenal players celebrate after their extra-time winner against Reading in the FA Cup semi-finals last week . Alexis Sanchez jumps in the air and celebrates wildly after his second goal for Arsenal at Wembley . With a 10-point advantage, even if Jose Mourinho loses to Arsene Wenger for the first time on Sunday it won\u2019t stop his side becoming champions. Next year, though, Chelsea won\u2019t have it all their own way and no team is better placed than Arsenal to dislodge them. There is a different feel to their form and performances this time around and Wenger said recently he could \u2018smell\u2019 something happening. You just hope, however, Wenger and Arsenal\u2019s board don\u2019t get fooled into thinking they have got all the tools they need at their disposal. This is not the time to be complacent. This is the summer when Arsenal must go for it and make the big additions that will stop them being nearly-men. That is exactly what Chelsea did 12 months ago. After finishing behind Manchester City and Liverpool, Mourinho didn\u2019t mess around. In came Diego Costa, who had spearheaded Atletico Madrid\u2019s La Liga success, and a World Cup winner in Cesc Fabregas. They meant business. The money was big but the quality was proven and, after they were unveiled, everyone began tipping Chelsea for the title. We might be doing the same with Arsenal come August if Wenger, who has been criticised for spending Arsenal\u2019s money like it\u2019s his own, is similarly ambitious. Arsenal, it should be stressed, are not in need of major surgery and the spine of their team is now much stronger than at any point last season, when they only just held off Everton\u2019s challenge to finish fourth. But there is still room for improvement. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger talks to his players ahead of extra time at Wembley last Saturday . Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho looks in fine form during a press conference on Friday . Results have been impressive since David Ospina replaced Wojciech Szczesny, who had failed to show the required consistency. Ospina has played 12 Premier League games; Arsenal have won 11 and he has kept six clean sheets, but Wenger still needs to buy a new No 1 if they are to be title challengers. Petr Cech would be an ideal candidate to come in. Laurent Koscielny has steadied things in defence, with Arsenal winning 15 of the 18 games he\u2019s played since January 1 but, to progress, Wenger needs another top centre back. Gabriel Paulista arrived in the New Year but it seems it was to provide cover for Koscielny and Per Mertesacker. Francis Coquelin has added bite to the midfield, but would Arsenal have enough to challenge next season if Coquelin is their anchor and Mikel Arteta is his back up? No. Why doesn\u2019t he go for Paul Pogba, who looks set to leave Juventus? Wenger spent \u00a342m on Mesut Ozil, so why not spend the same and more on Pogba. If they needed to sign Ozil two years ago, their need to sign Pogba this summer is even greater. Diego Godin of Atletico Madrid is 29 and at the peak of his powers. He would be ideal at the heart of the defence. Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina pictured during a training session at London Colney last week . Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech warms up before Saturday's Premier League clash against Manchester United . Olivier Giroud, meanwhile, has provided a focal point up front. I like Giroud. He is an under-rated striker and, had he not missed three months with a broken ankle, his tally would be more than 14; he averages a goal every 101.93 minutes, the second best rate in the Premier League. Giroud is one of a number of good options Wenger has up front. Alexis Sanchez has been brilliant, while Danny Welbeck has played his part, but that should not stop Wenger looking to improve on what he has got. If a forward with the class of players he has had before, such as Thierry Henry or Nicolas Anelka, comes on the market, Wenger would have to move for him. Imagine what Luis Suarez, Sergio Aguero or Karim Benzema could do for Arsenal? I\u2019m not saying Arsenal are getting to the levels of \u2018The Invincibles\u2019 but their form has me thinking they are getting closer. The 2-0 win at Manchester City in January could be a turning point. They made themselves difficult to beat rather than being open. Hopefully we will see more of this. Arsenal's French striker Olivier Giroud looks forward as he advances with the ball at Wembley . Danny Welbeck (left) looks to evade the challenge of Reading's Hal Robson-Kanu (centre) and Alex Pearce . Of course it has been frustrating that they have not challenged for the title since last winning it 11 years ago, and Wenger has not had a smooth ride. Fans turned on him after they lost at Stoke \u2014 and after the Champions League defeat to Monaco \u2014 leading to talk about Jurgen Klopp coming in. But some perspective is needed. Wenger has done a good job keeping Arsenal consistently in the top four \u2014 all their rivals have dropped out at some point in between \u2014 and by the end of next month, they could have won back-to-back FA Cups. How could you then get rid of Wenger? So one question would need asking: what are they waiting for? Both Manchester clubs will spend in the summer, but both those clubs have got far more problems to fix. City\u2019s squad is old and needs big investment, while United will have the complication of being back in Europe. Wenger, then, could use the next window to call it on. The message it would send out to his players, fans and, most significantly, their rivals would be huge. It would let everyone know they were launching an all-out assault on the title. They would have to be taken seriously. Beating Chelsea on Sunday won\u2019t alter things in the short term, but it will offer belief that Arsenal can challenge next season. What they do in the window will determine how big a statement they can make. Finding some special players could transform them. Borussia Dortmund head coach Jurgen Klopp celebrates after beating SC Paderborn last weekend . Wenger applauds the Arsenal fans after his side booked their place in the FA Cup final . Big guns missed out on a Fab freebie . Full marks to Aston Villa. They are a side rejuvenated by Tim Sherwood and absolutely deserved to beat Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final. Jack Grealish understandably attracted most of the headlines for his outstanding performance but the role Fabian Delph played was just as important; his aggression, energy and left foot gives Villa balance in their midfield. Liverpool couldn\u2019t cope with his aggression. Earlier this season, Delph was lauded for committing his future to Villa even when their position in the Barclays Premier League was threatened. He signed a four-year deal, which showed his character could never be called into question. What can be called into question, however, is the wisdom of some other clubs in the Premier League. Fabian Delph (right) celebrates after scoring for Aston Villa against Liverpool in the FA Cup semis . Delph, do not forget, was set to be out of contract this summer and a number of sides at the top of the table had their chance to sign a young England international for free. No doubt these same clubs will go out when the window opens and bring in at least one foreign midfielder, to go with the ones they signed last summer, and soon enough we will hear at some point next season that we don\u2019t have enough English players playing for top sides competing in Europe. There will then be complaints from clubs saying it is impossible to buy English players because there is such a premium on them and they will argue that is why they are forced to look abroad for new signings. The Delph situation shows that sometimes such an argument is nonsense. He is now Villa\u2019s captain and has been their best player for the last 18 months. His progress has been so impressive he is now a regular in the England squad and if he can add more goals to his game \u2014 like the one he scored against Liverpool \u2014 he could reach a very high level. Delph slots the ball past Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet in Villa's 2-1 victory at Wembley . If Delph does maintain his improvement, inevitably clubs will come looking at him. But if they want him, it will cost. For reasons only they know, they let slip a chance to get something good for nothing. Their loss is most certainly Villa\u2019s gain."}], "metadata": {"id": "e314cc9a7bb35fe8cfdbb4b9af410d65e2215bdf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "It is not unusual to see Arsenal finish the season with good results .\nArsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday .\nAn Arsenal win will not stop Chelsea from becoming champions .\nChelsea will not have it all their own way in the Premier League next year .\nNo team is better placed than Arsenal to dislodge Jose Mourinho's side .\nArsenal must go for it this summer and make the big additions .\nFabian Delph has been Aston Villa's best player for the last 18 months .\nOther Premier League clubs missed their chance to sign Delph for free ."}}
{"prompt": "It looks like an ordinary forest, with moss climbing up the walls and brown leaves covering the floor. But if you look closely, you will see that this picture is not all it seems. For the peaceful scene actually features a carefully painted female model. The amazing illusion is the work of German body-painting artist Joerg Duesterwald, who spent hours painting his model so she would blend in with her surroundings. The stunning set of pictures was taken\u00a0in a forest in Langenfeld, Germany, yesterday. Mr Duesterwald has been painting for more than 20 years.\u00a0His shoots are complex and he works hard to ensure that the camera settings and location are perfect to get the best quality images. It looks like an ordinary forest, with moss climbing up the walls and brown leaves covering the floor - but, if you look closely, it is not as it seems . Readers must look carefully if they want to see the female model, who is crouched on a rock covered in green, grey and black paint . The stunning set of images was taken in a forest near Langenfeld, Germany, yesterday by body-painting artist Joerg Duesterwald . The female model, who even had her hair painted, is also captured standing in front of a flat wall of rock with a large mossy log to her left . Mr Duesterwald used different filters to achieve a range of effects including a light sepia edit, which makes the model even harder to view . He has been painting for more than 20 years. His shoots are complex and he works hard to ensure that the camera settings and location are perfect . The temperature was thought to be between 10 to 15 degrees during the shoot. Above, the model curls herself into the shade of the rockface .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt looks like an ordinary forest, with moss climbing up the walls and brown leaves covering the floor. But if you look closely, you will see that this picture is not all it seems. For the peaceful scene actually features a carefully painted female model. The amazing illusion is the work of German body-painting artist Joerg Duesterwald, who spent hours painting his model so she would blend in with her surroundings. The stunning set of pictures was taken\u00a0in a forest in Langenfeld, Germany, yesterday. Mr Duesterwald has been painting for more than 20 years.\u00a0His shoots are complex and he works hard to ensure that the camera settings and location are perfect to get the best quality images. It looks like an ordinary forest, with moss climbing up the walls and brown leaves covering the floor - but, if you look closely, it is not as it seems . Readers must look carefully if they want to see the female model, who is crouched on a rock covered in green, grey and black paint . The stunning set of images was taken in a forest near Langenfeld, Germany, yesterday by body-painting artist Joerg Duesterwald . The female model, who even had her hair painted, is also captured standing in front of a flat wall of rock with a large mossy log to her left . Mr Duesterwald used different filters to achieve a range of effects including a light sepia edit, which makes the model even harder to view . He has been painting for more than 20 years. His shoots are complex and he works hard to ensure that the camera settings and location are perfect . The temperature was thought to be between 10 to 15 degrees during the shoot. Above, the model curls herself into the shade of the rockface ."}], "metadata": {"id": "6b979fb1d45700b7a1a32ce3739ad602489062d2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "The illusion is the work of German body-painting artist Joerg Duesterwald, who spent hours painting his model .\nStunning set of pictures was taken in front of a rockface in a forest in Langenfeld, Germany, yesterday ."}}
{"prompt": "Inter Milan are set to turn to Lucas Leiva and Alex Song if their pursuit of Manchester City pair Stevan Jovetic and Yaya Toure fails. Roberto Mancini has Liverpool midfielder Leiva and Barcelona's Song, currently on loan at West Ham, on his list of alternatives if Jovetic and Toure prove too costly. Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio told Sky Italia: 'Dreams are beautiful, I'm trying to prepare something and I hope my dreams come true. Lucas Leiva (left) is believed to be a target for Inter Milan and could leave Liverpool in the summer . Alex Song has impressed during his loan spell at West Ham United and would be available for a transfer . 'Jovetic? In the past there was something, especially last summer. We had gone quite a bit forward in the negotiations, we were hoping to conclude the deal but then Negredo became injured and Manchester City changed their minds. 'He is a great player, he fits the profile of the player we are looking for. He is not very young but he is fully mature and still has a lot to give. He is a very talented player but the English club buys very often but seldom sells.' Jovetic looks likely to leave the Etihad this summer after being omitted from the club's Champions League squad earlier this season to make room for January signing Wilfried Bony. The Premier League champions rejected several bids from Inter last summer, while Juventus showed interest in the Montenegro star during the last transfer window. Roberto Mancini remains keen on the Manchester City duo he worked with while he was at the club . Yaya Toure (left) and Stevan Jovetic both look set to leave the club in the summer and Inter are keen . Toure, meanwhile, has been heavily linked with a move this summer and Mancini made his admiration known for the Ivorian earlier this month. Mancini said: 'Yaya has played in every top League, apart from Germany and Italy. 'If, as it seems, he wants to have an experience in Italy, then there is this possibility he could come here. 'It won\u2019t be easy, but he\u2019s a player with incredible technique and character. Would Inter be his first choice? That\u2019s certain.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nInter Milan are set to turn to Lucas Leiva and Alex Song if their pursuit of Manchester City pair Stevan Jovetic and Yaya Toure fails. Roberto Mancini has Liverpool midfielder Leiva and Barcelona's Song, currently on loan at West Ham, on his list of alternatives if Jovetic and Toure prove too costly. Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio told Sky Italia: 'Dreams are beautiful, I'm trying to prepare something and I hope my dreams come true. Lucas Leiva (left) is believed to be a target for Inter Milan and could leave Liverpool in the summer . Alex Song has impressed during his loan spell at West Ham United and would be available for a transfer . 'Jovetic? In the past there was something, especially last summer. We had gone quite a bit forward in the negotiations, we were hoping to conclude the deal but then Negredo became injured and Manchester City changed their minds. 'He is a great player, he fits the profile of the player we are looking for. He is not very young but he is fully mature and still has a lot to give. He is a very talented player but the English club buys very often but seldom sells.' Jovetic looks likely to leave the Etihad this summer after being omitted from the club's Champions League squad earlier this season to make room for January signing Wilfried Bony. The Premier League champions rejected several bids from Inter last summer, while Juventus showed interest in the Montenegro star during the last transfer window. Roberto Mancini remains keen on the Manchester City duo he worked with while he was at the club . Yaya Toure (left) and Stevan Jovetic both look set to leave the club in the summer and Inter are keen . Toure, meanwhile, has been heavily linked with a move this summer and Mancini made his admiration known for the Ivorian earlier this month. Mancini said: 'Yaya has played in every top League, apart from Germany and Italy. 'If, as it seems, he wants to have an experience in Italy, then there is this possibility he could come here. 'It won\u2019t be easy, but he\u2019s a player with incredible technique and character. Would Inter be his first choice? That\u2019s certain.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "b289a0107901e157480cc586e22d32b10a6b79a4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Inter Milan are interested in signing midfielders Lucas Leiva and Alex Song .\nInter are keen on Manchester City duo Yaya Toure and Stevan Joevtic .\nRoberto Mancini worked with them both during his spell at the club .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester City news ."}}
{"prompt": "Cellphone footage appears to show a Minneapolis police officer threatening to break the legs of a teenager who claims he was pulled over because of racial profiling. The March 18 video recorded by Faysal Mohamed lasts for 30 seconds and begins with a police officer giving a violent warning while his gun was trained on the teen and his two friends. 'Plain and simple, if you f*** with me I'm going to break your leg before you even get a chance to run. Be honest. I don't screw around,' says the officer. Keeping calm, Mohamed's friend replies to the officer without missing a beat to say, 'Who said I was going to run?' Scroll down for video . Pulled over: The teens were cuffed and held on the side of the road by the officers in south Minneapolis on March 18 . Filmed:\u00a0Faysal Mohamed (picture) was in the car when the officer threatened violence against the three teenagers . Put on the backfoot, the unidentified officer justifies his aggressive tone saying, 'I'm just giving you a heads up. I'm trying to be Officer Friendly right now.' According to Mohamed he and friends had just left the YMCa in south Minneapolis when the police officer pulled over their car. They were told to get out and put into handcuffs and when they asked why, the police officer said, 'Because I feel like arresting you'. Mohamed told a CBS News report that they were held for 45 minutes while they were searched and a background check completed on them. Frightened:\u00a0Liban Yusuf (left),\u00a0Faysal Mohamed (center) and Hamza Jailani (right) have made an official complaint to the Minneapolis Police Department . The officers claimed they were being investigated for grand theft auto, but were let go. Liban Yusuf, 18, who wa with Mohamed said the officers frightened him. 'They had their guns drawn,' said Liban to Fox News. 'I don't know why they were so aggressive.' Former police officer, Mylan Masson, who teaches law enforcement at Hennepin Technical College in Minneapolis, says what the officers did appeared wrong. 'It's a threat \u2026 it's an illegal, you know, you can't threaten people. And the other thing is you can't break legs. It's not part of the Constitution and it's not part of the laws that we have,' Masson said to CBS News. According to Fox News, the officer who made the threats is called Rod Webber and Minneapolis police confirmed an investigation is underway.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCellphone footage appears to show a Minneapolis police officer threatening to break the legs of a teenager who claims he was pulled over because of racial profiling. The March 18 video recorded by Faysal Mohamed lasts for 30 seconds and begins with a police officer giving a violent warning while his gun was trained on the teen and his two friends. 'Plain and simple, if you f*** with me I'm going to break your leg before you even get a chance to run. Be honest. I don't screw around,' says the officer. Keeping calm, Mohamed's friend replies to the officer without missing a beat to say, 'Who said I was going to run?' Scroll down for video . Pulled over: The teens were cuffed and held on the side of the road by the officers in south Minneapolis on March 18 . Filmed:\u00a0Faysal Mohamed (picture) was in the car when the officer threatened violence against the three teenagers . Put on the backfoot, the unidentified officer justifies his aggressive tone saying, 'I'm just giving you a heads up. I'm trying to be Officer Friendly right now.' According to Mohamed he and friends had just left the YMCa in south Minneapolis when the police officer pulled over their car. They were told to get out and put into handcuffs and when they asked why, the police officer said, 'Because I feel like arresting you'. Mohamed told a CBS News report that they were held for 45 minutes while they were searched and a background check completed on them. Frightened:\u00a0Liban Yusuf (left),\u00a0Faysal Mohamed (center) and Hamza Jailani (right) have made an official complaint to the Minneapolis Police Department . The officers claimed they were being investigated for grand theft auto, but were let go. Liban Yusuf, 18, who wa with Mohamed said the officers frightened him. 'They had their guns drawn,' said Liban to Fox News. 'I don't know why they were so aggressive.' Former police officer, Mylan Masson, who teaches law enforcement at Hennepin Technical College in Minneapolis, says what the officers did appeared wrong. 'It's a threat \u2026 it's an illegal, you know, you can't threaten people. And the other thing is you can't break legs. It's not part of the Constitution and it's not part of the laws that we have,' Masson said to CBS News. According to Fox News, the officer who made the threats is called Rod Webber and Minneapolis police confirmed an investigation is underway."}], "metadata": {"id": "1b00ab013d7e39123b7d60620819531c4a6e4f62", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Faysal Mohamed, 17, pulled over along with two friends in Minneapolis .\nThe teens managed to film threatening language used by Officer Rod Webber .\nClaim the officers trained their guns on the teenagers but let them go without charge ."}}
{"prompt": "The West Indies believe they now dominate England captain Alastair Cook whose nightmare start to the series saw him fail in both innings of the first Test - along with opening partner Jonathan Trott. England finished on 116-3 to lead by 220 runs at the end of the third day in Antigua with seven second-innings wickets standing. But the hosts are jubilant that struggling Cook has twice fallen cheaply to the plan of bowling at him full and swinging around off stump. Alastair Cook failed with the bat once again on day three of the first Test in Antigua . Captain Cook also fell cheaply as he was out for 13 after edging a Taylor delivery into the slips . Asked whether the West Indies feel they have got the better of Cook, maiden Test centurion Jermaine Blackwood replied: ' Yes, I think so. We worked to the plan of separating Cook's bat from his body and it worked. Jerome Taylor stuck to the plan great.; . Taylor's pace partner Kemar Roach, who snared Cook in the first innings in similar fashion, said: 'Everyone knows Cook has a weakness.' Even more worrying for England is the form of Trott, whose footwork and head movement looked awry in both his brief knocks. The wisdom of him returning to the England side only 18 months after mental health issues forced him to quit the Ashes tour after his first Test roughing up by Mitchell Johnson in Brisbane now looks very questionable. BBC's Test Match Special pundit Geoff Boycott said: 'Trott's on the move, which is not great against the new ball. I don't think he's an opener.' James Tredwell, whose four for 47 made him the pick of the England bowlers, was the typical team man when pressed about the opening pair's struggles thus far. 'I guess whenever you go through a challenge - for wickets or runs - it can get on your mind at times, but they're both strong characters so I'm sure there'll be scores around the corner,' he said. 'It's their own issue but we'll stick with them. They're fine players.' Tredwell admits England's decision to fly Moeen Ali to Grenada for the second Test spurred him towards his four-wicket haul. Asked about Moeen linking up with the side on Saturday, he said: 'It's probably at the back of my mind but you try not to think too deeply about that. 'I wanted to give them a bit of a headache, shall we say, and hopefully I've done that now. 'So it's over to the people who matter to make that decision going forward in the series. There's another important innings to come so hopefully we can knock them over and get the win.' Jonathan Trott was also out cheaply as the first three wickets once again fell for not many . Jerome Taylor celebrates dismissing Trott for just four after he edged behind to Ramdin . Trott added a score of four to his first innings duck in his first Test since returning after an 18 month absence . Ian Bell also lost his wicket late on the third evening as England's first three wickets fell for just 52 runs . James Tredwell earlier picked up four wickets as England bowled West Indies out for 295 in their first innings . Jermaine Blackwood celebrates his maiden Test match century in his sixth Test match .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe West Indies believe they now dominate England captain Alastair Cook whose nightmare start to the series saw him fail in both innings of the first Test - along with opening partner Jonathan Trott. England finished on 116-3 to lead by 220 runs at the end of the third day in Antigua with seven second-innings wickets standing. But the hosts are jubilant that struggling Cook has twice fallen cheaply to the plan of bowling at him full and swinging around off stump. Alastair Cook failed with the bat once again on day three of the first Test in Antigua . Captain Cook also fell cheaply as he was out for 13 after edging a Taylor delivery into the slips . Asked whether the West Indies feel they have got the better of Cook, maiden Test centurion Jermaine Blackwood replied: ' Yes, I think so. We worked to the plan of separating Cook's bat from his body and it worked. Jerome Taylor stuck to the plan great.; . Taylor's pace partner Kemar Roach, who snared Cook in the first innings in similar fashion, said: 'Everyone knows Cook has a weakness.' Even more worrying for England is the form of Trott, whose footwork and head movement looked awry in both his brief knocks. The wisdom of him returning to the England side only 18 months after mental health issues forced him to quit the Ashes tour after his first Test roughing up by Mitchell Johnson in Brisbane now looks very questionable. BBC's Test Match Special pundit Geoff Boycott said: 'Trott's on the move, which is not great against the new ball. I don't think he's an opener.' James Tredwell, whose four for 47 made him the pick of the England bowlers, was the typical team man when pressed about the opening pair's struggles thus far. 'I guess whenever you go through a challenge - for wickets or runs - it can get on your mind at times, but they're both strong characters so I'm sure there'll be scores around the corner,' he said. 'It's their own issue but we'll stick with them. They're fine players.' Tredwell admits England's decision to fly Moeen Ali to Grenada for the second Test spurred him towards his four-wicket haul. Asked about Moeen linking up with the side on Saturday, he said: 'It's probably at the back of my mind but you try not to think too deeply about that. 'I wanted to give them a bit of a headache, shall we say, and hopefully I've done that now. 'So it's over to the people who matter to make that decision going forward in the series. There's another important innings to come so hopefully we can knock them over and get the win.' Jonathan Trott was also out cheaply as the first three wickets once again fell for not many . Jerome Taylor celebrates dismissing Trott for just four after he edged behind to Ramdin . Trott added a score of four to his first innings duck in his first Test since returning after an 18 month absence . Ian Bell also lost his wicket late on the third evening as England's first three wickets fell for just 52 runs . James Tredwell earlier picked up four wickets as England bowled West Indies out for 295 in their first innings . 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{"prompt": "A Missouri woman who finished a St. Louis marathon third last year and was the female winner of it this year is being stripped of the title after officials concluded she didn't run the full course either year. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that officials determined that Kendall Schler crept onto the GO! St. Louis Marathon's course last weekend after the last checkpoint, didn't record any of her times electronically along the way, and didn't run the entire 26.2 miles. Schler was spotted at the beginning of the race and the end of the race, and while Schler's actual course is unknown, the starting point of the race are suspiciously just three blocks apart. Scroll down for video . Fake winner:\u00a0Kendall Schler cheated her way to the front of the St. Louis marathon course . Not a true winner:\u00a0Her times that qualified her to run in Monday's Boston Marathon have now been erased, and her spot in the event has been vacated . Kendall Schler crept onto the marathon course after the last checkpoint and since she was spotted  at the starting point of the race just blocks from finish line, she may have lingered in that area before sneaking in . Schler claims to have removed both the magnetic strips meant to record her times from her race (violation of race protocol) and since no photographs of her were taken along the way there is no proof she is the rightful winner. Her finish time that qualified her to run in Monday's Boston Marathon has now been erased, and her spot in the event has been vacated. Her third-place finish last year also was wiped out after officials couldn't find evidence that she crossed any of that event's checkpoints. 'It\u2019s a difficult situation for everybody, including the people who run a fair race and don\u2019t get the recognition they should receive,' said Nancy Lieberman, president of GO! St. Louis. 'I said to her, \"It looks like you perpetrated a fraud.\"' 'I have nothing legitimate that says she officially started and ran 26.2 miles in 2014 or 2015,' she added. Lieberman said incidents of dishonest runners happened but called this 'an extreme case.' When Lieberman made Schler prove she ran all of the checkpoints from last years race she was unable to provide them and he title was stripped from her. 'I said, \"I\u2019m going to disqualify you in 2014 unless you provide me photos of you along the course,\" ' Lieberman said. 'I told her if she showed me photos within two hours I\u2019d consider not disqualifying her.' Liar:\u00a0Kendall Schler (left) was unable to prove that she won this year's marathon in St. Louis so Andrea Karl (right) was named this year's winner . Tough race: Runners return to St. Louis from E. St. Louis on the Martin Luther King Bridge during the race . The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the course has seven spots where a runner is meant to record a time. The spots are the start, the finish, and five spots within the course. Lieberman said she did not register a time at any spot. There was no electronic evidence of any of those times either. According to the president of the marathon Nancy Leiberman, Schler claimed to have removed the magnetic strips from both of her race bibs. Tampering with race bibs is a violation of race protocol, says Leiberman. Lieberman checked with U.S. Track and Field officials on the course who also saw no sign of her. 'They\u2019re situated in specific places so that people can\u2019t cheat and jump on at other times,' Lieberman said. 'They didn\u2019t see (Schler) anywhere on the course.' The true winner of the race was a woman named Angela Karl who Lieberman says didn't get the recognition that she deserved. 'There\u2019s a euphoria the winner gets, breaking the tape and having the crowd cheer,' Lieberman said. 'The true winner did everything right and didn\u2019t get her due.' Didn't get her cheer: 'There\u2019s a euphoria the winner gets, breaking the tape and having the crowd cheer,' Lieberman said of the feeling of winning .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Missouri woman who finished a St. Louis marathon third last year and was the female winner of it this year is being stripped of the title after officials concluded she didn't run the full course either year. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that officials determined that Kendall Schler crept onto the GO! St. Louis Marathon's course last weekend after the last checkpoint, didn't record any of her times electronically along the way, and didn't run the entire 26.2 miles. Schler was spotted at the beginning of the race and the end of the race, and while Schler's actual course is unknown, the starting point of the race are suspiciously just three blocks apart. Scroll down for video . Fake winner:\u00a0Kendall Schler cheated her way to the front of the St. Louis marathon course . Not a true winner:\u00a0Her times that qualified her to run in Monday's Boston Marathon have now been erased, and her spot in the event has been vacated . Kendall Schler crept onto the marathon course after the last checkpoint and since she was spotted  at the starting point of the race just blocks from finish line, she may have lingered in that area before sneaking in . Schler claims to have removed both the magnetic strips meant to record her times from her race (violation of race protocol) and since no photographs of her were taken along the way there is no proof she is the rightful winner. Her finish time that qualified her to run in Monday's Boston Marathon has now been erased, and her spot in the event has been vacated. Her third-place finish last year also was wiped out after officials couldn't find evidence that she crossed any of that event's checkpoints. 'It\u2019s a difficult situation for everybody, including the people who run a fair race and don\u2019t get the recognition they should receive,' said Nancy Lieberman, president of GO! St. Louis. 'I said to her, \"It looks like you perpetrated a fraud.\"' 'I have nothing legitimate that says she officially started and ran 26.2 miles in 2014 or 2015,' she added. Lieberman said incidents of dishonest runners happened but called this 'an extreme case.' When Lieberman made Schler prove she ran all of the checkpoints from last years race she was unable to provide them and he title was stripped from her. 'I said, \"I\u2019m going to disqualify you in 2014 unless you provide me photos of you along the course,\" ' Lieberman said. 'I told her if she showed me photos within two hours I\u2019d consider not disqualifying her.' Liar:\u00a0Kendall Schler (left) was unable to prove that she won this year's marathon in St. Louis so Andrea Karl (right) was named this year's winner . Tough race: Runners return to St. Louis from E. St. Louis on the Martin Luther King Bridge during the race . The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the course has seven spots where a runner is meant to record a time. The spots are the start, the finish, and five spots within the course. Lieberman said she did not register a time at any spot. There was no electronic evidence of any of those times either. According to the president of the marathon Nancy Leiberman, Schler claimed to have removed the magnetic strips from both of her race bibs. Tampering with race bibs is a violation of race protocol, says Leiberman. Lieberman checked with U.S. Track and Field officials on the course who also saw no sign of her. 'They\u2019re situated in specific places so that people can\u2019t cheat and jump on at other times,' Lieberman said. 'They didn\u2019t see (Schler) anywhere on the course.' The true winner of the race was a woman named Angela Karl who Lieberman says didn't get the recognition that she deserved. 'There\u2019s a euphoria the winner gets, breaking the tape and having the crowd cheer,' Lieberman said. 'The true winner did everything right and didn\u2019t get her due.' Didn't get her cheer: 'There\u2019s a euphoria the winner gets, breaking the tape and having the crowd cheer,' Lieberman said of the feeling of winning ."}], "metadata": {"id": "efd69522ca97a6c1e947ef27b653d6a3b6dd4333", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Kendall Schler crept onto the GO! St. Louis Marathon's course last weekend after the last checkpoint and didn't run the entire 26.2 miles .\nHer times that qualified her to run in Monday's Boston Marathon have now been erased, and her spot in the event has been vacated .\nThe true winner of the race was a woman named Angela Karl ."}}
{"prompt": "Two thousand miles might seem like a long way to go just for fried chicken. But two long-time friends from Canada, who took their two sets of sons on a journey to the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Corbin, Kentucky, said it's a trip they'll never forget. The group of six completed the drive in three days crossing two Canadian provinces including Quebec and Ontario, as well as five U.S. states - New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, according to The Times Tribune. For three of the sons, it was the first time they had tasted KFC. Two long-time friends and their four sons traveled from Montreal, Quebec to Corbin, Kentucky to eat at the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken (above left to right: Jason Lutfy, Sebastien Lutfy, Neil Janna, Jesse Janna, Josh Janna and Brian Lutfy) Brian Lutfy, center, his son, Jason, left, and stepson Sebastien enjoy original Kentucky Fried Chicken at the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum in Corbin on Saturday . Brian Lufty, 52, one of the fathers who packed the four sons into a van, made the 34-hour round trip mission for his third time to visit the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum in Corbin. His tales of earlier visits to the KFC inspired the most recent trip. The group left from Montreal on Thursday and arrived at the restaurant on Saturday afternoon. 'Neil and I have been friends for 35 years, and doing ongoing, crazy things have been special for us. But to bring our sons here with us makes it even more fun,' Lufty told the Times Tribune. 'We do practical jokes with our kids. We've done skits that we taped along the way. It's been a crazy road trip. It's been at the top of our bucket list.' He continued: 'I did that first trip 30 years ago, and the second one 20 years ago. Now it's come full circle. We did fun things with our kids. The important thing about this trip is this \u2014 don't be afraid to have fun.' While there are KFC restaurants in the Montreal metropolitan area, known as Poulet Frit Kentucky, Lufty's son Jason suggested going on a father-son trip to Corbin to visit the KFC. This was after hearing his father's stories about his previous road trips there. On Saturday morning, Lufty, his sons Jason and Sebastien,  his friend Neil Janna, 51, and his two sons Jesse and Josh, made a stop to visit Colonel Sanders birth place in Henryville, Indiana. Traveling 2,090 miles, crossing over five U.S. states and two Canadian provinces, the group of six spent five days away from home while on the special trip. In total it took three days to drive from Montreal to Kentucky (a map of their journey above) They then traveled to his burial place and Yum! Brand's headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. That afternoon, they arrived at Sanders Cafe in their blue van featuring a bucket of Colonel's chicken on the roof while wearing their special-made shirts to commemorate the trip. The Canadians were met by the cafe's general manager Dennis Overbey who told them he couldn't recall during his 40 years working there of anyone traveling as far as 2,090 miles to eat at the restaurant. After they ordered their meal of two platters of KFC's original recipe and extra crispy, they sat down at a table pulling out the items they brought to make the meal a feast: plates, silverware, candles, artificial flowers and glasses. Janna's son, Jesse, who enjoyed the fried chicken for the first time said it was 'delicious.' 'It was a great trip. It was funny most of the time, and we anticipated coming here to eat,' Sebastien told the Times Tribune. 'We stopped at several places, and people participated in our shenanigans, like small skits we did our Facebook page for all our friends and family to see.' Jason said:\u00a0'I think it's crazy to do this trip, going all the way down from Canada to Corbin. And what a trip it was. It's my first time to have Kentucky Fried Chicken. I'd like to start this with my kids. It's going to be a tradition.' The group of six visited Colonel Harland Sanders grave (file photo above) in Louisville, Kentucky before arriving at the restaurant on Saturday afternoon .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo thousand miles might seem like a long way to go just for fried chicken. But two long-time friends from Canada, who took their two sets of sons on a journey to the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Corbin, Kentucky, said it's a trip they'll never forget. The group of six completed the drive in three days crossing two Canadian provinces including Quebec and Ontario, as well as five U.S. states - New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, according to The Times Tribune. For three of the sons, it was the first time they had tasted KFC. Two long-time friends and their four sons traveled from Montreal, Quebec to Corbin, Kentucky to eat at the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken (above left to right: Jason Lutfy, Sebastien Lutfy, Neil Janna, Jesse Janna, Josh Janna and Brian Lutfy) Brian Lutfy, center, his son, Jason, left, and stepson Sebastien enjoy original Kentucky Fried Chicken at the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum in Corbin on Saturday . Brian Lufty, 52, one of the fathers who packed the four sons into a van, made the 34-hour round trip mission for his third time to visit the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum in Corbin. His tales of earlier visits to the KFC inspired the most recent trip. The group left from Montreal on Thursday and arrived at the restaurant on Saturday afternoon. 'Neil and I have been friends for 35 years, and doing ongoing, crazy things have been special for us. But to bring our sons here with us makes it even more fun,' Lufty told the Times Tribune. 'We do practical jokes with our kids. We've done skits that we taped along the way. It's been a crazy road trip. It's been at the top of our bucket list.' He continued: 'I did that first trip 30 years ago, and the second one 20 years ago. Now it's come full circle. We did fun things with our kids. The important thing about this trip is this \u2014 don't be afraid to have fun.' While there are KFC restaurants in the Montreal metropolitan area, known as Poulet Frit Kentucky, Lufty's son Jason suggested going on a father-son trip to Corbin to visit the KFC. This was after hearing his father's stories about his previous road trips there. On Saturday morning, Lufty, his sons Jason and Sebastien,  his friend Neil Janna, 51, and his two sons Jesse and Josh, made a stop to visit Colonel Sanders birth place in Henryville, Indiana. Traveling 2,090 miles, crossing over five U.S. states and two Canadian provinces, the group of six spent five days away from home while on the special trip. In total it took three days to drive from Montreal to Kentucky (a map of their journey above) They then traveled to his burial place and Yum! Brand's headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. That afternoon, they arrived at Sanders Cafe in their blue van featuring a bucket of Colonel's chicken on the roof while wearing their special-made shirts to commemorate the trip. The Canadians were met by the cafe's general manager Dennis Overbey who told them he couldn't recall during his 40 years working there of anyone traveling as far as 2,090 miles to eat at the restaurant. After they ordered their meal of two platters of KFC's original recipe and extra crispy, they sat down at a table pulling out the items they brought to make the meal a feast: plates, silverware, candles, artificial flowers and glasses. Janna's son, Jesse, who enjoyed the fried chicken for the first time said it was 'delicious.' 'It was a great trip. It was funny most of the time, and we anticipated coming here to eat,' Sebastien told the Times Tribune. 'We stopped at several places, and people participated in our shenanigans, like small skits we did our Facebook page for all our friends and family to see.' Jason said:\u00a0'I think it's crazy to do this trip, going all the way down from Canada to Corbin. And what a trip it was. It's my first time to have Kentucky Fried Chicken. I'd like to start this with my kids. It's going to be a tradition.' The group of six visited Colonel Harland Sanders grave (file photo above) in Louisville, Kentucky before arriving at the restaurant on Saturday afternoon ."}], "metadata": {"id": "29b1aa1bf8f2d5832ddbfd938c31e5c873c09ccc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Trip included Brian Lufty, 52, of Montreal, his stepson Sebastien and son Jason, friend Neil Janna, 51, and his two sons Jesse and Josh .\nThey made the trip in three days crossing over five states to visit original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Corbin, Kentucky .\nLufty visited Harland Sanders Cafe the first time in 1985 and again in 1995 .\nWhile at the restaurant they ordered their fried chicken and brought their own plates, silverware, glasses, artificial flowers and candles for the table ."}}
{"prompt": "The FBI have recovered one of the gold bars stolen in a $5 million armored truck robbery in North Carolina last month. Investigators say the location the bar was found - somewhere in South Florida - has provided them with a big break in the case. 'This confirms that there is a South Florida nexus to this,' Justin E. Fleck, supervisory special agent of the squad leading the investigation, told ABC News. 'We believe that additional gold bars from the robbery may still be in South Florida and we continue to need the public\u2019s help in solving this crime.' The highway heist occurred on March 1 in Wilson County, almost halfway into the truck's journey from Miami to Boston. Police have previously said they suspected it was an inside job because the 18-wheeler truck - owned by transport company TransValue - pulled over when one of the two armed guards on board 'felt sick'. Big break: The FBI say they recovered this 26-pound gold bar - worth up to $500,000 - somewhere in South Florida, which has provided a big break in their investigation into last month's highway heist in North Carolina . The guards said that after the vehicle stopped they were approached by three armed men driving a white van who ordered them to lay on the ground. The men spoke in Spanish and said they were 'policia.' The trio tied the guards' hands behind their backs and marched them into nearby woods before taking 275lbs of gold. The gold totaled $4.8 million, but the truck was carrying about $10 million worth of metal, so the thieves left half the load - mostly silver - behind. Suspects: Police previously shared sketches of the suspects thought to be male and possibly Hispanic who allegedly bound the hands of the driver and the passenger. There are three suspects altogether . White van: Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami were reportedly approached by three armed men driving a white van, pictured here, after pulling over on the interstate . Wilson County Sheriff Calvin Woodard Jr. admitted last month the story was suspicious. 'There is suspicion at this time that this could be an inside job due to the circumstances of the robbery,'\u00a0a Wilson County Sheriff's Office detective wrote in a search warrant obtained by ABC. 'The fact that the truck was robbed immediately upon it pulling over at an unannounced stop is suspicious in and of itself,' the document added. 'It is also suspicious because there are no markings on the side of the truck that would indicate the type of cargo contained therein. 'The suspects also went directly to the trailer and found the gold which was in unmarked five gallon buckets. It is not believed that this is a random act due to the nature and facts of this robbery.' Police are now seeking a search warrant for the phones of the armed guard who felt sick because of the suspicious nature of the case. Search: Armed robbers are suspected of stealing $5 million in gold from an 18-wheeler taking the precious from Florida to Massachusetts on Interstate 95. Above, deputies investigate a wooded area near the road . Location: The men 'ordered the guards to lie on the ground, tied their hands behind their backs and marched them into nearby woods, before taking 275lbs gold' Cone: This photo is of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back . Investigation: Wilson County Sheriff Calvin Woodard Jr, pictured, said that differing stories from the guards about the armed robbery had led to suspicions over their accounts of the heist . Woodard shared sketches of the three suspects who allegedly bound the hands of the driver and the passenger. Meanwhile, a photo was shown of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back. The traffic cone had the marking of a company that only does work in Florida, according to ABC. Woodard said the driver and the passenger, who speak little English, are not suspects, but both men have been interviewed separately several times by police. He added that the driver and the passenger did violate their company\u2019s policies by exiting the vehicle without their firearms and leaving the firearms inside the truck. Wilson County Sheriff's Deputies investigate an area near Interstate 95 in Wilson, North Carolina, on Monday . Investigation: The Federal Bureau of Investigation has joined in the search for the robbers, thought to be male and possibly Hispanic. Neither of the guards was injured during the 'very rare incident', TransValue said . A reported 275lbs of gold were stolen and silver was also being carried in the truck, which was stopped near mile marker 114 on the highway. Locks on the back of the truck were sawed off, according to WITN. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has joined in the search for the robbers, thought to be male and possibly Hispanic. The metal was owned by Republic Metals Corporation in Opalocka, Florida, according to a search warrant. TransValue, which specializes in transporting valuable goods and money between financial centers, keeps goods they move insured for up to $100 million. A $50,000 reward is on offer for information leading to an arrest. Shortly after the heist confused drivers told 911 dispatchers that they saw uniformed drivers run into the North Carolina highway with their hands bound, motioning for help, according to recordings.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe FBI have recovered one of the gold bars stolen in a $5 million armored truck robbery in North Carolina last month. Investigators say the location the bar was found - somewhere in South Florida - has provided them with a big break in the case. 'This confirms that there is a South Florida nexus to this,' Justin E. Fleck, supervisory special agent of the squad leading the investigation, told ABC News. 'We believe that additional gold bars from the robbery may still be in South Florida and we continue to need the public\u2019s help in solving this crime.' The highway heist occurred on March 1 in Wilson County, almost halfway into the truck's journey from Miami to Boston. Police have previously said they suspected it was an inside job because the 18-wheeler truck - owned by transport company TransValue - pulled over when one of the two armed guards on board 'felt sick'. Big break: The FBI say they recovered this 26-pound gold bar - worth up to $500,000 - somewhere in South Florida, which has provided a big break in their investigation into last month's highway heist in North Carolina . The guards said that after the vehicle stopped they were approached by three armed men driving a white van who ordered them to lay on the ground. The men spoke in Spanish and said they were 'policia.' The trio tied the guards' hands behind their backs and marched them into nearby woods before taking 275lbs of gold. The gold totaled $4.8 million, but the truck was carrying about $10 million worth of metal, so the thieves left half the load - mostly silver - behind. Suspects: Police previously shared sketches of the suspects thought to be male and possibly Hispanic who allegedly bound the hands of the driver and the passenger. There are three suspects altogether . White van: Two security guards working for Transvalue Inc of Miami were reportedly approached by three armed men driving a white van, pictured here, after pulling over on the interstate . Wilson County Sheriff Calvin Woodard Jr. admitted last month the story was suspicious. 'There is suspicion at this time that this could be an inside job due to the circumstances of the robbery,'\u00a0a Wilson County Sheriff's Office detective wrote in a search warrant obtained by ABC. 'The fact that the truck was robbed immediately upon it pulling over at an unannounced stop is suspicious in and of itself,' the document added. 'It is also suspicious because there are no markings on the side of the truck that would indicate the type of cargo contained therein. 'The suspects also went directly to the trailer and found the gold which was in unmarked five gallon buckets. It is not believed that this is a random act due to the nature and facts of this robbery.' Police are now seeking a search warrant for the phones of the armed guard who felt sick because of the suspicious nature of the case. Search: Armed robbers are suspected of stealing $5 million in gold from an 18-wheeler taking the precious from Florida to Massachusetts on Interstate 95. Above, deputies investigate a wooded area near the road . Location: The men 'ordered the guards to lie on the ground, tied their hands behind their backs and marched them into nearby woods, before taking 275lbs gold' Cone: This photo is of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back . Investigation: Wilson County Sheriff Calvin Woodard Jr, pictured, said that differing stories from the guards about the armed robbery had led to suspicions over their accounts of the heist . Woodard shared sketches of the three suspects who allegedly bound the hands of the driver and the passenger. Meanwhile, a photo was shown of a traffic cone that was positioned behind the truck as suspects allegedly removed gold from the vehicle after breaking a lock on the back. The traffic cone had the marking of a company that only does work in Florida, according to ABC. Woodard said the driver and the passenger, who speak little English, are not suspects, but both men have been interviewed separately several times by police. He added that the driver and the passenger did violate their company\u2019s policies by exiting the vehicle without their firearms and leaving the firearms inside the truck. Wilson County Sheriff's Deputies investigate an area near Interstate 95 in Wilson, North Carolina, on Monday . Investigation: The Federal Bureau of Investigation has joined in the search for the robbers, thought to be male and possibly Hispanic. Neither of the guards was injured during the 'very rare incident', TransValue said . A reported 275lbs of gold were stolen and silver was also being carried in the truck, which was stopped near mile marker 114 on the highway. Locks on the back of the truck were sawed off, according to WITN. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has joined in the search for the robbers, thought to be male and possibly Hispanic. The metal was owned by Republic Metals Corporation in Opalocka, Florida, according to a search warrant. TransValue, which specializes in transporting valuable goods and money between financial centers, keeps goods they move insured for up to $100 million. A $50,000 reward is on offer for information leading to an arrest. Shortly after the heist confused drivers told 911 dispatchers that they saw uniformed drivers run into the North Carolina highway with their hands bound, motioning for help, according to recordings."}], "metadata": {"id": "a9fdb9e984bbd5541203100d7d06c436b800b584", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Heist occurred March 1 in Wilson County, North Carolina .\nArmored truck traveling from Miami to Boston was robbed by three men .\n275 pounds of gold worth nearly $5 million stolen .\nA 26-pound gold bar worth $500,000 now recovered in South Florida .\nPolice previously suspected it was an inside job .\nThe guards had pulled over because one felt sick .\nGoods transported with company, TransValue, insured up to $100 million ."}}
{"prompt": "Suddenly, at the age of 34 and after 15 years of hoping for the exact opposite, I desperately wanted to get pregnant. My husband Russell was ready to be a father, we were financially secure and after editing a weekly magazine in New York for four stressful years, I was ready to resign and focus on building a family. Eleven months later, when my body was still not doing what I demanded, I got depressed, stressed and scared. Proud mum Sarah Ivens with her two children, William (left) and one-year-old Matilda (centre) 'Have I left it too late to have a baby?\u2019 I\u2019d wail impatiently to Russell as month after month I\u2019d clutch at my abdomen in pain as my period started, filled with a burgeoning dread that my body was failing us. \u2018I always put my career first, and travelling and having our dream wedding. Now I\u2019m worried I\u2019m too old.\u2019 I was paranoid that my life decisions had left my baby dreams impossible to reach. During my pre-broody years I\u2019d been bombarded with images of 40-something celebrities, gloating about how easy it had been for them to conceive naturally and quickly. Of course, horror stories in the tabloids tried to persuade me that I had about as much chance of procreating successfully after the age of 30 as I did of making it to The X Factor finals, but I had decided to follow the stars and wear blinkers. The truth, I was quickly discovering, lay somewhere in the middle of the heartbreak, guilt and misinformation women find themselves drowning in as they consider motherhood. Happy family: After years of heartbreak, Sarah and Russell have two children William, (centre) and Matilda . Pregnancy expert Zita West said: \u2018I think in a way modern life has done women a disservice. \u2018We\u2019re told we can have it all, so women go on the pill while they are building their careers for many, many years, which masks any issues they may have such as polycystic ovary syndrome or endometriosis. 'Then when they decide to have a baby in their 30s, they are shocked if it doesn\u2019t happen as they planned. 'We know that fertility starts to decline at 35 and that age is the biggest factor in a woman\u2019s ability to conceive. Sarah and Russell celebrate their wedding with a dream day in the Cotswolds in 2009 . Expectant parents Sarah and husband Russell prepare for their son William's imminent arrival in 2011 . 'What women need to do immediately is ask their mothers what age they went through the menopause: this is a key genetic factor in your own fertility, and your cycle starts to decline rapidly 10 years before you hit the menopause.\u2019 Eventually, Russ and I conceived - naturally - but at the 13-week scan, the other horrific factor of late motherhood reared its ugly head. Our baby had severe chromosomal abnormalities and had zero chance of survival. I was advised by a series of doctors to have a medical abortion, to safeguard my future fertility and mental state. \u2018The sooner we get this unviable pregnancy dealt with, the quicker you can go on to conceive a healthy baby,\u2019 our specialist advised us. This sounds callous, but even through the fog of utter devastation I knew he was being cruel to be kind: I didn\u2019t have too much time.\u00a0I was turning 35 in one month. A few days later, as I was wheeled into the operating theatre, tears streamed down my cheeks and neck and onto my pale blue hospital robe. Everyone was sad for me, but this was quite a common occurrence for a woman of my dotage. \u2018Well, you have left it quite late, haven\u2019t you,\u2019 a few supposed sympathisers uttered in my direction when I was feeling sorry for myself. What had I expected? Preparing to be a new mum, Sarah poses at nine months pregnant with her son William, born in 2011 . Friends were as divided as the media when it came to declaring their true fertility stories. While one friend admits to leaving it too late and worrying herself to sleep each night over the mounting IVF treatment bills (her husband has insisted, scared of debt, she stop with the baby dream when they hit the \u00a350,000 mark); another friend is determined to put off pregnancy until she has passed some professional exams. \u2018I\u2019ll only be 37 when I\u2019m done \u2013 and if I have to re-sit, I can delay pregnancy another year easily,\u2019 she tells me, perhaps naively. Another friend got joyously pregnant with her first child on the eve of her 40th birthday. Sarah celebrates the joy of having her son, William in 2011, after the grief of having to end her first pregnancy . Her husband \u2013 who was depressed at being made redundant \u2013 threatened to kill himself if she kept the baby. So she had an abortion, while he suddenly seemed to get better \u2013 better enough to leave her for a 20-something woman he met in his new job a few months later. \u2018I\u2019ll regret that choice for the rest of my life,\u2019 she recently declared. \u2018It wasn\u2019t until my womb was empty and he\u2019d gone that I realised I wanted a baby more than I wanted him.\u2019 Other friends in their mid-to-late 30s are choosing to stick their heads in the sand. \u2018If I get to 40 and I\u2019m still single, I\u2019ll get just find a sperm donor,\u2019 is the flippant battle cry of many women I know. Some friends get pregnant as soon as they decide to start trying, of course, and those ones frustrate me the most. There is nothing noble in my frustration; I am despicably jealous \u2013 especially when these women don\u2019t appreciate how lucky they are. So what can women who know they want to have children in the future do to safeguard their future fertility? \u2018The medical profession is considering lifestyle more,\u2019 says West. \u2018Women and men need to look at their eating habits and whether they are under or overweight. 'A Body Mass Index of between 19 and 26 is ideal for protecting fertility health. Take multivitamins. 'Avoid fizzy drinks and processed foods; drink alcohol and caffeine in moderation and stop smoking and using drugs. 'All these things cause free radical damage, which harms your long-term chances of conceiving. 'There are no magic answers here; future parents just need to follow a healthy lifestyle.\u2019 West also thinks women should address any psychological issues they have before trying to become a parent. Sarah's much longed-for son William, tenderly kisses his newborn baby sister Matilda . \u2018Modern women are all about not getting pregnant, then suddenly a switch flips in their head at a certain age and they think they should be able to conceive immediately. Yet blockages exist and they need to ask themselves questions to stop their sub-conscious sending negative messages. 'How do you visualise your body? How do you connect with your womb?' asks West. 'I believe acupuncture, hypnotherapy and counselling can help a woman prepare her body for the journey towards motherhood.\u2019 Now I am part of the envy-inducing club: I have two healthy children, a boy and a girl, although I did lose another pregnancy at 12 weeks in between their joyous arrivals. And that wonderful feeling is not something I\u2019d want any woman who desires it to miss out on because she has been lulled into a false sense of security or stress due to the misinformation surrounding the issue of fertility today. \u2018One day\u2019 is a long way away. Take control of your options today.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSuddenly, at the age of 34 and after 15 years of hoping for the exact opposite, I desperately wanted to get pregnant. My husband Russell was ready to be a father, we were financially secure and after editing a weekly magazine in New York for four stressful years, I was ready to resign and focus on building a family. Eleven months later, when my body was still not doing what I demanded, I got depressed, stressed and scared. Proud mum Sarah Ivens with her two children, William (left) and one-year-old Matilda (centre) 'Have I left it too late to have a baby?\u2019 I\u2019d wail impatiently to Russell as month after month I\u2019d clutch at my abdomen in pain as my period started, filled with a burgeoning dread that my body was failing us. \u2018I always put my career first, and travelling and having our dream wedding. Now I\u2019m worried I\u2019m too old.\u2019 I was paranoid that my life decisions had left my baby dreams impossible to reach. During my pre-broody years I\u2019d been bombarded with images of 40-something celebrities, gloating about how easy it had been for them to conceive naturally and quickly. Of course, horror stories in the tabloids tried to persuade me that I had about as much chance of procreating successfully after the age of 30 as I did of making it to The X Factor finals, but I had decided to follow the stars and wear blinkers. The truth, I was quickly discovering, lay somewhere in the middle of the heartbreak, guilt and misinformation women find themselves drowning in as they consider motherhood. Happy family: After years of heartbreak, Sarah and Russell have two children William, (centre) and Matilda . Pregnancy expert Zita West said: \u2018I think in a way modern life has done women a disservice. \u2018We\u2019re told we can have it all, so women go on the pill while they are building their careers for many, many years, which masks any issues they may have such as polycystic ovary syndrome or endometriosis. 'Then when they decide to have a baby in their 30s, they are shocked if it doesn\u2019t happen as they planned. 'We know that fertility starts to decline at 35 and that age is the biggest factor in a woman\u2019s ability to conceive. Sarah and Russell celebrate their wedding with a dream day in the Cotswolds in 2009 . Expectant parents Sarah and husband Russell prepare for their son William's imminent arrival in 2011 . 'What women need to do immediately is ask their mothers what age they went through the menopause: this is a key genetic factor in your own fertility, and your cycle starts to decline rapidly 10 years before you hit the menopause.\u2019 Eventually, Russ and I conceived - naturally - but at the 13-week scan, the other horrific factor of late motherhood reared its ugly head. Our baby had severe chromosomal abnormalities and had zero chance of survival. I was advised by a series of doctors to have a medical abortion, to safeguard my future fertility and mental state. \u2018The sooner we get this unviable pregnancy dealt with, the quicker you can go on to conceive a healthy baby,\u2019 our specialist advised us. This sounds callous, but even through the fog of utter devastation I knew he was being cruel to be kind: I didn\u2019t have too much time.\u00a0I was turning 35 in one month. A few days later, as I was wheeled into the operating theatre, tears streamed down my cheeks and neck and onto my pale blue hospital robe. Everyone was sad for me, but this was quite a common occurrence for a woman of my dotage. \u2018Well, you have left it quite late, haven\u2019t you,\u2019 a few supposed sympathisers uttered in my direction when I was feeling sorry for myself. What had I expected? Preparing to be a new mum, Sarah poses at nine months pregnant with her son William, born in 2011 . Friends were as divided as the media when it came to declaring their true fertility stories. While one friend admits to leaving it too late and worrying herself to sleep each night over the mounting IVF treatment bills (her husband has insisted, scared of debt, she stop with the baby dream when they hit the \u00a350,000 mark); another friend is determined to put off pregnancy until she has passed some professional exams. \u2018I\u2019ll only be 37 when I\u2019m done \u2013 and if I have to re-sit, I can delay pregnancy another year easily,\u2019 she tells me, perhaps naively. Another friend got joyously pregnant with her first child on the eve of her 40th birthday. Sarah celebrates the joy of having her son, William in 2011, after the grief of having to end her first pregnancy . Her husband \u2013 who was depressed at being made redundant \u2013 threatened to kill himself if she kept the baby. So she had an abortion, while he suddenly seemed to get better \u2013 better enough to leave her for a 20-something woman he met in his new job a few months later. \u2018I\u2019ll regret that choice for the rest of my life,\u2019 she recently declared. \u2018It wasn\u2019t until my womb was empty and he\u2019d gone that I realised I wanted a baby more than I wanted him.\u2019 Other friends in their mid-to-late 30s are choosing to stick their heads in the sand. \u2018If I get to 40 and I\u2019m still single, I\u2019ll get just find a sperm donor,\u2019 is the flippant battle cry of many women I know. Some friends get pregnant as soon as they decide to start trying, of course, and those ones frustrate me the most. There is nothing noble in my frustration; I am despicably jealous \u2013 especially when these women don\u2019t appreciate how lucky they are. So what can women who know they want to have children in the future do to safeguard their future fertility? \u2018The medical profession is considering lifestyle more,\u2019 says West. \u2018Women and men need to look at their eating habits and whether they are under or overweight. 'A Body Mass Index of between 19 and 26 is ideal for protecting fertility health. Take multivitamins. 'Avoid fizzy drinks and processed foods; drink alcohol and caffeine in moderation and stop smoking and using drugs. 'All these things cause free radical damage, which harms your long-term chances of conceiving. 'There are no magic answers here; future parents just need to follow a healthy lifestyle.\u2019 West also thinks women should address any psychological issues they have before trying to become a parent. Sarah's much longed-for son William, tenderly kisses his newborn baby sister Matilda . \u2018Modern women are all about not getting pregnant, then suddenly a switch flips in their head at a certain age and they think they should be able to conceive immediately. Yet blockages exist and they need to ask themselves questions to stop their sub-conscious sending negative messages. 'How do you visualise your body? How do you connect with your womb?' asks West. 'I believe acupuncture, hypnotherapy and counselling can help a woman prepare her body for the journey towards motherhood.\u2019 Now I am part of the envy-inducing club: I have two healthy children, a boy and a girl, although I did lose another pregnancy at 12 weeks in between their joyous arrivals. And that wonderful feeling is not something I\u2019d want any woman who desires it to miss out on because she has been lulled into a false sense of security or stress due to the misinformation surrounding the issue of fertility today. \u2018One day\u2019 is a long way away. Take control of your options today."}], "metadata": {"id": "c724383a9e32a6997ac697ff2325710bf1b14161", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Journalist Sarah Ivens, 39, tells of her struggle to get pregnant aged 34 .\nThe mother-of-two tried for years before having a child .\nShe believes women need to be more aware of the difficulty of conceiving ."}}
{"prompt": "Roma failed to make the most of Lazio's defeat to league leaders Juventus, as they drew 1-1 at home to relegation-threatened Atalanta in Serie A to move level on points with their city rival in second spot. It looked good for the hosts early on when Francesco Totti gave Roma the lead from the spot in the third minute, but Atalanta leveled with a penalty of their own and Roma couldn't convert pressure into genuine goalscoring opportunities. Roma, who was booed by its own fans, moved level with second-placed Lazio on 58 points, 15 behind runaway leaders Juventus. Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan shows his despair as his side dropped yet more points . Atalanta captain Denis (right) celebrates with Alejandro Gomez after equalising at the Stadio Olimpico . Napoli, who sit fourth, closed the gap to five points when they beat struggling Cagliari later on Sunday. Elsewhere, Genoa lost 2-1 at Palermo and Torino drew 1-1 at Sassuolo, hindering their chances of qualifying for Europe. Roma boss Rudi Garcia reacts as his team through away two points against the relegation-threatened side . Francesco Totti celebrates after putting Roma ahead from the penalty spot after just three minutes .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRoma failed to make the most of Lazio's defeat to league leaders Juventus, as they drew 1-1 at home to relegation-threatened Atalanta in Serie A to move level on points with their city rival in second spot. It looked good for the hosts early on when Francesco Totti gave Roma the lead from the spot in the third minute, but Atalanta leveled with a penalty of their own and Roma couldn't convert pressure into genuine goalscoring opportunities. Roma, who was booed by its own fans, moved level with second-placed Lazio on 58 points, 15 behind runaway leaders Juventus. Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan shows his despair as his side dropped yet more points . Atalanta captain Denis (right) celebrates with Alejandro Gomez after equalising at the Stadio Olimpico . Napoli, who sit fourth, closed the gap to five points when they beat struggling Cagliari later on Sunday. Elsewhere, Genoa lost 2-1 at Palermo and Torino drew 1-1 at Sassuolo, hindering their chances of qualifying for Europe. Roma boss Rudi Garcia reacts as his team through away two points against the relegation-threatened side . Francesco Totti celebrates after putting Roma ahead from the penalty spot after just three minutes ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c8a2d2163dbced691ec95c5dd4870684440c95ab", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Francesco Totti puts Roma ahead from the penalty spot in third minute .\nDenis equalises for Atalanta from another penalty, and visitors hold on .\nRoma move level with city rivals Lazio behind Juventus in Serie A ."}}
{"prompt": "China is poised for its biggest corruption case since Mao Zedong's widow went on trial for treason with the rest of the 'Gang of Four'. Former national security chief Zhou Yongkang \u2013 an ally of Bo Xilai, the top official jailed two years ago over the murder of Briton Neil Heywood - is accused of corruption and leaking of state secrets, Beijing prosecutors announced yesterday. He is likely to be found guilty, and could be executed. The all-powerful Chinese Communist Party has always been reluctant to admit to any high level wrongdoing, despite growing murmurs that the greed of officials has been running out of control while the economy has been ballooning in size. Trial: Former\u00a0national security chief Zhou Yongkang is embroiled in the biggest corruption case since Mao Zedong's widow (pictured right) went on trial with the rest of the 'Gang of Four' So the move to announce charges against Zhou is being touted by official media as proof that the leadership is determined to take action \u2013 although some commentators argue that it is simply a sign of internal divisions and score-settling between factions in the party. Officially, however, Zhou, 72, is the highest-level official charged as part of President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign that began in late 2012. If the trial proceeds as expected he will be the most senior politician to face court since the sensational 1981 trial of Chairman Mao's widow, his fourth and last wife Jiang Qing, and the rest of the 'Gang of Four' over claims they persecuted political opponents during the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution. A useful side effect of the case will be that it will destroy for ever any hopes Zhou may have had of rivalling the party's leadership. China's Supreme Court last month said in a report that Zhou and Bo Xilai had both engaged in political activities that damaged the unity of the ruling Communist Party. The wording left it unclear whether the two were being accused of plotting together or separately. But Zhou is charged with 'huge' bribe-taking, abuse of power and intentionally leaking state secrets. Given his previous role as a security chief, there is scant sympathy for him. The China director of Human Rights Watch, Sophie Richardson, said on Twitter: 'Zhou Yongkang, pivotal in denying so many the right to a fair trial, won't get one himself.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nChina is poised for its biggest corruption case since Mao Zedong's widow went on trial for treason with the rest of the 'Gang of Four'. Former national security chief Zhou Yongkang \u2013 an ally of Bo Xilai, the top official jailed two years ago over the murder of Briton Neil Heywood - is accused of corruption and leaking of state secrets, Beijing prosecutors announced yesterday. He is likely to be found guilty, and could be executed. The all-powerful Chinese Communist Party has always been reluctant to admit to any high level wrongdoing, despite growing murmurs that the greed of officials has been running out of control while the economy has been ballooning in size. Trial: Former\u00a0national security chief Zhou Yongkang is embroiled in the biggest corruption case since Mao Zedong's widow (pictured right) went on trial with the rest of the 'Gang of Four' So the move to announce charges against Zhou is being touted by official media as proof that the leadership is determined to take action \u2013 although some commentators argue that it is simply a sign of internal divisions and score-settling between factions in the party. Officially, however, Zhou, 72, is the highest-level official charged as part of President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign that began in late 2012. If the trial proceeds as expected he will be the most senior politician to face court since the sensational 1981 trial of Chairman Mao's widow, his fourth and last wife Jiang Qing, and the rest of the 'Gang of Four' over claims they persecuted political opponents during the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution. A useful side effect of the case will be that it will destroy for ever any hopes Zhou may have had of rivalling the party's leadership. China's Supreme Court last month said in a report that Zhou and Bo Xilai had both engaged in political activities that damaged the unity of the ruling Communist Party. The wording left it unclear whether the two were being accused of plotting together or separately. But Zhou is charged with 'huge' bribe-taking, abuse of power and intentionally leaking state secrets. Given his previous role as a security chief, there is scant sympathy for him. The China director of Human Rights Watch, Sophie Richardson, said on Twitter: 'Zhou Yongkang, pivotal in denying so many the right to a fair trial, won't get one himself.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "6cbcc483910ba116afaca78d12c65f83a7964d3e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Zhou Yongkang\u00a0most senior politician to face court since Mao's widow .\nHe is\u00a0the highest-level official charged in anti-corruption campaign .\nDestroys any chance him rivalling the party leadership ."}}
{"prompt": "Mitchell Keenan, with his father Keith, who had to have his toes amputated after contracting frostbite while being forced to live in a tent . The family of a disabled man claim he had to have all of his toes amputated after he was forced to live in a tent through the winter because he was evicted from his home. Mitchell Keenan, 32, was diagnosed with frostbite six weeks ago after his sister discovered his blackened toes and rushed him to hospital. They were so badly diseased that they could not be saved and they had to be amputated. It came after Mr Keenan had been living in the tent with his father Keith, 62, following their eviction from their four-bedroom home in Skelmersdale, West Lancashire, last year when they fell behind with their repayments. Mr Keenan's father was also diagnosed with severe health problems including malnourishment, scabies and dementia. Mr Keenan's aunt, Dawn Doyle, 54, said: 'It's absolutely outrageous what has happened to my brother and nephew. 'They lived in their home for 30 years and got into difficulty last year. 'They had their benefits sanctioned and things just spiralled out of control. 'They both have neurological conditions and disabilities and kept missing jobs interviews, so the problem got worse and worse. 'In July they lost their home and I tried everywhere to get them accommodation but nowhere would take them.' Ms Doyle says she was then forced to buy her brother and nephew a tent, which they pitched on the Beacon hill in Skelmersdale. She also supplied them with food parcels from local food banks, while trying to provide for her own family. She added: 'I felt awful that I couldn't take them in, but I'm a single parent, with my own disabilities and I just knew I couldn't cope. 'I tried my best for them and contacted so many different organisations, but just kept getting turned away. 'Social Services said they couldn't come and assess them because they were in a tent - it was just farcical. Mr Keenan's toes, which eventually had to be amputated after he caught frostbite from living in a tent during winter after being evicted from his home . 'When we saw Mitchell's toes we were horrified, that this can happen to people in the 21st century is disgusting.' Mr Keenan has now been given temporary accommodation by West Lancashire Borough Council and his father Keith has been taken in by the Stonham housing association. Ms Doyle believes that the problems all stemmed from the government's spare bedroom benefit cuts. She explained: 'The bedroom tax is an awful thing, it's affecting people's lives all over the country and needs to be repealed.' A Department for Work and Pensions spokesman said: 'Mr Keenan and his son have never been sanctioned and continue to be supported through benefits and by jobcentre staff. 'We have given their local council hundreds of thousands of pounds to support vulnerable people through our housing benefit reforms.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMitchell Keenan, with his father Keith, who had to have his toes amputated after contracting frostbite while being forced to live in a tent . The family of a disabled man claim he had to have all of his toes amputated after he was forced to live in a tent through the winter because he was evicted from his home. Mitchell Keenan, 32, was diagnosed with frostbite six weeks ago after his sister discovered his blackened toes and rushed him to hospital. They were so badly diseased that they could not be saved and they had to be amputated. It came after Mr Keenan had been living in the tent with his father Keith, 62, following their eviction from their four-bedroom home in Skelmersdale, West Lancashire, last year when they fell behind with their repayments. Mr Keenan's father was also diagnosed with severe health problems including malnourishment, scabies and dementia. Mr Keenan's aunt, Dawn Doyle, 54, said: 'It's absolutely outrageous what has happened to my brother and nephew. 'They lived in their home for 30 years and got into difficulty last year. 'They had their benefits sanctioned and things just spiralled out of control. 'They both have neurological conditions and disabilities and kept missing jobs interviews, so the problem got worse and worse. 'In July they lost their home and I tried everywhere to get them accommodation but nowhere would take them.' Ms Doyle says she was then forced to buy her brother and nephew a tent, which they pitched on the Beacon hill in Skelmersdale. She also supplied them with food parcels from local food banks, while trying to provide for her own family. She added: 'I felt awful that I couldn't take them in, but I'm a single parent, with my own disabilities and I just knew I couldn't cope. 'I tried my best for them and contacted so many different organisations, but just kept getting turned away. 'Social Services said they couldn't come and assess them because they were in a tent - it was just farcical. Mr Keenan's toes, which eventually had to be amputated after he caught frostbite from living in a tent during winter after being evicted from his home . 'When we saw Mitchell's toes we were horrified, that this can happen to people in the 21st century is disgusting.' Mr Keenan has now been given temporary accommodation by West Lancashire Borough Council and his father Keith has been taken in by the Stonham housing association. Ms Doyle believes that the problems all stemmed from the government's spare bedroom benefit cuts. She explained: 'The bedroom tax is an awful thing, it's affecting people's lives all over the country and needs to be repealed.' A Department for Work and Pensions spokesman said: 'Mr Keenan and his son have never been sanctioned and continue to be supported through benefits and by jobcentre staff. 'We have given their local council hundreds of thousands of pounds to support vulnerable people through our housing benefit reforms.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "63650f9d134e429e802985d04f91f8019296935a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Mitchell Keenan and his father Keith were evicted from their family home .\nThey were forced to live in a tent during the winter on a local hill .\nMr Keenan's toes turned black with frostbite and they were amputated .\nWARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT ."}}
{"prompt": "An Irish tourist accused of leaving his brother in a coma after a late night argument in Sydney has pleaded guilty to recklessly causing grievous bodily harm after the crown declined to downgrade the charge. But Barry Lyttle, 33, will now be sentenced in Sydney's local court, where the maximum jail term is two years, rather than the district court, where people could face up to 10 years for that offence. Patrick Lyttle, 31, was rushed to hospital and spent six days in a coma after he was allegedly struck by his brother, Barry in Kings Cross in Sydney's inner-city on January 3. Downing Centre Local Court was told of the plea during a brief mention on Thursday, where Lyttle was supported by family, including his younger brother Patrick, whom he punched in Potts Point in the early hours of January 3. His elder brother was charged with recklessly causing grievous bodily harm. Lyttle's legal team had tried to negotiate a lesser charge over the attack, with Patrick publicly speaking out in support of his brother and calling for the charges to be dismissed. But prosecutors decided to go ahead with the original charge and that Lyttle agreed to plead guilty. The Irishman could learn his fate as soon as Thursday afternoon when the matter returns to court for a possible sentencing hearing. The hearing is expected to include CCTV footage of the attack and evidence from criminologist John Braithwaite, an expert in 'restorative justice', which covers sentencing options other than imprisonment. Scroll down for video . Looking healthy: Patrick Lyttle (second from right) and Barry Lyttle (third from left) appeared in fine health as they arrived at Downing Centre Local Court today . The Lyttle family has previously said they believe the charge against Barry (centre) should be dropped . Patrick Lyttle (right) said he had made a 'fantastic recovery' The Lyttle family has previously said they believe the charge against Lyttle should be dropped. During a brief mention of the matter on Thursday, the prosecutor asked for a further adjournment saying police had served both parties with further material and they needed more time to negotiate. Lyttle's lawyer, Chris Watson, said if talks were successful they expect the matter to remain in the local court jurisdiction and to be dealt with quickly. Outside court Patrick said he had made 'a fantastic recovery'. Mr Lyttle spent nearly a week in an induced coma in January following his brother's alleged attack before making his remarkable recovery at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney's inner suburbs. Patrick's appearance in court today was his first without wearing a beanie.\u00a0He appeared in fine health as he and his brother arrived wearing matching suits and shoes. The younger Mr Lyttle has previously called on the charges laid against his brother to be dropped. The brothers, who have been accompanied by their father OIiver throughout their stay in Australia, wish to return home to Ireland together as soon as possible. The matter will return to court on April 16. Patrick Lytlle (middle) has called on charges against his brother Barry (left) to be dropped . Barry Lyttle is pictured arriving at court with his brother, Patrick, and his girlfriend, Patricia . Patrick was treated by paramedics at the scene where he was found in a pool of blood and vomit on January 3 . Today's court appearance was the first where Patrick Lyttle, pictured right last month, has appeared without wearing a beanie . The brothers from Belfast in Ireland (pictured here as children) went on a night out on January 3 in Kings Cross . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn Irish tourist accused of leaving his brother in a coma after a late night argument in Sydney has pleaded guilty to recklessly causing grievous bodily harm after the crown declined to downgrade the charge. But Barry Lyttle, 33, will now be sentenced in Sydney's local court, where the maximum jail term is two years, rather than the district court, where people could face up to 10 years for that offence. Patrick Lyttle, 31, was rushed to hospital and spent six days in a coma after he was allegedly struck by his brother, Barry in Kings Cross in Sydney's inner-city on January 3. Downing Centre Local Court was told of the plea during a brief mention on Thursday, where Lyttle was supported by family, including his younger brother Patrick, whom he punched in Potts Point in the early hours of January 3. His elder brother was charged with recklessly causing grievous bodily harm. Lyttle's legal team had tried to negotiate a lesser charge over the attack, with Patrick publicly speaking out in support of his brother and calling for the charges to be dismissed. But prosecutors decided to go ahead with the original charge and that Lyttle agreed to plead guilty. The Irishman could learn his fate as soon as Thursday afternoon when the matter returns to court for a possible sentencing hearing. The hearing is expected to include CCTV footage of the attack and evidence from criminologist John Braithwaite, an expert in 'restorative justice', which covers sentencing options other than imprisonment. Scroll down for video . Looking healthy: Patrick Lyttle (second from right) and Barry Lyttle (third from left) appeared in fine health as they arrived at Downing Centre Local Court today . The Lyttle family has previously said they believe the charge against Barry (centre) should be dropped . Patrick Lyttle (right) said he had made a 'fantastic recovery' The Lyttle family has previously said they believe the charge against Lyttle should be dropped. During a brief mention of the matter on Thursday, the prosecutor asked for a further adjournment saying police had served both parties with further material and they needed more time to negotiate. Lyttle's lawyer, Chris Watson, said if talks were successful they expect the matter to remain in the local court jurisdiction and to be dealt with quickly. Outside court Patrick said he had made 'a fantastic recovery'. Mr Lyttle spent nearly a week in an induced coma in January following his brother's alleged attack before making his remarkable recovery at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney's inner suburbs. Patrick's appearance in court today was his first without wearing a beanie.\u00a0He appeared in fine health as he and his brother arrived wearing matching suits and shoes. The younger Mr Lyttle has previously called on the charges laid against his brother to be dropped. The brothers, who have been accompanied by their father OIiver throughout their stay in Australia, wish to return home to Ireland together as soon as possible. The matter will return to court on April 16. Patrick Lytlle (middle) has called on charges against his brother Barry (left) to be dropped . Barry Lyttle is pictured arriving at court with his brother, Patrick, and his girlfriend, Patricia . Patrick was treated by paramedics at the scene where he was found in a pool of blood and vomit on January 3 . Today's court appearance was the first where Patrick Lyttle, pictured right last month, has appeared without wearing a beanie . The brothers from Belfast in Ireland (pictured here as children) went on a night out on January 3 in Kings Cross . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "d52361a9b3e4a77d857e34608bfddd1960d6845f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Irish brothers Barry and Patrick Lyttle hoping to return home soon .\nBarry Lyttle is still negotiating for a lesser charge .\nHe allegedly struck his brother Patrick during a night out on January 3 .\nPatrick told reporters he had made a 'fantastic recovery' on Thursday .\nBarry is negotiating with prosecutors for a lesser charge ."}}
{"prompt": "Sir Nick Faldo will now know for sure whether Rory McIlroy is bulking up too much after appearing to give the world No 1 a squeeze during Monday's practice round at Augusta National. After McIlroy was on the cover of Men's Health magazine and admitted he was 'obsessed with the gym', Faldo, a three-time Masters winner, voiced his concern that the 25-year-old was spending too much time on the weights. Faldo last week told the Daily Telegraph: 'Throwing 200lb and 300lb weights around is not going to be good for your golf swing. The heaviest weight I would ever lift was my body weight. You can play some pretty good golf when you have just got some decent shoulders on you and a strong neck and a strong pair of hands.' Sir Nick Faldo puts a hand on Rory McIlroy's shoulder during Monday's practice round ahead of the Masters . McIlroy and three-time Masters champion Faldo greeted each other with a handshake at Augusta National . McIlroy's fitness programme doesn't seem to be doing him too much harm. He goes into the year's first major as the bookies' favourite and looking to become just the sixth player in history to complete the career grand slam. He shook Faldo's hand on Monday and the Englishman, wearing a green jacket McIlroy would love to have in his collection, gave him a squeeze on the shoulder. As expected, McIlroy drew a huge crowd as patrons piled in to the famous Georgia course and Scottish amateur Bradley Neil had a taste of things to come as he practised with him. The patrons were also keen to get close to McIlroy as Masters week began with the Monday practice . McIlroy, preparing to tee off on the fourth, is bidding to win a fifth major and complete a career grand slam . World No 1 McIlroy made sure he put in a bit of work in the huge bunkers at the Georgia venue . Meanwhile, just 27 per cent of McIlroy's fellow professionals think he will complete the career grand slam by winning the Masters this week. But the good news for the 25-year-old is that he is far more popular than defending champion Bubba Watson, who cannot rely on too much support if he gets into a fight at Augusta National. Those were among the results gleaned by an ESPN.com survey of 103 tour professionals - 21 of whom were major champions - who anonymously answered questions on a wide range of topics. Asked if McIlroy would be wearing a green jacket on Sunday, 28 players said yes, 72 said no and three abstained. McIlroy will have caddie JP Fitzgerald on the bag to help him plot his way round the stunning course . The Northern Irishman had Scottish amateur Bradley Neil for company during Monday's practice . And McIlroy congratulated Neil after he chipped in at the second... save them for Thursday Bradley . Asked which player they would not help in a fight in the car park, Watson got double the number of responses (22.6 per cent) of second-place finisher Patrick Reed (11 per cent). Rory Sabbatini was third and Robert Allenby fourth. Other topics covered in the survey included slow play and recreational drugs - Kevin Na was judged in need of the first one-shot penalty in 20 years on the PGA Tour, narrowly ahead of Ben Crane, while 40 players felt the Tour should stop testing for marijuana. And on the subject of Tiger Woods, only seven per cent thought he would not win another major before the start of the season. However, after Woods missed the cut in Phoenix and withdrew from his next event after 11 holes, the numbers became 50/50. McIlroy walks with Scottish amateur Neil on the 12th fairway during a practice round for the Masters . McIlroy putts on the 12th green as he puts the final touches on his preparations for the upcoming Masters .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSir Nick Faldo will now know for sure whether Rory McIlroy is bulking up too much after appearing to give the world No 1 a squeeze during Monday's practice round at Augusta National. After McIlroy was on the cover of Men's Health magazine and admitted he was 'obsessed with the gym', Faldo, a three-time Masters winner, voiced his concern that the 25-year-old was spending too much time on the weights. Faldo last week told the Daily Telegraph: 'Throwing 200lb and 300lb weights around is not going to be good for your golf swing. The heaviest weight I would ever lift was my body weight. You can play some pretty good golf when you have just got some decent shoulders on you and a strong neck and a strong pair of hands.' Sir Nick Faldo puts a hand on Rory McIlroy's shoulder during Monday's practice round ahead of the Masters . McIlroy and three-time Masters champion Faldo greeted each other with a handshake at Augusta National . McIlroy's fitness programme doesn't seem to be doing him too much harm. He goes into the year's first major as the bookies' favourite and looking to become just the sixth player in history to complete the career grand slam. He shook Faldo's hand on Monday and the Englishman, wearing a green jacket McIlroy would love to have in his collection, gave him a squeeze on the shoulder. As expected, McIlroy drew a huge crowd as patrons piled in to the famous Georgia course and Scottish amateur Bradley Neil had a taste of things to come as he practised with him. The patrons were also keen to get close to McIlroy as Masters week began with the Monday practice . McIlroy, preparing to tee off on the fourth, is bidding to win a fifth major and complete a career grand slam . World No 1 McIlroy made sure he put in a bit of work in the huge bunkers at the Georgia venue . Meanwhile, just 27 per cent of McIlroy's fellow professionals think he will complete the career grand slam by winning the Masters this week. But the good news for the 25-year-old is that he is far more popular than defending champion Bubba Watson, who cannot rely on too much support if he gets into a fight at Augusta National. Those were among the results gleaned by an ESPN.com survey of 103 tour professionals - 21 of whom were major champions - who anonymously answered questions on a wide range of topics. Asked if McIlroy would be wearing a green jacket on Sunday, 28 players said yes, 72 said no and three abstained. McIlroy will have caddie JP Fitzgerald on the bag to help him plot his way round the stunning course . The Northern Irishman had Scottish amateur Bradley Neil for company during Monday's practice . And McIlroy congratulated Neil after he chipped in at the second... save them for Thursday Bradley . Asked which player they would not help in a fight in the car park, Watson got double the number of responses (22.6 per cent) of second-place finisher Patrick Reed (11 per cent). Rory Sabbatini was third and Robert Allenby fourth. Other topics covered in the survey included slow play and recreational drugs - Kevin Na was judged in need of the first one-shot penalty in 20 years on the PGA Tour, narrowly ahead of Ben Crane, while 40 players felt the Tour should stop testing for marijuana. And on the subject of Tiger Woods, only seven per cent thought he would not win another major before the start of the season. However, after Woods missed the cut in Phoenix and withdrew from his next event after 11 holes, the numbers became 50/50. McIlroy walks with Scottish amateur Neil on the 12th fairway during a practice round for the Masters . McIlroy putts on the 12th green as he puts the final touches on his preparations for the upcoming Masters ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2d27974c1f3913e20daffdcdd1656d7a0d12346b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Rory McIlroy admitted recently he was 'obsessed with the gym'\nSir Nick Faldo warned the world No 1 against bulking up .\nThe pair shook hands at Augusta National during Monday's practice .\nMcIlroy is bidding to complete the career grand slam by winning Masters ."}}
{"prompt": "Rarely-seen photos of Captain Robert Scott\u2019s expedition to the South Pole and an American Civil War flag are among the items expected to fetch tens of thousands of pounds at a unique auction in London later this month. More than 250 fascinating and eclectic objects \u2013 with estimated values of \u00a3500 to \u00a330,000 \u2013 will go under the hammer in the one-off, travel-themed auction at Christie\u2019s South Kensington. Filled with historic artefacts, pricey art and souvenirs acquired during the original owners\u2019 travels, the Around the World auction is drawing interest from collectors and those with wanderlust. This 1838 map (estimated value \u00a37,000 to \u00a310,000) was engraved by John Dower and includes a list of the era\u2019s major discoveries . The one-off, travel-themed auction includes a 34-star US flag, with an estimated value of \u00a310,000 to \u00a315,000, from the Civil War era . One of the highly-anticipated lots contains 11 restored photos of Captain Robert Scott's doomed expedition to the South Pole . One of the highlights of the collection \u2013 consignors \u2013 is 11 professionally restored photos of Captain Scott\u2019s fateful British Antarctic Expedition. Estimated at \u00a320,000 to \u00a330,000, the copies were created using the surviving gelatine positives and paper negatives taken by the captain himself before he and the rest of his party died during their return journey after reaching the South Pole in January 1912. The photos document the building of the expedition\u2019s base hut, the frigid conditions on Ross Island and their long march to the southernmost point on Earth. Christie\u2019s, the world\u2019s largest auction house, said very few copies were published at the time and many remained unseen and unknown until recently. A photo of a Geisha exiting a Kyoto metro station, taken by Steve McCurry, has an estimated value \u00a33,000 to \u00a35,000 . A saddle made by the\u00a0Edward H Bohlin Company (left) and an incense burner in the shape of Venezuelan military leader Simon Bolivar . A Indo-Portuguese marquetry chest (valued at \u00a320,000 to \u00a330,000) from the late 17th to early 18th century is one of the rare items available . Another unique item that is expected to fetch a similar price is a silver-mounted and engraved leather parade saddle manufactured by the Hollywood-based Edward H Bohlin Company, which served as \u2018the saddle-maker to the stars\u2019. Hand-crafted around 1930, the saddle bears the company\u2019s stamp and all the hallmarks of its attention to detail. Edward Bohlin, who was born in Sweden, created saddles, outfits and accessories for some of Hollywood\u2019s biggest stars, including John Wayne and Clint Eastwood, and US presidents. A model of a British Airways Concorde (valued at \u00a36,000 to \u00a39,000) is one of more than 250 items that will go under the hammer . The travel-themed collection includes a Maori hei tiki pendant from New Zealand (estimated value: \u00a38,000 to \u00a312,000) These Italian marble busts of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, circa 1900-1910, have an estimated value of \u00a36,000 to \u00a38,000 . Another item valued at \u00a320,000 to \u00a330,000 is an elaborate Indo-Portuguese marquetry chest from the late 17th to early 18th century. Christie\u2019s said: \u2018The chest displays the blend of East and West seen in Colonial furniture and is typical of work from the former Portuguese colony of Goa. \u2018The pattern of intersecting circles that covers the surface of this chest is almost identical to a Contador, or cabinet on stand, in the Victoria and Albert Museum.\u2019 Other items that will go under the hammer on 28 April include a Maori hei tiki pendant from New Zealand (estimated value: \u00a38,000 to \u00a312,000), a rare 34-star US flag from the Civil War era (\u00a310,000 to \u00a315,000), a model of a British Airways Concorde (\u00a36,000 to \u00a39,000), an incense burner in the shape of Venezuelan military leader Simon Bolivar (\u00a315,000 to \u00a325,000), and a silver-mounted section of elephant tusk (\u00a31,200 to \u00a31,800). Stephen O\u2019Connell, co-head of sale, said: 'Around The World, our latest themed auction, is a carefully curated and eclectic sale of works of art, objects, furniture, silver and porcelain and 20th and 21st century design from six continents. 'Individually, the lots on offer are highly unique to their place of origin, and in many cases they draw the eye and mind to a particular geographical place and period in history. 'It\u2019s an exciting sale to be a part of and, for decorators and collectors alike, it is a wonderful opportunity to acquire interesting and unusual works of art from around the globe.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRarely-seen photos of Captain Robert Scott\u2019s expedition to the South Pole and an American Civil War flag are among the items expected to fetch tens of thousands of pounds at a unique auction in London later this month. More than 250 fascinating and eclectic objects \u2013 with estimated values of \u00a3500 to \u00a330,000 \u2013 will go under the hammer in the one-off, travel-themed auction at Christie\u2019s South Kensington. Filled with historic artefacts, pricey art and souvenirs acquired during the original owners\u2019 travels, the Around the World auction is drawing interest from collectors and those with wanderlust. This 1838 map (estimated value \u00a37,000 to \u00a310,000) was engraved by John Dower and includes a list of the era\u2019s major discoveries . The one-off, travel-themed auction includes a 34-star US flag, with an estimated value of \u00a310,000 to \u00a315,000, from the Civil War era . One of the highly-anticipated lots contains 11 restored photos of Captain Robert Scott's doomed expedition to the South Pole . One of the highlights of the collection \u2013 consignors \u2013 is 11 professionally restored photos of Captain Scott\u2019s fateful British Antarctic Expedition. Estimated at \u00a320,000 to \u00a330,000, the copies were created using the surviving gelatine positives and paper negatives taken by the captain himself before he and the rest of his party died during their return journey after reaching the South Pole in January 1912. The photos document the building of the expedition\u2019s base hut, the frigid conditions on Ross Island and their long march to the southernmost point on Earth. Christie\u2019s, the world\u2019s largest auction house, said very few copies were published at the time and many remained unseen and unknown until recently. A photo of a Geisha exiting a Kyoto metro station, taken by Steve McCurry, has an estimated value \u00a33,000 to \u00a35,000 . A saddle made by the\u00a0Edward H Bohlin Company (left) and an incense burner in the shape of Venezuelan military leader Simon Bolivar . A Indo-Portuguese marquetry chest (valued at \u00a320,000 to \u00a330,000) from the late 17th to early 18th century is one of the rare items available . Another unique item that is expected to fetch a similar price is a silver-mounted and engraved leather parade saddle manufactured by the Hollywood-based Edward H Bohlin Company, which served as \u2018the saddle-maker to the stars\u2019. Hand-crafted around 1930, the saddle bears the company\u2019s stamp and all the hallmarks of its attention to detail. Edward Bohlin, who was born in Sweden, created saddles, outfits and accessories for some of Hollywood\u2019s biggest stars, including John Wayne and Clint Eastwood, and US presidents. A model of a British Airways Concorde (valued at \u00a36,000 to \u00a39,000) is one of more than 250 items that will go under the hammer . The travel-themed collection includes a Maori hei tiki pendant from New Zealand (estimated value: \u00a38,000 to \u00a312,000) These Italian marble busts of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, circa 1900-1910, have an estimated value of \u00a36,000 to \u00a38,000 . Another item valued at \u00a320,000 to \u00a330,000 is an elaborate Indo-Portuguese marquetry chest from the late 17th to early 18th century. Christie\u2019s said: \u2018The chest displays the blend of East and West seen in Colonial furniture and is typical of work from the former Portuguese colony of Goa. \u2018The pattern of intersecting circles that covers the surface of this chest is almost identical to a Contador, or cabinet on stand, in the Victoria and Albert Museum.\u2019 Other items that will go under the hammer on 28 April include a Maori hei tiki pendant from New Zealand (estimated value: \u00a38,000 to \u00a312,000), a rare 34-star US flag from the Civil War era (\u00a310,000 to \u00a315,000), a model of a British Airways Concorde (\u00a36,000 to \u00a39,000), an incense burner in the shape of Venezuelan military leader Simon Bolivar (\u00a315,000 to \u00a325,000), and a silver-mounted section of elephant tusk (\u00a31,200 to \u00a31,800). Stephen O\u2019Connell, co-head of sale, said: 'Around The World, our latest themed auction, is a carefully curated and eclectic sale of works of art, objects, furniture, silver and porcelain and 20th and 21st century design from six continents. 'Individually, the lots on offer are highly unique to their place of origin, and in many cases they draw the eye and mind to a particular geographical place and period in history. 'It\u2019s an exciting sale to be a part of and, for decorators and collectors alike, it is a wonderful opportunity to acquire interesting and unusual works of art from around the globe.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "df3b8a6f49bd992899baf306bceaeee6a9d26caf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "More than 250 fascinating and eclectic items - with estimated values of \u00a3500 to \u00a330,000 - will go under the hammer .\nChristie's has curated the collection, which is filled with historic artefacts, pricey art and travel souvenirs .\nOther items include a Maori hei tiki pendant, a model of a British Airways Concorde and a section of elephant tusk ."}}
{"prompt": "Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign will center on boosting economic security for the middle class and expanding opportunities for working families, while casting the former senator and secretary of state as a 'tenacious fighter' able to get results, two senior advisers said on Saturday. President Barack Obama all but endorsed her saying 'I think she would be an excellent president.' The senior advisers provided the first preview of the message Clinton planned to convey when she launches her long-anticipated campaign on Sunday with an online video. Scroll down for video . Two senior advisers said on Saturday that Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign will center on boosting economic security for the middle class and expanding opportunities for working families . Until now, the former first lady has offered only hints of what would drive her if she were to run a second time for the White House. The strategy described by Clinton's advisers has echoes of Obama's 2012 re-election campaign. He framed the choice for voters as between Democrats focused on the middle class and Republicans wanting to protect the wealthy and return to policies that led to the 2008 economic collapse. The advisers said Clinton will argue that voters have a similar choice in 2016. Clinton also intends to sell herself as being able to work with Congress, businesses and world leaders. That approach could be perceived as a critique of Obama, Clinton's rival for the nomination in 2008. He has largely been unable to fulfill his pledge to end Washington's intense partisanship and found much of his presidency stymied by gridlock with Congress. The Clinton advisers spoke on condition of anonymity in order to discuss her plans ahead of Sunday's announcement. People familiar with the plans say Clinton will travel to Iowa and other early-voting states to hold small events with residents in the days after the video's release. On Saturday, President Barack Obama (pictured right with Clinton in 2012) said: 'I think she would be an excellent president' In New York on Saturday, at the final event put on by 'Ready for Hillary,' a group not connected with her campaign that's worked for the past few years to stoke excitement for it, enthusiastic supporters joined elected officials and local party leaders to celebrate the launch to come. 'After she left the State Department she could have slipped into grandmother-hood, but people want to call her back into public service,' said Jarret Berg, 29, a Democratic staffer in the New York legislature. 'It's time for her.' As her official announcement loomed, the Republican National Committee linked Clinton to Obama, a regular focus of criticism from the GOP. 'All Hillary Clinton is offering is a continuation of the same big government ideas that have grown Washington instead of the middle class,' RNC spokesman Michael Short said in a statement. 'That's why voters want fresh leadership and a new direction, not four more years of Obama's failed policies.' Clinton is not expected to roll out detailed policy positions in the first weeks of her campaign. Clinton plans to sell herself as being able to work with Congress, businesses and world leaders . Advisers said she planned to talk about ways families can increase take-home pay, the importance of expanding early childhood education and making higher education more affordable. It's not yet clear whether that will include a noticeable break with Obama on economic policy. The GOP has hammered Obama's approach as anti-business and insufficient in the wake of the recession. The White House says the economy has improved significantly in recent years. The unemployment rate fell to 5.5 percent in March, but manufacturing and new home construction slowed, cheaper gas has yet to ignite consumer spending and participation in the labor force remains sluggish. Clinton will enter the race as the overwhelming favorite for her party's nomination. Still, her team has said her early strategy is designed to avoid appearing to take that nomination for granted. Clinton received an early boost Saturday from Obama, who was asked if he would be involved in her expected campaign. 'She was a formidable candidate in 2008. She was a great supporter of mine in the general election. She was an outstanding secretary of state. She is my friend. I think she would be an excellent president, and I'm not on the ballot so I'm not going to step on her lines,' Obama said from Panama City as he wrapped up participation in a summit of Western Hemisphere leaders. Clinton's early events will include discussions at colleges, day care centers and private homes, and stops at coffee shops and diners. After about a month of such events, Clinton will give a broader speech outlining more specifics about her rationale for running. Clinton's husband, Bill, and daughter, Chelsea, are unlikely to appear at her early events. Bill Clinton, the former two-term president, said recently that he wanted to play a role as a 'backstage adviser' in his wife's campaign. Advisers said Bill Clinton has been engaged with his wife in some of the policy discussions leading up to this weekend's rollout. To prepare for the campaign, Clinton has spent months meeting with economic policy experts, including Heather Boushey, whose research focuses on inequality, and Teresa Ghilarducci, a labor economist and retirement policy expert. Clinton will announce her second run for the presidency on Sunday (above supporters listen to a speech during the Last Hillary Clinton Rally in New York on Saturday) The policy development process has been overseen by aides Jake Sullivan and Dan Schwerin. In the days before her announcement, Clinton has been holding lengthy meetings with her staff, sometimes joining them at her crowded personal offices in midtown Manhattan and other times participating by phone. She is expected to reach out to donors in the coming weeks, but does not plan to headline many fundraising events over the next month. Clinton's growing team of staffers began working Friday out of a new campaign headquarters in Brooklyn. They gathered Saturday to hear from campaign manager-in-waiting Robby Mook, who told them the campaign would value teamwork, diversity, discipline and humility. Mook distributed a memo titled 'We are Hillary for America' that included several guiding principles, including a vow to work together and respect each other. The campaign, the memo said, 'is not about Hillary Clinton and not about us - it's about the everyday Americans who are trying to build a better life for themselves and their families.' The meeting was described by a Democratic official in attendance who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe a private strategy session. The memo was first reported by Politico.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign will center on boosting economic security for the middle class and expanding opportunities for working families, while casting the former senator and secretary of state as a 'tenacious fighter' able to get results, two senior advisers said on Saturday. President Barack Obama all but endorsed her saying 'I think she would be an excellent president.' The senior advisers provided the first preview of the message Clinton planned to convey when she launches her long-anticipated campaign on Sunday with an online video. Scroll down for video . Two senior advisers said on Saturday that Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign will center on boosting economic security for the middle class and expanding opportunities for working families . Until now, the former first lady has offered only hints of what would drive her if she were to run a second time for the White House. The strategy described by Clinton's advisers has echoes of Obama's 2012 re-election campaign. He framed the choice for voters as between Democrats focused on the middle class and Republicans wanting to protect the wealthy and return to policies that led to the 2008 economic collapse. The advisers said Clinton will argue that voters have a similar choice in 2016. Clinton also intends to sell herself as being able to work with Congress, businesses and world leaders. That approach could be perceived as a critique of Obama, Clinton's rival for the nomination in 2008. He has largely been unable to fulfill his pledge to end Washington's intense partisanship and found much of his presidency stymied by gridlock with Congress. The Clinton advisers spoke on condition of anonymity in order to discuss her plans ahead of Sunday's announcement. People familiar with the plans say Clinton will travel to Iowa and other early-voting states to hold small events with residents in the days after the video's release. On Saturday, President Barack Obama (pictured right with Clinton in 2012) said: 'I think she would be an excellent president' In New York on Saturday, at the final event put on by 'Ready for Hillary,' a group not connected with her campaign that's worked for the past few years to stoke excitement for it, enthusiastic supporters joined elected officials and local party leaders to celebrate the launch to come. 'After she left the State Department she could have slipped into grandmother-hood, but people want to call her back into public service,' said Jarret Berg, 29, a Democratic staffer in the New York legislature. 'It's time for her.' As her official announcement loomed, the Republican National Committee linked Clinton to Obama, a regular focus of criticism from the GOP. 'All Hillary Clinton is offering is a continuation of the same big government ideas that have grown Washington instead of the middle class,' RNC spokesman Michael Short said in a statement. 'That's why voters want fresh leadership and a new direction, not four more years of Obama's failed policies.' Clinton is not expected to roll out detailed policy positions in the first weeks of her campaign. Clinton plans to sell herself as being able to work with Congress, businesses and world leaders . Advisers said she planned to talk about ways families can increase take-home pay, the importance of expanding early childhood education and making higher education more affordable. It's not yet clear whether that will include a noticeable break with Obama on economic policy. The GOP has hammered Obama's approach as anti-business and insufficient in the wake of the recession. The White House says the economy has improved significantly in recent years. The unemployment rate fell to 5.5 percent in March, but manufacturing and new home construction slowed, cheaper gas has yet to ignite consumer spending and participation in the labor force remains sluggish. Clinton will enter the race as the overwhelming favorite for her party's nomination. Still, her team has said her early strategy is designed to avoid appearing to take that nomination for granted. Clinton received an early boost Saturday from Obama, who was asked if he would be involved in her expected campaign. 'She was a formidable candidate in 2008. She was a great supporter of mine in the general election. She was an outstanding secretary of state. She is my friend. I think she would be an excellent president, and I'm not on the ballot so I'm not going to step on her lines,' Obama said from Panama City as he wrapped up participation in a summit of Western Hemisphere leaders. Clinton's early events will include discussions at colleges, day care centers and private homes, and stops at coffee shops and diners. After about a month of such events, Clinton will give a broader speech outlining more specifics about her rationale for running. Clinton's husband, Bill, and daughter, Chelsea, are unlikely to appear at her early events. Bill Clinton, the former two-term president, said recently that he wanted to play a role as a 'backstage adviser' in his wife's campaign. Advisers said Bill Clinton has been engaged with his wife in some of the policy discussions leading up to this weekend's rollout. To prepare for the campaign, Clinton has spent months meeting with economic policy experts, including Heather Boushey, whose research focuses on inequality, and Teresa Ghilarducci, a labor economist and retirement policy expert. Clinton will announce her second run for the presidency on Sunday (above supporters listen to a speech during the Last Hillary Clinton Rally in New York on Saturday) The policy development process has been overseen by aides Jake Sullivan and Dan Schwerin. In the days before her announcement, Clinton has been holding lengthy meetings with her staff, sometimes joining them at her crowded personal offices in midtown Manhattan and other times participating by phone. She is expected to reach out to donors in the coming weeks, but does not plan to headline many fundraising events over the next month. Clinton's growing team of staffers began working Friday out of a new campaign headquarters in Brooklyn. They gathered Saturday to hear from campaign manager-in-waiting Robby Mook, who told them the campaign would value teamwork, diversity, discipline and humility. Mook distributed a memo titled 'We are Hillary for America' that included several guiding principles, including a vow to work together and respect each other. The campaign, the memo said, 'is not about Hillary Clinton and not about us - it's about the everyday Americans who are trying to build a better life for themselves and their families.' The meeting was described by a Democratic official in attendance who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe a private strategy session. The memo was first reported by Politico."}], "metadata": {"id": "73ac359e4392296f226b38585eb439fb31a331b4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Ahead of launching her anticipated campaign on Sunday, two senior advisers said strategy has echoes of Obama's 2012 re-election campaign .\nShe is expected to reach out to donors in coming weeks, but does not plan to headline many fundraising events over the next month .\nAdvisers said she planned to talk about ways families can increase take-home pay and making higher education more affordable .\nShe intends to sell herself as being able to work with Congress, businesses and world leaders .\nPresident Barack Obama said on Saturday 'I think she would be an excellent president'\nClinton's growing team of staffers began working Friday out of a new campaign headquarters in Brooklyn ."}}
{"prompt": "Ed Miliband today pledged to protect the jobs of 10,000 police officers as Labour claimed Tory cuts had allowed rapists and violent criminals to go free. The Labour leader said the bobby on the beat is 'at risk of disappearing', while rising numbers of serious criminals 'are being let off the hook'. But the launch of Labour's criminal justice plans risked being over-shadowed by the news that the party's police adviser, Lord Stephens, is\u00a0be investigated over hotly disputed allegations of a cover-up of police corruption in the bungled Stephen Lawrence murder probe. Labour leader Ed Miliband\u00a0said the bobby on the beat is 'at risk of disappearing', while rising numbers of serious criminals 'are being let off the hook' Mr Miliband hopes to get back on the front foot today with the promise of action to protect community policing. It comes after the chaotic launch of a plan to abolish non-dom tax status for foreigners and a deeply personal row with the Tories over claims he 'stabbed his brother in the back' and would do the same to Britain to get into power. Today Labour claims the police are 'struggling to keep up' with the rise in child sexual exploitation, terrorism and online crime while public safety is being 'put at risk' by a chaotic prison and probation system. Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) would be axed to help fund the\u00a0\u00a3800 million plan to guarantee neighbourhood policing across England and Wales. PCCs were set up by the Tories to increase accountability, but turnout was just 15 per cent in elections held in 2011. Mr Miliband said: 'Because of the Conservatives'\u00a0decisions, neighbourhood policing - the foundation of good British policing - is at risk of disappearing, whilst increasing numbers of serious criminals are being let off the hook. 'Labour has a better plan. We will make different choices, finding savings to safeguard 10,000 officers in the next three years. 'We will ensure victims are at the heart of the criminal justice system with the country's first ever victims' law. And we will ensure the police have the powers they need to keep us safe, including proper controls for dangerous terror suspects.' Mr Miliband and shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper joined with police officers from Ollerton Police Station during a walk around New Ollerton in Nottinghamshire . Ms Cooper claimed the Tories were planning deeper cuts to policing in the next Parliament 'even though the police are already struggling to keep up with rising complex cases' New laws would introduce a local policing commitment that required forces to guarantee neighbourhood policing and 10,000 officers would be safeguarded for three years, the party said. Axing the PCCs combined with charging higher fees for gun licences and requiring police forces to share services and carry out joint procurement would fund the plans, according to Labour. Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington headed an independent commission on policing by the Labour party. However, last night it emerged the former Metropolitan Police commissioner and crossbench peer, is to be investigated over the Lawrence murder inquiry. Labour said new laws would introduce a local policing commitment that required forces to guarantee neighbourhood policing and 10,000 officers would be safeguarded for three years . The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said it will investigate claims that the former Met chief failed to hand over key information to the Macpherson Inquiry regarding the black teenager\u2019s race hate killing. The watchdog probe stems from a complaint from Stephen\u2019s father Neville Lawrence. Lord Stevens was deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police from 1998 to 2000 \u2013 while the Macpherson Inquiry report was being compiled \u2013 before serving five years as the UK\u2019s most senior policeman. The complaint concerns a letter to the Macpherson Inquiry in 1998, in which Lord Stevens stated that no officer or former officer involved in giving evidence was under investigation for corruption. It is alleged that the letter included misleading information. A source said: \u2018Any suggestion that anyone from the Met would seek to withhold the truth from the Macpherson Inquiry at that time is completely untrue. Last year Mark Ellison wrote to Lord Stevens to say he had done nothing wrong.\u2019 Last night, Channel 4 News \u2013 which revealed details of the IPCC probe into Lord Stevens \u2013 quoted him as saying: \u2018Step very carefully, I\u2019m not putting up with any more c**p about this.\u2019 Quoting from a letter he received from Mr Ellison, Lord Stevens was reported to have said: \u2018No one is suggesting that you did anything that was culpable in any way.\u2019 Despite the revelation, Lord Stevens was quoted by Labour backing their policing plans. He said: 'This is the right plan for neighbourhood policing, following the plans set out by the independent commission I had the pleasure to chair. 'It is not credible to say you can take away resources on the scale the Government are talking about without wiping out neighbourhood policing. ;And it doesn't show the right priorities to be spending significant sums on police and crime commissioners, nor to be ideologically opposed to the shared services and joint procurement that simply must be driven through.' 'Cover-up':\u00a0Former Met Police commissioner Lord Stevens (left) is to be investigated into allegations of a cover-up over the Stephen Lawrence murder probe in the nineties . Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said: 'Under the Tories we've seen fewer police on the beat, longer waits for 999 calls and less justice for victims as there have been fewer arrests and prosecutions for rising crimes like violence, rape or child sex offences. 'Now they plan deeper cuts to policing in the next Parliament even though the police are already struggling to keep up with rising complex cases such as child sexual exploitation, terrorism or online crime.' Labour's manifesto will commit to improved crime prevention and the introduction of a new child protection unit to tackle sexual exploitation. Prison reforms would see inmates spend more time working and learning while the controversial Prevent programme Labour introduced to stop radicalisation would be overhauled as part of plans to deal with the growing terror threat. But Tory Home Secretary Theresa May said the Government had increased the proportion of officers on the frontline. She added: 'These are the same tired, unfunded promises from a Labour party who tied up the police with red tape and central targets, and who have opposed everything we have done to help the police do more with less. 'People have had enough of Labour's made-up numbers and scaremongering. When we started to clear up the mess left by their legacy of debt, they warned that crime would rise. They were wrong: crime is down by more than a fifth under this Government, and has never been lower.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEd Miliband today pledged to protect the jobs of 10,000 police officers as Labour claimed Tory cuts had allowed rapists and violent criminals to go free. The Labour leader said the bobby on the beat is 'at risk of disappearing', while rising numbers of serious criminals 'are being let off the hook'. But the launch of Labour's criminal justice plans risked being over-shadowed by the news that the party's police adviser, Lord Stephens, is\u00a0be investigated over hotly disputed allegations of a cover-up of police corruption in the bungled Stephen Lawrence murder probe. Labour leader Ed Miliband\u00a0said the bobby on the beat is 'at risk of disappearing', while rising numbers of serious criminals 'are being let off the hook' Mr Miliband hopes to get back on the front foot today with the promise of action to protect community policing. It comes after the chaotic launch of a plan to abolish non-dom tax status for foreigners and a deeply personal row with the Tories over claims he 'stabbed his brother in the back' and would do the same to Britain to get into power. Today Labour claims the police are 'struggling to keep up' with the rise in child sexual exploitation, terrorism and online crime while public safety is being 'put at risk' by a chaotic prison and probation system. Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) would be axed to help fund the\u00a0\u00a3800 million plan to guarantee neighbourhood policing across England and Wales. PCCs were set up by the Tories to increase accountability, but turnout was just 15 per cent in elections held in 2011. Mr Miliband said: 'Because of the Conservatives'\u00a0decisions, neighbourhood policing - the foundation of good British policing - is at risk of disappearing, whilst increasing numbers of serious criminals are being let off the hook. 'Labour has a better plan. We will make different choices, finding savings to safeguard 10,000 officers in the next three years. 'We will ensure victims are at the heart of the criminal justice system with the country's first ever victims' law. And we will ensure the police have the powers they need to keep us safe, including proper controls for dangerous terror suspects.' Mr Miliband and shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper joined with police officers from Ollerton Police Station during a walk around New Ollerton in Nottinghamshire . Ms Cooper claimed the Tories were planning deeper cuts to policing in the next Parliament 'even though the police are already struggling to keep up with rising complex cases' New laws would introduce a local policing commitment that required forces to guarantee neighbourhood policing and 10,000 officers would be safeguarded for three years, the party said. Axing the PCCs combined with charging higher fees for gun licences and requiring police forces to share services and carry out joint procurement would fund the plans, according to Labour. Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington headed an independent commission on policing by the Labour party. However, last night it emerged the former Metropolitan Police commissioner and crossbench peer, is to be investigated over the Lawrence murder inquiry. Labour said new laws would introduce a local policing commitment that required forces to guarantee neighbourhood policing and 10,000 officers would be safeguarded for three years . The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said it will investigate claims that the former Met chief failed to hand over key information to the Macpherson Inquiry regarding the black teenager\u2019s race hate killing. The watchdog probe stems from a complaint from Stephen\u2019s father Neville Lawrence. Lord Stevens was deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police from 1998 to 2000 \u2013 while the Macpherson Inquiry report was being compiled \u2013 before serving five years as the UK\u2019s most senior policeman. The complaint concerns a letter to the Macpherson Inquiry in 1998, in which Lord Stevens stated that no officer or former officer involved in giving evidence was under investigation for corruption. It is alleged that the letter included misleading information. A source said: \u2018Any suggestion that anyone from the Met would seek to withhold the truth from the Macpherson Inquiry at that time is completely untrue. Last year Mark Ellison wrote to Lord Stevens to say he had done nothing wrong.\u2019 Last night, Channel 4 News \u2013 which revealed details of the IPCC probe into Lord Stevens \u2013 quoted him as saying: \u2018Step very carefully, I\u2019m not putting up with any more c**p about this.\u2019 Quoting from a letter he received from Mr Ellison, Lord Stevens was reported to have said: \u2018No one is suggesting that you did anything that was culpable in any way.\u2019 Despite the revelation, Lord Stevens was quoted by Labour backing their policing plans. He said: 'This is the right plan for neighbourhood policing, following the plans set out by the independent commission I had the pleasure to chair. 'It is not credible to say you can take away resources on the scale the Government are talking about without wiping out neighbourhood policing. ;And it doesn't show the right priorities to be spending significant sums on police and crime commissioners, nor to be ideologically opposed to the shared services and joint procurement that simply must be driven through.' 'Cover-up':\u00a0Former Met Police commissioner Lord Stevens (left) is to be investigated into allegations of a cover-up over the Stephen Lawrence murder probe in the nineties . Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said: 'Under the Tories we've seen fewer police on the beat, longer waits for 999 calls and less justice for victims as there have been fewer arrests and prosecutions for rising crimes like violence, rape or child sex offences. 'Now they plan deeper cuts to policing in the next Parliament even though the police are already struggling to keep up with rising complex cases such as child sexual exploitation, terrorism or online crime.' Labour's manifesto will commit to improved crime prevention and the introduction of a new child protection unit to tackle sexual exploitation. Prison reforms would see inmates spend more time working and learning while the controversial Prevent programme Labour introduced to stop radicalisation would be overhauled as part of plans to deal with the growing terror threat. But Tory Home Secretary Theresa May said the Government had increased the proportion of officers on the frontline. She added: 'These are the same tired, unfunded promises from a Labour party who tied up the police with red tape and central targets, and who have opposed everything we have done to help the police do more with less. 'People have had enough of Labour's made-up numbers and scaremongering. When we started to clear up the mess left by their legacy of debt, they warned that crime would rise. They were wrong: crime is down by more than a fifth under this Government, and has never been lower.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "ad696a5178f453a1dfcdbd42cdfdd9cb02e2ab46", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Miliband warns cuts mean rapists and\u00a0violent\u00a0criminals have gone free .\nPledge to scrap Police and Crime Commissioners to save money .\nEx-Met chief Lord Stevens carried out policing review for Labour .\nFaces probe over claim he did not give information to Macpherson inquiry ."}}
{"prompt": "The goals may have dried up at club level for Graziano Pelle but the Southampton striker repaid Italy coach Antonio Conte's faith by scoring against England. Having arrived from Feyenoord at a reported cost of \u00a39million, the 29-year-old seamlessly slotted in at St Mary's, netting nine goals in his first 12 matches. However,  Pelle has struggled in front of goal in recent months and has not managed to find the net in the Barclays Premier League since December 20. Graziano Pelle celebrates after giving Italy the lead against England at Juventus Stadium on Tuesday night . The Southampton striker glanced Girogio Chiellini's cross into Joe Hart's far corner to make it 1-0 . Saints fans will be hoping that drought may soon come to an end after seeing the striker score a fine, glancing header in the Azzurri's 1-1 draw with England at the Juventus Stadium. 'I felt good today and the manager gave me the opportunity,' Pelle, the only British-based player in the Italy squad, said. England No 1 Hart dives in vain as Pelle claims his second international goal in his third cap . Pelle has not scored in the Premier League for Southampton since December . 'Those that play always have to prove themselves to the coach. 'I played alongside Eder at Sampdoria and we understand each other well. I'm happy to have scored and to have been given another chance by the manager. 'I wanted to score another but unfortunately it didn't happen.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe goals may have dried up at club level for Graziano Pelle but the Southampton striker repaid Italy coach Antonio Conte's faith by scoring against England. Having arrived from Feyenoord at a reported cost of \u00a39million, the 29-year-old seamlessly slotted in at St Mary's, netting nine goals in his first 12 matches. However,  Pelle has struggled in front of goal in recent months and has not managed to find the net in the Barclays Premier League since December 20. Graziano Pelle celebrates after giving Italy the lead against England at Juventus Stadium on Tuesday night . The Southampton striker glanced Girogio Chiellini's cross into Joe Hart's far corner to make it 1-0 . Saints fans will be hoping that drought may soon come to an end after seeing the striker score a fine, glancing header in the Azzurri's 1-1 draw with England at the Juventus Stadium. 'I felt good today and the manager gave me the opportunity,' Pelle, the only British-based player in the Italy squad, said. England No 1 Hart dives in vain as Pelle claims his second international goal in his third cap . Pelle has not scored in the Premier League for Southampton since December . 'Those that play always have to prove themselves to the coach. 'I played alongside Eder at Sampdoria and we understand each other well. I'm happy to have scored and to have been given another chance by the manager. 'I wanted to score another but unfortunately it didn't happen.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "bd455285a50d2889e62524440a636c7946280b7c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Italy and England drew 1-1 in a friendly at Juventus Stadium on Tuesday .\nGraziano Pelle netted for Italy, his second goal in just three caps .\nSouthampton striker has not scored in Premier League since December ."}}
{"prompt": "Borussia Dortmund's Nuri Sahin claims Arsenal tried to lure him from the Bundesliga with a 'great bid' but the Turkey international didn't go because his family wanted to stay in Germany. The former Real Madrid and Liverpool midfielder, now back at Dortmund, attracted interest from the Gunners back in 2005 when he was playing in the under 17s. 'Arsenal wanted to sign me with a great bid. My family didn't want me to go England,' he told Ntvspor. Borussia Dortmund's Nuri Sahin claims Arsenal tried to lure him from the Bundesliga with a 'great bid' 'They knew that Dortmund would rise again. I'm grateful for this. After the bid, Dortmund realised that I'm valuable. 'The next year Bert van Marwijk put me in the first team. I was only 16. Also [Jurgen] Klopp trusted me. He is a great person. Now 26, Sahin is back 'home' in Dortmund following an unsuccessful stint at Real that included five months on loan at Anfield during which he failed to settle in and claimed Brendan Rodgers played him out of position. Sahin spent five months on loan at Liverpool (left) while at Real Madrid (right) before returning to Dortmund . Sahin also explained the differences he's experienced between the Bundesliga, La Liga and the Premier League. 'The Bundesliga fans like loyalty. Madrid is a bit different, every player dreams about it. Madrid fans are familiar with success. 'They feel excited only by the El Clasico or the Champions League. Liverpool and Dortmund are different, especially Dortmund.' The lofty heights he's experienced at Dortmund have deserted the proud club this season as they spent the early stages of the campaign at serious risk of relegation, though a resurgence has seen them climb to the relative safety of 10th. They face a tough task on Saturday against the league leaders Bayern Munich before a German Cup quarter-final clash with Hoffenheim on Tuesday.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBorussia Dortmund's Nuri Sahin claims Arsenal tried to lure him from the Bundesliga with a 'great bid' but the Turkey international didn't go because his family wanted to stay in Germany. The former Real Madrid and Liverpool midfielder, now back at Dortmund, attracted interest from the Gunners back in 2005 when he was playing in the under 17s. 'Arsenal wanted to sign me with a great bid. My family didn't want me to go England,' he told Ntvspor. Borussia Dortmund's Nuri Sahin claims Arsenal tried to lure him from the Bundesliga with a 'great bid' 'They knew that Dortmund would rise again. I'm grateful for this. After the bid, Dortmund realised that I'm valuable. 'The next year Bert van Marwijk put me in the first team. I was only 16. Also [Jurgen] Klopp trusted me. He is a great person. Now 26, Sahin is back 'home' in Dortmund following an unsuccessful stint at Real that included five months on loan at Anfield during which he failed to settle in and claimed Brendan Rodgers played him out of position. Sahin spent five months on loan at Liverpool (left) while at Real Madrid (right) before returning to Dortmund . Sahin also explained the differences he's experienced between the Bundesliga, La Liga and the Premier League. 'The Bundesliga fans like loyalty. Madrid is a bit different, every player dreams about it. Madrid fans are familiar with success. 'They feel excited only by the El Clasico or the Champions League. Liverpool and Dortmund are different, especially Dortmund.' The lofty heights he's experienced at Dortmund have deserted the proud club this season as they spent the early stages of the campaign at serious risk of relegation, though a resurgence has seen them climb to the relative safety of 10th. They face a tough task on Saturday against the league leaders Bayern Munich before a German Cup quarter-final clash with Hoffenheim on Tuesday."}], "metadata": {"id": "fc4ac9e85c3c7059df930b2e720fe03173522203", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Nuri Sahin said he turned down an offer from Arsenal to stay in Germany .\nThe decision was based on his family's wishes to not move to England .\nFormer Liverpool loanee said Borussia Dortmund is his 'home' club .\nREAD: Wenger reveals secrets of his team selection process .\nCLICK HERE for the latest Arsenal news ."}}
{"prompt": "She's a best-selling singer, actress, fashion designer, beauty buff and one of the world's best connected stars. And now, Rita Ora - who is only 24 and has already made the transition from a Kosovan-born fledgling singer to one of the globe's most successful and popular stars - is lending her good looks to a modelling campaign. Rita has been unveiled as the face of Rimmel's latest beauty campaign and showcases the brand's colourful new collection of eyeliners, lipsticks and nail varnishes. Scroll down for video . Rita Ora, 24, has lent her good looks to Rimmel's colourful new beauty campaign . Rocking a red lip and beachy, tousled hair, Rita proves she can cut it as a model. Kate Moss had to wait almost a decade to get a look from Rimmel but not Rita, who was snapped up in 2013 by the beauty giant. Rita has even unveiled her own festival-inspired range, Rimmel: Colourfest Lip and Nail Collection by Rita Ora, for the beauty giant. The collection, which is also inspired by Rita's passion for music, is full of long-lasting lip glosses and high shine polishes in the rainbow hued colours that Rita loves. Rocking a red lip and beachy, tousled hair, Rita proves she can cut it as a model as she showcases her cleavage in a Brian Litchenberg \u00a0graffiti-emblazoned crop top . Rita also recently unveiled her own festival-inspired range, Rimmel: Colourfest Lip and Nail Collection by Rita Ora, for the beauty giant . As well as conquering the beauty world, Rita partied with fashion's finest at Tommy Hilfiger's new store opening and dinner party that followed in Paris, France, on Tuesday night. Rita's rapper beau Ricky, son of the legendary designer, smartened up for the occasion, ditching his usual emo jumpers and baggy jeans for a grey suit. The green-haired star happily posed alongside his girlfriend, who set off her look with a top-knot and a slick of deep red lipstick. Rita partied with fashion's finest at Tommy Hilfiger's new store opening and dinner party that followed in Paris, France, on Tuesday night with her boyfriend Ricky . Rita and Ricky's romance has been going from strength-to-strength since they met last summer and the pair reportedly moved in together in January. The Voice UK coach showed no sign of her recent disappointment after losing her two remaining acts, Karis and Joe, during the semi-final of the BBC One singing competition last weekend. The pop starlet is the only coach going into the final with no acts. Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson was the only mentor to get both of his acts - Emmanuel and Stevie - into the final, while Will.i.am and Sir Tom both have a contestant in the running to be crowned the winner of series four. Rita's own\u00a0collection is also inspired by her passion for music, with one polish in her range fittingly being named 'Glastonberry'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nShe's a best-selling singer, actress, fashion designer, beauty buff and one of the world's best connected stars. And now, Rita Ora - who is only 24 and has already made the transition from a Kosovan-born fledgling singer to one of the globe's most successful and popular stars - is lending her good looks to a modelling campaign. Rita has been unveiled as the face of Rimmel's latest beauty campaign and showcases the brand's colourful new collection of eyeliners, lipsticks and nail varnishes. Scroll down for video . Rita Ora, 24, has lent her good looks to Rimmel's colourful new beauty campaign . Rocking a red lip and beachy, tousled hair, Rita proves she can cut it as a model. Kate Moss had to wait almost a decade to get a look from Rimmel but not Rita, who was snapped up in 2013 by the beauty giant. Rita has even unveiled her own festival-inspired range, Rimmel: Colourfest Lip and Nail Collection by Rita Ora, for the beauty giant. The collection, which is also inspired by Rita's passion for music, is full of long-lasting lip glosses and high shine polishes in the rainbow hued colours that Rita loves. Rocking a red lip and beachy, tousled hair, Rita proves she can cut it as a model as she showcases her cleavage in a Brian Litchenberg \u00a0graffiti-emblazoned crop top . Rita also recently unveiled her own festival-inspired range, Rimmel: Colourfest Lip and Nail Collection by Rita Ora, for the beauty giant . As well as conquering the beauty world, Rita partied with fashion's finest at Tommy Hilfiger's new store opening and dinner party that followed in Paris, France, on Tuesday night. Rita's rapper beau Ricky, son of the legendary designer, smartened up for the occasion, ditching his usual emo jumpers and baggy jeans for a grey suit. The green-haired star happily posed alongside his girlfriend, who set off her look with a top-knot and a slick of deep red lipstick. Rita partied with fashion's finest at Tommy Hilfiger's new store opening and dinner party that followed in Paris, France, on Tuesday night with her boyfriend Ricky . Rita and Ricky's romance has been going from strength-to-strength since they met last summer and the pair reportedly moved in together in January. The Voice UK coach showed no sign of her recent disappointment after losing her two remaining acts, Karis and Joe, during the semi-final of the BBC One singing competition last weekend. The pop starlet is the only coach going into the final with no acts. Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson was the only mentor to get both of his acts - Emmanuel and Stevie - into the final, while Will.i.am and Sir Tom both have a contestant in the running to be crowned the winner of series four. Rita's own\u00a0collection is also inspired by her passion for music, with one polish in her range fittingly being named 'Glastonberry'"}], "metadata": {"id": "1e3d603b369e158a2d6c404d947c657dc641fb3d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Rita, 24, models in colourful new Rimmel beauty campaign .\nStar has also designed her own make-up collection for brand .\nPartied in Paris last night with boyfriend Ricky Hilfiger ."}}
{"prompt": "Jodi Arias has reported to prison to begin serving her life sentence for murder, and she has a new mugshot. The image shows a stone-faced Arias dressed in an orange prison uniform. It's a sharp contrast from her original booking photo in which displayed a smirk.\u00a0She later said she flashed the grin because that's what her victim would have done if he were in the same situation. She also figured the mugshot would be all over the Internet, 'so why not?' Arias was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison - with no change of parole - on Monday. She plans to appeal the conviction. Scroll down for video . Life in prison is no laughing matter: Jodi Arias looks serious in a new mugshot (left) taken  this week, as she starts her life in prison sentence for murdering ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander. In her first mugshot, taken in 2008 (right), Arias smiled on purpose because she knew the picture would be widely published . She killed ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in what prosecutors said was a jealous rage because he wanted to break off their relationship. Arias killed her ex-boyfriend in 2008 after a stormy relationship. Prosecutors say she murdered him in a jealous rage because he wanted to break off the relationship. She shot Alexander and stabbed him nearly 30 times in his suburban Phoenix home before fleeing and driving to Utah to meet up with another romantic interest. She was arrested weeks later and initially denied any involvement. International media attention soon followed after she did two television interviews in which she told a bizarre story of masked intruders breaking into the home and killing Alexander while she cowered in fear. She subsequently changed her story and said it was self-defense after Alexander attacked her on the day he died. The rest of her life: On Monday, a judge sentenced Arias to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Arias pictured above in Maricopa County Superior Court the day the sentence was handed down . Victorious for some: Chris Hughes, friend of victim Travis Alexander, claps his hands as he leaves the Maricopa Count courthouse following sentencing on Monday . Victim: Prosecutors said Arias heartlessly killed Alexander (pictured together above) because he wanted to break up with her . Her 2013 trial became a media circus as details of their kinky relationship and the violent crime scene emerged in court and were broadcast live. Spectators traveled to Phoenix and lined up in the middle of the night to get a seat in the courtroom to catch a glimpse of what had become to many a real-life soap opera. Interest in the case intensified after Arias did a jailhouse interview minutes after she was convicted of murder, telling a local TV reporter that she preferred the death penalty over life in prison. 'I would much rather die sooner than later. Longevity runs in my family, and I don't want to spend the rest of my natural life in one place,' she said. The original jury was deadlocked on whether to sentence her to death, setting up another penalty phase trial that began last year. After months of testimony and efforts by Arias' lawyers to portray Alexander as a sexual deviant who physically and emotionally abused her, the second jury also failed to reach a unanimous decision \u2014 this time 11-1 in favor of death. The 11 jurors who wanted the death penalty said the holdout juror had an agenda and was sympathetic to Arias.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJodi Arias has reported to prison to begin serving her life sentence for murder, and she has a new mugshot. The image shows a stone-faced Arias dressed in an orange prison uniform. It's a sharp contrast from her original booking photo in which displayed a smirk.\u00a0She later said she flashed the grin because that's what her victim would have done if he were in the same situation. She also figured the mugshot would be all over the Internet, 'so why not?' Arias was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison - with no change of parole - on Monday. She plans to appeal the conviction. Scroll down for video . Life in prison is no laughing matter: Jodi Arias looks serious in a new mugshot (left) taken  this week, as she starts her life in prison sentence for murdering ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander. In her first mugshot, taken in 2008 (right), Arias smiled on purpose because she knew the picture would be widely published . She killed ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in what prosecutors said was a jealous rage because he wanted to break off their relationship. Arias killed her ex-boyfriend in 2008 after a stormy relationship. Prosecutors say she murdered him in a jealous rage because he wanted to break off the relationship. She shot Alexander and stabbed him nearly 30 times in his suburban Phoenix home before fleeing and driving to Utah to meet up with another romantic interest. She was arrested weeks later and initially denied any involvement. International media attention soon followed after she did two television interviews in which she told a bizarre story of masked intruders breaking into the home and killing Alexander while she cowered in fear. She subsequently changed her story and said it was self-defense after Alexander attacked her on the day he died. The rest of her life: On Monday, a judge sentenced Arias to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Arias pictured above in Maricopa County Superior Court the day the sentence was handed down . Victorious for some: Chris Hughes, friend of victim Travis Alexander, claps his hands as he leaves the Maricopa Count courthouse following sentencing on Monday . Victim: Prosecutors said Arias heartlessly killed Alexander (pictured together above) because he wanted to break up with her . Her 2013 trial became a media circus as details of their kinky relationship and the violent crime scene emerged in court and were broadcast live. Spectators traveled to Phoenix and lined up in the middle of the night to get a seat in the courtroom to catch a glimpse of what had become to many a real-life soap opera. Interest in the case intensified after Arias did a jailhouse interview minutes after she was convicted of murder, telling a local TV reporter that she preferred the death penalty over life in prison. 'I would much rather die sooner than later. Longevity runs in my family, and I don't want to spend the rest of my natural life in one place,' she said. The original jury was deadlocked on whether to sentence her to death, setting up another penalty phase trial that began last year. After months of testimony and efforts by Arias' lawyers to portray Alexander as a sexual deviant who physically and emotionally abused her, the second jury also failed to reach a unanimous decision \u2014 this time 11-1 in favor of death. The 11 jurors who wanted the death penalty said the holdout juror had an agenda and was sympathetic to Arias."}], "metadata": {"id": "bf9150235ac34f00e5ea0dbd299c2cd94b9c9cc0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "The 34-year-old convicted murderer posed for a new mugshot this week after she was sentenced to life in prison for killing her ex-boyfriend .\nIn her first mugshot, taken after her arrest in 2008, Arias smiled and later said she did so on purpose because she knew it would be widely published .\nArias plans to appeal her conviction ."}}
{"prompt": "A fugitive who taunted authorities by taking selfies outside police stations while he was on the run has finally been jailed. Aaron Bee was wanted by Lincolnshire Police over an alleged domestic violence and assault. After fleeing his home, the 22-year-old  goaded officers by sharing photographs online which showed him standing outside the force's headquarters. He was eventually arrested in November in a cafe after posing outside five different police stations over two weeks and was this week jailed for eight months. Aaron Bee went on the run for two weeks last year, taunting the police officers who were chasing him with selfies taken outside their headquarters. He has now been jailed for eight months . But after spending less than five months behind bars since his arrest, the 22-year-old has already been released. Last year Bee taunted officers by captioning photographs 'come catch me if you can' and bragging that he was 'always playing hide and seek'. He visited five different police stations without being apprehended and even flashing his genitals outside one. The father of one had been wanted by police for breaking a non-molestation order against his former girlfriend after showing up at her house in the middle of the night. Lincoln Crown Court heard how he had been 'threatening and abusive' towards the woman when he 'kicked her door down' last October. The father of one pictured outside Lincolnshire Police headquarters in November. He was eventually arrested in a cafe . Before his arrest Bee said he was taunting police 'as a bit of fun'. He was jailed yesterday for eight months but has been released after spending less than five months behind bars since being arrested . When police couldn't find him after the assault they released his mugshot to appeal for his whereabouts. In response, Bee took to Facebook to mock their efforts. Among pictures he shared online was one of a police officer standing in the street which he captioned 'is it me you're looking for'. He also posed outside Lincolnshire Police HQ, looking towards the camera and giving a thumbs up. In other posts he said the justice system 'is really f****d up' and bragged about buying a doughnut in Tesco without being caught. At the time, he said he was taunting police 'because it's funny.' He told reporters: 'It's really funny, I wanted to do it to show how ridiculous this all is and how they obviously aren't that bothered about me,' without disclosing his whereabouts. The 22-year-old made several jibes on Facebook, joking that he needed new hiding places after being hunted for breaking a non-molestation order against his former girlfriend . While on the run Bee mocked police officers by uploading a photograph of one with the caption 'hello is it me your (sic) looking for'. He was arrested in mid November and remanded into custody . Before his arrest Bee bemoaned being hunted by police for 'a poxy assaut'. Lincoln Crown Court heard how he grabbed his former girlfriend by the throat when he broke a non-molestation order to turn up at her house . He was eventually arrested in a cafe in Lincoln before being brought before court. Sentencing, Judge Michael Heath said: 'The non-molestation order was made in April 2013 by a County Court judge. 'He did not make it for fun. He made it to afford protection to the person who applied for it who was your erstwhile partner. 'When a judge makes a non-molestation order he expects that it will be obeyed. 'If it isn't you go inside. If you breach the non-molestation order again the sentences will get longer and longer.' Bee was jailed for eight months but is likely to be released imminently after being kept behind bars since November.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA fugitive who taunted authorities by taking selfies outside police stations while he was on the run has finally been jailed. Aaron Bee was wanted by Lincolnshire Police over an alleged domestic violence and assault. After fleeing his home, the 22-year-old  goaded officers by sharing photographs online which showed him standing outside the force's headquarters. He was eventually arrested in November in a cafe after posing outside five different police stations over two weeks and was this week jailed for eight months. Aaron Bee went on the run for two weeks last year, taunting the police officers who were chasing him with selfies taken outside their headquarters. He has now been jailed for eight months . But after spending less than five months behind bars since his arrest, the 22-year-old has already been released. Last year Bee taunted officers by captioning photographs 'come catch me if you can' and bragging that he was 'always playing hide and seek'. He visited five different police stations without being apprehended and even flashing his genitals outside one. The father of one had been wanted by police for breaking a non-molestation order against his former girlfriend after showing up at her house in the middle of the night. Lincoln Crown Court heard how he had been 'threatening and abusive' towards the woman when he 'kicked her door down' last October. The father of one pictured outside Lincolnshire Police headquarters in November. He was eventually arrested in a cafe . Before his arrest Bee said he was taunting police 'as a bit of fun'. He was jailed yesterday for eight months but has been released after spending less than five months behind bars since being arrested . When police couldn't find him after the assault they released his mugshot to appeal for his whereabouts. In response, Bee took to Facebook to mock their efforts. Among pictures he shared online was one of a police officer standing in the street which he captioned 'is it me you're looking for'. He also posed outside Lincolnshire Police HQ, looking towards the camera and giving a thumbs up. In other posts he said the justice system 'is really f****d up' and bragged about buying a doughnut in Tesco without being caught. At the time, he said he was taunting police 'because it's funny.' He told reporters: 'It's really funny, I wanted to do it to show how ridiculous this all is and how they obviously aren't that bothered about me,' without disclosing his whereabouts. The 22-year-old made several jibes on Facebook, joking that he needed new hiding places after being hunted for breaking a non-molestation order against his former girlfriend . While on the run Bee mocked police officers by uploading a photograph of one with the caption 'hello is it me your (sic) looking for'. He was arrested in mid November and remanded into custody . Before his arrest Bee bemoaned being hunted by police for 'a poxy assaut'. Lincoln Crown Court heard how he grabbed his former girlfriend by the throat when he broke a non-molestation order to turn up at her house . He was eventually arrested in a cafe in Lincoln before being brought before court. Sentencing, Judge Michael Heath said: 'The non-molestation order was made in April 2013 by a County Court judge. 'He did not make it for fun. He made it to afford protection to the person who applied for it who was your erstwhile partner. 'When a judge makes a non-molestation order he expects that it will be obeyed. 'If it isn't you go inside. If you breach the non-molestation order again the sentences will get longer and longer.' Bee was jailed for eight months but is likely to be released imminently after being kept behind bars since November."}], "metadata": {"id": "48683e831347bf8ebdd8b26771b3dc7d22eb7f5a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Aaron Bee, 22, spent two weeks on the run from Lincolnshire Police .\nThe father of one posted taunting selfies on Facebook over 13 days .\nOfficers finally caught up with him at a cafe in Lincoln \u00a0in November .\nHe was has now been jailed for eight months over domestic violence ."}}
{"prompt": "Although invisibility suits and hover cars are yet to become a reality, it turns out we might be closer to the future than we think. Austrian designers, Maya Pindeus, 24, and Johanna Pichlbauer, 25, have created a robot that takes the effort out of applying make-up - by doing it for you. The device applies eyeliner with a long black brush, while an attachment smears lipstick on lips, before lighting up when the process  is complete. Scroll down for video . There's clearly still a few precision kinks with the Beautification machine created by Austrian designers Maya Pindeus and Johanna Pichlbauer . A visitor lets the machine apply her red lipstick thanks to a crank which creates a circular rotation . The robot made its debut at the exhibition, Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne 2015, in France, and gallery visitors were in for a treat. The machine is composed of three components: a lipstick wheel, an eyeliner applicator, and a mask which illuminates when the 'beautification' was complete. Women were then filmed testing the machine for the two University of Vienna students' art project entitled Beautification. When creating a device for such a personal ritual as applying make-up, anyone would think that the robots would favour precision and speed, but this was - hilariously- not the case. The beginning of the video shows the designers setting up and creating the machine's frame which includes two magnified mirrors. Each device is fitted with chin rests in order to let the user know where to position their faces. Another girl has felt the wrath of the machine, which has dealt her face many random strokes of eyeliner . A gallery visitor rests her head on the chin rest, expecting eyeliner to be expertly applied . The eyeliner is fixed to a robotic arm, which moves the brush in a movement intended to mimic that of a hand, against the backdrop of a mirror with the motto, 'with determined brush strokes the cosmetic ritual takes its course' inscribed into the glass. The lipstick wand is secured to a crank which  rotates in small circles. Once each area has been completed, a mask threaded with LEDs lights up in the corresponding part of  the female face. The video shows how it's only when visitors begin trying out the make-up robot that they realise precision is not the machine's greatest attribute. Each woman rests their chin on the chin-rest and the eyeliner brush is seen swiping wildly, leaving them with smears of kohl on their foreheads, eyelids and along the bridge of their nose. At one point the robot actually smears the eyeliner directly into a unsuspecting girl's eye. The lipstick robot is slightly more successful than the eyeliner robot, as the user can control how much lipstick is applied . Next a woman  trials the lipstick wand but the speedy circular rotation of the lipstick isn't well aligned to the natural shape of a pair of lips. The user is left with a  circular smudge over her  lips and chin. But Pindeus and Pichlbauer say the robots weren't intended to revolutionise make-up, explaining: 'We wanted to explore the relationship between humans and machines.' The designers found the results of the art project were differed from their initial expectations. 'We expected the outcome to be threatening and a little creepy but instead we discovered a very affectionate side in our robot. One woman is waiting for her eyeliner to be applied, with her face directly aligned with the brush . She gets a shock when the eyeliner brush swipes directly into her eye . 'The interaction with our machine made people smile. Its tireless spins, the way it didn\u2019t quite succeed, it seemed to have its own ideas of what looked good in a human face.' On their Tumblr page, the pair explain the inspiration for the project: 'Without us paying much attention, many processes and rituals in our lives have been taken over by machines which are said to be cold and unemotional.' The designers added: 'Our machines, however, have their own will, their own ideals. We want to put users in the beauty care of robots, to experience what it feels like when delicate decisions that are usually made by themselves are now determined by machines.' The third component of the make-up robots is a light mask (pictured), which is meant to illuminate parts of the face it is satisfied with .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAlthough invisibility suits and hover cars are yet to become a reality, it turns out we might be closer to the future than we think. Austrian designers, Maya Pindeus, 24, and Johanna Pichlbauer, 25, have created a robot that takes the effort out of applying make-up - by doing it for you. The device applies eyeliner with a long black brush, while an attachment smears lipstick on lips, before lighting up when the process  is complete. Scroll down for video . There's clearly still a few precision kinks with the Beautification machine created by Austrian designers Maya Pindeus and Johanna Pichlbauer . A visitor lets the machine apply her red lipstick thanks to a crank which creates a circular rotation . The robot made its debut at the exhibition, Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne 2015, in France, and gallery visitors were in for a treat. The machine is composed of three components: a lipstick wheel, an eyeliner applicator, and a mask which illuminates when the 'beautification' was complete. Women were then filmed testing the machine for the two University of Vienna students' art project entitled Beautification. When creating a device for such a personal ritual as applying make-up, anyone would think that the robots would favour precision and speed, but this was - hilariously- not the case. The beginning of the video shows the designers setting up and creating the machine's frame which includes two magnified mirrors. Each device is fitted with chin rests in order to let the user know where to position their faces. Another girl has felt the wrath of the machine, which has dealt her face many random strokes of eyeliner . A gallery visitor rests her head on the chin rest, expecting eyeliner to be expertly applied . The eyeliner is fixed to a robotic arm, which moves the brush in a movement intended to mimic that of a hand, against the backdrop of a mirror with the motto, 'with determined brush strokes the cosmetic ritual takes its course' inscribed into the glass. The lipstick wand is secured to a crank which  rotates in small circles. Once each area has been completed, a mask threaded with LEDs lights up in the corresponding part of  the female face. The video shows how it's only when visitors begin trying out the make-up robot that they realise precision is not the machine's greatest attribute. Each woman rests their chin on the chin-rest and the eyeliner brush is seen swiping wildly, leaving them with smears of kohl on their foreheads, eyelids and along the bridge of their nose. At one point the robot actually smears the eyeliner directly into a unsuspecting girl's eye. The lipstick robot is slightly more successful than the eyeliner robot, as the user can control how much lipstick is applied . Next a woman  trials the lipstick wand but the speedy circular rotation of the lipstick isn't well aligned to the natural shape of a pair of lips. The user is left with a  circular smudge over her  lips and chin. But Pindeus and Pichlbauer say the robots weren't intended to revolutionise make-up, explaining: 'We wanted to explore the relationship between humans and machines.' The designers found the results of the art project were differed from their initial expectations. 'We expected the outcome to be threatening and a little creepy but instead we discovered a very affectionate side in our robot. One woman is waiting for her eyeliner to be applied, with her face directly aligned with the brush . She gets a shock when the eyeliner brush swipes directly into her eye . 'The interaction with our machine made people smile. Its tireless spins, the way it didn\u2019t quite succeed, it seemed to have its own ideas of what looked good in a human face.' On their Tumblr page, the pair explain the inspiration for the project: 'Without us paying much attention, many processes and rituals in our lives have been taken over by machines which are said to be cold and unemotional.' The designers added: 'Our machines, however, have their own will, their own ideals. We want to put users in the beauty care of robots, to experience what it feels like when delicate decisions that are usually made by themselves are now determined by machines.' The third component of the make-up robots is a light mask (pictured), which is meant to illuminate parts of the face it is satisfied with ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a8d675b7c262c0a6e1a7f4684a91accf14f7e32f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Created by designers Maya Pindeus, 24, and Johanna Pichlbauer, 25 .\n'Beautification' machines apply eyeliner and lipstick to participants .\nArt project debuted at Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne 2015 ."}}
{"prompt": "The largest single high-definition map of mysterious dark matter has been produced. It is the first in a series of  maps of the cosmos that will eventually allow a 3D view of dark matter across one eighth of the night sky. And the map should allow astronomers to study how galaxies formed in the universe. University of Manchester researchers have revealed an HD dark matter map (shown). It shows clumps of mystery particles across 0.4 per cent of the sky. The goal is to eventually map 12.5 per cent over five years. Red here shows more dark matter, and blue shows less. The moon is shown top left for scale . A team from the University of Manchester, led by Dr Sarah Bridle, has spent the past two years measuring the shapes of galaxies used to construct the map. And the map was released today at the April meeting of the American Physical Society in Baltimore, Maryland. It was created using data captured by the Dark Energy Camera, a 570-megapixel imaging device that is the primary instrument for the Dark Energy Survey (DES) led by Fermilab in the US. The survey uses the 13ft (four metres) Victor M. Blanco Telescope located at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory (CTIO) in Chile. When physicists study the dynamics of galaxies and the movement of stars, they are confronted with a mystery. If they only take visible matter into account, their equations simply don't add up; the elements that can be observed are not sufficient to explain the rotation of objects and the existing gravitational forces. There is something missing. From this they deduced that there must be an invisible kind of matter that does not interact with light but does, as a whole, interact by means of the gravitational force. Called 'dark matter', this substance appears to make up at least 80 per cent of the matter in the known universe. And the project is run overall as part of the five-year Dark Energy Survey (DES), and is the largest map of this detail. Of course, we can\u2019t actually directly observe dark matter yet - so the survey instead looks for its noticeable effect on galaxies. Studying this enables the predicted amounts of dark matter in a given area to be mapped, based on its gravitational effects. \u2018Dark matter could equally be called \u201ctransparent matter\u201d, because we see things behind it that gets distorted by gravity,\u2019 Dr Bridle told MailOnline. In the map she explained we\u2019re seeing about 150 times the area of the full moon, which is about 0.4 per cent of the whole sky. The goal of the DES is to map 12.5 per cent of the entire sky, creating a 3D map of dark matter - and dark energy. \u2018It is amazing to see a map of the dark matter over such a large region of the sky, and the full Dark Energy Survey mass map will be more than 30 times bigger still,\u2019 Dr Bridle said in a separate statement. 'Analysis of the clumpiness of the dark matter in the maps will also allow us to probe the nature of the mysterious dark energy, believed to be causing the expansion of the universe to speed up.' This mosaic image shows the different telescope shots that were combined to make the dark matter map.\u00a0The survey has just completed its second year. As scientists expand their search they\u2019ll be able to better test current cosmological theories by comparing the amounts of dark and visible matter . The survey has just completed its second year. As scientists expand their search, they\u2019ll be able to better test current cosmological theories by comparing the amounts of dark and visible matter. Those theories suggest that, since there is much more dark matter in the universe than visible matter, galaxies will form where there are large concentrations of dark matter (and hence stronger gravity) present. So far, the DES analysis backs this up. The maps show large filaments of matter along which visible galaxies and galaxy clusters lie and cosmic voids where very few galaxies reside. Follow-up studies of some of the enormous filaments and voids, and the enormous volume of data, collected throughout the survey will reveal more about this interplay of mass and light. These maps show how the amount of dark matter corresponds to the formation rate of galaxies. On the left, galaxies can be seen near dark matter clumps (in red), and further away from sparse regions (blue). The image on the right shows some of the regions of sky that were studied . The team at Manchester analysed 130 million separate telescope images of galaxies to make the map. The process of measuring the galaxies is so complex and time consuming that some of the world's largest supercomputers are needed to do it. Each time a new catalogue is made it takes about as much computing power as running 500 ordinary desktop computers for two weeks. 'We have to measure the shape of each galaxy - how distorted it is - with extremely high precision, about one part in 1000,' said Dr Joe Zuntz, also of the University of Manchester, who has been making the measurements. The survey uses the 13ft (four metres) Victor M. Blanco Telescope (middle) located at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory (CTIO) in Chile, outfitted with a newly designed, state-of-the-art Dark Energy Camera (DECam). It will be completed by 2018, mapping dark matter of an eighth of the sky in the process . Dark matter, the mysterious substance that makes up 85 per cent of all matter in the universe, is invisible to even the most sensitive astronomical instruments because it does not emit or block light. But its effects can be seen using a technique called gravitational lensing - studying the distortion that occurs when the gravitational pull of dark matter bends light around distant galaxies. Understanding how the clumpiness of dark matter changes with time will reveal the nature of the enigmatic dark energy, which is the ultimate goal of the survey. The dark matter map released makes use of early DES observations and covers only about three percent of the area of sky DES will document over its five-year mission.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe largest single high-definition map of mysterious dark matter has been produced. It is the first in a series of  maps of the cosmos that will eventually allow a 3D view of dark matter across one eighth of the night sky. And the map should allow astronomers to study how galaxies formed in the universe. University of Manchester researchers have revealed an HD dark matter map (shown). It shows clumps of mystery particles across 0.4 per cent of the sky. The goal is to eventually map 12.5 per cent over five years. Red here shows more dark matter, and blue shows less. The moon is shown top left for scale . A team from the University of Manchester, led by Dr Sarah Bridle, has spent the past two years measuring the shapes of galaxies used to construct the map. And the map was released today at the April meeting of the American Physical Society in Baltimore, Maryland. It was created using data captured by the Dark Energy Camera, a 570-megapixel imaging device that is the primary instrument for the Dark Energy Survey (DES) led by Fermilab in the US. The survey uses the 13ft (four metres) Victor M. Blanco Telescope located at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory (CTIO) in Chile. When physicists study the dynamics of galaxies and the movement of stars, they are confronted with a mystery. If they only take visible matter into account, their equations simply don't add up; the elements that can be observed are not sufficient to explain the rotation of objects and the existing gravitational forces. There is something missing. From this they deduced that there must be an invisible kind of matter that does not interact with light but does, as a whole, interact by means of the gravitational force. Called 'dark matter', this substance appears to make up at least 80 per cent of the matter in the known universe. And the project is run overall as part of the five-year Dark Energy Survey (DES), and is the largest map of this detail. Of course, we can\u2019t actually directly observe dark matter yet - so the survey instead looks for its noticeable effect on galaxies. Studying this enables the predicted amounts of dark matter in a given area to be mapped, based on its gravitational effects. \u2018Dark matter could equally be called \u201ctransparent matter\u201d, because we see things behind it that gets distorted by gravity,\u2019 Dr Bridle told MailOnline. In the map she explained we\u2019re seeing about 150 times the area of the full moon, which is about 0.4 per cent of the whole sky. The goal of the DES is to map 12.5 per cent of the entire sky, creating a 3D map of dark matter - and dark energy. \u2018It is amazing to see a map of the dark matter over such a large region of the sky, and the full Dark Energy Survey mass map will be more than 30 times bigger still,\u2019 Dr Bridle said in a separate statement. 'Analysis of the clumpiness of the dark matter in the maps will also allow us to probe the nature of the mysterious dark energy, believed to be causing the expansion of the universe to speed up.' This mosaic image shows the different telescope shots that were combined to make the dark matter map.\u00a0The survey has just completed its second year. As scientists expand their search they\u2019ll be able to better test current cosmological theories by comparing the amounts of dark and visible matter . The survey has just completed its second year. As scientists expand their search, they\u2019ll be able to better test current cosmological theories by comparing the amounts of dark and visible matter. Those theories suggest that, since there is much more dark matter in the universe than visible matter, galaxies will form where there are large concentrations of dark matter (and hence stronger gravity) present. So far, the DES analysis backs this up. The maps show large filaments of matter along which visible galaxies and galaxy clusters lie and cosmic voids where very few galaxies reside. Follow-up studies of some of the enormous filaments and voids, and the enormous volume of data, collected throughout the survey will reveal more about this interplay of mass and light. These maps show how the amount of dark matter corresponds to the formation rate of galaxies. On the left, galaxies can be seen near dark matter clumps (in red), and further away from sparse regions (blue). The image on the right shows some of the regions of sky that were studied . The team at Manchester analysed 130 million separate telescope images of galaxies to make the map. The process of measuring the galaxies is so complex and time consuming that some of the world's largest supercomputers are needed to do it. Each time a new catalogue is made it takes about as much computing power as running 500 ordinary desktop computers for two weeks. 'We have to measure the shape of each galaxy - how distorted it is - with extremely high precision, about one part in 1000,' said Dr Joe Zuntz, also of the University of Manchester, who has been making the measurements. The survey uses the 13ft (four metres) Victor M. Blanco Telescope (middle) located at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory (CTIO) in Chile, outfitted with a newly designed, state-of-the-art Dark Energy Camera (DECam). It will be completed by 2018, mapping dark matter of an eighth of the sky in the process . Dark matter, the mysterious substance that makes up 85 per cent of all matter in the universe, is invisible to even the most sensitive astronomical instruments because it does not emit or block light. But its effects can be seen using a technique called gravitational lensing - studying the distortion that occurs when the gravitational pull of dark matter bends light around distant galaxies. Understanding how the clumpiness of dark matter changes with time will reveal the nature of the enigmatic dark energy, which is the ultimate goal of the survey. The dark matter map released makes use of early DES observations and covers only about three percent of the area of sky DES will document over its five-year mission."}], "metadata": {"id": "3d22ef0b1871118bd6fce6a8e62c6fc3f6f25edc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "University of Manchester researchers reveal HD dark matter map .\nIt shows clumps of mystery particles across 0.4 per cent of the sky .\nThe goal is to eventually map 12.5 per cent over five years .\nResults could help reveal how galaxies form in the universe ."}}
{"prompt": "The pictures show a caring sister helping her brother with his coat, giving him a kiss, and tenderly holding his hand as they play together. But while the scene looks idyllic, it is tinged with sadness, as Joel Wilkinson has a muscle wasting disease meaning he will eventually be left in a wheelchair and his life will be cut short. The three-year-old, from Hull, was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy just six months ago after his parents, Emma, 33, and Chris, 36, noticed he was struggling to develop and learn to walk. They were left devastated when tests confirmed their son had the incurable condition and that is likely only to live to the age of 20. Now, they have decided to make his short life as full of joy as possible. Joel Wilkinson, five, was diagnosed with\u00a0Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy six months ago, meaning his muscles will slowly waste away. His sister Phoebe, five, adores him and cares for him as much as possible . Joel will eventually need a wheelchair and has a life expectancy of just 20. \u00a0Phoebe  plays only 'muscle friendly' games that won't tire her brother out - and refuses to play games at school unless Joel can join in . Phoebe makes sure her brother is thoroughly looked after - she helps him put on his shoes, fasten up his coat (left), fetches his cereal in the morning and plays with him in the garden (right) Thankfully Joel's big sister, Phoebe, five, adores her brother and makes sure he is thoroughly looked after - she helps him put on his shoes, fasten up his coat and even helps fetch him his cereals in the morning. Mrs Wilkinson said: 'We were heart broken when we discovered that Joel had such an awful terminal disease. 'We told Phoebe as soon as Joel was diagnosed that he had a problem with his muscles and that they're weaker than normal. 'It was important she understood so they could play games that wouldn't tire him such as playing with toys and painting. 'We've told them both that the doctors are trying to find a medicine to help. 'She now only plays \"muscle friendly\" games that don't involve Joel running around and getting extremely tired. 'Phoebe loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together. Duchenne muscular dystrophy is an inherited disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness. It usually only affects boys (around one in 3,500), although girls can carry the defective gene. Although not apparent at birth symptoms appear in early childhood. Boys with Duchenne's will have difficulty with walking, jumping and climbing stairs. The disorder is diagnosed via a blood test and muscle tissue sample. Sufferers are likely to need increasing help and treatments from the age of nine. Walking becomes difficult and a wheelchair is usually needed by the age of 12. As patients go through their teenage years they are more likely to suffer from complications such as chest infections. Most most people with Duchennes survive well into their 20s and sometimes longer. The eventual cause of death is usually a severe chest infection at the stage when lung function is already poor. 'She openly tells their friends that she won't join in with any games unless Joel can keep up too. 'It's such a relief knowing that she's keeping an eye on him when I'm not around.' Mr and Mrs Wilkinson found out their son Joel had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy just before his third birthday last year. The condition affects around one in 3,500 and causes difficulties with movement, meaning a wheelchair is normally needed by the age of 12. Mrs Wilkinson said she hopes there will be a scientific breakthrough before that point. She said: 'His only hope is that researchers have a breakthrough in time to save him and the hundreds of other boys who have this terrible disease. 'Joel will lose the use of his legs first, leaving him wheelchair-bound, and then other muscles thereafter. Eventually, his heart and lungs will fail. At first Joel's parents thought he was a late developer but when at six months he couldn't sit and by two he couldn't walk they knew something was seriously wrong. Mrs Wilkinson said: 'Results from the blood test in July said he had muscle dystrophy, but it wasn't until the end of September, after more tests, that we found out it was Duchenne.' The disease, which results in muscle degeneration, has already left Joel unable to get up the stairs or walk long distances. Mrs Wilkinson added: 'Joel struggles to stand up and despite only being three he looks like a little old man when he tries to get up. 'It's an awful illness but we are going to ensure that Joel has the best life and with Phoebe's help we know he'll enjoy every second. 'Phoebe will often clear away both of their toys so that her little brother doesn't get too tired. 'She will help him put on his shoes, fasten his coat and even helps him with his cereals in the morning. 'When I tell them both to tidy up their toys Phoebe will instantly stick up for him and say \"what about his weak muscles\". Emma Wilkinson, 33, and her husband Chris, 36, realised there was something wrong with their son when Joel wasn't developing properly. The family have now decided to make Joel's short life full of joy . As well as playing with her brother at home, Phoebe looks after Joel at school, spending break times with him . 'It's adorable but he's so spoilt.' Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy occurs mainly in boys and although it can be inherited it often occurs with no known family history of the condition. Mrs Wilkinson said this was the case for her and her husband, so they were shocked when Joel was diagnosed. She said: 'We have no family history of the condition so it has been such a shock for us to come to terms with but that's why we've set up the Joy for Joel appeal.' The family have set up at online fundraising website to ensure Joel he gets the specialist treatment he needs to make his life as comfortable as possible. 'We need funds to help Joel be as independent as possible when he grows up and so we can adapt our home,' Mrs Wilkinson explained. 'When he's older we will need a special hoist and a bedroom and wet room downstairs.' Until then, the family are focusing on creating as many memories as possible with Joel while he has some muscle function. Mrs Wilkinson said: 'Thanks to Phoebe, Joel has a constant play mate and she helps him ensure he gets the most out of the time he has being able to move his muscles. 'There isn't any medication Joel can take that will slow down his muscle deterioration so we have to watch helplessly as he slowly becomes weaker. 'But we're trying to keep positive and with the help of Phoebe we are getting through it as a family.' There is no cure for Duchenne's, nor any medication that can slow \u00a0his muscle deterioration. But thanks to Phoebe, Joel  has a constant playmate . Often Phoebe will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.\u00a0'It's adorable but he's so spoilt,' Mrs Wilkinson said . Mr Wilkinson, who works in IT development support at a logistics company, said: 'We cannot put into words the heartache and devastation Joel's diagnosis is causing us. 'Being unable to help, mend and protect your child is soul-destroying. 'The only thing we can do is bring joy to the time he has.' Families in a similar position can find support by contacting Muscular Dystrophy UK. Robert Meadowcroft, chief executive of the charity, said: 'Hearing that your child has a rare muscle-wasting condition can be a huge shock for parents. 'Families time and time again tell us about the importance of having a strong network in place. 'For many parents, family members and charities like Muscular Dystrophy UK, can play a major role in providing that much needed emotional support and practical help, throughout this journey. 'Many families have told us how they are struck by the sense of acceptance and resilience that a sibling can display as their brother or sister gradually gets weaker. 'Siblings can be very protective and supportive of each other, and will often find imaginative ways to play and have fun together despite mobility issues. 'This can be a huge source of comfort and reassurance for parents.' To donate visit: http://www.joyforjoel.co.uk .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe pictures show a caring sister helping her brother with his coat, giving him a kiss, and tenderly holding his hand as they play together. But while the scene looks idyllic, it is tinged with sadness, as Joel Wilkinson has a muscle wasting disease meaning he will eventually be left in a wheelchair and his life will be cut short. The three-year-old, from Hull, was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy just six months ago after his parents, Emma, 33, and Chris, 36, noticed he was struggling to develop and learn to walk. They were left devastated when tests confirmed their son had the incurable condition and that is likely only to live to the age of 20. Now, they have decided to make his short life as full of joy as possible. Joel Wilkinson, five, was diagnosed with\u00a0Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy six months ago, meaning his muscles will slowly waste away. His sister Phoebe, five, adores him and cares for him as much as possible . Joel will eventually need a wheelchair and has a life expectancy of just 20. \u00a0Phoebe  plays only 'muscle friendly' games that won't tire her brother out - and refuses to play games at school unless Joel can join in . Phoebe makes sure her brother is thoroughly looked after - she helps him put on his shoes, fasten up his coat (left), fetches his cereal in the morning and plays with him in the garden (right) Thankfully Joel's big sister, Phoebe, five, adores her brother and makes sure he is thoroughly looked after - she helps him put on his shoes, fasten up his coat and even helps fetch him his cereals in the morning. Mrs Wilkinson said: 'We were heart broken when we discovered that Joel had such an awful terminal disease. 'We told Phoebe as soon as Joel was diagnosed that he had a problem with his muscles and that they're weaker than normal. 'It was important she understood so they could play games that wouldn't tire him such as playing with toys and painting. 'We've told them both that the doctors are trying to find a medicine to help. 'She now only plays \"muscle friendly\" games that don't involve Joel running around and getting extremely tired. 'Phoebe loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together. Duchenne muscular dystrophy is an inherited disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness. It usually only affects boys (around one in 3,500), although girls can carry the defective gene. Although not apparent at birth symptoms appear in early childhood. Boys with Duchenne's will have difficulty with walking, jumping and climbing stairs. The disorder is diagnosed via a blood test and muscle tissue sample. Sufferers are likely to need increasing help and treatments from the age of nine. Walking becomes difficult and a wheelchair is usually needed by the age of 12. As patients go through their teenage years they are more likely to suffer from complications such as chest infections. Most most people with Duchennes survive well into their 20s and sometimes longer. The eventual cause of death is usually a severe chest infection at the stage when lung function is already poor. 'She openly tells their friends that she won't join in with any games unless Joel can keep up too. 'It's such a relief knowing that she's keeping an eye on him when I'm not around.' Mr and Mrs Wilkinson found out their son Joel had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy just before his third birthday last year. The condition affects around one in 3,500 and causes difficulties with movement, meaning a wheelchair is normally needed by the age of 12. Mrs Wilkinson said she hopes there will be a scientific breakthrough before that point. She said: 'His only hope is that researchers have a breakthrough in time to save him and the hundreds of other boys who have this terrible disease. 'Joel will lose the use of his legs first, leaving him wheelchair-bound, and then other muscles thereafter. Eventually, his heart and lungs will fail. At first Joel's parents thought he was a late developer but when at six months he couldn't sit and by two he couldn't walk they knew something was seriously wrong. Mrs Wilkinson said: 'Results from the blood test in July said he had muscle dystrophy, but it wasn't until the end of September, after more tests, that we found out it was Duchenne.' The disease, which results in muscle degeneration, has already left Joel unable to get up the stairs or walk long distances. Mrs Wilkinson added: 'Joel struggles to stand up and despite only being three he looks like a little old man when he tries to get up. 'It's an awful illness but we are going to ensure that Joel has the best life and with Phoebe's help we know he'll enjoy every second. 'Phoebe will often clear away both of their toys so that her little brother doesn't get too tired. 'She will help him put on his shoes, fasten his coat and even helps him with his cereals in the morning. 'When I tell them both to tidy up their toys Phoebe will instantly stick up for him and say \"what about his weak muscles\". Emma Wilkinson, 33, and her husband Chris, 36, realised there was something wrong with their son when Joel wasn't developing properly. The family have now decided to make Joel's short life full of joy . As well as playing with her brother at home, Phoebe looks after Joel at school, spending break times with him . 'It's adorable but he's so spoilt.' Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy occurs mainly in boys and although it can be inherited it often occurs with no known family history of the condition. Mrs Wilkinson said this was the case for her and her husband, so they were shocked when Joel was diagnosed. She said: 'We have no family history of the condition so it has been such a shock for us to come to terms with but that's why we've set up the Joy for Joel appeal.' The family have set up at online fundraising website to ensure Joel he gets the specialist treatment he needs to make his life as comfortable as possible. 'We need funds to help Joel be as independent as possible when he grows up and so we can adapt our home,' Mrs Wilkinson explained. 'When he's older we will need a special hoist and a bedroom and wet room downstairs.' Until then, the family are focusing on creating as many memories as possible with Joel while he has some muscle function. Mrs Wilkinson said: 'Thanks to Phoebe, Joel has a constant play mate and she helps him ensure he gets the most out of the time he has being able to move his muscles. 'There isn't any medication Joel can take that will slow down his muscle deterioration so we have to watch helplessly as he slowly becomes weaker. 'But we're trying to keep positive and with the help of Phoebe we are getting through it as a family.' There is no cure for Duchenne's, nor any medication that can slow \u00a0his muscle deterioration. But thanks to Phoebe, Joel  has a constant playmate . Often Phoebe will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.\u00a0'It's adorable but he's so spoilt,' Mrs Wilkinson said . Mr Wilkinson, who works in IT development support at a logistics company, said: 'We cannot put into words the heartache and devastation Joel's diagnosis is causing us. 'Being unable to help, mend and protect your child is soul-destroying. 'The only thing we can do is bring joy to the time he has.' Families in a similar position can find support by contacting Muscular Dystrophy UK. Robert Meadowcroft, chief executive of the charity, said: 'Hearing that your child has a rare muscle-wasting condition can be a huge shock for parents. 'Families time and time again tell us about the importance of having a strong network in place. 'For many parents, family members and charities like Muscular Dystrophy UK, can play a major role in providing that much needed emotional support and practical help, throughout this journey. 'Many families have told us how they are struck by the sense of acceptance and resilience that a sibling can display as their brother or sister gradually gets weaker. 'Siblings can be very protective and supportive of each other, and will often find imaginative ways to play and have fun together despite mobility issues. 'This can be a huge source of comfort and reassurance for parents.' To donate visit: http://www.joyforjoel.co.uk ."}], "metadata": {"id": "6303f297cc5d7ad1293a00a63cc31116a6f755e3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Joel Wilkinson, 3, has  Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy - a disease that will cause his muscles to slowly waste away, leaving him unable to walk .\nHe will eventually need a wheelchair  and has a life expectancy of just 20 .\nHis  sister Phoebe, 5, adores him and looks after him at home and school .\nFamily are now trying to make his short life is as full of joy as possible ."}}
{"prompt": "This is the unfortunate moment a twelve tonne double decker bus broke down - and was pushed to safety by the driver and a group of helpful passengers. The massive bus broke down en route to the Stagecoach depot in Dover, Kent, so the unlucky driver was forced to ask passengers, colleagues and locals to give him a helping hand. Around seven proactive members of the public and bus company workers teamed up and managed to move the heavy bus - which weighs the same as two fully-grown African elephants. The 12-tonne double decker bus (pictured) broke down on its way to the Stagecoach depot in Dover, Kent - and the unlucky driver was forced to ask passengers, colleagues and locals to give him a helping hand . The group managed to succesfully roll the huge bus - which can carry up to 80 passengers - through the streets and on to the local depot. The moment was captured by Dover resident Stephen Davies last week. Mr Davies, 57, said: 'It broke down at the traffic lights but fortunately it was only around the corner from the bus depot so all the drivers came round to push it back. 'A few passengers got out to help too.' The group managed to roll the huge bus - which can carry up to 80 passengers - through the streets of Dover .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThis is the unfortunate moment a twelve tonne double decker bus broke down - and was pushed to safety by the driver and a group of helpful passengers. The massive bus broke down en route to the Stagecoach depot in Dover, Kent, so the unlucky driver was forced to ask passengers, colleagues and locals to give him a helping hand. Around seven proactive members of the public and bus company workers teamed up and managed to move the heavy bus - which weighs the same as two fully-grown African elephants. The 12-tonne double decker bus (pictured) broke down on its way to the Stagecoach depot in Dover, Kent - and the unlucky driver was forced to ask passengers, colleagues and locals to give him a helping hand . The group managed to succesfully roll the huge bus - which can carry up to 80 passengers - through the streets and on to the local depot. The moment was captured by Dover resident Stephen Davies last week. Mr Davies, 57, said: 'It broke down at the traffic lights but fortunately it was only around the corner from the bus depot so all the drivers came round to push it back. 'A few passengers got out to help too.' The group managed to roll the huge bus - which can carry up to 80 passengers - through the streets of Dover ."}], "metadata": {"id": "b263041a751e1abbdb7f39a7d285c48ed0115632", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Passengers forced to get out and push after 12-tonne bus broke down .\nDouble decker was stranded in Dover town centre during incident .\nDriver asked passengers and residents to help get his vehicle to depot ."}}
{"prompt": "Jack Wilshere, Mikel Arteta and Abou Diaby are set to feature for Arsenal Under 21s on Tuesday night as they continue their respective recoveries from injury. Steve Gatting's young Gunners take on Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium in a U21 Premier League clash. Teenage winger Serge Gnabry is also set to take part alongside a talented crop of youngsters, including Dan Crowley. Jack Wilshere, pictured in first team training last week, is set to play for Arsenal Under 21s on Tuesday night . Club captain Mikel Arteta (left) should also feature against Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium . Wilshere watched Arsenal beat Liverpool 4-1 in the Premier League from the stands on Saturday afternoon . Wilshere has been out of action since November after breaking his foot against Manchester United, as has club captain Arteta who picked up an ankle injury at home to Borussia Dortmund. Diaby's fitness troubles have been well documented, with the French midfielder racking up 227 weeks out during his nine-year career with the club. All three featured in last week's practice match against a Brentford development XI, with England international Wilshere scoring in the 4-0 victory. Mathieu Debuchy and Mathieu Flamini also appeared in that game, though both are now closer to first team action with the latter coming on against Liverpool on Saturday. Arsene Wenger said last Thursday: 'They\u2019ve no problem after that coming out of the game. They are back available in training, a bit short still of top competitive level certainly but that\u2019s normal. 'They\u2019ve been out for a long time but I was quite surprised by how fit they looked and the quality of their performance - it was good.' Abou Diaby has been blighted by injuries for the best part of a decade but played last week in a friendly . England star Wilshere scored the opening goal and created another against a Brentford development XI .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJack Wilshere, Mikel Arteta and Abou Diaby are set to feature for Arsenal Under 21s on Tuesday night as they continue their respective recoveries from injury. Steve Gatting's young Gunners take on Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium in a U21 Premier League clash. Teenage winger Serge Gnabry is also set to take part alongside a talented crop of youngsters, including Dan Crowley. Jack Wilshere, pictured in first team training last week, is set to play for Arsenal Under 21s on Tuesday night . Club captain Mikel Arteta (left) should also feature against Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium . Wilshere watched Arsenal beat Liverpool 4-1 in the Premier League from the stands on Saturday afternoon . Wilshere has been out of action since November after breaking his foot against Manchester United, as has club captain Arteta who picked up an ankle injury at home to Borussia Dortmund. Diaby's fitness troubles have been well documented, with the French midfielder racking up 227 weeks out during his nine-year career with the club. All three featured in last week's practice match against a Brentford development XI, with England international Wilshere scoring in the 4-0 victory. Mathieu Debuchy and Mathieu Flamini also appeared in that game, though both are now closer to first team action with the latter coming on against Liverpool on Saturday. Arsene Wenger said last Thursday: 'They\u2019ve no problem after that coming out of the game. They are back available in training, a bit short still of top competitive level certainly but that\u2019s normal. 'They\u2019ve been out for a long time but I was quite surprised by how fit they looked and the quality of their performance - it was good.' Abou Diaby has been blighted by injuries for the best part of a decade but played last week in a friendly . England star Wilshere scored the opening goal and created another against a Brentford development XI ."}], "metadata": {"id": "956ff3e38382dc0eeaad8782939a3918a6f3b0aa", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Arsenal take on Stoke City in Barclays Under 21 Premier League clash .\nJack Wilshere and club captain Mikel Arteta have been out since November .\nAbou Diaby has been ravaged by injuries during nine-year spell at club .\nREAD: Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere and Danny Welbeck keep their agents close .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news ."}}
{"prompt": "Kell Brook has finally landed the Battle of Britain he craved, but will take on Frankie Gavin rather than bitter rival Amir Khan. Just sixty four days after the first defence of his IBF belt against Jo Jo Dan, Brook will return to action on a packed pay-per-view show on May 30 at the O2 in London. The welterweight bout has been added to a card that includes world title challenges for Kevin Mitchell and Lee Selby while Anthony Joshua faces his toughest test to date against Kevin Johnson. Kell Brook poses outside London's 02 Arena where he will fight Frankie Gavin on May 30 . Brook posing on the train as he headed to London for the announcement of his fight . Brook (left) was back in action as he beat Jo Jo Dan for the IBF World Welterweight title in Sheffield last month . Brook poses with Gavin inside the O2 arena after announcing their world title fight . Brook had been desperate to face Khan at Wembley in June but his compatriot ruled out a fight until at least later in the year. Such was the Sheffield welterweight\u2019s desire not to rest on his laurels however, that he demanded a quick turnaround. 'I never expected to be out again so quickly but I can't wait,' Brook said. 'I respect Frankie for stepping up, he has called for this fight for a long time. I feel like I'm unbeatable right now and Gavin isn\u2019t going to be able to cope with my speed and power on fight night. The O2 is one of the best arenas in the world and it\u2019s an honour to headline a card like this.' Gavin had been due to face South African Chris van Heerden in Birmingham on May 9 but has jumped at the chance to fight for a world title. Brook will fight  Gavin (pictured) during an action-packed pay-per-view show in London next month . Gavin (right) beat Bogdan Mitic of Serbia on the same night in Sheffield as Brook's return last month . The 29-year-old switched to Eddie Hearn\u2019s Matchroom outfit earlier this year, making his debut on Brook\u2019s undercard in March. He was previously with Frank Warren who guided him to the British and Commonwealth titles but he came unstuck when suffering his first defeat against European champion Leonard Bundu last August. 'These are the fights you want to be part of and are where I belong,' Gavin said. 'I\u2019ve dreamt of a world title and I will be 100 per cent ready physically and mentally for Kell Brook. 'Of course it\u2019s going to be tough but I believe Kell is beatable and I've always felt that I have got the skills and the team to cause an upset.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKell Brook has finally landed the Battle of Britain he craved, but will take on Frankie Gavin rather than bitter rival Amir Khan. Just sixty four days after the first defence of his IBF belt against Jo Jo Dan, Brook will return to action on a packed pay-per-view show on May 30 at the O2 in London. The welterweight bout has been added to a card that includes world title challenges for Kevin Mitchell and Lee Selby while Anthony Joshua faces his toughest test to date against Kevin Johnson. Kell Brook poses outside London's 02 Arena where he will fight Frankie Gavin on May 30 . Brook posing on the train as he headed to London for the announcement of his fight . Brook (left) was back in action as he beat Jo Jo Dan for the IBF World Welterweight title in Sheffield last month . Brook poses with Gavin inside the O2 arena after announcing their world title fight . Brook had been desperate to face Khan at Wembley in June but his compatriot ruled out a fight until at least later in the year. Such was the Sheffield welterweight\u2019s desire not to rest on his laurels however, that he demanded a quick turnaround. 'I never expected to be out again so quickly but I can't wait,' Brook said. 'I respect Frankie for stepping up, he has called for this fight for a long time. I feel like I'm unbeatable right now and Gavin isn\u2019t going to be able to cope with my speed and power on fight night. The O2 is one of the best arenas in the world and it\u2019s an honour to headline a card like this.' Gavin had been due to face South African Chris van Heerden in Birmingham on May 9 but has jumped at the chance to fight for a world title. Brook will fight  Gavin (pictured) during an action-packed pay-per-view show in London next month . Gavin (right) beat Bogdan Mitic of Serbia on the same night in Sheffield as Brook's return last month . The 29-year-old switched to Eddie Hearn\u2019s Matchroom outfit earlier this year, making his debut on Brook\u2019s undercard in March. He was previously with Frank Warren who guided him to the British and Commonwealth titles but he came unstuck when suffering his first defeat against European champion Leonard Bundu last August. 'These are the fights you want to be part of and are where I belong,' Gavin said. 'I\u2019ve dreamt of a world title and I will be 100 per cent ready physically and mentally for Kell Brook. 'Of course it\u2019s going to be tough but I believe Kell is beatable and I've always felt that I have got the skills and the team to cause an upset.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "53132debc05d2ca91f23771154156d806ecb6295", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Kell Brook will make the second defence of his title in just over two months .\nHe will take on fellow Brit Frankie Gavin at the O2 Arena on May 30 .\nBrook stopped Jo Jo Dan in the fourth round in Sheffield last month .\nAnthony Joshua, Lee Selby and Kevin Mitchell will also be on the card .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest boxing news ."}}
{"prompt": "Forget friendly competition \u2013 it seems that real friends in the fashion world will do all they can in order to help promote each other, including starring in a campaign for a competing label. Versace designer Donatella Versace, 59, is set to appear in a new ad campaign not for her own brand, but for rival design house Givenchy. Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci, 40, revealed the surprising pick for his fall-winter campaign on Instagram yesterday, posting a black and white photo of himself and Donatella, who he described as his \u2018ultimate icon\u2019. Double the designer power: Versace designer Donatella Versace appears in a photo with Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy's new ad campaign . 'So proud and honored to introduce my new ultimate icon: Donatella Versace... FW15 Givenchy Family Campaign [sic],' he wrote, while promising that more images from the campaign will be unveiled soon. Donatella re-posted the snap on her own account, captioning it: 'For my talented friend Riccardo. Together we break fashion boundaries today!' 'You made my day unforgettable,' she continued in another post, thanking Riccardo and the shoot's photographers, Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Fashionable friends: Donatella, left, and Riccardo, second from left, are longtime friends; they are pictured here with Franca Sozzani, second from right, and Naomi Campbell, right . Big name in the business: Donatella regularly appears in ads for her own design house, Versace, but this is the first time she is modeling for another designer. Casting Donatella in the campaign is without a doubt an unusual choice - both high-fashion brands attract similar clientele, including celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Zoe Saldana - but the designers have actually been friends for years, since first meeting at a Vogue Italia dinner a decade ago. In fact, Donatella\u00a0interviewed Riccardo for Interview Magazine\u00a0in 2011, telling him she found his most recent collection at the time to be 'very beautiful - super sexy' before adding that she would 'wear all of it'. That didn't surprise Riccardo, as the designer explained that he was 'obsessed' with Versace as a child and is still inspired by the brand's designs. 'Donatella, you are so much of a Givenchy woman!' he told her. 'I would really love to see you dressed in Givenchy.' Backstage BFFs: Riccardo posted this photo of himself with Donatella during Paris Haute Couture Week . Both Givenchy and Versace have many celebrity fans; Donatella is pictured here with Versace lovers Kate Hudson, left, and Goldie Hawn, right, at Paris Fashion Week this year . Riccardo has more recently proved that he is a fan of Donatella's work as well. At Paris Haute Couture Week earlier this year, the Givenchy designer posted a picture of the pair together backstage and referred to Donatella as a 'couture queen' in the photo's caption. Now, Donatella is returning the complement by lending her face to his Givenchy ads. 'You are one of the most talented designers there,' she told him in 2011. 'What you and I have in common, Donatella, [is] that careful balance,' he said, referring to their joint ability to push boundaries without becoming vulgar. Now the pair will have Givenchy's fall-winter campaign in common too.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nForget friendly competition \u2013 it seems that real friends in the fashion world will do all they can in order to help promote each other, including starring in a campaign for a competing label. Versace designer Donatella Versace, 59, is set to appear in a new ad campaign not for her own brand, but for rival design house Givenchy. Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci, 40, revealed the surprising pick for his fall-winter campaign on Instagram yesterday, posting a black and white photo of himself and Donatella, who he described as his \u2018ultimate icon\u2019. Double the designer power: Versace designer Donatella Versace appears in a photo with Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy's new ad campaign . 'So proud and honored to introduce my new ultimate icon: Donatella Versace... FW15 Givenchy Family Campaign [sic],' he wrote, while promising that more images from the campaign will be unveiled soon. Donatella re-posted the snap on her own account, captioning it: 'For my talented friend Riccardo. Together we break fashion boundaries today!' 'You made my day unforgettable,' she continued in another post, thanking Riccardo and the shoot's photographers, Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Fashionable friends: Donatella, left, and Riccardo, second from left, are longtime friends; they are pictured here with Franca Sozzani, second from right, and Naomi Campbell, right . Big name in the business: Donatella regularly appears in ads for her own design house, Versace, but this is the first time she is modeling for another designer. Casting Donatella in the campaign is without a doubt an unusual choice - both high-fashion brands attract similar clientele, including celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Zoe Saldana - but the designers have actually been friends for years, since first meeting at a Vogue Italia dinner a decade ago. In fact, Donatella\u00a0interviewed Riccardo for Interview Magazine\u00a0in 2011, telling him she found his most recent collection at the time to be 'very beautiful - super sexy' before adding that she would 'wear all of it'. That didn't surprise Riccardo, as the designer explained that he was 'obsessed' with Versace as a child and is still inspired by the brand's designs. 'Donatella, you are so much of a Givenchy woman!' he told her. 'I would really love to see you dressed in Givenchy.' Backstage BFFs: Riccardo posted this photo of himself with Donatella during Paris Haute Couture Week . Both Givenchy and Versace have many celebrity fans; Donatella is pictured here with Versace lovers Kate Hudson, left, and Goldie Hawn, right, at Paris Fashion Week this year . Riccardo has more recently proved that he is a fan of Donatella's work as well. At Paris Haute Couture Week earlier this year, the Givenchy designer posted a picture of the pair together backstage and referred to Donatella as a 'couture queen' in the photo's caption. Now, Donatella is returning the complement by lending her face to his Givenchy ads. 'You are one of the most talented designers there,' she told him in 2011. 'What you and I have in common, Donatella, [is] that careful balance,' he said, referring to their joint ability to push boundaries without becoming vulgar. Now the pair will have Givenchy's fall-winter campaign in common too."}], "metadata": {"id": "3736b09d301e4a801186d097f33361e4809c149e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci, 40, announced that Donatella, 59, will appear in his new ad campaign .\nThe top designers work for competing fashion brands, but they are good friends in real life .\nRiccardo once told Donatella he would love to see her dressed in Givenchy ."}}
{"prompt": "Union barons handed Ed Miliband more than \u00a31.6million in the first week of the election campaign \u2013 treble the donations received by the Tories. Figures released by the Electoral Commission revealed that Labour received \u00a31.9million in the week to April 5, with 84 per cent coming from just three trade unions. It included a \u00a31million cheque from Unite, entrenching Labour\u2019s reliance on the union\u2019s militant boss Len McCluskey. Ed Miliband received  \u00a31.6m from union barons in the first week of the election campaign, figures have revealed . Conservative donations totalled just over \u00a3500,000 in the first week of the campaign, with about a quarter coming from donors with links to hedge funds. Critics have accused Labour of being bound by its union paymasters after the party unveiled policies including raising corporation tax, introducing a mansion tax, repealing the benefits cap, nationalising the railways and scrapping employment tribunal fees. Since Mr Miliband became party leader, thanks largely to union backing, nearly \u00a37 in every \u00a310 donated to Labour has come from the unions \u2013 amounting to more than \u00a340million. In the first round of election donations registered, \u00a3506,240 was given by Unison, while the CWU gave \u00a351,072. Labour received a \u00a31million cheque from Unite, entrenching Labour\u2019s reliance on the union\u2019s militant boss Len McCluskey (pictured) The party did attract one large business donation, from property tycoon Sir David Garrard. The former tax exile, who was involved in the cash-for-honours controversy, gave \u00a3250,000. Ukip received only \u00a335,416 in the period but last night its coffers were boosted by a \u00a31million donation from Daily Express owner Richard Desmond, who gave \u00a3300,000 last year. In the week to April 5, the Conservatives received \u00a3501,850 and the Lib Dems \u00a320,000. One of the most generous gifts to the Tories \u2013 \u00a375,000 \u2013 came from Michael Tory, who was in charge of Lehman Brothers\u2019 UK investment banking division when the bank nearly crashed the West\u2019s economy. Sawsan Asfari, wife of long-time Tory donor and oil executive Ayman Asfari, gave \u00a320,000. Syrian-born Mr Asfari, who has given the Tories about \u00a3400,000, was made a \u2018business ambassador\u2019 by David Cameron last year. Home insurance boss Richard Harpin of Homeserve gave \u00a350,000. His company was fined \u00a330million last year for a mis-selling scandal. Hedge fund manager, James Diner, who once dated model Caprice, gave \u00a325,000 while socialite Fitriani Hay, who co-owns property development firm JMP Group with her racehorse-owning husband James, donated \u00a366,850. Ukip received \u00a325,000 from Robin Birley, who is also bankrolling Tory chief whip Michael Gove\u2019s re-election campaign. Nick Clegg\u2019s friend Anthony Ullmann, boss of polyester yarn company Autofil, and Joseph Zammit-Lucia, who describes himself as a \u2018compulsive contrarian\u2019 on his website, each gave \u00a310,000 to the Lib Dems. Tory candidate Henry Smith said: \u2018The union fatcats have once again lavished the dosh on Ed Miliband. That\u2019s because they know he\u2019s a weak leader who\u2019ll dance to more than one tune: not only SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon\u2019s, but their\u2019s too. Those tunes mean more spending, more borrowing and Britain back to bankruptcy.\u2019 Conservative donations totalled just over \u00a3500,000 in the first week of the campaign, with about a quarter coming from donors with links to hedge funds . David Cameron and Ed Miliband are indulging in fantasy economics, the TaxPayers\u2019 Alliance claimed. It said both parties were making unrealistic spending pledges to win votes. The think-tank\u2019s Jonathan Isaby said: \u2018It\u2019s clear that nobody is facing up to the true scale of the deficit reduction challenge. 'It is a fantasy to pretend that you can balance Britain\u2019s books without significant spending reductions, and politicians must come clean about what they will be. Voters deserve real honesty.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nUnion barons handed Ed Miliband more than \u00a31.6million in the first week of the election campaign \u2013 treble the donations received by the Tories. Figures released by the Electoral Commission revealed that Labour received \u00a31.9million in the week to April 5, with 84 per cent coming from just three trade unions. It included a \u00a31million cheque from Unite, entrenching Labour\u2019s reliance on the union\u2019s militant boss Len McCluskey. Ed Miliband received  \u00a31.6m from union barons in the first week of the election campaign, figures have revealed . Conservative donations totalled just over \u00a3500,000 in the first week of the campaign, with about a quarter coming from donors with links to hedge funds. Critics have accused Labour of being bound by its union paymasters after the party unveiled policies including raising corporation tax, introducing a mansion tax, repealing the benefits cap, nationalising the railways and scrapping employment tribunal fees. Since Mr Miliband became party leader, thanks largely to union backing, nearly \u00a37 in every \u00a310 donated to Labour has come from the unions \u2013 amounting to more than \u00a340million. In the first round of election donations registered, \u00a3506,240 was given by Unison, while the CWU gave \u00a351,072. Labour received a \u00a31million cheque from Unite, entrenching Labour\u2019s reliance on the union\u2019s militant boss Len McCluskey (pictured) The party did attract one large business donation, from property tycoon Sir David Garrard. The former tax exile, who was involved in the cash-for-honours controversy, gave \u00a3250,000. Ukip received only \u00a335,416 in the period but last night its coffers were boosted by a \u00a31million donation from Daily Express owner Richard Desmond, who gave \u00a3300,000 last year. In the week to April 5, the Conservatives received \u00a3501,850 and the Lib Dems \u00a320,000. One of the most generous gifts to the Tories \u2013 \u00a375,000 \u2013 came from Michael Tory, who was in charge of Lehman Brothers\u2019 UK investment banking division when the bank nearly crashed the West\u2019s economy. Sawsan Asfari, wife of long-time Tory donor and oil executive Ayman Asfari, gave \u00a320,000. Syrian-born Mr Asfari, who has given the Tories about \u00a3400,000, was made a \u2018business ambassador\u2019 by David Cameron last year. Home insurance boss Richard Harpin of Homeserve gave \u00a350,000. His company was fined \u00a330million last year for a mis-selling scandal. Hedge fund manager, James Diner, who once dated model Caprice, gave \u00a325,000 while socialite Fitriani Hay, who co-owns property development firm JMP Group with her racehorse-owning husband James, donated \u00a366,850. Ukip received \u00a325,000 from Robin Birley, who is also bankrolling Tory chief whip Michael Gove\u2019s re-election campaign. Nick Clegg\u2019s friend Anthony Ullmann, boss of polyester yarn company Autofil, and Joseph Zammit-Lucia, who describes himself as a \u2018compulsive contrarian\u2019 on his website, each gave \u00a310,000 to the Lib Dems. Tory candidate Henry Smith said: \u2018The union fatcats have once again lavished the dosh on Ed Miliband. That\u2019s because they know he\u2019s a weak leader who\u2019ll dance to more than one tune: not only SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon\u2019s, but their\u2019s too. Those tunes mean more spending, more borrowing and Britain back to bankruptcy.\u2019 Conservative donations totalled just over \u00a3500,000 in the first week of the campaign, with about a quarter coming from donors with links to hedge funds . David Cameron and Ed Miliband are indulging in fantasy economics, the TaxPayers\u2019 Alliance claimed. It said both parties were making unrealistic spending pledges to win votes. The think-tank\u2019s Jonathan Isaby said: \u2018It\u2019s clear that nobody is facing up to the true scale of the deficit reduction challenge. 'It is a fantasy to pretend that you can balance Britain\u2019s books without significant spending reductions, and politicians must come clean about what they will be. Voters deserve real honesty.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "d0c09df5fa2cc8cecc9e16ead81d64b1a73dd532", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Labour received \u00a31.9million in week to April 5, new figures have revealed .\nThree trade unions contributed 84 per cent, including \u00a31million  from Unite .\nConservative donations totalled over \u00a3500,000 in first week of campaign .\nCritics say Labour is being bound by union paymasters after manifesto ."}}
{"prompt": "Amid a torrent of rumours surrounding Rafa Benitez and his managerial future, the Spaniard quietly continued a phenomenal career trend on Thursday with Napoli. He took the Serie A side into the Europa League semi-final with an emphatic 6-3 aggregate victory over Wolfsburg and the impending encounters against Dnipro will be Benitez's seventh major European semi-final in 12 seasons. Napoli are the fourth club he has taken to the latter stages of a European competition, following spells with Valencia, Liverpool and Chelsea. Rafa Benitez (right) celebrates taking Napoli into the Europa League semi-final with striker Gonzalo Higuain . Benitez (centre) has reached his seventh European semi-final in only 12 seasons with four teams . Benitez (right) guided Liverpool to Champions League glory in 2005, his first season at the club . Benitez got Liverpool back to the final of the competition in 2007, where they were beaten 2-1 by AC Milan . 2004: UEFA Cup winner (Valencia) 2005: Champions League winner (Liverpool) 2007: Champions League finalist (Liverpool) 2008: Champions League semi (Liverpool) 2010: Europa League semi (Liverpool) 2013: Europa League winner (Chelsea) 2015: Europa League semi (Napoli) Benitez tasted continental success for the first time with Valencia in 2004, lifting what was then the UEFA Cup after beating a Marseille side spearheaded by Didier Drogba 2-0 in the final. That achievement, alongside the two La Liga titles he won during his three-year spell at the Mestalla, caught the eye of Liverpool, who swooped to bring the Spaniard in as Gerard Houllier's replacement. His first Premier League season was one of adjustment but in Europe, Benitez flourished. He recorded his most stunning glory to date, masterminding what on paper was a woefully uninspiring Liverpool team to Champions League glory, overcoming a star-studded AC Milan side that boasted the likes of Cafu, Paolo Maldini, Kaka and Andriy Shevchenko in the final. Benitez maneuvered Liverpool back to the Champions League final in 2007, eliminating Barcelona on the way with a win at the Nou Camp, only for Milan to avenge their defeat two years prior with a 2-1 victory. The Spaniard  manipulated another assault on Europe's elite trophy the following year but Liverpool were knocked out in the semi-final by Chelsea. Off-field ownership turmoil derailed Benitez's team and Liverpool have not even threatened to emerge as a challenger for club football's most prestigious competition since. They were eliminated in the group stage of the tournament in 2010, where a third-placed finish resulted in demotion to the Europa League. But Benitez guided Liverpool to the semi-finals of Europe's secondary competition, where a Diego Forlan strike in extra-time at Anfield sent Atletico Madrid to the final, where they beat Roy Hodgson's Fulham. The Spaniard was sacked as Liverpool manager at the end of the 2010 season and Hodgson replaced Benitez, who ended up at Chelsea as interim manager in 2012 via a short spell at Inter Milan. Benitez won the Europa League with Chelsea, beating Benfica in the final, but his stay at Stamford Bridge was always going to be a short one. Benitez often barbed Chelsea supporters while at Anfield and with Jose Mourinho's time at Real Madrid grinding to a halt, it was clear who Benitez was keeping the Chelsea hotseat warm for. Now at Napoli, Benitez finds his future at the club in question due to meandering domestic form. Napoli are currently fourth in Serie A, five points away from the top three (which equals Champions League qualification in Italy) with seven games remaining until the end of the season, when the Spaniard's contract expires. Benitez was not a popular choice at Chelsea but he still delivered silverware with the Europa League . Benitez first won the trophy with Valencia in 2004 shortly before moving to Liverpool . Benitez is out of contract at Napoli at the end of the season and has been linked with Manchester City . Benitez has been linked with a return to England with Manchester City, as Manuel Pellegrini has overseen a feeble attempt at defending their Premier League title, while some Liverpool fans even pine for him to return to Anfield. If Benitez does leave Napoli at the end of the season, he will surely have an array of suitors. He has 12 major honours to his name. Few coaches across Europe posses a record as imposing as his.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAmid a torrent of rumours surrounding Rafa Benitez and his managerial future, the Spaniard quietly continued a phenomenal career trend on Thursday with Napoli. He took the Serie A side into the Europa League semi-final with an emphatic 6-3 aggregate victory over Wolfsburg and the impending encounters against Dnipro will be Benitez's seventh major European semi-final in 12 seasons. Napoli are the fourth club he has taken to the latter stages of a European competition, following spells with Valencia, Liverpool and Chelsea. Rafa Benitez (right) celebrates taking Napoli into the Europa League semi-final with striker Gonzalo Higuain . Benitez (centre) has reached his seventh European semi-final in only 12 seasons with four teams . Benitez (right) guided Liverpool to Champions League glory in 2005, his first season at the club . Benitez got Liverpool back to the final of the competition in 2007, where they were beaten 2-1 by AC Milan . 2004: UEFA Cup winner (Valencia) 2005: Champions League winner (Liverpool) 2007: Champions League finalist (Liverpool) 2008: Champions League semi (Liverpool) 2010: Europa League semi (Liverpool) 2013: Europa League winner (Chelsea) 2015: Europa League semi (Napoli) Benitez tasted continental success for the first time with Valencia in 2004, lifting what was then the UEFA Cup after beating a Marseille side spearheaded by Didier Drogba 2-0 in the final. That achievement, alongside the two La Liga titles he won during his three-year spell at the Mestalla, caught the eye of Liverpool, who swooped to bring the Spaniard in as Gerard Houllier's replacement. His first Premier League season was one of adjustment but in Europe, Benitez flourished. He recorded his most stunning glory to date, masterminding what on paper was a woefully uninspiring Liverpool team to Champions League glory, overcoming a star-studded AC Milan side that boasted the likes of Cafu, Paolo Maldini, Kaka and Andriy Shevchenko in the final. Benitez maneuvered Liverpool back to the Champions League final in 2007, eliminating Barcelona on the way with a win at the Nou Camp, only for Milan to avenge their defeat two years prior with a 2-1 victory. The Spaniard  manipulated another assault on Europe's elite trophy the following year but Liverpool were knocked out in the semi-final by Chelsea. Off-field ownership turmoil derailed Benitez's team and Liverpool have not even threatened to emerge as a challenger for club football's most prestigious competition since. They were eliminated in the group stage of the tournament in 2010, where a third-placed finish resulted in demotion to the Europa League. But Benitez guided Liverpool to the semi-finals of Europe's secondary competition, where a Diego Forlan strike in extra-time at Anfield sent Atletico Madrid to the final, where they beat Roy Hodgson's Fulham. The Spaniard was sacked as Liverpool manager at the end of the 2010 season and Hodgson replaced Benitez, who ended up at Chelsea as interim manager in 2012 via a short spell at Inter Milan. Benitez won the Europa League with Chelsea, beating Benfica in the final, but his stay at Stamford Bridge was always going to be a short one. Benitez often barbed Chelsea supporters while at Anfield and with Jose Mourinho's time at Real Madrid grinding to a halt, it was clear who Benitez was keeping the Chelsea hotseat warm for. Now at Napoli, Benitez finds his future at the club in question due to meandering domestic form. Napoli are currently fourth in Serie A, five points away from the top three (which equals Champions League qualification in Italy) with seven games remaining until the end of the season, when the Spaniard's contract expires. Benitez was not a popular choice at Chelsea but he still delivered silverware with the Europa League . Benitez first won the trophy with Valencia in 2004 shortly before moving to Liverpool . Benitez is out of contract at Napoli at the end of the season and has been linked with Manchester City . Benitez has been linked with a return to England with Manchester City, as Manuel Pellegrini has overseen a feeble attempt at defending their Premier League title, while some Liverpool fans even pine for him to return to Anfield. If Benitez does leave Napoli at the end of the season, he will surely have an array of suitors. He has 12 major honours to his name. Few coaches across Europe posses a record as imposing as his."}], "metadata": {"id": "d27443415ca6b40a07fa105c4f8d8fedbf351e1d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Rafa Benitez's contract at Napoli expires at the end of the season .\nHe guided the Italian side to the Europa League semi-final on Thursday .\nHe has taken four teams to a European semi-final inside 12 years ."}}
{"prompt": "It really is tough to think of a previous Premier League game of such importance being undercut by this depth of friendship between dugouts. Tim Sherwood and Chris Ramsey know each other inside out. They also know how their careers could be shaped by 90 minutes of football at Villa Park. From living 10 minutes apart in Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, the pair will be 10 metres away from each other on a touchline in Birmingham, relishing the pressure. The careers of Tim Sherwood (above) and Chris Ramsey (below) could be shaped by 90 minutes on Tuesday . Ramsey's QPR go to the home of Sherwood's Villa for a match that could see them out of the bottom three . A match of this magnitude is what these two English coaches craved during years working together at Tottenham Hotspur, probably believing they would be united in battle. A quirky sequence of events has pitted them on opposite sides instead. Sherwood came close to the QPR job when Harry Redknapp resigned, but Paul Lambert was sacked in the same period and Aston Villa placed the call. Ramsey looked the unlikely choice at Loftus Road but guided QPR to their first away Premier League victory this season at Sunderland, earning the reins until the summer. A second win on the road at West Bromwich Albion on Saturday means QPR can go above Villa with three points on Tuesday night, plunging Sherwood\u2019s team into the relegation zone. The reverse result would take Villa to the precipice of safety, leaving QPR with a fainter glimmer of hope. QPR come into the match with confidence after a convincing 4-1 victory over Villa's neighbours West Brom . Christian Benteke celebrates his goal in Villa's 3-1 defeat by Manchester United on Saturday . It is a sliding doors match, the kind to be looked back upon in months to come as the moment futures were directed, both for clubs and managers. Lose and suffer relegation? Sherwood\u2019s position would come under considerable question, his trajectory as the bright thing of English coaching skewered. Ramsey would likely be shuffled back to a role behind the curtain. Win and survive? Reputation enhanced, the opportunity to lay foundations would be presented. Either way, this pair will share pints again, unpicking the evening when their top-flight statuses came under enormous scrutiny. Neither Sherwood nor Ramsey has been trying to underplay this match, even if one offered a little more bombast than the other. \u2018I think this is the biggest game that a lot of these players have ever played for this football club,\u2019 said Sherwood. \u2018If I could hype up the pressure even more I would.\u2019 \u2018A win would be a fantastic boost for us because it would see us above the line,\u2019 said Ramsey. \u2018It would give the fans a lot of hope that we have a chance of staying up.\u2019 Neighbours within 10 minutes and friends, Ramsey (centre) and Sherwood (right) know each other inside out . The pair worked together at Spurs with Les Ferdinand (second right), now QPR's director of football . Under the floodlights, this promises to be a thrilling night of action. Villa Park has already enjoyed that with back-to-back matches in darkness against West Brom. The second victory, in the FA Cup, sparked a pitch invasion. The atmosphere against QPR will be tense and frenetic again. Sherwood will live every moment on the sidelines, Ramsey will be more considered. There are likely to be some telling looks either direction. Both would be inclined to work with each other again. \u2018He\u2019s a good pal of mine and a very loyal friend, but it\u2019s been put to one side,\u2019 insisted Sherwood. \u2018Considering we worked together for four-five years before, there is going to be some sort of strange feeling,\u2019 said Ramsey. Once the whistle blows it is down to the players, of course. QPR\u2019s will bounce into action off the back of one of their finest performances this season. Villa underwhelmed in defeat at Old Trafford. The Hyatt hotel just off Broad Street brought comfort for Ramsey\u2019s squad during their trip to the Second City three days ago, but Eduardo Vargas, scorer of two in two, will be missing through injury this time. Bobby Zamora, who claimed a wonderful strike at the Hawthorns, has been wrapped in cotton wool over the weekend. QPR will be without Eduardo Vargas, who scored his second in two games against West Brom . Alan Hutton, Ashley Westwood and Scott Sinclair are out for Villa, Tom Cleverley, Aly Cissokho and Kieran Richardson major doubts. Sherwood wants attacking football with a gritty underbelly, Ramsey is likely to map out a plan to threaten on the break. Twice Villa have been beaten late at home under Sherwood, as Ramsey will be aware. Quality may suffer in the circumstances, but excitement should still course through the encounter. High drama awaits. Christian Benteke . Struggled on return form Achilles injury and looked disinterested at times under Lambert, seems to have found his mojo for Sherwood as four goals in four games testifies. Should strike terror into QPR at his best. Fabian Delph . The beating heart of Aston Villa, a demanding, driving bundle of energy in midfield to whom others turn. Scored the breakthrough goal in the Cup tie against West Brom and needs a similar impact here. Fabian Delph is the beating heart of Villa . Ciaran Clark . The 25-year-old has grown in stature this season for Villa, a vocal presence at the back and thoroughly committed. He will be the defender to put in a tackle of substance to get the fans cheering. Charlie Austin . Has now scored 16 Premier League goals this season, a remarkable tally in his debut campaign. Will look to get on the end of any opportunities in the area and has movement to trouble. Joey Barton . Was at his snarling best against West Brom, tackling and passing to dominate midfield. Picked up his eighth booking in ten games but is available against Villa. Much depends on how much he imposes himself. Joey Barton's midfield menace is key for QPR . Bobby Zamora . Produced probably the best goal of his career aged 34 at the Hawthorns and has rested up since. His aching limbs mean training is minimal. But on the pitch he can provide a focal point to attacks and win plenty in the air.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt really is tough to think of a previous Premier League game of such importance being undercut by this depth of friendship between dugouts. Tim Sherwood and Chris Ramsey know each other inside out. They also know how their careers could be shaped by 90 minutes of football at Villa Park. From living 10 minutes apart in Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, the pair will be 10 metres away from each other on a touchline in Birmingham, relishing the pressure. The careers of Tim Sherwood (above) and Chris Ramsey (below) could be shaped by 90 minutes on Tuesday . Ramsey's QPR go to the home of Sherwood's Villa for a match that could see them out of the bottom three . A match of this magnitude is what these two English coaches craved during years working together at Tottenham Hotspur, probably believing they would be united in battle. A quirky sequence of events has pitted them on opposite sides instead. Sherwood came close to the QPR job when Harry Redknapp resigned, but Paul Lambert was sacked in the same period and Aston Villa placed the call. Ramsey looked the unlikely choice at Loftus Road but guided QPR to their first away Premier League victory this season at Sunderland, earning the reins until the summer. A second win on the road at West Bromwich Albion on Saturday means QPR can go above Villa with three points on Tuesday night, plunging Sherwood\u2019s team into the relegation zone. The reverse result would take Villa to the precipice of safety, leaving QPR with a fainter glimmer of hope. QPR come into the match with confidence after a convincing 4-1 victory over Villa's neighbours West Brom . Christian Benteke celebrates his goal in Villa's 3-1 defeat by Manchester United on Saturday . It is a sliding doors match, the kind to be looked back upon in months to come as the moment futures were directed, both for clubs and managers. Lose and suffer relegation? Sherwood\u2019s position would come under considerable question, his trajectory as the bright thing of English coaching skewered. Ramsey would likely be shuffled back to a role behind the curtain. Win and survive? Reputation enhanced, the opportunity to lay foundations would be presented. Either way, this pair will share pints again, unpicking the evening when their top-flight statuses came under enormous scrutiny. Neither Sherwood nor Ramsey has been trying to underplay this match, even if one offered a little more bombast than the other. \u2018I think this is the biggest game that a lot of these players have ever played for this football club,\u2019 said Sherwood. \u2018If I could hype up the pressure even more I would.\u2019 \u2018A win would be a fantastic boost for us because it would see us above the line,\u2019 said Ramsey. \u2018It would give the fans a lot of hope that we have a chance of staying up.\u2019 Neighbours within 10 minutes and friends, Ramsey (centre) and Sherwood (right) know each other inside out . The pair worked together at Spurs with Les Ferdinand (second right), now QPR's director of football . Under the floodlights, this promises to be a thrilling night of action. Villa Park has already enjoyed that with back-to-back matches in darkness against West Brom. The second victory, in the FA Cup, sparked a pitch invasion. The atmosphere against QPR will be tense and frenetic again. Sherwood will live every moment on the sidelines, Ramsey will be more considered. There are likely to be some telling looks either direction. Both would be inclined to work with each other again. \u2018He\u2019s a good pal of mine and a very loyal friend, but it\u2019s been put to one side,\u2019 insisted Sherwood. \u2018Considering we worked together for four-five years before, there is going to be some sort of strange feeling,\u2019 said Ramsey. Once the whistle blows it is down to the players, of course. QPR\u2019s will bounce into action off the back of one of their finest performances this season. Villa underwhelmed in defeat at Old Trafford. The Hyatt hotel just off Broad Street brought comfort for Ramsey\u2019s squad during their trip to the Second City three days ago, but Eduardo Vargas, scorer of two in two, will be missing through injury this time. Bobby Zamora, who claimed a wonderful strike at the Hawthorns, has been wrapped in cotton wool over the weekend. QPR will be without Eduardo Vargas, who scored his second in two games against West Brom . Alan Hutton, Ashley Westwood and Scott Sinclair are out for Villa, Tom Cleverley, Aly Cissokho and Kieran Richardson major doubts. Sherwood wants attacking football with a gritty underbelly, Ramsey is likely to map out a plan to threaten on the break. Twice Villa have been beaten late at home under Sherwood, as Ramsey will be aware. Quality may suffer in the circumstances, but excitement should still course through the encounter. High drama awaits. Christian Benteke . Struggled on return form Achilles injury and looked disinterested at times under Lambert, seems to have found his mojo for Sherwood as four goals in four games testifies. Should strike terror into QPR at his best. Fabian Delph . The beating heart of Aston Villa, a demanding, driving bundle of energy in midfield to whom others turn. Scored the breakthrough goal in the Cup tie against West Brom and needs a similar impact here. Fabian Delph is the beating heart of Villa . Ciaran Clark . The 25-year-old has grown in stature this season for Villa, a vocal presence at the back and thoroughly committed. He will be the defender to put in a tackle of substance to get the fans cheering. Charlie Austin . Has now scored 16 Premier League goals this season, a remarkable tally in his debut campaign. Will look to get on the end of any opportunities in the area and has movement to trouble. Joey Barton . Was at his snarling best against West Brom, tackling and passing to dominate midfield. Picked up his eighth booking in ten games but is available against Villa. Much depends on how much he imposes himself. Joey Barton's midfield menace is key for QPR . Bobby Zamora . Produced probably the best goal of his career aged 34 at the Hawthorns and has rested up since. His aching limbs mean training is minimal. But on the pitch he can provide a focal point to attacks and win plenty in the air."}], "metadata": {"id": "0eeb762788ef0d6b969464f698fe85cbc9153bab", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Aston Villa host QPR on Tuesday night in a crucial relegation battle match .\nManagers Tim Sherwood and Chris Ramsey to put their friendship aside .\nA win for QPR puts them out of the bottom three and above Aston Villa .\nAlan Hutton, Ashley Westwood and Scott Sinclair are all out for Villa .\nIn-form Eduardo Vargas out for QPR while Bobby Zamora's on cotton wool .\nCLICK HERE for Aston Villa vs QPR team news, probable line ups & more ."}}
{"prompt": "Fast bowler Jimmy Anderson made cricket history in the Caribbean on Friday by beating the great Sir Ian Botham's all-time England wicket-taking record with his 384th victim in his hundredth Test. Anderson's marquee moment in his landmark Test arrived in his 21st over when, crucially for his team, he had West Indies captain Dennis Ramdin caught by captain Alastair Cook after a partnership of 105 with Jason Holder had frustrated England. Botham's record had been equalled much earlier in the day when Anderson had Marlon Samuel caught in the gully by James Treadwell. Jimmy Anderson celebrates taking his record 384th wicket in Test cricket for England . Anderson took the wicket of Denesh Ramdin to claim his 384th scalp and overtake Sir Ian Botham . England's new leading Test wicket-taker Anderson screams in celebration after taking the all-important wicket . Directly after play had finished, Anderson was interviewed by Sky Sports alongside Sir Ian Botham . Botham and Anderson share a moment after the Test had finished, and the latter had made history . It had been a long wait until the final day of the first Test against the West Indies for Anderson's large group of family and friends watching from a box high in the stands of the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium outside St John's for Anderson to match or better Botham's feat. Anderson has with him parents Michael and Catherine, wife Daniella and daughters Lola and Ruby as well as agent and former county cricketer Luke Sutton and his wife and family, Sutton's Activate management assistant Gaia Bursell, and Anderson's friend Greg James, a BBC Radio 1 DJ. They had an agreement between them not to comment about Jimmy's record breaking until it had happened. Anderson's parents (left) and wife Daniella (centre) applaud Jimmy after he broke Botham's record . BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James (right) was also in attendance to watch his friend make history in Antigua . Previous holder of the record Botham applauds Anderson from the commentary box in Antigua . Botham was watching the Test while on media duties with Sky Sports, where he is commentating . Botham gives his seal of approval to Anderson after he took the all-important 384th wicket . Speaking to Sky Sports after the match, Anderson admitted: 'I'm hugely proud. It is great to have my family here as well and taking over from an English legend is a hugely proud moment for me. 'My immediate emotion was that we were back in the game. We opened up an end and were hoping to get the win. 'I know my game now. When I started I didn't have a clue. I ran up, shut my eyes and just bowled as fast as I could. I've developed skills over the years that stood me in good stead. 'It's not been a target, I love taking wickets and playing for England and that's all I'm worried about. You pick up milestones along the way. It's a huge moment for me as well playing in my 100th Test this week. It's a dream come true to play for England, let alone playing 100 Tests.' There had been great expectancy since Anderson started bowling shortly before lunch on the second day of the four wickets needed to own outright one of English cricket's most prestigious records. Not only from the family party but also Sky pundit Botham, watching from the TV commentary position. He has an expensive case of wine waiting for Anderson back home. Botham said: 'It has been a privilege to watch him close up all these years and commentate on a career that I believe still has a few more miles in the tank. I expected to past 400 now and set an English record for the ages. Anderson drew level with Botham on 383 wickets when Marlon Samuels edged to James Tredwell at gully . Anderson leads the celebrations after taking the wicket of Samuels early on day five in Antigua . Jimmy Anderson became England's leading wicket-taker in Test match cricket in Antigua on Friday . Anderson dismisses Devon Smith to pick up his first wicket of day two, No 381 for his career . 1. Jimmy Anderson 384 . 2. Sir Ian Botham 383 . 3. Bob Willis 325 . 4. Fred Trueman 307 . 5. Derek Underwood 297 . 6. Stuart Broad 264 . 7. Graeme Swann 255 . 8. Brian Statham 252 . 'I'm glad I was here in Antigua to watch him do it. I'll be sharing a glass with him at some point and having a chat about his fantastic achievement.' But it still took some doing on a flat wicket that offered little assistance to the pacemen. Only two Anderson wickets came in the West Indies' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used. And he failed to add to that tally in the seven overs he bowled on Thursday. But that iconic 383 wicket was finally reached on Friday morning as the West Indies struggled to cope with England's varied attack. Botham had previously said he would be delighted to see Anderson break his record for most Test wickets . Botham promised Anderson a 'nice bottle of red wine' when he reaches the record . Anderson jumps for joy after taking the wicket of India batsman Rohit Sharma at the Rose Bowl last year . Anderson bowls Australia's Peter Siddle during the second Ashes Test at Lord's in 2013 . Former England captain Freddie Flintoff was also quick to have his say on his former team-mate's landmark achievement. The fellow Lancashire-born cricketer said: 'He's an England great now. 'However, he could end up being one of the best ever to play Test cricket ... put up there with the likes of Glenn McGrath, Wasim Akram, Dennis Lillee. 'I think that will be an amazing achievement for Jimmy... and it's hard not to be happy for him as well, because he is such a good lad. Anderson celebrates taking the wicket of Australia's Michael Clarke in the fifth Test of the Ashes in 2013 . Anderson reached the landmark while playing in his 100th Test match for England in Antigua . Anderson was presented with a silver cap before the game by Michael Atherton (right) for reaching 100 Tests . Anderson removes his Australian adversary Mitchell Johnson for duck in Melbourne in the 2010 Ashes . 'He's a lad from Burnley [who has become] England's best ever bowler. I can't imagine he wants to stop there (either).' Anderson still has 13 overseas bowlers ahead of him in the world Test wicket taking pantheon. Muttiah Muralitheran with 800 is unsurpassable as is Shane Warne's 708 and Anil Kumble's 619. But Anderson, who could easily play another 30 Tests according to astute judge Michael Vaughan, has enough time on his side to reach sixth in the global list by overhauling Kapil Dev's total of 434. James Anderson leads the celebrations after taking the wicket of Brad Haddin at Adelaide in 2010 . Celebrating with Graeme Swann and Alastair Cook after England's Ashes triumph in 2009 . Anderson celebrates after removing Australia's Simon Katich during the first Test of the 2009 Ashes . West Indies batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan is felled by an Anderson delivery at Chester-le-Street in 2009 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFast bowler Jimmy Anderson made cricket history in the Caribbean on Friday by beating the great Sir Ian Botham's all-time England wicket-taking record with his 384th victim in his hundredth Test. Anderson's marquee moment in his landmark Test arrived in his 21st over when, crucially for his team, he had West Indies captain Dennis Ramdin caught by captain Alastair Cook after a partnership of 105 with Jason Holder had frustrated England. Botham's record had been equalled much earlier in the day when Anderson had Marlon Samuel caught in the gully by James Treadwell. Jimmy Anderson celebrates taking his record 384th wicket in Test cricket for England . Anderson took the wicket of Denesh Ramdin to claim his 384th scalp and overtake Sir Ian Botham . England's new leading Test wicket-taker Anderson screams in celebration after taking the all-important wicket . Directly after play had finished, Anderson was interviewed by Sky Sports alongside Sir Ian Botham . Botham and Anderson share a moment after the Test had finished, and the latter had made history . It had been a long wait until the final day of the first Test against the West Indies for Anderson's large group of family and friends watching from a box high in the stands of the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium outside St John's for Anderson to match or better Botham's feat. Anderson has with him parents Michael and Catherine, wife Daniella and daughters Lola and Ruby as well as agent and former county cricketer Luke Sutton and his wife and family, Sutton's Activate management assistant Gaia Bursell, and Anderson's friend Greg James, a BBC Radio 1 DJ. They had an agreement between them not to comment about Jimmy's record breaking until it had happened. Anderson's parents (left) and wife Daniella (centre) applaud Jimmy after he broke Botham's record . BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James (right) was also in attendance to watch his friend make history in Antigua . Previous holder of the record Botham applauds Anderson from the commentary box in Antigua . Botham was watching the Test while on media duties with Sky Sports, where he is commentating . Botham gives his seal of approval to Anderson after he took the all-important 384th wicket . Speaking to Sky Sports after the match, Anderson admitted: 'I'm hugely proud. It is great to have my family here as well and taking over from an English legend is a hugely proud moment for me. 'My immediate emotion was that we were back in the game. We opened up an end and were hoping to get the win. 'I know my game now. When I started I didn't have a clue. I ran up, shut my eyes and just bowled as fast as I could. I've developed skills over the years that stood me in good stead. 'It's not been a target, I love taking wickets and playing for England and that's all I'm worried about. You pick up milestones along the way. It's a huge moment for me as well playing in my 100th Test this week. It's a dream come true to play for England, let alone playing 100 Tests.' There had been great expectancy since Anderson started bowling shortly before lunch on the second day of the four wickets needed to own outright one of English cricket's most prestigious records. Not only from the family party but also Sky pundit Botham, watching from the TV commentary position. He has an expensive case of wine waiting for Anderson back home. Botham said: 'It has been a privilege to watch him close up all these years and commentate on a career that I believe still has a few more miles in the tank. I expected to past 400 now and set an English record for the ages. Anderson drew level with Botham on 383 wickets when Marlon Samuels edged to James Tredwell at gully . Anderson leads the celebrations after taking the wicket of Samuels early on day five in Antigua . Jimmy Anderson became England's leading wicket-taker in Test match cricket in Antigua on Friday . Anderson dismisses Devon Smith to pick up his first wicket of day two, No 381 for his career . 1. Jimmy Anderson 384 . 2. Sir Ian Botham 383 . 3. Bob Willis 325 . 4. Fred Trueman 307 . 5. Derek Underwood 297 . 6. Stuart Broad 264 . 7. Graeme Swann 255 . 8. Brian Statham 252 . 'I'm glad I was here in Antigua to watch him do it. I'll be sharing a glass with him at some point and having a chat about his fantastic achievement.' But it still took some doing on a flat wicket that offered little assistance to the pacemen. Only two Anderson wickets came in the West Indies' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used. And he failed to add to that tally in the seven overs he bowled on Thursday. But that iconic 383 wicket was finally reached on Friday morning as the West Indies struggled to cope with England's varied attack. Botham had previously said he would be delighted to see Anderson break his record for most Test wickets . Botham promised Anderson a 'nice bottle of red wine' when he reaches the record . Anderson jumps for joy after taking the wicket of India batsman Rohit Sharma at the Rose Bowl last year . Anderson bowls Australia's Peter Siddle during the second Ashes Test at Lord's in 2013 . Former England captain Freddie Flintoff was also quick to have his say on his former team-mate's landmark achievement. The fellow Lancashire-born cricketer said: 'He's an England great now. 'However, he could end up being one of the best ever to play Test cricket ... put up there with the likes of Glenn McGrath, Wasim Akram, Dennis Lillee. 'I think that will be an amazing achievement for Jimmy... and it's hard not to be happy for him as well, because he is such a good lad. Anderson celebrates taking the wicket of Australia's Michael Clarke in the fifth Test of the Ashes in 2013 . Anderson reached the landmark while playing in his 100th Test match for England in Antigua . Anderson was presented with a silver cap before the game by Michael Atherton (right) for reaching 100 Tests . Anderson removes his Australian adversary Mitchell Johnson for duck in Melbourne in the 2010 Ashes . 'He's a lad from Burnley [who has become] England's best ever bowler. I can't imagine he wants to stop there (either).' Anderson still has 13 overseas bowlers ahead of him in the world Test wicket taking pantheon. Muttiah Muralitheran with 800 is unsurpassable as is Shane Warne's 708 and Anil Kumble's 619. But Anderson, who could easily play another 30 Tests according to astute judge Michael Vaughan, has enough time on his side to reach sixth in the global list by overhauling Kapil Dev's total of 434. James Anderson leads the celebrations after taking the wicket of Brad Haddin at Adelaide in 2010 . Celebrating with Graeme Swann and Alastair Cook after England's Ashes triumph in 2009 . Anderson celebrates after removing Australia's Simon Katich during the first Test of the 2009 Ashes . West Indies batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan is felled by an Anderson delivery at Chester-le-Street in 2009 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "6ec78f6860988c3a3e583a130fa2102d13dfe15c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Jimmy Anderson becomes England's leading Test match wicket-taker .\nThe 32-year-old surpassed the record held by Sir Ian Botham (383)\nAnderson picked up his 384th wicket during first Test against West Indies .\nHe took the wicket of Denesh Ramdin, caught behind by Alastair Cook .\nHe drew level with Botham on 383 when Marlon Samuels edged to gully ."}}
{"prompt": "Filipe Luis insists he wants to stay at Chelsea until the end of his contract, despite Atletico Madrid considering bringing him back in the summer. The full back signed a three-year contract when he moved from the Spanish champions last July, but has struggled to make the left back position his own at Stamford Bridge. Atletico hope that may give them leverage, but Luis said: \u2018I\u2019m happy at Chelsea. I want to stay at the club until the end of my contract.\u2019 Filipe Luis insists he wants to stay at Chelsea (right), despite Atletico Madrid considering re-signing him . Luis played in Brazil\u2019s friendly wins against France and Chile during the international break, but attentions now turn to the Premier League title run-in. And Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is refusing to let his league leaders rest on their laurels until the job is done. \u2018He always asks for everybody to be focused and concentrate in the matches and try to win every game we play,\u2019 Luis added. \u2018He always says that to us. He never says anything else. \u2018It\u2019s really difficult. We have nine really difficult games. We have to be better than ever but I think we\u2019re prepared to cope with the hard situation that we have.\u2019 The defender's attentions now turn to the Premier League having played for Brazil against France and Chile .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFilipe Luis insists he wants to stay at Chelsea until the end of his contract, despite Atletico Madrid considering bringing him back in the summer. The full back signed a three-year contract when he moved from the Spanish champions last July, but has struggled to make the left back position his own at Stamford Bridge. Atletico hope that may give them leverage, but Luis said: \u2018I\u2019m happy at Chelsea. I want to stay at the club until the end of my contract.\u2019 Filipe Luis insists he wants to stay at Chelsea (right), despite Atletico Madrid considering re-signing him . Luis played in Brazil\u2019s friendly wins against France and Chile during the international break, but attentions now turn to the Premier League title run-in. And Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is refusing to let his league leaders rest on their laurels until the job is done. \u2018He always asks for everybody to be focused and concentrate in the matches and try to win every game we play,\u2019 Luis added. \u2018He always says that to us. He never says anything else. \u2018It\u2019s really difficult. We have nine really difficult games. We have to be better than ever but I think we\u2019re prepared to cope with the hard situation that we have.\u2019 The defender's attentions now turn to the Premier League having played for Brazil against France and Chile ."}], "metadata": {"id": "e43eef75de38d246db9d80216ca9f5487215a78b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Filipe Luis signed for Chelsea from Atletico Madrid for \u00a316million .\nThe defender insists he wants to stay despite interest from former club .\nBrazilian has struggled to make the left back position his own this season ."}}
{"prompt": "A group of daring drift trike riders have captured some amaznig footage as they zipped down the world\u2019s steepest residential road on tricycles. Harley Jolly, Tyson Barr and Nic Roy \u2013 known collectively as Slide Christchurch \u2013 videoed themselves descending New Zealand's Dunedin\u2019s Baldwin Street on three-wheeled vehicles known as 'slide trikes'. The short clip opens with a warning message, before the riders take their position at the top of the hill, famed for its 35 per cent gradient. Harley Jolly, Tyson Barr and Nic Roy videoed themselves descending Dunedin\u2019s Baldwin Street on their trikes . After a quick thumbs up, the three men begin their descent \u2013 the video is captured on a helmet camera. Drifting from left to right, the lead rider records his journey to the bottom, before the camera angle switches to that of a spectator, who picks up all three men. Moving back to the point of view footage of the lead rider, the camera picks up the exhilarating speed in which the group descend. Point of view footage captures the lead rider reaching extreme speeds while descending the hill . The camera angle switches to that of a spectator and picks up all three men making a rapid descent . Nearing the bottom, the three men hurtle towards parked cars but manage to drift around them safely before coming to a stop at the bottom. The sleeves, seen wrapped around their tyres, are what allow the group to control their slide while drifting. Writing on Facebook, Jolly stated that he estimates the group managed to get over the 100km (60mph) mark. Baldwin street is 350 metres long and is officially recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's steepest with a 35% gradient . The group hurtle towards parked cars but manage to drift around them safely before coming to a stop at the bottom . But noted that this was down to looks from spectators and the feeling while riding as there was no speedometer to measure it accurately. Baldwin Street is located in the residential suburb of North East Valley, northeast of Dunedin's city centre. The street is 350 metres (1,150 ft) long and is officially recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's steepest with a 35 per cent gradient. Jolly stated that judging by the faces of onlookers the group managed to hit speeds of over 60mph . The sleeves wrapped around the tyres are what allow the group to control their slide while drifting .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA group of daring drift trike riders have captured some amaznig footage as they zipped down the world\u2019s steepest residential road on tricycles. Harley Jolly, Tyson Barr and Nic Roy \u2013 known collectively as Slide Christchurch \u2013 videoed themselves descending New Zealand's Dunedin\u2019s Baldwin Street on three-wheeled vehicles known as 'slide trikes'. The short clip opens with a warning message, before the riders take their position at the top of the hill, famed for its 35 per cent gradient. Harley Jolly, Tyson Barr and Nic Roy videoed themselves descending Dunedin\u2019s Baldwin Street on their trikes . After a quick thumbs up, the three men begin their descent \u2013 the video is captured on a helmet camera. Drifting from left to right, the lead rider records his journey to the bottom, before the camera angle switches to that of a spectator, who picks up all three men. Moving back to the point of view footage of the lead rider, the camera picks up the exhilarating speed in which the group descend. Point of view footage captures the lead rider reaching extreme speeds while descending the hill . The camera angle switches to that of a spectator and picks up all three men making a rapid descent . Nearing the bottom, the three men hurtle towards parked cars but manage to drift around them safely before coming to a stop at the bottom. The sleeves, seen wrapped around their tyres, are what allow the group to control their slide while drifting. Writing on Facebook, Jolly stated that he estimates the group managed to get over the 100km (60mph) mark. Baldwin street is 350 metres long and is officially recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's steepest with a 35% gradient . The group hurtle towards parked cars but manage to drift around them safely before coming to a stop at the bottom . But noted that this was down to looks from spectators and the feeling while riding as there was no speedometer to measure it accurately. Baldwin Street is located in the residential suburb of North East Valley, northeast of Dunedin's city centre. The street is 350 metres (1,150 ft) long and is officially recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's steepest with a 35 per cent gradient. Jolly stated that judging by the faces of onlookers the group managed to hit speeds of over 60mph . The sleeves wrapped around the tyres are what allow the group to control their slide while drifting ."}], "metadata": {"id": "1a343914e2435b71ba96e133da2d68d623c418e6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The group called Slide Christchurch took on New Zealand's Baldwin Street .\nThe  footage was captured by spectators and on a rider's helmet camera .\nOne of the riders believes the group reached speeds of more than 60mph ."}}
{"prompt": "Dover police say a man they believe to be the so-called 'rat burglar' who cut holes to tunnel into buildings has been arrested in Maryland. Authorities said in a news release Thursday that 49-year-old Thomas K. Jenkins of Capitol Heights, Maryland, was arrested last month by deputies with the Prince George's County Sheriff's Office. 'Rat burglar': Thomas K. Jenkins, pictured is accused of robbing 18 Dover businesses . From September 2014 to February 2015, Jenkins allegedly carried out 18 commercial robberies in Dover, Delaware, authorities there said. 'During the investigation it was learned that the Prince George\u2019s County Sheriff\u2019s Department had a series of burglaries that were similar in nature to the eighteen committed in Dover,' the release said. Thomas Jenkins has been accused by the Dover Police Department of robbing multiple businesses. They are: . Maple Dale Country Club . Manlove Auto Parts . Sovereign Properties . Morgan Properties . U and I Builders . AMCO Check Cashing . Colonial Investment . 1st Capital Mortgage . Advantage Travel . Ancient Way Massage . Tranquil Spirit Massage/Spa . Christopher \u00a0Asay Massage . Morgan Communities . Vincenzo's Restaurant . Happy Fortune Chinese Restaurant . Happy 13 Liquors . Del-One Credit Union . Pizza Time . Melvin's Auto Service . Source: Dover Police Department/The News Journal . A car was found behind a building where a robbery took place and led \u00a0deputies in Maryland to consider Jenkins as a suspect, authorities said. Law enforcement later found Jenkin's car and tracked where he went, Dover police said. Police say Jenkins had cut a hole in the roof of a commercial business in Maryland on March 9 and deputies arrested him as he fled. According to Dover police, 'Jenkins was found in possession of .45-caliber handgun that was stolen from a business in Delaware State Police Troop 9 jurisdiction. A search of Jenkins vehicle revealed an additional .45-caliber handgun stolen from the same business.' Jenkins is being held in Maryland and will face 72 charges involving the 18 burglaries in Dover when he is returned to Delaware. The charges he is facing break down to: four counts of wearing a disguise during the commission of a felony, eighteen counts of third-degree burglary, eighteen counts of possession of burglary tools, fourteen counts of theft under $1,500, and eighteen counts of criminal mischief, two of which are felonies, authorities said. Cpl. Mark Hoffman with the Dover Police Department told the News Journal that Delaware State Police are planning to file charges over a 19th robbery at Melvin's Auto Service, which reportedly occurred in a part of Dover where jurisdiction is held by state police. Sharon Hutchison, who works at one of the businesses Jenkins allegedly robbed, told the newspaper 'He cut through two layers of drywall, studs and insulation.' The Prince George's County Sheriff's Department did not immediately return a request for information on what charges Jenkins is facing there.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDover police say a man they believe to be the so-called 'rat burglar' who cut holes to tunnel into buildings has been arrested in Maryland. Authorities said in a news release Thursday that 49-year-old Thomas K. Jenkins of Capitol Heights, Maryland, was arrested last month by deputies with the Prince George's County Sheriff's Office. 'Rat burglar': Thomas K. Jenkins, pictured is accused of robbing 18 Dover businesses . From September 2014 to February 2015, Jenkins allegedly carried out 18 commercial robberies in Dover, Delaware, authorities there said. 'During the investigation it was learned that the Prince George\u2019s County Sheriff\u2019s Department had a series of burglaries that were similar in nature to the eighteen committed in Dover,' the release said. Thomas Jenkins has been accused by the Dover Police Department of robbing multiple businesses. They are: . Maple Dale Country Club . Manlove Auto Parts . Sovereign Properties . Morgan Properties . U and I Builders . AMCO Check Cashing . Colonial Investment . 1st Capital Mortgage . Advantage Travel . Ancient Way Massage . Tranquil Spirit Massage/Spa . Christopher \u00a0Asay Massage . Morgan Communities . Vincenzo's Restaurant . Happy Fortune Chinese Restaurant . Happy 13 Liquors . Del-One Credit Union . Pizza Time . Melvin's Auto Service . Source: Dover Police Department/The News Journal . A car was found behind a building where a robbery took place and led \u00a0deputies in Maryland to consider Jenkins as a suspect, authorities said. Law enforcement later found Jenkin's car and tracked where he went, Dover police said. Police say Jenkins had cut a hole in the roof of a commercial business in Maryland on March 9 and deputies arrested him as he fled. According to Dover police, 'Jenkins was found in possession of .45-caliber handgun that was stolen from a business in Delaware State Police Troop 9 jurisdiction. A search of Jenkins vehicle revealed an additional .45-caliber handgun stolen from the same business.' Jenkins is being held in Maryland and will face 72 charges involving the 18 burglaries in Dover when he is returned to Delaware. The charges he is facing break down to: four counts of wearing a disguise during the commission of a felony, eighteen counts of third-degree burglary, eighteen counts of possession of burglary tools, fourteen counts of theft under $1,500, and eighteen counts of criminal mischief, two of which are felonies, authorities said. Cpl. Mark Hoffman with the Dover Police Department told the News Journal that Delaware State Police are planning to file charges over a 19th robbery at Melvin's Auto Service, which reportedly occurred in a part of Dover where jurisdiction is held by state police. Sharon Hutchison, who works at one of the businesses Jenkins allegedly robbed, told the newspaper 'He cut through two layers of drywall, studs and insulation.' The Prince George's County Sheriff's Department did not immediately return a request for information on what charges Jenkins is facing there."}], "metadata": {"id": "d58bf9387cd76f34bbb95fe25f8036015e5cc90a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Thomas K. Jenkins, 49, was arrested last month by deputies with the Prince George's County Sheriff's Office, authorities said .\nPolice say Jenkins had cut a hole in the roof of a commercial business in Maryland on March 9 and deputies arrested him as he fled .\nJenkins is accused of carrying out multiple robberies in Dover, Delaware .\nHe is facing 72 charges from the Dover Police Department for 18 robberies .\nThe Delaware State Police is planning to file charges over a 19th robbery, which occurred in a part of Dover where jurisdiction is held by state police ."}}
{"prompt": "A cafe in the\u00a0Philippines\u00a0is serving up artistic cups of coffee for customers who enjoy their beverages tailor made. The owner of the Bunny Baker Cafe in Manila etches customised caricatures into coffee froth at no extra cost to his clientele, even detailing local favourite, boxer Manny Pacquiao. Graphic artist Zach Yonzon runs the cafe with his wife and uses steamed milk and froth as the canvas upon which he creates his masterpieces which can leave happy memories for tourists. Zach Yonzon uses steamed milk and froth as the canvas upon which he creates his masterpieces . And the tools of his unique trade include a spoon and a barbecue skewer, which he dips in dark chocolate. The service started out as a simple novelty when the owner began etching rabbits, which coincide with the cafe's theme, into cups of coffee. But the idea quickly expanded when customers started asking for more intricate and complicated designs. This means tourists to the area can leave with a special memento from their time that they can show off to family and friends alike. Captured in the short video, the cafe's owner Mr Yonzon can be seen etching the face of the much-loved Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao, into a cup of coffee. The tools of his unique trade include a spoon and a barbecue skewer, which he dips in dark chocolate . The graphic artist etches customised caricatures into coffee froth for guests at no extra cost . He says: 'They've never seen anything like that. The most that they've ever seen is a leaf or a heart, and that already makes them happy, but I want to go one step further. 'I want to go one step further and give them a picture of their baby, their boyfriend, or their favourite cartoon character. If that makes them happy, that makes them smile, that's cool.' According to the Mr Yonzon, the biggest challenge he faces is to get the picture etched into the froth before it dissolves and the coffee turns cold. But he claims that his art can be done with almost any type of coffee drink and that the final product will depend on the thickness of the beverage and the amount of froth that tops it. Mr Yonzon etches the face of the much-loved Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao into a cup of coffee . The service started when the owner began etching rabbits, which coincide with the cafe's theme, into cups of coffee . Angie Yu, a customers who requested to have the face of her child in her coffee, said:\u00a0'I'm actually amazed because it's not often, you usually see the hearts. 'You'll see the normal, simple decorations, but you won't see art in the coffee.' Mr Yonzon has now started offering small workshops at night for those who wish to learn his craft as the cafe's popularity has continued to grow. Abi Radilla, a college student who enrolled at Yonzon's workshop, said: 'My parents love to drink coffee, so maybe I can do latte art whenever they drink.' Mr Yonzon plans on expanding his special service, and hopes to soon be able to produce three dimensional caricatures. The graphic designer claims that his art can be created with almost any type of coffee drink . Mr Yonzon has now started offering small workshops at night for those who wish to learn his craft .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA cafe in the\u00a0Philippines\u00a0is serving up artistic cups of coffee for customers who enjoy their beverages tailor made. The owner of the Bunny Baker Cafe in Manila etches customised caricatures into coffee froth at no extra cost to his clientele, even detailing local favourite, boxer Manny Pacquiao. Graphic artist Zach Yonzon runs the cafe with his wife and uses steamed milk and froth as the canvas upon which he creates his masterpieces which can leave happy memories for tourists. Zach Yonzon uses steamed milk and froth as the canvas upon which he creates his masterpieces . And the tools of his unique trade include a spoon and a barbecue skewer, which he dips in dark chocolate. The service started out as a simple novelty when the owner began etching rabbits, which coincide with the cafe's theme, into cups of coffee. But the idea quickly expanded when customers started asking for more intricate and complicated designs. This means tourists to the area can leave with a special memento from their time that they can show off to family and friends alike. Captured in the short video, the cafe's owner Mr Yonzon can be seen etching the face of the much-loved Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao, into a cup of coffee. The tools of his unique trade include a spoon and a barbecue skewer, which he dips in dark chocolate . The graphic artist etches customised caricatures into coffee froth for guests at no extra cost . He says: 'They've never seen anything like that. The most that they've ever seen is a leaf or a heart, and that already makes them happy, but I want to go one step further. 'I want to go one step further and give them a picture of their baby, their boyfriend, or their favourite cartoon character. If that makes them happy, that makes them smile, that's cool.' According to the Mr Yonzon, the biggest challenge he faces is to get the picture etched into the froth before it dissolves and the coffee turns cold. But he claims that his art can be done with almost any type of coffee drink and that the final product will depend on the thickness of the beverage and the amount of froth that tops it. Mr Yonzon etches the face of the much-loved Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao into a cup of coffee . The service started when the owner began etching rabbits, which coincide with the cafe's theme, into cups of coffee . Angie Yu, a customers who requested to have the face of her child in her coffee, said:\u00a0'I'm actually amazed because it's not often, you usually see the hearts. 'You'll see the normal, simple decorations, but you won't see art in the coffee.' Mr Yonzon has now started offering small workshops at night for those who wish to learn his craft as the cafe's popularity has continued to grow. Abi Radilla, a college student who enrolled at Yonzon's workshop, said: 'My parents love to drink coffee, so maybe I can do latte art whenever they drink.' Mr Yonzon plans on expanding his special service, and hopes to soon be able to produce three dimensional caricatures. The graphic designer claims that his art can be created with almost any type of coffee drink . Mr Yonzon has now started offering small workshops at night for those who wish to learn his craft ."}], "metadata": {"id": "dc69e09212bb9ac1965ba53f7437c7a5f9193eb4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Zach Yonzon runs the Bunny Baker Cafe with his wife in Manila .\nArtist uses a spoon and a barbecue skewer dipped in chocolate .\nCreates incredibly detailed portraits at the request of customers .\nService started out as novelty when owner began etching rabbits .\nArtistic barista hopes to one day be able to create 3D caricatures ."}}
{"prompt": "Sanaa, Yemen  (CNN)Saudi airstrikes over Yemen have resumed once again, two days after Saudi Arabia announced the end of its air campaign. The airstrikes Thursday targeted rebel Houthi militant positions in three parts of Sanaa, two Yemeni Defense Ministry officials said. The attacks lasted four hours. The strikes caused no casualties, but did destroy all three military compounds that were targeted, the officials said. They said Saudi airstrikes were also targeting Houthi positions in Lahj province. On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia announced the end of its Operation Decisive Storm, a nearly month-long air campaign against Houthi positions. The Saudi-led coalition said a new initiative was underway, Operation Renewal of Hope, focused on the political process. But less than 24 hours later, after rebel forces attacked a Yemeni military brigade, the airstrikes resumed, security sources in Taiz said. Five airstrikes targeted a weapons depot in the province late Wednesday, two Taiz security officials said. They said explosions lasted for about 40 minutes. Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners started pounding Houthi positions across Yemen starting on March 26, hoping to wipe out the Iranian-allied rebel group that overthrew the Yemeni government and seized power. The Saudis say they want to restore the Yemeni government -- a key U.S. ally in the fight against al Qaeda -- which was kicked out of the capital by the rebels earlier this year. This month, Saudi officials said airstrikes have degraded Houthi-controlled military infrastructure, including key buildings in Sanaa. The campaign achieved its objectives \"by a very good planning, very precise execution, by the courage of our pilots, our sailors, our soldiers,\" said Brig. Gen. Ahmed Asiri, a Saudi military spokesman. A senior Saudi official told CNN that the Houthis agreed to \"nearly all demands\" of the U.N. Security Council. A statement from the Saudi Embassy in Washington outlined objectives of the next phase of operations, including protecting civilians, enhancing humanitarian and medical assistance, confronting terrorism and creating an international coalition to provide maritime security. Ground troops will continue to protect the border and confront any attempts to destabilize the situation, Asiri said. Military action will be taken if needed. Houthi leader: 'Anyone who thinks we will surrender is dreaming' On Wednesday, Houthis released Yemeni Defense Minister Mahmoud al-Subaihi in Sanaa, a senior Saudi source said on the condition of anonymity. The Houthis had said they detained the defense minister at an air base near the Yemeni port city of Aden on March 26, shortly before the Saudis began their airstrike campaign. The rebels had captured the base that day as part of an advance on the Aden area. The United Nations demanded al-Subaihi's release earlier this month. But beyond the military campaign, the Saudis and their allies have said they want to find a political solution for the violence-plagued nation. President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, who says he's Yemen's legitimate leader, thanked the Saudi-led coalition. He is working with the Saudis and other allies to return to his country. \"We promise to restructure the Yemen military to ensure that it serves the people of Yemen,\" Hadi said, calling on the Houthis to withdraw, and saying that he would return to Yemen at \"the right time\" to rebuild the country. \"You will witness many changes in the days to come in our mission to build an institutional government and military, far from rebel militancy.\" Why is Saudi Arabia bombing Yemen? Hakim Almasmari reported from Sanaa; Holly Yan reported and wrote from Atlanta. CNN's Mohammed Tawfeeq, Salim Essaid, Nic Robertson and Josh Levs contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSanaa, Yemen  (CNN)Saudi airstrikes over Yemen have resumed once again, two days after Saudi Arabia announced the end of its air campaign. The airstrikes Thursday targeted rebel Houthi militant positions in three parts of Sanaa, two Yemeni Defense Ministry officials said. The attacks lasted four hours. The strikes caused no casualties, but did destroy all three military compounds that were targeted, the officials said. They said Saudi airstrikes were also targeting Houthi positions in Lahj province. On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia announced the end of its Operation Decisive Storm, a nearly month-long air campaign against Houthi positions. The Saudi-led coalition said a new initiative was underway, Operation Renewal of Hope, focused on the political process. But less than 24 hours later, after rebel forces attacked a Yemeni military brigade, the airstrikes resumed, security sources in Taiz said. Five airstrikes targeted a weapons depot in the province late Wednesday, two Taiz security officials said. They said explosions lasted for about 40 minutes. Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners started pounding Houthi positions across Yemen starting on March 26, hoping to wipe out the Iranian-allied rebel group that overthrew the Yemeni government and seized power. The Saudis say they want to restore the Yemeni government -- a key U.S. ally in the fight against al Qaeda -- which was kicked out of the capital by the rebels earlier this year. This month, Saudi officials said airstrikes have degraded Houthi-controlled military infrastructure, including key buildings in Sanaa. The campaign achieved its objectives \"by a very good planning, very precise execution, by the courage of our pilots, our sailors, our soldiers,\" said Brig. Gen. Ahmed Asiri, a Saudi military spokesman. A senior Saudi official told CNN that the Houthis agreed to \"nearly all demands\" of the U.N. Security Council. A statement from the Saudi Embassy in Washington outlined objectives of the next phase of operations, including protecting civilians, enhancing humanitarian and medical assistance, confronting terrorism and creating an international coalition to provide maritime security. Ground troops will continue to protect the border and confront any attempts to destabilize the situation, Asiri said. Military action will be taken if needed. Houthi leader: 'Anyone who thinks we will surrender is dreaming' On Wednesday, Houthis released Yemeni Defense Minister Mahmoud al-Subaihi in Sanaa, a senior Saudi source said on the condition of anonymity. The Houthis had said they detained the defense minister at an air base near the Yemeni port city of Aden on March 26, shortly before the Saudis began their airstrike campaign. The rebels had captured the base that day as part of an advance on the Aden area. The United Nations demanded al-Subaihi's release earlier this month. But beyond the military campaign, the Saudis and their allies have said they want to find a political solution for the violence-plagued nation. President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, who says he's Yemen's legitimate leader, thanked the Saudi-led coalition. He is working with the Saudis and other allies to return to his country. \"We promise to restructure the Yemen military to ensure that it serves the people of Yemen,\" Hadi said, calling on the Houthis to withdraw, and saying that he would return to Yemen at \"the right time\" to rebuild the country. \"You will witness many changes in the days to come in our mission to build an institutional government and military, far from rebel militancy.\" Why is Saudi Arabia bombing Yemen? Hakim Almasmari reported from Sanaa; Holly Yan reported and wrote from Atlanta. CNN's Mohammed Tawfeeq, Salim Essaid, Nic Robertson and Josh Levs contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "d8ede010d14e6aced953eb7154aa9bbaab7f7e6a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "After calling off its air campaign, Saudi Arabia resumes airstrikes in Yemen .\nNo casualties are reported, but 3 Houthi military compounds were destroyed .\nSaudi airstrikes resumed after rebel forces attacked a Yemeni military brigade ."}}
{"prompt": "A young woman has revealed details about her lengthy battle with a rare condition that left her unable to eat anything for a year and a half \u2013 despite the fact that she still felt desperately hungry. Kyli Wilfson, a self-confessed \u2018food person\u2019, was 26 when she first started experiencing agonizing pain \u2013 which made her feel like she had been \u2018kicked in the abdomen' \u2013 whenever she ate, a symptom which doctors initially brushed off as being due to a mild pancreatic problem which would \u2018resolve itself\u2019 in a matter of days. Kyli, now 29, was eventually diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis, and the North Carolina resident found herself looking at a lifetime spent on a feeding tube, as the disease, which effects less than .01 per cent of people, would only get worse. Within months she had dropped to a startling 80lbs, she revealed to\u00a0Cosmopolitan.com, and  had to postpone her wedding as she spent more and more time in hospitals. Mystery illness:\u00a0Kyli Wolfson, pictured, had trouble getting a correct diagnosis when she woke up in excruciating pain in October 2012; her illness left her unable to eat for a year and a half . At first, doctors faced difficulties even diagnosing Kyli; though she'd had digestive problems for years, her rare disease wasn't initially considered. Instead, doctors at her local ER insisted that she had acute pancreatitis, a condition that commonly effects heavy drinkers. However, Kyli's pain continued to return every time she tried to eat anything \u2014 even soup \u2014 leading her to visit two more hospitals in search of a new diagnosis and a cure. 'It never even changed,' she said, explaining that when she tried to eat, it felt like she was burning on the inside. 'It was still ten-out-of-ten pain.' Three months after her first visit to the emergency room, she was finally diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis, a condition she had likely had since birth but was only found after doctors put a camera down her throat to her pancreas \u2014 a potentially life-threatening procedure that was only tried after all other options had been exhausted. Literally starving: Still maintaining an appetite but unable to eat without pain, Kyli was constantly hungry \u2014\u00a0leading her\u00a0fianc\u00e9 Dustin Wood to feel bad eating in front of her . Rapid weight loss: Kyli's\u00a0weight, which is normally at around 110lbs, dropped to 80lbs when she was at her lightest . Sufferers of the illness, which is characterized by an inflammation of the pancreas, have to be fed through a feeding tube because the condition never improves, and eventually leads to permanent damage. Kyli spent a year and half abstaining from eating entirely, which was an incredibly trying ordeal for both her and her\u00a0fianc\u00e9 Dustin Wood. 'We're food people,' she said. 'We [love] to bake, order takeout. Now he felt bad eating in front of me.' Luckily, Kyli found a support group for people who have chronic pancreatitis on Facebook, some of whom said they found a way to eat: a risky surgical procedure to remove the pancreas, spleen, gallbladder, appendix, and duodenum, which allows the pancreas' cells to be transplanted into the liver, enabling it to function as a pancreas. So Kyli flew to a hospital in Minnesota that specializes in the 14-hour surgery, and scheduled her procedure for January 2014. Enduring love: Kyli's wedding to\u00a0fianc\u00e9 Dustin is back on, now scheduled three years after she first went to the emergency room with stomach pain . After her surgery, Kyli spent another two and a half weeks using a feeding tube before being told to try food again. 'I was excited, but nervous, since it had been so long since I'd eaten,' she said. 'Sure enough, I had chicken broth and juice and it didn't affect anything. It was amazing.' She soon began enjoying ice cream, lobster, and pizza, and was able to return to her normal weight of 110lbs. 'The number one thing that helped was the support group I joined and knowing other people going through it,' she said. 'They saved me and gave me hope.' Now feeling healthy and grateful for the transformative surgery, Kyli was able to reschedule her wedding to Dustin. She will walk down the aisle in October.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA young woman has revealed details about her lengthy battle with a rare condition that left her unable to eat anything for a year and a half \u2013 despite the fact that she still felt desperately hungry. Kyli Wilfson, a self-confessed \u2018food person\u2019, was 26 when she first started experiencing agonizing pain \u2013 which made her feel like she had been \u2018kicked in the abdomen' \u2013 whenever she ate, a symptom which doctors initially brushed off as being due to a mild pancreatic problem which would \u2018resolve itself\u2019 in a matter of days. Kyli, now 29, was eventually diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis, and the North Carolina resident found herself looking at a lifetime spent on a feeding tube, as the disease, which effects less than .01 per cent of people, would only get worse. Within months she had dropped to a startling 80lbs, she revealed to\u00a0Cosmopolitan.com, and  had to postpone her wedding as she spent more and more time in hospitals. Mystery illness:\u00a0Kyli Wolfson, pictured, had trouble getting a correct diagnosis when she woke up in excruciating pain in October 2012; her illness left her unable to eat for a year and a half . At first, doctors faced difficulties even diagnosing Kyli; though she'd had digestive problems for years, her rare disease wasn't initially considered. Instead, doctors at her local ER insisted that she had acute pancreatitis, a condition that commonly effects heavy drinkers. However, Kyli's pain continued to return every time she tried to eat anything \u2014 even soup \u2014 leading her to visit two more hospitals in search of a new diagnosis and a cure. 'It never even changed,' she said, explaining that when she tried to eat, it felt like she was burning on the inside. 'It was still ten-out-of-ten pain.' Three months after her first visit to the emergency room, she was finally diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis, a condition she had likely had since birth but was only found after doctors put a camera down her throat to her pancreas \u2014 a potentially life-threatening procedure that was only tried after all other options had been exhausted. Literally starving: Still maintaining an appetite but unable to eat without pain, Kyli was constantly hungry \u2014\u00a0leading her\u00a0fianc\u00e9 Dustin Wood to feel bad eating in front of her . Rapid weight loss: Kyli's\u00a0weight, which is normally at around 110lbs, dropped to 80lbs when she was at her lightest . Sufferers of the illness, which is characterized by an inflammation of the pancreas, have to be fed through a feeding tube because the condition never improves, and eventually leads to permanent damage. Kyli spent a year and half abstaining from eating entirely, which was an incredibly trying ordeal for both her and her\u00a0fianc\u00e9 Dustin Wood. 'We're food people,' she said. 'We [love] to bake, order takeout. Now he felt bad eating in front of me.' Luckily, Kyli found a support group for people who have chronic pancreatitis on Facebook, some of whom said they found a way to eat: a risky surgical procedure to remove the pancreas, spleen, gallbladder, appendix, and duodenum, which allows the pancreas' cells to be transplanted into the liver, enabling it to function as a pancreas. So Kyli flew to a hospital in Minnesota that specializes in the 14-hour surgery, and scheduled her procedure for January 2014. Enduring love: Kyli's wedding to\u00a0fianc\u00e9 Dustin is back on, now scheduled three years after she first went to the emergency room with stomach pain . After her surgery, Kyli spent another two and a half weeks using a feeding tube before being told to try food again. 'I was excited, but nervous, since it had been so long since I'd eaten,' she said. 'Sure enough, I had chicken broth and juice and it didn't affect anything. It was amazing.' She soon began enjoying ice cream, lobster, and pizza, and was able to return to her normal weight of 110lbs. 'The number one thing that helped was the support group I joined and knowing other people going through it,' she said. 'They saved me and gave me hope.' Now feeling healthy and grateful for the transformative surgery, Kyli was able to reschedule her wedding to Dustin. She will walk down the aisle in October."}], "metadata": {"id": "580662fa7ac3a8a73698e40b3f9f7dc148256470", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Kyli Wolfson, 29, felt severe pain whenever she ate thanks to the disorder, which developed in October 2012, when she was 26 .\nShe dropped to just 80lbs and doctors told her she would likely need a feeding tube for the rest of her life .\nDiagnosed with chronic pancreatitis, Kyli's only hope was to undergo a 14-hour surgery to remove her pancreas ."}}
{"prompt": "It is a common fear, known as trypanophobia. For around 20 per cent of the population, the thought of going to the doctors for an injection invokes a deep-rooted sense of dread. Many avoid the doctor's surgery altogether, leaving themselves open to the risk of various illnesses and infections. But for those terrified of needles, a team of scientists at Rice University in Houston, may have the answer. They have developed a new device, Comfortably Numb, to ease the pain of an injection. Their invention numbs the skin prior to the jab by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin. Scroll down for video . Comfortably Numb is a new, single-use device that eases the pain of an injection by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin within 60 seconds . Three first year students, (from L-R) mechanical engineer Mike Hua, bioengineer Andy Zhang and computer scientist Greg Allison, came up with the invention, they describe as 'simple and elegant' The trio, made up of computer scientist Greg Allison, bioengineer Andy Zhang and mechanical engineer Mike Hua, currently has a functioning prototype, that has produced a numbing effect in just 60 seconds. 'Our device is 3D printed and consists of two sealed chambers containing the chemical ammonium nitrate and water, ' Mr Hua said. 'A simple twisting motion moves the chambers into alignment to allow the chemicals to flow through the chamber to produce a rapid endothermic reaction. 'We then numb the skin by contacting the device's metal surface to the patient's skin.' Current solutions are either ineffective because they fail to numb the skin adequately, or take too long, the researchers said. They noted that a commonly used medicated topical patch takes about an hour to work, whereas their new device 'works on the order of seconds and minutes', Mr Zhang said. 'We are targeting anyone who has to get an injection, which is nearly everyone,' Mr Allison said. 'But the device is especially applicable to people who are more susceptible to pain.' As such, he said, it is particularly useful for children and the elderly. And, it is intended for use during procedures 'where you have to get shots in more sensitive areas of the body, such as the face or the groin', he added. The team designed the device to be single-use, rather than reusable to avoid the difficulties of cleaning it and resetting the device. It costs around $2 (\u00a31.34) to produce, they said . The trio said the device could also be used to ease the pain of ear piercings and tattooing, and help reduce swelling. 'We looked into all sorts of methods for numbing, both quick and long-term, chemicals, using ice packs - which is similar to what we're using now,' Mr Hua said. The device is 3D printed and consists of two sealed chambers containing the chemical ammonium nitrate and water. A simple twisting motion moves the chambers into alignment to allow the chemicals to flow through the chamber to produce a rapid endothermic reaction. The skin can then be numbed by contacting the device's metal surface to the patient's skin. Within 60 seconds the patient's skin is numb and they can have an injection without experiencing pain. 'We explored everything that surrounded the problem before we even began brainstorming.' 'At the end of the day, what we're creating is a self-contained device with a very cold contact surface, and there are many applications for that,' Mr Allison added. Some of the solutions the trio researched were highly technical and required a materials science degree, or skills the first-year students had not yet learned. 'That's the kind of amazing thing about our project,' Mr Allison said. 'Because we don't have these incredibly refined skills in certain areas, that meant we had to think of very simple solutions. 'Being limited in that way led to something that is very novel and innovative, but at the same time, simple and elegant.' The team designed the device to be single-use, rather than reusable to avoid the difficulties of cleaning it and resetting the device. Mr Zhang, said: 'The materials that we use are relatively inexpensive and found in abundance: plastic, rubber and metal. The team from Rice University in Houston said the device could be used in future for those having tattoos, or people wanting to get their ears pierced without suffering the pain . 'The materials for one of these cost about a quarter, and then we just had to do estimates based on how much manufacturing would cost. 'We compared our device to similar things already in production, and we've estimated the cost at about $2 (\u00a31.34).' The team is currently in the process of applying for a provisional patent for the device, and the students hope to continue their work together in their spare time when they return to Rice in their second year. 'As a team, we just want to follow the project, because we think it has a lot of potential. I think that's what drew us to this specific project,' Mr Allison said. 'We haven't really discussed yet whether we're going dedicate to making this a company, but it's something we're open to.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt is a common fear, known as trypanophobia. For around 20 per cent of the population, the thought of going to the doctors for an injection invokes a deep-rooted sense of dread. Many avoid the doctor's surgery altogether, leaving themselves open to the risk of various illnesses and infections. But for those terrified of needles, a team of scientists at Rice University in Houston, may have the answer. They have developed a new device, Comfortably Numb, to ease the pain of an injection. Their invention numbs the skin prior to the jab by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin. Scroll down for video . Comfortably Numb is a new, single-use device that eases the pain of an injection by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin within 60 seconds . Three first year students, (from L-R) mechanical engineer Mike Hua, bioengineer Andy Zhang and computer scientist Greg Allison, came up with the invention, they describe as 'simple and elegant' The trio, made up of computer scientist Greg Allison, bioengineer Andy Zhang and mechanical engineer Mike Hua, currently has a functioning prototype, that has produced a numbing effect in just 60 seconds. 'Our device is 3D printed and consists of two sealed chambers containing the chemical ammonium nitrate and water, ' Mr Hua said. 'A simple twisting motion moves the chambers into alignment to allow the chemicals to flow through the chamber to produce a rapid endothermic reaction. 'We then numb the skin by contacting the device's metal surface to the patient's skin.' Current solutions are either ineffective because they fail to numb the skin adequately, or take too long, the researchers said. They noted that a commonly used medicated topical patch takes about an hour to work, whereas their new device 'works on the order of seconds and minutes', Mr Zhang said. 'We are targeting anyone who has to get an injection, which is nearly everyone,' Mr Allison said. 'But the device is especially applicable to people who are more susceptible to pain.' As such, he said, it is particularly useful for children and the elderly. And, it is intended for use during procedures 'where you have to get shots in more sensitive areas of the body, such as the face or the groin', he added. The team designed the device to be single-use, rather than reusable to avoid the difficulties of cleaning it and resetting the device. It costs around $2 (\u00a31.34) to produce, they said . The trio said the device could also be used to ease the pain of ear piercings and tattooing, and help reduce swelling. 'We looked into all sorts of methods for numbing, both quick and long-term, chemicals, using ice packs - which is similar to what we're using now,' Mr Hua said. The device is 3D printed and consists of two sealed chambers containing the chemical ammonium nitrate and water. A simple twisting motion moves the chambers into alignment to allow the chemicals to flow through the chamber to produce a rapid endothermic reaction. The skin can then be numbed by contacting the device's metal surface to the patient's skin. Within 60 seconds the patient's skin is numb and they can have an injection without experiencing pain. 'We explored everything that surrounded the problem before we even began brainstorming.' 'At the end of the day, what we're creating is a self-contained device with a very cold contact surface, and there are many applications for that,' Mr Allison added. Some of the solutions the trio researched were highly technical and required a materials science degree, or skills the first-year students had not yet learned. 'That's the kind of amazing thing about our project,' Mr Allison said. 'Because we don't have these incredibly refined skills in certain areas, that meant we had to think of very simple solutions. 'Being limited in that way led to something that is very novel and innovative, but at the same time, simple and elegant.' The team designed the device to be single-use, rather than reusable to avoid the difficulties of cleaning it and resetting the device. Mr Zhang, said: 'The materials that we use are relatively inexpensive and found in abundance: plastic, rubber and metal. The team from Rice University in Houston said the device could be used in future for those having tattoos, or people wanting to get their ears pierced without suffering the pain . 'The materials for one of these cost about a quarter, and then we just had to do estimates based on how much manufacturing would cost. 'We compared our device to similar things already in production, and we've estimated the cost at about $2 (\u00a31.34).' The team is currently in the process of applying for a provisional patent for the device, and the students hope to continue their work together in their spare time when they return to Rice in their second year. 'As a team, we just want to follow the project, because we think it has a lot of potential. I think that's what drew us to this specific project,' Mr Allison said. 'We haven't really discussed yet whether we're going dedicate to making this a company, but it's something we're open to.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "896fe2bda2ed445306c8fd005e8f11288b805eb6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Comfortably Numb is a single-use 3D printed device that numbs the skin .\nProduces a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin in 60 seconds .\nInvention costs around $2 to make and could help millions terrified of pain .\nThree first-year students behind invention say it could work for tattoos too ."}}
{"prompt": "The dawn of a new era of space travel may be upon us after Amazon's Jeff Bezos successfully tested a vehicle that will take tourists into space. Mr Bezos' firm, called the Blue Origin company, has long spoken of its desire to take paying astronauts into the cosmos. And now it has performed the first successful test of the vehicle they hope will make that dream a reality. Scroll down for video . Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin company has completed a successful spaceflight test in West Texas (shown). The New Shepard vehicle rose to a height of 58 miles (94km) - four miles short of space - before landing. It was unmanned, but will ultimately take six people into space . The test took place from the company\u2019s launch site in West Texas. Called New Shepard, the vehicle consists of a main booster rocket and a six-seater capsule on top, standing 60ft (18 metres) tall. The New Shepard system will take astronauts to space on suborbital journeys. It includes a Crew Capsule carrying six astronauts atop a separate rocket-powered Propulsion Module, launched from the firm's West Texas Launch Site. Following liftoff, the combined vehicles accelerate for approximately two and a half minutes. The Propulsion Module then shuts off its rocket engines and separates from the Crew Capsule. The Propulsion Module will finish its flight, descend to Earth, and autonomously perform a rocket-powered vertical landing. The Crew Capsule will go on to coast to the edge of space, providing astronauts with a view to the curvature of the Earth and the beauty of our planet. After descent and re-entry into Earth\u2019s atmosphere, the Crew Capsule will land under parachutes no more than a few miles from the launch site. In addition, the New Shepard vehicle will provide opportunities for researchers to fly experiments into space and a microgravity environment. For this, the first test flight of the entire architecture, it was unmanned - but the company hopes to soon start taking customers into space. The cost of a ticket has not yet been announced, but estimates suggest it will be around \u00a3130,000 $200,000 - similar to a flight on Richard Branson\u2019s Virgin Galactic. The difference, however, is that while Galactic relies on using a plane to slowly rise into the atmosphere, New Shepard takes off straight up and lands back on the ground. This is known as vertical takeoff, vertical landing (VTVL). And Blue Origin is also much more secretive - with this successful test flight taking many by surprise. In video released by Blue Origin, the booster - using liquid hydrogen and oxygen - lifts the New Shepard vehicle to an altitude of 58 miles (94km). This is four miles (six kilometres) short of the official boundary of space - the Karman Line - although there does not seem to be any problems with reaching this boundary in future. Once it reached its peak altitude, accelerating at 3Gs, the booster separated from the capsule. \u2018The in-space separation of the crew capsule from the propulsion module was perfect,\u2019 Mr Bezso said in a blog post. \u2018Any astronauts on board would have had a very nice journey into space and a smooth return.\u2019 The flight came as somewhat of a surprise because the company didn't make any announcements in the build up that it would be launching a rocket - unlike its rivals Virgin Galactic and SpaceX who are very open about the tests they will be performing . At peak altitude, 307,000ft (58 miles, 94km) up, the main booster separated from the capsule. On the left, the booster can be seen falling away, while on the right a distant view of the separation is seen. The booster failed to land successfully but the capsule landed without a hitch . Ultimately, the flights will enable six people to go to space. While in space, huge windows will give the customers a stunning view of Earth (artist's impression shown), and they'll also have several minutes of weightlessness, before the capsule falls to Earth and lands using parachutes . Here the capsule is seen returning to Earth on this test flight with its three parachutes.\u00a0\u2018Any astronauts on board would have had a very nice journey into space and a smooth return,' Amazon's Jeff Bezos said in a blog post announcing the successful flight . The booster is designed to be able to land on the ground and be reusable, much like rival SpaceX\u2019s own reusable rocket system. On this occasion, however, the booster lost pressure in its hydraulic system and was not recovered. Mr Bezos said the firm was already working on an improved system to make sure the error doesn\u2019t happen again. \u2018Assembly of propulsion module serial numbers 2 and 3 is already underway - we\u2019ll be ready to fly again soon,\u2019 he said. In a video a small crowd was seen watching the successful flight from the company's launch site in West Texas - but for the most part the launch was kept a secret . Jeff Bezos (pictured) is better known as the CEO and founder of Amazon, with a fortune of \u00a322.5 billion ($34.7 billion). He founded his Blue Origin company in 2000 . Elon Musk, the PayPal co-founder and electric car maker, is competing against Bezos to develop a re-usable rocket . An isolated edge of vast West Texas is home to a highly secretive part of the 21st-century space race, one of two being directed in the Lone Star State by internet billionaires whose personalities and corporate strategies seem worlds apart. The presence of Blue Origin, LLC, the brainchild of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, barely registers in nearby Van Horn, a way station along Interstate 10, a full decade after he began buying land in one of Texas' largest and most remote counties. At the opposite end \u2014 of Texas and the competition \u2014 is the highly visible SpaceX venture, led by PayPal co-founder and electric car maker Elon Musk. His company contracts with NASA to resupply the International Space Station and is building a launch site about 600 miles from Van Horn, on the southernmost Texas Gulf coast, with the much-publicized goal of sending humans to Mars. SpaceX and Blue Origin are among several U.S. companies engaged in the private space business. Both men have seemingly unlimited resources \u2014 Bezos' wealth is estimated at nearly $35 billion, Musk's at $12 billion \u2014 and lofty aspirations: launching a new era of commercial space operations, in part by cutting costs through reusable rockets. Earlier this year a dispute over a design of a floating landing platform - which would be used to launch and land rockets in the middle of the ocean - was dragged through the courts. But a judge said the confrontation would be allowed to continue. In part they are racing to be the first to manufacture and successfully operate reusable rockets - making space flight cheaper. According to The Washington Post,\u00a0SpaceX has been working on the technology for years, and in January attempted the unprecedented landing the first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket on a floating barge it calls an autonomous spaceport droneship. However the barge and the rocket exploded. SpaceX founder and Musk, center, and Texas Governor Rick Perry turn the first shovel-full of sand at the groundbreaking ceremony for the SpaceX launch pad at Boca Chica Beach, Texas, in September 2014 . Combined, the booster and capsule stand 60ft (18 metres) tall, with a feather painted onto the side . This is the walkway astronauts will ultimately use when the company stars its manned flights . In this first test flight, the New Shepard vehicle rose to an altitude of 58 miles (94km). This is four miles (six kilometres) short of the official boundary of space - the Karman Line - although there does not seem to be any problems with reaching this boundary in future . The flight of the capsule, however, passed without a hitch and it successfully landed on the ground with the help of three parachutes. The company is keen on VTVL because it is \u2018scalable to a very large size,\u2019 according to Mr Bezos. And he noted that the company was already working on a larger vehicle, New Shepard\u2019s \u2018Very Big Brother\u2019, which is apparently many times New Shepard\u2019s size with five times as much thrust. The company has not yet revealed when it\u2019s next flight will be, or when manned flights will begin. 'We won\u2019t be publishing a calendar for our test flight programme. And, nothing further to contribute regarding pricing,' a spokesperson from Blue Origin told MailOnline. But following this successful flight, many will be expecting the company to go from strength to strength.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe dawn of a new era of space travel may be upon us after Amazon's Jeff Bezos successfully tested a vehicle that will take tourists into space. Mr Bezos' firm, called the Blue Origin company, has long spoken of its desire to take paying astronauts into the cosmos. And now it has performed the first successful test of the vehicle they hope will make that dream a reality. Scroll down for video . Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin company has completed a successful spaceflight test in West Texas (shown). The New Shepard vehicle rose to a height of 58 miles (94km) - four miles short of space - before landing. It was unmanned, but will ultimately take six people into space . The test took place from the company\u2019s launch site in West Texas. Called New Shepard, the vehicle consists of a main booster rocket and a six-seater capsule on top, standing 60ft (18 metres) tall. The New Shepard system will take astronauts to space on suborbital journeys. It includes a Crew Capsule carrying six astronauts atop a separate rocket-powered Propulsion Module, launched from the firm's West Texas Launch Site. Following liftoff, the combined vehicles accelerate for approximately two and a half minutes. The Propulsion Module then shuts off its rocket engines and separates from the Crew Capsule. The Propulsion Module will finish its flight, descend to Earth, and autonomously perform a rocket-powered vertical landing. The Crew Capsule will go on to coast to the edge of space, providing astronauts with a view to the curvature of the Earth and the beauty of our planet. After descent and re-entry into Earth\u2019s atmosphere, the Crew Capsule will land under parachutes no more than a few miles from the launch site. In addition, the New Shepard vehicle will provide opportunities for researchers to fly experiments into space and a microgravity environment. For this, the first test flight of the entire architecture, it was unmanned - but the company hopes to soon start taking customers into space. The cost of a ticket has not yet been announced, but estimates suggest it will be around \u00a3130,000 $200,000 - similar to a flight on Richard Branson\u2019s Virgin Galactic. The difference, however, is that while Galactic relies on using a plane to slowly rise into the atmosphere, New Shepard takes off straight up and lands back on the ground. This is known as vertical takeoff, vertical landing (VTVL). And Blue Origin is also much more secretive - with this successful test flight taking many by surprise. In video released by Blue Origin, the booster - using liquid hydrogen and oxygen - lifts the New Shepard vehicle to an altitude of 58 miles (94km). This is four miles (six kilometres) short of the official boundary of space - the Karman Line - although there does not seem to be any problems with reaching this boundary in future. Once it reached its peak altitude, accelerating at 3Gs, the booster separated from the capsule. \u2018The in-space separation of the crew capsule from the propulsion module was perfect,\u2019 Mr Bezso said in a blog post. \u2018Any astronauts on board would have had a very nice journey into space and a smooth return.\u2019 The flight came as somewhat of a surprise because the company didn't make any announcements in the build up that it would be launching a rocket - unlike its rivals Virgin Galactic and SpaceX who are very open about the tests they will be performing . At peak altitude, 307,000ft (58 miles, 94km) up, the main booster separated from the capsule. On the left, the booster can be seen falling away, while on the right a distant view of the separation is seen. The booster failed to land successfully but the capsule landed without a hitch . Ultimately, the flights will enable six people to go to space. While in space, huge windows will give the customers a stunning view of Earth (artist's impression shown), and they'll also have several minutes of weightlessness, before the capsule falls to Earth and lands using parachutes . Here the capsule is seen returning to Earth on this test flight with its three parachutes.\u00a0\u2018Any astronauts on board would have had a very nice journey into space and a smooth return,' Amazon's Jeff Bezos said in a blog post announcing the successful flight . The booster is designed to be able to land on the ground and be reusable, much like rival SpaceX\u2019s own reusable rocket system. On this occasion, however, the booster lost pressure in its hydraulic system and was not recovered. Mr Bezos said the firm was already working on an improved system to make sure the error doesn\u2019t happen again. \u2018Assembly of propulsion module serial numbers 2 and 3 is already underway - we\u2019ll be ready to fly again soon,\u2019 he said. In a video a small crowd was seen watching the successful flight from the company's launch site in West Texas - but for the most part the launch was kept a secret . Jeff Bezos (pictured) is better known as the CEO and founder of Amazon, with a fortune of \u00a322.5 billion ($34.7 billion). He founded his Blue Origin company in 2000 . Elon Musk, the PayPal co-founder and electric car maker, is competing against Bezos to develop a re-usable rocket . An isolated edge of vast West Texas is home to a highly secretive part of the 21st-century space race, one of two being directed in the Lone Star State by internet billionaires whose personalities and corporate strategies seem worlds apart. The presence of Blue Origin, LLC, the brainchild of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, barely registers in nearby Van Horn, a way station along Interstate 10, a full decade after he began buying land in one of Texas' largest and most remote counties. At the opposite end \u2014 of Texas and the competition \u2014 is the highly visible SpaceX venture, led by PayPal co-founder and electric car maker Elon Musk. His company contracts with NASA to resupply the International Space Station and is building a launch site about 600 miles from Van Horn, on the southernmost Texas Gulf coast, with the much-publicized goal of sending humans to Mars. SpaceX and Blue Origin are among several U.S. companies engaged in the private space business. Both men have seemingly unlimited resources \u2014 Bezos' wealth is estimated at nearly $35 billion, Musk's at $12 billion \u2014 and lofty aspirations: launching a new era of commercial space operations, in part by cutting costs through reusable rockets. Earlier this year a dispute over a design of a floating landing platform - which would be used to launch and land rockets in the middle of the ocean - was dragged through the courts. But a judge said the confrontation would be allowed to continue. In part they are racing to be the first to manufacture and successfully operate reusable rockets - making space flight cheaper. According to The Washington Post,\u00a0SpaceX has been working on the technology for years, and in January attempted the unprecedented landing the first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket on a floating barge it calls an autonomous spaceport droneship. However the barge and the rocket exploded. SpaceX founder and Musk, center, and Texas Governor Rick Perry turn the first shovel-full of sand at the groundbreaking ceremony for the SpaceX launch pad at Boca Chica Beach, Texas, in September 2014 . Combined, the booster and capsule stand 60ft (18 metres) tall, with a feather painted onto the side . This is the walkway astronauts will ultimately use when the company stars its manned flights . In this first test flight, the New Shepard vehicle rose to an altitude of 58 miles (94km). This is four miles (six kilometres) short of the official boundary of space - the Karman Line - although there does not seem to be any problems with reaching this boundary in future . The flight of the capsule, however, passed without a hitch and it successfully landed on the ground with the help of three parachutes. The company is keen on VTVL because it is \u2018scalable to a very large size,\u2019 according to Mr Bezos. And he noted that the company was already working on a larger vehicle, New Shepard\u2019s \u2018Very Big Brother\u2019, which is apparently many times New Shepard\u2019s size with five times as much thrust. The company has not yet revealed when it\u2019s next flight will be, or when manned flights will begin. 'We won\u2019t be publishing a calendar for our test flight programme. And, nothing further to contribute regarding pricing,' a spokesperson from Blue Origin told MailOnline. But following this successful flight, many will be expecting the company to go from strength to strength."}], "metadata": {"id": "ca0444446e625a7b63156b76fb4f3409da5a12a6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "His Blue Origin company completed a successful test in West Texas .\nThe New Shepard vehicle rose to a height of 58 miles before landing .\nIt was unmanned but will ultimately take six people into space .\nThe launch was conducted in secrecy before being released to the public ."}}
{"prompt": "(The Hollywood Reporter)\"The Rocky Horror Picture Show\" is the latest musical getting the small-screen treatment. Fox is developing a two-hour remake of the 1975 cult classic to be directed, executive-produced and choreographed by Kenneth Ortega (\"High School Musical\"). The project, tentatively titled \"The Rocky Horror Picture Show Event,\" is casting-contingent. The special will be filmed in advance and not air live, but few details beyond that are known. In addition to Ortega, Gail Berman and Lou Adler, who produced the original film, are also attached as executive producers. The special will be produced by Fox 21 Television Studios, and Berman's The Jackal Group. The special is timed to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the film, which has grossed more than $112 million and still plays in theaters across the country. TV premiere dates: The complete guide . This isn't the first stab at adapting \"The Rocky Horror Picture Show.\" In 2002, Fox unveiled plans for an adaptation timed to the 30th anniversary that never came to fruition. The faces of pilot season 2015 . Fox's \"Glee\" covered several of the show's most popular songs for a Season 2 episode and even released a special \"The Rocky Horror Glee Show\" EP. There is no plan yet for when the adaptation will air. Fox also has a live musical production of \"Grease\", starring Julianne Hough and Vanessa Hudgens, scheduled to air on Jan. 31, 2016. Broadcast TV scorecard . Following in the footsteps of \"The Sound of Music\" and \"Peter Pan,\" NBC recently announced plans to air a live version of The Wiz later this year. Ortega's credits include \"Gilmore Girls,\" \"This Is It\" and \"Hocus Pocus.\" He is repped by Paradigm and Hanson, Jacobson. \u00a92015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(The Hollywood Reporter)\"The Rocky Horror Picture Show\" is the latest musical getting the small-screen treatment. Fox is developing a two-hour remake of the 1975 cult classic to be directed, executive-produced and choreographed by Kenneth Ortega (\"High School Musical\"). The project, tentatively titled \"The Rocky Horror Picture Show Event,\" is casting-contingent. The special will be filmed in advance and not air live, but few details beyond that are known. In addition to Ortega, Gail Berman and Lou Adler, who produced the original film, are also attached as executive producers. The special will be produced by Fox 21 Television Studios, and Berman's The Jackal Group. The special is timed to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the film, which has grossed more than $112 million and still plays in theaters across the country. TV premiere dates: The complete guide . This isn't the first stab at adapting \"The Rocky Horror Picture Show.\" In 2002, Fox unveiled plans for an adaptation timed to the 30th anniversary that never came to fruition. The faces of pilot season 2015 . Fox's \"Glee\" covered several of the show's most popular songs for a Season 2 episode and even released a special \"The Rocky Horror Glee Show\" EP. There is no plan yet for when the adaptation will air. Fox also has a live musical production of \"Grease\", starring Julianne Hough and Vanessa Hudgens, scheduled to air on Jan. 31, 2016. Broadcast TV scorecard . Following in the footsteps of \"The Sound of Music\" and \"Peter Pan,\" NBC recently announced plans to air a live version of The Wiz later this year. Ortega's credits include \"Gilmore Girls,\" \"This Is It\" and \"Hocus Pocus.\" He is repped by Paradigm and Hanson, Jacobson. \u00a92015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved."}], "metadata": {"id": "ce6e520e98568c3f75a88150768c973a4eee8dbd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Fox plans to make a TV movie of \"The Rocky Horror Picture Show\"\nSome of the producers behind the original film are involved .\nTV is in the midst of a musical craze ."}}
{"prompt": "A woman who suffered seven miscarriages has spoken of her distress after a family friend stole the money set aside for her babies' grave stone. The bereaved mother, named Dawn, was appearing on The Jeremy Kyle show and accused long-term chum, convicted burglar Jamie, of making off with the cash. When one of Mr Kyle's famous lie detector tests revealed that Jamie, who lives with Dawn and her partner who is also called Jamie, had done the deed, she burst into tears and stormed off. Scroll down for video . Devastated: Dawn, who has had seven miscarriages, was furious to discover her friend had stolen from her . The drama began when Dawn, who has previously appeared on the ITV talk show, discovered that \u00a3207 set aside for a \u00a3500 grave stone had disappeared. Suspecting house-mate Jamie and his girlfriend Carol, she confronted them but was initially met with a flat denial. 'Only him and Carol knew where it was,' she said during an angry confrontation on the ITV show. 'Me and Jamie had been saving up and only Carol knew where it was.' Unable to prove it, she asked Mr Kyle to conduct a lie detector test and when the results came back, it showed that Jamie had indeed taken the cash. Caught out: Jamie, who has been to prison for burglary, was found to be lying after taking a test . Outraged: Dawn, who was going to spend the money on a gravestone, was left furious by the revelation . Mr Kyle also revealed that Jamie had sent a Facebook message to Dawn during the journey to London in which he declared his undying love and confessed to taking the money but blamed it on girlfriend Carol. Speaking after the show, a sobbing Dawn said: \u00a0'I've had seven miscarriages and only one of them I've had to bury. 'That was Daniel James and the \u00a3207 was put aside because the head stone was going to cost \u00a3500 altogether. 'We had to stand there and say goodbye to Daniel James and the last thing I wanted to do for Daniel James was put a head stone on him so he knew how much his mummy and daddy loved him. I feel betrayed, horrible. You try and do a good gesture to people and then you get it thrown in your face.' Tears: She then burst into tears and rushed off the stage - pursued by the Jeremy Kyle cameras . Sobbing: She was comforted by her partner, also called Jamie, after the show .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA woman who suffered seven miscarriages has spoken of her distress after a family friend stole the money set aside for her babies' grave stone. The bereaved mother, named Dawn, was appearing on The Jeremy Kyle show and accused long-term chum, convicted burglar Jamie, of making off with the cash. When one of Mr Kyle's famous lie detector tests revealed that Jamie, who lives with Dawn and her partner who is also called Jamie, had done the deed, she burst into tears and stormed off. Scroll down for video . Devastated: Dawn, who has had seven miscarriages, was furious to discover her friend had stolen from her . The drama began when Dawn, who has previously appeared on the ITV talk show, discovered that \u00a3207 set aside for a \u00a3500 grave stone had disappeared. Suspecting house-mate Jamie and his girlfriend Carol, she confronted them but was initially met with a flat denial. 'Only him and Carol knew where it was,' she said during an angry confrontation on the ITV show. 'Me and Jamie had been saving up and only Carol knew where it was.' Unable to prove it, she asked Mr Kyle to conduct a lie detector test and when the results came back, it showed that Jamie had indeed taken the cash. Caught out: Jamie, who has been to prison for burglary, was found to be lying after taking a test . Outraged: Dawn, who was going to spend the money on a gravestone, was left furious by the revelation . Mr Kyle also revealed that Jamie had sent a Facebook message to Dawn during the journey to London in which he declared his undying love and confessed to taking the money but blamed it on girlfriend Carol. Speaking after the show, a sobbing Dawn said: \u00a0'I've had seven miscarriages and only one of them I've had to bury. 'That was Daniel James and the \u00a3207 was put aside because the head stone was going to cost \u00a3500 altogether. 'We had to stand there and say goodbye to Daniel James and the last thing I wanted to do for Daniel James was put a head stone on him so he knew how much his mummy and daddy loved him. I feel betrayed, horrible. You try and do a good gesture to people and then you get it thrown in your face.' Tears: She then burst into tears and rushed off the stage - pursued by the Jeremy Kyle cameras . Sobbing: She was comforted by her partner, also called Jamie, after the show ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a3b6201aca77b5bdaa5df02d6acee2be66233237", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The woman, named Dawn, was appearing on ITV's The Jeremy Kyle Show .\nAccused her close friend and house-mate Jamie of stealing \u00a3207 .\nThe money had been set aside for a grave stone for baby Daniel James .\nA sobbing Dawn revealed that the baby was the seventh she has lost .\nThe Jeremy Kyle Show, weekdays at 9.25am on ITV ."}}
{"prompt": "Scarface and Godfather actor Al Pacino is offering die-hard fans the chance to fly with him on a private jet \u2013 but it will set them back an eye-watering sum of \u00a325,000 (or $41,500). The unusual meet and greet is part of a ticket package offered by a Cambridge-based tour operator ahead of Pacino\u2019s three-city speaking tour in the UK and Ireland. But the 74-year-old actor, who has made millions over an illustrious career spanning six decades, is drawing criticism for the pricey promotion. Die-hard fans of actor Al Pacino can fly on a private jet with him from Glasgow to London for \u00a325,000 . Event Travel, which is offering the five-figure ticket package, declined to say whether anyone has paid for a spot on the private jet, which will fly from Glasgow to London. Most commercial flights on the same route last roughly 80 minutes. According to an online itinerary, the package includes a commercial flight ticket from any UK airport to Glasgow, plus a ticket to Pacino\u2019s show in the Scottish city on May 19. The VIP package, priced from \u00a325,000 or $41,555 per person, includes: . Up to two hardcore fans will then fly from Glasgow to London with Pacino on his entourage after the show, giving them the perfect opportunity to corner the actor and question about his roles as Tony Montana in the cult film Scarface, Michael Corleone in The Godfather trilogy, or his Academy Award-winning performance in Scent of a Woman. Dubbed \u2018The Amazing Experience\u2019, it also includes three nights in a five-star hotel in London, transfers and a ticket to the actor\u2019s May 22 show at the Hammersmith Apollo. Pacino fans who find the price too steep can opt for \u2018The Unique Experience\u2019, which allows them to eat lunch with the actor at his hotel before the London show, for \u00a37,500 ($12,000). If that is too pricey, fans can buy a \u00a32,500 ($4,150) ticket package that includes about 20 minutes of alone time with Pacino in his dressing room, or they can spend \u00a3650 ($1,080) for a group meet and greet. Actor Al Pacino arrives with Camila Sola (left) and Lucila Sola for a screening of the film Manglehorn in 2014 . The speaking series, \u2018An Evening with Pacino\u2019, is being marketed as \u2018an exceptional opportunity to catch an icon in the flesh\u2019. Organisers are promising never-before-heard stories and never-before-seen video clips, plus a chance to ask questions. It follows a sold-out event at the Palladium in 2013.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nScarface and Godfather actor Al Pacino is offering die-hard fans the chance to fly with him on a private jet \u2013 but it will set them back an eye-watering sum of \u00a325,000 (or $41,500). The unusual meet and greet is part of a ticket package offered by a Cambridge-based tour operator ahead of Pacino\u2019s three-city speaking tour in the UK and Ireland. But the 74-year-old actor, who has made millions over an illustrious career spanning six decades, is drawing criticism for the pricey promotion. Die-hard fans of actor Al Pacino can fly on a private jet with him from Glasgow to London for \u00a325,000 . Event Travel, which is offering the five-figure ticket package, declined to say whether anyone has paid for a spot on the private jet, which will fly from Glasgow to London. Most commercial flights on the same route last roughly 80 minutes. According to an online itinerary, the package includes a commercial flight ticket from any UK airport to Glasgow, plus a ticket to Pacino\u2019s show in the Scottish city on May 19. The VIP package, priced from \u00a325,000 or $41,555 per person, includes: . Up to two hardcore fans will then fly from Glasgow to London with Pacino on his entourage after the show, giving them the perfect opportunity to corner the actor and question about his roles as Tony Montana in the cult film Scarface, Michael Corleone in The Godfather trilogy, or his Academy Award-winning performance in Scent of a Woman. Dubbed \u2018The Amazing Experience\u2019, it also includes three nights in a five-star hotel in London, transfers and a ticket to the actor\u2019s May 22 show at the Hammersmith Apollo. Pacino fans who find the price too steep can opt for \u2018The Unique Experience\u2019, which allows them to eat lunch with the actor at his hotel before the London show, for \u00a37,500 ($12,000). If that is too pricey, fans can buy a \u00a32,500 ($4,150) ticket package that includes about 20 minutes of alone time with Pacino in his dressing room, or they can spend \u00a3650 ($1,080) for a group meet and greet. Actor Al Pacino arrives with Camila Sola (left) and Lucila Sola for a screening of the film Manglehorn in 2014 . The speaking series, \u2018An Evening with Pacino\u2019, is being marketed as \u2018an exceptional opportunity to catch an icon in the flesh\u2019. Organisers are promising never-before-heard stories and never-before-seen video clips, plus a chance to ask questions. It follows a sold-out event at the Palladium in 2013."}], "metadata": {"id": "716f9547c35193f27f2b8d6f4e4d4f899eda17c2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Promotion is part of Al Pacino's speaking tour in the UK and Ireland .\nPackage includes tickets to two shows and a five-star hotel stay in London .\nIf it's too pricey, fans can pay \u00a32,500 for alone time in his dressing room .\nScarface and Godfather actor is speaking in Glasgow, London and Dublin ."}}
{"prompt": "John Carver knows only too well that a Tyne-Wear derby can make or break a manager. His first in the dugout was as assistant to Ruud Gullit in August, 1999, when on a sodden night at St James' Park the Dutchman left out Alan Shearer and Duncan Ferguson and paid for his selection with his job after a 2-1 defeat. Carver is now fighting to win the head coach position beyond the end of this season and knows what impact a victory \u2013 or a loss \u2013 could have on Sunday afternoon. John Carver is relishing the chance to take charge of his hometown club against Sunderland on Sunday . Gullit controversially decided not to start star players Duncan Ferguson and Alan Shearer in 1999 . Carver was assistant to former Newcastle manager Ruud Gullit who managed the club between 1998 and 1999 . His memories of Gullit's downfall remind him of such consequences. 'We were at the old training ground at Durham Cricket Club and I was in the room with Steve Clarke and Ruud,' recalls Carver. 'All of a sudden, he started talking about what the team was going to be against Sunderland. I said, 'Sorry Ruud, what did you say there?'. 'He said he was going to leave out Alan and Duncan. I said, 'Do you know how important this game is?'. 'He said, 'I have played in some massive derbies. I've played in them in Holland and London and I played in the Milan derby too'. 'I said, 'Yeah, but you haven't played in one like this Ruud'. 'And then we just walked out of the room. He seemed set on the fact that was what he was going to do. 'I talked about it being a motivation for the opposition seeing Alan and Duncan on the bench. But he had no concerns whatsoever. 'I actually thought, 'If we don't win it, he's gone'. I said to Steve, 'Is he writing his resignation before the game?'. Gullit's selection gambit did not pay off and Newcastle ended up losing 2-1 to Sunderland at St James' Park . 'We actually went 1-0 up but they turned it around and then the heavens opened. It was a dreadful night.' The following morning Shearer went to see Gullit, only Ferguson had beaten him to it, knocking the door off the hinges, legend has it. By the end of the week he had quit. Carver was also by Alan Pardew's side during the last four derby defeats, a factor the former manager admits did him little favours with the Toon Army. In that respect, Carver knows how much a positive result could aid his chances of landing the job on a permanent basis. 'In the eyes of the fans, if you win a derby game, it's massive,' he said. 'I'm not saying everything else is forgotten, but it certainly helps your case. If I come off and it's not been a football match but we win 1-0, I'll be delighted with that. 'We had a good football match last weekend (2-1 defeat at home to Arsenal) and got nothing for it. At the end of the day, it's all about getting the win.' Carver was also assistant manager to Alan Pardew, who lost four successive games against Sunderland .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJohn Carver knows only too well that a Tyne-Wear derby can make or break a manager. His first in the dugout was as assistant to Ruud Gullit in August, 1999, when on a sodden night at St James' Park the Dutchman left out Alan Shearer and Duncan Ferguson and paid for his selection with his job after a 2-1 defeat. Carver is now fighting to win the head coach position beyond the end of this season and knows what impact a victory \u2013 or a loss \u2013 could have on Sunday afternoon. John Carver is relishing the chance to take charge of his hometown club against Sunderland on Sunday . Gullit controversially decided not to start star players Duncan Ferguson and Alan Shearer in 1999 . Carver was assistant to former Newcastle manager Ruud Gullit who managed the club between 1998 and 1999 . His memories of Gullit's downfall remind him of such consequences. 'We were at the old training ground at Durham Cricket Club and I was in the room with Steve Clarke and Ruud,' recalls Carver. 'All of a sudden, he started talking about what the team was going to be against Sunderland. I said, 'Sorry Ruud, what did you say there?'. 'He said he was going to leave out Alan and Duncan. I said, 'Do you know how important this game is?'. 'He said, 'I have played in some massive derbies. I've played in them in Holland and London and I played in the Milan derby too'. 'I said, 'Yeah, but you haven't played in one like this Ruud'. 'And then we just walked out of the room. He seemed set on the fact that was what he was going to do. 'I talked about it being a motivation for the opposition seeing Alan and Duncan on the bench. But he had no concerns whatsoever. 'I actually thought, 'If we don't win it, he's gone'. I said to Steve, 'Is he writing his resignation before the game?'. Gullit's selection gambit did not pay off and Newcastle ended up losing 2-1 to Sunderland at St James' Park . 'We actually went 1-0 up but they turned it around and then the heavens opened. It was a dreadful night.' The following morning Shearer went to see Gullit, only Ferguson had beaten him to it, knocking the door off the hinges, legend has it. By the end of the week he had quit. Carver was also by Alan Pardew's side during the last four derby defeats, a factor the former manager admits did him little favours with the Toon Army. In that respect, Carver knows how much a positive result could aid his chances of landing the job on a permanent basis. 'In the eyes of the fans, if you win a derby game, it's massive,' he said. 'I'm not saying everything else is forgotten, but it certainly helps your case. If I come off and it's not been a football match but we win 1-0, I'll be delighted with that. 'We had a good football match last weekend (2-1 defeat at home to Arsenal) and got nothing for it. At the end of the day, it's all about getting the win.' Carver was also assistant manager to Alan Pardew, who lost four successive games against Sunderland ."}], "metadata": {"id": "4511bb7f000f7781a94fd4ee9acc88b65a984cd6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Newcastle boss John Carver is relishing the chance to take charge of his hometown club against Sunderland in the Wear-Tyne Derby .\nCarver has been part of the coaching staff for previous Newcastle managers Alan Pardew, Sir Bobby Robson and Ruud Gullit .\nHe was Gullit's assistant when Newcastle were beaten 2-1 by Sunderland after the Dutchman benched  Alan Shearer and Duncan Ferguson .\nCarver insists that he will not make the same mistakes as his predecessor ."}}
{"prompt": "A Philadelphia woman was arrested Friday on charges she tried to join and martyr herself for the Islamic State group, a day after two women in New York were charged with plotting to wage jihad by building a bomb and using it for a Boston Marathon-type attack. Keonna Thomas, 30, was preparing to travel overseas to fight with the terror group, authorities said, but instead was arrested at her home. Authorities said that she communicated with an Islamic State group fighter in Syria who asked if she wanted to be part of a martyrdom operation and that she told the fighter that the opportunity 'would be amazing,' according to the documents. 'I can make that wish come true,' the fighter reportedly replied. She appeared in court this afternoon dressed entirely in black, with just her eyes showing, and will remain in custody until her next appearance on April 8. Scroll down for video . Keonna Thomas was arrested in Philadelphia (above) Friday as she tried to join ISIS . Thomas' home (above), which had been under surveillance by FBI for the past week, had American flags lined up outside . She also actively spoke of her desires on a Twitter account that has since been removed. 'I see why the mujahideen [violent jihadi fighters] Sacrifice Dunya [life on earth] for Akhirah [the afterlife] there's no comparison,' read one tweet according to NBC 4. Another said; 'Only thing I'm jealous of is when I see the smiles of shuhadaa [martyrs].' Her home, which had been under surveillance by FBI for the past week, had American flags lined up outside. In one exchange with the fighter, they discussed how he would shoot or behead his wife if she turned out to be a spy. 'Cutting head is more personal,' Thomas replied. It's unclear if she has a lawyer who could comment on the charges. She is due to make an initial appearance in federal court Friday afternoon. Thomas' arrest comes a day after two women were arrested in New York in another home-grown terror case. They are accused of plotting to wage violent jihad by building a homemade bomb and using it for an attack like the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings. The women were ordered held without bail after a brief court appearance Thursday. The lawyer for one of them said his client will plead not guilty. Thomas is charged with providing material aid to terrorists, one of the same charges filed in 2010 against another Pennsylvania woman, Colleen LaRose, known as Jihad Jane, and two co-defendants in a terror plot that prosecutors say also involved online messages and recruitment for overseas terror suspects. Thomas' posts in support of the Islamic State started in August 2013, when she reposted a Twitter photograph of a boy holding weapons, authorities charged. She called herself Fatayat Al Khilafah and YoungLioness and tweeted posts such as \"When you're a mujahid, your death becomes a wedding,\" according to the FBI affidavit filed in the case. A mujahid is one who engages in jihad. She soon began trying to raise money for the cause online and told a Somalia-based jihadi fighter from Minnesota that she soon hoped to have enough money to travel, authorities said. She applied for a passport in February and bought a ticket to travel to Barcelona on March 29, the affidavit said. Authorities would not immediately say why she had not made the trip. She is facing up to 15 years in prison. In the Jihadi Jane case, LaRose got a 10-year term in January for agreeing to kill Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who drew a cartoon that had offended Muslims, while another American woman, Jamie Paulin-Ramirez, got eight years. An immigrant teen from Pakistan got five years.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Philadelphia woman was arrested Friday on charges she tried to join and martyr herself for the Islamic State group, a day after two women in New York were charged with plotting to wage jihad by building a bomb and using it for a Boston Marathon-type attack. Keonna Thomas, 30, was preparing to travel overseas to fight with the terror group, authorities said, but instead was arrested at her home. Authorities said that she communicated with an Islamic State group fighter in Syria who asked if she wanted to be part of a martyrdom operation and that she told the fighter that the opportunity 'would be amazing,' according to the documents. 'I can make that wish come true,' the fighter reportedly replied. She appeared in court this afternoon dressed entirely in black, with just her eyes showing, and will remain in custody until her next appearance on April 8. Scroll down for video . Keonna Thomas was arrested in Philadelphia (above) Friday as she tried to join ISIS . Thomas' home (above), which had been under surveillance by FBI for the past week, had American flags lined up outside . She also actively spoke of her desires on a Twitter account that has since been removed. 'I see why the mujahideen [violent jihadi fighters] Sacrifice Dunya [life on earth] for Akhirah [the afterlife] there's no comparison,' read one tweet according to NBC 4. Another said; 'Only thing I'm jealous of is when I see the smiles of shuhadaa [martyrs].' Her home, which had been under surveillance by FBI for the past week, had American flags lined up outside. In one exchange with the fighter, they discussed how he would shoot or behead his wife if she turned out to be a spy. 'Cutting head is more personal,' Thomas replied. It's unclear if she has a lawyer who could comment on the charges. She is due to make an initial appearance in federal court Friday afternoon. Thomas' arrest comes a day after two women were arrested in New York in another home-grown terror case. They are accused of plotting to wage violent jihad by building a homemade bomb and using it for an attack like the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings. The women were ordered held without bail after a brief court appearance Thursday. The lawyer for one of them said his client will plead not guilty. Thomas is charged with providing material aid to terrorists, one of the same charges filed in 2010 against another Pennsylvania woman, Colleen LaRose, known as Jihad Jane, and two co-defendants in a terror plot that prosecutors say also involved online messages and recruitment for overseas terror suspects. Thomas' posts in support of the Islamic State started in August 2013, when she reposted a Twitter photograph of a boy holding weapons, authorities charged. She called herself Fatayat Al Khilafah and YoungLioness and tweeted posts such as \"When you're a mujahid, your death becomes a wedding,\" according to the FBI affidavit filed in the case. A mujahid is one who engages in jihad. She soon began trying to raise money for the cause online and told a Somalia-based jihadi fighter from Minnesota that she soon hoped to have enough money to travel, authorities said. She applied for a passport in February and bought a ticket to travel to Barcelona on March 29, the affidavit said. Authorities would not immediately say why she had not made the trip. She is facing up to 15 years in prison. In the Jihadi Jane case, LaRose got a 10-year term in January for agreeing to kill Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who drew a cartoon that had offended Muslims, while another American woman, Jamie Paulin-Ramirez, got eight years. An immigrant teen from Pakistan got five years."}], "metadata": {"id": "128f4086ad6910af13a30db04380b6220f7836f3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Keonna Thomas was arrested in Philadelphia Friday as she tried to join ISIS .\nThomas, 30, was preparing to fly overseas and martyr herself for the terrorist group .\nAuthorities said that she communicated with an Islamic State group fighter in Syria and said it would be 'amazing' to fight with the group .\nShe also shared her desires on Twitter, writing; 'Only thing I'm jealous of is when I see the smiles of shuhadaa [martyrs]'\nShe made her initial appearance in federal court on Friday\u00a0in full black dress with only her eyes showing .\nThis just one day after two women in New York were charged with plotting to wage jihad by building a bomb ."}}
{"prompt": "Sitting front row at Fashion Week is a coveted position. Not just for the best view in the house and the chance that your neighbour might be a celebrity or Anna Wintour... but for the goodie bag. Stars, buyers and fashion editors in the 'FROW' are often showered with gift bags stuffed with treats from the show sponsors. The Maticevski show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia on Tuesday went above and beyond to impress guests, with front row attendees given a personalised tablet. But a few of the highly-prized gifts went missing when someone with sticky fingers - perhaps a disgruntled second row guest - decided to snap them up for themselves. Scroll down for video . Sticky fingers: Singer Jessica Mauboy was among the front row attendees at the Maticevski show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia who had her gifted tablet stolen from her seat . We cleaned up! Zac (left) and Jordan Stenmark and Lindy Klim looked thrilled with their customised tablets . All mine: Nadia Bartel also got her hands on a coveted tablet thanks to her front row position . Jessica Mauboy, model Maddison Brow, and GQ editor Nick Smith were among those who had their Lenovo tablets stolen from their seats. It should be easy to spot the culprits though, as each of the tablets had been customised with wallpaper bearing their name. Celebrities including Lindy Klim, and Jordan and Zac Stenmark were pictured fawning over their personalised Lenovo tablets before the show started. Not a bad goodie bag: Each front row guest was given an $899 Lenovo tablet with their gift bag at the show . Perks of the job: Fashion editors including Elle editor Justine Cullen were among the lucky recipients, and were quick to share their haul on social media . Show organisers had a few back-ups of the $899 tablet on hand that were not customised to give to the theft victims. Despite the drama, the show was a spectacular success, with an A-list turn-out and dazzling creations gracing the catwalk. Toni Maticevski, whose designs are beloved by Jennifer Hawkins, Abbie Cornish and Jess Hart, presented a glimmering display complete with gold, glitter, mesh and tulle. High tech: Models on the catwalk also carried the tablets, which displayed a live stream of the show . Neckless: Models were seen to be keeping necks hidden in Maticevski's neutral couture  dress line . Soft summer: Models wear a pastel palette with soft, summery tulles, transparent fabrics and flowing designs . Maticevski, who began his career with bridal gowns, stuck to his signature wrap look but branched out this season with new metallic and pastel palettes and a mix of bold and conservative cuts. The star of the couture collection though was the glittery, gold metallic\u00a0asymmetrical\u00a0dress that not only brightened up the dull  warehouse backdrop but wowed the audience with it's high cut, off the shoulder metallic design. Also featured alongside the  asymmetrical number was a opalescent mesh two piece top and skirt with a gold, triangular panel starring centre front. Maticevski's got the Midas Touch: \u00a0A gold, glittery asymmetrical dress steals the show at Toni Maticevski . The right mesh: A pearlescent mesh two piece also featured in the gold range as shown at Toni Maticevski . Showcasing also in the metallic range was glimmering opaque black maxi skirts, coats and pants. The designs all featured stiff black fabric and wrap designs, with skirts featuring tulle underlays and models wearing transparent black bows in their hair. In addition to the metallic line, Maticevski also created a playful, light, pastel collection for Spring/Summer that features transparent white and lilac overlays, apricot tulle and pretty pink prints. Models in the pastel collection replaced bows with flowers but keeping to their slick buns as seen throughout. 50 shades of grey: Maticevski's classic couture range had models wearing long, \u00a0grey coats and dresses . Black tie: Models match with bold black outfits, heels, bows and furrowed brows . The last range in the collection featured classic, neutral couture pieces with signature folds, asymmetrical lines and frills in abundance. The main colours of the monochrome collection were gunmetal, white and  black and models were seen carrying  transparent domes with flowers inside or wearing clear ball-shaped necklaces to tie in with the pastel, summery collection. Shapes also varied in the final line, with a mix of conservative long trench coats and ankle-length dresses and high-cut, daring just above knee styles.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSitting front row at Fashion Week is a coveted position. Not just for the best view in the house and the chance that your neighbour might be a celebrity or Anna Wintour... but for the goodie bag. Stars, buyers and fashion editors in the 'FROW' are often showered with gift bags stuffed with treats from the show sponsors. The Maticevski show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia on Tuesday went above and beyond to impress guests, with front row attendees given a personalised tablet. But a few of the highly-prized gifts went missing when someone with sticky fingers - perhaps a disgruntled second row guest - decided to snap them up for themselves. Scroll down for video . Sticky fingers: Singer Jessica Mauboy was among the front row attendees at the Maticevski show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia who had her gifted tablet stolen from her seat . We cleaned up! Zac (left) and Jordan Stenmark and Lindy Klim looked thrilled with their customised tablets . All mine: Nadia Bartel also got her hands on a coveted tablet thanks to her front row position . Jessica Mauboy, model Maddison Brow, and GQ editor Nick Smith were among those who had their Lenovo tablets stolen from their seats. It should be easy to spot the culprits though, as each of the tablets had been customised with wallpaper bearing their name. Celebrities including Lindy Klim, and Jordan and Zac Stenmark were pictured fawning over their personalised Lenovo tablets before the show started. Not a bad goodie bag: Each front row guest was given an $899 Lenovo tablet with their gift bag at the show . Perks of the job: Fashion editors including Elle editor Justine Cullen were among the lucky recipients, and were quick to share their haul on social media . Show organisers had a few back-ups of the $899 tablet on hand that were not customised to give to the theft victims. Despite the drama, the show was a spectacular success, with an A-list turn-out and dazzling creations gracing the catwalk. Toni Maticevski, whose designs are beloved by Jennifer Hawkins, Abbie Cornish and Jess Hart, presented a glimmering display complete with gold, glitter, mesh and tulle. High tech: Models on the catwalk also carried the tablets, which displayed a live stream of the show . Neckless: Models were seen to be keeping necks hidden in Maticevski's neutral couture  dress line . Soft summer: Models wear a pastel palette with soft, summery tulles, transparent fabrics and flowing designs . Maticevski, who began his career with bridal gowns, stuck to his signature wrap look but branched out this season with new metallic and pastel palettes and a mix of bold and conservative cuts. The star of the couture collection though was the glittery, gold metallic\u00a0asymmetrical\u00a0dress that not only brightened up the dull  warehouse backdrop but wowed the audience with it's high cut, off the shoulder metallic design. Also featured alongside the  asymmetrical number was a opalescent mesh two piece top and skirt with a gold, triangular panel starring centre front. Maticevski's got the Midas Touch: \u00a0A gold, glittery asymmetrical dress steals the show at Toni Maticevski . The right mesh: A pearlescent mesh two piece also featured in the gold range as shown at Toni Maticevski . Showcasing also in the metallic range was glimmering opaque black maxi skirts, coats and pants. The designs all featured stiff black fabric and wrap designs, with skirts featuring tulle underlays and models wearing transparent black bows in their hair. In addition to the metallic line, Maticevski also created a playful, light, pastel collection for Spring/Summer that features transparent white and lilac overlays, apricot tulle and pretty pink prints. Models in the pastel collection replaced bows with flowers but keeping to their slick buns as seen throughout. 50 shades of grey: Maticevski's classic couture range had models wearing long, \u00a0grey coats and dresses . Black tie: Models match with bold black outfits, heels, bows and furrowed brows . The last range in the collection featured classic, neutral couture pieces with signature folds, asymmetrical lines and frills in abundance. The main colours of the monochrome collection were gunmetal, white and  black and models were seen carrying  transparent domes with flowers inside or wearing clear ball-shaped necklaces to tie in with the pastel, summery collection. Shapes also varied in the final line, with a mix of conservative long trench coats and ankle-length dresses and high-cut, daring just above knee styles."}], "metadata": {"id": "e950ea32a481ca122d4159c0041364b656c397fa", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Jessica Mauboy and GQ editor  among those who had tablets stolen .\n$899 personalised Lenovo tablets were gifted to front row guests .\nToni Maticevski presented SS16 runway show at Carriageworks in Sydney ."}}
{"prompt": "A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality. The unofficial 2012 paperback book was revealed by a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled by commanding officers. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith, who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012. A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality . The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force . But Smith said the general assigned to address her complaint also sang the sexist songs with the airmen regularly and she did not hear back from him. Set to the tune of \u00a0Bye Bye Blackbird: . Back your a** against the wall, here I come b**** and all, bye, bye cherry. I know I ain't got a lot, but what I got will fill your t***, bye bye cherry. I took her to my cottage in the wild woods, . And there I took advantage of her childhood. Oh my God, it was nice, cherry bye bye. The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force, reports ABC News. The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality. One of them, The S&M Man, is set to the tune of The Candy Man and describes sexually mutilating women and dragging AIDS victims behind a bus. Another one of them comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' A section of the book reads: 'This book is our thoughts, our songs and our games. 'Lesser individuals who have never strapped their a**** to a piece of flaming metal will considers these of little or no redeeming value. Because of this, the songs contained in this book are held as sacred by those of us that have.' The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality . One of the songs comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' It is stamped with the playing-cards logo of the 77th Fighter Squadron, which is based at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The Daily Beast\u00a0reports the papers also show jailbait posters. In a press conference Tuesday on the lawsuit, Smith said co-workers mocked and harassed her after she complained. 'I filed a formal complaint,' Smith said, reports USA Today. 'Six officers were punished in my case. All the officers received nothing more than a piece of paper reprimanding them for their behavior. All will still lead. All will oversee airmen and sexual assault claims.' In her original complaint, Smith also said she was sexually assaulted by her master sergeant in Germany. Smith escaped that assault when several other airmen intervened. Retired Air Force Col. Don Christensen, president of Protect Our Defenders, an advocacy group for military sex assault victims told Stars and Stripes: 'This is something that is used by Air Force officers today. 'These are the commanders who sing songs about raping women as fun.' The book is bound to look like an official Air Force publication - the bottom of its pages are labeled 'For Unofficial Use Only. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith, \u00a0(pictured) who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012 . Air Force spokeswoman Capt. Brooke Brzozowske didn't comment on the lawsuit itself to ABC News, but said the book was from 2012, before the Air Force initiating a health and welfare inspections program where such materials would have been confiscated. She said the Air Force had contacted the Inspectors General to make sure the books were not still in use. She told Stars and Stripes that as a result of a 2012 six-month investigation there were 16 allegations against eight officers at Shaw Air Force Base who failed to prevent or investigate sexual harassment, condoned or refused to remove sexually offensive material and tolerated on-duty alcohol consumption. In 2014 there were nearly 6,000 victims of sexual assault in the U.S. military this year, up eight per cent from last year, according to a study. The Pentagon report, based on an anonymous survey and shared with the Associated Press, also found that retaliation remains an ongoing problem in stern military culture that emphasizes rank, loyalty and strength. Indeed, 60per cent of the women who reported some type of unwanted sexual contact complained about social backlash from co-workers or other service members. Under fire from Congress, Pentagon leaders and the White House, the military services have launched programs to encourage reporting, provide better care for victims, step up prosecutions and urge troops to intervene when they see others in threatening situations. Congress continues to press for an overhaul of the military justice system to change the way that sexual assault cases are handled.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality. The unofficial 2012 paperback book was revealed by a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled by commanding officers. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith, who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012. A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality . The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force . But Smith said the general assigned to address her complaint also sang the sexist songs with the airmen regularly and she did not hear back from him. Set to the tune of \u00a0Bye Bye Blackbird: . Back your a** against the wall, here I come b**** and all, bye, bye cherry. I know I ain't got a lot, but what I got will fill your t***, bye bye cherry. I took her to my cottage in the wild woods, . And there I took advantage of her childhood. Oh my God, it was nice, cherry bye bye. The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force, reports ABC News. The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality. One of them, The S&M Man, is set to the tune of The Candy Man and describes sexually mutilating women and dragging AIDS victims behind a bus. Another one of them comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' A section of the book reads: 'This book is our thoughts, our songs and our games. 'Lesser individuals who have never strapped their a**** to a piece of flaming metal will considers these of little or no redeeming value. Because of this, the songs contained in this book are held as sacred by those of us that have.' The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality . One of the songs comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' It is stamped with the playing-cards logo of the 77th Fighter Squadron, which is based at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The Daily Beast\u00a0reports the papers also show jailbait posters. In a press conference Tuesday on the lawsuit, Smith said co-workers mocked and harassed her after she complained. 'I filed a formal complaint,' Smith said, reports USA Today. 'Six officers were punished in my case. All the officers received nothing more than a piece of paper reprimanding them for their behavior. All will still lead. All will oversee airmen and sexual assault claims.' In her original complaint, Smith also said she was sexually assaulted by her master sergeant in Germany. Smith escaped that assault when several other airmen intervened. Retired Air Force Col. Don Christensen, president of Protect Our Defenders, an advocacy group for military sex assault victims told Stars and Stripes: 'This is something that is used by Air Force officers today. 'These are the commanders who sing songs about raping women as fun.' The book is bound to look like an official Air Force publication - the bottom of its pages are labeled 'For Unofficial Use Only. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith, \u00a0(pictured) who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012 . Air Force spokeswoman Capt. Brooke Brzozowske didn't comment on the lawsuit itself to ABC News, but said the book was from 2012, before the Air Force initiating a health and welfare inspections program where such materials would have been confiscated. She said the Air Force had contacted the Inspectors General to make sure the books were not still in use. She told Stars and Stripes that as a result of a 2012 six-month investigation there were 16 allegations against eight officers at Shaw Air Force Base who failed to prevent or investigate sexual harassment, condoned or refused to remove sexually offensive material and tolerated on-duty alcohol consumption. In 2014 there were nearly 6,000 victims of sexual assault in the U.S. military this year, up eight per cent from last year, according to a study. The Pentagon report, based on an anonymous survey and shared with the Associated Press, also found that retaliation remains an ongoing problem in stern military culture that emphasizes rank, loyalty and strength. Indeed, 60per cent of the women who reported some type of unwanted sexual contact complained about social backlash from co-workers or other service members. Under fire from Congress, Pentagon leaders and the White House, the military services have launched programs to encourage reporting, provide better care for victims, step up prosecutions and urge troops to intervene when they see others in threatening situations. Congress continues to press for an overhaul of the military justice system to change the way that sexual assault cases are handled."}], "metadata": {"id": "b57308492aee4ddde40d117af53c3bfa711de215", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair and The Kotex Song as well as\u00a0Bestiality .\nOne of them, The S&M Man, is set to tune of The Candy Man and graphically describes sexually mutilating women .\nRevealed in lawsuit filing by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled entirely within the command structure ."}}
{"prompt": "Most mothers dream of their children's birthdays, graduations and weddings. But Jodie Barden has the heartbreaking task of arranging both her daughters' funerals, knowing that neither will make adulthood because of an incredibly rare illness. Mrs Barden, 28, is mother to eight-year-old Ella and one-year-old Chloe, who both suffer from Cockayne Syndrome and have a life expectancy of just 12. Cockayne Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder, which is characterised by a failure to gain weight, premature ageing, an underdeveloped nervous system and a small head. Scroll down for video . Jodie Barden, 28, has been forced to plan her daughters Ella, eight (left) and\u00a0Chloe, one (right)'s funerals as they have rare genetic disorder Cockayne Syndrome which gives them a life expectancy of just 12 . In 2013, Mrs Barden shaved her head in order to raise money for a Cockayne Syndrome charity. She is pictured here with daughter Ella, who ages prematurely due to the syndrome . Sufferers usually don't live to see their teenage years and usually die from pneumonia. Given her children's prognosis, Mrs Barden has already made arrangements for both daughters' funerals with her husband, Luke, who is also 28. The former graphic designer, who is now the girls' full-time carer, said: 'There's no cure for what they have and there's not much the doctors can say, so we just try and keep them comfortable while they're with us. 'They'll eventually lose their sight and hearing and, when that time comes, we want to be able to provide them with somewhere where they can still have fun.' The condition causes premature ageing, so despite the fact the girls are seven years apart, they look like they are a similar age. Ella currently has a tremor, which makes drinking from a beaker difficult, and she only says words like 'yes' and 'juice'. Chloe isn't walking yet and probably won't ever reach this milestone. But while they cannot speak, Mrs Barden said they do not fail to communicate their desires through gesturing. She said: 'They are both such good fun - real cheeky monkeys.' She describes the moment she was told her children had the disease as 'devastating'. Cockayne syndrome (CS) is very rare disease resulting in slow growth in babies as well as rapid aging (a form of progeria). People with this syndrome have smaller than normal head sizes, are of short stature, their eyes appear sunken, and they have an 'aged' look. It is estimated to affect one in 500,000 children but difficult to diagnose. For CS patients who are affected at birth, life expectancy is 3\u20137 years. Other patients only start to show symptoms in early childhood and their life expectancy tends to be under 20 years. However, some rare CS patients live significantly longer. Individuals with CS are extremely sensitive to the sunlight and sunburn easily so they mostly stay indoors during normal daylight hours. CS is often described as a 'progeria-like syndrome'. Progeria is an extremely rare genetic disease wherein symptoms resembling aspects of aging are manifested at an early age. One of the earliest influences of progeria on popular culture occurred in the 1922 short story The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald (and later released as a feature film in 2008 staring Brad Pitt). The main character, Benjamin Button, is born as a seventy-year-old man and ages backwards; a scenario inspired by progeria. She said: 'Ella was diagnosed at Great Ormond Street in 2012 when we noticed she wasn't hitting her milestones; when she didn't start talking when we expected her to. 'I was pregnant with Chloe at the time and that's when we found out she would be born with the same disease. 'It was devastating, but once we got over the shock we decided we would do all that we could to make their lives memorable.' The disease is inherited and Mrs Barden and her husband, a HGV driver, both carry the mutated gene. They have a one-in-four chance of conceiving a child with Cockayne Syndrome, whereas the odds are usually two in a million. Now, she and her husband are trying to make the most of the time they have with their daughters, as well as their four-year-old son Alex, who does not suffer from the disease. Mrs Barden said her son is 'fantastic' with his sisters. She said: 'He's genuinely loving and has a very caring nature. 'If either of the girls drops something on the floor he will just pick it up without being asked. 'We will always be honest with him. 'The girls are always happy and never moan, they keep smiling despite everything they've been through.' She added that her husband is incredibly supportive, and the whole extended family have helped them through a difficult time. She said: 'It's a test of anyone's relationship, but luckily Luke and I have always been very close. 'We're also lucky to have support from both sides of the family.' They have collectively raised around \u00a314,000 for charity Amy and Friends, a Cockayne Syndrome charity based in Liverpool. This was done through a series of events including skydiving and hosting coffee mornings. Mrs Barden even shaved off her hair in January 2013. And in the same year, Ella, who uses a wheelchair and walking frame to get around, appeared on a special episode of The Jeremy Kyle Show for Mother's Day. Mrs Barden said the whole family is now trying to make the most of the time they have left with the girls. Her son, Alex, four, is 'fantastic' with his sisters, she said . The reality television presenter paid for her to dress up like a princess and climb the Eiffel Tower. And last year, they flew to Melbourne and the Gold Coast in Australia where Ella swam with dolphins. Mrs Barden said: 'We met up with another family with Cockayne Syndrome over Facebook. Essex charity, Wipe Away Those Tears, is sending the family to Disneyland Paris for an Easter holiday. In the meantime, Mrs Barden is taking on a Tough Mudder event in September. Her ambition is to raise enough money to kit out a special sensory shed at their home in Witham, Essex. She said: 'The sensory shed is basically just a big playhouse in the garden where they can interact with twinkly lights and feel different objects.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMost mothers dream of their children's birthdays, graduations and weddings. But Jodie Barden has the heartbreaking task of arranging both her daughters' funerals, knowing that neither will make adulthood because of an incredibly rare illness. Mrs Barden, 28, is mother to eight-year-old Ella and one-year-old Chloe, who both suffer from Cockayne Syndrome and have a life expectancy of just 12. Cockayne Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder, which is characterised by a failure to gain weight, premature ageing, an underdeveloped nervous system and a small head. Scroll down for video . Jodie Barden, 28, has been forced to plan her daughters Ella, eight (left) and\u00a0Chloe, one (right)'s funerals as they have rare genetic disorder Cockayne Syndrome which gives them a life expectancy of just 12 . In 2013, Mrs Barden shaved her head in order to raise money for a Cockayne Syndrome charity. She is pictured here with daughter Ella, who ages prematurely due to the syndrome . Sufferers usually don't live to see their teenage years and usually die from pneumonia. Given her children's prognosis, Mrs Barden has already made arrangements for both daughters' funerals with her husband, Luke, who is also 28. The former graphic designer, who is now the girls' full-time carer, said: 'There's no cure for what they have and there's not much the doctors can say, so we just try and keep them comfortable while they're with us. 'They'll eventually lose their sight and hearing and, when that time comes, we want to be able to provide them with somewhere where they can still have fun.' The condition causes premature ageing, so despite the fact the girls are seven years apart, they look like they are a similar age. Ella currently has a tremor, which makes drinking from a beaker difficult, and she only says words like 'yes' and 'juice'. Chloe isn't walking yet and probably won't ever reach this milestone. But while they cannot speak, Mrs Barden said they do not fail to communicate their desires through gesturing. She said: 'They are both such good fun - real cheeky monkeys.' She describes the moment she was told her children had the disease as 'devastating'. Cockayne syndrome (CS) is very rare disease resulting in slow growth in babies as well as rapid aging (a form of progeria). People with this syndrome have smaller than normal head sizes, are of short stature, their eyes appear sunken, and they have an 'aged' look. It is estimated to affect one in 500,000 children but difficult to diagnose. For CS patients who are affected at birth, life expectancy is 3\u20137 years. Other patients only start to show symptoms in early childhood and their life expectancy tends to be under 20 years. However, some rare CS patients live significantly longer. Individuals with CS are extremely sensitive to the sunlight and sunburn easily so they mostly stay indoors during normal daylight hours. CS is often described as a 'progeria-like syndrome'. Progeria is an extremely rare genetic disease wherein symptoms resembling aspects of aging are manifested at an early age. One of the earliest influences of progeria on popular culture occurred in the 1922 short story The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald (and later released as a feature film in 2008 staring Brad Pitt). The main character, Benjamin Button, is born as a seventy-year-old man and ages backwards; a scenario inspired by progeria. She said: 'Ella was diagnosed at Great Ormond Street in 2012 when we noticed she wasn't hitting her milestones; when she didn't start talking when we expected her to. 'I was pregnant with Chloe at the time and that's when we found out she would be born with the same disease. 'It was devastating, but once we got over the shock we decided we would do all that we could to make their lives memorable.' The disease is inherited and Mrs Barden and her husband, a HGV driver, both carry the mutated gene. They have a one-in-four chance of conceiving a child with Cockayne Syndrome, whereas the odds are usually two in a million. Now, she and her husband are trying to make the most of the time they have with their daughters, as well as their four-year-old son Alex, who does not suffer from the disease. Mrs Barden said her son is 'fantastic' with his sisters. She said: 'He's genuinely loving and has a very caring nature. 'If either of the girls drops something on the floor he will just pick it up without being asked. 'We will always be honest with him. 'The girls are always happy and never moan, they keep smiling despite everything they've been through.' She added that her husband is incredibly supportive, and the whole extended family have helped them through a difficult time. She said: 'It's a test of anyone's relationship, but luckily Luke and I have always been very close. 'We're also lucky to have support from both sides of the family.' They have collectively raised around \u00a314,000 for charity Amy and Friends, a Cockayne Syndrome charity based in Liverpool. This was done through a series of events including skydiving and hosting coffee mornings. Mrs Barden even shaved off her hair in January 2013. And in the same year, Ella, who uses a wheelchair and walking frame to get around, appeared on a special episode of The Jeremy Kyle Show for Mother's Day. Mrs Barden said the whole family is now trying to make the most of the time they have left with the girls. Her son, Alex, four, is 'fantastic' with his sisters, she said . The reality television presenter paid for her to dress up like a princess and climb the Eiffel Tower. And last year, they flew to Melbourne and the Gold Coast in Australia where Ella swam with dolphins. Mrs Barden said: 'We met up with another family with Cockayne Syndrome over Facebook. Essex charity, Wipe Away Those Tears, is sending the family to Disneyland Paris for an Easter holiday. In the meantime, Mrs Barden is taking on a Tough Mudder event in September. Her ambition is to raise enough money to kit out a special sensory shed at their home in Witham, Essex. She said: 'The sensory shed is basically just a big playhouse in the garden where they can interact with twinkly lights and feel different objects.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "7e19ec99ad46709cfac948545cec823fcf039a21", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Jodie Barden's daughters Ella, 8 and Chloe, 1, have Cockayne Syndrome .\nThis rare genetic disorder means they are unlikely to live to be teenagers .\nMrs Barden, 28, has faced heartbreak of planning her daughter's funerals .\nFamily is now trying to make the most of the remaining time they have ."}}
{"prompt": "Weight gain: Pope Francis has been told to cut down on the pasta by doctors . The Pope has been told by doctors that he must lose weight, it has been reported. Vatican medics told Francis to cut his pasta intake to two servings a week and take a daily walk, like his predecessor Pope Benedict XVI did. They are concerned about the sedentary lifestyle of the 78-year-old Catholic leader \u2013 who spends much of his time hard at work at his desk or in meetings \u2013 as well as his considerable weight gain since he took office two years ago, sources told Italian news agency ANSA. The Pope\u2019s weight is thought to be aggravating his sciatica, a nerve condition which causes back pain. Francis himself has suggested that he does not expect to live to an old age. Two weeks ago he told Mexican TV he did not think his papacy would last long. And on a plane back from South Korea last summer he said that his reign would only last \u2018a short time, two or three years and then\u2026 to the house of the Father.\u2019 Now doctors have told the Catholic leader that he must shed a few pounds as the extra weight is making his sciatica worse, especially when combined with his intense travel schedule. But the pope who reacted by joking refers to himself as \u2018the undisciplined one\u2019 is taking little heed of their warning, continuing to tuck into a bowl of pasta every day. More walks: The Pope arrived on his popemobile at St Peter's Square for his general audience yesterday. He is being encouraged to take more walks in a bid to improve health .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWeight gain: Pope Francis has been told to cut down on the pasta by doctors . The Pope has been told by doctors that he must lose weight, it has been reported. Vatican medics told Francis to cut his pasta intake to two servings a week and take a daily walk, like his predecessor Pope Benedict XVI did. They are concerned about the sedentary lifestyle of the 78-year-old Catholic leader \u2013 who spends much of his time hard at work at his desk or in meetings \u2013 as well as his considerable weight gain since he took office two years ago, sources told Italian news agency ANSA. The Pope\u2019s weight is thought to be aggravating his sciatica, a nerve condition which causes back pain. Francis himself has suggested that he does not expect to live to an old age. Two weeks ago he told Mexican TV he did not think his papacy would last long. And on a plane back from South Korea last summer he said that his reign would only last \u2018a short time, two or three years and then\u2026 to the house of the Father.\u2019 Now doctors have told the Catholic leader that he must shed a few pounds as the extra weight is making his sciatica worse, especially when combined with his intense travel schedule. But the pope who reacted by joking refers to himself as \u2018the undisciplined one\u2019 is taking little heed of their warning, continuing to tuck into a bowl of pasta every day. More walks: The Pope arrived on his popemobile at St Peter's Square for his general audience yesterday. He is being encouraged to take more walks in a bid to improve health ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8c59fbc9b8383a4780224e097e6703388d21718f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Pope's sedentary lifestyle said to be aggravating nerve condition .\nFrancis is said to have piled weight on since taking papacy .\nHe has suggested he does not expect to live to a very old age ."}}
{"prompt": "Former Valencia striker Aritz Aduriz denied his old team victory with a last-gasp equaliser for Athletic Bilbao at San Mames Stadium. Aduriz pounced in the 90th minute to secure a 1-1 draw after Valencia had been reduced to 10 men. Nicolas Otamendi had harshly received a straight red card eight minutes earlier for a high challenge, and Valencia were unable to hold out in his absence. Athletic Bilbao Aritz Aduriz scored a 90th minute equaliser to deny his former club Valencia victory . Substitute Rodrigo De Paul celebrates after coming on to give Valencia the lead . Substitute Rodrigo De Paul had given the visitors a deserved lead 16 minutes into the second period, but even though they were unable to claim maximum points, a draw took them above Sevilla into fourth place in their pursuit of possible Champions League qualification. Getafe bolstered their hopes of securing Primera Division status for next season after moving 10 points clear of the bottom three by edging to a 1-0 win at struggling Elche. Fredy Hinestroza scored the only goal of the game with only five minutes remaining in a rare attack for Getafe, after the hosts had spurned a series of chances in the first half. Getafe celebrate after taking a step closer to survival by defeating Elche through\u00a0Fredy Hinestroza's strike . Ecuadorian Felipe Caicedo scored twice for Espanyol in the 3-0 defeat of Villarreal . Elsewhere, Espanyol extended Villarreal's winless streak to six games in all competitions as two goals from Felipe Caicedo handed the Catalans a 3-0 win at El Madrigal. Caicedo had a slice of fortune in opening the scoring as Javi Lopez's miscued header deflected off the Ecuadorian and he then thumped home his second of the evening after the break at Sergio Asenjo's near post. Asenjo had a night to forget as he also spilled Sergio Garcia's cross 11 minutes from time to allow Victor Sanchez to roll the ball into an empty net to complete Villarreal's misery.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer Valencia striker Aritz Aduriz denied his old team victory with a last-gasp equaliser for Athletic Bilbao at San Mames Stadium. Aduriz pounced in the 90th minute to secure a 1-1 draw after Valencia had been reduced to 10 men. Nicolas Otamendi had harshly received a straight red card eight minutes earlier for a high challenge, and Valencia were unable to hold out in his absence. Athletic Bilbao Aritz Aduriz scored a 90th minute equaliser to deny his former club Valencia victory . Substitute Rodrigo De Paul celebrates after coming on to give Valencia the lead . Substitute Rodrigo De Paul had given the visitors a deserved lead 16 minutes into the second period, but even though they were unable to claim maximum points, a draw took them above Sevilla into fourth place in their pursuit of possible Champions League qualification. Getafe bolstered their hopes of securing Primera Division status for next season after moving 10 points clear of the bottom three by edging to a 1-0 win at struggling Elche. Fredy Hinestroza scored the only goal of the game with only five minutes remaining in a rare attack for Getafe, after the hosts had spurned a series of chances in the first half. Getafe celebrate after taking a step closer to survival by defeating Elche through\u00a0Fredy Hinestroza's strike . Ecuadorian Felipe Caicedo scored twice for Espanyol in the 3-0 defeat of Villarreal . Elsewhere, Espanyol extended Villarreal's winless streak to six games in all competitions as two goals from Felipe Caicedo handed the Catalans a 3-0 win at El Madrigal. Caicedo had a slice of fortune in opening the scoring as Javi Lopez's miscued header deflected off the Ecuadorian and he then thumped home his second of the evening after the break at Sergio Asenjo's near post. Asenjo had a night to forget as he also spilled Sergio Garcia's cross 11 minutes from time to allow Victor Sanchez to roll the ball into an empty net to complete Villarreal's misery."}], "metadata": {"id": "67a7a516ad08cb6b1e88c6aa59557d79f647e6e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Valencia were held to a 1-1 draw by Athletic Bilbao after Aritz Aduriz netted .\nGetafe boosted survival chances with 1-0 win over strugglers Elche .\nFelipe Caicedo scored a brace in Espanyol's 3-0 defeat of Villarreal ."}}
{"prompt": "Brendan Rodgers has come out fighting after suffering Wembley disappointment and insisted he is the right man to lead Liverpool next season. Another trophyless season is nearing an end after losing to Aston Villa but Rodgers said: 'I don't think there is anyone better. That is the reality of how I see it. Three months ago I was a tactical genius. Now I have lost a game and it is not so good. 'I have got a strong relationship with the owners and they understand that this was going to be the process. I haven't taken over a machine that was for 10 years used to winning trophies.' Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has backed himself to improve the club next season . Steven Gerrard (left) trains alongside Jordan Henderson, who signed a new Liverpool contract on Thursday . Adam Lallana (left) was back in training for Liverpool as they prepare to take on West Brom . Henderson (left) shakes hands with captain Gerrard on the day he signed a new Liverpool contract . Liverpool have been putting in the hard yards on the Melwood training pitch in a bid to ensure they hit back from their FA Cup nightmare when they take on West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League on Saturday. Rodgers leads his side to The Hawthorns after watching them wilt on the big stage against Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley last weekend, crashing out of the cup with a 2-1 defeat and a toothless display. The Reds welcome Adam Lallana back to the fold for the game against Tony Pulis' team while Jordan Henderson is set to make his first appearance since signing a new five-year deal at the club. He shook hands with Steven Gerrard at training on Thursday as the changing of the guard at Liverpool draws closer. Henderson is expected to take Gerrard's captain's armband on a permanent basis when the iconic No 8 departs for Los Angeles Galaxy when his contract expires at the end of the season. Liverpool are fifth in the Premier League table, seven points behind Manchester City in fourth but with a game in hand on last year's champions. Jordon Ibe (left) and Joe Allen compete for the ball during Liverpool's training session on Thursday . Philippe Coutinho (right) tries to keep the ball away from Gerrard as they prepare for West Brom . Raheem Sterling puts in a shift as Liverpool aim to hit back from FA Cup defeat by Aston Villa . Striker Mario Balotelli is one of a number of players whose future at Liverpool is in doubt past this season . Champions League qualification remains unlikely and Rodgers is expected to conduct an overhaul of his squad in the summer, with question marks over the futures of players such as Mario Balotelli, Kolo Toure, Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert. Liverpool's recruitment policy has fallen under intense scrutiny following the semi-final defeat to by Villa but Rodgers' position as manager at the club is understood to be secure.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBrendan Rodgers has come out fighting after suffering Wembley disappointment and insisted he is the right man to lead Liverpool next season. Another trophyless season is nearing an end after losing to Aston Villa but Rodgers said: 'I don't think there is anyone better. That is the reality of how I see it. Three months ago I was a tactical genius. Now I have lost a game and it is not so good. 'I have got a strong relationship with the owners and they understand that this was going to be the process. I haven't taken over a machine that was for 10 years used to winning trophies.' Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has backed himself to improve the club next season . Steven Gerrard (left) trains alongside Jordan Henderson, who signed a new Liverpool contract on Thursday . Adam Lallana (left) was back in training for Liverpool as they prepare to take on West Brom . Henderson (left) shakes hands with captain Gerrard on the day he signed a new Liverpool contract . Liverpool have been putting in the hard yards on the Melwood training pitch in a bid to ensure they hit back from their FA Cup nightmare when they take on West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League on Saturday. Rodgers leads his side to The Hawthorns after watching them wilt on the big stage against Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley last weekend, crashing out of the cup with a 2-1 defeat and a toothless display. The Reds welcome Adam Lallana back to the fold for the game against Tony Pulis' team while Jordan Henderson is set to make his first appearance since signing a new five-year deal at the club. He shook hands with Steven Gerrard at training on Thursday as the changing of the guard at Liverpool draws closer. Henderson is expected to take Gerrard's captain's armband on a permanent basis when the iconic No 8 departs for Los Angeles Galaxy when his contract expires at the end of the season. Liverpool are fifth in the Premier League table, seven points behind Manchester City in fourth but with a game in hand on last year's champions. Jordon Ibe (left) and Joe Allen compete for the ball during Liverpool's training session on Thursday . Philippe Coutinho (right) tries to keep the ball away from Gerrard as they prepare for West Brom . Raheem Sterling puts in a shift as Liverpool aim to hit back from FA Cup defeat by Aston Villa . Striker Mario Balotelli is one of a number of players whose future at Liverpool is in doubt past this season . Champions League qualification remains unlikely and Rodgers is expected to conduct an overhaul of his squad in the summer, with question marks over the futures of players such as Mario Balotelli, Kolo Toure, Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert. Liverpool's recruitment policy has fallen under intense scrutiny following the semi-final defeat to by Villa but Rodgers' position as manager at the club is understood to be secure."}], "metadata": {"id": "5b909c83f8941bd8f38125c9269803b118544a90", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Bullish Brendan Rodgers says he is the man to take Liverpool forward .\nHis time at the club is under scrutiny after FA Cup semi-final defeat .\nLiverpool can hit back with victory at West Brom on Saturday .\nJordan Henderson 'over the moon' after signing new  Liverpool contract .\nMan United and Liverpool target Memphis Depay holds talks with PSG ."}}
{"prompt": "Australia\u2019s very own nocturnal, rabbit-eared Easter mascot is under threat with bilby numbers becoming dangerously low. The native Australian marsupial once occupied more than 70 per cent of the Australian mainland while now it\u2019s disappeared from around 80 per cent of that area with small populations remaining in Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Kevin Bradley, CEO of Save the Bilby Fund told Daily Mail Australia that it\u2019s very difficult to pin point the exact number of bilbies left in Australia because of their \u2018cryptic\u2019 nocturnal habits. Scroll down for video . The native Australian marsupial once occupied more than 70 per cent of the Australian mainland while now it\u2019s disappeared from around 80 per cent of that area . \u2018We know they are extinct in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia with very few bilbies left in Queensland and scattered populations in the Northern Territory and Western Australia\u2019 'Things aren\u2019t looking great and their future in the wild is very tenuous.\u2019 In recent years the bilby has become an important part of the Australian Easter tradition however, its ties with our Indigenous community dates back much further with bilbies making their way into dream time stories. Mr Bradley said the critters were of 'high significance to traditional land owners' with record of bilby populations dating back '15 million years'. Until recently, Australia had two species of Bilbies- the Greater Bilby and the Lesser Bilby. The Lesser Bilby is already believed to be extinct while the Greater Bilby is classed as \u2018endangered\u2019 in Queensland and \u2018vulnerable\u2019 nationally. In recent years the bilby has become an important part of the Australian Easter tradition however, its ties with our Indigenous community dates back much further with bilbies making their way into dream time stories. Predators like feral cats and foxes are the biggest threat to the bilby populations while other contributing factors include farm animals destroying bilby habitat and introduced species like rabbits competing with them for food and burrows. Mr Bradley said foxes and feral cats are \u2018desimating the population.\u2019 The Australian Wildlife Conservancy said feral cats are the driving force behind the dramatic decline of wildlife across the country with the feral felines killing an estimated 75 million native animals every night. 'I think people are starting to recognise that these animals are having such a devastating effect on many native animal populations.' Mr Bradley said the Federal Government has committed to a National Feral Animal Summit this year that will  focus on creating a plan to address the feral cat issue. In the mean time, the Save the Bilby Fund have developed a captive breeding program and believe that continuing breeding efforts in controlled environments could be they key to saving the endangered marsupial. The Greater Bilby is a nocturnal marsupial with a silky grey and white coat and a long black and white tail. Bilbies have large ears, a long snouts and a great sense of smell that helps them locate food. The bilby is omnivorous and eats bulbs, fruit, seeds, fungi, insects, worms, termintes and even small lizards or spiders. They don\u2019t need regular water because, like koalas, they get most of their water from their food. The Royal Visit: Even the Royal family, pictured, wanted to drop by to get some face time with the native marsupial .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAustralia\u2019s very own nocturnal, rabbit-eared Easter mascot is under threat with bilby numbers becoming dangerously low. The native Australian marsupial once occupied more than 70 per cent of the Australian mainland while now it\u2019s disappeared from around 80 per cent of that area with small populations remaining in Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Kevin Bradley, CEO of Save the Bilby Fund told Daily Mail Australia that it\u2019s very difficult to pin point the exact number of bilbies left in Australia because of their \u2018cryptic\u2019 nocturnal habits. Scroll down for video . The native Australian marsupial once occupied more than 70 per cent of the Australian mainland while now it\u2019s disappeared from around 80 per cent of that area . \u2018We know they are extinct in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia with very few bilbies left in Queensland and scattered populations in the Northern Territory and Western Australia\u2019 'Things aren\u2019t looking great and their future in the wild is very tenuous.\u2019 In recent years the bilby has become an important part of the Australian Easter tradition however, its ties with our Indigenous community dates back much further with bilbies making their way into dream time stories. Mr Bradley said the critters were of 'high significance to traditional land owners' with record of bilby populations dating back '15 million years'. Until recently, Australia had two species of Bilbies- the Greater Bilby and the Lesser Bilby. The Lesser Bilby is already believed to be extinct while the Greater Bilby is classed as \u2018endangered\u2019 in Queensland and \u2018vulnerable\u2019 nationally. In recent years the bilby has become an important part of the Australian Easter tradition however, its ties with our Indigenous community dates back much further with bilbies making their way into dream time stories. Predators like feral cats and foxes are the biggest threat to the bilby populations while other contributing factors include farm animals destroying bilby habitat and introduced species like rabbits competing with them for food and burrows. Mr Bradley said foxes and feral cats are \u2018desimating the population.\u2019 The Australian Wildlife Conservancy said feral cats are the driving force behind the dramatic decline of wildlife across the country with the feral felines killing an estimated 75 million native animals every night. 'I think people are starting to recognise that these animals are having such a devastating effect on many native animal populations.' Mr Bradley said the Federal Government has committed to a National Feral Animal Summit this year that will  focus on creating a plan to address the feral cat issue. In the mean time, the Save the Bilby Fund have developed a captive breeding program and believe that continuing breeding efforts in controlled environments could be they key to saving the endangered marsupial. The Greater Bilby is a nocturnal marsupial with a silky grey and white coat and a long black and white tail. Bilbies have large ears, a long snouts and a great sense of smell that helps them locate food. The bilby is omnivorous and eats bulbs, fruit, seeds, fungi, insects, worms, termintes and even small lizards or spiders. They don\u2019t need regular water because, like koalas, they get most of their water from their food. The Royal Visit: Even the Royal family, pictured, wanted to drop by to get some face time with the native marsupial ."}], "metadata": {"id": "7c6c23308ccf66884d47fa996e081ca8e2202f23", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Bilby numbers are dropping with only around 600 left in Queensland .\nThe native marsupial once occupied 70 per cent of the Australian mainland .\nNow, they have disappeared from around 80 per cent of that area .\nIntroduced predators like feral cats and foxes are their biggest threat .\nControlled breeding programs are in place to try and save the Easter icon ."}}
{"prompt": "Angelina Jolie has said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes 'remains an obstacle for many women'. The actress, who underwent a double mastectomy in 2013, was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $3,000 (\u00a32,000). Now a Silicon Valley-based start-up is offering an at-home DNA saliva test that detects the same gene mutations but is priced at only $249 (\u00a3167). A Silicon Valley-based start-up is offering an at-home DNA saliva test to detect the same gene mutations priced at just $249 (\u00a3167).\u00a0It tests for mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2 . It tests for mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2, along with 17 other markers, all of which are linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Women with a mutation in BRCA1 have a lifetime risk of up to 80 percent for developing breast cancer and up to a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer. The company behind the test, Color Genomics, was founded by Elad Gil, a former cancer researcher at MIT and Otman Laraki, a former engineer at Twitter and Google. 'We founded Color because we want to give every person the opportunity to understand their genetic risk of cancer,' said Dr Gil. Angelina Jolie recently said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes 'remains an obstacle for many women'. The actress, who is pictured here with her husband Brad Pitt, was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $3,000 (\u00a32,000) 'This important information gives people the opportunity to work with their physician to manage their risk and make key life choice.' To get hold of the test, a physician will need to order it online, with the patient receiving a kit at home. The kit has instructions on how to take a sample of saliva and send it back to a central lab for processing. 'We want to make sure that there is always a physician involved,' the founders told Quartz. Color Genomics is currently available in 45 states and is hoping to comply with regulations required in New York, Maryland, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Florida. However, the test has received mixed responses with some saying it might not be useful, and could even be harmful. 'I worry it will give women information that we really don't know what it means - and that women will make very difficult choices that turn out to be incorrect,' Frances Visco of the National Breast Cancer Coalition told NPR. 'If we have more women who believe they are at increased risk,' Visco says, 'we will have more women removing healthy body parts. 'We really do not have enough information to base this kind of expansion of this kind of testing.' Color Genomics did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com for comment. Researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . Just two cups of coffee a day could halve the risk of breast cancer returning in women recovering from the disease, a study has found. Researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen. Tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given to women who have not been through the menopause, and is usually taken for five years or longer after treatment for breast cancer. Most breast cancer tumours rely on the hormone oestrogen to grow, and tamoxifen blocks oestrogen from reaching the cancer cells. This means the cancer either grows more slowly or stops growing altogether. As part of the study, Swedish and British researchers looked at data from 1,090 breast cancer patients, in a follow up of a similar study carried out two years ago. They found that more than 500 women who had been treated with tamoxifen, and those that had drunk at least two cups of coffee a day, had only half the risk of their cancer returning than those who drank less coffee, or none at all.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAngelina Jolie has said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes 'remains an obstacle for many women'. The actress, who underwent a double mastectomy in 2013, was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $3,000 (\u00a32,000). Now a Silicon Valley-based start-up is offering an at-home DNA saliva test that detects the same gene mutations but is priced at only $249 (\u00a3167). A Silicon Valley-based start-up is offering an at-home DNA saliva test to detect the same gene mutations priced at just $249 (\u00a3167).\u00a0It tests for mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2 . It tests for mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2, along with 17 other markers, all of which are linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Women with a mutation in BRCA1 have a lifetime risk of up to 80 percent for developing breast cancer and up to a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer. The company behind the test, Color Genomics, was founded by Elad Gil, a former cancer researcher at MIT and Otman Laraki, a former engineer at Twitter and Google. 'We founded Color because we want to give every person the opportunity to understand their genetic risk of cancer,' said Dr Gil. Angelina Jolie recently said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes 'remains an obstacle for many women'. The actress, who is pictured here with her husband Brad Pitt, was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $3,000 (\u00a32,000) 'This important information gives people the opportunity to work with their physician to manage their risk and make key life choice.' To get hold of the test, a physician will need to order it online, with the patient receiving a kit at home. The kit has instructions on how to take a sample of saliva and send it back to a central lab for processing. 'We want to make sure that there is always a physician involved,' the founders told Quartz. Color Genomics is currently available in 45 states and is hoping to comply with regulations required in New York, Maryland, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Florida. However, the test has received mixed responses with some saying it might not be useful, and could even be harmful. 'I worry it will give women information that we really don't know what it means - and that women will make very difficult choices that turn out to be incorrect,' Frances Visco of the National Breast Cancer Coalition told NPR. 'If we have more women who believe they are at increased risk,' Visco says, 'we will have more women removing healthy body parts. 'We really do not have enough information to base this kind of expansion of this kind of testing.' Color Genomics did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com for comment. Researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . Just two cups of coffee a day could halve the risk of breast cancer returning in women recovering from the disease, a study has found. Researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen. Tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given to women who have not been through the menopause, and is usually taken for five years or longer after treatment for breast cancer. Most breast cancer tumours rely on the hormone oestrogen to grow, and tamoxifen blocks oestrogen from reaching the cancer cells. This means the cancer either grows more slowly or stops growing altogether. As part of the study, Swedish and British researchers looked at data from 1,090 breast cancer patients, in a follow up of a similar study carried out two years ago. They found that more than 500 women who had been treated with tamoxifen, and those that had drunk at least two cups of coffee a day, had only half the risk of their cancer returning than those who drank less coffee, or none at all."}], "metadata": {"id": "f91b011f2efd7784e66ea3ce63c7ee7214d1a14a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Test is being offered by Silicon Valley-based start up Color Genomics .\nIt tests for 19 gene mutations linked to ovarian and breast cancer .\nWorks by asking patients to send back a sample of saliva to a central lab .\nTest is available in 45 US states and needs to be ordered by a physician ."}}
{"prompt": "For most workers, being told they're getting a raise at work is a cause for celebration, but not for these builders in China. That's because they're constructing a mountain road thousands of feet above the ground in Pingjiang County, Hunan province. With no ropes or safety harnesses, and only hard hats to protect them if they fall, these men spend their days hauling heavy planks and wheelbarrows full of cement over a rickety wooden walkway. On the edge: Workers in China have been pictured building a walkway for tourists while perched thousands of feet up a mountain side in Pingjiang County, Hunan province . Precarious: The men spend their days carrying heavy planks of wood and wheelbarrows full of concrete across a flimsy-looking wooden walkway with so safety harnesses or ropes . Tipping point: Here, the builders are left standing on nothing more than rusty-looking scaffolding poles as they hammer them into the rock to extend the road further round the cliff . Attraction: Pingjiang is dominated by the Mufu mountain range and officials have tried to attract visitors to the small county by construction precarious walkways such as this one for tourists to walk along . In other images the builders can be seen perched on nothing more than rusty metal scaffolding poles as they hammer them into the mountainside to extend the walkway. Chinese officials hope that the road will draw thousands more tourists to the area, as they flock to walk along the scenic route. Pingjiang County is well-known for its mountains, with the Mufu Mountain range sweeping through most of the province, and the national park there already attracts thousands of sightseers. Local authorities have tried to capitalise on this popularity by building a winding series of mountain roads and glass walkways along some of the sheerest cliff faces. Under construction: The workers first assemble the scaffolding poles along the cliff before constructing a walkway of wooden planks along the top, and then use this as a base to construct a more stable concrete path . Don't look down: Without ropes or safety harnesses, and with only hard hats to protect them if they fall, these men assemble scaffolding along the cliff, which is the first stage of extending the walkway . Nerve-wracking: With little or no safety equipment, these are the brave men charged with helping to build this tourist attraction in Pingjiang County, south eastern China, which officials hope will bring tourists to the area . Danger: These men pour heavy concrete into moulds set into the mountain walls, with the whole structure balanced on top of wooden planks and rusty scaffolding poles . It is not known exactly where this walkway is being constructed, but it is very similar in appearance to another mountain path being built along the side of Shifou Mountain, in nearby Jiangxi province. That road has been under construction since at least 2011, and also saw workers balancing on a flimsy 3ft-wide wooden walkway thousands of feet up a mountain. Once completed, that road would have stretched for nearly two miles around the cliff top, making it China's longest mountain sightseeing road. Engineer Yu Ji, 48, who has been building these roads for a decade, said: 'I don\u2019t feel it\u2019s so different from any other job. It\u2019s not as dangerous as people think. You just wear ropes then everything is OK.' Heavy load: Workers are pictured filling in the bridge with concrete, with all the weight balanced on top of rickety wooden planks . Hard labour: The men are expected to spend their days hauling heavy wooden planks and wheelbarrows full of concrete back and forth across the walkway, despite being suspended thousands of feet in the air with no safety equipment . Toughing it out: These workers manage to look like they're enjoying themselves, despite being just one step away from death on this mountainside in south eastern China . Another glass-bottomed walkway opened in Pingjiang in 2014, suspended 600ft above the ground, it is actually a suspension bridge that stretches between two mountaintops. Because it is only held up by steel cables which anchor it to the surrounding rocks, the bridge actually sways when the wind blows, making it especially terrifying for tourists to cross. So many visitors get stuck on the bridge, their legs paralysed by fear, that the tourist board employs specially trained staff who are on hand to help them to the other side.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFor most workers, being told they're getting a raise at work is a cause for celebration, but not for these builders in China. That's because they're constructing a mountain road thousands of feet above the ground in Pingjiang County, Hunan province. With no ropes or safety harnesses, and only hard hats to protect them if they fall, these men spend their days hauling heavy planks and wheelbarrows full of cement over a rickety wooden walkway. On the edge: Workers in China have been pictured building a walkway for tourists while perched thousands of feet up a mountain side in Pingjiang County, Hunan province . Precarious: The men spend their days carrying heavy planks of wood and wheelbarrows full of concrete across a flimsy-looking wooden walkway with so safety harnesses or ropes . Tipping point: Here, the builders are left standing on nothing more than rusty-looking scaffolding poles as they hammer them into the rock to extend the road further round the cliff . Attraction: Pingjiang is dominated by the Mufu mountain range and officials have tried to attract visitors to the small county by construction precarious walkways such as this one for tourists to walk along . In other images the builders can be seen perched on nothing more than rusty metal scaffolding poles as they hammer them into the mountainside to extend the walkway. Chinese officials hope that the road will draw thousands more tourists to the area, as they flock to walk along the scenic route. Pingjiang County is well-known for its mountains, with the Mufu Mountain range sweeping through most of the province, and the national park there already attracts thousands of sightseers. Local authorities have tried to capitalise on this popularity by building a winding series of mountain roads and glass walkways along some of the sheerest cliff faces. Under construction: The workers first assemble the scaffolding poles along the cliff before constructing a walkway of wooden planks along the top, and then use this as a base to construct a more stable concrete path . Don't look down: Without ropes or safety harnesses, and with only hard hats to protect them if they fall, these men assemble scaffolding along the cliff, which is the first stage of extending the walkway . Nerve-wracking: With little or no safety equipment, these are the brave men charged with helping to build this tourist attraction in Pingjiang County, south eastern China, which officials hope will bring tourists to the area . Danger: These men pour heavy concrete into moulds set into the mountain walls, with the whole structure balanced on top of wooden planks and rusty scaffolding poles . It is not known exactly where this walkway is being constructed, but it is very similar in appearance to another mountain path being built along the side of Shifou Mountain, in nearby Jiangxi province. That road has been under construction since at least 2011, and also saw workers balancing on a flimsy 3ft-wide wooden walkway thousands of feet up a mountain. Once completed, that road would have stretched for nearly two miles around the cliff top, making it China's longest mountain sightseeing road. Engineer Yu Ji, 48, who has been building these roads for a decade, said: 'I don\u2019t feel it\u2019s so different from any other job. It\u2019s not as dangerous as people think. You just wear ropes then everything is OK.' Heavy load: Workers are pictured filling in the bridge with concrete, with all the weight balanced on top of rickety wooden planks . Hard labour: The men are expected to spend their days hauling heavy wooden planks and wheelbarrows full of concrete back and forth across the walkway, despite being suspended thousands of feet in the air with no safety equipment . Toughing it out: These workers manage to look like they're enjoying themselves, despite being just one step away from death on this mountainside in south eastern China . Another glass-bottomed walkway opened in Pingjiang in 2014, suspended 600ft above the ground, it is actually a suspension bridge that stretches between two mountaintops. Because it is only held up by steel cables which anchor it to the surrounding rocks, the bridge actually sways when the wind blows, making it especially terrifying for tourists to cross. So many visitors get stuck on the bridge, their legs paralysed by fear, that the tourist board employs specially trained staff who are on hand to help them to the other side."}], "metadata": {"id": "34a8a65446eb3f3bd80d50f4e8cede8cc64e8634", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Workers carry heavy planks and wheelbarrows full of concrete across wooden walkway thousands of feet in the air .\nMen, who are just one step from death, have no ropes or safety harnesses and only hard hats to cushion their fall .\nOfficials in Pingjiang County, Hunan province, hope the path will attract thousands of tourists when it is complete ."}}
{"prompt": "When Pele and Bobby Moore embraced, yielding perhaps the most famous of all images of sportsmanship on a football pitch, the final whistle had already blown. That was in 1970, at the end of a wonderfully hard-fought World Cup group match between England and Brazil, which the South Americans won 1-0. So loudly did the football world applaud such an exhibition of mutual respect between two giants of the game that all these decades later, the applause still resounds. That image of them is frequently flourished as a perfect example of what the game was, and is used to compare, unfavourably, with what it has become. Newcastle keeper Tim Krul  congratulated Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe on his goal at half-time . Bobby Moore's famous hug with Pele in 1970 is often held up as the peak of sportsmanship . And so the Stadium of Light on Sunday afternoon. Tim Krul and Jermain Defoe are lesser stars than Moore and Pele, of course, and the Newcastle United goalkeeper\u2019s instinctively friendly gesture towards the man who had just scored a brilliant goal past him took place with 45 minutes yet to play. But was it really so different to that celebrated business in Guadalajara, Mexico, for which we don\u2019t only continue to congratulate the England colossus and the Brazilian legend for their integrity and values, but also ourselves, somehow, for knowing and loving the game when it still had a place for common decency? Sportsmail\u2019s Jamie Carragher, among many others, has lambasted Krul for an inappropriate show of brotherhood towards a fellow professional. On Match of the Day 2, Danny Murphy agreed. The Dutchman, they say, was out of order. The implication is that, as he walked off the pitch at half-time, he should have been so lost in his own despair, or anger, or disappointment, or fierce resolve to get back on terms, that if he\u2019d noticed Defoe at all, the only acceptable form of communication should have been a muttered oath, or at best a hard stare. Krul smiles at Defoe shortly after the striker's goal gave the Black Cats the lead in the Wear-Tyne derby . Sportsmail's Jamie Carragher criticised Krul for his half-time actions while speaking on Sky Sports . Any form of friendliness could at the very least have waited until after the game was over, they reckon. Meanwhile, for some of Krul\u2019s critics on social media, the fact that it was an intense local derby puts his behaviour almost beyond the pale. How unutterably depressing. Has football really become so leeched of humanity that one decent pro can\u2019t turn to another and say \u2018well played\u2019? Nobody thinks that Krul would have complimented his opponent had it been a scuffed shot through his legs from two yards. But it was a wondrous strike, and, derby or not, half-time or not, a game that has no room either for an acknowledgment of a great piece of technique, or for a simple, impulsive act of sportsmanship, is a game that has become entirely detached from its roots. Defoe (left) hit a stunning volley on the cusp of half-time to give Sunderland the lead against Newcastle . Defoe celebrates his strike which helped the Black Cats to victory in the Wear-Tyne derby . Others insist otherwise, saying only someone with \u2018no passion\u2019 for football could commend Krul for doing what he did. That\u2019s rubbish. I am a passionate Evertonian and naturally I have asked myself how I\u2019d feel if, let\u2019s say, Tim Howard congratulated Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard in the tunnel after just being beaten by him, stupendously, from 30 yards. Would I consider it disrespectful to shell-shocked fans? Or assume that by so publicly fraternising with the \u2018enemy\u2019, Howard wasn\u2019t quite up for what remained of the fight? Of course not. On the contrary, I\u2019d be pleased to have a grown-up on my team. Moreover, there is another dimension to all this. The sub-text in at least some of the excoriation of Krul\u2019s back-slapping is that he is one of the Premier League\u2019s foreign imports, and either doesn\u2019t fully understand the ferocious tribalism that flavours the Tyne-Wear derby, or being a highly-paid mercenary, chooses not to inhale it. Newcastle came up short against their rivals yet again, but Krul's gesture was not the problem . Defoe's strike was a goal worthy of winning any game, and congratulating him was the decent thing to do . But that\u2019s rubbish, too. Some of us might have wistfully fond memories of an age when English football was overwhelmingly populated by players from the British Isles, but we kid ourselves if we think that the modern domestic game is divided by passports into those who give their all and those who don\u2019t. And yet, let\u2019s be brutally honest, would the condemnation have been quite so swift and quite so loud if the boot had been on the other foot on Sunday, if it had been Defoe walking down the tunnel at half-time slapping Krul on the back for denying him seconds earlier with a truly breathtaking, world-class save? In fact, would there have been any condemnation at all? Or would it have been held up as a heart-warming example, even in the intense heat of competition, of a typically honest English footballer doing the decent thing?", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWhen Pele and Bobby Moore embraced, yielding perhaps the most famous of all images of sportsmanship on a football pitch, the final whistle had already blown. That was in 1970, at the end of a wonderfully hard-fought World Cup group match between England and Brazil, which the South Americans won 1-0. So loudly did the football world applaud such an exhibition of mutual respect between two giants of the game that all these decades later, the applause still resounds. That image of them is frequently flourished as a perfect example of what the game was, and is used to compare, unfavourably, with what it has become. Newcastle keeper Tim Krul  congratulated Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe on his goal at half-time . Bobby Moore's famous hug with Pele in 1970 is often held up as the peak of sportsmanship . And so the Stadium of Light on Sunday afternoon. Tim Krul and Jermain Defoe are lesser stars than Moore and Pele, of course, and the Newcastle United goalkeeper\u2019s instinctively friendly gesture towards the man who had just scored a brilliant goal past him took place with 45 minutes yet to play. But was it really so different to that celebrated business in Guadalajara, Mexico, for which we don\u2019t only continue to congratulate the England colossus and the Brazilian legend for their integrity and values, but also ourselves, somehow, for knowing and loving the game when it still had a place for common decency? Sportsmail\u2019s Jamie Carragher, among many others, has lambasted Krul for an inappropriate show of brotherhood towards a fellow professional. On Match of the Day 2, Danny Murphy agreed. The Dutchman, they say, was out of order. The implication is that, as he walked off the pitch at half-time, he should have been so lost in his own despair, or anger, or disappointment, or fierce resolve to get back on terms, that if he\u2019d noticed Defoe at all, the only acceptable form of communication should have been a muttered oath, or at best a hard stare. Krul smiles at Defoe shortly after the striker's goal gave the Black Cats the lead in the Wear-Tyne derby . Sportsmail's Jamie Carragher criticised Krul for his half-time actions while speaking on Sky Sports . Any form of friendliness could at the very least have waited until after the game was over, they reckon. Meanwhile, for some of Krul\u2019s critics on social media, the fact that it was an intense local derby puts his behaviour almost beyond the pale. How unutterably depressing. Has football really become so leeched of humanity that one decent pro can\u2019t turn to another and say \u2018well played\u2019? Nobody thinks that Krul would have complimented his opponent had it been a scuffed shot through his legs from two yards. But it was a wondrous strike, and, derby or not, half-time or not, a game that has no room either for an acknowledgment of a great piece of technique, or for a simple, impulsive act of sportsmanship, is a game that has become entirely detached from its roots. Defoe (left) hit a stunning volley on the cusp of half-time to give Sunderland the lead against Newcastle . Defoe celebrates his strike which helped the Black Cats to victory in the Wear-Tyne derby . Others insist otherwise, saying only someone with \u2018no passion\u2019 for football could commend Krul for doing what he did. That\u2019s rubbish. I am a passionate Evertonian and naturally I have asked myself how I\u2019d feel if, let\u2019s say, Tim Howard congratulated Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard in the tunnel after just being beaten by him, stupendously, from 30 yards. Would I consider it disrespectful to shell-shocked fans? Or assume that by so publicly fraternising with the \u2018enemy\u2019, Howard wasn\u2019t quite up for what remained of the fight? Of course not. On the contrary, I\u2019d be pleased to have a grown-up on my team. Moreover, there is another dimension to all this. The sub-text in at least some of the excoriation of Krul\u2019s back-slapping is that he is one of the Premier League\u2019s foreign imports, and either doesn\u2019t fully understand the ferocious tribalism that flavours the Tyne-Wear derby, or being a highly-paid mercenary, chooses not to inhale it. Newcastle came up short against their rivals yet again, but Krul's gesture was not the problem . Defoe's strike was a goal worthy of winning any game, and congratulating him was the decent thing to do . But that\u2019s rubbish, too. Some of us might have wistfully fond memories of an age when English football was overwhelmingly populated by players from the British Isles, but we kid ourselves if we think that the modern domestic game is divided by passports into those who give their all and those who don\u2019t. And yet, let\u2019s be brutally honest, would the condemnation have been quite so swift and quite so loud if the boot had been on the other foot on Sunday, if it had been Defoe walking down the tunnel at half-time slapping Krul on the back for denying him seconds earlier with a truly breathtaking, world-class save? In fact, would there have been any condemnation at all? Or would it have been held up as a heart-warming example, even in the intense heat of competition, of a typically honest English footballer doing the decent thing?"}], "metadata": {"id": "819d8a19f6a6db3a67fbb87e41521cf675b37f04", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul was seen laughing at half time .\nJermain Defoe had scored a stunning goal past him moments earlier .\nSportsmail's Jamie Carragher criticised Krul for being too friendly .\nBut the keeper was simply showing respect to an opponent ."}}
{"prompt": "Aside from making a fighter jet lightweight, agile and astonishingly fast, engineers of one the world's most advanced aircraft have another, more surprising issue to contend with: the moon. BAE System's Typhoon is so accurate that even the movements of the tide can disrupt the jet fighter's positioning and accuracy. To counteract even the slightest shifts in gravitational pull, experts must build the jet on 'floating' concrete rafts that move in sync with the moon. The Typhoon (pictured) is powered by two Eurojet EJ200 engines. It is 49ft (15 metres) long from tip to tip and the material is 'no more than the thickness of a match stick.' This helps its \u2018fly by wire\u2019 computer system to accurately control the aircraft, designed to be unstable but hugely agile . These rafts measure 59ft (18 metres) long and 9.8ft (3 metres) thick and are used to house the measuring equipment. Two laser trackers and nine jacks are positioned on a single surface, to make sure all movement is relative, and they control the alignment of the barges by cancelling out the subtle effects of the moon and the tides it creates. This means the jet will be in 'near perfect alignment whatever the moon may be doing,' said\u00a0Martin Topping, Head of Typhoon Maintenance and Upgrade. 'Every time the moon pulls the tide in and out, the ground under our feet actually moves by between one and two millimetres, he continued. The Typhoon is powered by two Eurojet EJ200 engines. It is 49ft (15 metres) long from tip to tip and the material is 'no more than the thickness of a match stick.' This helps its \u2018fly by wire\u2019 computer system to accurately control the aircraft, designed to be unstable but hugely agile, and\u00a0this build accuracy can save enough fuel to fill up an average family car, or around 60 litres. The\u00a0Typhoon can take off in less than 8 seconds, achieve supersonic speeds in under 30 seconds and reach altitudes of 36,000 feet Mach 1.6 in under two and a half minutes. It is able to pull up to 9G, which creates a pressure equivalent to 30 African elephants. To counteract even the slightest shifts in gravitational pull, engineers build the jet on 'floating' concrete rafts. These rafts measure 59ft (18 metres) long and 9.8ft (3 metres) thick and are used to house the measuring equipment. Two laser trackers and nine jacks are positioned on a single surface, to make sure all movement is relative, and they control the alignment of the barges by cancelling out the subtle effects of the moon and tide. 'That might not sound a lot, but given the tolerances we are working to on Typhoon, two millimetres is two millimetres too much.' Lancashire-based BAE Systems paid \u00a32.5 million ($3.7 million) for this setup and said the 'result is one of the most perfectly aligned fast jet airframes in the world.' The Typhoon itself is 49ft (15 metres) long from tip to tip and the material is 'no more than the thickness of a match stick.' This helps its \u2018fly by wire\u2019 computer system to accurately control the aircraft, designed to be unstable but hugely agile, and\u00a0this build accuracy can save enough fuel to fill up an average family car, or 60 litres. Elsewhere, the\u00a0Typhoon can take off in less than 8 seconds, achieve supersonic speeds in under 30 seconds and reach altitudes of 36,000 feet Mach 1.6 in under two and a half minutes. It takes light from the Sun eight minutes to reach Earth and the firm said the Typhoon can travel from London to Paris in the same time. And it can fly from Lands End to John \u2018O Groats - a total of 603 miles (970km) - in under 30 mins. It is able to pull up to 9G, which creates a pressure on the wings equivalent to 30 African elephants. And pilots fly with the Typhoon Striker helmet. Facing directly into the sun, or even when it's dark, their location as well as potential threats are shown on this helmet's visor, and pilots can see thermal images through the use of Night Vision Goggles. To counteract even the slightest shifts in gravitational pull, engineers build the jet on 'floating' concrete rafts (pictured). Two laser trackers and nine jacks are positioned on a single surface, to make sure all movement is relative, and they control the alignment of the barges by cancelling out subtle effects of the moon and tide . This means the jet (pictured) will be in 'near perfect alignment whatever the moon may be doing,' said Martin Topping, Head of Typhoon Maintenance and Upgrade . Pilots fly with the Typhoon Striker helmet wired to the plane to let pilots lock onto targets with 'just a look' and a voice command. It also lets pilots 'see' enemy aircraft through the body of the plane. A radar in the nose detects enemy aircraft and projects its image to the pilot's visor . The helmet is wired to the plane to let pilots lock onto targets with 'just a look' and a voice command. It also lets pilots 'see' enemy aircraft through the body of the plane. For example, a radar in the nose of the Typhoon detects enemy aircraft hidden from the pilot's view.\u00a0As the pilot looks towards the position of the enemy aircraft, its image is projected on the visor. They can then lock-on to the aircraft by voice command, which means the enemy is also tracked by the aircraft's weapons systems. Sensors on the helmet 'talk' to the fixed sensors on the aircraft so the Typhoon always knows exactly where the pilot is looking. Weapons sensors on the Typhoon track enemy aircraft and missile information and feed it back to the plane, which is directly wired to the helmet. . Lancashire-based BAE Systems paid \u00a32.5 million ($3.7 million) for this setup (pictured) and said the 'result is one of the most perfectly aligned fast jet airframes in the world' Sensors on the helmet (pictured) 'talk' to the fixed sensors on the aircraft so the Typhoon always knows exactly where the pilot is looking. Weapons sensors on the Typhoon track enemy aircraft and missile information and feed it back to the plane . Inside the cockpit, BAE Systems has designed lighting that is clear and legible at all times. The company's Ambient Light Facility in Warton is specifically designed to replicate the full range of lighting conditions of each journey. This specialised facility has been used by firms that make displays for bank ATM machines as part of a group called Sunshine Club. The cockpit is made of glass and includes a wide-angle Head Up Display (HUD), full-colour Multifunctional Head Down Displays (MHDDs) and Helmet Mounted Symbology System (HMSS). The cockpit is made of glass and includes a wide-angle Head Up Display (HUD), full-colour Multifunctional Head Down Displays (MHDDs) and Helmet Mounted Symbology System (HMSS).\u00a0These displays and computer systems provide pilots (pictured) with information from sensors and flight instruments . Inside the cockpit, BAE Systems has designed lighting that is clear and legible at all times. The company's Ambient Light Facility in Warton (Chris Gerrard, lighting test engineer is pictured) is specifically designed to replicate the full range of lighting conditions of each journey . These displays and computer systems provide the pilot with information from sensors, flight instruments and aircraft mission computers. A parachute is inside the ejector seat on the aircraft. And to reduce pilot workload, the Typhoon has a Voice Throttle and Stick (VTAS) system which means the pilot can keep his hand on the throttle and operate the majority of the aircraft\u2019s controls from this position. Additional commands can be given through voice activation. It is worn as part of the Typhoon jet fighter pilot's suit. In this suit there is a single connection to 'feed the pilot' with air, oxygen and radio connection and the suit's trousers inflate to counteract the loss of blood from the head to the feet when the aircraft hits G force. This image reveals the various components of a Typhoon jet fighter test pilot's suit. A parachute is inside the ejector seat on the aircraft. There is a single connection to 'feed the pilot' with air, oxygen and radio connection. The suit's trousers inflate to counteract the loss of blood from the head to the feet .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAside from making a fighter jet lightweight, agile and astonishingly fast, engineers of one the world's most advanced aircraft have another, more surprising issue to contend with: the moon. BAE System's Typhoon is so accurate that even the movements of the tide can disrupt the jet fighter's positioning and accuracy. To counteract even the slightest shifts in gravitational pull, experts must build the jet on 'floating' concrete rafts that move in sync with the moon. The Typhoon (pictured) is powered by two Eurojet EJ200 engines. It is 49ft (15 metres) long from tip to tip and the material is 'no more than the thickness of a match stick.' This helps its \u2018fly by wire\u2019 computer system to accurately control the aircraft, designed to be unstable but hugely agile . These rafts measure 59ft (18 metres) long and 9.8ft (3 metres) thick and are used to house the measuring equipment. Two laser trackers and nine jacks are positioned on a single surface, to make sure all movement is relative, and they control the alignment of the barges by cancelling out the subtle effects of the moon and the tides it creates. This means the jet will be in 'near perfect alignment whatever the moon may be doing,' said\u00a0Martin Topping, Head of Typhoon Maintenance and Upgrade. 'Every time the moon pulls the tide in and out, the ground under our feet actually moves by between one and two millimetres, he continued. The Typhoon is powered by two Eurojet EJ200 engines. It is 49ft (15 metres) long from tip to tip and the material is 'no more than the thickness of a match stick.' This helps its \u2018fly by wire\u2019 computer system to accurately control the aircraft, designed to be unstable but hugely agile, and\u00a0this build accuracy can save enough fuel to fill up an average family car, or around 60 litres. The\u00a0Typhoon can take off in less than 8 seconds, achieve supersonic speeds in under 30 seconds and reach altitudes of 36,000 feet Mach 1.6 in under two and a half minutes. It is able to pull up to 9G, which creates a pressure equivalent to 30 African elephants. To counteract even the slightest shifts in gravitational pull, engineers build the jet on 'floating' concrete rafts. These rafts measure 59ft (18 metres) long and 9.8ft (3 metres) thick and are used to house the measuring equipment. Two laser trackers and nine jacks are positioned on a single surface, to make sure all movement is relative, and they control the alignment of the barges by cancelling out the subtle effects of the moon and tide. 'That might not sound a lot, but given the tolerances we are working to on Typhoon, two millimetres is two millimetres too much.' Lancashire-based BAE Systems paid \u00a32.5 million ($3.7 million) for this setup and said the 'result is one of the most perfectly aligned fast jet airframes in the world.' The Typhoon itself is 49ft (15 metres) long from tip to tip and the material is 'no more than the thickness of a match stick.' This helps its \u2018fly by wire\u2019 computer system to accurately control the aircraft, designed to be unstable but hugely agile, and\u00a0this build accuracy can save enough fuel to fill up an average family car, or 60 litres. Elsewhere, the\u00a0Typhoon can take off in less than 8 seconds, achieve supersonic speeds in under 30 seconds and reach altitudes of 36,000 feet Mach 1.6 in under two and a half minutes. It takes light from the Sun eight minutes to reach Earth and the firm said the Typhoon can travel from London to Paris in the same time. And it can fly from Lands End to John \u2018O Groats - a total of 603 miles (970km) - in under 30 mins. It is able to pull up to 9G, which creates a pressure on the wings equivalent to 30 African elephants. And pilots fly with the Typhoon Striker helmet. Facing directly into the sun, or even when it's dark, their location as well as potential threats are shown on this helmet's visor, and pilots can see thermal images through the use of Night Vision Goggles. To counteract even the slightest shifts in gravitational pull, engineers build the jet on 'floating' concrete rafts (pictured). Two laser trackers and nine jacks are positioned on a single surface, to make sure all movement is relative, and they control the alignment of the barges by cancelling out subtle effects of the moon and tide . This means the jet (pictured) will be in 'near perfect alignment whatever the moon may be doing,' said Martin Topping, Head of Typhoon Maintenance and Upgrade . Pilots fly with the Typhoon Striker helmet wired to the plane to let pilots lock onto targets with 'just a look' and a voice command. It also lets pilots 'see' enemy aircraft through the body of the plane. A radar in the nose detects enemy aircraft and projects its image to the pilot's visor . The helmet is wired to the plane to let pilots lock onto targets with 'just a look' and a voice command. It also lets pilots 'see' enemy aircraft through the body of the plane. For example, a radar in the nose of the Typhoon detects enemy aircraft hidden from the pilot's view.\u00a0As the pilot looks towards the position of the enemy aircraft, its image is projected on the visor. They can then lock-on to the aircraft by voice command, which means the enemy is also tracked by the aircraft's weapons systems. Sensors on the helmet 'talk' to the fixed sensors on the aircraft so the Typhoon always knows exactly where the pilot is looking. Weapons sensors on the Typhoon track enemy aircraft and missile information and feed it back to the plane, which is directly wired to the helmet. . Lancashire-based BAE Systems paid \u00a32.5 million ($3.7 million) for this setup (pictured) and said the 'result is one of the most perfectly aligned fast jet airframes in the world' Sensors on the helmet (pictured) 'talk' to the fixed sensors on the aircraft so the Typhoon always knows exactly where the pilot is looking. Weapons sensors on the Typhoon track enemy aircraft and missile information and feed it back to the plane . Inside the cockpit, BAE Systems has designed lighting that is clear and legible at all times. The company's Ambient Light Facility in Warton is specifically designed to replicate the full range of lighting conditions of each journey. This specialised facility has been used by firms that make displays for bank ATM machines as part of a group called Sunshine Club. The cockpit is made of glass and includes a wide-angle Head Up Display (HUD), full-colour Multifunctional Head Down Displays (MHDDs) and Helmet Mounted Symbology System (HMSS). The cockpit is made of glass and includes a wide-angle Head Up Display (HUD), full-colour Multifunctional Head Down Displays (MHDDs) and Helmet Mounted Symbology System (HMSS).\u00a0These displays and computer systems provide pilots (pictured) with information from sensors and flight instruments . Inside the cockpit, BAE Systems has designed lighting that is clear and legible at all times. The company's Ambient Light Facility in Warton (Chris Gerrard, lighting test engineer is pictured) is specifically designed to replicate the full range of lighting conditions of each journey . These displays and computer systems provide the pilot with information from sensors, flight instruments and aircraft mission computers. A parachute is inside the ejector seat on the aircraft. And to reduce pilot workload, the Typhoon has a Voice Throttle and Stick (VTAS) system which means the pilot can keep his hand on the throttle and operate the majority of the aircraft\u2019s controls from this position. Additional commands can be given through voice activation. It is worn as part of the Typhoon jet fighter pilot's suit. In this suit there is a single connection to 'feed the pilot' with air, oxygen and radio connection and the suit's trousers inflate to counteract the loss of blood from the head to the feet when the aircraft hits G force. This image reveals the various components of a Typhoon jet fighter test pilot's suit. A parachute is inside the ejector seat on the aircraft. There is a single connection to 'feed the pilot' with air, oxygen and radio connection. The suit's trousers inflate to counteract the loss of blood from the head to the feet ."}], "metadata": {"id": "f39938afd2885c6af9fe6a2493fc15da24e9dc56", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "To counteract shifts in gravitational pull, engineers build Typhoon\u00a0on 'floating' concrete rafts with laser trackers and computer-automated jacks .\nThis \u00a32.5 million system means the jet is accurately aligned .\nElsewhere, the jet fighter can reach supersonic speeds in 30 seconds .\nAnd the Typhoon helmet lets pilots 'see' through the bottom of the jet ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Sawyer Sweeten grew up before the eyes of millions as a child star on the endearing family sitcom \"Everybody Loves Raymond.\" Early Thursday he committed suicide, his sister Madylin Sweeten said in a statement. He was 19. \"This morning a terrible family tragedy has occurred,\" Madylin Sweeten said in a statement passed on by her manager Dino May. \"We are devastated to report that our beloved brother, son, and friend, Sawyer Sweeten, took his own life. He was weeks away from his 20th birthday.  At this sensitive time, our family requests privacy and we beg of you to reach out to the ones you love.\" Sweeten, best known for his role Geoffrey Barone, was visiting family in Texas, entertainment industry magazine Hollywood Reporter reported, where he is believed to have shot himself on the front porch. Sawyer Sweeten was born in May 1995 in Brownwood, Texas. He was a year and a half old when he started on \"Raymond,\" playing next to his real-life twin brother Sullivan, who starred as Michael Barone, according to the website IMDb. Their sister, Madylin, played their TV sister Ally Barone. The show was about the adults, and the children, especially the twins, had bit parts, adorable cameo moments. In the beginning, they were too young to speak. The series developed a loyal following and ran from September 1996 through May 2005. According to his IMDb profile, Sawyer did not appear to take on acting roles after \"Raymond\" was discontinued. CNN's Sonya Hamasaki contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Sawyer Sweeten grew up before the eyes of millions as a child star on the endearing family sitcom \"Everybody Loves Raymond.\" Early Thursday he committed suicide, his sister Madylin Sweeten said in a statement. He was 19. \"This morning a terrible family tragedy has occurred,\" Madylin Sweeten said in a statement passed on by her manager Dino May. \"We are devastated to report that our beloved brother, son, and friend, Sawyer Sweeten, took his own life. He was weeks away from his 20th birthday.  At this sensitive time, our family requests privacy and we beg of you to reach out to the ones you love.\" Sweeten, best known for his role Geoffrey Barone, was visiting family in Texas, entertainment industry magazine Hollywood Reporter reported, where he is believed to have shot himself on the front porch. Sawyer Sweeten was born in May 1995 in Brownwood, Texas. He was a year and a half old when he started on \"Raymond,\" playing next to his real-life twin brother Sullivan, who starred as Michael Barone, according to the website IMDb. Their sister, Madylin, played their TV sister Ally Barone. The show was about the adults, and the children, especially the twins, had bit parts, adorable cameo moments. In the beginning, they were too young to speak. The series developed a loyal following and ran from September 1996 through May 2005. According to his IMDb profile, Sawyer did not appear to take on acting roles after \"Raymond\" was discontinued. CNN's Sonya Hamasaki contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "abbe1a4cac879d53e28d2dc7c1ccf4dffe4d260a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Sawyer Sweeten played across from his twin brother and their sister as the children of Ray and Patricia Barone .\nReport: Sweeten was visiting family in Texas and is believed to have shot himself ."}}
{"prompt": "Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy has been suspended without pay for 10 games for conduct detrimental to the National Football League. The decision to ban Hardy, who last played for the Carolina Panthers, followed a two-month NFL investigation that started after the dismissal of his domestic violence case in February. Hardy was informed in a letter by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that the probe determined there was 'sufficient credible evidence that Hardy engaged in conduct that violated NFL policies in multiple respects.' Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy has been suspended without pay for 10 games . Domestic violence charges against Hardy, who signed with Dallas last month, were abruptly dropped in February after his accuser could not be found to testify. The jury trial for Hardy had been set to begin in Charlotte after he was accused of assaulting his former girlfriend, Nicole Holder, and threatening to kill her. The league's probe, which involved numerous interviews with witnesses and experts, concluded that Hardy violated the NFL's personal conduct policy by using physical force against Holder in at least four instances. 'The net effect of these acts was that Ms. Holder was severely traumatized and sustained a range of injuries, including bruises and scratches on her neck, shoulders, upper chest, back, arms and feet,' Goodell wrote. 'The use of physical force under the circumstances present here, against a woman substantially smaller than you and in the presence of powerful, military-style assault weapons, constitutes a significant act of violence in violation of the Personal Conduct Policy.' Hardy arrives at Mecklenburg County jail on the first day of his domestic violence appeal trail . Hardy, a 2013 Pro Bowler who played only one game for the Panthers before being suspended last season, was accused of assaulting Holder last May, sending her to the hospital emergency room. The five-year NFL veteran was found guilty by a district court judge in July but appealed the verdict and was allowed to have a jury trial. Prosecutors said when Holder last spoke with them in November, she told them that she 'did not want to participate in another trial.' Holder had already reached a civil settlement with Hardy, prosecutors said. Hardy may appeal the NFL's decision within three days. 'You must have no further adverse involvement with law enforcement and must not commit any additional violations of league policies,' Goodell wrote. 'In that respect, you should understand that another violation of this nature may result in your banishment from the NFL.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy has been suspended without pay for 10 games for conduct detrimental to the National Football League. The decision to ban Hardy, who last played for the Carolina Panthers, followed a two-month NFL investigation that started after the dismissal of his domestic violence case in February. Hardy was informed in a letter by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that the probe determined there was 'sufficient credible evidence that Hardy engaged in conduct that violated NFL policies in multiple respects.' Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy has been suspended without pay for 10 games . Domestic violence charges against Hardy, who signed with Dallas last month, were abruptly dropped in February after his accuser could not be found to testify. The jury trial for Hardy had been set to begin in Charlotte after he was accused of assaulting his former girlfriend, Nicole Holder, and threatening to kill her. The league's probe, which involved numerous interviews with witnesses and experts, concluded that Hardy violated the NFL's personal conduct policy by using physical force against Holder in at least four instances. 'The net effect of these acts was that Ms. Holder was severely traumatized and sustained a range of injuries, including bruises and scratches on her neck, shoulders, upper chest, back, arms and feet,' Goodell wrote. 'The use of physical force under the circumstances present here, against a woman substantially smaller than you and in the presence of powerful, military-style assault weapons, constitutes a significant act of violence in violation of the Personal Conduct Policy.' Hardy arrives at Mecklenburg County jail on the first day of his domestic violence appeal trail . Hardy, a 2013 Pro Bowler who played only one game for the Panthers before being suspended last season, was accused of assaulting Holder last May, sending her to the hospital emergency room. The five-year NFL veteran was found guilty by a district court judge in July but appealed the verdict and was allowed to have a jury trial. Prosecutors said when Holder last spoke with them in November, she told them that she 'did not want to participate in another trial.' Holder had already reached a civil settlement with Hardy, prosecutors said. Hardy may appeal the NFL's decision within three days. 'You must have no further adverse involvement with law enforcement and must not commit any additional violations of league policies,' Goodell wrote. 'In that respect, you should understand that another violation of this nature may result in your banishment from the NFL.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "35c590581dcd2a417101f2ef80f63f69cdfe4030", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Greg Hardy's league ban to begin on September 5 .\nHardy signed with the Dallas Cowboys in March .\nHardy was arrested and charged in May last year with assaulting and threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend .\nThe case was dismissed in court in February after a lack of co-operation from the accuser ."}}
{"prompt": "Mother charged: Tyecka Evans, 28, has been charged with manslaughter in the death of her 3-month-old baby, which occurred while she was out clubbing with her sister . A 28-year-old Florida woman has been charged in the death of her 3-month-old daughter who was left home alone while the mother was out dancing last week. Tyecka Shanta Evans, a mother of two from Ocala, was taken into custody Tuesday after her youngest child, 3-month-old Taliya Richardson, was discovered unresponsive at home last Thursday. Evans initially told police she had dozed off and woke up in the living room to find that her daughter had crawled over a pillow on the floor and had a plastic shopping bag over her head. But Evans later changed her story and admitted that she had left her two children, ages 9 and three months, and her 1-year-old nephew home alone at 1am to go to a club with her sister and the woman's boyfriend. When she returned home to the Parkside Garden Apartments on Northwest Second Street from her outing at around 2.40am, Taliya was found unresponsive. Surveillance video from the housing complex shows Tyecka Evans arriving home by car at 2.36am and running into her apartment, reported Fox 35. Moments later, she reemerges and waves at her sister downstairs, signalling for to come up. Evans' young daughter was rushed to Munroe Regional Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead less than 30 minutes later. Home alone: After initially telling police that she was sleeping at home when her child stopped breathing, Evans later admitted that she went out for nearly two hours and found her daughter unresponsive upon her return to Parkside Garden Apartments in Ocala, Florida . Toyana Evans (left), Tyecka's sister, could face charges for lying to police. Both women have criminal records and have been arrested multiple times . Hospital staff said the 28-year-old mom was crying and appeared distraught, reported the Ocala Star Banner. During questioning, she told detectives she did not want to go to the club Thursday night, but her sister kept insisting and eventually she decided to join her. Evans now faces manslaughter charges. She was released from jail Tuesday night after posting $30,000 bail. Toyana Evans, Tyecka's sister, also could face charges for allegedly lying to police, according to the station\u00a0WESH. Online records indicate that Tyecka Evans has a lengthy criminal record, which includes at least 10 arrests since 2009 on various charges ranging from traffic violations to grant theft and uttering forged bills.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMother charged: Tyecka Evans, 28, has been charged with manslaughter in the death of her 3-month-old baby, which occurred while she was out clubbing with her sister . A 28-year-old Florida woman has been charged in the death of her 3-month-old daughter who was left home alone while the mother was out dancing last week. Tyecka Shanta Evans, a mother of two from Ocala, was taken into custody Tuesday after her youngest child, 3-month-old Taliya Richardson, was discovered unresponsive at home last Thursday. Evans initially told police she had dozed off and woke up in the living room to find that her daughter had crawled over a pillow on the floor and had a plastic shopping bag over her head. But Evans later changed her story and admitted that she had left her two children, ages 9 and three months, and her 1-year-old nephew home alone at 1am to go to a club with her sister and the woman's boyfriend. When she returned home to the Parkside Garden Apartments on Northwest Second Street from her outing at around 2.40am, Taliya was found unresponsive. Surveillance video from the housing complex shows Tyecka Evans arriving home by car at 2.36am and running into her apartment, reported Fox 35. Moments later, she reemerges and waves at her sister downstairs, signalling for to come up. Evans' young daughter was rushed to Munroe Regional Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead less than 30 minutes later. Home alone: After initially telling police that she was sleeping at home when her child stopped breathing, Evans later admitted that she went out for nearly two hours and found her daughter unresponsive upon her return to Parkside Garden Apartments in Ocala, Florida . Toyana Evans (left), Tyecka's sister, could face charges for lying to police. Both women have criminal records and have been arrested multiple times . Hospital staff said the 28-year-old mom was crying and appeared distraught, reported the Ocala Star Banner. During questioning, she told detectives she did not want to go to the club Thursday night, but her sister kept insisting and eventually she decided to join her. Evans now faces manslaughter charges. She was released from jail Tuesday night after posting $30,000 bail. Toyana Evans, Tyecka's sister, also could face charges for allegedly lying to police, according to the station\u00a0WESH. Online records indicate that Tyecka Evans has a lengthy criminal record, which includes at least 10 arrests since 2009 on various charges ranging from traffic violations to grant theft and uttering forged bills."}], "metadata": {"id": "f6f982168270b7902c96bbdf0255c5c01454863c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Tyecka Evans, 28, charged with manslaughter in death of 3-month-old Taliya Richardson .\nEvans initially lied that she fell asleep at home and woke up to discover her daughter with plastic bag over her face .\nFlorida mother of two later admitted she went to a club with her sister, leaving three children home alone for nearly two hours ."}}
{"prompt": "A Soviet dissident who spent 12 years in prison and forced labour camps is to be charged with making and possessing indecent images of children after a police investigation. Vladimir Bukovsky, 72, has lived in the UK since he fled the Soviet Union in the 1970s after he was accused of spreading anti-Soviet propaganda. It came after he managed to smuggle to the West 150 pages of documents detailing the abuse of psychiatric institutions for political reasons in the Communist state. Soviet-era dissident Vladimir Bukovsky, who has been summonsed to appear in court next month to be charged with making and possessing indecent images of children . But now Bukovsky has been summonsed to appear at Cambridge Magistrates early next month following an investigation by Cambridgeshire Police, the Crown Prosecution Service said. He will be charged with five counts of making an indecent photograph of a child, five counts of possessing indecent photographs of children, and one count of possessing a prohibited image. Jenny Hopkins, Chief Crown Prosecutor for the CPS in the East of England, said: 'Following an investigation by Cambridgeshire Police, we have concluded that there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest to prosecute Vladimir Bukovsky in relation to the alleged making and possessing of indecent images of children.' She added: 'The decision to prosecute was taken in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors.' Bukovsky is a dissident, author and activist who spent 12 years in Soviet prisons, forced-labour camps and forced-treatment psychiatric hospitals. He was first arrested by the Soviet authorities when he was part of a group of young activists who held public readings of banned poetry and organised demonstrations against the heavy-handed tactics of the authorities. The revelations sparked an international outcry, and Bukovsky was arrested for the spread of anti-Soviet propaganda. In 1976 he finally secured his freedom when he was exchanged by the Soviet government for the Chilean Communist party leader Luis Corvalan. He was described by The Daily Telegraph as 'pale and haggard' and 'underfed with an accelerated heartbeat' after his long incarceration. Bukovsky will appear at Cambridge Magistrates Court, pictured, on May 5 after receiving a summons. He denies the allegations . He moved to Britain soon after and has lived in Cambridge ever since. He is a senior fellow at the libertarian think-tank the Cato Institute, according to its website. Bukovsky has written many books about his experience, including his memoir To Build a Castle: My Life as a Dissenter, and he has repeatedly called for Russians to stand up to president Vladimir Putin. He accused Russia of orchestrating the murder of former spy Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned by radioactive polonium-210 which was slipped into his tea at a Mayfair hotel. At a hearing with Mr Litvinenko's widow Marina in 2013 he said: 'Since the Russian authorities got away with this murder they continue the practice. They encourage the Soviet regime to continue murdering people. 'It's like giving them a licence to kill, like announcing a season for hunting.' In 2004 he was one of the founders of the Committee 2008 whose purpose is to ensure free and fair elections in Russia. Bukovsky has denied the accusations and the charges against him and has said that he will vigorously deny them. He will appear at Cambridge Magistrates' Court on May 5. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Soviet dissident who spent 12 years in prison and forced labour camps is to be charged with making and possessing indecent images of children after a police investigation. Vladimir Bukovsky, 72, has lived in the UK since he fled the Soviet Union in the 1970s after he was accused of spreading anti-Soviet propaganda. It came after he managed to smuggle to the West 150 pages of documents detailing the abuse of psychiatric institutions for political reasons in the Communist state. Soviet-era dissident Vladimir Bukovsky, who has been summonsed to appear in court next month to be charged with making and possessing indecent images of children . But now Bukovsky has been summonsed to appear at Cambridge Magistrates early next month following an investigation by Cambridgeshire Police, the Crown Prosecution Service said. He will be charged with five counts of making an indecent photograph of a child, five counts of possessing indecent photographs of children, and one count of possessing a prohibited image. Jenny Hopkins, Chief Crown Prosecutor for the CPS in the East of England, said: 'Following an investigation by Cambridgeshire Police, we have concluded that there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest to prosecute Vladimir Bukovsky in relation to the alleged making and possessing of indecent images of children.' She added: 'The decision to prosecute was taken in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors.' Bukovsky is a dissident, author and activist who spent 12 years in Soviet prisons, forced-labour camps and forced-treatment psychiatric hospitals. He was first arrested by the Soviet authorities when he was part of a group of young activists who held public readings of banned poetry and organised demonstrations against the heavy-handed tactics of the authorities. The revelations sparked an international outcry, and Bukovsky was arrested for the spread of anti-Soviet propaganda. In 1976 he finally secured his freedom when he was exchanged by the Soviet government for the Chilean Communist party leader Luis Corvalan. He was described by The Daily Telegraph as 'pale and haggard' and 'underfed with an accelerated heartbeat' after his long incarceration. Bukovsky will appear at Cambridge Magistrates Court, pictured, on May 5 after receiving a summons. He denies the allegations . He moved to Britain soon after and has lived in Cambridge ever since. He is a senior fellow at the libertarian think-tank the Cato Institute, according to its website. Bukovsky has written many books about his experience, including his memoir To Build a Castle: My Life as a Dissenter, and he has repeatedly called for Russians to stand up to president Vladimir Putin. He accused Russia of orchestrating the murder of former spy Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned by radioactive polonium-210 which was slipped into his tea at a Mayfair hotel. At a hearing with Mr Litvinenko's widow Marina in 2013 he said: 'Since the Russian authorities got away with this murder they continue the practice. They encourage the Soviet regime to continue murdering people. 'It's like giving them a licence to kill, like announcing a season for hunting.' In 2004 he was one of the founders of the Committee 2008 whose purpose is to ensure free and fair elections in Russia. Bukovsky has denied the accusations and the charges against him and has said that he will vigorously deny them. He will appear at Cambridge Magistrates' Court on May 5. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "29679b665a99122ee7daf966d9febfcfc46a4a92", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Vladimir Bukovksy will appear at Cambridge Magistrates next month .\n72-year-old is to be charged with making indecent photographs of children .\nDissident spent 12 years in prisons for spreading anti-Soviet propaganda ."}}
{"prompt": "Leeds president Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events that led to six players pulling out of Saturday's match against Charlton. Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario Del Fabro, Marco Silvestri, Souleymane Doukara and Edgar Cani withdrew from the squad on the eve of the trip to The Valley citing injuries, prompting some accusations that the players had gone 'on strike'. The club released a statement on Sunday evening looking to draw a line under the controversy which read: 'Leeds United Football Club wants to clarify that during the days leading up to the away Championship fixture at Charlton Athletic on Saturday April 17 that six first-team players suffered injuries.' Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events that led to players pulling out of Saturday's match against Charlton . Mirco Antenucci was among the six players to withdraw from the squad ahead of the defeat by Charlton . And Cellino, who has been banned since January after being found guilty of not paying tax on a yacht in Italy, has now also distanced himself from any possible conspiracy theory, telling the Sun: 'I am not a coward and not the sort of guy who tells his players to go on strike. 'I only found out on Friday evening. I admit it looks weird. But if the players were injured, why didn't the manager inform the chairman? 'This looks like a fight between manager Neil Redfearn and the ownership of the club, which is not good.' Cellino's ban and the injury controversy are just two of a string of chaotic events that have plagued Leeds recently with Redfearn's position increasingly threatened over recent weeks . Giuseppe Bellusci, Antenucci and two other Italians were among those who made themselves unavailable . Redfearn has led the club to safety after taking over from ill-fated predecessors David Hockaday and Darko Milanic, but he saw assistant Steve Thompson lose his job without warning on April 2 and his own deal, which expires at the end of the season, looks increasingly unlikely to be renewed under the club's current regime. The state of flux at Elland Road has led many fans to call for Cellino to leave the club altogether but the Italian insists he still wishes to take the Whites forward. 'From day one I felt I was at the right club, because I am more f****d up than the fans,' he said. 'I am 58 and my dream is still for us to do something big here. I have asked permission to go to our last game of the season against Rotherham, a day before my ban ends. Yoni Buyens celebrates scoring Charlton's second goal during his side's 2-1 victory against Leeds . The withdrawals, including Souleymane Doukara's, are the latest incident in another turbulent period at Leeds . 'If the fans want to kick me and shout at me, fine. I am used to it.' Striker Antenucci used Twitter to defend himself, as did goalkeeper Silvestri who posted a picture of a cut on his back suffered against Norwich on Tuesday night. However, Cherry questioned if they were legitimate reasons to withdraw. 'In the old days you used to play with anything, cuts or one thing or another,' he said. 'The managers had a big say in whether you were fit or not. You didn't just come in and say 'I've got a headache, I'm going home'. I'm sure with George Graham or Don Revie, I can't imagine what would have happened if you'd have done that.' Neil Redfearn had a depleted squad to pick from when six Leeds players pulled out at late notice .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLeeds president Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events that led to six players pulling out of Saturday's match against Charlton. Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario Del Fabro, Marco Silvestri, Souleymane Doukara and Edgar Cani withdrew from the squad on the eve of the trip to The Valley citing injuries, prompting some accusations that the players had gone 'on strike'. The club released a statement on Sunday evening looking to draw a line under the controversy which read: 'Leeds United Football Club wants to clarify that during the days leading up to the away Championship fixture at Charlton Athletic on Saturday April 17 that six first-team players suffered injuries.' Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events that led to players pulling out of Saturday's match against Charlton . Mirco Antenucci was among the six players to withdraw from the squad ahead of the defeat by Charlton . And Cellino, who has been banned since January after being found guilty of not paying tax on a yacht in Italy, has now also distanced himself from any possible conspiracy theory, telling the Sun: 'I am not a coward and not the sort of guy who tells his players to go on strike. 'I only found out on Friday evening. I admit it looks weird. But if the players were injured, why didn't the manager inform the chairman? 'This looks like a fight between manager Neil Redfearn and the ownership of the club, which is not good.' Cellino's ban and the injury controversy are just two of a string of chaotic events that have plagued Leeds recently with Redfearn's position increasingly threatened over recent weeks . Giuseppe Bellusci, Antenucci and two other Italians were among those who made themselves unavailable . Redfearn has led the club to safety after taking over from ill-fated predecessors David Hockaday and Darko Milanic, but he saw assistant Steve Thompson lose his job without warning on April 2 and his own deal, which expires at the end of the season, looks increasingly unlikely to be renewed under the club's current regime. The state of flux at Elland Road has led many fans to call for Cellino to leave the club altogether but the Italian insists he still wishes to take the Whites forward. 'From day one I felt I was at the right club, because I am more f****d up than the fans,' he said. 'I am 58 and my dream is still for us to do something big here. I have asked permission to go to our last game of the season against Rotherham, a day before my ban ends. Yoni Buyens celebrates scoring Charlton's second goal during his side's 2-1 victory against Leeds . The withdrawals, including Souleymane Doukara's, are the latest incident in another turbulent period at Leeds . 'If the fans want to kick me and shout at me, fine. I am used to it.' Striker Antenucci used Twitter to defend himself, as did goalkeeper Silvestri who posted a picture of a cut on his back suffered against Norwich on Tuesday night. However, Cherry questioned if they were legitimate reasons to withdraw. 'In the old days you used to play with anything, cuts or one thing or another,' he said. 'The managers had a big say in whether you were fit or not. You didn't just come in and say 'I've got a headache, I'm going home'. I'm sure with George Graham or Don Revie, I can't imagine what would have happened if you'd have done that.' Neil Redfearn had a depleted squad to pick from when six Leeds players pulled out at late notice ."}], "metadata": {"id": "eb277ae8303c537f6db14ceddae4ef2f026279a9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Six Leeds players withdrew from squad for Saturday's match with Charlton .\nManager Neil Redfearn described the events as 'freakish' ahead of defeat .\nFormer Leeds captain Trevor Cherry says it is 'disgraceful' behaviour .\nClub president Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events .\nRedfearn's side suffered a 2-1 Championship defeat to Charlton ."}}
{"prompt": "Steven Finn believes pace does not matter in his quest to break back into England's Test squad. The Middlesex seamer admitted he finds it 'baffling' he faces criticism for not hitting the highly-prized 90mph mark, vowing to chase an England recall despite missing the West Indies tour. The 26-year-old was one of the few pluses of a dismal World Cup run, and is now intent on forcing his way into the reckoning for next summer's Test challenges against New Zealand and Australia. Finn, pictured at the Middlesex photo call ahead of the county season, has vowed to regain his England place . Finn hit back at those critics who say he should be hitting the 90mph mark with his bowling . 'The frustrating thing is that I've never been somebody who bowls 90 miles an hour for a whole day of cricket, that's simply never happened in my career,' said Finn. 'So it's frustrating when people say 'you've lost pace, you've lost this, you've lost that' when I haven't. 'Maybe I bowled the odd spell up above 90 that I'm working back towards, but consistently my paces have been the same as they have in the past. 'But because there are other bowlers in the world who are bowling 95 miles an hour consistently, it's like we're searching for that, and it's almost falling on my head. 'It's as though people are saying 'you're the guy who's done it for a few spells, so why aren't you doing it all the time?'. 'So it's frustrating that people keep talking about that, because if you're taking wickets, why does it matter if you're bowling 87 or 93 miles an hour. Finn celebrates a wicket during England's World Cup win over Scotland back in February . Finn, seen after taking five wickets in England's World Cup warm-up over India, was a high point of the tour . 'What does it matter? You're taking wickets. 'So that to me is baffling and it's silly to me, I find it stupid, but each to their own. 'Yes there might be a couple of extra miles an hour in there, as I've always been searching for. 'Ever since I was 20 and came into international cricket I've always been looking at how I am going to get better and make myself a member of the England team who is hard to be left out. 'And that's what I'm working back towards, and I certainly feel I'm on the way.' Watford-born Finn was sent home midway through England's disastrous Ashes tour that ended in 5-0 defeat early last year. The pace bowler wrestled with his action for months, but has since hit back to form, and is now confident he can reach new heights and resurrect his Test career. Coach Peter Moores overlooked Finn for the current three-Test West Indies tour, but has told the Middlesex star he remains in England's plans. Finn fixes the hair of team-mate Tim Murtagh as Middlesex posed for their traditional pre-season photograph . Finn shares a joke with Neil Dexter as the team convened at Lord's ahead of the new county campaign . 'I've been told I'm doing nothing wrong, but obviously to be left out of a tour obviously I am doing something wrong,' said Finn. 'So again, all I can do, and this is what they said to me, is to go and take wickets, enjoy playing for Middlesex, and 'you're very much in our thoughts'. 'It's reassuring for me to know that I've not been totally discarded as England cricketer because that would frustrate me and anger me deeply because I still feel I've got something to give to English cricket. 'I'm moving in the right direction, I feel like I'm there and that I can compete in international cricket, because I did this winter. 'And it's just about finding that extra little bit that's going to turn me from being a fringe player into someone who's in the team. 'That's where I was a couple of years ago, I'm not saying I'm looking to the past: I don't want to be the bowler I used to be, I want to be the bowler that I can be. 'And if I do that I think I've got a very good chance of being involved with England.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSteven Finn believes pace does not matter in his quest to break back into England's Test squad. The Middlesex seamer admitted he finds it 'baffling' he faces criticism for not hitting the highly-prized 90mph mark, vowing to chase an England recall despite missing the West Indies tour. The 26-year-old was one of the few pluses of a dismal World Cup run, and is now intent on forcing his way into the reckoning for next summer's Test challenges against New Zealand and Australia. Finn, pictured at the Middlesex photo call ahead of the county season, has vowed to regain his England place . Finn hit back at those critics who say he should be hitting the 90mph mark with his bowling . 'The frustrating thing is that I've never been somebody who bowls 90 miles an hour for a whole day of cricket, that's simply never happened in my career,' said Finn. 'So it's frustrating when people say 'you've lost pace, you've lost this, you've lost that' when I haven't. 'Maybe I bowled the odd spell up above 90 that I'm working back towards, but consistently my paces have been the same as they have in the past. 'But because there are other bowlers in the world who are bowling 95 miles an hour consistently, it's like we're searching for that, and it's almost falling on my head. 'It's as though people are saying 'you're the guy who's done it for a few spells, so why aren't you doing it all the time?'. 'So it's frustrating that people keep talking about that, because if you're taking wickets, why does it matter if you're bowling 87 or 93 miles an hour. Finn celebrates a wicket during England's World Cup win over Scotland back in February . Finn, seen after taking five wickets in England's World Cup warm-up over India, was a high point of the tour . 'What does it matter? You're taking wickets. 'So that to me is baffling and it's silly to me, I find it stupid, but each to their own. 'Yes there might be a couple of extra miles an hour in there, as I've always been searching for. 'Ever since I was 20 and came into international cricket I've always been looking at how I am going to get better and make myself a member of the England team who is hard to be left out. 'And that's what I'm working back towards, and I certainly feel I'm on the way.' Watford-born Finn was sent home midway through England's disastrous Ashes tour that ended in 5-0 defeat early last year. The pace bowler wrestled with his action for months, but has since hit back to form, and is now confident he can reach new heights and resurrect his Test career. Coach Peter Moores overlooked Finn for the current three-Test West Indies tour, but has told the Middlesex star he remains in England's plans. Finn fixes the hair of team-mate Tim Murtagh as Middlesex posed for their traditional pre-season photograph . Finn shares a joke with Neil Dexter as the team convened at Lord's ahead of the new county campaign . 'I've been told I'm doing nothing wrong, but obviously to be left out of a tour obviously I am doing something wrong,' said Finn. 'So again, all I can do, and this is what they said to me, is to go and take wickets, enjoy playing for Middlesex, and 'you're very much in our thoughts'. 'It's reassuring for me to know that I've not been totally discarded as England cricketer because that would frustrate me and anger me deeply because I still feel I've got something to give to English cricket. 'I'm moving in the right direction, I feel like I'm there and that I can compete in international cricket, because I did this winter. 'And it's just about finding that extra little bit that's going to turn me from being a fringe player into someone who's in the team. 'That's where I was a couple of years ago, I'm not saying I'm looking to the past: I don't want to be the bowler I used to be, I want to be the bowler that I can be. 'And if I do that I think I've got a very good chance of being involved with England.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "186d2813460cc61cdc5c20b8f560f0ef42eb0222", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Finn says it is 'baffling' he faces criticism for not hitting 90mph mark .\nMiddlesex seamer was left out of England's tour of West Indies .\nThis was despite being one of the team's better players at World Cup .\n26-year-old will chase an England recall through good County form ."}}
{"prompt": "Inspirational speaker Turia Pitt, who suffered horrific burns when she was caught in a bushfire, has revealed she still struggles to overcome her near-death ordeal. The 27-year-old said just the smell from a barbecue brought back the traumatic moment she was trapped for four hours where she suffered\u00a0burns to 65 per cent of her body. Speaking to a Networking WA audience at Crown Perth on Wednesday, the burns survivor said she still feels haunted when she talks about being caught in the bushfire when she competed in an ultra-marathon in Kimberley in September 2011. 'My heart rate has just gone up, my hands are sweating, my mouth is all of the sudden dry,' she said, The West Australian reports. 'This happens even if I go to a seemingly harmless barbecue. As soon as I smell that smoke, immediately I am transported back.' Scroll down for video . Burns survivor Turia Pitt said she still struggles to overcome her ordeal during a speech on Wednesday . The motivational speaker suffered burns to 65 per cent of her body when she competed in an ultra-marathon . Ms Pitt also revealed she ran her first marathon last month since the fire and clocked a faster time than before she was injured. 'As soon as I took that first step, it was as if all my worries and fears dissipated,' Ms Pitt said. 'I had finished the run but I also beat my time from before my injury.' The revelation follows after she successfully\u00a0underwent reconstructive surgery to rebuild a nose but she was not expecting complications where she had stopped breathing during the procedure. When Ms Pitt woke up from her surgery, she expected to wake up in the burns unit with a brand new nose but  the moment she woke up in intensive care, she revealed she just wanted to die. 'At that point, all I wanted was death because I had worked so hard just to end up in the same situation,' Ms Pitt said. But she marked a new milestone in her recovery after another harrowing heath scare where her family feared the worst as she told Woman's Day: 'I can't believe I didn't have a nose for so long'. Ms Pitt went on to publish a book about her experiences - aptly titled Everything to Live For and fund raised almost $200,000 for surgical charity Interplast, . As she embarked on her own road to resilience, Ms Pitt is currently training ahead of the 10-day fund raising trek along the Inca Trail in Peru where she is getting up early every morning to prepare. Ms Pitt also revealed she was back on the race tracks for the first time since the fire . Before: Ms Pitt spent more than two years in hospital, much of it wearing a compression stocking (left) after experiencing burns to around 65 per cent of the body. Her face is pictured right prior to the reconstructive surgery on her nose performed recently . New nose: Turia Pitt, pictured with mother Celestine and her new nose, was competing in an ultra-marathon through WA's Kimberley region in 2011 when she was caught in a bushfire . Soul mates: Turia Pitt's boyfriend, Michael Hoskin, has been by her side since the very beginning of her hospital experience . Prior to the bushfire, Ms Pitt, from Ulladulla, on the NSW south coast, worked as a mining engineer and a model . In an interview with Women's Day last month, her mother, Celestine Vaite, said she and Turia's partner Michael Hoskin heard the hospital's cardiac arrest alarm go off 'and we thought she was gone' during the nose reconstruction. 'I said, God, don't you dare. She's fought so hard, this girl,' she told the magazine. 'She fought to get out of bed, she fought to walk, she fought to accept - don't you dare do that to her!' Ms Pitt wore a compression stocking for almost two years and had seven of her fingers amputated during a seemingly endless series of operations. Her family were relieved when she woke - and Ms Pitt is happily showing off her reconstructed nose on social media. Milestone woman: Ms Pitt published a book about her experiences, aptly titled Everything to Live For . Ms Pitt agreed to an out-of-court settlement with ultra-marathon event organisers Racing The Planet in 2014 . Ultra-marathon runner: Ms Pitt is planning to participate in the Melbourne Ironman in 2016 . Burns victim: Ms Pitt experienced burns to around 70 per cent of her body during the 2011 bushfire. After years of recovery, Ms Pitt told Woman's Day: 'I can't believe I didn't have a nose for so long!' It's just the latest in a series of milestones for Ms Pitt, who starred on the front cover of magazine The Australian Women's Weekly in June 2014. The cover won praise for featuring Ms Pitt. Ms Pitt has headlined a number of a speaking opportunities and in June 2014 she trekked the Great Wall of China to raise more than $175,000AUD for the charity\u00a0Interplast. Interplast sends teams of volunteer medical workers to developing countries in Asia to provide free surgery for people suffering conditions including cleft lip and palate and burn scar contractures. Ms Pitt is hosting the second annual fund-raising Gala night on April 16 to raise  funds and awareness for Interplast. Ms Pitt told Woman's Day she is planning to participate in the Melbourne Ironman next year, following an operation to 'refine her nose and widen her nostrils'. Ms Pitt and Mr Hoskin currently live in Ulladulla, on the south coast of New South Wales.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nInspirational speaker Turia Pitt, who suffered horrific burns when she was caught in a bushfire, has revealed she still struggles to overcome her near-death ordeal. The 27-year-old said just the smell from a barbecue brought back the traumatic moment she was trapped for four hours where she suffered\u00a0burns to 65 per cent of her body. Speaking to a Networking WA audience at Crown Perth on Wednesday, the burns survivor said she still feels haunted when she talks about being caught in the bushfire when she competed in an ultra-marathon in Kimberley in September 2011. 'My heart rate has just gone up, my hands are sweating, my mouth is all of the sudden dry,' she said, The West Australian reports. 'This happens even if I go to a seemingly harmless barbecue. As soon as I smell that smoke, immediately I am transported back.' Scroll down for video . Burns survivor Turia Pitt said she still struggles to overcome her ordeal during a speech on Wednesday . The motivational speaker suffered burns to 65 per cent of her body when she competed in an ultra-marathon . Ms Pitt also revealed she ran her first marathon last month since the fire and clocked a faster time than before she was injured. 'As soon as I took that first step, it was as if all my worries and fears dissipated,' Ms Pitt said. 'I had finished the run but I also beat my time from before my injury.' The revelation follows after she successfully\u00a0underwent reconstructive surgery to rebuild a nose but she was not expecting complications where she had stopped breathing during the procedure. When Ms Pitt woke up from her surgery, she expected to wake up in the burns unit with a brand new nose but  the moment she woke up in intensive care, she revealed she just wanted to die. 'At that point, all I wanted was death because I had worked so hard just to end up in the same situation,' Ms Pitt said. But she marked a new milestone in her recovery after another harrowing heath scare where her family feared the worst as she told Woman's Day: 'I can't believe I didn't have a nose for so long'. Ms Pitt went on to publish a book about her experiences - aptly titled Everything to Live For and fund raised almost $200,000 for surgical charity Interplast, . As she embarked on her own road to resilience, Ms Pitt is currently training ahead of the 10-day fund raising trek along the Inca Trail in Peru where she is getting up early every morning to prepare. Ms Pitt also revealed she was back on the race tracks for the first time since the fire . Before: Ms Pitt spent more than two years in hospital, much of it wearing a compression stocking (left) after experiencing burns to around 65 per cent of the body. Her face is pictured right prior to the reconstructive surgery on her nose performed recently . New nose: Turia Pitt, pictured with mother Celestine and her new nose, was competing in an ultra-marathon through WA's Kimberley region in 2011 when she was caught in a bushfire . Soul mates: Turia Pitt's boyfriend, Michael Hoskin, has been by her side since the very beginning of her hospital experience . Prior to the bushfire, Ms Pitt, from Ulladulla, on the NSW south coast, worked as a mining engineer and a model . In an interview with Women's Day last month, her mother, Celestine Vaite, said she and Turia's partner Michael Hoskin heard the hospital's cardiac arrest alarm go off 'and we thought she was gone' during the nose reconstruction. 'I said, God, don't you dare. She's fought so hard, this girl,' she told the magazine. 'She fought to get out of bed, she fought to walk, she fought to accept - don't you dare do that to her!' Ms Pitt wore a compression stocking for almost two years and had seven of her fingers amputated during a seemingly endless series of operations. Her family were relieved when she woke - and Ms Pitt is happily showing off her reconstructed nose on social media. Milestone woman: Ms Pitt published a book about her experiences, aptly titled Everything to Live For . Ms Pitt agreed to an out-of-court settlement with ultra-marathon event organisers Racing The Planet in 2014 . Ultra-marathon runner: Ms Pitt is planning to participate in the Melbourne Ironman in 2016 . Burns victim: Ms Pitt experienced burns to around 70 per cent of her body during the 2011 bushfire. After years of recovery, Ms Pitt told Woman's Day: 'I can't believe I didn't have a nose for so long!' It's just the latest in a series of milestones for Ms Pitt, who starred on the front cover of magazine The Australian Women's Weekly in June 2014. The cover won praise for featuring Ms Pitt. Ms Pitt has headlined a number of a speaking opportunities and in June 2014 she trekked the Great Wall of China to raise more than $175,000AUD for the charity\u00a0Interplast. Interplast sends teams of volunteer medical workers to developing countries in Asia to provide free surgery for people suffering conditions including cleft lip and palate and burn scar contractures. Ms Pitt is hosting the second annual fund-raising Gala night on April 16 to raise  funds and awareness for Interplast. Ms Pitt told Woman's Day she is planning to participate in the Melbourne Ironman next year, following an operation to 'refine her nose and widen her nostrils'. Ms Pitt and Mr Hoskin currently live in Ulladulla, on the south coast of New South Wales."}], "metadata": {"id": "a831a4bdadcf2b304572da600c1dc67f9289fb69", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Turia Pitt said she starts to sweat and her mouth dries up when she talks about her traumatic bushfire ordeal .\nShe also revealed she was back running and clocked a faster time than before she was injured .\nThe revelation follows after surgeons successfully constructed a new nose .\nBut the 27-year-old stopped breathing on the operating table .\nMs Pitt had to be placed on an incubator in order to survive the operation .\nWhen she woke up in intensive care, she said she just wanted to die .\nBut Ms Pitt\u00a0is now proudly showing off her new facial feature ."}}
{"prompt": "A sure sign of middle age is when you start to get nostalgic about the mobile phones of your youth. OK, those early models couldn\u2019t do much compared with today\u2019s smartphones. They couldn\u2019t surf the internet, take pictures, play music or make you a cup of tea. But what they did have was a battery that lasted more than a few hours before the phone went dead. Scroll down for video . Modern life: According to a recent poll, nine out of ten people feel stressed if their phone battery run out. There\u2019s even a word for it \u2014 \u2018nomophobia\u2019, the fear of being without a working mobile . My favourite phone of all time was a sleek silver Nokia 6310i from the early 2000s, which is still sitting in a drawer at home. It may be primitive by today\u2019s standards, but it could run for 17 days on a single charge. Compare that with the battery life of a modern iPhone or Samsung Galaxy. Make a few calls, send a few emails, listen to some music and you\u2019ll be out of juice by teatime. This week it was revealed that Sir James Dyson, inventor of Dyson hoovers, is attempting to solve the problem by investing \u00a310 million in U.S.-based battery experts Sakti3. The 67-year-old entrepreneur is supporting the company as it attempts to double the battery life of our phones, electric cars and vacuums. Separately, scientists at Stanford University are hoping that their newly invented aluminium battery will revolutionise the industry with its ability to fully charge in under a minute. The battery will keep going for seven times as long as its lithium-ion relative, and can apparently withstand 7,500 recharges, whereas a conventional battery can take only 1,000. In the tech world, the battle for better battery life is never-ending. Earlier this month, Apple was left red-faced when it was revealed how quickly its new iWatch \u2014 which costs up to \u00a312,000 \u2014 ran out of power. Sir James Dyson, pictured, inventor of Dyson hoovers, is attempting to solve the problem by investing \u00a310 million in  battery experts Sakti3 . At the launch, Apple chief executive Tim Cook boasted that the device had a battery life of 18 hours. But it later emerged that using the smartwatch for phone calls or apps means it will die after three hours. According to a recent poll, nine out of ten people feel stressed if their phone battery run out. There\u2019s even a word for it \u2014 \u2018nomophobia\u2019, the fear of being without a working mobile. And increasingly, phones come with built-in batteries that are almost impossible to remove without a degree in electronics. Apple started the ball rolling with the iPhone, and this month Samsung announced its latest model \u2014 the S6 \u2014 would have built-in batteries. So is there anything we can do to get more juice out of our phones? Nigel Linge, professor of telecommunications at Salford University, says the problem isn\u2019t the batteries, which have improved immeasurably over the past couple of decades. \u2018The reason why batteries lasted seven days in the 1990s is that a phone back then didn\u2019t do a great deal,\u2019 says Professor Linge. \u2018It had a monochrome screen, made phone calls and sent the occasional text. It didn\u2019t have apps, GPS, Bluetooth or wi-fi and it wasn\u2019t used for Facebook. \u2018If you take a modern phone and turn off all those things and just use it for phone calls and text messages, it will last a lot longer.\u2019 The first mobile phone batteries were bulky, heavy and made with nickel cadium. They also lost battery life over time if they were not run down fully between charges, known as the \u2018memory effect\u2019. In the 1990s those early batteries were replaced by a superior version \u2014 nickel metal hydride. These didn\u2019t suffer as badly from the memory effect, were thinner and quicker to charge. Today\u2019s phones use lithium-ion batteries, an even thinner, lighter and even longer-lasting variety. How long they last depends what you do with them. Caught out: Early mobile models couldn't surf the internet, take pictures, play music or make you a cup of tea. But what they did have was a battery that lasted more than a few hours before the phone went dead . \u2018One of the big drains is the screen \u2014 if people have the brightness turned up, it will run down the battery,\u2019 says Professor Linge. \u2018The other drain is the phone signal.\u2019 If you are in a low signal area, your battery will drain more quickly because the phone has to work harder to stay in contact with the nearest phone mast. Phones also use up more of the battery if they are indoors, where signals are weaker. But Sunetra Chakravarti, from Mobile Choice Magazine, says there are simple things everyone can do to extend their phone\u2019s life between charges. Turning off Bluetooth \u2014 the wireless system used by phones to connect to printers, laptops and other computers \u2014 will save your battery from running down. Switching off location services which use the phone\u2019s built-in GPS tracker can also save power, as can turning down the volume of the ring tone and silencing any bleeps and clicks when you press buttons on the phone. \u2018And make sure you have turned off any apps that are running in the background,\u2019 she says. Keeping phones cool is also crucial: they work best below 30c (86f). So leaving them in the sun, or sleeping with the phone so it gets warm, will run it down faster. However, unlike the older style batteries, you don\u2019t need to discharge modern ones fully before you top them up. Charging overnight shouldn\u2019t cause problems, as modern phones and batteries have switches that stop the charging when they are full. Another way to get more out of a battery is to download the latest version of the phone\u2019s operating system. Newer versions of the software used for Apple iPhones, for instance, let owners stop apps from constantly updating themselves with new information when they are not being used. Even then, you\u2019ll still find major variations between different phones. That\u2019s because some models are more efficient at making calls, surfing the internet or playing videos than others. When technology consumer website Expert Reviews tested the battery life of different smartphones, it found that the best lasted an amazing 14 hours longer than the worst. The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact kept playing a movie on a loop for more than 20 hours on one charge before it went dead \u2014 while the Nokia Lumia 620 managed just six hours and the iPhone 6 lasted just under 13 hours. Apple was left red-faced when it was revealed how quickly its new iWatch (pictured) ran out of power. It emerged that using the smartwatch for phone calls or apps means it will die after three hours . Other tests have found that the Xperia Z3 lasts on average 48 hours when used for five hours a day to stream music, make calls and watch videos. You may still need to replace a battery; a typical one will start to lose its ability to recharge after three or four years. But replacing batteries is becoming more and more difficult. Manufacturers are increasingly building batteries into phones so that owners can\u2019t remove them. You can send your iPhone off to Apple to get the battery replaced, though it will take a week and cost \u00a359 plus postage. And it is possible to do it yourself with a screwdriver and a replacement iPhone battery \u2014 available for around \u00a315 on eBay. But it\u2019s fairly tricky to pull off and easy to damage the phone. Some mobile repair shops will also replace batteries \u2014 and charge a lot less than Apple. The bright spot on the horizon is that it will soon take less time to charge up a phone. \u2018Almost every manufacturer is bringing in faster charging, so with 15 minutes of charging you get four hours of talk time,\u2019 says Sunetra Chakravarti. Sales of portable chargers are also booming. These slim boxes have to be charged in advance but are small enough to fit in a pocket. If your phone is running low, the charger tops up the battery. But until battery life catches up with the demands of modern phones, millions of mobile users will spend their life plugging in their phone to charge.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA sure sign of middle age is when you start to get nostalgic about the mobile phones of your youth. OK, those early models couldn\u2019t do much compared with today\u2019s smartphones. They couldn\u2019t surf the internet, take pictures, play music or make you a cup of tea. But what they did have was a battery that lasted more than a few hours before the phone went dead. Scroll down for video . Modern life: According to a recent poll, nine out of ten people feel stressed if their phone battery run out. There\u2019s even a word for it \u2014 \u2018nomophobia\u2019, the fear of being without a working mobile . My favourite phone of all time was a sleek silver Nokia 6310i from the early 2000s, which is still sitting in a drawer at home. It may be primitive by today\u2019s standards, but it could run for 17 days on a single charge. Compare that with the battery life of a modern iPhone or Samsung Galaxy. Make a few calls, send a few emails, listen to some music and you\u2019ll be out of juice by teatime. This week it was revealed that Sir James Dyson, inventor of Dyson hoovers, is attempting to solve the problem by investing \u00a310 million in U.S.-based battery experts Sakti3. The 67-year-old entrepreneur is supporting the company as it attempts to double the battery life of our phones, electric cars and vacuums. Separately, scientists at Stanford University are hoping that their newly invented aluminium battery will revolutionise the industry with its ability to fully charge in under a minute. The battery will keep going for seven times as long as its lithium-ion relative, and can apparently withstand 7,500 recharges, whereas a conventional battery can take only 1,000. In the tech world, the battle for better battery life is never-ending. Earlier this month, Apple was left red-faced when it was revealed how quickly its new iWatch \u2014 which costs up to \u00a312,000 \u2014 ran out of power. Sir James Dyson, pictured, inventor of Dyson hoovers, is attempting to solve the problem by investing \u00a310 million in  battery experts Sakti3 . At the launch, Apple chief executive Tim Cook boasted that the device had a battery life of 18 hours. But it later emerged that using the smartwatch for phone calls or apps means it will die after three hours. According to a recent poll, nine out of ten people feel stressed if their phone battery run out. There\u2019s even a word for it \u2014 \u2018nomophobia\u2019, the fear of being without a working mobile. And increasingly, phones come with built-in batteries that are almost impossible to remove without a degree in electronics. Apple started the ball rolling with the iPhone, and this month Samsung announced its latest model \u2014 the S6 \u2014 would have built-in batteries. So is there anything we can do to get more juice out of our phones? Nigel Linge, professor of telecommunications at Salford University, says the problem isn\u2019t the batteries, which have improved immeasurably over the past couple of decades. \u2018The reason why batteries lasted seven days in the 1990s is that a phone back then didn\u2019t do a great deal,\u2019 says Professor Linge. \u2018It had a monochrome screen, made phone calls and sent the occasional text. It didn\u2019t have apps, GPS, Bluetooth or wi-fi and it wasn\u2019t used for Facebook. \u2018If you take a modern phone and turn off all those things and just use it for phone calls and text messages, it will last a lot longer.\u2019 The first mobile phone batteries were bulky, heavy and made with nickel cadium. They also lost battery life over time if they were not run down fully between charges, known as the \u2018memory effect\u2019. In the 1990s those early batteries were replaced by a superior version \u2014 nickel metal hydride. These didn\u2019t suffer as badly from the memory effect, were thinner and quicker to charge. Today\u2019s phones use lithium-ion batteries, an even thinner, lighter and even longer-lasting variety. How long they last depends what you do with them. Caught out: Early mobile models couldn't surf the internet, take pictures, play music or make you a cup of tea. But what they did have was a battery that lasted more than a few hours before the phone went dead . \u2018One of the big drains is the screen \u2014 if people have the brightness turned up, it will run down the battery,\u2019 says Professor Linge. \u2018The other drain is the phone signal.\u2019 If you are in a low signal area, your battery will drain more quickly because the phone has to work harder to stay in contact with the nearest phone mast. Phones also use up more of the battery if they are indoors, where signals are weaker. But Sunetra Chakravarti, from Mobile Choice Magazine, says there are simple things everyone can do to extend their phone\u2019s life between charges. Turning off Bluetooth \u2014 the wireless system used by phones to connect to printers, laptops and other computers \u2014 will save your battery from running down. Switching off location services which use the phone\u2019s built-in GPS tracker can also save power, as can turning down the volume of the ring tone and silencing any bleeps and clicks when you press buttons on the phone. \u2018And make sure you have turned off any apps that are running in the background,\u2019 she says. Keeping phones cool is also crucial: they work best below 30c (86f). So leaving them in the sun, or sleeping with the phone so it gets warm, will run it down faster. However, unlike the older style batteries, you don\u2019t need to discharge modern ones fully before you top them up. Charging overnight shouldn\u2019t cause problems, as modern phones and batteries have switches that stop the charging when they are full. Another way to get more out of a battery is to download the latest version of the phone\u2019s operating system. Newer versions of the software used for Apple iPhones, for instance, let owners stop apps from constantly updating themselves with new information when they are not being used. Even then, you\u2019ll still find major variations between different phones. That\u2019s because some models are more efficient at making calls, surfing the internet or playing videos than others. When technology consumer website Expert Reviews tested the battery life of different smartphones, it found that the best lasted an amazing 14 hours longer than the worst. The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact kept playing a movie on a loop for more than 20 hours on one charge before it went dead \u2014 while the Nokia Lumia 620 managed just six hours and the iPhone 6 lasted just under 13 hours. Apple was left red-faced when it was revealed how quickly its new iWatch (pictured) ran out of power. It emerged that using the smartwatch for phone calls or apps means it will die after three hours . Other tests have found that the Xperia Z3 lasts on average 48 hours when used for five hours a day to stream music, make calls and watch videos. You may still need to replace a battery; a typical one will start to lose its ability to recharge after three or four years. But replacing batteries is becoming more and more difficult. Manufacturers are increasingly building batteries into phones so that owners can\u2019t remove them. You can send your iPhone off to Apple to get the battery replaced, though it will take a week and cost \u00a359 plus postage. And it is possible to do it yourself with a screwdriver and a replacement iPhone battery \u2014 available for around \u00a315 on eBay. But it\u2019s fairly tricky to pull off and easy to damage the phone. Some mobile repair shops will also replace batteries \u2014 and charge a lot less than Apple. The bright spot on the horizon is that it will soon take less time to charge up a phone. \u2018Almost every manufacturer is bringing in faster charging, so with 15 minutes of charging you get four hours of talk time,\u2019 says Sunetra Chakravarti. Sales of portable chargers are also booming. These slim boxes have to be charged in advance but are small enough to fit in a pocket. If your phone is running low, the charger tops up the battery. But until battery life catches up with the demands of modern phones, millions of mobile users will spend their life plugging in their phone to charge."}], "metadata": {"id": "6c8571f08f03d8159209297ea474dec85c379e16", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Most modern phone models have batteries that only last a couple of hours .\nProblem isn't batteries, but amount of tasks mobiles are expected to do .\nBattery life can be improved by turning off Bluetooth, sounds and GPS ."}}
{"prompt": "Rory McIlroy is looking to join an elite group this week at the tender age of 25 years old when he tries to complete his career grand slam by winning the Masters. The Northern Irishman heads to the Augusta National heavily favoured to win the coveted green jacket for the first time in his career after coming close on more than one previous occasion. Only five men have won all four of golf's majors in the Masters era, those being Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Gene Sarazen. Rory McIlroy is looking to complete a career grand slam this week with victory at the Masters in Augusta . McIlroy was all smiles with his caddy Niall Horan of One Direction during the Par-3 Contest on Wednesday . A win for McIlroy on the hallowed grounds at the Augusta National this week would also be the third major he has won in a row after his success at The Open and the USPGA Championship towards the back end of 2014. The 25-year-old looked in good spirits on Wednesday when he was caddied by One Direction superstar Niall Horan and shot one under par in the traditional Par-3 Contest. As Rory commences his quest for glory, we look at how he can Master Augusta...", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRory McIlroy is looking to join an elite group this week at the tender age of 25 years old when he tries to complete his career grand slam by winning the Masters. The Northern Irishman heads to the Augusta National heavily favoured to win the coveted green jacket for the first time in his career after coming close on more than one previous occasion. Only five men have won all four of golf's majors in the Masters era, those being Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Gene Sarazen. Rory McIlroy is looking to complete a career grand slam this week with victory at the Masters in Augusta . McIlroy was all smiles with his caddy Niall Horan of One Direction during the Par-3 Contest on Wednesday . A win for McIlroy on the hallowed grounds at the Augusta National this week would also be the third major he has won in a row after his success at The Open and the USPGA Championship towards the back end of 2014. The 25-year-old looked in good spirits on Wednesday when he was caddied by One Direction superstar Niall Horan and shot one under par in the traditional Par-3 Contest. As Rory commences his quest for glory, we look at how he can Master Augusta..."}], "metadata": {"id": "269767c389754bfd2983e3f5ddd90dd5ac463013", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Rory McIlroy bidding to win his first Masters title this week at Augusta .\nThe Northern Irishman finished tied for eighth place last year in his best finish in Georgia .\nMcIlroy looking for third straight major victory after winning The Open and USPGA Championship last year .\nOne Direction star Niall Horan caddied for McIlroy in Wednesday's Par-3 Contest ."}}
{"prompt": "Roma have been ordered to close part of their stadium for their next home game after supporters were sanctioned for showing an offensive banner over the weekend. The banner, displayed during Roma's 1-0 defeat of Napoli on Saturday, caused outcry for insulting the mother of a Napoli fan who was killed in violent clashes between supporters last year. A Serie A disciplinary tribunal stated the banners were 'by their content provocatively insulting to the mother of a supporter of the opposing team, who died in dramatic circumstances'. Roma players celebrate their 1-0 victory over Napoli, but the club have been punished for an offensive banner . Roma fans display banners during the game, although a banner (not shown) taunting the mother of a Napoli fan who died after violent clashes last year caused outcry . Roma will have part of their stadium closed for the league match with Atalanta on April 19 . The taunts were aimed at Antonella Leardi whose son Ciro Esposito died after being shot during violent clashes that followed last year's Coppa Italia final in Rome. Although Napoli defeated Fiorentina 3-1 in the final, but the incident involved clashes with Roma supporters - encouraging Leardi to start a campaign against football violence. Roma's Stadio Olimpico Stadium will be part closed for \u00a0game against Atalanta on April 19. A young Napoli fan died after clashes between supporters following last year's Coppa Italia final . Napoli defeated Fiorentina in the 2014 Coppa final, but Roma fans were involved in clashes after the game . Club president James Pallotta has condemned the club's fans in a statement on their official website: 'As has been expressed repeatedly, AS Roma considers any events that lead to the loss of life at a football match to be a defeat for civil society as a whole, regardless of affiliations to clubs or fan groups. 'The enormous pain that follows such events deserves maximum, unconditional respect from all and necessitates that all parties -- fans, clubs and law enforcement agencies -- strive to ensure that such pain is not renewed, not even verbally, in the stands of a stadium.' The mother, Leardi, told the ANSA news agency: 'May God change the hearts of those people who wrote those banners. 'I watched the game on TV and I was hurt by those words. It pains to hear such horrible things said about a son who has been lost.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRoma have been ordered to close part of their stadium for their next home game after supporters were sanctioned for showing an offensive banner over the weekend. The banner, displayed during Roma's 1-0 defeat of Napoli on Saturday, caused outcry for insulting the mother of a Napoli fan who was killed in violent clashes between supporters last year. A Serie A disciplinary tribunal stated the banners were 'by their content provocatively insulting to the mother of a supporter of the opposing team, who died in dramatic circumstances'. Roma players celebrate their 1-0 victory over Napoli, but the club have been punished for an offensive banner . Roma fans display banners during the game, although a banner (not shown) taunting the mother of a Napoli fan who died after violent clashes last year caused outcry . Roma will have part of their stadium closed for the league match with Atalanta on April 19 . The taunts were aimed at Antonella Leardi whose son Ciro Esposito died after being shot during violent clashes that followed last year's Coppa Italia final in Rome. Although Napoli defeated Fiorentina 3-1 in the final, but the incident involved clashes with Roma supporters - encouraging Leardi to start a campaign against football violence. Roma's Stadio Olimpico Stadium will be part closed for \u00a0game against Atalanta on April 19. A young Napoli fan died after clashes between supporters following last year's Coppa Italia final . Napoli defeated Fiorentina in the 2014 Coppa final, but Roma fans were involved in clashes after the game . Club president James Pallotta has condemned the club's fans in a statement on their official website: 'As has been expressed repeatedly, AS Roma considers any events that lead to the loss of life at a football match to be a defeat for civil society as a whole, regardless of affiliations to clubs or fan groups. 'The enormous pain that follows such events deserves maximum, unconditional respect from all and necessitates that all parties -- fans, clubs and law enforcement agencies -- strive to ensure that such pain is not renewed, not even verbally, in the stands of a stadium.' The mother, Leardi, told the ANSA news agency: 'May God change the hearts of those people who wrote those banners. 'I watched the game on TV and I was hurt by those words. It pains to hear such horrible things said about a son who has been lost.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "ab745f68127acb954f5f02748e8ab65ebf6c7d40", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Roma stadium will be part closed for game against Atalanta April 19 .\nSupporters displayed banner taunting mother whose son died in clashes between Napoli and Roma fans after Coppa Italia final last year .\nAntonella Leardi started a campaign against football violence after the death of her son Ciro Esposito ."}}
{"prompt": "Somersaulting high in the skies with dizzying abandon, it is hard to imagine that this U.S. fighter jet is some 70 years old - and reconstructed from more than 200 parts. The Quick Silver P-51D Mustang has been painstakingly restored by father-and-son team Bill and Scooter Yoak as a tribute to American servicemen who have died in combat. And as this stunning on-board video shows, they have done their countrymen proud. Stunning video shows an American P-51D Mustang fighter jet taking to skies after a painstaking restoration . The fighter jet is some 70 years old and was reconstructed from more than 200 parts by a father-and-son team . The P-51, nicknamed The Resurrected Veteran, was pieced together by Bill Yoak, who did all the metal work by hand, and is flown by Scooter\u00a0at air shows around the country. Originally built in 1945, it was among scores of long-range, single-seat bombers rolled out during World War Two and later used in the Korean War before being retired in the 1980s. The Yoaks say their aircraft was a 'celebration of our nation's armed forces', adding: 'Every aspect of the paint represents those who have served and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.' Writing on their website Quick Silver Mustang, they said: 'The black cape covering the front of the aircraft represents the veil of protection that our armed forces give us. 'That veil is one of the reasons why we have what we have today - freedom.' Dizzying:\u00a0Bill and Scooter Yoak restored the plane as a tribute to U.S. servicemen who have died in combat . Vertigo-inducing flight: The Yoaks say their aircraft is a 'celebration of our nation's armed forces' The cape extends to the back of the canopy, spreading out and dividing into feathers, which they say 'symbolises the eagle that has flown with every aviator since the birth of aviation in 1903.' They add: 'The black paint has tiny sparkling stars in it, each sparkle represents an American Veteran that served our great country; the unsung stars in our lives. 'These veterans are the glimmering star in a mother\u2019s eye, a wife or husband\u2019s heart, a son or daughter\u2019s hope for the future. 'As this silver bird quickly streaks across the sky, let us not forget those who served, sacrificed, and gave their all. God Bless America!' Historic: Originally built in 1945, the plane was among scores of long-range, single-seat bombers rolled out during World War Two and later used in the Korean War before being retired in the 1980s . Public tribute: The jet was pieced together by Bill Yoak, who did all the metal work by hand, and is flown by Scooter at air shows around the country . In their memory: Every aspect of the paint represents those who have served and gave the ultimate sacrifice .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSomersaulting high in the skies with dizzying abandon, it is hard to imagine that this U.S. fighter jet is some 70 years old - and reconstructed from more than 200 parts. The Quick Silver P-51D Mustang has been painstakingly restored by father-and-son team Bill and Scooter Yoak as a tribute to American servicemen who have died in combat. And as this stunning on-board video shows, they have done their countrymen proud. Stunning video shows an American P-51D Mustang fighter jet taking to skies after a painstaking restoration . The fighter jet is some 70 years old and was reconstructed from more than 200 parts by a father-and-son team . The P-51, nicknamed The Resurrected Veteran, was pieced together by Bill Yoak, who did all the metal work by hand, and is flown by Scooter\u00a0at air shows around the country. Originally built in 1945, it was among scores of long-range, single-seat bombers rolled out during World War Two and later used in the Korean War before being retired in the 1980s. The Yoaks say their aircraft was a 'celebration of our nation's armed forces', adding: 'Every aspect of the paint represents those who have served and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.' Writing on their website Quick Silver Mustang, they said: 'The black cape covering the front of the aircraft represents the veil of protection that our armed forces give us. 'That veil is one of the reasons why we have what we have today - freedom.' Dizzying:\u00a0Bill and Scooter Yoak restored the plane as a tribute to U.S. servicemen who have died in combat . Vertigo-inducing flight: The Yoaks say their aircraft is a 'celebration of our nation's armed forces' The cape extends to the back of the canopy, spreading out and dividing into feathers, which they say 'symbolises the eagle that has flown with every aviator since the birth of aviation in 1903.' They add: 'The black paint has tiny sparkling stars in it, each sparkle represents an American Veteran that served our great country; the unsung stars in our lives. 'These veterans are the glimmering star in a mother\u2019s eye, a wife or husband\u2019s heart, a son or daughter\u2019s hope for the future. 'As this silver bird quickly streaks across the sky, let us not forget those who served, sacrificed, and gave their all. God Bless America!' Historic: Originally built in 1945, the plane was among scores of long-range, single-seat bombers rolled out during World War Two and later used in the Korean War before being retired in the 1980s . Public tribute: The jet was pieced together by Bill Yoak, who did all the metal work by hand, and is flown by Scooter at air shows around the country . In their memory: Every aspect of the paint represents those who have served and gave the ultimate sacrifice ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2618ee3883a74f43467f0c37dfd105082b61c7e1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Jet named The Resurrected Veteran restored by U.S. father and son team .\nFlown at air shows as tribute to all servicemen who have died in combat ."}}
{"prompt": "(The Hollywood Reporter)Andrew Lesnie, the Oscar-winning cinematographer who spent more than a decade collaborating with director Peter Jackson on the six \"Lord of the Rings\"and \"Hobbit\" films, has died. He was 59. The Sydney native, who also worked with New Zealander Jackson on the remake of \"King Kong\" (2005) and \"The Lovely Bones\" (2009), suffered a heart attack Monday. Said a spokesman from the Australian Cinematographers Society: \"We have been advised of the sudden death of Andrew,\" adding that his family would provide an official statement later. Known for balancing technology with artistic considerations, Lesnie also shot \"Rise of the Planet of the Apes\" (2011), directed by Rupert Wyatt. The cinematographer recently polished off The Water Diviner, the directorial debut of Russell Crowe, another New Zealand native. That movie opened Friday in U.S. theaters. Said Crowe on Twitter: \"Devastating news from home. The master of the light, genius Andrew Lesnie has passed on.\" Lesnie won his Oscar for his work on the first of the fabled \"Lord of the Rings\" trilogy, \"The Fellowship of the Ring\" (2001). His knack for getting the right feel of author J.R.R. Tolkien's most foreboding locales was remarkable. For the inaugural \"Lord of the Rings\" film, Jackson reached out to Lesnie after seeing his work on \"Babe\" (1995) and its 1998 sequel. Those Australian films, revolving around a pig and other animals, featured impressive visual effects and proved to be big hits at the worldwide box office. \"I'd never worked with him or even met him before, but he'd shot the Babe films and I thought they looked amazing, the way he'd used backlight and the sun and natural light to create a very magical effect,\" Jackson said in a 2004 interview. \"And Babe had that larger-than-life feel about it that I wanted. \"So when we began looking for DPs in early 1999, I first decided to get either an Australian or New Zealand DP, as they'd be used to the way we make films,\" Jackson continued. \"Every country is slightly different in that way, and I immediately thought of Andrew. \" Lesnie's impressive body of work also includes the post-apocalyptic science fiction film \"I Am Legend\" (2007), directed by Francis Lawrence and starring Will Smith; \"The Last Airbender\" (2010), from M. Night Shyamalan; and Healing (2014), helmed by Craig Monahan. He was inducted into the Australian Cinematographers Society Hall of Fame in 2002. Lesnie studied film and television at TAFE (a provider of vocational education) and at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School before joining the Australian Broadcasting Corp. as a camera assistant. He honed his craft on low-budget short films and music videos and assisted on documentaries, features and commercials. He then spent several months on \"Wonder World,\" a children's afternoon magazine-style show. People we've lost in 2015 . \u00a92015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(The Hollywood Reporter)Andrew Lesnie, the Oscar-winning cinematographer who spent more than a decade collaborating with director Peter Jackson on the six \"Lord of the Rings\"and \"Hobbit\" films, has died. He was 59. The Sydney native, who also worked with New Zealander Jackson on the remake of \"King Kong\" (2005) and \"The Lovely Bones\" (2009), suffered a heart attack Monday. Said a spokesman from the Australian Cinematographers Society: \"We have been advised of the sudden death of Andrew,\" adding that his family would provide an official statement later. Known for balancing technology with artistic considerations, Lesnie also shot \"Rise of the Planet of the Apes\" (2011), directed by Rupert Wyatt. The cinematographer recently polished off The Water Diviner, the directorial debut of Russell Crowe, another New Zealand native. That movie opened Friday in U.S. theaters. Said Crowe on Twitter: \"Devastating news from home. The master of the light, genius Andrew Lesnie has passed on.\" Lesnie won his Oscar for his work on the first of the fabled \"Lord of the Rings\" trilogy, \"The Fellowship of the Ring\" (2001). His knack for getting the right feel of author J.R.R. Tolkien's most foreboding locales was remarkable. For the inaugural \"Lord of the Rings\" film, Jackson reached out to Lesnie after seeing his work on \"Babe\" (1995) and its 1998 sequel. Those Australian films, revolving around a pig and other animals, featured impressive visual effects and proved to be big hits at the worldwide box office. \"I'd never worked with him or even met him before, but he'd shot the Babe films and I thought they looked amazing, the way he'd used backlight and the sun and natural light to create a very magical effect,\" Jackson said in a 2004 interview. \"And Babe had that larger-than-life feel about it that I wanted. \"So when we began looking for DPs in early 1999, I first decided to get either an Australian or New Zealand DP, as they'd be used to the way we make films,\" Jackson continued. \"Every country is slightly different in that way, and I immediately thought of Andrew. \" Lesnie's impressive body of work also includes the post-apocalyptic science fiction film \"I Am Legend\" (2007), directed by Francis Lawrence and starring Will Smith; \"The Last Airbender\" (2010), from M. Night Shyamalan; and Healing (2014), helmed by Craig Monahan. He was inducted into the Australian Cinematographers Society Hall of Fame in 2002. Lesnie studied film and television at TAFE (a provider of vocational education) and at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School before joining the Australian Broadcasting Corp. as a camera assistant. He honed his craft on low-budget short films and music videos and assisted on documentaries, features and commercials. He then spent several months on \"Wonder World,\" a children's afternoon magazine-style show. People we've lost in 2015 . \u00a92015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved."}], "metadata": {"id": "f1c14671f1c68b1b725a272efd43ad1a45cb2e5c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Oscar-winning cinematographer Andrew Lesnie has died .\nHe is best known for \"Lord of the Rings,\" \"The Hobbit\" and \"Babe\""}}
{"prompt": "Two teenage girls were savagely beaten by a crowd of people, including parents and other adults, in a New Jersey park as onlookers videotaped the riot and encouraged the violence to continue. Destiny Cooke, 16, and Lajahia Cooke, 17, were brutally kicked, punched, stomped and shoved around by the mob, who can be heard laughing during the five-minute video filmed in Trenton. Lajahia said one girl ripped out her earring out before the girl's mother threw a rock at her ear, leaving a gash that required 12 stitches. Scroll down for video . Sisters Destiny Cooke, 16, and Lajahia Cooke, 17, were brutally kicked, punched, stomped and shovedy a crowd of people, including grown adults and parents, in a park in Trenton, New Jersey . People can be heard laughing throughout the video and chanting 'they gettin' busy!' or 'let her get her!' And Destiny has been left with a bald spot after someone grabbed a chunk of her hair. Throughout the video various people hold the girls down so that others can punch them over and over again. One guy can be heard gleefully screaming 'they gettin' busy!' At one point, according to ABC 7, someone tries to break up the fight but an adult is determined to let it continue, screaming 'let her get her!' But perhaps the most disturbing part of the video is when, while Destiny is on the ground, her skirt rides up and men proceed to laugh and take pictures, one even exclaiming 'somebody smack that!' Destiny said she was play fighting with her friend at the park on a nice day during spring break last Monday before the riot broke out. She said people saw her and her friend and got the wrong idea. They came back with a crowd of people who, she said, were looking for a fight. When Lajahia tried to step in and help Destiny, all hell broke loose. 'It just escalated from there,' Destiny told NJ.com. 'Just like a riot broke out, they just started hitting us.' Destiny said she called her mother and asked her to pick the girls, telling her there were 'grown women' walking up to the sisters. That's when then the 16-year-old first got hit, causing her to drop her phone. 'I just had to defend myself,' she told MY 9 NJ. The girls said they saw multiple police cars at the park as they left. Destiny said no one got out to offer the girls any help, even as Destiny's nose was bleeding. Destiny (pictured) has been left with a bald spot after people pulled on her hair throughout the fight . Lajahia said one girl ripped an earring out of her ear, and then the girl's mother threw a rock at her ear, leaving a gash that required 12 stitches . 'They just stayed in their cars and just looked at us,' Destiny said. 'I just felt like we were out there by ourselves and there were people stomping us on our head,' she told NJ.com. 'Nobody was out there trying to help us - nobody.' According to police spokesman Lt. Stephen Varn, patrol officers received a 911 call for a reported street fight. Two patrol units arrived at the scene of the brawl and reported that no other police officers were needed. Trenton Mayor Eric Jackson released a statement saying he was angered 'by the lack of good Samaritans who should have stepped forward to come to the aid of these victims'. A park ranger has since been installed to monitor Greg Grant Park. Police Captain Eddie Gonzalez called the video 'sickening' and said the department had identified 'a number of individuals that were a part of this'. 'We will take swift action with them very, very shortly,' he said. 'Warrants will be issued in the very near future.' Destiny said police just 'stayed in their cars' and stared as she and her sister Lajahia (pictured) left the park after being brutally beaten .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo teenage girls were savagely beaten by a crowd of people, including parents and other adults, in a New Jersey park as onlookers videotaped the riot and encouraged the violence to continue. Destiny Cooke, 16, and Lajahia Cooke, 17, were brutally kicked, punched, stomped and shoved around by the mob, who can be heard laughing during the five-minute video filmed in Trenton. Lajahia said one girl ripped out her earring out before the girl's mother threw a rock at her ear, leaving a gash that required 12 stitches. Scroll down for video . Sisters Destiny Cooke, 16, and Lajahia Cooke, 17, were brutally kicked, punched, stomped and shovedy a crowd of people, including grown adults and parents, in a park in Trenton, New Jersey . People can be heard laughing throughout the video and chanting 'they gettin' busy!' or 'let her get her!' And Destiny has been left with a bald spot after someone grabbed a chunk of her hair. Throughout the video various people hold the girls down so that others can punch them over and over again. One guy can be heard gleefully screaming 'they gettin' busy!' At one point, according to ABC 7, someone tries to break up the fight but an adult is determined to let it continue, screaming 'let her get her!' But perhaps the most disturbing part of the video is when, while Destiny is on the ground, her skirt rides up and men proceed to laugh and take pictures, one even exclaiming 'somebody smack that!' Destiny said she was play fighting with her friend at the park on a nice day during spring break last Monday before the riot broke out. She said people saw her and her friend and got the wrong idea. They came back with a crowd of people who, she said, were looking for a fight. When Lajahia tried to step in and help Destiny, all hell broke loose. 'It just escalated from there,' Destiny told NJ.com. 'Just like a riot broke out, they just started hitting us.' Destiny said she called her mother and asked her to pick the girls, telling her there were 'grown women' walking up to the sisters. That's when then the 16-year-old first got hit, causing her to drop her phone. 'I just had to defend myself,' she told MY 9 NJ. The girls said they saw multiple police cars at the park as they left. Destiny said no one got out to offer the girls any help, even as Destiny's nose was bleeding. Destiny (pictured) has been left with a bald spot after people pulled on her hair throughout the fight . Lajahia said one girl ripped an earring out of her ear, and then the girl's mother threw a rock at her ear, leaving a gash that required 12 stitches . 'They just stayed in their cars and just looked at us,' Destiny said. 'I just felt like we were out there by ourselves and there were people stomping us on our head,' she told NJ.com. 'Nobody was out there trying to help us - nobody.' According to police spokesman Lt. Stephen Varn, patrol officers received a 911 call for a reported street fight. Two patrol units arrived at the scene of the brawl and reported that no other police officers were needed. Trenton Mayor Eric Jackson released a statement saying he was angered 'by the lack of good Samaritans who should have stepped forward to come to the aid of these victims'. A park ranger has since been installed to monitor Greg Grant Park. Police Captain Eddie Gonzalez called the video 'sickening' and said the department had identified 'a number of individuals that were a part of this'. 'We will take swift action with them very, very shortly,' he said. 'Warrants will be issued in the very near future.' Destiny said police just 'stayed in their cars' and stared as she and her sister Lajahia (pictured) left the park after being brutally beaten ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ce1e37648e7083a7e4934a8c9697449b46af37bc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Destiny Cooke, 16, and Lajahia Cooke, 17 were beaten by a mob in Trenton .\nLajahia said one girl ripped out her earring and then girl's mother threw a rock at her ear, which required 12 stitches .\nDestiny has a bald spot where someone grabbed a chunk of her hair .\nPeople can be seen holding the girls down so others can punch them over and over again, while the crowd laughs and cheers .\nDestiny said as the sisters walked out of the park the police 'just stayed in their cars and just looked at us'"}}
{"prompt": "Global warming hasn't happened as fast as expected, according to a new study based on 1,000 years of temperature records. The research claims that natural variability in surface temperatures over the course of a decade can account for increases and dips in warming rates. But it adds that these so-called 'climate wiggles' could also, in the future, cause our planet to warm up much faster than anticipated. Scroll down for video . The study compared its results to the most severe emissions scenarios outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).\u00a0Projected temperature change from 2081-2100 by the IPCC are pictured here. The latest study, however, says this climate model may be wrong . The study compared its results to the most severe emissions scenarios outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). 'Based on our analysis, a middle-of-the-road warming scenario is more likely, at least for now,' said Patrick Brown, a doctoral student in climatology at Duke University. 'But this could change.' The Duke-led study says that variability is caused by interactions between the ocean and atmosphere, and other natural factors. They claim these 'wiggles' can slow or speed the rate of warming from decade to decade, and exaggerate or offset the effects of increases in greenhouse gas concentrations. If not properly explained and accounted for, they may skew the reliability of climate models and lead to over-interpretation of short-term temperature trends. Summary of projected changes in crop yields in a previous IPCC report. Because 'climate wiggles' were not accounted for, the Duke University researchers say the report may have been an over-interpretation of short-term temperature trends . The research, uses observed data, rather than the more commonly used climate models, to estimate decade-to-decade variability. 'At any given time, we could start warming at a faster rate if greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere increase without any offsetting changes in aerosol concentrations or natural variability,' said Wenhong Li, assistant professor of climate at Duke, who conducted the study with Brown. Infectious diseases, such as Ebola and West Nile virus, will rapidly spread to new areas as a result of global warming. This is according to zoologist, Professor Daniel Brooks, who warns humans can expect to face new illnesses as climate change brings crops, livestock, and humans into contact with pathogens. Professor Brooks says it will be 'the death of a thousand cuts' with society unable to keep up with the speed of disease as it spreads around the world. 'It's not that there's going to be one \"Andromeda Strain\" that will wipe everybody out on the planet,' Professor Brooks said, referring to the 1971 science fiction film about a deadly pathogen. 'There are going to be a lot of localised outbreaks that put a lot of pressure on our medical and veterinary health systems.' In his research, Professor Brooks has focused primarily on parasites in the tropics, while his colleague, Professor Eric Hoberg, has worked in Arctic regions. Each has observed the arrival of species that hadn't previously lived in that area and the departure of others, said Professor Brooks, who is affiliated with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The team examined whether climate models, such as those used by the IPCC, accurately account for natural chaotic variability that can occur in the rate of global warming. To test these, created a new statistical model based on reconstructed empirical records of surface temperatures over the last 1,000 years. 'By comparing our model against theirs, we found that climate models largely get the 'big picture' right but seem to underestimate the magnitude of natural decade-to-decade climate wiggles,' Brown said. 'Our model shows these wiggles can be big enough that they could have accounted for a reasonable portion of the accelerated warming we experienced from 1975 to 2000, as well as the reduced rate in warming that occurred from 2002 to 2013.' 'Statistically, it's pretty unlikely that an 11-year hiatus in warming, like the one we saw at the start of this century, would occur if the underlying human-caused warming was progressing at a rate as fast as the most severe IPCC projections,' Brown said. 'Hiatus periods of 11 years or longer are more likely to occur under a middle-of-the-road scenario.' Under the IPCC's middle-of-the-road scenario, there was a 70 per cent likelihood that at least one hiatus lasting 11 years or longer would occur between 1993 and 2050, Brown said. 'That matches up well with what we're seeing.' There's no guarantee, however, that this rate of warming will remain steady in coming years, Li stressed. 'Our analysis clearly shows that we shouldn't expect the observed rates of warming to be constant. They can and do change.' The IPCC has previously warmed that global warming is impacting 'all continents and across the oceans'. This map details some of the predicted affects of climate change in different continents. However the latest study claims that the worst-case scenario is unlikely to take place .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nGlobal warming hasn't happened as fast as expected, according to a new study based on 1,000 years of temperature records. The research claims that natural variability in surface temperatures over the course of a decade can account for increases and dips in warming rates. But it adds that these so-called 'climate wiggles' could also, in the future, cause our planet to warm up much faster than anticipated. Scroll down for video . The study compared its results to the most severe emissions scenarios outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).\u00a0Projected temperature change from 2081-2100 by the IPCC are pictured here. The latest study, however, says this climate model may be wrong . The study compared its results to the most severe emissions scenarios outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). 'Based on our analysis, a middle-of-the-road warming scenario is more likely, at least for now,' said Patrick Brown, a doctoral student in climatology at Duke University. 'But this could change.' The Duke-led study says that variability is caused by interactions between the ocean and atmosphere, and other natural factors. They claim these 'wiggles' can slow or speed the rate of warming from decade to decade, and exaggerate or offset the effects of increases in greenhouse gas concentrations. If not properly explained and accounted for, they may skew the reliability of climate models and lead to over-interpretation of short-term temperature trends. Summary of projected changes in crop yields in a previous IPCC report. Because 'climate wiggles' were not accounted for, the Duke University researchers say the report may have been an over-interpretation of short-term temperature trends . The research, uses observed data, rather than the more commonly used climate models, to estimate decade-to-decade variability. 'At any given time, we could start warming at a faster rate if greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere increase without any offsetting changes in aerosol concentrations or natural variability,' said Wenhong Li, assistant professor of climate at Duke, who conducted the study with Brown. Infectious diseases, such as Ebola and West Nile virus, will rapidly spread to new areas as a result of global warming. This is according to zoologist, Professor Daniel Brooks, who warns humans can expect to face new illnesses as climate change brings crops, livestock, and humans into contact with pathogens. Professor Brooks says it will be 'the death of a thousand cuts' with society unable to keep up with the speed of disease as it spreads around the world. 'It's not that there's going to be one \"Andromeda Strain\" that will wipe everybody out on the planet,' Professor Brooks said, referring to the 1971 science fiction film about a deadly pathogen. 'There are going to be a lot of localised outbreaks that put a lot of pressure on our medical and veterinary health systems.' In his research, Professor Brooks has focused primarily on parasites in the tropics, while his colleague, Professor Eric Hoberg, has worked in Arctic regions. Each has observed the arrival of species that hadn't previously lived in that area and the departure of others, said Professor Brooks, who is affiliated with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The team examined whether climate models, such as those used by the IPCC, accurately account for natural chaotic variability that can occur in the rate of global warming. To test these, created a new statistical model based on reconstructed empirical records of surface temperatures over the last 1,000 years. 'By comparing our model against theirs, we found that climate models largely get the 'big picture' right but seem to underestimate the magnitude of natural decade-to-decade climate wiggles,' Brown said. 'Our model shows these wiggles can be big enough that they could have accounted for a reasonable portion of the accelerated warming we experienced from 1975 to 2000, as well as the reduced rate in warming that occurred from 2002 to 2013.' 'Statistically, it's pretty unlikely that an 11-year hiatus in warming, like the one we saw at the start of this century, would occur if the underlying human-caused warming was progressing at a rate as fast as the most severe IPCC projections,' Brown said. 'Hiatus periods of 11 years or longer are more likely to occur under a middle-of-the-road scenario.' Under the IPCC's middle-of-the-road scenario, there was a 70 per cent likelihood that at least one hiatus lasting 11 years or longer would occur between 1993 and 2050, Brown said. 'That matches up well with what we're seeing.' There's no guarantee, however, that this rate of warming will remain steady in coming years, Li stressed. 'Our analysis clearly shows that we shouldn't expect the observed rates of warming to be constant. They can and do change.' The IPCC has previously warmed that global warming is impacting 'all continents and across the oceans'. This map details some of the predicted affects of climate change in different continents. However the latest study claims that the worst-case scenario is unlikely to take place ."}], "metadata": {"id": "6e75dcc9841491c6533bf0044efc7427075ce998", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Duke University study looked at 1,000 years of temperature records .\nIt compared it to the most severe emissions scenarios by the IPCC .\nFound that natural variability can slow or speed the rate of warming .\nThese 'climate wiggles' were not properly accounted for in IPCC report ."}}
{"prompt": "Radio host Mel Greig, who once hit the headlines for her involvement in an infamous royal prank call, has started a personal crusade to help remove the stigma attached with IVF treatment. On Wednesday, Mel posted a blog post on her website titled 'Are we embarrassed of IVF?' where she detailed how she was undergoing the treatment, and that it was nothing for women to be ashamed of. In her post, Mel wrote: 'In the past few months I joined a new club...\u00a0It\u2019s the IVF Baby Club.'\u00a0She also uploaded photographs of injecting herself for the first time as she began her IVF program. Mel Greig spoke on her blog about how she was now starting IVF treatment . She posted photographs that showed her injecting herself for the first time as she began her IVF program . The radio host\u00a0married her fianc\u00e9 Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in November . The 33-year-old married her fianc\u00e9 Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in a small and intimate ceremony on November 20. But the couple's efforts to have a baby have been thwarted because she suffers from Endometriosis. Endometriosis causes inflammation and can lead to female reproductive body parts and other organs fusing together, making it almost impossible for eggs to fertilise naturally, rendering many women infertile. Mel was one of these women, and had been told she would not be able to fall pregnant naturally. It was then that she made the decision to have IVF treatment. Since then however, she has discovered that some women keep their IVF treatment a secret and are embarrassed about it. For this reason she took to her blog to highlight the issue. Mel showed her support for women who were also going through IVF treatment . The couple's efforts to have a baby had been unsuccessful because she suffers from Endometriosis . 'When you are first told that news, you do feel like you\u2019ve failed the process of being able to bring a child into the world as a \u201cnormal\u201d mother,' she explained on her blog. 'But my thoughts soon shifted to \u201cbut I still have a chance to bring a child into this world and that\u2019s amazing\u201d we should NOT feel embarrassed to have IVF babies.' Before Mel started her own treatment she said she understood why the majority of mothers wanted to keep quiet during the process of IVF as it was long, draining, intrusive, emotional, and for some parents, financially hard. 'But when you are through the battle and are holding your precious baby, you should be happy and proud... don\u2019t feel embarrassed to say \u201cthey were born through IVF\u201d you need to realise that science helped you with the end result,' she said on her blog. The 33-year-old went public about it as she wanted to help remove the stigma that women can feel about having IVF treatment . She hit the headlines in December 2012 for her involvement in an infamous royal prank call . With fellow DJ, Michael Christian (right), they posed as the Queen and Prince Charles in \u00a0a phone prank that ended in tragedy . 'But it was YOU who decided to bring that child into this world, it was YOU (and partner/donor) who provided the magical ingredients to make your baby. 'And it is YOU who is going to smother this child with unconditional love and support for the rest of their life and THAT is what truly makes you a \u201cnormal\u201d mother.' Mel has had to overcome challenges in her life before. In December 2012 she was hosting on 2 Day FM with fellow DJ Michael Christian when they posed as the Queen and Prince Charles, and rang the London hospital where the real life Duchess of Cambridge was suffering severe morning sickness with her first child. Nurse Jacintha Saldanha who answered the phone and put the call through to the ward took her own life two days later and cited the distress at being fooled as one of the reasons. The pair's call was answered by nurse Jacintha Saldanha who later committed suicide. She cited the stress caused by the prank as one of the reasons why she took her own life . However, after coming to terms with the tragedy and fallout from it, Mel is ready to take on the next challenge that life has thrown at her - the daunting prospect of IVF treatment. 'As I sit here loading up my first syringe I\u2019m thinking, \u201cI hope I do this right. If my doctor doesn\u2019t answer which friend can I call to ask for advice?\u201d Women help each other, it\u2019s what we do,' she blogged. 'But how can we do that if we don\u2019t know who to ask for help? Support networks are so important. I will share as much of this journey as I can, through the pain, heartache, joy... and I hope I don\u2019t feel the need to keep it private too. Mel has had great support from her husband Steven (right) as she starts her IVF program . 'If you are a part of this elite club and you know someone going through IVF, maybe take that first step and privately reach out letting them know you too have membership and you are there for them if they need someone. 'I know that I\u2019ll be doing the same.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRadio host Mel Greig, who once hit the headlines for her involvement in an infamous royal prank call, has started a personal crusade to help remove the stigma attached with IVF treatment. On Wednesday, Mel posted a blog post on her website titled 'Are we embarrassed of IVF?' where she detailed how she was undergoing the treatment, and that it was nothing for women to be ashamed of. In her post, Mel wrote: 'In the past few months I joined a new club...\u00a0It\u2019s the IVF Baby Club.'\u00a0She also uploaded photographs of injecting herself for the first time as she began her IVF program. Mel Greig spoke on her blog about how she was now starting IVF treatment . She posted photographs that showed her injecting herself for the first time as she began her IVF program . The radio host\u00a0married her fianc\u00e9 Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in November . The 33-year-old married her fianc\u00e9 Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in a small and intimate ceremony on November 20. But the couple's efforts to have a baby have been thwarted because she suffers from Endometriosis. Endometriosis causes inflammation and can lead to female reproductive body parts and other organs fusing together, making it almost impossible for eggs to fertilise naturally, rendering many women infertile. Mel was one of these women, and had been told she would not be able to fall pregnant naturally. It was then that she made the decision to have IVF treatment. Since then however, she has discovered that some women keep their IVF treatment a secret and are embarrassed about it. For this reason she took to her blog to highlight the issue. Mel showed her support for women who were also going through IVF treatment . The couple's efforts to have a baby had been unsuccessful because she suffers from Endometriosis . 'When you are first told that news, you do feel like you\u2019ve failed the process of being able to bring a child into the world as a \u201cnormal\u201d mother,' she explained on her blog. 'But my thoughts soon shifted to \u201cbut I still have a chance to bring a child into this world and that\u2019s amazing\u201d we should NOT feel embarrassed to have IVF babies.' Before Mel started her own treatment she said she understood why the majority of mothers wanted to keep quiet during the process of IVF as it was long, draining, intrusive, emotional, and for some parents, financially hard. 'But when you are through the battle and are holding your precious baby, you should be happy and proud... don\u2019t feel embarrassed to say \u201cthey were born through IVF\u201d you need to realise that science helped you with the end result,' she said on her blog. The 33-year-old went public about it as she wanted to help remove the stigma that women can feel about having IVF treatment . She hit the headlines in December 2012 for her involvement in an infamous royal prank call . With fellow DJ, Michael Christian (right), they posed as the Queen and Prince Charles in \u00a0a phone prank that ended in tragedy . 'But it was YOU who decided to bring that child into this world, it was YOU (and partner/donor) who provided the magical ingredients to make your baby. 'And it is YOU who is going to smother this child with unconditional love and support for the rest of their life and THAT is what truly makes you a \u201cnormal\u201d mother.' Mel has had to overcome challenges in her life before. In December 2012 she was hosting on 2 Day FM with fellow DJ Michael Christian when they posed as the Queen and Prince Charles, and rang the London hospital where the real life Duchess of Cambridge was suffering severe morning sickness with her first child. Nurse Jacintha Saldanha who answered the phone and put the call through to the ward took her own life two days later and cited the distress at being fooled as one of the reasons. The pair's call was answered by nurse Jacintha Saldanha who later committed suicide. She cited the stress caused by the prank as one of the reasons why she took her own life . However, after coming to terms with the tragedy and fallout from it, Mel is ready to take on the next challenge that life has thrown at her - the daunting prospect of IVF treatment. 'As I sit here loading up my first syringe I\u2019m thinking, \u201cI hope I do this right. If my doctor doesn\u2019t answer which friend can I call to ask for advice?\u201d Women help each other, it\u2019s what we do,' she blogged. 'But how can we do that if we don\u2019t know who to ask for help? Support networks are so important. I will share as much of this journey as I can, through the pain, heartache, joy... and I hope I don\u2019t feel the need to keep it private too. Mel has had great support from her husband Steven (right) as she starts her IVF program . 'If you are a part of this elite club and you know someone going through IVF, maybe take that first step and privately reach out letting them know you too have membership and you are there for them if they need someone. 'I know that I\u2019ll be doing the same.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "6c25562f2bdb32879fee070a85ca4abab6c89c10", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Australian radio host stands up for women going through IVF treatment .\nMel started her own IVF treatment and was showing solidarity with others .\nShe uploaded photographs of injecting herself for the first time on her blog .\n'I joined a new club... It\u2019s the IVF Baby Club,' the 33-year-old said .\nShe married her fianc\u00e9 Steven Pollack at Byron Bay in November ."}}
{"prompt": "The new Adam Sandler film ran into a huge problem on Wednesday when a group of extras stormed off the set. Native American actors appearing in The Ridiculous 6, a spoof of The Magnificent Seven that stars and was written by Sandler, left the set after they became offended by the script's jokes about their race and culture. It was so bad in fact that even the cultural adviser for the movie, which is filming in New Mexico, walked off the set. Scroll down for video . A dozen Native American extras and the cultural adviser walked off the set of Adam Sandler's (seated above in wig) new movie The Ridiculous 6 on Wednesday . The film stars Sandler (left), Taylor Lautner (right), Nick Nolte and Steve Buscemi . Loren Anthony (above with Nick Nolte in the background) was one of the extras who walked off set . Indian Country Today Media Network spoke to one of the actors who walked off, Navajo Nation tribal member Loren Anthony, about his issues with the script. 'I was asked a long time ago to do some work on this and I wasn't down for it. Then they told me it was going to be a comedy, but it would not be racist,' said Anthony. 'So I agreed to it but on Monday things started getting weird on the set.' Among the many problems he cited were the costumes that were being used, the way the hair was being styled, and the film's treatment of women. 'We were supposed to be Apache, but it was really stereotypical and we did not look Apache at all. We looked more like Comanche,' he explained. 'One thing that really offended a lot of people was that there was a female character called Beaver's breath. One character says \"Hey, Beaver's Breath.\" And the Native woman says, \"How did you know my name?'\" In another scene, an Apache woman is seen squatting and urinating while smoking a pipe. As for the dress, the Apache do not wear their hair in braids or chokers while that is common for Comache. Anthony (on right with actor Saginaw Grant) said the film was offensive towards Native American women . Vanilla Ice (above as Mark Twain) with Sandler in the background in red bandanna were back to filming oin Thursday . Anthony said that though the film is about the Apache (traditionl dress on left) extras were dressed more like Comanche (traditional dress on right), with braids and chokers . Making matters worse says Anthony is that no one felt like they were being listened to by the production team. 'They just treated us as if we should just be on the side,' said Anthony. 'When we did speak with the main director, he was trying to say the disrespect was not intentional and this was a comedy.' The cultural adviser meanwhile asked to speak to Sandler according to one extra, but was refused, and when that extra, Goldie Tom, later complained, she was told; 'It's in the script and we are not going to change it.' Tom later said on her Facebook; 'I've had some time to sit and think about everything that's been going on, on the set of this movie The Ridiculous Six. 'Something just didn't feel right, I had a heavy heart while being on set but still tried to make the best of it. But after finding out what was in the script and what some of the movie scences portrayed, a group of us left the set upset and with our hearts pounding due to the disrespect of our Native people. 'It's been an emotional and upsetting time since we left the set but we have stood up for what we think is right and we are going to stand by our decision. Still and always will represent OUR PEOPLE!!!' The film's director\u00a0Frank Coraci (above) with Sandler on the set . Blake Shelton (above with Whitney Cummings) has a small role in the film . Sandler and his production company Happy Madison have yet to comment, though Netflix, who is producing the movie, did release a statement. 'The movie has ridiculous in the title for a reason: because it is ridiculous,' they said. 'It is a broad satire of Western movies and the stereotypes they popularized, featuring a diverse cast that is not only part of - but in on - the joke.' That cast includes Taylor Lautner, Nick Nolte, Blake Shelton, David Spade and Steve Buscemi, among others. Lautner has said before that he has distant Native American ancestry on his mother's side, specifically Ottawa and Potawatomi. Producer Heather Parry (second from right) shared this photo from set earlier this month with David vSpade, Cummings and Lautner . Steve Buscemi also has a role in the film (above with director Coraci) Other stars in the film include Lavell Crawford (top left), Steve Zahn (top right), Nick Swardson (middle right), Will Forte (bottom left), and Paul Sado (bottom right) David Hill, a 74-year-old Choctaw , did not seem to feel like he was in on the joke as he too left the set. 'They were being disrespectful,' he said. 'They were bringing up those same old arguments that Dan Snyder uses in defending the Redskins. But let me tell you, our dignity is not for sale. It is a real shame because a lot of people probably stay because they need a job.' He then added; 'We understand this is a comedy, we understand this is humor, but we won\u2019t tolerate disrespect. I told the director if he had talked to a native woman the way they were talked to in this movie - I said I would knock his ass out.' 'When I began doing this film, I had an uneasy feeling inside of me and I felt so conflicted,' said Allison Young, a Navajo who studied film at Dartmouth. 'I talked to a former instructor at Dartmouth and he told me to take this as finally experiencing stereotyping first hand. We talked to the producers about our concerns.' Filming also went on Wednesday after the extras walked off, with Coraci even posting a selfie of himself in front of the teepees (above) the Native American extras found so offensive . Young then explained that, just as Anthony said, talking about her concerns with the production team did not work. 'They just told us, \"If you guys are so sensitive, you should leave,'\" she said. 'I was just standing there and got emotional and teary-eyed. I didn\u2019t want to cry but the feeling just came over me. This is supposed to be a comedy that makes you laugh. A film like this should not make someone feel this way.' Despite this, filming seemed to continue on Thursday, with Vanilla Ice, who plays Mark Twain in the film, posting a photo with Sandler in the background. Filming also went on Wednesday after the extras walked off, with director Frank Coraci even posting a selfie of himself in front of the teepees the Native American extras found so offensive. And not all the Native Americans on the set had issues with the script, with Ricardo Cat\u00e9, a Kewa Pueblo native who also draws satirical cartoons, telling the Sante Fe New Mexican; 'There's nothing worse [in the script] than anything in my cartoons. If anything racial or racist happened I would have walked off. The shoot has been fine, everybody has been happy.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe new Adam Sandler film ran into a huge problem on Wednesday when a group of extras stormed off the set. Native American actors appearing in The Ridiculous 6, a spoof of The Magnificent Seven that stars and was written by Sandler, left the set after they became offended by the script's jokes about their race and culture. It was so bad in fact that even the cultural adviser for the movie, which is filming in New Mexico, walked off the set. Scroll down for video . A dozen Native American extras and the cultural adviser walked off the set of Adam Sandler's (seated above in wig) new movie The Ridiculous 6 on Wednesday . The film stars Sandler (left), Taylor Lautner (right), Nick Nolte and Steve Buscemi . Loren Anthony (above with Nick Nolte in the background) was one of the extras who walked off set . Indian Country Today Media Network spoke to one of the actors who walked off, Navajo Nation tribal member Loren Anthony, about his issues with the script. 'I was asked a long time ago to do some work on this and I wasn't down for it. Then they told me it was going to be a comedy, but it would not be racist,' said Anthony. 'So I agreed to it but on Monday things started getting weird on the set.' Among the many problems he cited were the costumes that were being used, the way the hair was being styled, and the film's treatment of women. 'We were supposed to be Apache, but it was really stereotypical and we did not look Apache at all. We looked more like Comanche,' he explained. 'One thing that really offended a lot of people was that there was a female character called Beaver's breath. One character says \"Hey, Beaver's Breath.\" And the Native woman says, \"How did you know my name?'\" In another scene, an Apache woman is seen squatting and urinating while smoking a pipe. As for the dress, the Apache do not wear their hair in braids or chokers while that is common for Comache. Anthony (on right with actor Saginaw Grant) said the film was offensive towards Native American women . Vanilla Ice (above as Mark Twain) with Sandler in the background in red bandanna were back to filming oin Thursday . Anthony said that though the film is about the Apache (traditionl dress on left) extras were dressed more like Comanche (traditional dress on right), with braids and chokers . Making matters worse says Anthony is that no one felt like they were being listened to by the production team. 'They just treated us as if we should just be on the side,' said Anthony. 'When we did speak with the main director, he was trying to say the disrespect was not intentional and this was a comedy.' The cultural adviser meanwhile asked to speak to Sandler according to one extra, but was refused, and when that extra, Goldie Tom, later complained, she was told; 'It's in the script and we are not going to change it.' Tom later said on her Facebook; 'I've had some time to sit and think about everything that's been going on, on the set of this movie The Ridiculous Six. 'Something just didn't feel right, I had a heavy heart while being on set but still tried to make the best of it. But after finding out what was in the script and what some of the movie scences portrayed, a group of us left the set upset and with our hearts pounding due to the disrespect of our Native people. 'It's been an emotional and upsetting time since we left the set but we have stood up for what we think is right and we are going to stand by our decision. Still and always will represent OUR PEOPLE!!!' The film's director\u00a0Frank Coraci (above) with Sandler on the set . Blake Shelton (above with Whitney Cummings) has a small role in the film . Sandler and his production company Happy Madison have yet to comment, though Netflix, who is producing the movie, did release a statement. 'The movie has ridiculous in the title for a reason: because it is ridiculous,' they said. 'It is a broad satire of Western movies and the stereotypes they popularized, featuring a diverse cast that is not only part of - but in on - the joke.' That cast includes Taylor Lautner, Nick Nolte, Blake Shelton, David Spade and Steve Buscemi, among others. Lautner has said before that he has distant Native American ancestry on his mother's side, specifically Ottawa and Potawatomi. Producer Heather Parry (second from right) shared this photo from set earlier this month with David vSpade, Cummings and Lautner . Steve Buscemi also has a role in the film (above with director Coraci) Other stars in the film include Lavell Crawford (top left), Steve Zahn (top right), Nick Swardson (middle right), Will Forte (bottom left), and Paul Sado (bottom right) David Hill, a 74-year-old Choctaw , did not seem to feel like he was in on the joke as he too left the set. 'They were being disrespectful,' he said. 'They were bringing up those same old arguments that Dan Snyder uses in defending the Redskins. But let me tell you, our dignity is not for sale. It is a real shame because a lot of people probably stay because they need a job.' He then added; 'We understand this is a comedy, we understand this is humor, but we won\u2019t tolerate disrespect. I told the director if he had talked to a native woman the way they were talked to in this movie - I said I would knock his ass out.' 'When I began doing this film, I had an uneasy feeling inside of me and I felt so conflicted,' said Allison Young, a Navajo who studied film at Dartmouth. 'I talked to a former instructor at Dartmouth and he told me to take this as finally experiencing stereotyping first hand. We talked to the producers about our concerns.' Filming also went on Wednesday after the extras walked off, with Coraci even posting a selfie of himself in front of the teepees (above) the Native American extras found so offensive . Young then explained that, just as Anthony said, talking about her concerns with the production team did not work. 'They just told us, \"If you guys are so sensitive, you should leave,'\" she said. 'I was just standing there and got emotional and teary-eyed. I didn\u2019t want to cry but the feeling just came over me. This is supposed to be a comedy that makes you laugh. A film like this should not make someone feel this way.' Despite this, filming seemed to continue on Thursday, with Vanilla Ice, who plays Mark Twain in the film, posting a photo with Sandler in the background. Filming also went on Wednesday after the extras walked off, with director Frank Coraci even posting a selfie of himself in front of the teepees the Native American extras found so offensive. And not all the Native Americans on the set had issues with the script, with Ricardo Cat\u00e9, a Kewa Pueblo native who also draws satirical cartoons, telling the Sante Fe New Mexican; 'There's nothing worse [in the script] than anything in my cartoons. If anything racial or racist happened I would have walked off. The shoot has been fine, everybody has been happy.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "152b05bb0925096129a150a3f87d61be7e6920ec", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "A dozen Native American extras and the cultural adviser walked off the set of Adam Sandler's new movie on Wednesday .\nThe film, The Ridiculous 6, is a spoof of The Magnificent Seven that is being made for Netflix .\nOne extra who walked off claims that the production crew and director ignored their complaints about offensive jokes .\nThis included inaccurate costumes and referring to one woman as 'Beaver's Breath'\nThe film also stars Nick Nolte, Steve Buscemi, Blake Shelton and Taylor Lautner, who has previously said he has distant Native American ancestry .\nNetflix said in a statement; 'It is a broad satire of Western movies and the stereotypes they popularized, featuring a diverse cast that is not only part of - but in on - the joke'"}}
{"prompt": "Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas took to Instagram to show off the shiners he picked up from Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam on Saturday. Jose Mourinho's side extended their lead at the top of Barclays Premier League to seven points with a 2-1 win but it didn't come without cost for Fabregas. The former Arsenal and Barcelona ace was left bloodied after being caught by a flailing arm following a tussle with Adam, the scorer of a 66-yard wonder goal. Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas took to Instagram to show off the shiner he picked up from Charlie Adam . Fabregas was caught in the face by Stoke City midfielder Adam's flailing arm during their game . The collision left the Spain international with a bloody nose and requiring treatment . However, the Spanish international was all smiles on Tuesday as he posted a picture to his Instagram account with the caption: 'Italy with Dr Paco' Earlier in the week Fabregas joked that he could finally get his nose fixed and the 27-year-old's comments suggest he is going to do exactly that. It is not the first time that the Spaniard's hooter has been in the wars. While an Arsenal player in 2008, Fabregas suffered a broken nose playing for Spain. He avoided having an operation on the injury then, but it seems that he may be happy to change that this time round.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nChelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas took to Instagram to show off the shiners he picked up from Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam on Saturday. Jose Mourinho's side extended their lead at the top of Barclays Premier League to seven points with a 2-1 win but it didn't come without cost for Fabregas. The former Arsenal and Barcelona ace was left bloodied after being caught by a flailing arm following a tussle with Adam, the scorer of a 66-yard wonder goal. Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas took to Instagram to show off the shiner he picked up from Charlie Adam . Fabregas was caught in the face by Stoke City midfielder Adam's flailing arm during their game . The collision left the Spain international with a bloody nose and requiring treatment . However, the Spanish international was all smiles on Tuesday as he posted a picture to his Instagram account with the caption: 'Italy with Dr Paco' Earlier in the week Fabregas joked that he could finally get his nose fixed and the 27-year-old's comments suggest he is going to do exactly that. It is not the first time that the Spaniard's hooter has been in the wars. While an Arsenal player in 2008, Fabregas suffered a broken nose playing for Spain. He avoided having an operation on the injury then, but it seems that he may be happy to change that this time round."}], "metadata": {"id": "c511528d536765ec874a4c332f929f2f3d674f29", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Cesc Fabregas was caught by trailing arm of Stoke City ace Charlie Adam .\nFormer Barcelona man picked up the injury during Chelsea's home win .\nMidfielder Adam scored wonder goal during the game but it wasn't enough .\nFabregas took to Instagram to show he was all smiles despite the bruises .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news ."}}
{"prompt": "The never-ending chaos at Leeds continued on Friday as six players withdrew from Saturday's game at Charlton citing injury. Italian quartet Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario del Fabro and Marco Silvestri, Frenchman Souleymane Doukara and Albanian Edgar Cani all told beleaguered head coach Neil Redfearn they were injured and could not travel to London. Five of the sextet were signed by banned president Massimo Cellino, while Cani's deal was set-up by the Italian before he was banned by the Football League for failing its Owners and Directors Test. Mirco Antenucci is one of six Leeds players to have withdrawn from the squad to face Charlton with injury . It is understood that Redfearn was not aware of any problems with the players and that United's physio was not aware of any injuries. After receiving criticism from Leeds fans on Twitter after the story surfaced, Antenucci Tweeted: 'I'm reading a lot bad thing about myself in the last time.tomorrow i'll not be in the match because I got injured yesterday.it's the truth. 'I read so much wickedness and insults in many posts.i'm a serious professional but if someone likes to insult me there is no problem. my injury is in the right leg did yesterday in training .a muscle injury.' Goalkeeper Silvestri also Tweeted, posting a picture of a cut on his back which he suffered during Tuesday's loss at Norwich. He, Antenucci and Bellusci have been first-team regulars this season, with Cani, Del Fabro and Doukara resigned to roles on the fringes. It is understood that Neil Redfearn and the medical team were unaware of the players' injuries . Redfearn's position at Elland Road has become increasingly threatened over recent weeks, despite leading the club to Championship safety after taking off from ill-fated predecessors David Hockaday and Darko Milanic. He saw assistant Steve Thompson lose his job without warning on April 2 and his own deal, which expires at the end of the season, looks increasingly unlikely to be renewed under the club's current regime. Cellino is currently banned after being being found guilty of not paying tax on a yacht in Italy. He has been banned from holding any influence over the club since the end of January and is set to return in a fortnight's time. Leeds were not available for comment.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe never-ending chaos at Leeds continued on Friday as six players withdrew from Saturday's game at Charlton citing injury. Italian quartet Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario del Fabro and Marco Silvestri, Frenchman Souleymane Doukara and Albanian Edgar Cani all told beleaguered head coach Neil Redfearn they were injured and could not travel to London. Five of the sextet were signed by banned president Massimo Cellino, while Cani's deal was set-up by the Italian before he was banned by the Football League for failing its Owners and Directors Test. Mirco Antenucci is one of six Leeds players to have withdrawn from the squad to face Charlton with injury . It is understood that Redfearn was not aware of any problems with the players and that United's physio was not aware of any injuries. After receiving criticism from Leeds fans on Twitter after the story surfaced, Antenucci Tweeted: 'I'm reading a lot bad thing about myself in the last time.tomorrow i'll not be in the match because I got injured yesterday.it's the truth. 'I read so much wickedness and insults in many posts.i'm a serious professional but if someone likes to insult me there is no problem. my injury is in the right leg did yesterday in training .a muscle injury.' Goalkeeper Silvestri also Tweeted, posting a picture of a cut on his back which he suffered during Tuesday's loss at Norwich. He, Antenucci and Bellusci have been first-team regulars this season, with Cani, Del Fabro and Doukara resigned to roles on the fringes. It is understood that Neil Redfearn and the medical team were unaware of the players' injuries . Redfearn's position at Elland Road has become increasingly threatened over recent weeks, despite leading the club to Championship safety after taking off from ill-fated predecessors David Hockaday and Darko Milanic. He saw assistant Steve Thompson lose his job without warning on April 2 and his own deal, which expires at the end of the season, looks increasingly unlikely to be renewed under the club's current regime. Cellino is currently banned after being being found guilty of not paying tax on a yacht in Italy. He has been banned from holding any influence over the club since the end of January and is set to return in a fortnight's time. Leeds were not available for comment."}], "metadata": {"id": "c4f5da2b9e73af8e03c5fca9c18189f6a70e9393", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Leeds United travel to Charlton Athletic on Saturday in the Championship .\nMirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario del Fabro, Marco Silvestri Souleymane Doukara and Edgar Cani have withdrawn from squad .\nUnderstood that Neil Redfeard and physios were not aware of the injuries ."}}
{"prompt": "Despite the continued rumours about his future at Manchester United, Radamel Falcao seems unperturbed. Falcao has been unable to hold down a regular first-team place at Old Trafford, and has admitted to becoming tearful over his lack of game time. But the Colombian striker seemed to be coping better after the international break, enjoying an evening out in Alderley Edge on Thursday, before picking up his \u00a3100,000 Porsche Panamera from a Waitrose car park. Radamel Falcao gets into his \u00a3100,000 car after a meal in Alderley Edge with a friend on Thursday . The Manchester United striker will consider his Old Trafford future at the end of this season . Falcao scored a penalty against Kuwait on Monday, his third goal for his country in two games . Falcao has only scored four goals since signing for Manchester United but found his form again with three goals in two games for his country. The player has admitted he does not know whether he will be staying at Old Trafford next season, but claims he 'has faith' that he can remain at the club if he gets the playing time to prove himself. 'I have faith about that and when the season finishes I am going to sit down and think about my future and what is the best for my career,' he said after scoring against Kuwait on Monday. 'I think when I score it's always important and that gives me confidence,' he added. 'I said before, I need minutes, I need to play games in a row and here in the national team I have had the opportunity. I gave my best and I scored and I now return to Manchester with more confidence. Falcao has only scored four goals for United this season but managed three this for his country in two games . Falcao had admitted to being upset by his lack of game time at Old Trafford but wants to stay in England . 'We have the last eight games, I will give my best to have the chance to play as many minutes as possible. 'I have said before I need to play, I need minutes and I am confident about me, about my fitness. I am confident.' Falcao's former club River Plate are among those who have expressed an interest in signing the on-loan Monaco forward if he decides to leave. 'We dream of Falcao Garcia,' said vice-president Matias Patanian. The doors are open.' The Colombian (left) celebrates with his international team-mates during the 3-1 win over Kuwait . The striker's former club, River Plate, said they would love to sign him again but it would be complicated .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDespite the continued rumours about his future at Manchester United, Radamel Falcao seems unperturbed. Falcao has been unable to hold down a regular first-team place at Old Trafford, and has admitted to becoming tearful over his lack of game time. But the Colombian striker seemed to be coping better after the international break, enjoying an evening out in Alderley Edge on Thursday, before picking up his \u00a3100,000 Porsche Panamera from a Waitrose car park. Radamel Falcao gets into his \u00a3100,000 car after a meal in Alderley Edge with a friend on Thursday . The Manchester United striker will consider his Old Trafford future at the end of this season . Falcao scored a penalty against Kuwait on Monday, his third goal for his country in two games . Falcao has only scored four goals since signing for Manchester United but found his form again with three goals in two games for his country. The player has admitted he does not know whether he will be staying at Old Trafford next season, but claims he 'has faith' that he can remain at the club if he gets the playing time to prove himself. 'I have faith about that and when the season finishes I am going to sit down and think about my future and what is the best for my career,' he said after scoring against Kuwait on Monday. 'I think when I score it's always important and that gives me confidence,' he added. 'I said before, I need minutes, I need to play games in a row and here in the national team I have had the opportunity. I gave my best and I scored and I now return to Manchester with more confidence. Falcao has only scored four goals for United this season but managed three this for his country in two games . Falcao had admitted to being upset by his lack of game time at Old Trafford but wants to stay in England . 'We have the last eight games, I will give my best to have the chance to play as many minutes as possible. 'I have said before I need to play, I need minutes and I am confident about me, about my fitness. I am confident.' Falcao's former club River Plate are among those who have expressed an interest in signing the on-loan Monaco forward if he decides to leave. 'We dream of Falcao Garcia,' said vice-president Matias Patanian. The doors are open.' The Colombian (left) celebrates with his international team-mates during the 3-1 win over Kuwait . The striker's former club, River Plate, said they would love to sign him again but it would be complicated ."}], "metadata": {"id": "5e2ae9243093a7e3758226802f03852a631d38d2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Colombia striker spotted out and about in Manchester on Thursday .\nRadamel Falcao scored three times in two games for his country .\nFalcao has not found his best form, but wants to stay at Old Trafford ."}}
{"prompt": "Stretch marks are something that most women of all shapes, sizes and ages have. But this week model and chef Chrissy Teigen bought them to the fore after she posted a picture of her  legs to Instagram. The 29-year-old Sports Illustrated star is seen cross-legged after an all-day cooking session and says: 'Bruises from bumping kitchen drawer handles for a week. Stretchies say hi!' Women have been taken to Instagram to share pictures of their stretch marks after the body Chrissy Teigen posted an image of hers to the social networking site . Since then hundreds of other women have rushed to join the wife of John Legend, proudly posting photographs of their own stretch marks to the social media site. User @saraelizabef wrote: 'Love it! Real women have stretch marks #respect.' Another follower @emmalittle5 commented: 'I have so much respect for you! I have stretchies too and I appreciate someone being real about them and acknowledging them thanks.' Another wrote: 'If there ever was a role model on this planet Chrissie,...it was you [sic]' Chrissy posted a picture of her stretch marks to Instagram also showing off the bruises that she had got whilst opening her kitchen cupboards . This woman posted pictures of her stretch marks running along her side - she said that she had got them whilst pregnant with her daughter . And since Chrissy shared her picture hundreds of other women have decided to do the same, posting their images along with the hashtag #loveyourlines. Some have shared pictures of their stomachs whilst others have showed their legs and bums. Chrissy's image has given a major boost to the campaign, which started last year. This woman showed off the stretch marks on her leg (left) saying she was proud of them and her body, whilst another shared a snap of the marks on her stomach (right) This lady said she shared her picture because she had hated her stretch marks for a long time . Stretch marks are thin lines that appear on the surface of the skin - they are usually purple in colour at first before they fade to a silver shade. They mostly effect the stomach, bottom or leg areas and can occur at any point in a woman's life - often they can be spurred on by weight gain or pregnancy. Often, once you have stretch marks, they can be hard to get rid of. One user who shared her picture said: 'I struggle with my body. It isn't what it used to be, but I'm learning that it's OK.' This lady commented that her pregnant belly looks like an orange as she proudly showed off her body . This Instagram user revealed that her stretch marks had come after having three children (left) while another said that she had learned to love the marks on her body (right) Stretch marks can start off as red or blue but they eventually turn silvery in colour . Another said: 'I have had these since I was 12 years old. I love my lines. Proud to share my stretch marks.' The love your lines campaign was originally started by two east-coast mothers - who chose to remain anonymous. They said of the project: 'This account is curated by two mommas hoping to make a difference in the world of the female body image. 'All women of different shapes, sizes and cultural backgrounds are encouraged to submit. We can't wait to see your love lines.' In a crop top the marks on this woman's tummy can be seen around her belly button . This picture was one of the first added to the campaign which encourages people to embrace their 'tiger strips'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nStretch marks are something that most women of all shapes, sizes and ages have. But this week model and chef Chrissy Teigen bought them to the fore after she posted a picture of her  legs to Instagram. The 29-year-old Sports Illustrated star is seen cross-legged after an all-day cooking session and says: 'Bruises from bumping kitchen drawer handles for a week. Stretchies say hi!' Women have been taken to Instagram to share pictures of their stretch marks after the body Chrissy Teigen posted an image of hers to the social networking site . Since then hundreds of other women have rushed to join the wife of John Legend, proudly posting photographs of their own stretch marks to the social media site. User @saraelizabef wrote: 'Love it! Real women have stretch marks #respect.' Another follower @emmalittle5 commented: 'I have so much respect for you! I have stretchies too and I appreciate someone being real about them and acknowledging them thanks.' Another wrote: 'If there ever was a role model on this planet Chrissie,...it was you [sic]' Chrissy posted a picture of her stretch marks to Instagram also showing off the bruises that she had got whilst opening her kitchen cupboards . This woman posted pictures of her stretch marks running along her side - she said that she had got them whilst pregnant with her daughter . And since Chrissy shared her picture hundreds of other women have decided to do the same, posting their images along with the hashtag #loveyourlines. Some have shared pictures of their stomachs whilst others have showed their legs and bums. Chrissy's image has given a major boost to the campaign, which started last year. This woman showed off the stretch marks on her leg (left) saying she was proud of them and her body, whilst another shared a snap of the marks on her stomach (right) This lady said she shared her picture because she had hated her stretch marks for a long time . Stretch marks are thin lines that appear on the surface of the skin - they are usually purple in colour at first before they fade to a silver shade. They mostly effect the stomach, bottom or leg areas and can occur at any point in a woman's life - often they can be spurred on by weight gain or pregnancy. Often, once you have stretch marks, they can be hard to get rid of. One user who shared her picture said: 'I struggle with my body. It isn't what it used to be, but I'm learning that it's OK.' This lady commented that her pregnant belly looks like an orange as she proudly showed off her body . This Instagram user revealed that her stretch marks had come after having three children (left) while another said that she had learned to love the marks on her body (right) Stretch marks can start off as red or blue but they eventually turn silvery in colour . Another said: 'I have had these since I was 12 years old. I love my lines. Proud to share my stretch marks.' The love your lines campaign was originally started by two east-coast mothers - who chose to remain anonymous. They said of the project: 'This account is curated by two mommas hoping to make a difference in the world of the female body image. 'All women of different shapes, sizes and cultural backgrounds are encouraged to submit. We can't wait to see your love lines.' In a crop top the marks on this woman's tummy can be seen around her belly button . This picture was one of the first added to the campaign which encourages people to embrace their 'tiger strips'"}], "metadata": {"id": "d71b6edfc779d6dbcc81fe869f19960269c32399", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Chrissy Teigen shared a picture of her stretch marks this week .\nThe model was praised by those calling her a role model .\nNow hundreds of women have taken to Instagram to share their pictures ."}}
{"prompt": "For 120 years it has been a great British institution, bringing world-class performances of classical music to the public. But now the BBC has been accused of dumbing down the Proms \u2013 by holding an Ibiza-style dance party. This year's Proms will include a late-night concert hosted by DJ Pete Tong, who will pay 'homage to Ibiza and its infectious, energetic brand of club music'. Veteran dance DJ Pete Tong (left) will bring club classics to the Royal Albert Hall for this year's Proms. Pictured right is cartoonist Pugh's take on the 'dumbing down' of the Proms . It will take place on July 29, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Radio 1's broadcasts from Ibiza, and will reinterpret 'club classics' such as Music Sounds Better With You by Stardust and Rhythm Is Rhythm's Strings Of Life. Proms director Edward Blakeman said it was a 'natural' move, adding: 'These 20 years of dance have been a huge phenomenon on Radio 1 so why not celebrate it in a Proms way with a big orchestra? We do now live in a world, thank God, where you can like all kinds of music.' Live music at the so-called Pete Tong Prom will be played by the Jules Buckley Heritage Orchestra, which has worked with pop stars such as Arctic Monkeys, Professor Green and Basement Jaxx. When conductor Sir Henry Wood started the Proms in 1895, he wanted to inspire the public to enjoy top-class classical music. He had accepted a challenge from Robert Newman, manager of the new Queen\u2019s Hall, to \u2018run nightly concerts to train the public\u2019. The plan was to gradually raise the standard of music until they \u2018created a public for classical and modern music\u2019. Sir Henry more than lived up to that challenge. He conducted the first promenade concert, as it was known, offering tickets for as little as a shilling. Audiences could smoke, drink and eat, keeping the atmosphere informal. He established a tradition of playing Wagner on Mondays and Beethoven on Fridays, later adding Debussy, Strauss, Rachmaninov and Ravel. The Proms moved to the Albert Hall in 1941 after the Queen\u2019s Hall was bombed. By the time of Sir Henry\u2019s death in 1944, they were firmly established as the highlight of the classical music calendar. The BBC was accused of 'undermining' the Proms by Conservative Bill Cash, who said: 'The Proms are one of the great British institutions. Like so many institutions, it is under attack by people who think that being novel is necessarily good. The world loves the Proms as they are. It is extremely damaging to undermine the ethos of the Proms by bringing in fake originality. 'The Proms already have a good, convivial finish, and that is part of the tradition, but to undermine the framework and ethos of the Proms is unacceptable.' The Pete Tong Prom is not the only surprising addition to this year's line-up at the Royal Albert Hall, which runs from July 17 to September 12. There will be a 'grime symphony' featuring rapper Wretch 32, and the Last Night Of The Proms will include a singalong section inspired by The Sound Of Music. The series of 92 concerts will also include a tribute to Sherlock Holmes, with a performance of pieces referenced in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's books, including compositions by Wagner and Paganini. It is one of a number of Sunday matinees on the schedule, which are designed to attract families with children as young as five. Sir David Attenborough will host another of the afternoon concerts, featuring music from his natural history television series Life Story. More traditional fare includes the complete Beethoven piano concertos and Sir Simon Rattle conducting Elgar's The Dream Of Gerontius. The DJ's selection is the latest bizarre choice for the Proms (pictured at Albert Hall), which has previously been accused of 'dumbing down' Rapper Fazer (left) and pop singer Paloma Faith (right) have played the Proms in recent years in an attempt to appeal to a younger audience .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFor 120 years it has been a great British institution, bringing world-class performances of classical music to the public. But now the BBC has been accused of dumbing down the Proms \u2013 by holding an Ibiza-style dance party. This year's Proms will include a late-night concert hosted by DJ Pete Tong, who will pay 'homage to Ibiza and its infectious, energetic brand of club music'. Veteran dance DJ Pete Tong (left) will bring club classics to the Royal Albert Hall for this year's Proms. Pictured right is cartoonist Pugh's take on the 'dumbing down' of the Proms . It will take place on July 29, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Radio 1's broadcasts from Ibiza, and will reinterpret 'club classics' such as Music Sounds Better With You by Stardust and Rhythm Is Rhythm's Strings Of Life. Proms director Edward Blakeman said it was a 'natural' move, adding: 'These 20 years of dance have been a huge phenomenon on Radio 1 so why not celebrate it in a Proms way with a big orchestra? We do now live in a world, thank God, where you can like all kinds of music.' Live music at the so-called Pete Tong Prom will be played by the Jules Buckley Heritage Orchestra, which has worked with pop stars such as Arctic Monkeys, Professor Green and Basement Jaxx. When conductor Sir Henry Wood started the Proms in 1895, he wanted to inspire the public to enjoy top-class classical music. He had accepted a challenge from Robert Newman, manager of the new Queen\u2019s Hall, to \u2018run nightly concerts to train the public\u2019. The plan was to gradually raise the standard of music until they \u2018created a public for classical and modern music\u2019. Sir Henry more than lived up to that challenge. He conducted the first promenade concert, as it was known, offering tickets for as little as a shilling. Audiences could smoke, drink and eat, keeping the atmosphere informal. He established a tradition of playing Wagner on Mondays and Beethoven on Fridays, later adding Debussy, Strauss, Rachmaninov and Ravel. The Proms moved to the Albert Hall in 1941 after the Queen\u2019s Hall was bombed. By the time of Sir Henry\u2019s death in 1944, they were firmly established as the highlight of the classical music calendar. The BBC was accused of 'undermining' the Proms by Conservative Bill Cash, who said: 'The Proms are one of the great British institutions. Like so many institutions, it is under attack by people who think that being novel is necessarily good. The world loves the Proms as they are. It is extremely damaging to undermine the ethos of the Proms by bringing in fake originality. 'The Proms already have a good, convivial finish, and that is part of the tradition, but to undermine the framework and ethos of the Proms is unacceptable.' The Pete Tong Prom is not the only surprising addition to this year's line-up at the Royal Albert Hall, which runs from July 17 to September 12. There will be a 'grime symphony' featuring rapper Wretch 32, and the Last Night Of The Proms will include a singalong section inspired by The Sound Of Music. The series of 92 concerts will also include a tribute to Sherlock Holmes, with a performance of pieces referenced in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's books, including compositions by Wagner and Paganini. It is one of a number of Sunday matinees on the schedule, which are designed to attract families with children as young as five. Sir David Attenborough will host another of the afternoon concerts, featuring music from his natural history television series Life Story. More traditional fare includes the complete Beethoven piano concertos and Sir Simon Rattle conducting Elgar's The Dream Of Gerontius. The DJ's selection is the latest bizarre choice for the Proms (pictured at Albert Hall), which has previously been accused of 'dumbing down' Rapper Fazer (left) and pop singer Paloma Faith (right) have played the Proms in recent years in an attempt to appeal to a younger audience ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c99bae7a3b2d8d412383ed149fd3b1a8df395851", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "DJ Pete Tong will present a late night Prom at Albert Hall this summer .\nBizarre choice may prove controversial with more traditional listeners .\nFormer Radio 1 presenter's evening will celebrate club music in Ibiza ."}}
{"prompt": "In a beautiful new campaign for Vans and & Other Stories, the woman dubbed the 'world's oldest supermodel' has put her younger counterparts to shame. Looking radiant, Daphne Selfe, 86, shows off the collaboration between the footwear\u00a0super-brand\u00a0and the\u00a0ethereal\u00a0high street store with\u00a0uncompromising\u00a0grace. Daphne said of the collection, in which she appears with 22-year-old Flo Dron: 'The & Other Stories\u2019 collection that is featured in this story is truly relaxed and timeless with a modern twist, all in lovely colours.' 86-year-old Daphne Selfe has starred in the campaign for Vans and & Other Stories alongside Flo Dunn, 22 . The images show the new footwear which sees Stories make a twist on the classic vans slip on.\u00a0The shoes are then worn with pieces from the brands SS2015 collection. Daphne's career originally began  in 1949 and she once told the Express: 'Modelling was respectable then so my parents were very happy for me to do it and it was fabulous. 'I still think the Fifties was the best time to be a model because the clothes were so lovely. Of course we were much more innocent. 'There was no television, only the radio and we'd never heard of drugs.' At the time of the interview in 2011 Daphne, from Baldock, Hertfordshire,\u00a0was still commanding \u00a31,000 per day for her work. Daphne looks cool and relaxed as she models the & Other Stories collection alongside the customised shoes . 'That rate is quite rare but it's very nice when it comes and helps the pension,' she said. The model also comes from a time when it was OK to not be super skinny: 'I'm a big-boned person and back in 1950 I was 10st 7lb, although nobody told me to lose weight. 'I didn't do anything to make myself thin but once I had three children I lost weight and now I'm 8st. 'My waist is 28'' so I can sometimes get into a size eight on a shoot but I wear a 10 for comfort. I think it's ridiculous and very sad that some of the models now have become so skeletal.' Flo and Daphne sit side by side as they model almost matching outfits for the two brands . Daphne wears a day time look with lace up vans (left) changing into a red dress for another picture (right) The model has never had any surgery and shies away from botox. She once said: 'I\u2019ve never had anything done to my face. 'Not that poison [botox], not a facelift. I think it\u2019s a waste of money. Anyway, I couldn\u2019t afford it!\u2019 She previously revealed to the MailOnline that she posed nude back in the day for artists such as Barbara Hepworth. The outfits chosen for the campaign look great no matter what age the model is . She revealed that she keeps her grey hair, which is brushed down around her shoulders in the new campaign, long because it is cheaper. She said: 'My hair is long now because it\u2019s cheaper, I don\u2019t have to do anything, but put it in a topknot or a French pleat. 'It avoids that old lady permed look, lengthens the neck and lifts the face. I\u2019ve got so many friends who don\u2019t touch the make-up pot. You should keep looking nice, it makes you feel so much better.\u2019 In modelling shots taken from the earlier part of her career Daphne shows off her effortless grace . Daphne is known for her timeless beauty and has previously admitted to never having had any surgery . Daphne took part in the Dare To Wear campaign in 2014 for the Trafford Center in Manchester . Over the last few years Daphne has landed a number of campaigns with well known brands. In 2013 she was chosen to work for TK Maxx and last year she fronted the Dare To Wear campaign for the Trafford Center in Manchester. Daphne says that she has good genes and maintains a healthy lifestyle: 'My parents gave me good genes and health, and I have always eaten sensibly. 'I was brought up through the war so the phrase \"make do and mend\" has never done me any harm. I always try to make the best of everything, to stay positive and to have a healthy lifestyle.' Flo looked stunning in a red dress with a matching bag and slip on Vans shoes .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIn a beautiful new campaign for Vans and & Other Stories, the woman dubbed the 'world's oldest supermodel' has put her younger counterparts to shame. Looking radiant, Daphne Selfe, 86, shows off the collaboration between the footwear\u00a0super-brand\u00a0and the\u00a0ethereal\u00a0high street store with\u00a0uncompromising\u00a0grace. Daphne said of the collection, in which she appears with 22-year-old Flo Dron: 'The & Other Stories\u2019 collection that is featured in this story is truly relaxed and timeless with a modern twist, all in lovely colours.' 86-year-old Daphne Selfe has starred in the campaign for Vans and & Other Stories alongside Flo Dunn, 22 . The images show the new footwear which sees Stories make a twist on the classic vans slip on.\u00a0The shoes are then worn with pieces from the brands SS2015 collection. Daphne's career originally began  in 1949 and she once told the Express: 'Modelling was respectable then so my parents were very happy for me to do it and it was fabulous. 'I still think the Fifties was the best time to be a model because the clothes were so lovely. Of course we were much more innocent. 'There was no television, only the radio and we'd never heard of drugs.' At the time of the interview in 2011 Daphne, from Baldock, Hertfordshire,\u00a0was still commanding \u00a31,000 per day for her work. Daphne looks cool and relaxed as she models the & Other Stories collection alongside the customised shoes . 'That rate is quite rare but it's very nice when it comes and helps the pension,' she said. The model also comes from a time when it was OK to not be super skinny: 'I'm a big-boned person and back in 1950 I was 10st 7lb, although nobody told me to lose weight. 'I didn't do anything to make myself thin but once I had three children I lost weight and now I'm 8st. 'My waist is 28'' so I can sometimes get into a size eight on a shoot but I wear a 10 for comfort. I think it's ridiculous and very sad that some of the models now have become so skeletal.' Flo and Daphne sit side by side as they model almost matching outfits for the two brands . Daphne wears a day time look with lace up vans (left) changing into a red dress for another picture (right) The model has never had any surgery and shies away from botox. She once said: 'I\u2019ve never had anything done to my face. 'Not that poison [botox], not a facelift. I think it\u2019s a waste of money. Anyway, I couldn\u2019t afford it!\u2019 She previously revealed to the MailOnline that she posed nude back in the day for artists such as Barbara Hepworth. The outfits chosen for the campaign look great no matter what age the model is . She revealed that she keeps her grey hair, which is brushed down around her shoulders in the new campaign, long because it is cheaper. She said: 'My hair is long now because it\u2019s cheaper, I don\u2019t have to do anything, but put it in a topknot or a French pleat. 'It avoids that old lady permed look, lengthens the neck and lifts the face. I\u2019ve got so many friends who don\u2019t touch the make-up pot. You should keep looking nice, it makes you feel so much better.\u2019 In modelling shots taken from the earlier part of her career Daphne shows off her effortless grace . Daphne is known for her timeless beauty and has previously admitted to never having had any surgery . Daphne took part in the Dare To Wear campaign in 2014 for the Trafford Center in Manchester . Over the last few years Daphne has landed a number of campaigns with well known brands. In 2013 she was chosen to work for TK Maxx and last year she fronted the Dare To Wear campaign for the Trafford Center in Manchester. Daphne says that she has good genes and maintains a healthy lifestyle: 'My parents gave me good genes and health, and I have always eaten sensibly. 'I was brought up through the war so the phrase \"make do and mend\" has never done me any harm. I always try to make the best of everything, to stay positive and to have a healthy lifestyle.' Flo looked stunning in a red dress with a matching bag and slip on Vans shoes ."}], "metadata": {"id": "10d6bb32d2d70228970fcf1d9bbd28a59e9099e0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Daphne Selfe has been modelling since the Fifties .\nShe has recently landed a new campaign with Vans and & Other Stories .\nThe 86-year-old commands \u00a31,000 a day for her work ."}}
{"prompt": "A British mother is among nearly 100 women who have had babies by a Danish sperm donor who has triggered an international scare over the spread of an incurable genetic disease. The man, known only as Donor 7042, carries a defective gene known as neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1) that can pass on a severe, life-limiting condition to his offspring. With demand for Danish sperm soaring, the donor is understood to have fathered 99 \u2018Viking babies\u2019 \u2013 as they are widely dubbed \u2013 across the world through the clinic Nordic Cryobank. Scroll down for video . Ten of his offspring have already been diagnosed with NF1 \u2013 a condition which can increase the risk of cancer, cause learning difficulties and reduce a sufferer\u2019s lifespan by up to 15 years. A child born from a parent with the defective gene has up to a 50 per cent chance of developing the disease. Now four families are suing the sperm bank and the case has raised questions among fertility experts about Denmark\u2019s booming, and unregulated, sperm export trade. Laura Witjens, from the National Gamete Donation Trust (NGDT), said: \u2018The distribution and use of Danish and American sperm donors is not regulated or monitored, but patients are not told this. \u2018NF1 is a rare disease, but the terrible spread of the gene via this prolific Danish donor highlights the worrying dangers of the widespread use of a single donor.\u2019 The British mother was one of 20 women treated at an IVF clinic in Belgium who conceived using the rogue sperm, the Belgian federal health authority revealed. But reports from a variety of countries show the donor has fathered many more children \u2013 99 in total, including the ones on Belgium, along with 44 across Scandinavia, 34 in America and one in Iceland. Danish mother Lone Sogaard-Kristensen, whose daughter inherited Donor 7042\u2019s illness, claims she was contacted by as many as 17 women with his children who had the condition. Ms Witjens said last night that it was possible more British women could have bought his donations with the defective gene online. Donor 7042\u2019s sperm was also exported to a closely associated centre in America \u2013 the California Cryobank. But in 2009 it was discovered he carried the NF1 gene \u2013 despite undergoing tests and stating in a questionnaire for Nordic Cryobank that there were no genetic disorders in his family. The shock discovery was made when a baby conceived with his sperm in Belgium was diagnosed with the condition. Ms Sogaard-Kristensen was \u2018stunned\u2019 to be informed of his medical status by the Danish health authorities. And when her daughter Andrea subsequently developed the illness, she became one of the families \u2013 three from Denmark and one from the US \u2013 who are taking legal action against Nordic Cryobank. The donor has fathered many more children \u2013 99 in total, including the ones on Belgium, along with 44 across Scandinavia, 34 in America and one in Iceland. A class action lawsuit claims it failed to properly screen for the disorder before using his specimens. \u2018The case is not about money or revenge, it is about the fact we have not been able to get any information and the only way we can do this is through a court,\u2019 Ms Sogaard-Kristensen said. \u2018There are no rules that say you must be told how many children these donors make and the sperm banks will not tell you.\u2019 A limit should be set on the number of children who can be fathered by sperm donors, to combat fears that siblings or cousins could unwittingly meet and start families, experts say. Clinics are currently allowed to sell sperm from a donor to thousands of women around the world, raising fears of an \u2018incest timebomb\u2019. One man could theoretically \u2018sire\u2019 an \u2018unlimited number\u2019 of children, say the researchers, writing in the journal Reproductive BioMedicine. The panel suggests no donor should sire more than 100 offspring. The case comes as leading fertility scientists from Birmingham University and the Netherlands are calling for new international rules limiting the number of children one donor can produce to 100. They say if a donor exceeds this there is a risk of siblings inter-breeding and suffering psychological damage on finding out they are related to hundreds of other children. Dr Jackson Kirkman-Brown, the fertility expert who led the research at Birmingham University, said: \u2018What is clear when buying sperm from abroad is that although the number of families a donor is allowed to father in the UK is capped, it could be hundreds elsewhere. \u2018If you can imagine finding out that you have 500 siblings across the globe \u2014 that could have a real risk to the mental health of a child.\u2019 It is understood that The Nordic Cryobank will claim that the legal claims against them are unfounded. Managing director Peter Bower has previously stated that Donor 7042 could not be \u2018clinically classified as having NF1, as it only occurs in some of his cells\u2019. The company\u2019s website states that it carries out genetic testing for a range of diseases including cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anaemia. But it adds the disclaimer: \u2018It is impossible to rule out genetic disease with 100 per cent certainty since it is not possible to test for all inheritable diseases.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA British mother is among nearly 100 women who have had babies by a Danish sperm donor who has triggered an international scare over the spread of an incurable genetic disease. The man, known only as Donor 7042, carries a defective gene known as neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1) that can pass on a severe, life-limiting condition to his offspring. With demand for Danish sperm soaring, the donor is understood to have fathered 99 \u2018Viking babies\u2019 \u2013 as they are widely dubbed \u2013 across the world through the clinic Nordic Cryobank. Scroll down for video . Ten of his offspring have already been diagnosed with NF1 \u2013 a condition which can increase the risk of cancer, cause learning difficulties and reduce a sufferer\u2019s lifespan by up to 15 years. A child born from a parent with the defective gene has up to a 50 per cent chance of developing the disease. Now four families are suing the sperm bank and the case has raised questions among fertility experts about Denmark\u2019s booming, and unregulated, sperm export trade. Laura Witjens, from the National Gamete Donation Trust (NGDT), said: \u2018The distribution and use of Danish and American sperm donors is not regulated or monitored, but patients are not told this. \u2018NF1 is a rare disease, but the terrible spread of the gene via this prolific Danish donor highlights the worrying dangers of the widespread use of a single donor.\u2019 The British mother was one of 20 women treated at an IVF clinic in Belgium who conceived using the rogue sperm, the Belgian federal health authority revealed. But reports from a variety of countries show the donor has fathered many more children \u2013 99 in total, including the ones on Belgium, along with 44 across Scandinavia, 34 in America and one in Iceland. Danish mother Lone Sogaard-Kristensen, whose daughter inherited Donor 7042\u2019s illness, claims she was contacted by as many as 17 women with his children who had the condition. Ms Witjens said last night that it was possible more British women could have bought his donations with the defective gene online. Donor 7042\u2019s sperm was also exported to a closely associated centre in America \u2013 the California Cryobank. But in 2009 it was discovered he carried the NF1 gene \u2013 despite undergoing tests and stating in a questionnaire for Nordic Cryobank that there were no genetic disorders in his family. The shock discovery was made when a baby conceived with his sperm in Belgium was diagnosed with the condition. Ms Sogaard-Kristensen was \u2018stunned\u2019 to be informed of his medical status by the Danish health authorities. And when her daughter Andrea subsequently developed the illness, she became one of the families \u2013 three from Denmark and one from the US \u2013 who are taking legal action against Nordic Cryobank. The donor has fathered many more children \u2013 99 in total, including the ones on Belgium, along with 44 across Scandinavia, 34 in America and one in Iceland. A class action lawsuit claims it failed to properly screen for the disorder before using his specimens. \u2018The case is not about money or revenge, it is about the fact we have not been able to get any information and the only way we can do this is through a court,\u2019 Ms Sogaard-Kristensen said. \u2018There are no rules that say you must be told how many children these donors make and the sperm banks will not tell you.\u2019 A limit should be set on the number of children who can be fathered by sperm donors, to combat fears that siblings or cousins could unwittingly meet and start families, experts say. Clinics are currently allowed to sell sperm from a donor to thousands of women around the world, raising fears of an \u2018incest timebomb\u2019. One man could theoretically \u2018sire\u2019 an \u2018unlimited number\u2019 of children, say the researchers, writing in the journal Reproductive BioMedicine. The panel suggests no donor should sire more than 100 offspring. The case comes as leading fertility scientists from Birmingham University and the Netherlands are calling for new international rules limiting the number of children one donor can produce to 100. They say if a donor exceeds this there is a risk of siblings inter-breeding and suffering psychological damage on finding out they are related to hundreds of other children. Dr Jackson Kirkman-Brown, the fertility expert who led the research at Birmingham University, said: \u2018What is clear when buying sperm from abroad is that although the number of families a donor is allowed to father in the UK is capped, it could be hundreds elsewhere. \u2018If you can imagine finding out that you have 500 siblings across the globe \u2014 that could have a real risk to the mental health of a child.\u2019 It is understood that The Nordic Cryobank will claim that the legal claims against them are unfounded. Managing director Peter Bower has previously stated that Donor 7042 could not be \u2018clinically classified as having NF1, as it only occurs in some of his cells\u2019. The company\u2019s website states that it carries out genetic testing for a range of diseases including cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anaemia. But it adds the disclaimer: \u2018It is impossible to rule out genetic disease with 100 per cent certainty since it is not possible to test for all inheritable diseases.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "0972d22d5b1b156e4fc69bb3af0a3e7ecb6d7d9b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Donor 7042 carries defective gene known as\u00a0neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1)\nTen of the donor's offspring have already been diagnosed with NF1 .\nCan increase risk of cancer, cause learning difficulties and reduce lifespan .\nFour families are suing the Nordic Cryobank that supplied the sperm ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Thousands remain missing in Nepal after a devastating earthquake struck the region on Saturday. A majority of them are Nepalese, Indian and Chinese residents, but a handful are adventurers, trekkers and vacationers who have not been heard from since the catastrophe. Technology has played a huge role in helping families share their worries, ask for help and search for their missing loved ones. Several organizations, such as Google and the Red Cross, have published features about the missing on their websites. And on CNN iReport, dozens of people have filed reports pleading for information that might help them locate their missing friends and relatives. The death toll in Nepal is rising; it has now surpassed more than 5,000. Though the news is mostly heartbreaking and worrisome, there have been stories of survival, of families reconnecting with loved ones days after the disaster. The walk of survival . After hearing about devastation in Nepal, Ahmed Shadmann of Bangladesh reached out to his nation's embassy in Nepal, made calls to old college contacts in South Asia and posted pleas on social media to help find his younger sister Raisaa Tashnova. Tashnova, 25, was with a group of friends at The Last Resort, a spa-like resort near the border with China. When the earthquake struck, she was getting ready for a group excursion, a canyon swing. She could see the ground splitting apart beneath her feet. What scared her most was seeing large boulders crashing down from the mountains above. She prayed she wouldn't be crushed. She ran from the toppling boulders and shielded herself. When the tremors subsided, Tashnova and her friends huddled together and camped on higher ground overnight, expecting to be rescued. When three days passed and no one came to their aid, the group decided to take their chances and leave the confines of the resort. The walk toward Kathmandu was treacherous. The roads near the resort were mostly blocked or in bad shape because of a landslide. But the worst part was the smell of rotting flesh, which permeated the air as she passed countless villages flattened by the quake. \"It was a walk of survival,\" she said. \"My brain refused to feel anything apart from putting one leg before the other until the mountains were left behind.\" Tashnova hiked six hours through mountainous terrain toward Nepal's capital. After navigating down tricky mountain slopes, she and her friends came across a village and hitched a ride on a local bus. She was able to connect with her family, nearly four days after the quake, from the airport in Kathmandu while waiting for the next flight to Bangladesh. She was exhausted. She hadn't showered or slept since before the quake. When Shadmann got the call from his sister, he said it felt fantastic. \"What was surprising is that her voice sounded very strong. It didn't seem like she had gone through a terrible episode in her life,\" he said. There was little information . Dr. Carol Pineda and her husband, Michael MacDonald, of Massachusetts, were vacationing in Nepal when the quake struck. Her brother, James Pineda, got news of the disaster from a friend. It wasn't until he heard the high casualty figures and reports about the avalanches that he started to get scared. He was prepared for the worst, knowing they were traveling to a Himalayan base camp in Nepal. But that was basically all he knew. James combed through what little information his sister left for him before the trip, but it didn't include the name of the tour group or the hotel where they were staying. He took to social media and started emailing and calling hiking groups that operated in Nepal, but no one was getting back to him. On Sunday, he managed to get inside his sister's apartment in Boston and find documents with information on the trekking company the pair were using. It wasn't until that evening, after emailing the company, that he got a short reply saying that his sister and her husband were safe. But that was all the information he had, and he wanted to hear directly from his sister, so he took to Twitter to see what other people were doing to track down loved ones. Several strangers who were in the same location as the couple responded to his inquiries on social media, saying they were fine. \"It was incredible to see people that were stranded themselves over there wanting to help me. At least now we knew they were safe,\" he said. On Monday, the couple left a voicemail for MacDonald's parents saying they were making their way to the Kathmandu in hopes of catching a flight out. Only one phone call left . Janaki Parajuli, a Nepalese tour guide, was busy Saturday morning, leading a tour group of 17 senior citizens -- nine Americans, five Canadians and three Nepalese -- from Kathmandu to Tibet. They had stopped for lunch at Liping village, just near the border, when the magnitude 7.8 quake struck. Once the tremors eased, Parajuli noticed that his cell phone had died. His connection with the outside world had vanished. Worse, he had a group of older travelers and a short supply of food and water. One American in the group had an international cell phone, but its battery was quickly dying. Unable to contact anyone in the area, Parajuli made one last attempt, calling his daughter. Thousands of miles away, in Louisiana, Jyotsna Parajuli picked up that call. Her father explained the situation: The roads were blocked and there was no way to get back to Kathmandu or enter into Tibet. The only way to escape was by helicopter. Jyotsna learned from the U.S. Embassy that a family had hired a private rescue team, working with the Nepalese army, to rescue the stranded tourists by helicopter, but the team was unable to land because of bad weather. Other rescue and relief operations in the region have faced similar weather issues. Crews planning to help those desperately in need are having to wait for storms to subside. Parajuli was told later that 23 people were rescued from the area and left on a bus headed for Kathmandu, but she wasn't sure if her father or his tour group were among them. \"All the people in the group are 60 years old or older. My dad said two Americans in the group were sick because of the weather and altitude, and since the people were older, they couldn't walk to help,\" she said. Now she is anxiously waiting for the weather to clear, and hoping to hear her father's voice again. If you are looking for someone, we invite you to share your story on CNN iReport. See scenes from Nepal after the earthquake . CNN's Sarah Brown and Anne Claire Stapleton contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Thousands remain missing in Nepal after a devastating earthquake struck the region on Saturday. A majority of them are Nepalese, Indian and Chinese residents, but a handful are adventurers, trekkers and vacationers who have not been heard from since the catastrophe. Technology has played a huge role in helping families share their worries, ask for help and search for their missing loved ones. Several organizations, such as Google and the Red Cross, have published features about the missing on their websites. And on CNN iReport, dozens of people have filed reports pleading for information that might help them locate their missing friends and relatives. The death toll in Nepal is rising; it has now surpassed more than 5,000. Though the news is mostly heartbreaking and worrisome, there have been stories of survival, of families reconnecting with loved ones days after the disaster. The walk of survival . After hearing about devastation in Nepal, Ahmed Shadmann of Bangladesh reached out to his nation's embassy in Nepal, made calls to old college contacts in South Asia and posted pleas on social media to help find his younger sister Raisaa Tashnova. Tashnova, 25, was with a group of friends at The Last Resort, a spa-like resort near the border with China. When the earthquake struck, she was getting ready for a group excursion, a canyon swing. She could see the ground splitting apart beneath her feet. What scared her most was seeing large boulders crashing down from the mountains above. She prayed she wouldn't be crushed. She ran from the toppling boulders and shielded herself. When the tremors subsided, Tashnova and her friends huddled together and camped on higher ground overnight, expecting to be rescued. When three days passed and no one came to their aid, the group decided to take their chances and leave the confines of the resort. The walk toward Kathmandu was treacherous. The roads near the resort were mostly blocked or in bad shape because of a landslide. But the worst part was the smell of rotting flesh, which permeated the air as she passed countless villages flattened by the quake. \"It was a walk of survival,\" she said. \"My brain refused to feel anything apart from putting one leg before the other until the mountains were left behind.\" Tashnova hiked six hours through mountainous terrain toward Nepal's capital. After navigating down tricky mountain slopes, she and her friends came across a village and hitched a ride on a local bus. She was able to connect with her family, nearly four days after the quake, from the airport in Kathmandu while waiting for the next flight to Bangladesh. She was exhausted. She hadn't showered or slept since before the quake. When Shadmann got the call from his sister, he said it felt fantastic. \"What was surprising is that her voice sounded very strong. It didn't seem like she had gone through a terrible episode in her life,\" he said. There was little information . Dr. Carol Pineda and her husband, Michael MacDonald, of Massachusetts, were vacationing in Nepal when the quake struck. Her brother, James Pineda, got news of the disaster from a friend. It wasn't until he heard the high casualty figures and reports about the avalanches that he started to get scared. He was prepared for the worst, knowing they were traveling to a Himalayan base camp in Nepal. But that was basically all he knew. James combed through what little information his sister left for him before the trip, but it didn't include the name of the tour group or the hotel where they were staying. He took to social media and started emailing and calling hiking groups that operated in Nepal, but no one was getting back to him. On Sunday, he managed to get inside his sister's apartment in Boston and find documents with information on the trekking company the pair were using. It wasn't until that evening, after emailing the company, that he got a short reply saying that his sister and her husband were safe. But that was all the information he had, and he wanted to hear directly from his sister, so he took to Twitter to see what other people were doing to track down loved ones. Several strangers who were in the same location as the couple responded to his inquiries on social media, saying they were fine. \"It was incredible to see people that were stranded themselves over there wanting to help me. At least now we knew they were safe,\" he said. On Monday, the couple left a voicemail for MacDonald's parents saying they were making their way to the Kathmandu in hopes of catching a flight out. Only one phone call left . Janaki Parajuli, a Nepalese tour guide, was busy Saturday morning, leading a tour group of 17 senior citizens -- nine Americans, five Canadians and three Nepalese -- from Kathmandu to Tibet. They had stopped for lunch at Liping village, just near the border, when the magnitude 7.8 quake struck. Once the tremors eased, Parajuli noticed that his cell phone had died. His connection with the outside world had vanished. Worse, he had a group of older travelers and a short supply of food and water. One American in the group had an international cell phone, but its battery was quickly dying. Unable to contact anyone in the area, Parajuli made one last attempt, calling his daughter. Thousands of miles away, in Louisiana, Jyotsna Parajuli picked up that call. Her father explained the situation: The roads were blocked and there was no way to get back to Kathmandu or enter into Tibet. The only way to escape was by helicopter. Jyotsna learned from the U.S. Embassy that a family had hired a private rescue team, working with the Nepalese army, to rescue the stranded tourists by helicopter, but the team was unable to land because of bad weather. Other rescue and relief operations in the region have faced similar weather issues. Crews planning to help those desperately in need are having to wait for storms to subside. Parajuli was told later that 23 people were rescued from the area and left on a bus headed for Kathmandu, but she wasn't sure if her father or his tour group were among them. \"All the people in the group are 60 years old or older. My dad said two Americans in the group were sick because of the weather and altitude, and since the people were older, they couldn't walk to help,\" she said. Now she is anxiously waiting for the weather to clear, and hoping to hear her father's voice again. If you are looking for someone, we invite you to share your story on CNN iReport. See scenes from Nepal after the earthquake . CNN's Sarah Brown and Anne Claire Stapleton contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "c1a444f46b112cd254e169a27a325286d9e0a5f2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Thousands remain missing in Nepal after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck .\nSocial media has helped people overseas tracked down their loved ones in Nepal .\nTechnology has helped those stranded after the quake reach out for help ."}}
{"prompt": "Dougie Freedman is on the verge of agreeing a new two-year deal to remain at Nottingham Forest. Freedman has stabilised Forest since he replaced cult hero Stuart Pearce and the club's owners are pleased with the job he has done at the City Ground. Dougie Freedman is set to sign a new deal at Nottingham Forest . Freedman has impressed at the City Ground since replacing Stuart Pearce in February . They made an audacious attempt on the play-off places when Freedman replaced Pearce but have tailed off in recent weeks. That has not prevented Forest's ownership making moves to secure Freedman on a contract for the next two seasons.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDougie Freedman is on the verge of agreeing a new two-year deal to remain at Nottingham Forest. Freedman has stabilised Forest since he replaced cult hero Stuart Pearce and the club's owners are pleased with the job he has done at the City Ground. Dougie Freedman is set to sign a new deal at Nottingham Forest . Freedman has impressed at the City Ground since replacing Stuart Pearce in February . They made an audacious attempt on the play-off places when Freedman replaced Pearce but have tailed off in recent weeks. That has not prevented Forest's ownership making moves to secure Freedman on a contract for the next two seasons."}], "metadata": {"id": "91b7d2311527f5c2b63a65ca98d21d9c92485149", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Nottingham Forest are close to extending Dougie Freedman's contract .\nThe Forest boss took over from former manager Stuart Pearce in February .\nFreedman has since lead the club to ninth in the Championship ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)The FBI charged a Philadelphia woman on Thursday with trying to travel overseas to fight for ISIS. She's one of three women arrested this week on terror charges. Two New York women were also taken into custody. An FBI complaint cites numerous social media messages dating back to August 2013 that were sent by Keonna Thomas, 30, also known as \"Young Lioness\" and \"Fatayat Al Khilafah.\" One Twitter message said, \"If we truly knew the realities ... we all would be rushing to join our brothers in the front lines pray ALLAH accept us as shuhada [martyrs].\" Another said, \"When you're a mujahid [violent jihadi fighter] your death becomes a wedding.\" The FBI said Thomas purchased an electronic visa to Turkey on March 23. Turkey is known as the easiest place from which to enter Syria and join ISIS. An ISIS manual advises recruits to buy round-trip tickets to vacation spots such as Spain and then purchase tickets for their real destination once they arrive overseas, the FBI said. On March 26, Thomas purchased a ticket to Barcelona, with a March 29 departure and an April 15 return to the United States, the complaint said. It's not clear when or where she was arrested. She was charged with knowingly attempting to provide material support and resources to a designated foreign terrorist organization. She could be sentenced to 15 years in prison. On Thursday, Noelle Velentzas, 28, and her former roommate, Asia Siddiqui, 31, were arrested in New York and accused of planning to build an explosive device for attacks in the United States, federal prosecutors said. In the past 18 months, the Justice Department's National Security Division has prosecuted or is prosecuting more than 30 cases of people attempting to travel abroad to join or provide support to terrorist groups. Of those cases, 18 allegedly involve support to ISIS. \"The terrorist threat is more decentralized, more diffuse, more complicated,\" Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told reporters Thursday. \"It involves the potential lone wolf actor, it involves the effective use of social media, the Internet.\"", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)The FBI charged a Philadelphia woman on Thursday with trying to travel overseas to fight for ISIS. She's one of three women arrested this week on terror charges. Two New York women were also taken into custody. An FBI complaint cites numerous social media messages dating back to August 2013 that were sent by Keonna Thomas, 30, also known as \"Young Lioness\" and \"Fatayat Al Khilafah.\" One Twitter message said, \"If we truly knew the realities ... we all would be rushing to join our brothers in the front lines pray ALLAH accept us as shuhada [martyrs].\" Another said, \"When you're a mujahid [violent jihadi fighter] your death becomes a wedding.\" The FBI said Thomas purchased an electronic visa to Turkey on March 23. Turkey is known as the easiest place from which to enter Syria and join ISIS. An ISIS manual advises recruits to buy round-trip tickets to vacation spots such as Spain and then purchase tickets for their real destination once they arrive overseas, the FBI said. On March 26, Thomas purchased a ticket to Barcelona, with a March 29 departure and an April 15 return to the United States, the complaint said. It's not clear when or where she was arrested. She was charged with knowingly attempting to provide material support and resources to a designated foreign terrorist organization. She could be sentenced to 15 years in prison. On Thursday, Noelle Velentzas, 28, and her former roommate, Asia Siddiqui, 31, were arrested in New York and accused of planning to build an explosive device for attacks in the United States, federal prosecutors said. In the past 18 months, the Justice Department's National Security Division has prosecuted or is prosecuting more than 30 cases of people attempting to travel abroad to join or provide support to terrorist groups. Of those cases, 18 allegedly involve support to ISIS. \"The terrorist threat is more decentralized, more diffuse, more complicated,\" Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told reporters Thursday. \"It involves the potential lone wolf actor, it involves the effective use of social media, the Internet.\""}], "metadata": {"id": "17412737648b2cad59669560765fcb5169fc8116", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The FBI cites social media messages sent by Keonna Thomas, 30 .\nShe's accused of trying to travel overseas to join ISIS .\nThomas is one of three women facing federal terror charges this week ."}}
{"prompt": "Doctors have been accused of letting a woman die after wrongly concluding she had terminal cancer. Medics told the family of Margaret Hesketh that there was little they could do for the 70-year-old because she was riddled with tumours, her children will claim at an inquest this week. The family claim she was then put on a discredited Liverpool Care Pathway-style treatment for the dying \u2013 having fluid and nutrition drips removed six days before she passed away. Medics told the family of Margaret Hesketh\u00a0there was little they could do for the 70-year-old because she was riddled with tumours . But they claim a post-mortem found no sign of cancer in the grandmother-of-six, and that she died of pneumonia while malnourished. Daughter Karen Masters, 45, said: \u2018I want a criminal investigation. I want somebody to tell me why a 70-year-old died in this way.\u2019 Mrs Hesketh went in to the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan on October 28 last year with an infected bed sore and suspected pneumonia. Her medical notes reported that the former factory worker was in \u2018poor general health\u2019: she was a smoker who suffered from lung disease and had a heart attack 12 years ago. Doctors ruled out surgery to remove pressure sores because they feared she would not survive the operation. About ten days after she was admitted a consultant summoned the family to tell them a scan had revealed cancer. A Macmillan nurse allegedly told the family Mrs Hesketh probably had less than three months to live. Mrs Hesketh went in to the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan, above, on October 28 last year with an infected bed sore and suspected pneumonia . On November 19, the family say they noticed that Mrs Hesketh\u2019s feeding tubes had been removed and asked for them to be put back. But, they claim, they were told it would cause unnecessary distress. She died six days later. Mrs Masters said: \u2018The doctors have destroyed us. We have had to sit there and watch her die, not knowing that she didn\u2019t actually have terminal cancer.\u2019 Hospitals were instructed to phase out the Liverpool Care Pathway in 2013 after a review uncovered \u2018heartbreaking\u2019 cases in which patients suffered days of dehydration before their deaths. The hospital said: \u2018Due to patient confidentiality, we are unable to give any more details but more information will emerge at the public inquest where a more balanced view of events will emerge. \u2018We can confirm that since July 2014, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust decided to disregard the Liverpool Care Pathway with regard to patients.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDoctors have been accused of letting a woman die after wrongly concluding she had terminal cancer. Medics told the family of Margaret Hesketh that there was little they could do for the 70-year-old because she was riddled with tumours, her children will claim at an inquest this week. The family claim she was then put on a discredited Liverpool Care Pathway-style treatment for the dying \u2013 having fluid and nutrition drips removed six days before she passed away. Medics told the family of Margaret Hesketh\u00a0there was little they could do for the 70-year-old because she was riddled with tumours . But they claim a post-mortem found no sign of cancer in the grandmother-of-six, and that she died of pneumonia while malnourished. Daughter Karen Masters, 45, said: \u2018I want a criminal investigation. I want somebody to tell me why a 70-year-old died in this way.\u2019 Mrs Hesketh went in to the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan on October 28 last year with an infected bed sore and suspected pneumonia. Her medical notes reported that the former factory worker was in \u2018poor general health\u2019: she was a smoker who suffered from lung disease and had a heart attack 12 years ago. Doctors ruled out surgery to remove pressure sores because they feared she would not survive the operation. About ten days after she was admitted a consultant summoned the family to tell them a scan had revealed cancer. A Macmillan nurse allegedly told the family Mrs Hesketh probably had less than three months to live. Mrs Hesketh went in to the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan, above, on October 28 last year with an infected bed sore and suspected pneumonia . On November 19, the family say they noticed that Mrs Hesketh\u2019s feeding tubes had been removed and asked for them to be put back. But, they claim, they were told it would cause unnecessary distress. She died six days later. Mrs Masters said: \u2018The doctors have destroyed us. We have had to sit there and watch her die, not knowing that she didn\u2019t actually have terminal cancer.\u2019 Hospitals were instructed to phase out the Liverpool Care Pathway in 2013 after a review uncovered \u2018heartbreaking\u2019 cases in which patients suffered days of dehydration before their deaths. The hospital said: \u2018Due to patient confidentiality, we are unable to give any more details but more information will emerge at the public inquest where a more balanced view of events will emerge. \u2018We can confirm that since July 2014, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust decided to disregard the Liverpool Care Pathway with regard to patients.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "f5ab37eb415d63d44ec4bc456cdbee8a8e188fed", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Medics told the family of Margaret Hesketh she was riddled with tumours .\nRelatives say she was then put on discredited treatment for the dying .\nHad fluid and nutrition drips removed six days before she passed away .\nFamily say post-mortem exam found no sign of cancer in the grandmother ."}}
{"prompt": "Flying gas stations that can refuel robotic military aircraft have come a step closer. The first ever mid-air refuelling of an unmanned aircraft was today successfully achieved by the Navy's X-47B drone. The Salty Dog 502 vehicle is one of two Unmanned Carrier Air Vehicle demonstrators (UCAS-D) on the X-47B program. Scroll down for video . The first mid-air refuelling of an unmanned aircraft was today successfully achieved by the Navy's X-47B drone. Earlier today, the aircraft plugged its in-flight refuelling (IFR) probe into the hose of an Omega Air KC-707 tanker off the coast of Maryland . Earlier today, it plugged its in-flight refuelling (IFR) probe into the hose of an Omega Air KC-707 tanker off the coast of Maryland. During the test, it trailed the Omega Air Refuelling 707 tanker from a mile off before using optical sensors and a video camera to monitor its approach to within 20 feet (six metres). Depending on the weather, the aerial refuelling demonstrations are due to last throughout the weekend. The drone is about the size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet, weighs in at 44,000 lb (20,000kg) and has a 62ft (20m) wingspan. Salty Dog 502 is one of two Unmanned Carrier Air Vehicle demonstrators (UCAS-D) on the X-47B program . The goal of each of the refuelling demonstrations is to transfer 3,000lbs of fuel in five minutes. But this is the final test of the historic X-47B, which will now be donated to museums despite, according to Foxtrot Alpha, only having 20 per cent of their flight hours used up. Refuelling in flight is the last hurdle for the Northrop Grumman-built jet, claims to Captain Beau Duarte, program manager of the Navy's Unmanned Carrier Aviation. With a wingspan of 130 feet, the Triton is wider than commercial airliners such as the Boeing 737 . An airliner-sized Navy surveillance drone made its first transcontinental flight in September, flying 11 hours across the US. The cross-country test was the first for the MQ-4C Triton, which will play a role in the Navy's planned Broad Area Maritime Surveillance program. The drone can provide blanket surveillance for the Navy as part of the branch's Broad Area Maritime Surveillance program. Triton uses 'radar, infrared sensors and advanced cameras to provide full-motion video and photographs' to Navy personnel. Northrop Grumman says the unmanned aircraft also has a capacity to fly up to 28 hours at a time and surveil 1million square miles in a single mission. With a wingspan of 130 feet, the Triton is wider than commercial airliners such as the Boeing 737. Mid-air refuelling is difficult enough for human pilots, but the ability for drones to do it could eman they only ever have to land for equipment updates. The Navy envisions the X-47B's successors, the UCLASS drones, as making 24-7 patrols around aircraft carriers. 'We will have met all of the program's mission objectives and will [take] those lessons learned, fold them into the UCLASS performance specification,' Duarte said. The X-47B drone is about the size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet, weighs in at 44,000 lb (20,000kg) and has a 62ft (20m) wingspan .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFlying gas stations that can refuel robotic military aircraft have come a step closer. The first ever mid-air refuelling of an unmanned aircraft was today successfully achieved by the Navy's X-47B drone. The Salty Dog 502 vehicle is one of two Unmanned Carrier Air Vehicle demonstrators (UCAS-D) on the X-47B program. Scroll down for video . The first mid-air refuelling of an unmanned aircraft was today successfully achieved by the Navy's X-47B drone. Earlier today, the aircraft plugged its in-flight refuelling (IFR) probe into the hose of an Omega Air KC-707 tanker off the coast of Maryland . Earlier today, it plugged its in-flight refuelling (IFR) probe into the hose of an Omega Air KC-707 tanker off the coast of Maryland. During the test, it trailed the Omega Air Refuelling 707 tanker from a mile off before using optical sensors and a video camera to monitor its approach to within 20 feet (six metres). Depending on the weather, the aerial refuelling demonstrations are due to last throughout the weekend. The drone is about the size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet, weighs in at 44,000 lb (20,000kg) and has a 62ft (20m) wingspan. Salty Dog 502 is one of two Unmanned Carrier Air Vehicle demonstrators (UCAS-D) on the X-47B program . The goal of each of the refuelling demonstrations is to transfer 3,000lbs of fuel in five minutes. But this is the final test of the historic X-47B, which will now be donated to museums despite, according to Foxtrot Alpha, only having 20 per cent of their flight hours used up. Refuelling in flight is the last hurdle for the Northrop Grumman-built jet, claims to Captain Beau Duarte, program manager of the Navy's Unmanned Carrier Aviation. With a wingspan of 130 feet, the Triton is wider than commercial airliners such as the Boeing 737 . An airliner-sized Navy surveillance drone made its first transcontinental flight in September, flying 11 hours across the US. The cross-country test was the first for the MQ-4C Triton, which will play a role in the Navy's planned Broad Area Maritime Surveillance program. The drone can provide blanket surveillance for the Navy as part of the branch's Broad Area Maritime Surveillance program. Triton uses 'radar, infrared sensors and advanced cameras to provide full-motion video and photographs' to Navy personnel. Northrop Grumman says the unmanned aircraft also has a capacity to fly up to 28 hours at a time and surveil 1million square miles in a single mission. With a wingspan of 130 feet, the Triton is wider than commercial airliners such as the Boeing 737. Mid-air refuelling is difficult enough for human pilots, but the ability for drones to do it could eman they only ever have to land for equipment updates. The Navy envisions the X-47B's successors, the UCLASS drones, as making 24-7 patrols around aircraft carriers. 'We will have met all of the program's mission objectives and will [take] those lessons learned, fold them into the UCLASS performance specification,' Duarte said. The X-47B drone is about the size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet, weighs in at 44,000 lb (20,000kg) and has a 62ft (20m) wingspan ."}], "metadata": {"id": "67dd8173a97d6b2a71d7655435ae6f78fcab7e2f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Salty Dog 502 trailed Omega Air Refuelling 707 tanker from a mile off .\nIt used optical sensors and a camera to monitor approach to 20 feet .\nIt then plugged its refuelling probe into hose of the Omega Air KC-707 .\nDrone is size of an F/A-18 Super Hornet and weighs 44,000lb (20,000kg)"}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)This is week three of an ongoing series: A Catholic Reads the Bible. Read week one and week two. When I started this project, my brother texted me, \"Wait until you get to Lot.\" By Sunday afternoon, I understood what he meant. I am horrified by the story of Lot in Genesis. Lot and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah was new to me. I actually hadn't put two and two together that Sodom is the origin of the word sodomy. (Feel free to call me dense as you read this). Lot is the central character in the grim story of Sodom and Gomorrah's demise in Chapter 19. You are introduced to the city by Abraham who tries to save the town. In the preceding chapter, Abraham asks God to agree that if he can find 10 good people in the town, God won't smite it. God agrees. Lot is visited by divine emissaries to investigate if there are indeed enough good people to save the town. The men of the town come to seek out the new visitors for \"intimacies.\" Ahem. Yeah. Hospitable bunch, huh? Those \"intimacies,\" we are meant to understand, account for Sodom's wickedness. And I guess meant that the town was doomed. (\"Intimacies\" is the term used in my 1991 edition of the New American Bible. The revised edition refers to \"sexual relations.\") To protect the emissaries from the mob, Lot offers up his virginal daughters. Which. Ugh. Anyway, it doesn't work. There apparently aren't enough good men to save Sodom, which leads to God destroying yet another population in Genesis. Oh, and while Lot's chosen family members flee the destruction, Lot's wife turns around and is turned to salt. She had been warned not to look back. After God destroys Sodom, Lot's daughters worry that there aren't any men left, so they get their father good and drunk and have sex with him. They need to have children to keep the human race going, the logic goes, I guess. After reading that section, I put my Bible down. I couldn't read anymore. Then I read it again. What was I reading? What are the morals, the meaning, I'm supposed to get from these ghastly stories? This is not the God that I have known for nearly 42 years. It's not the version of the God I pray to daily. I truly don't believe in a God that wipes out a town in general because of sexuality. Why are they wicked? I don't believe that my God that would go after one group -- any group. The God that I pray to doesn't punish the \"wicked\" like this. I can't comprehend this version of God. I can't believe in that kind of God. There were much easier things to write about this week in the pages that I read. But, I want to be truthful with you, my readers. The Lot story struck me -- hard. I wish that I had answers for you as to why this happened or how it was written many years ago. But I don't. It could be that it was a tale told to make sure that people only had sex to have children. Or it could be a morality tale for the times. The truth is: I don't really know. I just know that my faith doesn't include the idea of such a punitive God. I now fully understand how you could devote your life to reading and analyzing the Bible. And when I read this rough draft to my brother, he said to me, \"You have just hit the tip of the iceberg.\" So, I will continue reading.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)This is week three of an ongoing series: A Catholic Reads the Bible. Read week one and week two. When I started this project, my brother texted me, \"Wait until you get to Lot.\" By Sunday afternoon, I understood what he meant. I am horrified by the story of Lot in Genesis. Lot and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah was new to me. I actually hadn't put two and two together that Sodom is the origin of the word sodomy. (Feel free to call me dense as you read this). Lot is the central character in the grim story of Sodom and Gomorrah's demise in Chapter 19. You are introduced to the city by Abraham who tries to save the town. In the preceding chapter, Abraham asks God to agree that if he can find 10 good people in the town, God won't smite it. God agrees. Lot is visited by divine emissaries to investigate if there are indeed enough good people to save the town. The men of the town come to seek out the new visitors for \"intimacies.\" Ahem. Yeah. Hospitable bunch, huh? Those \"intimacies,\" we are meant to understand, account for Sodom's wickedness. And I guess meant that the town was doomed. (\"Intimacies\" is the term used in my 1991 edition of the New American Bible. The revised edition refers to \"sexual relations.\") To protect the emissaries from the mob, Lot offers up his virginal daughters. Which. Ugh. Anyway, it doesn't work. There apparently aren't enough good men to save Sodom, which leads to God destroying yet another population in Genesis. Oh, and while Lot's chosen family members flee the destruction, Lot's wife turns around and is turned to salt. She had been warned not to look back. After God destroys Sodom, Lot's daughters worry that there aren't any men left, so they get their father good and drunk and have sex with him. They need to have children to keep the human race going, the logic goes, I guess. After reading that section, I put my Bible down. I couldn't read anymore. Then I read it again. What was I reading? What are the morals, the meaning, I'm supposed to get from these ghastly stories? This is not the God that I have known for nearly 42 years. It's not the version of the God I pray to daily. I truly don't believe in a God that wipes out a town in general because of sexuality. Why are they wicked? I don't believe that my God that would go after one group -- any group. The God that I pray to doesn't punish the \"wicked\" like this. I can't comprehend this version of God. I can't believe in that kind of God. There were much easier things to write about this week in the pages that I read. But, I want to be truthful with you, my readers. The Lot story struck me -- hard. I wish that I had answers for you as to why this happened or how it was written many years ago. But I don't. It could be that it was a tale told to make sure that people only had sex to have children. Or it could be a morality tale for the times. The truth is: I don't really know. I just know that my faith doesn't include the idea of such a punitive God. I now fully understand how you could devote your life to reading and analyzing the Bible. And when I read this rough draft to my brother, he said to me, \"You have just hit the tip of the iceberg.\" So, I will continue reading."}], "metadata": {"id": "4e9a55363c8da6aca70c53379a093fe5e1fba5c3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "This is week three of an ongoing series: A Catholic Reads the Bible. Read week one and week two.\nThis week's reading is a Lot to take in. Literally."}}
{"prompt": "The last two weeks have showcased all that is best about Lewis Hamilton. He has driven supremely well, gaining the congratulations of the man he hopes to emulate as a triple world champion, Sir Jackie Stewart. But seeing the two men on the podium \u2013 one as the winner of the Bahrain Grand Prix, the other conducting the post-race interviews \u2013 was a reminder of what differentiates them as individuals as well as what binds them together as exceptional grand prix drivers. Hamilton could do considerably worse than learn a few things from and about Sir Jackie. Lewis Hamilton is interviewed by three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart after the Bahrain Grand Prix . Hamilton crosses the line in Bahrain ahead of Kimi Raikkonen to claim his third win from four races this term . Lewis probably will not want to hear it, judging by how he has previously dismissed Stewart\u2019s opinions, honestly given when sought as a pundit who speaks with all the authority of the most successful British Formula One driver in history. Hamilton said grouchily, that he was disappointed ex-drivers were not being more supportive, as if blind adoration was his birthright. Here are just a few reasons why Hamilton should listen to Sir Jackie. He drove in an era when a driver racing for five years had a two in three chance of dying. He changed that through tireless campaigning for safety measures to save not only drivers but spectators from preventable injuries. And then there is his charitable work for a children\u2019s club in the east end of London, for mechanics fallen on hard times, and dyslexia societies. There is also his considerable contribution to British industry over more than 40 years. A perfectionist, he will quietly remove a hair of your lapel as he speaks to you. He is not without ego, but conducts himself with decorum. The 30-year-old Briton celebrates his second straight win in Bahrain to extend his lead in the championship . Hamilton finished ahead of Raikkonen (centre) and Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the Gulf Kingdom . I wish Hamilton could show a little bit humility towards the past. That he could see that Formula One history did not start with Ayrton Senna. If he could start to appreciate some of the wider picture he might find himself more widely liked. He might not spray champagne into the face of a girl on the podium as he did in China last week \u2013 hardly a hanging offence but, given that she could not respond, an inconsiderate act and an ungallant one. He might not gracelessly sulk, as he did most memorably at Monaco last year to Stewart\u2019s stated chagrin, when he is beaten. He might not be as surly as he can be at press conferences. He might not turn up rudely late to engineering meetings. He might not shun advice freely given by greats of his sport who speak candidly and without malice. Bernie snaps up PR veteran . Bernie Ecclestone is hiring a public relations veteran to help promote Formula One, I can reveal. Norman Howell, a former journalist with the Sunday Times, is expected to return to the job he held a decade ago. Since then Howell\u2019s groaning CV includes spells as publisher of the satirical paddock newspaper Red Bulletin, director of communications at the FIA and, briefly, spokesman for the European division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The FIA under the ultra-shy Jean Todt gave the cultured Howell little freedom to work. It remains to be seen how Ecclestone, a one-man quotes machine, will deploy Howell. F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is pictured speaking to Nico Rosberg ahead of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix . Rajab charged with 'false' claims . The usual, tedious political narrative accompanied the Bahrain Grand Prix. A starring role is always given to Nabeel Rajab. He is blithely hailed in many sections of the media as a human rights campaigner. The complaint is that he has been wrongly arrested by the Bahraini authorities, who are suppressing freedom of speech. But it is worth recording that he has been charged with falsely (according to the government) accusing coalition forces in Yemen \u2013 including Bahrain \u2013 of promoting ethnic cleansing by targeting women, children and religious structures. He passed off these claims with photographs that were not from Yemen at all, but of dead children in Gaza and a dead baby in Syria, both from last year. I say this to show that neither side in this complex country \u2013 not least the feted Rajab, an unlawful activist, who is trying to overthrow the government \u2013 has a monopoly on morality.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe last two weeks have showcased all that is best about Lewis Hamilton. He has driven supremely well, gaining the congratulations of the man he hopes to emulate as a triple world champion, Sir Jackie Stewart. But seeing the two men on the podium \u2013 one as the winner of the Bahrain Grand Prix, the other conducting the post-race interviews \u2013 was a reminder of what differentiates them as individuals as well as what binds them together as exceptional grand prix drivers. Hamilton could do considerably worse than learn a few things from and about Sir Jackie. Lewis Hamilton is interviewed by three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart after the Bahrain Grand Prix . Hamilton crosses the line in Bahrain ahead of Kimi Raikkonen to claim his third win from four races this term . Lewis probably will not want to hear it, judging by how he has previously dismissed Stewart\u2019s opinions, honestly given when sought as a pundit who speaks with all the authority of the most successful British Formula One driver in history. Hamilton said grouchily, that he was disappointed ex-drivers were not being more supportive, as if blind adoration was his birthright. Here are just a few reasons why Hamilton should listen to Sir Jackie. He drove in an era when a driver racing for five years had a two in three chance of dying. He changed that through tireless campaigning for safety measures to save not only drivers but spectators from preventable injuries. And then there is his charitable work for a children\u2019s club in the east end of London, for mechanics fallen on hard times, and dyslexia societies. There is also his considerable contribution to British industry over more than 40 years. A perfectionist, he will quietly remove a hair of your lapel as he speaks to you. He is not without ego, but conducts himself with decorum. The 30-year-old Briton celebrates his second straight win in Bahrain to extend his lead in the championship . Hamilton finished ahead of Raikkonen (centre) and Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the Gulf Kingdom . I wish Hamilton could show a little bit humility towards the past. That he could see that Formula One history did not start with Ayrton Senna. If he could start to appreciate some of the wider picture he might find himself more widely liked. He might not spray champagne into the face of a girl on the podium as he did in China last week \u2013 hardly a hanging offence but, given that she could not respond, an inconsiderate act and an ungallant one. He might not gracelessly sulk, as he did most memorably at Monaco last year to Stewart\u2019s stated chagrin, when he is beaten. He might not be as surly as he can be at press conferences. He might not turn up rudely late to engineering meetings. He might not shun advice freely given by greats of his sport who speak candidly and without malice. Bernie snaps up PR veteran . Bernie Ecclestone is hiring a public relations veteran to help promote Formula One, I can reveal. Norman Howell, a former journalist with the Sunday Times, is expected to return to the job he held a decade ago. Since then Howell\u2019s groaning CV includes spells as publisher of the satirical paddock newspaper Red Bulletin, director of communications at the FIA and, briefly, spokesman for the European division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The FIA under the ultra-shy Jean Todt gave the cultured Howell little freedom to work. It remains to be seen how Ecclestone, a one-man quotes machine, will deploy Howell. F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is pictured speaking to Nico Rosberg ahead of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix . Rajab charged with 'false' claims . The usual, tedious political narrative accompanied the Bahrain Grand Prix. A starring role is always given to Nabeel Rajab. He is blithely hailed in many sections of the media as a human rights campaigner. The complaint is that he has been wrongly arrested by the Bahraini authorities, who are suppressing freedom of speech. But it is worth recording that he has been charged with falsely (according to the government) accusing coalition forces in Yemen \u2013 including Bahrain \u2013 of promoting ethnic cleansing by targeting women, children and religious structures. He passed off these claims with photographs that were not from Yemen at all, but of dead children in Gaza and a dead baby in Syria, both from last year. I say this to show that neither side in this complex country \u2013 not least the feted Rajab, an unlawful activist, who is trying to overthrow the government \u2013 has a monopoly on morality."}], "metadata": {"id": "ec1aea2929f08f05f043f703201260f806b7b9e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Lewis Hamilton roared to victory in Bahrain to extend his lead in title race .\nIt marked the world champion's third victory from four races this season .\nHe was\u00a0interviewed\u00a0on the podium by the legendary Sir Jackie Stewart .\nAnd Hamilton could do worse than learn a few things from the great Scot ."}}
{"prompt": "If you were placed in a room with a button and told not to press it, could you fight the temptation? A current Reddit thread is testing its users resolve to do just this by placing a clickable button next to a 60-second timer. When The Button is clicked, the timer resets and it is not yet known what happens when the clock reaches zero because no-one can resist clicking it. More than 730,285 Reddit users have pressed The Button (pictured) since the California firm launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. It is not yet known what happens when the timer reaches zero and users can only click The Button once . At the time of writing, more than 730,285 Reddit users have pressed The Button since Reddit launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. Only people who registered on the site before this date are eligible to click The Button, and when they do they are awarded a colour, known as a 'flair.' This colour represents the time period at which they clicked The Button, ranging from zero to 60 seconds. According to the Flair Guide, users get a purple flair when they press The Button between 52 and 60 seconds. Blue flairs are awarded between 42 and 51 seconds, green flairs are between 32 and 41 seconds, yellow flairs are awarded when The Button is pressed when the timer is between 22 and 31 seconds, and orange flairs are between 12 and 21 seconds. Only people who registered on the site before this date are eligible to click The Button (picutrred left with the timer pictured centre and right), and when they do they are awarded a colour, known as a 'flair.' \u00a0This colour represents the time period at which they clicked The Button, ranging from zero up to 60 seconds . Users get a purple flair when they press The Button between 52 and 60 seconds, blue flairs are awarded between 42 and 51 seconds, green flairs are between 32 and 41 seconds, yellow flairs are awarded between 22 and 31 seconds, orange flairs are between 12 and 21 seconds, and red is between zero and 11 seconds . The last colour is red and this is only awarded to those who can resist clicking The Button until the timer reads between zero and 11 seconds. However, thousands of users at any one time are watching The Button - 2,665 at the time of writing - and if any of them click The Button, the timer resets. Users who registered before 1 April but have not yet pressed The Button will have a grey dot beneath their username. This guide shows what the colour-coded dots, known as 'flairs', correspond to on a person's account.\u00a0The numbered flair is rounded up from the time the user pressed The Button. For example, if they pressed it at 45.01 seconds, they will received a 46 second flair . Reddit launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. If you created your Reddit account before 1 April 2015, you have one chance to press The Button. If you press it, the timer resets to 60 seconds. You can't see The Button on mobile Reddit apps. To press The Button, you must unlock it by clicking the lock hovering over the button. Once the lock is clicked it will expose The Button. You do not receive flair unless you post a comment or thread, or press The Button. If you comment or post a thread without pressing The Button, you will get a grey flair which says 'non-presser' when you hover over the colour. If you press The Button, nothing happens other than receiving a coloured flair with a number. The number and coloured flair you receive depends on how many seconds were left on the timer at the moment you pressed The Button. The numbered flair you receive is rounded up from the number you pressed The Button at. For example, if you pressed The Button at 45.01 seconds, you will get a 46 second flair. Source: anthonyd3ca/Reddit . Users who registered after this date will have a light grey dot and cannot take part. And a tally of how many flairs have been awarded, and in which colour, is shown on the right-hand side of the thread. The current lowest number anyone has pressed at, so far, is 27 seconds. The first user to get a blue flair was efnex123, the first 'green' user was Sofa_King_Chubby and PopPopandAway achieved the first yellow flair. Users are also tweeting their views about The Button. One wrote: 'I am becoming obsessed with The Button,' while another said: 'This \"button\" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts. I don't know if I should press or not' And a third expressed his frustration by tweeting: 'STOP PUSHING THE BUTTON REDDIT. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NO ONE PUSHES THE BUTTON' (pictured) Users are tweeting their views about The Button. One user wrote: I am becoming obsessed with The Button. Haven't pressed it yet,' while another said 'This \"button\" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts. I don't know if I should press or not.' And a third expressed his frustration by tweeting: 'STOP PUSHING THE BUTTON REDDIT. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NO ONE PUSHES THE BUTTON.' It is not known how long The Button thread will remain live. Last month Reddit had 168,519,576 unique visitors and more than\u00a03,632,750 logged into the site yesterday suggesting there are still a large number of users left to click The Button.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIf you were placed in a room with a button and told not to press it, could you fight the temptation? A current Reddit thread is testing its users resolve to do just this by placing a clickable button next to a 60-second timer. When The Button is clicked, the timer resets and it is not yet known what happens when the clock reaches zero because no-one can resist clicking it. More than 730,285 Reddit users have pressed The Button (pictured) since the California firm launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. It is not yet known what happens when the timer reaches zero and users can only click The Button once . At the time of writing, more than 730,285 Reddit users have pressed The Button since Reddit launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. Only people who registered on the site before this date are eligible to click The Button, and when they do they are awarded a colour, known as a 'flair.' This colour represents the time period at which they clicked The Button, ranging from zero to 60 seconds. According to the Flair Guide, users get a purple flair when they press The Button between 52 and 60 seconds. Blue flairs are awarded between 42 and 51 seconds, green flairs are between 32 and 41 seconds, yellow flairs are awarded when The Button is pressed when the timer is between 22 and 31 seconds, and orange flairs are between 12 and 21 seconds. Only people who registered on the site before this date are eligible to click The Button (picutrred left with the timer pictured centre and right), and when they do they are awarded a colour, known as a 'flair.' \u00a0This colour represents the time period at which they clicked The Button, ranging from zero up to 60 seconds . Users get a purple flair when they press The Button between 52 and 60 seconds, blue flairs are awarded between 42 and 51 seconds, green flairs are between 32 and 41 seconds, yellow flairs are awarded between 22 and 31 seconds, orange flairs are between 12 and 21 seconds, and red is between zero and 11 seconds . The last colour is red and this is only awarded to those who can resist clicking The Button until the timer reads between zero and 11 seconds. However, thousands of users at any one time are watching The Button - 2,665 at the time of writing - and if any of them click The Button, the timer resets. Users who registered before 1 April but have not yet pressed The Button will have a grey dot beneath their username. This guide shows what the colour-coded dots, known as 'flairs', correspond to on a person's account.\u00a0The numbered flair is rounded up from the time the user pressed The Button. For example, if they pressed it at 45.01 seconds, they will received a 46 second flair . Reddit launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. If you created your Reddit account before 1 April 2015, you have one chance to press The Button. If you press it, the timer resets to 60 seconds. You can't see The Button on mobile Reddit apps. To press The Button, you must unlock it by clicking the lock hovering over the button. Once the lock is clicked it will expose The Button. You do not receive flair unless you post a comment or thread, or press The Button. If you comment or post a thread without pressing The Button, you will get a grey flair which says 'non-presser' when you hover over the colour. If you press The Button, nothing happens other than receiving a coloured flair with a number. The number and coloured flair you receive depends on how many seconds were left on the timer at the moment you pressed The Button. The numbered flair you receive is rounded up from the number you pressed The Button at. For example, if you pressed The Button at 45.01 seconds, you will get a 46 second flair. Source: anthonyd3ca/Reddit . Users who registered after this date will have a light grey dot and cannot take part. And a tally of how many flairs have been awarded, and in which colour, is shown on the right-hand side of the thread. The current lowest number anyone has pressed at, so far, is 27 seconds. The first user to get a blue flair was efnex123, the first 'green' user was Sofa_King_Chubby and PopPopandAway achieved the first yellow flair. Users are also tweeting their views about The Button. One wrote: 'I am becoming obsessed with The Button,' while another said: 'This \"button\" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts. I don't know if I should press or not' And a third expressed his frustration by tweeting: 'STOP PUSHING THE BUTTON REDDIT. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NO ONE PUSHES THE BUTTON' (pictured) Users are tweeting their views about The Button. One user wrote: I am becoming obsessed with The Button. Haven't pressed it yet,' while another said 'This \"button\" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts. I don't know if I should press or not.' And a third expressed his frustration by tweeting: 'STOP PUSHING THE BUTTON REDDIT. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NO ONE PUSHES THE BUTTON.' It is not known how long The Button thread will remain live. Last month Reddit had 168,519,576 unique visitors and more than\u00a03,632,750 logged into the site yesterday suggesting there are still a large number of users left to click The Button."}], "metadata": {"id": "a9ab8acdf3955912279976457b004572527a9d53", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Reddit launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day .\nIt is\u00a0accompanied\u00a0by a timer that counts down from 60 seconds .\nWhen The Button is clicked, the timer resets and the person who pressed it is given a colour that signifies how long they left it before pressing .\nIt is not known what will happen if the timer drops to zero ."}}
{"prompt": "From the moment I set foot on my terrace overlooking the scenic Douro river to the divine meal I ate at its Michelin-starred restaurant, The Yeatman played a wonderful trick on me. The five-star hotel in Porto celebrates all things wine - Port wine, in particular - and has the feel of a place steeped in decades-old tradition, with a prime location, classic design and unblemished attention to detail. But, to my surprise, The Yeatman has been open for just five years - a fraction of the age of some of the pricier bottles in its wine cellar. In those five years it has been hitting all the right notes, developing a reputation as a haven for wine lovers and one of Portugal\u2019s best luxury hotels. The Bacchus suite at The Yeatman boasts a high-vaulted wooden ceiling, copper Jacuzzi, fireplace and a rotating bed . Portugal's first wine hotel is built into a hill, providing sweeping views of Porto and the Douro river from the indoor pool and guest rooms . When guests arrive at The Yeatman they set foot in a stunning lobby with a statue of\u00a0Bacchus, the Roman god of wine . For guests like myself, who know little about wine but will never allow it to go to waste, it presents an opportunity to learn and develop an appreciation for the picturesque Douro region\u2019s nectar. Even though the hotel is dedicated to wine, it\u2019s not just for enthusiasts. Regardless of their knowledge or palate, guests can take advantage of two other things that The Yeatman specialises in: relaxation and imaginative food. When I arrived on a Friday night I stepped into the immaculate lobby - accentuated with a statue of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine - to the sound of an acoustic guitar drifting from Dick\u2019s Bar, the in-house bar where couples canoodle on couches and bartenders mix Port wine cocktails. With more than 80 wines by the glass it is the only bar in Porto to remain open 24 hours a day. Public spaces inside the five-star hotel, including the lobby and Dick's Bar, offer a breathtaking view of Portugal's second-largest city . The Yeatman is located in\u00a0Vila Nova de Gaia; it is separated from Porto by the Douro river, which spills into the Atlantic Ocean . The Yeatman's large decanter-shaped infinity pool is heated and surrounded by a terrace with plenty of space to lounge in the sun . From the statue of Bacchus, guests\u2019 attention usually moves to the large glass doors and windows that offer sweeping views of the river and the Luis I Bridge, which links Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. Guests are afforded the same luxury when they enter their room and set foot on the private terrace, which has impressive views across the river of Portugal\u2019s second-largest city. The Yeatman, Portugal\u2019s first luxury wine hotel, is built into a hill in Vila Nova de Gaia, with all of its 82 rooms facing the river and almost every one themed after a Portuguese winery. Guest rooms at The Yeatman face the river, and almost all of them are themed after a Portuguese winery (pictured: superior room) Each guest room is decorated in an understated, classic style, with a private terrace where guests can relax outdoors . No visit to Porto in northern Portugal is complete without a sampling of its most famous export - Port wine. Guests at The Yeatman are just a short walk from Taylor\u2019s wine lodges and cellars, where its Port wine ages in thousands of barrels. Owned by Taylor, Fladgate & Yeatman, which owns the hotel, the compound offers informative tours and tastings, with visitors learning about the history of the sweet wine and the House of Taylor\u2019s, which is in its fourth century. After the tour guests are offered three Port wines - chip dry (extra dry white), late bottled vintage and 10-year-old tawny - and they can pay extra to sample premium Port wines. My tour included a stop inside one of the cellars, which houses nearly 2,000 barrels containing Port wine as old as 1880 and a giant barrel capable of holding 100,000 litres. Located next door to The Yeatman, Taylor's Port wine cellars offers affordable informational tours and tastings for visitors . My superior room, themed after the Quinta do Passadouro winery, was decorated with its labelled bottles, photos of its vineyard and regional artefacts, plus vintage-like furniture and lime green curtains, giving it a luxurious but laid-back feel. Like the rooms, each floor has a theme. Floor one, where the outdoor pool is located, is decorated with framed maps of Portugal, while other floors focus on local history or Portuguese discoveries. Wine is front and centre at this polished hotel, owned by centuries-old Port wine producer Taylor, Fladgate & Yeatman, but one could argue that the real star of the show is the Gastronomic Restaurant. The restaurant at The Yeatman is the only one in Porto to carry a Michelin star, offering exceptional service and creative dishes . Tasting menus include dishes such as\u00a0crispy suckling pig belly (pictured), and codfish with corn bread crumble and chickpea puree . It is the only restaurant in Porto to carry a Michelin star, and during my visit I was treated to a two-hour culinary masterclass with exceptional service and creative dishes from start to finish. The tasting menu included a langoustine broth with crunchy langoustine and Champagne sauce, roasted codfish with corn bread crumble and chickpea puree, crispy suckling pig belly with cardinal prawn slices and herb sprouts, and a chocolate cafe with toffee and caramel ice cream - all paired with Portuguese wines. Best enjoyed before indulging, guests can spoil themselves at the Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa, which offers a number of treatments that stick with the hotel\u2019s wine theme. Guests can spoil themselves at the Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa, which offers a number of treatments that stick with the wine theme . Spa visits include access to a Roman bath (pictured), sauna and The Yeatman\u2019s indoor panoramic infinity pool . Spectacular views are enjoyed from the spa\u2019s private barrel bath rooms, where guests relax in bubbling water enriched with a grape extract . I was treated to the spa\u2019s signature massage - the Caudalie relaxing massage, with grape extract oils - after spending some time in the relaxation room, which offers another impressive vantage point of the hustle and bustle across the river. TAP Portugal (www.flytap.com, 0345 601 0932) flies from London Gatwick to Porto 14 times a week, with return fares starting at \u00a3120 including all taxes and surcharges. Porto Airport is just a 20-minute drive from The Yeatman. Spectacular views can also be enjoyed from the spa\u2019s private barrel bath rooms, where guests relax in bubbling water enriched with a conditioning grape extract. The spa has two levels connected by a spiral staircase set within a giant port wine barrel, and guests also have access to a Roman bath, sauna and The Yeatman\u2019s indoor panoramic infinity pool. From the spa to the restaurant and everywhere in between, everything at The Yeatman comes back to wine, with the hotel acting as an ambassador. One of the features that should delight anyone with an appreciation for it is a \u2018working cellar\u2019 on the lower level . Open two hours every day, guests can head down with a sommelier to pick out a wine - from Portugal or another wine-producing nation - to pair with their dinner. After my two-night stay at The Yeatman I still consider myself a novice when it comes to the finer points of wine, but I left feeling confident that there will be fewer surprises the next time I pick up a bottle at the supermarket. The Yeatman . Rua do Choupelo (Santa Marinha) Vila Nova de Gaia . Porto 4400-088 . Portugal . +351 220 133 100 . www.the-yeatman-hotel.com . Rooms starting from \u20ac175 in low season and \u20ac250 in high season. The Yeatman is offering a summer programme from May 1 to October 31, requiring a minimum two nights\u2019 stay in a superior room or suite. On a per-night basis prices start from \u20ac310 for double occupancy in a superior room or \u20ac495 in a suite, with guests receiving 20 per cent off the price of treatments at the Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa, a luxurious buffet breakfast served in The Orangerie Room, car parking, and late check-out. Children stay for free, and the programme includes access to the well-being area, indoor and outdoor pools, and gymnasium. Visit Taylor\u2019s website for information on Port wine cellar tours and tastings.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFrom the moment I set foot on my terrace overlooking the scenic Douro river to the divine meal I ate at its Michelin-starred restaurant, The Yeatman played a wonderful trick on me. The five-star hotel in Porto celebrates all things wine - Port wine, in particular - and has the feel of a place steeped in decades-old tradition, with a prime location, classic design and unblemished attention to detail. But, to my surprise, The Yeatman has been open for just five years - a fraction of the age of some of the pricier bottles in its wine cellar. In those five years it has been hitting all the right notes, developing a reputation as a haven for wine lovers and one of Portugal\u2019s best luxury hotels. The Bacchus suite at The Yeatman boasts a high-vaulted wooden ceiling, copper Jacuzzi, fireplace and a rotating bed . Portugal's first wine hotel is built into a hill, providing sweeping views of Porto and the Douro river from the indoor pool and guest rooms . When guests arrive at The Yeatman they set foot in a stunning lobby with a statue of\u00a0Bacchus, the Roman god of wine . For guests like myself, who know little about wine but will never allow it to go to waste, it presents an opportunity to learn and develop an appreciation for the picturesque Douro region\u2019s nectar. Even though the hotel is dedicated to wine, it\u2019s not just for enthusiasts. Regardless of their knowledge or palate, guests can take advantage of two other things that The Yeatman specialises in: relaxation and imaginative food. When I arrived on a Friday night I stepped into the immaculate lobby - accentuated with a statue of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine - to the sound of an acoustic guitar drifting from Dick\u2019s Bar, the in-house bar where couples canoodle on couches and bartenders mix Port wine cocktails. With more than 80 wines by the glass it is the only bar in Porto to remain open 24 hours a day. Public spaces inside the five-star hotel, including the lobby and Dick's Bar, offer a breathtaking view of Portugal's second-largest city . The Yeatman is located in\u00a0Vila Nova de Gaia; it is separated from Porto by the Douro river, which spills into the Atlantic Ocean . The Yeatman's large decanter-shaped infinity pool is heated and surrounded by a terrace with plenty of space to lounge in the sun . From the statue of Bacchus, guests\u2019 attention usually moves to the large glass doors and windows that offer sweeping views of the river and the Luis I Bridge, which links Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. Guests are afforded the same luxury when they enter their room and set foot on the private terrace, which has impressive views across the river of Portugal\u2019s second-largest city. The Yeatman, Portugal\u2019s first luxury wine hotel, is built into a hill in Vila Nova de Gaia, with all of its 82 rooms facing the river and almost every one themed after a Portuguese winery. Guest rooms at The Yeatman face the river, and almost all of them are themed after a Portuguese winery (pictured: superior room) Each guest room is decorated in an understated, classic style, with a private terrace where guests can relax outdoors . No visit to Porto in northern Portugal is complete without a sampling of its most famous export - Port wine. Guests at The Yeatman are just a short walk from Taylor\u2019s wine lodges and cellars, where its Port wine ages in thousands of barrels. Owned by Taylor, Fladgate & Yeatman, which owns the hotel, the compound offers informative tours and tastings, with visitors learning about the history of the sweet wine and the House of Taylor\u2019s, which is in its fourth century. After the tour guests are offered three Port wines - chip dry (extra dry white), late bottled vintage and 10-year-old tawny - and they can pay extra to sample premium Port wines. My tour included a stop inside one of the cellars, which houses nearly 2,000 barrels containing Port wine as old as 1880 and a giant barrel capable of holding 100,000 litres. Located next door to The Yeatman, Taylor's Port wine cellars offers affordable informational tours and tastings for visitors . My superior room, themed after the Quinta do Passadouro winery, was decorated with its labelled bottles, photos of its vineyard and regional artefacts, plus vintage-like furniture and lime green curtains, giving it a luxurious but laid-back feel. Like the rooms, each floor has a theme. Floor one, where the outdoor pool is located, is decorated with framed maps of Portugal, while other floors focus on local history or Portuguese discoveries. Wine is front and centre at this polished hotel, owned by centuries-old Port wine producer Taylor, Fladgate & Yeatman, but one could argue that the real star of the show is the Gastronomic Restaurant. The restaurant at The Yeatman is the only one in Porto to carry a Michelin star, offering exceptional service and creative dishes . Tasting menus include dishes such as\u00a0crispy suckling pig belly (pictured), and codfish with corn bread crumble and chickpea puree . It is the only restaurant in Porto to carry a Michelin star, and during my visit I was treated to a two-hour culinary masterclass with exceptional service and creative dishes from start to finish. The tasting menu included a langoustine broth with crunchy langoustine and Champagne sauce, roasted codfish with corn bread crumble and chickpea puree, crispy suckling pig belly with cardinal prawn slices and herb sprouts, and a chocolate cafe with toffee and caramel ice cream - all paired with Portuguese wines. Best enjoyed before indulging, guests can spoil themselves at the Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa, which offers a number of treatments that stick with the hotel\u2019s wine theme. Guests can spoil themselves at the Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa, which offers a number of treatments that stick with the wine theme . Spa visits include access to a Roman bath (pictured), sauna and The Yeatman\u2019s indoor panoramic infinity pool . Spectacular views are enjoyed from the spa\u2019s private barrel bath rooms, where guests relax in bubbling water enriched with a grape extract . I was treated to the spa\u2019s signature massage - the Caudalie relaxing massage, with grape extract oils - after spending some time in the relaxation room, which offers another impressive vantage point of the hustle and bustle across the river. TAP Portugal (www.flytap.com, 0345 601 0932) flies from London Gatwick to Porto 14 times a week, with return fares starting at \u00a3120 including all taxes and surcharges. Porto Airport is just a 20-minute drive from The Yeatman. Spectacular views can also be enjoyed from the spa\u2019s private barrel bath rooms, where guests relax in bubbling water enriched with a conditioning grape extract. The spa has two levels connected by a spiral staircase set within a giant port wine barrel, and guests also have access to a Roman bath, sauna and The Yeatman\u2019s indoor panoramic infinity pool. From the spa to the restaurant and everywhere in between, everything at The Yeatman comes back to wine, with the hotel acting as an ambassador. One of the features that should delight anyone with an appreciation for it is a \u2018working cellar\u2019 on the lower level . Open two hours every day, guests can head down with a sommelier to pick out a wine - from Portugal or another wine-producing nation - to pair with their dinner. After my two-night stay at The Yeatman I still consider myself a novice when it comes to the finer points of wine, but I left feeling confident that there will be fewer surprises the next time I pick up a bottle at the supermarket. The Yeatman . Rua do Choupelo (Santa Marinha) Vila Nova de Gaia . Porto 4400-088 . Portugal . +351 220 133 100 . www.the-yeatman-hotel.com . Rooms starting from \u20ac175 in low season and \u20ac250 in high season. The Yeatman is offering a summer programme from May 1 to October 31, requiring a minimum two nights\u2019 stay in a superior room or suite. On a per-night basis prices start from \u20ac310 for double occupancy in a superior room or \u20ac495 in a suite, with guests receiving 20 per cent off the price of treatments at the Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa, a luxurious buffet breakfast served in The Orangerie Room, car parking, and late check-out. Children stay for free, and the programme includes access to the well-being area, indoor and outdoor pools, and gymnasium. Visit Taylor\u2019s website for information on Port wine cellar tours and tastings."}], "metadata": {"id": "5808ba04af372b69d4b21c40da4a499ad625a78b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "The Yeatman has been open for just five years, but has the feel of a place steeped in decades-old tradition .\nThere is a wine theme throughout the five-star hotel, with guests enjoying amazing views of the Douro river .\nThe hotel is built into a hill in Vila Nova de Gaia, with almost every room themed after a Portuguese winery ."}}
{"prompt": "Serie A club Parma have been deducted four points for breaching financial regulations. The sanction adds to the three they were penalised earlier in the season, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) said on Thursday. Parma's players celebrate beating Juventus at the weekend but the club are rooted to the bottom of Serie A . The decision means that Parma, who despite being last in Serie A beat leaders Juventus 1-0 on Saturday, have been left with 12 points from 30 games. The club were declared bankrupt last month and have not paid their players all season.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSerie A club Parma have been deducted four points for breaching financial regulations. The sanction adds to the three they were penalised earlier in the season, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) said on Thursday. Parma's players celebrate beating Juventus at the weekend but the club are rooted to the bottom of Serie A . The decision means that Parma, who despite being last in Serie A beat leaders Juventus 1-0 on Saturday, have been left with 12 points from 30 games. The club were declared bankrupt last month and have not paid their players all season."}], "metadata": {"id": "8186c902639c1c4cc202efce741a6a20c30ba504", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Parma declared bankrupt last month and haven't paid players all season .\nThey were deducted three points earlier in the Serie A season .\nThe four-point sanction leaves them with 12 points from 30 games ."}}
{"prompt": "Dallas nurse Nina Pham contracted Ebola while caring for Thomas Eric Duncan, the first U.S. patient to die from the deadly disease . A hospital operator has denied allegations of poor training and improper preparation in seeking dismissal of a lawsuit by a nurse who contracted Ebola while caring for the first U.S. patient to die from the deadly disease. Texas Health Resources filed a response on Friday to the March 2 lawsuit by nurse Nina Pham, The Dallas Morning News reported Saturday. Pham, who remains employed at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas but has not returned to work, seeks unspecified damages in her lawsuit. A man visiting Dallas from Liberia, Thomas Eric Duncan, died October 8 at the hospital. Pham and another nurse caring for Duncan contracted Ebola but survived. Texas Health Resources spokesman Wendell Watson said in a statement Friday that the company and the hospital acted responsibly to protect their employees, basing their responses on the most up-to-date federal guidelines and with leading experts at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. The hospital also respected Pham's privacy and acted only with her consent, the statement said. A doctor on October 16 videotaped Pham, who was in a hospital bed, in images later made public. 'Nina Pham has gone through the unprecedented challenge of being the first nurse to whom the Ebola virus was transmitted while caring for a patient with Ebola in the U.S.,' the statement said. A doctor video taped Nina Pham while she was in her hospital bed on October 16 and images (pictured) were later made public. The hospital says it respected Pham's privacy and only acted with her consent . 'Our care and compassion for Nina is paramount, and we will continue to show her the utmost courtesy, dignity and respect as a member of the Texas Health family,' the statement continued. Since Pham contracted the disease while working for the hospital as an intensive care nurse, her remedy should be a worker's compensation claim, not in civil court, the hospital's response said. 'I am disappointed but not surprised about the answer THR filed,' said Pham's attorney, Charla Aldous. 'My hope was that they would come clean and be honest about what happened so that the health care community can learn from the mistakes made,' Aldous added.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDallas nurse Nina Pham contracted Ebola while caring for Thomas Eric Duncan, the first U.S. patient to die from the deadly disease . A hospital operator has denied allegations of poor training and improper preparation in seeking dismissal of a lawsuit by a nurse who contracted Ebola while caring for the first U.S. patient to die from the deadly disease. Texas Health Resources filed a response on Friday to the March 2 lawsuit by nurse Nina Pham, The Dallas Morning News reported Saturday. Pham, who remains employed at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas but has not returned to work, seeks unspecified damages in her lawsuit. A man visiting Dallas from Liberia, Thomas Eric Duncan, died October 8 at the hospital. Pham and another nurse caring for Duncan contracted Ebola but survived. Texas Health Resources spokesman Wendell Watson said in a statement Friday that the company and the hospital acted responsibly to protect their employees, basing their responses on the most up-to-date federal guidelines and with leading experts at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. The hospital also respected Pham's privacy and acted only with her consent, the statement said. A doctor on October 16 videotaped Pham, who was in a hospital bed, in images later made public. 'Nina Pham has gone through the unprecedented challenge of being the first nurse to whom the Ebola virus was transmitted while caring for a patient with Ebola in the U.S.,' the statement said. A doctor video taped Nina Pham while she was in her hospital bed on October 16 and images (pictured) were later made public. The hospital says it respected Pham's privacy and only acted with her consent . 'Our care and compassion for Nina is paramount, and we will continue to show her the utmost courtesy, dignity and respect as a member of the Texas Health family,' the statement continued. Since Pham contracted the disease while working for the hospital as an intensive care nurse, her remedy should be a worker's compensation claim, not in civil court, the hospital's response said. 'I am disappointed but not surprised about the answer THR filed,' said Pham's attorney, Charla Aldous. 'My hope was that they would come clean and be honest about what happened so that the health care community can learn from the mistakes made,' Aldous added."}], "metadata": {"id": "bd4aaa4209196fa99af6f98d9a593423e3c4623e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Texas Health Resources filed response to Nina Pham's March lawsuit Friday .\nStatement says hospital acted responsibly to protect employees .\nHospital\u00a0says it respected Pham's privacy and only acted with her consent .\nBecause Pham contracted Ebola while working for the hospital, remedy should be worker's compensation claim, not civil court, hospital said ."}}
{"prompt": "The PFA Premier League Team of the Year was unveiled on Sunday night at a glitzy ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. The side, which is voted for by players from across the 20 clubs in England\u2019s top flight, featured six Chelsea players, with Eden Hazard, winner of the individual prize, making the side for the third straight season. But did the professionals get it right? Not according to the EA Sports\u2019 Performance Index anyway. Sergio Aguero nets his 21st strike of the season against Aston Villa. He has scored one more than Harry Kane . Cesc Fabregas, in action against his former club Arsenal on Sunday, and Aguero are in the EA Sports Team . Eden Hazard poses with his individual gong at Sunday's night's PFA Player of the Year awards in London . The system, which measures a player's contribution to the success of his team, sees Manchester City\u2019s Sergio Aguero, scorer of 21 goals this term, replace  Diego Costa up front. Aguero is one of five changes from the PFA Team of the Year.\u00a0The EA Sports\u2019 side sees two fewer Chelsea players in the line-up with Gary Cahill and Nemanja Matic failing to make the team. Instead Everton defender Phil Jagielka, who has missed just one Premier League game, and Santi Cazorla, one of Arsenal's standout players, are given the nod. The EA Sports Team of the Year (left) and the PFA Team of the Year award, which was announced on Sunday . Cesc Fabregas, a surprise omission from the PFA Player of the Team is included in the EA Sports XI. The Spaniard, who returned to Arsenal for the first time since leaving the Emirates Stadium to join Barcelona in the summer of 2011, has provided assists for 17 goals for Chelsea following his \u00a330million arrival from the Nou Camp - the most of any player in the division. Aaron Cresswell beats Ryan Bertrand to fill the left-back slot after impressing for West Ham. Along with David de Gea, the 25-year-old Hammers defender is the only man to have played every minute of the campaign. John Terry, named in both  line-ups, has started each of Chelsea\u2019s 33 matches, but hasn\u2019t completed every one. The EA Sports PPI is the official player rating index of the  Premier League. It measures a player's contribution to the success of his team. The intention is to remove any opinion bias and only work with proven statistical measurements which become more accurate as the season progresses.\u00a0So, what are the six indices? 1.\u00a0Winning performance . 2. Player's performance per match . 3. Appearances . 4. Goals scored . 5. Assists . 6. Clean sheet .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe PFA Premier League Team of the Year was unveiled on Sunday night at a glitzy ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. The side, which is voted for by players from across the 20 clubs in England\u2019s top flight, featured six Chelsea players, with Eden Hazard, winner of the individual prize, making the side for the third straight season. But did the professionals get it right? Not according to the EA Sports\u2019 Performance Index anyway. Sergio Aguero nets his 21st strike of the season against Aston Villa. He has scored one more than Harry Kane . Cesc Fabregas, in action against his former club Arsenal on Sunday, and Aguero are in the EA Sports Team . Eden Hazard poses with his individual gong at Sunday's night's PFA Player of the Year awards in London . The system, which measures a player's contribution to the success of his team, sees Manchester City\u2019s Sergio Aguero, scorer of 21 goals this term, replace  Diego Costa up front. Aguero is one of five changes from the PFA Team of the Year.\u00a0The EA Sports\u2019 side sees two fewer Chelsea players in the line-up with Gary Cahill and Nemanja Matic failing to make the team. Instead Everton defender Phil Jagielka, who has missed just one Premier League game, and Santi Cazorla, one of Arsenal's standout players, are given the nod. The EA Sports Team of the Year (left) and the PFA Team of the Year award, which was announced on Sunday . Cesc Fabregas, a surprise omission from the PFA Player of the Team is included in the EA Sports XI. The Spaniard, who returned to Arsenal for the first time since leaving the Emirates Stadium to join Barcelona in the summer of 2011, has provided assists for 17 goals for Chelsea following his \u00a330million arrival from the Nou Camp - the most of any player in the division. Aaron Cresswell beats Ryan Bertrand to fill the left-back slot after impressing for West Ham. Along with David de Gea, the 25-year-old Hammers defender is the only man to have played every minute of the campaign. John Terry, named in both  line-ups, has started each of Chelsea\u2019s 33 matches, but hasn\u2019t completed every one. The EA Sports PPI is the official player rating index of the  Premier League. It measures a player's contribution to the success of his team. The intention is to remove any opinion bias and only work with proven statistical measurements which become more accurate as the season progresses.\u00a0So, what are the six indices? 1.\u00a0Winning performance . 2. Player's performance per match . 3. Appearances . 4. Goals scored . 5. Assists . 6. Clean sheet ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ed6ab6a8d875206c9c8cf2147347cb7db3015dd3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "The PFA Premier League Team of the Year was unveiled on Sunday night .\nIt included six Chelsea players including captain John Terry .\nMan United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and Southampton\u00a0represented .\nThe EA Sports team sees Diego Costa and Nemanja Matic miss OUT .\nBut Blues midfielder Cesc Fabregas is included .\nSergio Aguero, Santi Cazorla, Aaron Cresswell and Phil Jagielka also in .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Premier League news ."}}
{"prompt": "His turn as Doctor Who was among the shortest incarnations of the Time Lord in the programme\u2019s 52-year-history. But Christopher Eccleston has now suggested he quit the show after falling out with bosses over his decision to play the character with a strong northern accent. The 51-year-old actor, who grew up in Manchester, played the Doctor for just 13 episodes during the first series of the show\u2019s revival in 2005. Scroll down for video . Too northern?\u00a0Christopher Eccleston (pictured with Billie Piper on Doctor Who) has suggested he quit the show after falling out with show bosses over his decision to play the character with a strong northern accent . He proved a huge hit with fans, but only stayed for one run after falling out with then show boss Russell T Davies. Asked about his controversial departure from the programme, he told Radio Times: \u2018I wanted to move him away from RP [received pronunciation] for the first time because we shouldn\u2019t make a correlation between intellect and accent, although that still needs addressing. \u2018I hope I\u2019ll be remembered as one of the Doctors. I have no ill feeling towards the character or the series.\u2019 He has previously hinted about a row with the show\u2019s bosses, saying of his tenure in the role: \u2018I didn\u2019t agree with the way things were being run, or like the culture that grew up around the series.\u2019 A total of twelve actors have played the Time Lord since the show first began in 1963. They include William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee, and more recently the likes of Paul McGann and Matt Smith. The 51-year-old actor played the Doctor for just 13 episodes in 2005 . The most recent incarnation is played by Scottish actor Peter Capaldi. The first Doctor Who episode was broadcast in November 1963 and the programme now attracts audiences of up to 16 million. The series has been sold to over 200 countries. The third son of working-class parents, Eccleston was brought up in Salford before going on to star in BBC drama series Our Friends in the North in 1996. He has also delivered a withering verdict on privileged actors such as Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch, claiming an increase in privately-educated stars is leading to \u2018a milky, anodyne culture\u2019. He added: \u2018I still feel insecure, like a lot of my working-class contemporaries. I had a sense acting wasn\u2019t for me because I\u2019m not educated. I was a skinny, awkward-looking bugger with an accent, as I still am. \u2018British society has always been based on inequality, particularly culturally. I\u2019ve lived with it, but it\u2019s much more pronounced now, and it would be difficult for someone like me to come through. \u2018You can\u2019t blame Eddie Redmayne [Eton], Benedict Cumberbatch [Harrow] and others taking their opportunities but it will lead to a milky, anodyne culture. To an extent that\u2019s already happened. \u2018I confess I don\u2019t watch much film or television drama but I\u2019m aware of the predominance of white, male roles. It\u2019s not just about the working class. There\u2019 s not enough writing for women or people of colour. \u2018It frustrates me when they insist on doing all-male Shakespearean productions \u2013 a wonderful intellectual exercise, maybe, but it\u2019s outrageous because it\u2019s putting a lot of women out of work.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHis turn as Doctor Who was among the shortest incarnations of the Time Lord in the programme\u2019s 52-year-history. But Christopher Eccleston has now suggested he quit the show after falling out with bosses over his decision to play the character with a strong northern accent. The 51-year-old actor, who grew up in Manchester, played the Doctor for just 13 episodes during the first series of the show\u2019s revival in 2005. Scroll down for video . Too northern?\u00a0Christopher Eccleston (pictured with Billie Piper on Doctor Who) has suggested he quit the show after falling out with show bosses over his decision to play the character with a strong northern accent . He proved a huge hit with fans, but only stayed for one run after falling out with then show boss Russell T Davies. Asked about his controversial departure from the programme, he told Radio Times: \u2018I wanted to move him away from RP [received pronunciation] for the first time because we shouldn\u2019t make a correlation between intellect and accent, although that still needs addressing. \u2018I hope I\u2019ll be remembered as one of the Doctors. I have no ill feeling towards the character or the series.\u2019 He has previously hinted about a row with the show\u2019s bosses, saying of his tenure in the role: \u2018I didn\u2019t agree with the way things were being run, or like the culture that grew up around the series.\u2019 A total of twelve actors have played the Time Lord since the show first began in 1963. They include William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee, and more recently the likes of Paul McGann and Matt Smith. The 51-year-old actor played the Doctor for just 13 episodes in 2005 . The most recent incarnation is played by Scottish actor Peter Capaldi. The first Doctor Who episode was broadcast in November 1963 and the programme now attracts audiences of up to 16 million. The series has been sold to over 200 countries. The third son of working-class parents, Eccleston was brought up in Salford before going on to star in BBC drama series Our Friends in the North in 1996. He has also delivered a withering verdict on privileged actors such as Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch, claiming an increase in privately-educated stars is leading to \u2018a milky, anodyne culture\u2019. He added: \u2018I still feel insecure, like a lot of my working-class contemporaries. I had a sense acting wasn\u2019t for me because I\u2019m not educated. I was a skinny, awkward-looking bugger with an accent, as I still am. \u2018British society has always been based on inequality, particularly culturally. I\u2019ve lived with it, but it\u2019s much more pronounced now, and it would be difficult for someone like me to come through. \u2018You can\u2019t blame Eddie Redmayne [Eton], Benedict Cumberbatch [Harrow] and others taking their opportunities but it will lead to a milky, anodyne culture. To an extent that\u2019s already happened. \u2018I confess I don\u2019t watch much film or television drama but I\u2019m aware of the predominance of white, male roles. It\u2019s not just about the working class. There\u2019 s not enough writing for women or people of colour. \u2018It frustrates me when they insist on doing all-male Shakespearean productions \u2013 a wonderful intellectual exercise, maybe, but it\u2019s outrageous because it\u2019s putting a lot of women out of work.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "ffaba4cf0f8f8f02056ac8944ac6ba3090b5b725", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Christopher Eccleston's turn was among shortest incarnations of Dr Who .\nActor, who grew up in Manchester, played the Doctor for just 13 episodes .\nHe was a huge hit with fans, but fell out with\u00a0show boss Russell T Davies .\nThe 51-year-old suggested he quit after a row over his decision to play character with a strong northern accent ."}}
{"prompt": "A tribunal found Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova, 33, was a 'resilient person' driven to a mental breakdown by work colleagues at the bank . A high-flying banker falsely branded \u2018Crazy Miss Cokehead\u2019 has been awarded \u00a33.2million after her career was destroyed by sexist taunts. Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova was driven to a breakdown by a campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues, an employment tribunal found. Workmates falsely accused her of being a cocaine user, dubbed her \u2018Miss Bonkers\u2019, and said she was hired by the bank only because of her looks. Miss Lokhova, 33, the only woman in her team, won her legal claim that she was the victim of sexual harassment and unfairly forced to leave her \u00a3750,000-a-year role. She was awarded \u00a33.14million for lost earnings, \u00a344,000 for hurt feelings and \u00a315,000 in aggravated damages by judges at the Central London Employment Tribunal. They ruled she was a \u2018resilient person\u2019 who had suffered \u2018disgraceful\u2019 harassment and victimisation by colleagues in the London branch of Russian-based Sberbank CIB. Miss Lokhova said her reputation was \u2018shredded\u2019 by the taunts and slurs, which meant she could never get another job in financial services. She has been unable to work for more than three years and the tribunal said it accepted medical evidence that her City career was effectively over. It heard she was tormented by colleagues on the equity sales desk of the bank, who referred to her as \u2018mad Svetlana\u2019 and said she was \u2018chemically dependent\u2019 and \u2018a major car crash\u2019. Giving evidence last year, Miss Lokhova said: \u2018My manager and colleagues described me in sexist terms as \u201cMiss Cokehead\u201d, \u201cbitch\u201d\u2026 and \u201cMiss Dodgy Septum\u201d in communications made to senior people and clients. My job was made impossible. This persistent unlawful treatment has had a seriously detrimental effect on my health, with severe and long-term consequences.\u2019 She added: \u2018I am completely broken down and exhausted by the bank\u2019s campaign against me. I can never return to financial services again, which I loved and where I was enjoying considerable success. \u2018Everybody knows everybody\u2019s business in banking and people believe there is no smoke without fire. My reputation has been shredded.\u2019 The tribunal found Miss Lokhova to be a 'resilient person' but ruled that harassment by her colleague at Sberbank (pictured), David Longmuir, triggered 'chronic and long-term symptoms' of mental breakdown . Miss Lokhova (pictured) was falsely accused of being a cocaine addict and branded 'Miss Dodgy Septum' Former manager David Longmuir sent an email to a client in which he said he was \u2018awaiting arrival of Ms Cokehead in a puff of sulphurous smoke\u2019.\u00a0The tribunal said he should have been sacked for gross misconduct but heard he left the bank a year after Miss Lokhova resigned, and received a payout of about \u00a3170,000. When Miss Lokhova brought her legal claim against the bank, the false allegation that she was a drug user was put to her in a public hearing, which she said had made her ordeal worse. The tribunal said it was an attempt to bully her and awarded her aggravated damages to compensate for the \u2018deliberate, planned and unnecessary misuse of these proceedings\u2019. Miss Lokhova took a drug test during the hearing, which was negative. She joined the bank, which is Russia\u2019s largest lender, in 2008 in an \u00a380,000-a-year post. The tribunal heard her salary and bonuses increased until she was earning more than \u00a3750,000 a year. At one point she was awarded a \u00a3600,000 cash bonus after generating profits worth millions. Miss Lokhova said yesterday: \u2018The case has been a long, difficult and draining process which has all but taken over my life and those of people close to me. But more than three years after my ordeal began, I have found the one thing I was seeking \u2013 justice.\u2019 Sberbank said: \u2018We are committed to take on board any lessons to be learned.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA tribunal found Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova, 33, was a 'resilient person' driven to a mental breakdown by work colleagues at the bank . A high-flying banker falsely branded \u2018Crazy Miss Cokehead\u2019 has been awarded \u00a33.2million after her career was destroyed by sexist taunts. Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova was driven to a breakdown by a campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues, an employment tribunal found. Workmates falsely accused her of being a cocaine user, dubbed her \u2018Miss Bonkers\u2019, and said she was hired by the bank only because of her looks. Miss Lokhova, 33, the only woman in her team, won her legal claim that she was the victim of sexual harassment and unfairly forced to leave her \u00a3750,000-a-year role. She was awarded \u00a33.14million for lost earnings, \u00a344,000 for hurt feelings and \u00a315,000 in aggravated damages by judges at the Central London Employment Tribunal. They ruled she was a \u2018resilient person\u2019 who had suffered \u2018disgraceful\u2019 harassment and victimisation by colleagues in the London branch of Russian-based Sberbank CIB. Miss Lokhova said her reputation was \u2018shredded\u2019 by the taunts and slurs, which meant she could never get another job in financial services. She has been unable to work for more than three years and the tribunal said it accepted medical evidence that her City career was effectively over. It heard she was tormented by colleagues on the equity sales desk of the bank, who referred to her as \u2018mad Svetlana\u2019 and said she was \u2018chemically dependent\u2019 and \u2018a major car crash\u2019. Giving evidence last year, Miss Lokhova said: \u2018My manager and colleagues described me in sexist terms as \u201cMiss Cokehead\u201d, \u201cbitch\u201d\u2026 and \u201cMiss Dodgy Septum\u201d in communications made to senior people and clients. My job was made impossible. This persistent unlawful treatment has had a seriously detrimental effect on my health, with severe and long-term consequences.\u2019 She added: \u2018I am completely broken down and exhausted by the bank\u2019s campaign against me. I can never return to financial services again, which I loved and where I was enjoying considerable success. \u2018Everybody knows everybody\u2019s business in banking and people believe there is no smoke without fire. My reputation has been shredded.\u2019 The tribunal found Miss Lokhova to be a 'resilient person' but ruled that harassment by her colleague at Sberbank (pictured), David Longmuir, triggered 'chronic and long-term symptoms' of mental breakdown . Miss Lokhova (pictured) was falsely accused of being a cocaine addict and branded 'Miss Dodgy Septum' Former manager David Longmuir sent an email to a client in which he said he was \u2018awaiting arrival of Ms Cokehead in a puff of sulphurous smoke\u2019.\u00a0The tribunal said he should have been sacked for gross misconduct but heard he left the bank a year after Miss Lokhova resigned, and received a payout of about \u00a3170,000. When Miss Lokhova brought her legal claim against the bank, the false allegation that she was a drug user was put to her in a public hearing, which she said had made her ordeal worse. The tribunal said it was an attempt to bully her and awarded her aggravated damages to compensate for the \u2018deliberate, planned and unnecessary misuse of these proceedings\u2019. Miss Lokhova took a drug test during the hearing, which was negative. She joined the bank, which is Russia\u2019s largest lender, in 2008 in an \u00a380,000-a-year post. The tribunal heard her salary and bonuses increased until she was earning more than \u00a3750,000 a year. At one point she was awarded a \u00a3600,000 cash bonus after generating profits worth millions. Miss Lokhova said yesterday: \u2018The case has been a long, difficult and draining process which has all but taken over my life and those of people close to me. But more than three years after my ordeal began, I have found the one thing I was seeking \u2013 justice.\u2019 Sberbank said: \u2018We are committed to take on board any lessons to be learned.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "cca91bf7af4db82293421776f5299457dce34909", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Svetlana Lokhova worked in the London office of Russian firm Sberbank .\nTribunal found she was driven to breakdown by bullying male colleagues .\nFalsely branded 'Crazy Miss Cokehead' even though she didn't take drugs .\nShe has now been awarded \u00a33.2 million for sexual harassment by tribunal ."}}
{"prompt": "Instead of enjoying a conventional honeymoon after his wedding on Saturday Andy Murray will be heading to Barcelona next week for a training block that has now taken on a much increased significance. For in the wake of Amelie Mauresmo's announcement that she is pregnant, the world No 3's trial with his prospective assistant coach Jonas Bjorkman has assumed a greater importance. Mauresmo, who is to give birth some time in August, will be around eight months' pregnant during Wimbledon this summer, which is not finishing until July 12 due to the new three week gap between Roland Garros and The Championships. Andy Murray celebrates taking a set against Novak Djokovic in the final of the Miami Open . The British No 1 is set to marry his long-term girlfriend Kim Sears in Dunblane on Saturday . Therefore Bjorkman is likely to have a key part to play as Murray attempts to regain his title at SW19 \u2013 something which, given his improved form during the first part of the season and his prowess on grass, is well within his reach this year. Beyond that the 43 year-old Swede may also come into his own, as it is unclear how this will affect Mauresmo's 26 week per year commitment to the Scot, which is almost exclusively spent on the road. She also has the part-time job of being Captain of the French Fed Cup team, who are in action next weekend. Mauresmo has never made any secret of the fact that the travel is the part of the job that least appeals to her, and that will inevitably become more complicated with a baby on board. Already it must be very questionable whether she would be at the US Open which begins at the end of the August, although there has been no comment on this from either her or Murray, who has been up in Scotland ahead of tying the knot with Kim Sears in Dunblane. Murray's current coach Amelie Mauresmo has recently announced that she is expecting a baby . Mauresmo, pictured at this year's Australian Open, may have to alter her coaching schedule after the birth . It is understood that the 27 year-old Scot has known about Mauresmo' s pregnancy for a number of weeks, but he was anyway planning on linking up with Bjorkman \u2013 the former world singles No 4 and doubles No 1 \u2013 prior to that. As Sportsmail reported as far back as nearly a year ago, the Swede was on Murray's shortlist to replace Ivan Lendl before he settled on the former Wimbledon women's champion as part of a groundbreaking move. A personable and intelligent man still actively involved in the game, and as someone who made the absolute best of his natural ability, he was someone the Scot identified as prime coaching material. Murray has been planning to work with former world No 3 Jonas Bjorkman as an assistant coach . The Swede, pictured winning Wimbledon with Todd Woodbridge, is a former world No 1 doubles player . Last week in Miami Murray reported that the two of them had recently spent two hours on the phone together, and he has not been able to join up before because he has been involved with Sweden's version of Strictly Come Dancing. 'The time flew by,' the British No 1 said of their highly satisfactory conversation. It would be a major surprise if they somehow did not get along, or if he did not fit in with others in the team, including Mauresmo. Just where this leaves the player and his 35 year-old head coach will be for the two of them to work out. The softly-spoken Mauresmo is a very private person who prefers to keep a low profile on the tennis side of things, let alone on matters to do with her personal life. Bjorkman could have a key part to play in Murray's quest to reclaim the Wimbledon title he won in 2013 . She is known to have been accompanied by a girlfriend on trips with Murray to Australia and America this year, who stays in the background to the point where she has been near enough invisible. However pleased Murray will be for his coach on a personal basis \u2013 and there is no question they have become very close \u2013 he might also feel that the last thing he needs is any further complication or upheaval within his support team. His form has been good this year after all the disruptions and departures of last season, and Bjorkman appeared to be the last piece slotting into place. Now the Swede could find himself with a bigger role than was initially bargained for.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nInstead of enjoying a conventional honeymoon after his wedding on Saturday Andy Murray will be heading to Barcelona next week for a training block that has now taken on a much increased significance. For in the wake of Amelie Mauresmo's announcement that she is pregnant, the world No 3's trial with his prospective assistant coach Jonas Bjorkman has assumed a greater importance. Mauresmo, who is to give birth some time in August, will be around eight months' pregnant during Wimbledon this summer, which is not finishing until July 12 due to the new three week gap between Roland Garros and The Championships. Andy Murray celebrates taking a set against Novak Djokovic in the final of the Miami Open . The British No 1 is set to marry his long-term girlfriend Kim Sears in Dunblane on Saturday . Therefore Bjorkman is likely to have a key part to play as Murray attempts to regain his title at SW19 \u2013 something which, given his improved form during the first part of the season and his prowess on grass, is well within his reach this year. Beyond that the 43 year-old Swede may also come into his own, as it is unclear how this will affect Mauresmo's 26 week per year commitment to the Scot, which is almost exclusively spent on the road. She also has the part-time job of being Captain of the French Fed Cup team, who are in action next weekend. Mauresmo has never made any secret of the fact that the travel is the part of the job that least appeals to her, and that will inevitably become more complicated with a baby on board. Already it must be very questionable whether she would be at the US Open which begins at the end of the August, although there has been no comment on this from either her or Murray, who has been up in Scotland ahead of tying the knot with Kim Sears in Dunblane. Murray's current coach Amelie Mauresmo has recently announced that she is expecting a baby . Mauresmo, pictured at this year's Australian Open, may have to alter her coaching schedule after the birth . It is understood that the 27 year-old Scot has known about Mauresmo' s pregnancy for a number of weeks, but he was anyway planning on linking up with Bjorkman \u2013 the former world singles No 4 and doubles No 1 \u2013 prior to that. As Sportsmail reported as far back as nearly a year ago, the Swede was on Murray's shortlist to replace Ivan Lendl before he settled on the former Wimbledon women's champion as part of a groundbreaking move. A personable and intelligent man still actively involved in the game, and as someone who made the absolute best of his natural ability, he was someone the Scot identified as prime coaching material. Murray has been planning to work with former world No 3 Jonas Bjorkman as an assistant coach . The Swede, pictured winning Wimbledon with Todd Woodbridge, is a former world No 1 doubles player . Last week in Miami Murray reported that the two of them had recently spent two hours on the phone together, and he has not been able to join up before because he has been involved with Sweden's version of Strictly Come Dancing. 'The time flew by,' the British No 1 said of their highly satisfactory conversation. It would be a major surprise if they somehow did not get along, or if he did not fit in with others in the team, including Mauresmo. Just where this leaves the player and his 35 year-old head coach will be for the two of them to work out. The softly-spoken Mauresmo is a very private person who prefers to keep a low profile on the tennis side of things, let alone on matters to do with her personal life. Bjorkman could have a key part to play in Murray's quest to reclaim the Wimbledon title he won in 2013 . She is known to have been accompanied by a girlfriend on trips with Murray to Australia and America this year, who stays in the background to the point where she has been near enough invisible. However pleased Murray will be for his coach on a personal basis \u2013 and there is no question they have become very close \u2013 he might also feel that the last thing he needs is any further complication or upheaval within his support team. His form has been good this year after all the disruptions and departures of last season, and Bjorkman appeared to be the last piece slotting into place. Now the Swede could find himself with a bigger role than was initially bargained for."}], "metadata": {"id": "a864b02f2f807eabf92ec90026ed6755ad45ed11", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Andy Murray is getting married to long-term girlfriend Kim Sears .\nCoach Amelie Mauresmo recently announced that she is pregnant .\nBritish No 1 is considering taking on Jonas Bjorkman as assistant coach .\nCLICK HERE for our Andy Murray and Kim Sears picture special ."}}
{"prompt": "An obsessive Arsenal fan made his girlfriend sit a test quizzing her about his favourite football club. Marking her answers with red pen, she scored an impressive 43.5 out of 50, to which he commented, 'Well done Saskia! As a result, I will not be dumping you! (Lucky you)'. Saskia posted snaps of the test to her Twitter account, @saskiaisabxlla, commenting 'Boyfriend made me take an @Arsenal exam!' with emoticons showing she didn't know whether to laugh or cry. We don't blame her. Saskia's football fan boyfriend made her take an Arsenal test and didn't dump her thanks to her A grade . The test took the form of a school exam, with multiple choice questions, tables to complete, and 'in your own words...' section. There were even 'helpful' instructions including 'Read every question at least twice' and 'Check your answers if you have time at the end'. Oh, and 'calculators may be used'. Saskia scored an impressive 87 per cent, but according to her unnamed boyfriend's feedback she 'could have performed better on Q17', needs to 'Learn ALL player positions' and should understand that 'Tottenham are scum'. What does the 'FC' in Arsenal FC stand for? What is the nickname for Arsenal fans? Who is the current manager of Arsenal? Is the kit below (see picture) Arsenal#s current Home kit or Away kit? Name the starting 11 squad of this season in their relevant positions. In your own words, explain why Alexis Sanchez is better than Eden Hazard. Who are our top 2 goalscorers of the season so far? What was the scoreline for the 2014 FA Cup Final vs Hull City? What player scored the winning goal in the 204 FA Cup Final? a) Olivier Giroud . b) Santi Cazorla . c) Aaron Ramsey . d) Per Mertesacker . Why are Arsenal the best team to ever grace English football? Questions put to her in the test included: . 'What was the scoreline for the 2014 FA Cup Final vs Hull City?', . 'What player scored the winning goal in the 2014 FA Cup Final?' 'Name the starting 11 squad of this season in their relevant positions.' She struggled to come up with the 11th player of the starting  squad (Koscielny, defence, apparently) and thought Ozil was defence and Wellbeck a midfielder, when in fact they are midfield and striker respectively. Tut tut. She scored some decent points for her more creative answers. Asked to explain why Alexis Sanchez is better than Eden Hazard in her own words, she wrote, 'Sanchez is buff, scores lots of goals, Hazard is a p***k, Sanchez is Chilean'. She got double marks for the Hazard comment, but only got half a point for the last one. Saskia clearly knows how to keep her boyfriend happy, as she humoured his question of 'Why are Arsenal the best team to ever grace English football?' with the answer of 'They've won many FA Cups' and 'Thierry Henry is a legend'. However, when she got an answer wrong, her examiner wrote the correct answer in capitals and drew an angry face. This man clearly means business. Doh! Saskia struggled to name all 11 players of the starting squad and got confused on the player positions . Saskia's boyfriend drew an angry face when she got a question wrong - this man means business . Saskia kept her boyfriend happy with creative answers to his questions, and got double marks for some... He was impressed with the end result, though, grading her an 'A' and rewarding her by not ending their relationship. And they say romance is dead. Comments generally hailed the man as a 'legend' and fellow football fans were impressed with Saskia's knowledge. Some Twitter users hailed the unnamed boyfriend who tested Saskia on her Arsenal knowledge as a legend . Scoring 87%, football fans were impressed with Saskia, claiming her as 'proper GF material' May men felt inspired, with @lewisxweeked warning his girlfriend to 'get revising' Indeed, @gstarrs85 congratulated Saskia and stating that she was 'proper GF material'. Plenty of men felt inspired by the post, with @lewisxweekes telling his girlfriend @LayciJade to 'get revising' and @DigsXIII crying 'WHERE CAN I GET THIS TEST FROM?' Others, though, felt that the boyfriend had taken things a tad too far. @GunSaurEd11 stated 'football fans are nuts', and @DCSLFC commented 'Imagine actually broadcasting that your boyfriend is the biggest biff-head ever to the world.' We reckon it was  a bit of fun and he wouldn't really have dumped her if she'd failed... at least we like to think that's the case. Trimothy wants to put his girlfriend to the test, although apparently can't be bothered to create his own exam . Eduardo claims 'football fans are nuts' despite appearing to be one as he holds what looks suspiciously like the FA Cup in his hands... Some thought Saskia's boyfriend took things too far with @DCSLFC creatively naming him a 'biff-head'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn obsessive Arsenal fan made his girlfriend sit a test quizzing her about his favourite football club. Marking her answers with red pen, she scored an impressive 43.5 out of 50, to which he commented, 'Well done Saskia! As a result, I will not be dumping you! (Lucky you)'. Saskia posted snaps of the test to her Twitter account, @saskiaisabxlla, commenting 'Boyfriend made me take an @Arsenal exam!' with emoticons showing she didn't know whether to laugh or cry. We don't blame her. Saskia's football fan boyfriend made her take an Arsenal test and didn't dump her thanks to her A grade . The test took the form of a school exam, with multiple choice questions, tables to complete, and 'in your own words...' section. There were even 'helpful' instructions including 'Read every question at least twice' and 'Check your answers if you have time at the end'. Oh, and 'calculators may be used'. Saskia scored an impressive 87 per cent, but according to her unnamed boyfriend's feedback she 'could have performed better on Q17', needs to 'Learn ALL player positions' and should understand that 'Tottenham are scum'. What does the 'FC' in Arsenal FC stand for? What is the nickname for Arsenal fans? Who is the current manager of Arsenal? Is the kit below (see picture) Arsenal#s current Home kit or Away kit? Name the starting 11 squad of this season in their relevant positions. In your own words, explain why Alexis Sanchez is better than Eden Hazard. Who are our top 2 goalscorers of the season so far? What was the scoreline for the 2014 FA Cup Final vs Hull City? What player scored the winning goal in the 204 FA Cup Final? a) Olivier Giroud . b) Santi Cazorla . c) Aaron Ramsey . d) Per Mertesacker . Why are Arsenal the best team to ever grace English football? Questions put to her in the test included: . 'What was the scoreline for the 2014 FA Cup Final vs Hull City?', . 'What player scored the winning goal in the 2014 FA Cup Final?' 'Name the starting 11 squad of this season in their relevant positions.' She struggled to come up with the 11th player of the starting  squad (Koscielny, defence, apparently) and thought Ozil was defence and Wellbeck a midfielder, when in fact they are midfield and striker respectively. Tut tut. She scored some decent points for her more creative answers. Asked to explain why Alexis Sanchez is better than Eden Hazard in her own words, she wrote, 'Sanchez is buff, scores lots of goals, Hazard is a p***k, Sanchez is Chilean'. She got double marks for the Hazard comment, but only got half a point for the last one. Saskia clearly knows how to keep her boyfriend happy, as she humoured his question of 'Why are Arsenal the best team to ever grace English football?' with the answer of 'They've won many FA Cups' and 'Thierry Henry is a legend'. However, when she got an answer wrong, her examiner wrote the correct answer in capitals and drew an angry face. This man clearly means business. Doh! Saskia struggled to name all 11 players of the starting squad and got confused on the player positions . Saskia's boyfriend drew an angry face when she got a question wrong - this man means business . Saskia kept her boyfriend happy with creative answers to his questions, and got double marks for some... He was impressed with the end result, though, grading her an 'A' and rewarding her by not ending their relationship. And they say romance is dead. Comments generally hailed the man as a 'legend' and fellow football fans were impressed with Saskia's knowledge. Some Twitter users hailed the unnamed boyfriend who tested Saskia on her Arsenal knowledge as a legend . Scoring 87%, football fans were impressed with Saskia, claiming her as 'proper GF material' May men felt inspired, with @lewisxweeked warning his girlfriend to 'get revising' Indeed, @gstarrs85 congratulated Saskia and stating that she was 'proper GF material'. Plenty of men felt inspired by the post, with @lewisxweekes telling his girlfriend @LayciJade to 'get revising' and @DigsXIII crying 'WHERE CAN I GET THIS TEST FROM?' Others, though, felt that the boyfriend had taken things a tad too far. @GunSaurEd11 stated 'football fans are nuts', and @DCSLFC commented 'Imagine actually broadcasting that your boyfriend is the biggest biff-head ever to the world.' We reckon it was  a bit of fun and he wouldn't really have dumped her if she'd failed... at least we like to think that's the case. Trimothy wants to put his girlfriend to the test, although apparently can't be bothered to create his own exam . Eduardo claims 'football fans are nuts' despite appearing to be one as he holds what looks suspiciously like the FA Cup in his hands... Some thought Saskia's boyfriend took things too far with @DCSLFC creatively naming him a 'biff-head'"}], "metadata": {"id": "e1612c9328d47507ef5c5adb7ec9605ccee2e572", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Arsenal fan's girlfriend avoids getting dumped after passing football test .\nSaskia got an 'A', but apparently needs to work on her player positions .\nThe bemused woman posted pictures of boyfriend's  test on Twitter ."}}
{"prompt": "The night that Ryan Poston was shot dead by his on-again, off-again girlfriend he was supposed to meet a former Miss Ohio 2012 beauty queen for a date, an Ohio court heard on Thursday. Audrey Bolte, who also finished runner-up in Miss USA, told prosecutors she was looking forward to seeing Poston, 29, at a bar to play pool and drink on October 12, 2012, but he failed to arrive. That was because Shayna Hubers had shot him six times at home - during which she allegedly 'cackled' with glee claimed a cellmate of the accused, who claims the 24-year-old confessed to her while behind bars. Scroll down for video . Testimonny: Audrey Bolte told the Ohio court she was expecting to see Mr. Poston but he failed to arrive for their date . Date: Audrey Bolte (pictured left at the Miss USA pageant in 2012 and right as winner of Miss Ohio 2012) in \u00a0was supposed to meet Ryan Poston on the night he was shot by his girlfriend . 'I found him very entertaining, and that led me to accept an invite to go on a date with him,' Bolte testified. Prosecutors allege that Hubers shot Poston because she was furious he was trying to break up with her. Hubers, who was 21 at the time, denies murdering her lawyer boyfriend and claims she shot him in self-defense. Her trial began on Monday and during that time, Hubers has been held at the Campbell County jail in Newport. Her romer cellmate testified to the court that Hubers joked about the shooting and said she was going to get off all charges. 'Did she ever laugh?' Commonwealth's Attorney Michelle Snodgrass asked Cecily Miller according to Cincinnati.com. 'Oh, yes.' 'About what?' 'About shooting him in the face and giving him the nose job he always wanted,' said Miller. 'That's what bothered me \u2013 she cackled.' Trial: Shayna Hubers attends her murder trail in Campbell, Ohio. Hubers is charged with murder in the shooting death of her boyfriend, Ryan Poston . Gallows humor: Jurors were shown a videotaped police interview with Hubers, in which the woman, then 21, said Poston was 'vain' and she gave him the 'nose job he wanted' by shooting him in the face . Miller said that Hubers realized she was too intelligent to plead insanity, 'So she was going to plead battered wife syndrome.' Lisa and Peter Carter, who raised Poston said that their son was concerned about ending things with Hubers. He said to me, 'My biggest issue is \u2026 Shayna is always around,'' said Peter Carter, according to Cincinnati.com. 'He said, 'I don't know what to do to get her to leave.'' 'I told him to make sure that he was kind to Shayna and to be honest with her about what was going on,' he said. 'I told him to be direct, but to be kind.' However, Carter said he never got to find out the answer because Poston died the next night. Also on the stand was Vernon West, who lived in the condo below Poston with his wife Doris. They testified they returned home at around 8.30pm and heard a woman crying on a balcony above. Troubled: Poston's family described his relationship with Hubers, left, as tumultuous and said that the 29-year-old was trying to end it . West said that she returned inside the home at around 8.50pm and then he heard two pops that at first he thought were fireworks and then four more and then a thud. 'The first two shots, I thought might have been fireworks,' Vernon West testified according to Cincinnati.com. 'But a few seconds later, I heard four shots, and I knew that wasn't fireworks.' Vernon West also said that they did not hear a physical fight or arguing before the shots. Hubers, who was 21 at the time, claimed she was acting in self-defense because the young attorney was shoving and hitting her, but during an interview with police she was quoted as telling a detective she gave Posten 'the nose job he wanted.' On the first day of testimony Tuesday, jurors were shown a video of the defendant's interview with police following the slaying. 'He was screaming at me at the top of his lungs after he had thrown me around the room,' the woman told a detective sitting across from her, reported Cincinnati.com. 'I shot him enough times to kill him,' she said, 'so that he wouldn't suffer... He was laying there, twitching and making noises, and I shot him in the head. 'I was watching him die. it was painful to watch him die and to know that I had done that,' reported WCPO. Hubers then described her late boyfriend of one year as 'vain' about his looks. 'I shot him right here,' she said in the video as she pointed to her nose. 'I gave him his nose job he wanted.' Gun-toting girlfriend:\u00a0Shayna Hubers (left), 24, is on trial in the 2012 shooting death of her lawyer boyfriend, 29-year-old Ryan Poston . Prosecutors argued that the woman intentionally shot the attorney six times across a table, including once in the face, after Poston tried to end their relationship. Hubers' attorneys have maintained that their client shot Poston to protect herself. During questioning, Hubers explained to detectives that she went to Poston's home 'with the best intentions' not to kill him, but to convince him to work out their differences and mend their relationship. But when she arrived, Poston allegedly 'resorted to violence.' The woman said the lawyer made fun of her speaking voice, insulted her family, and physically assaulted her by pushing and dragging her around. She detailed how the 29-year-old victim allegedly pushed her down against the arm of the couch and threw her against furniture in the moments before the first shot rang out. 'He said, 'You're just a hillbilly from Kentucky.' And I am. I guess the hillbilly came out in me, and I took up for myself,' she told police in the recording played in court. Hubers' trial is expected to last two weeks. She is being held in jail on $1.5million bond. Ryan Poston graduated from Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University in 2008, following in the footsteps of his grandfather and uncle. In May 2012, he started his own law practice specializing in personal injury cases in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. His family and friends have described him as a bright and hard-working young lawyer who had a promising future ahead of him. He is survived by his parents and three sisters. Hubers graduated from Lexington's Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in 2009. In the fall of 2010, she made the Dean's List at the University of Kentucky as a sophomore psychology major. Zevely said she is close with her parents, and her mother spent the day with her in Northern Kentucky prior to the shooting.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe night that Ryan Poston was shot dead by his on-again, off-again girlfriend he was supposed to meet a former Miss Ohio 2012 beauty queen for a date, an Ohio court heard on Thursday. Audrey Bolte, who also finished runner-up in Miss USA, told prosecutors she was looking forward to seeing Poston, 29, at a bar to play pool and drink on October 12, 2012, but he failed to arrive. That was because Shayna Hubers had shot him six times at home - during which she allegedly 'cackled' with glee claimed a cellmate of the accused, who claims the 24-year-old confessed to her while behind bars. Scroll down for video . Testimonny: Audrey Bolte told the Ohio court she was expecting to see Mr. Poston but he failed to arrive for their date . Date: Audrey Bolte (pictured left at the Miss USA pageant in 2012 and right as winner of Miss Ohio 2012) in \u00a0was supposed to meet Ryan Poston on the night he was shot by his girlfriend . 'I found him very entertaining, and that led me to accept an invite to go on a date with him,' Bolte testified. Prosecutors allege that Hubers shot Poston because she was furious he was trying to break up with her. Hubers, who was 21 at the time, denies murdering her lawyer boyfriend and claims she shot him in self-defense. Her trial began on Monday and during that time, Hubers has been held at the Campbell County jail in Newport. Her romer cellmate testified to the court that Hubers joked about the shooting and said she was going to get off all charges. 'Did she ever laugh?' Commonwealth's Attorney Michelle Snodgrass asked Cecily Miller according to Cincinnati.com. 'Oh, yes.' 'About what?' 'About shooting him in the face and giving him the nose job he always wanted,' said Miller. 'That's what bothered me \u2013 she cackled.' Trial: Shayna Hubers attends her murder trail in Campbell, Ohio. Hubers is charged with murder in the shooting death of her boyfriend, Ryan Poston . Gallows humor: Jurors were shown a videotaped police interview with Hubers, in which the woman, then 21, said Poston was 'vain' and she gave him the 'nose job he wanted' by shooting him in the face . Miller said that Hubers realized she was too intelligent to plead insanity, 'So she was going to plead battered wife syndrome.' Lisa and Peter Carter, who raised Poston said that their son was concerned about ending things with Hubers. He said to me, 'My biggest issue is \u2026 Shayna is always around,'' said Peter Carter, according to Cincinnati.com. 'He said, 'I don't know what to do to get her to leave.'' 'I told him to make sure that he was kind to Shayna and to be honest with her about what was going on,' he said. 'I told him to be direct, but to be kind.' However, Carter said he never got to find out the answer because Poston died the next night. Also on the stand was Vernon West, who lived in the condo below Poston with his wife Doris. They testified they returned home at around 8.30pm and heard a woman crying on a balcony above. Troubled: Poston's family described his relationship with Hubers, left, as tumultuous and said that the 29-year-old was trying to end it . West said that she returned inside the home at around 8.50pm and then he heard two pops that at first he thought were fireworks and then four more and then a thud. 'The first two shots, I thought might have been fireworks,' Vernon West testified according to Cincinnati.com. 'But a few seconds later, I heard four shots, and I knew that wasn't fireworks.' Vernon West also said that they did not hear a physical fight or arguing before the shots. Hubers, who was 21 at the time, claimed she was acting in self-defense because the young attorney was shoving and hitting her, but during an interview with police she was quoted as telling a detective she gave Posten 'the nose job he wanted.' On the first day of testimony Tuesday, jurors were shown a video of the defendant's interview with police following the slaying. 'He was screaming at me at the top of his lungs after he had thrown me around the room,' the woman told a detective sitting across from her, reported Cincinnati.com. 'I shot him enough times to kill him,' she said, 'so that he wouldn't suffer... He was laying there, twitching and making noises, and I shot him in the head. 'I was watching him die. it was painful to watch him die and to know that I had done that,' reported WCPO. Hubers then described her late boyfriend of one year as 'vain' about his looks. 'I shot him right here,' she said in the video as she pointed to her nose. 'I gave him his nose job he wanted.' Gun-toting girlfriend:\u00a0Shayna Hubers (left), 24, is on trial in the 2012 shooting death of her lawyer boyfriend, 29-year-old Ryan Poston . Prosecutors argued that the woman intentionally shot the attorney six times across a table, including once in the face, after Poston tried to end their relationship. Hubers' attorneys have maintained that their client shot Poston to protect herself. During questioning, Hubers explained to detectives that she went to Poston's home 'with the best intentions' not to kill him, but to convince him to work out their differences and mend their relationship. But when she arrived, Poston allegedly 'resorted to violence.' The woman said the lawyer made fun of her speaking voice, insulted her family, and physically assaulted her by pushing and dragging her around. She detailed how the 29-year-old victim allegedly pushed her down against the arm of the couch and threw her against furniture in the moments before the first shot rang out. 'He said, 'You're just a hillbilly from Kentucky.' And I am. I guess the hillbilly came out in me, and I took up for myself,' she told police in the recording played in court. Hubers' trial is expected to last two weeks. She is being held in jail on $1.5million bond. Ryan Poston graduated from Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University in 2008, following in the footsteps of his grandfather and uncle. In May 2012, he started his own law practice specializing in personal injury cases in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. His family and friends have described him as a bright and hard-working young lawyer who had a promising future ahead of him. He is survived by his parents and three sisters. Hubers graduated from Lexington's Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in 2009. In the fall of 2010, she made the Dean's List at the University of Kentucky as a sophomore psychology major. Zevely said she is close with her parents, and her mother spent the day with her in Northern Kentucky prior to the shooting."}], "metadata": {"id": "6a151f23d39d8b555fedb1651410a52792e89e58", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Ohio court hears that Ryan Poston was supposed to meet Audrey Bolte the night he was shot dead .\nShayna Hubers, shot dead lawyer Ryan Poston in 2012 .\nShe claims it was in self-defense but the prosecution claims it was murder .\nHubers, then 21, told police she shot Poston in the face and then fired again to put him out of his misery ."}}
{"prompt": "Former Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher took advantage of the international break to jet out to Spain to watch his son play for the Under 12s in the Mediterranean International Cup. Carragher flew out to watch James play in the famous youth tournament which features over 200 clubs from 36 countries in Girona in northern Spain. Jamie Carragher jetted out to Spain to watch his son play for the Liverpool U12s . Carragher spoke to a local TV starton during his time in\u00a0Girona . Carragher posted a picture on his Instagram account of the opening ceremony . The former defender \u2013  a columnist for\u00a0Sportsmail\u00a0and a pundit for Sky Sports \u2013 cheered from the sidelines as the Liverpool youngsters drew 1-1 with local Catalan side CE Mercantil. The Reds also play CE Cristinenc before taking on FE ATL Bisbalenc in their Group E games. The tournament is now in its 15th year and both Philippe Coutinho and Lucas played in the tournament in the past as well as other big names, including Lionel Messi, Cesc Fabregas, Neymar, Geard Pique, Oscar and Juan Mata.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher took advantage of the international break to jet out to Spain to watch his son play for the Under 12s in the Mediterranean International Cup. Carragher flew out to watch James play in the famous youth tournament which features over 200 clubs from 36 countries in Girona in northern Spain. Jamie Carragher jetted out to Spain to watch his son play for the Liverpool U12s . Carragher spoke to a local TV starton during his time in\u00a0Girona . Carragher posted a picture on his Instagram account of the opening ceremony . The former defender \u2013  a columnist for\u00a0Sportsmail\u00a0and a pundit for Sky Sports \u2013 cheered from the sidelines as the Liverpool youngsters drew 1-1 with local Catalan side CE Mercantil. The Reds also play CE Cristinenc before taking on FE ATL Bisbalenc in their Group E games. The tournament is now in its 15th year and both Philippe Coutinho and Lucas played in the tournament in the past as well as other big names, including Lionel Messi, Cesc Fabregas, Neymar, Geard Pique, Oscar and Juan Mata."}], "metadata": {"id": "546f922ffd3fb76d9f6eabb0991ded01916e77cf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Jamie Carragher watched  the\u00a0Mediterranean International Cup .\nCarragher's son James plays for the Liverpool U12s .\nLionel Messi and Cesc Fabregas have played in the tournament .\nNeymar, Geard Pique, Oscar and Juan Mata have also starred ."}}
{"prompt": "Police in Argentina are hunting a family-of-six who crammed onto one motorbike before riding through the streets without helmets. They were spotted driving through the city of San Miguel de Tucuman in Argentina's north-western province of Tucuman. A man was pictured holding the handlebars of the bike while three young children straddled the petrol tank in front of him and a girl and a woman sat on the seat behind him. People carrier: Two adults and four children were pictured riding on the same motorbike in\u00a0San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina . It comes just weeks after a similar  pictured emerged of a family of seven riding on the same motorbike though the city of Junin in Argentina's eastern province of Buenos Aires. Describing the most recent case, passer-by Etel Ramirez Nazario, 46, said: 'It was shocking to see. 'Three little children who couldn't be more than three or four were all at the front, the dad was behind them. 'Behind him was another child who I'd say was about seven or eight and then the mum on the back. 'They were going pretty fast and none of them had helmets. I dread to think what would have happened if they had hit another car or fallen off.' Police are also hunting a family of seven seen riding on the same motorbike through\u00a0the city of Junin just weeks ago . The family's actions were condemned on social media sites after pictures of the incident appeared online in Argentina. One user, Amatista Avalos Muro, wrote: 'This is absolutely unbelievable. These parents are setting their kids up for death.' Another, Ramses Crespo Cruz, posted: 'So sad that some parents are so irresponsible. Those poor children.' Police say they are looking for the parents. A spokesman said: 'We have seen the picture and strongly condemn this utterly irresponsible and dangerous behaviour. 'We have appealed for anyone who recognises the family to come forward.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPolice in Argentina are hunting a family-of-six who crammed onto one motorbike before riding through the streets without helmets. They were spotted driving through the city of San Miguel de Tucuman in Argentina's north-western province of Tucuman. A man was pictured holding the handlebars of the bike while three young children straddled the petrol tank in front of him and a girl and a woman sat on the seat behind him. People carrier: Two adults and four children were pictured riding on the same motorbike in\u00a0San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina . It comes just weeks after a similar  pictured emerged of a family of seven riding on the same motorbike though the city of Junin in Argentina's eastern province of Buenos Aires. Describing the most recent case, passer-by Etel Ramirez Nazario, 46, said: 'It was shocking to see. 'Three little children who couldn't be more than three or four were all at the front, the dad was behind them. 'Behind him was another child who I'd say was about seven or eight and then the mum on the back. 'They were going pretty fast and none of them had helmets. I dread to think what would have happened if they had hit another car or fallen off.' Police are also hunting a family of seven seen riding on the same motorbike through\u00a0the city of Junin just weeks ago . The family's actions were condemned on social media sites after pictures of the incident appeared online in Argentina. One user, Amatista Avalos Muro, wrote: 'This is absolutely unbelievable. These parents are setting their kids up for death.' Another, Ramses Crespo Cruz, posted: 'So sad that some parents are so irresponsible. Those poor children.' Police say they are looking for the parents. A spokesman said: 'We have seen the picture and strongly condemn this utterly irresponsible and dangerous behaviour. 'We have appealed for anyone who recognises the family to come forward.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "d8f52d7a7785e15a5a59423edbcd1efa56028843", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Family seen riding through streets of San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina .\nPolice tracing two adults and four children who were not wearing helmets .\nFamily's actions\u00a0condemned\u00a0on social media sites after picture put online ."}}
{"prompt": "Having a Waitrose within walking distance is not only convenient \u2013 it also means your house is worth more, according to a study. Homes with the upmarket store nearby cost 12 per cent more \u2013 or \u00a338,831 \u2013 than those in surrounding areas that weren\u2019t near a branch. But having a budget store such as an Aldi or Lidl on your doorstep means your house could be worth thousands of pounds less than others in your neighbourhood. Homes with a Waitrose nearby cost 12 per cent more \u2013 or \u00a338,831 \u2013 than those in surrounding areas that weren\u2019t near a branch. But having a budget shop nearby means your house could sell for less . In a study published today, Lloyds Bank investigated average house prices in postal districts that have chain supermarkets nearby, to see how they compared to the wider postal region. Houses in areas with a Waitrose cost an average of \u00a3354,378 \u2013 which was \u00a338,831 (12 per cent) more than typical prices for their regions. Sainsbury\u2019s also delivered a big boost to residents, as properties near the store were worth 10 per cent more (\u00a324,506) than ones in the surrounding area that weren\u2019t near a branch. The price of having a supermarket on your doorstep: Waitrose scores highest - and Aldi the lowest . Tesco came in next, with a price premium of 8 per cent (\u00a317,125), followed by Marks & Spencer, on 7 per cent (\u00a318,786). But the presence of an Aldi nearby was associated with house prices that were 3 per cent (\u00a35,910) lower compared to the wider postal region. And houses close to a Lidl cost 2 per cent (\u00a34,719) less. 'It was mainly the views that attracted us to the property' Meanwhile houses near several different stores enjoyed the highest price premiums. Researchers found that homes in Clifton, Bristol \u2013 which enjoy access to a Waitrose, a Sainsbury\u2019s and a Co-op \u2013 cost \u00a3392,961 on average. This is 64 per cent (\u00a3153,488) more than in nearby areas. And homes in Didsbury, a suburb in Manchester that boasts an Aldi, a Co-op and a Tesco, typically cost \u00a3239,595, which is 61 per cent or \u00a391,096 more than houses in the surrounding area. Waitrose has carefully cultivated its upmarket image, proving popular with middle and high income families. But the research raises the question of whether a neighbourhood already had more expensive homes \u2013 encouraging the store to build a branch near its target customers \u2013 or if it was the store\u2019s presence that boosted the area. Similarly, Aldi and Lidl, who have become popular as budget rivals to the big chains, have managed to keep prices low by locating branches in areas that were already cheaper, such as on the edge of towns.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHaving a Waitrose within walking distance is not only convenient \u2013 it also means your house is worth more, according to a study. Homes with the upmarket store nearby cost 12 per cent more \u2013 or \u00a338,831 \u2013 than those in surrounding areas that weren\u2019t near a branch. But having a budget store such as an Aldi or Lidl on your doorstep means your house could be worth thousands of pounds less than others in your neighbourhood. Homes with a Waitrose nearby cost 12 per cent more \u2013 or \u00a338,831 \u2013 than those in surrounding areas that weren\u2019t near a branch. But having a budget shop nearby means your house could sell for less . In a study published today, Lloyds Bank investigated average house prices in postal districts that have chain supermarkets nearby, to see how they compared to the wider postal region. Houses in areas with a Waitrose cost an average of \u00a3354,378 \u2013 which was \u00a338,831 (12 per cent) more than typical prices for their regions. Sainsbury\u2019s also delivered a big boost to residents, as properties near the store were worth 10 per cent more (\u00a324,506) than ones in the surrounding area that weren\u2019t near a branch. The price of having a supermarket on your doorstep: Waitrose scores highest - and Aldi the lowest . Tesco came in next, with a price premium of 8 per cent (\u00a317,125), followed by Marks & Spencer, on 7 per cent (\u00a318,786). But the presence of an Aldi nearby was associated with house prices that were 3 per cent (\u00a35,910) lower compared to the wider postal region. And houses close to a Lidl cost 2 per cent (\u00a34,719) less. 'It was mainly the views that attracted us to the property' Meanwhile houses near several different stores enjoyed the highest price premiums. Researchers found that homes in Clifton, Bristol \u2013 which enjoy access to a Waitrose, a Sainsbury\u2019s and a Co-op \u2013 cost \u00a3392,961 on average. This is 64 per cent (\u00a3153,488) more than in nearby areas. And homes in Didsbury, a suburb in Manchester that boasts an Aldi, a Co-op and a Tesco, typically cost \u00a3239,595, which is 61 per cent or \u00a391,096 more than houses in the surrounding area. Waitrose has carefully cultivated its upmarket image, proving popular with middle and high income families. But the research raises the question of whether a neighbourhood already had more expensive homes \u2013 encouraging the store to build a branch near its target customers \u2013 or if it was the store\u2019s presence that boosted the area. Similarly, Aldi and Lidl, who have become popular as budget rivals to the big chains, have managed to keep prices low by locating branches in areas that were already cheaper, such as on the edge of towns."}], "metadata": {"id": "1d7b60fb8f929252caf6ea56ffca0d754f4235c3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Homes with Waitrose nearby cost 12% more than those not near a branch .\nStudy found houses cost \u00a338,831 more than homes without the shop .\nBut having budget store like Lidl nearby means house could be worth less ."}}
{"prompt": "State Education Minister Adrian Piccoli has called the Scot's College university shortcut 'unfair,' after it was released that school students could buy their way into university without completing their HSC. Tuition, sporting and curricula fees for Scot's College, one of Sydney's most prestigious schools, reportedly top $30,000 . The University of Sydney have been running a 17-week diploma for Year 11 students at Scot's College to skip their year 12 exams and 'buy' their entry into the sandstone university. 'Access to university should be fair and equitable,' Mr Piccoli told Fairfax Media. 'Any scheme that gives some students an unfair advantage is unacceptable and I will be discussing this with the federal government, which is responsible for universities.' Eight Scot's students gained 'direct entry' to the university after completing the program in 2014, according to a letter sent to parents by principal Dr Ian Lambert, while 166 students completed the HSC. The program was devised by the university's commercial arm, Sydney Learning, and students who completed the course successfully were guaranteed places in a number of undergraduate level courses, including bachelor degrees in health sciences, liberal arts and science, animal and veterinary bioscience, visual arts, music and oral health, or in a diploma of law. Opposition leader Luke Foley is concerned over how this alternative would impact the HSC. 'We have a federal Coalition government intent on linking university admission to wealth, more and more, and these are the sorts of arrangements that flow from the Abbott government's reform of our higher education sector,' he said. The Sydney Morning Herald have reported that concern within the University of Sydney staff has led to its academic board shutting down this alternative pathway for school students. Sandstone halls: The University of Sydney's commercial arm, Sydney Learning, has run the pilot program with Scot's College. Pictured above is the university's clocktower and the eastern range of its main building precinct . However, at the time it was shutdown, the board was unaware that Scot's College were planning the pilot with another 11 boys this year. My Foley is worried that this pathway will be picked up by other universities and elite high schools. Scot's College does not advertise their fees for tuition, sport and other curriculum activities, but in 2013 they were reported to be $30,900 per year with an extra $24,121 for boarders. Scot's College: Dr Lambert, the college's chief, was quoted telling the Sydney Morning Herald that the diploma was designed with students 'in the middle rank of learners' in mind . Rose Steele, the president of the National Union of Students, told Daily Mail Australia that while it was important there were alternative pathways available for students to gain entry to university, it was 'really concerning' if this program was only open to students who could afford it. 'NUS really believes education should be open to all and not just those who can afford it,' Ms Steele said. Daily Mail Australia approached the University of Sydney and Scot's College for comment on Monday morning. Principal Ian Lambert has rejected the notion that it was an exclusive deal for Scot's College. He agrees that the current HSC grading system works for the top 20 percent of students, but not for middle-ranking students. Do you know more? Daniel.Piotrowski@mailonline.com .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nState Education Minister Adrian Piccoli has called the Scot's College university shortcut 'unfair,' after it was released that school students could buy their way into university without completing their HSC. Tuition, sporting and curricula fees for Scot's College, one of Sydney's most prestigious schools, reportedly top $30,000 . The University of Sydney have been running a 17-week diploma for Year 11 students at Scot's College to skip their year 12 exams and 'buy' their entry into the sandstone university. 'Access to university should be fair and equitable,' Mr Piccoli told Fairfax Media. 'Any scheme that gives some students an unfair advantage is unacceptable and I will be discussing this with the federal government, which is responsible for universities.' Eight Scot's students gained 'direct entry' to the university after completing the program in 2014, according to a letter sent to parents by principal Dr Ian Lambert, while 166 students completed the HSC. The program was devised by the university's commercial arm, Sydney Learning, and students who completed the course successfully were guaranteed places in a number of undergraduate level courses, including bachelor degrees in health sciences, liberal arts and science, animal and veterinary bioscience, visual arts, music and oral health, or in a diploma of law. Opposition leader Luke Foley is concerned over how this alternative would impact the HSC. 'We have a federal Coalition government intent on linking university admission to wealth, more and more, and these are the sorts of arrangements that flow from the Abbott government's reform of our higher education sector,' he said. The Sydney Morning Herald have reported that concern within the University of Sydney staff has led to its academic board shutting down this alternative pathway for school students. Sandstone halls: The University of Sydney's commercial arm, Sydney Learning, has run the pilot program with Scot's College. Pictured above is the university's clocktower and the eastern range of its main building precinct . However, at the time it was shutdown, the board was unaware that Scot's College were planning the pilot with another 11 boys this year. My Foley is worried that this pathway will be picked up by other universities and elite high schools. Scot's College does not advertise their fees for tuition, sport and other curriculum activities, but in 2013 they were reported to be $30,900 per year with an extra $24,121 for boarders. Scot's College: Dr Lambert, the college's chief, was quoted telling the Sydney Morning Herald that the diploma was designed with students 'in the middle rank of learners' in mind . Rose Steele, the president of the National Union of Students, told Daily Mail Australia that while it was important there were alternative pathways available for students to gain entry to university, it was 'really concerning' if this program was only open to students who could afford it. 'NUS really believes education should be open to all and not just those who can afford it,' Ms Steele said. Daily Mail Australia approached the University of Sydney and Scot's College for comment on Monday morning. Principal Ian Lambert has rejected the notion that it was an exclusive deal for Scot's College. He agrees that the current HSC grading system works for the top 20 percent of students, but not for middle-ranking students. Do you know more? Daniel.Piotrowski@mailonline.com ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8e1210cc77e69b35574c439a2d27d05a391ab480", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Pilot program allows students at one of Sydney's most prestigious schools to bypass the Higher School Certificate and attend Sydney University .\nSuccessful completion of the 17-week guarantees Scot's College students a place in a number of undergraduate courses, including law .\nState Education Minister Adrian Piccoli has called this shortcut 'unfair'\nTuition, sporting and curriculum-related fees at the college reportedly topped $30,000 per year in 2013 .\nOpposition Minister Luke Foley concerned this will impact success of HSC .\n'Education should be open to all, not just those who can afford it,' National Union of Students spokeswoman tells Daily Mail Australia ."}}
{"prompt": "A life coach and author with a curvy figure and dyed black locks has been dubbed the Romanian Kim Kardashian. Alexandra Harra, 28, who now lives in Miami, has a BA degree in creative writing and classics. She now works as a professional life coach, a writer for the Huffington Post and an author of The Karma Queens' Guide to Relationships. But when she was persuaded to pose on the cover of the Romanian Playboy, she suddenly found it wasn't her university education that people were interested in. Scroll down for video . Selfie queen: Alexandra Harra has been dubbed 'The Romanian Kim Kardashian' and even shares the same love of selfies . All about the booty: The life coach turned model enjoys showing off her curves in tight fitting clothes . Since appearing on the infamous cover she has graced the pages of countless glossies in her homeland. The model, who formerly had long peroxide locks, recently took to the bottle to make her similarity with the reality star, married to Kanye West, even more striking. With her dyed black hair, she now lays claim to the title of the Romanian Kim Kardashian. Harra is already a bigger success than the celebrity in one way, as her derriere apparently measures 43 inches, while Kardashian's is just 40 inches. She said: \u2018Someone in Romania noticed that my bottom size, at 109cm, is larger than Kim Kardashian's at 101 cm. 'Now I'm in the paper all the time as the Romanian Kim Kardashian.\u2019 Curves galore: Alexandra Harra recently dyed her hair from blonde to black to look more like Kim . Meow: Harra states on Instagram that she loves cats, evident in these selfies . The decision to dye her hair black has been well received by fans, boosting her online popularity. Whilst she now lives in Miami, she said that when she returns to her native Romania she is treated like a celebrity. \u2018We are the Kardashians of Romania. We're just as controversial as them. 'When I arrive anywhere in Romania, all the cameras are after me, the paparazzi are after me too, they don't expect to see a body like this and a booty like that.\u2019 Alexandra also uses her suggestive shots as a vehicle for her life coaching advice. On one Instagram snap, she wrote: 'Change doesn't come by accident. Change comes by will.' Next to one picture, in which she posed side-on, she posted a Bible quote from Romans, 5: 3-5: 'But we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame.' And maybe Kim should look out, as according to one picture, Alexandra believes in the power of positive thinking. She wrote: 'What you wish, you can manifest. Always.' High flyer: As well as being a business woman and author, Alexandra claims that she is treated like an A-list celebrity in her native Romania . Cover girl: Alexandra has appeared on the cover of Playboy Romania, as well as in many more magazines in her native country . Alexandra dyed her hair black to cement her claim of being \u2018The Romanian Kim Kardashian\u2019 \u2018In Romania women are supposed to be very thin, they're supposed to not have curves. That's what they think is beautiful. That to me is outrageous.\u2019 And it seems that Harra\u2019s move to become Romania\u2019s answer to Kim Kardashian is already paying off. She owns a Mercedes S 550 2015 model worth \u00a395,000 and a Mercedes CLS 550 worth \u00a363,00. Yet Alexandra's mum, Carmen, who she runs her business with, thinks her daughter is unique. \u2018My daughter is being labelled as the blonde version of Kim Kardashian. 'But we don't try to imitate anyone, we're just ourselves.\u2019 Alexandra runs a psychology company with mum, Carmen, who is also supportive of her modelling career . Doppelganger: The life coach's signature contouring make-up and dyed hair just increases her similarity with reality star Kim .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA life coach and author with a curvy figure and dyed black locks has been dubbed the Romanian Kim Kardashian. Alexandra Harra, 28, who now lives in Miami, has a BA degree in creative writing and classics. She now works as a professional life coach, a writer for the Huffington Post and an author of The Karma Queens' Guide to Relationships. But when she was persuaded to pose on the cover of the Romanian Playboy, she suddenly found it wasn't her university education that people were interested in. Scroll down for video . Selfie queen: Alexandra Harra has been dubbed 'The Romanian Kim Kardashian' and even shares the same love of selfies . All about the booty: The life coach turned model enjoys showing off her curves in tight fitting clothes . Since appearing on the infamous cover she has graced the pages of countless glossies in her homeland. The model, who formerly had long peroxide locks, recently took to the bottle to make her similarity with the reality star, married to Kanye West, even more striking. With her dyed black hair, she now lays claim to the title of the Romanian Kim Kardashian. Harra is already a bigger success than the celebrity in one way, as her derriere apparently measures 43 inches, while Kardashian's is just 40 inches. She said: \u2018Someone in Romania noticed that my bottom size, at 109cm, is larger than Kim Kardashian's at 101 cm. 'Now I'm in the paper all the time as the Romanian Kim Kardashian.\u2019 Curves galore: Alexandra Harra recently dyed her hair from blonde to black to look more like Kim . Meow: Harra states on Instagram that she loves cats, evident in these selfies . The decision to dye her hair black has been well received by fans, boosting her online popularity. Whilst she now lives in Miami, she said that when she returns to her native Romania she is treated like a celebrity. \u2018We are the Kardashians of Romania. We're just as controversial as them. 'When I arrive anywhere in Romania, all the cameras are after me, the paparazzi are after me too, they don't expect to see a body like this and a booty like that.\u2019 Alexandra also uses her suggestive shots as a vehicle for her life coaching advice. On one Instagram snap, she wrote: 'Change doesn't come by accident. Change comes by will.' Next to one picture, in which she posed side-on, she posted a Bible quote from Romans, 5: 3-5: 'But we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame.' And maybe Kim should look out, as according to one picture, Alexandra believes in the power of positive thinking. She wrote: 'What you wish, you can manifest. Always.' High flyer: As well as being a business woman and author, Alexandra claims that she is treated like an A-list celebrity in her native Romania . Cover girl: Alexandra has appeared on the cover of Playboy Romania, as well as in many more magazines in her native country . Alexandra dyed her hair black to cement her claim of being \u2018The Romanian Kim Kardashian\u2019 \u2018In Romania women are supposed to be very thin, they're supposed to not have curves. That's what they think is beautiful. That to me is outrageous.\u2019 And it seems that Harra\u2019s move to become Romania\u2019s answer to Kim Kardashian is already paying off. She owns a Mercedes S 550 2015 model worth \u00a395,000 and a Mercedes CLS 550 worth \u00a363,00. Yet Alexandra's mum, Carmen, who she runs her business with, thinks her daughter is unique. \u2018My daughter is being labelled as the blonde version of Kim Kardashian. 'But we don't try to imitate anyone, we're just ourselves.\u2019 Alexandra runs a psychology company with mum, Carmen, who is also supportive of her modelling career . Doppelganger: The life coach's signature contouring make-up and dyed hair just increases her similarity with reality star Kim ."}], "metadata": {"id": "519d9a75aecc8a205f36093e65150ee31a878078", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Romanian-born Alexandra Harra, 28, has become an Instagram star .\nModel, who's posed for Playboy, posts selfies with inspirational messages .\nAfter dyeing locks black, being hailed as a rival to Kim Kardashian ."}}
{"prompt": "More than a dozen people were injured on Thursday night after a stage collapsed during an Indiana public high school theater performance, sending students plummeting 10 feet into an orchestra pit. One of the victims suffered critical head trauma as the stage fell half-way through a song during a sold-out showing of American Pie at Westfield High School. The calamity occurred at the worst possible time - just as dozens walked on stage for the finale. 'All of a sudden, everyone was gone,' one parent from the audience told\u00a0RTV. Terrible: Tragedy struck Thursday night at an Indiana high school's performance of the musical American Pie . Buckled: Just as the entire cast danced on-stage for the finale, the platform beneath them collapsed . Shocking: The performers plummeted through the wooden riser in a spectacle so unbelievable that some audience members initially believed it was choreographed . Nicola Gruszka, a student who was singing in front of the stage when the platform behind her gave way, said they had previously practiced the song with the same number of people with no issue. 'We thought the worse thing that could happen on that song is that someone could miss their cue,' she told Good Morning America on Friday. After the students behind her plunged into the orchestra pit, she was so shocked that she was unable to move, she said, and was still holding the microphone 30 minutes later. Another student, Sam Greathouse, told GMA that he jumped into action. 'As soon as the stage went down I just hopped up and started pulling people out of the hole,' he said, adding that students 'really came together as a unit in that moment'. More than 12 people were hurt and least one person was critically injured, a spokesman for the Westfield Police Department said on Thursday evening. But the two students told GMA that they had heard the critically-injured student was doing much better by Friday. 'The worst ones are comparatively mild to what could've happened,' Miss Gruszka said. Some performers walked out of the pit, which was estimated to measure some 10 feet, but others required more serious medical care . The packed house, seen before the tragedy, was asked to keep calm during the confusing aftermath . The drop from the top of the wooden riser to the floor was likely around 10 feet. Many of the witnesses who'd never seen the show weren't initially sure if it was part of the performance. The confusion didn't last, however, as it soon became clear that a terrible accident had occurred. Screams and gasps can be heard in video taken of the incident, which shows all but the lead singer vanish in the middle of the song Don't Stop Believin'. 'Some parents rushed the stage area,' audience member Mandi McKinley Brown told IndyStar. 'Most of us stayed in our seats to stay out of the way. People were lifting large pieces of the stage out of the pit from on top of the kids.' According to student Zach Rader, an administrator then addressed the crowd and asked for calm before asking any healthcare professionals to come forward. Witnesses:\u00a0Nicola Gruszka, left, was singing in front of the stage when it collapsed behind her, while\u00a0Sam Greathouse, right, helped to pull students out of the hole. They appeared on GMA on Friday morning . 'We have some seriously injured people,' Westfield fire chief Joe Lyons. The musical's lead guitarist, Blake Camden, was not among them. He said he stepped away after noticing something about the stage wasn't right. 'When all the performers rushed the stage, I saw the floor was starting to bow a little bit and I stepped to the left and the stage collapsed,' Camden, a senior, told RTV. 'I saw 20-30 of my friends fall in.' Chris Baldwin, who works in human resources for the high school about 20 miles north of Indianapolis, said the students fell into the orchestra pit below. Cameron Snyder, 18, a senior at Westfield, was watching the show. When the stage collapsed, a mass of people ran toward it, trying to help their loved ones, Snyder said. Scene: The incident occurred at Westfield High School, pictured on Friday as students head back to class . Back to school: Police said on Friday that the dozen students hurt in the collapse are 'doing really well' 'I was just in a state of shock,' he said. Injured students were taken to at least three different hospitals, Hollowell said. School officials aid class would be held as usual on Friday but that counselors would be on site for students who might need counseling. The incident evoked memories of a 2011 stage collapse at the Indiana Stage Fair that killed seven people and injured nearly 100. High winds toppled rigging and sent the stage roof onto fans awaiting the start of a concert by the country duo Sugarland.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMore than a dozen people were injured on Thursday night after a stage collapsed during an Indiana public high school theater performance, sending students plummeting 10 feet into an orchestra pit. One of the victims suffered critical head trauma as the stage fell half-way through a song during a sold-out showing of American Pie at Westfield High School. The calamity occurred at the worst possible time - just as dozens walked on stage for the finale. 'All of a sudden, everyone was gone,' one parent from the audience told\u00a0RTV. Terrible: Tragedy struck Thursday night at an Indiana high school's performance of the musical American Pie . Buckled: Just as the entire cast danced on-stage for the finale, the platform beneath them collapsed . Shocking: The performers plummeted through the wooden riser in a spectacle so unbelievable that some audience members initially believed it was choreographed . Nicola Gruszka, a student who was singing in front of the stage when the platform behind her gave way, said they had previously practiced the song with the same number of people with no issue. 'We thought the worse thing that could happen on that song is that someone could miss their cue,' she told Good Morning America on Friday. After the students behind her plunged into the orchestra pit, she was so shocked that she was unable to move, she said, and was still holding the microphone 30 minutes later. Another student, Sam Greathouse, told GMA that he jumped into action. 'As soon as the stage went down I just hopped up and started pulling people out of the hole,' he said, adding that students 'really came together as a unit in that moment'. More than 12 people were hurt and least one person was critically injured, a spokesman for the Westfield Police Department said on Thursday evening. But the two students told GMA that they had heard the critically-injured student was doing much better by Friday. 'The worst ones are comparatively mild to what could've happened,' Miss Gruszka said. Some performers walked out of the pit, which was estimated to measure some 10 feet, but others required more serious medical care . The packed house, seen before the tragedy, was asked to keep calm during the confusing aftermath . The drop from the top of the wooden riser to the floor was likely around 10 feet. Many of the witnesses who'd never seen the show weren't initially sure if it was part of the performance. The confusion didn't last, however, as it soon became clear that a terrible accident had occurred. Screams and gasps can be heard in video taken of the incident, which shows all but the lead singer vanish in the middle of the song Don't Stop Believin'. 'Some parents rushed the stage area,' audience member Mandi McKinley Brown told IndyStar. 'Most of us stayed in our seats to stay out of the way. People were lifting large pieces of the stage out of the pit from on top of the kids.' According to student Zach Rader, an administrator then addressed the crowd and asked for calm before asking any healthcare professionals to come forward. Witnesses:\u00a0Nicola Gruszka, left, was singing in front of the stage when it collapsed behind her, while\u00a0Sam Greathouse, right, helped to pull students out of the hole. They appeared on GMA on Friday morning . 'We have some seriously injured people,' Westfield fire chief Joe Lyons. The musical's lead guitarist, Blake Camden, was not among them. He said he stepped away after noticing something about the stage wasn't right. 'When all the performers rushed the stage, I saw the floor was starting to bow a little bit and I stepped to the left and the stage collapsed,' Camden, a senior, told RTV. 'I saw 20-30 of my friends fall in.' Chris Baldwin, who works in human resources for the high school about 20 miles north of Indianapolis, said the students fell into the orchestra pit below. Cameron Snyder, 18, a senior at Westfield, was watching the show. When the stage collapsed, a mass of people ran toward it, trying to help their loved ones, Snyder said. Scene: The incident occurred at Westfield High School, pictured on Friday as students head back to class . Back to school: Police said on Friday that the dozen students hurt in the collapse are 'doing really well' 'I was just in a state of shock,' he said. Injured students were taken to at least three different hospitals, Hollowell said. School officials aid class would be held as usual on Friday but that counselors would be on site for students who might need counseling. The incident evoked memories of a 2011 stage collapse at the Indiana Stage Fair that killed seven people and injured nearly 100. High winds toppled rigging and sent the stage roof onto fans awaiting the start of a concert by the country duo Sugarland."}], "metadata": {"id": "3288ae87956fe54584391eaf184d90c256f32232", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "An Indiana public school performance of American Pie ended in tragedy Wednesday when a riser buckled just as dozens danced on-stage .\nMore than a dozen people were injured at the Westfield High performance and one student was taken to a hospital in critical condition .\nStudents said there had been no issues when they previously practiced the song on the stage with the same number of people ."}}
{"prompt": "Two states at the center of gay rights protests over laws designed to 'uphold religious freedom' are engaging in hurried climbdowns today, with both moving to alter legislation that critics say legalizes discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Indiana lawmakers unveiled this morning an amendment its already-in-effect law clarifying that no one will 'be able to discriminate against anyone at any time.' The Arkansas legislature was also poised to pass changes to its legislation after the state's Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson rejected its bill at the last minute on Wednesday following public uproar and a personal plea from his son. The two, GOP-controlled states were in a frenzy to quell national outrage over legislation meant to satisfy evangelicals who do not believe they should be compelled by the government to provide goods and services to certain customers if doing so would violate their religious convictions. The moves had the direct effect of upsetting gay and lesbian individuals, however, and incited massive protests. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma speaks at a press conference announcing changes to the state's religious freedom law as Senate President Pro Tem David Long, left, looks on. The GOP leaders said today that they would add anti-discrimination safeguard sto the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act . Opponents of an Arkansas religious objection measure chant 'We Are Arkansas' as they face the Arkansas state Capitol in Little Rock on Wednesday. Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson earlier Wednesday said he wants the legislature to either recall the bill from his desk or pass a follow-up measure that would make the proposal more closely mirror a 1993 federal religious-freedom law . UNDER FIRE: Indiana Governor Mike Pence said Tuesday that he'd support changes to his state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act that clarifying that it doesn't legalize discrimination. After gay rights activists, sympathetic businesses and celebrities thrust the measures into the national spotlight, both states found themselves in the cross-hairs, and even Republican lawmakers began to distance themselves from the laws as written. Republican leaders in the Hoosier State conceded this week to critics arguing that their state's law, signed into effect by Governor Mike Pence a week ago today, inadvertently left room for discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. 'It was never intended to discriminate against anyone,' Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long said this morning at a press conference. Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma, standing alongside Long, said, 'Hoosier hospitality had to be restored.' In addition to the already protected classes of persons, the new language specifies that businesses,\u00a0individuals and other 'providers' cannot refuse to do business with the basis of their sexual orientation. Exempted from the new rules, however, are churches and non-profit religious organizations, including schools, according to the Indianapolis Star,\u00a0which received an early look at the draft language. After adamantly defending the state's law in the national press, Pence suddenly said Tuesday that 'it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone.' The 180 earned him the mocking of the White House, which described him as a 'previously defiant governor' who changed his position after a 'bipartisan and even nonpolitical outcry.' Demonstrators hold signs on the steps of the Arkansas state Capitol thanking Hutchinson for calling for changes to the religious freedom measure.\u00a0A new version of Arkansas' law is now making its way through the statehouse. The altered bill would more closely mirror federal legislation . A new version of Arkansas' law that is making its way through the statehouse would more closely mirror federal legislation. The fixes passed the state's Senate last night and will now be considered in the House. Hutchinson on Wednesday had requested the legislative changes, saying he could not sign the bill until they were made. 'How do we as a state communicate to the world that we are respectful of a diverse workplace and we want to be known as a state that does not discriminate but understands tolerance?' he said during a press conference outside the state Capitol. 'That is the challenge we face. Making this law like the federal law will aid us in that effort in communication, but also was my original objective from the beginning.' Conservative lawmakers said they didn't appreciate the slap in the face from Hutchinson, who had said numerous times in the past that he would approve the legislation in its current form when it reached his desk, but they worked to make the necessary adjustments just the same. 'I don't feel it was right for the governor to say he was going to sign something that he watched all the way through and didn't sign,' state senator Terry Rice told Arkansas Online. 'I know things come up at the last minute but now we have hodgepodged some bills together.' That sentiment was shared by Arkansas Family Council, a group that favors the law and pushed to get it passed. 'I'm very puzzled at this point to see why the bill would need to be amended at this late date, considering everybody in the chamber has had a chance to see it,' Jerry Cox, the group's leader, said. 'I think it's been thoroughly vetted, and it's a good law.' A family-owned pizzeria in Indiana that said it wouldn't cater same-sex weddings shut down until further notice on Wednesday after the owners received threatening phone calls, and the establishment's YELP page was flooded with bad reviews . Indiana, the first of the two states to pass the offending religious liberty legislation, saw a fierce backlash over the weekend and early this week that included thousands of protesters descending on the state Capitol and a prominent local business cancelling a planned $40 million expansion of its headquarters after Pence formally approved the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Hutchinson, who took office just two months ago, undoubtedly wanted to avoid an uprising of equal intensity in his own state. The Arkansas-based retail corporation Wal-Mart publicly lobbied the Republican politician not to approve the bill, labeling it as discriminatory. Meanwhile, in Indiana, a family-owned pizzeria, Memories, that said it wouldn't cater same-sex weddings shut down until further notice on Wednesday after the owners received threatening phone calls and the establishment's YELP page was flooded with bad reviews.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo states at the center of gay rights protests over laws designed to 'uphold religious freedom' are engaging in hurried climbdowns today, with both moving to alter legislation that critics say legalizes discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Indiana lawmakers unveiled this morning an amendment its already-in-effect law clarifying that no one will 'be able to discriminate against anyone at any time.' The Arkansas legislature was also poised to pass changes to its legislation after the state's Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson rejected its bill at the last minute on Wednesday following public uproar and a personal plea from his son. The two, GOP-controlled states were in a frenzy to quell national outrage over legislation meant to satisfy evangelicals who do not believe they should be compelled by the government to provide goods and services to certain customers if doing so would violate their religious convictions. The moves had the direct effect of upsetting gay and lesbian individuals, however, and incited massive protests. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma speaks at a press conference announcing changes to the state's religious freedom law as Senate President Pro Tem David Long, left, looks on. The GOP leaders said today that they would add anti-discrimination safeguard sto the controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act . Opponents of an Arkansas religious objection measure chant 'We Are Arkansas' as they face the Arkansas state Capitol in Little Rock on Wednesday. Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson earlier Wednesday said he wants the legislature to either recall the bill from his desk or pass a follow-up measure that would make the proposal more closely mirror a 1993 federal religious-freedom law . UNDER FIRE: Indiana Governor Mike Pence said Tuesday that he'd support changes to his state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act that clarifying that it doesn't legalize discrimination. After gay rights activists, sympathetic businesses and celebrities thrust the measures into the national spotlight, both states found themselves in the cross-hairs, and even Republican lawmakers began to distance themselves from the laws as written. Republican leaders in the Hoosier State conceded this week to critics arguing that their state's law, signed into effect by Governor Mike Pence a week ago today, inadvertently left room for discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. 'It was never intended to discriminate against anyone,' Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long said this morning at a press conference. Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma, standing alongside Long, said, 'Hoosier hospitality had to be restored.' In addition to the already protected classes of persons, the new language specifies that businesses,\u00a0individuals and other 'providers' cannot refuse to do business with the basis of their sexual orientation. Exempted from the new rules, however, are churches and non-profit religious organizations, including schools, according to the Indianapolis Star,\u00a0which received an early look at the draft language. After adamantly defending the state's law in the national press, Pence suddenly said Tuesday that 'it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone.' The 180 earned him the mocking of the White House, which described him as a 'previously defiant governor' who changed his position after a 'bipartisan and even nonpolitical outcry.' Demonstrators hold signs on the steps of the Arkansas state Capitol thanking Hutchinson for calling for changes to the religious freedom measure.\u00a0A new version of Arkansas' law is now making its way through the statehouse. The altered bill would more closely mirror federal legislation . A new version of Arkansas' law that is making its way through the statehouse would more closely mirror federal legislation. The fixes passed the state's Senate last night and will now be considered in the House. Hutchinson on Wednesday had requested the legislative changes, saying he could not sign the bill until they were made. 'How do we as a state communicate to the world that we are respectful of a diverse workplace and we want to be known as a state that does not discriminate but understands tolerance?' he said during a press conference outside the state Capitol. 'That is the challenge we face. Making this law like the federal law will aid us in that effort in communication, but also was my original objective from the beginning.' Conservative lawmakers said they didn't appreciate the slap in the face from Hutchinson, who had said numerous times in the past that he would approve the legislation in its current form when it reached his desk, but they worked to make the necessary adjustments just the same. 'I don't feel it was right for the governor to say he was going to sign something that he watched all the way through and didn't sign,' state senator Terry Rice told Arkansas Online. 'I know things come up at the last minute but now we have hodgepodged some bills together.' That sentiment was shared by Arkansas Family Council, a group that favors the law and pushed to get it passed. 'I'm very puzzled at this point to see why the bill would need to be amended at this late date, considering everybody in the chamber has had a chance to see it,' Jerry Cox, the group's leader, said. 'I think it's been thoroughly vetted, and it's a good law.' A family-owned pizzeria in Indiana that said it wouldn't cater same-sex weddings shut down until further notice on Wednesday after the owners received threatening phone calls, and the establishment's YELP page was flooded with bad reviews . Indiana, the first of the two states to pass the offending religious liberty legislation, saw a fierce backlash over the weekend and early this week that included thousands of protesters descending on the state Capitol and a prominent local business cancelling a planned $40 million expansion of its headquarters after Pence formally approved the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Hutchinson, who took office just two months ago, undoubtedly wanted to avoid an uprising of equal intensity in his own state. The Arkansas-based retail corporation Wal-Mart publicly lobbied the Republican politician not to approve the bill, labeling it as discriminatory. Meanwhile, in Indiana, a family-owned pizzeria, Memories, that said it wouldn't cater same-sex weddings shut down until further notice on Wednesday after the owners received threatening phone calls and the establishment's YELP page was flooded with bad reviews."}], "metadata": {"id": "3660424c84d542bd792e088e445b3d16ec237fe2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "New text of Indiana bill states that no one will 'be able to discriminate against anyone at any time'\n'It was never intended to discriminate against anyone,' Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long said this morning at a press conference .\nArkansas legislature was also poised to pass altered legislation  after the state's Republican Governor  rejected the bill at the last minute yesterday .\nAltered law\u00a0would more closely mirror federal legislation; it passed the Senate last night and is now under consideration in the House ."}}
{"prompt": "Most women would kill for a size six figure and a gap between their thighs. But Amelia-Jane Harris, 20, says her new 'dream body' is actually a nightmare, as Crohn's disease means she is in constant pain and cannot eat. The illness has seen Miss Harris lose more than 18 stone (252lbs) in 20 months, as she regularly vomits up her food and suffers excruciating bowel pain. At her largest, when she weighed 27st 10lbs (388lbs) and was a size 32, she dreamed of pulling off skimpy outfits. But now, weighing just 8st 9lbs (121lbs) and wearing size 6 clothes, she says she would give anything to get back her fuller figure back and be able to eat normally again. Scroll down for video . Amelia-Jane Harris, 20, used to weigh 27st 10lbs and was bullied at school and called 'Fatty Bum Bum' (left). She developed Crohn's disease and lost 18 stone in 20 months to become a slim size six (right). But rather than being delighted at her new figure, she describes her situation as a 'nightmare' Her condition leaves her in constant pain and she can barely keep food down, so she can never enjoy eating or go out for dinner with her friends. She so tired from being malnourished she cannot work, and her fingernails, eyebrows and hair all regularly fall out. Miss Harris, of Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham, said: 'I get lots of compliments on my figure, but I have constant, underlying pain. 'Sometimes it feels like really severe stomach cramps, but I also get really bad stabbing pains that won't go away. 'I get no enjoyment out of food anymore. Eating feels like a chore because I know it's going to cause me pain. 'It seems pointless to make a healthy meal because I'll just throw it up. 'With strong painkillers I can cope, but it feels like a curse - I'm going to have to take this medication for the rest of my life.' Miss Harris was a happy and healthy child but her weight began to increase through her teens despite making no change to her diet. Miss Harris says her 'dream body' is actually a nightmare as she cannot eat and vomits daily . By the age of 14, she was dubbed 'Fatty Bum Bum' by playground bullies. She said: 'I ate whatever mum gave me, which was healthy because she was always watching her weight. 'As my waistline expanded, my confidence shrank and it wasn't until I left school - and the bullies - behind me that I stopped worrying about my size. 'At college, I ate what I wanted and although I reached nearly 28 stone, I still made an effort with my clothes, hair and make-up. Fat didn't have to mean ugly.' With the humiliation of her school days behind her, Miss Harris gradually started to embrace her size 32 frame. But then shortly after her 17th birthday, having finally made peace with being overweight, she fell seriously ill. She said: 'I started vomiting 10 times a day. I just couldn't keep anything down. 'Within 20 months I'd lost more than 18st. It didn't make any sense to me and I was terrified.' Concerned by the rapid and unprompted weight loss, she consulted her GP. In June 2014, after months of tests, her doctor diagnosed her with Crohn's disease, a long-term condition that causes inflammation of the lining of the digestive system. There is currently no cure for Crohn's disease - treatment simply aims to relieve the symptoms of the digestive system becoming inflamed. Miss Harris was immediately prescribed a cocktail of pills, which she is required to take every day. She said: 'On a good day I have to take up to 70 pills, but it can go up to 100 on a bad one. 'The weight kept falling off until I reached size six. People congratulated me on the weight loss and told me I looked fabulous \u2013 but the truth was I'd never felt worse' She now weighs 8st 9lbs, which means she is very slim for her 5tf 7in height. She said: 'I'll never be big again. I can only keep down around 10 per cent of what I eat, and right now I'm even struggling to keep down water.' Before the sickness started, Miss Harris would tuck into a healthy bowl of cereal for breakfast. Before being diagnosed with Crohn's disease, Miss Harris had four jobs. Now, she is so tired she cannot work. She said: 'I know it sounds unbelievable, but I'd give anything to be 27 stone again' For lunch she'd have a salad or a sandwich, and dinner was a meal cooked by her mother, such as a healthy portion of spaghetti bolognese made with reduced fat Quorn mince. Now, her condition means she cannot eat fats or oils. She has not eaten junk food for the past three years and has been on a strict diet of boiled meat and vegetables. She said: 'I know it sounds unbelievable, but I'd give anything to be 27 stone again. This time last year I held down four jobs, but now I'm too ill to work. 'Being curvy is part of what it means to be a girl. I had that before, but now I just look like a boy.' 'My fingernails have been known to drop off because I'm not getting any nutrients. 'I've also suffered really badly with hair loss. I wore a wig for the entire summer of 2013, which was hot, itchy and just generally uncomfortable. 'I even lost my eyebrows, which made me look like an alien. 'I can't go out and eat with my mates because I'll be sick. 'In the past when I've lost weight on purpose and people complimented me, I felt proud. Now, when people say \"well done\", I feel nothing.' Alarmingly, her weight is still decreasing and doctors are still baffled as to why her weight has not stabilised. She said: 'There's talk about admitting me back to hospital, but I'd give anything to avoid that. 'To some, I have the dream body - but to me, my size six figure is nothing but a nightmare. I can only pray that the doctors find the answer soon.' For more information and support, visit www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk . Crohn's disease is a condition that causes inflammation of the digestive system . Crohn's disease is a condition that causes inflammation of the digestive system. Inflammation is the body's reaction to injury or irritation and can cause redness, swelling and pain. Crohn's causes ulcers to form in the gut and inflammation that affects the body's ability to digest food, absorb nutrients and eliminate waste in a healthy way. The disease is one of the two main forms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).The other common form of IBD is Ulcerative Colitis. Crohn's is described as chronic, meaning it is a life-long condition. Sufferers will have periods of good health, remission, as well as times when their symptoms flare up or relapse. There is currently no cure for the disease, but drugs and surgery can give patients long periods of relief from their symptoms. The cause of Crohn's disease is not well understood. Experts believe the condition is, in part, inherited, while an abnormal reaction of the immune system to certain bacteria in the intestines is thought to contribute. Viruses, bacteria, diet, smoking and stress have all been suggested as environmental triggers, but there is no definitive evidence that any one of these is a cause of Crohn's. Symptoms include: . Abdominal pain and diarrhoeaTiredness and fatigueFeeling generally unwellMouth ulcersLoss of appetite and weight lossAnaemia - a reduced level of red blood cells . It's estimated around 250,000 people suffer from the condition in the UK. It can start in any age, but usually appears for the first time between the ages of 10 and 40. The disease can cause complications including perforations. They happen when a severe blockage ruptures the bowel, making a hole. The contents of the bowel can leak through and form an abscess. It causes pain and a fever. Source: Crohn's and Colitis UK .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMost women would kill for a size six figure and a gap between their thighs. But Amelia-Jane Harris, 20, says her new 'dream body' is actually a nightmare, as Crohn's disease means she is in constant pain and cannot eat. The illness has seen Miss Harris lose more than 18 stone (252lbs) in 20 months, as she regularly vomits up her food and suffers excruciating bowel pain. At her largest, when she weighed 27st 10lbs (388lbs) and was a size 32, she dreamed of pulling off skimpy outfits. But now, weighing just 8st 9lbs (121lbs) and wearing size 6 clothes, she says she would give anything to get back her fuller figure back and be able to eat normally again. Scroll down for video . Amelia-Jane Harris, 20, used to weigh 27st 10lbs and was bullied at school and called 'Fatty Bum Bum' (left). She developed Crohn's disease and lost 18 stone in 20 months to become a slim size six (right). But rather than being delighted at her new figure, she describes her situation as a 'nightmare' Her condition leaves her in constant pain and she can barely keep food down, so she can never enjoy eating or go out for dinner with her friends. She so tired from being malnourished she cannot work, and her fingernails, eyebrows and hair all regularly fall out. Miss Harris, of Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham, said: 'I get lots of compliments on my figure, but I have constant, underlying pain. 'Sometimes it feels like really severe stomach cramps, but I also get really bad stabbing pains that won't go away. 'I get no enjoyment out of food anymore. Eating feels like a chore because I know it's going to cause me pain. 'It seems pointless to make a healthy meal because I'll just throw it up. 'With strong painkillers I can cope, but it feels like a curse - I'm going to have to take this medication for the rest of my life.' Miss Harris was a happy and healthy child but her weight began to increase through her teens despite making no change to her diet. Miss Harris says her 'dream body' is actually a nightmare as she cannot eat and vomits daily . By the age of 14, she was dubbed 'Fatty Bum Bum' by playground bullies. She said: 'I ate whatever mum gave me, which was healthy because she was always watching her weight. 'As my waistline expanded, my confidence shrank and it wasn't until I left school - and the bullies - behind me that I stopped worrying about my size. 'At college, I ate what I wanted and although I reached nearly 28 stone, I still made an effort with my clothes, hair and make-up. Fat didn't have to mean ugly.' With the humiliation of her school days behind her, Miss Harris gradually started to embrace her size 32 frame. But then shortly after her 17th birthday, having finally made peace with being overweight, she fell seriously ill. She said: 'I started vomiting 10 times a day. I just couldn't keep anything down. 'Within 20 months I'd lost more than 18st. It didn't make any sense to me and I was terrified.' Concerned by the rapid and unprompted weight loss, she consulted her GP. In June 2014, after months of tests, her doctor diagnosed her with Crohn's disease, a long-term condition that causes inflammation of the lining of the digestive system. There is currently no cure for Crohn's disease - treatment simply aims to relieve the symptoms of the digestive system becoming inflamed. Miss Harris was immediately prescribed a cocktail of pills, which she is required to take every day. She said: 'On a good day I have to take up to 70 pills, but it can go up to 100 on a bad one. 'The weight kept falling off until I reached size six. People congratulated me on the weight loss and told me I looked fabulous \u2013 but the truth was I'd never felt worse' She now weighs 8st 9lbs, which means she is very slim for her 5tf 7in height. She said: 'I'll never be big again. I can only keep down around 10 per cent of what I eat, and right now I'm even struggling to keep down water.' Before the sickness started, Miss Harris would tuck into a healthy bowl of cereal for breakfast. Before being diagnosed with Crohn's disease, Miss Harris had four jobs. Now, she is so tired she cannot work. She said: 'I know it sounds unbelievable, but I'd give anything to be 27 stone again' For lunch she'd have a salad or a sandwich, and dinner was a meal cooked by her mother, such as a healthy portion of spaghetti bolognese made with reduced fat Quorn mince. Now, her condition means she cannot eat fats or oils. She has not eaten junk food for the past three years and has been on a strict diet of boiled meat and vegetables. She said: 'I know it sounds unbelievable, but I'd give anything to be 27 stone again. This time last year I held down four jobs, but now I'm too ill to work. 'Being curvy is part of what it means to be a girl. I had that before, but now I just look like a boy.' 'My fingernails have been known to drop off because I'm not getting any nutrients. 'I've also suffered really badly with hair loss. I wore a wig for the entire summer of 2013, which was hot, itchy and just generally uncomfortable. 'I even lost my eyebrows, which made me look like an alien. 'I can't go out and eat with my mates because I'll be sick. 'In the past when I've lost weight on purpose and people complimented me, I felt proud. Now, when people say \"well done\", I feel nothing.' Alarmingly, her weight is still decreasing and doctors are still baffled as to why her weight has not stabilised. She said: 'There's talk about admitting me back to hospital, but I'd give anything to avoid that. 'To some, I have the dream body - but to me, my size six figure is nothing but a nightmare. I can only pray that the doctors find the answer soon.' For more information and support, visit www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk . Crohn's disease is a condition that causes inflammation of the digestive system . Crohn's disease is a condition that causes inflammation of the digestive system. Inflammation is the body's reaction to injury or irritation and can cause redness, swelling and pain. Crohn's causes ulcers to form in the gut and inflammation that affects the body's ability to digest food, absorb nutrients and eliminate waste in a healthy way. The disease is one of the two main forms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).The other common form of IBD is Ulcerative Colitis. Crohn's is described as chronic, meaning it is a life-long condition. Sufferers will have periods of good health, remission, as well as times when their symptoms flare up or relapse. There is currently no cure for the disease, but drugs and surgery can give patients long periods of relief from their symptoms. The cause of Crohn's disease is not well understood. Experts believe the condition is, in part, inherited, while an abnormal reaction of the immune system to certain bacteria in the intestines is thought to contribute. Viruses, bacteria, diet, smoking and stress have all been suggested as environmental triggers, but there is no definitive evidence that any one of these is a cause of Crohn's. Symptoms include: . Abdominal pain and diarrhoeaTiredness and fatigueFeeling generally unwellMouth ulcersLoss of appetite and weight lossAnaemia - a reduced level of red blood cells . It's estimated around 250,000 people suffer from the condition in the UK. It can start in any age, but usually appears for the first time between the ages of 10 and 40. The disease can cause complications including perforations. They happen when a severe blockage ruptures the bowel, making a hole. The contents of the bowel can leak through and form an abscess. It causes pain and a fever. Source: Crohn's and Colitis UK ."}], "metadata": {"id": "42f050b80f85276cad3e7187aa19a4ebdf21e504", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Amelia-Jane Harris was 27st 10lbs at  17 and was called 'Fatty Bum Bum'\nShe began losing weight rapidly and was diagnosed with Crohn's disease .\nLost 18 stone in 20 months and became a slim size 6 weighing 8st 9lbs .\nSays her dream body is a 'nightmare' as  is in constant pain\u00a0and can't eat ."}}
{"prompt": "Jurgen Klopp would be perfect for Arsenal but the club should keep faith with Arsene Wenger, according to Gunners legend Nigel Winterburn. Klopp is on the radar of a number of top clubs after announcing that he will leave Dortmund at the end of the season. The 47-year-old has long been linked with taking over from Wenger, but the Frenchman has two years left on his contract. Jurgen Klopp has put a number of clubs on alert after deciding to leave Dortmund at the end of the season . A Borussia Dortmund fan holds up a sign thanking Klopp for his achievements in the last seven years . Arsene Wenger should be given more two more years at Arsenal, according to Nigel Winterburn . 'If Arsene Wenger decides to step down or move upstairs, then obviously he\u2019s a manager with the credentials, the way his teams play, I think a lot of people would think it\u2019s a perfect fit,' Winterburn told Goal. 'I would like Arsene Wenger to see out the next two years, and see where we are then, but obviously, with Klopp leaving Dortmund, it sort of puts the conundrum in because he\u2019s been linked with Arsenal before, particularly when Arsenal were struggling. Wenger was coming under severe pressure, so I understand where it\u2019s coming from but I would be surprised if there was a change this summer. 'This year we've just had, in terms of the spending power and the players coming in, and the next two, where we'll see the vision of where Arsenal are going to go and where they'll be after that.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJurgen Klopp would be perfect for Arsenal but the club should keep faith with Arsene Wenger, according to Gunners legend Nigel Winterburn. Klopp is on the radar of a number of top clubs after announcing that he will leave Dortmund at the end of the season. The 47-year-old has long been linked with taking over from Wenger, but the Frenchman has two years left on his contract. Jurgen Klopp has put a number of clubs on alert after deciding to leave Dortmund at the end of the season . A Borussia Dortmund fan holds up a sign thanking Klopp for his achievements in the last seven years . Arsene Wenger should be given more two more years at Arsenal, according to Nigel Winterburn . 'If Arsene Wenger decides to step down or move upstairs, then obviously he\u2019s a manager with the credentials, the way his teams play, I think a lot of people would think it\u2019s a perfect fit,' Winterburn told Goal. 'I would like Arsene Wenger to see out the next two years, and see where we are then, but obviously, with Klopp leaving Dortmund, it sort of puts the conundrum in because he\u2019s been linked with Arsenal before, particularly when Arsenal were struggling. Wenger was coming under severe pressure, so I understand where it\u2019s coming from but I would be surprised if there was a change this summer. 'This year we've just had, in terms of the spending power and the players coming in, and the next two, where we'll see the vision of where Arsenal are going to go and where they'll be after that.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "8a9b10cf34f3355f815048daf16cfd1d355cd354", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Jurgen Klopp will leave Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season .\nArsene Wenger's contract at Arsenal has two more years to run until 2017 .\nNigel Winterburn believes the club should let Wenger see out his deal ."}}
{"prompt": "A man dying of terminal cancer has decided not to check into the hospital but rather hit the streets as an Uber driver. Ken Broskey, 69, of Livonia, Michigan, has been diagnosed with stage 4\u00a0Oropharyngeal cancer, and his doctors have urged him to check into hospice care. Instead, Broskey, formerly a real estate agent, has taken a job with Uber, hoping to make enough money in what time he has left to pay off his mortgage so his daughter and two grandchildren can continue to live in his house. Scroll down for video . Ken Broskey (above) has stage 4 cancer, and has taken a job as an Uber driver . This so he can\u00a0earn money to pay off his mortgage before he dies so his daughter and grandchildren (above) can have his house . Now he is getting a little help too from Uber after they heard about his story. The company has donated $5,000 to the man, and is also donating $1 to a GoFundMe campaign set up for the man for every rider who enters UberPartnerKen into their app when requesting a car before Monday. This is all thanks to the work of Roland Gainer, a college student who started a campaign to help Broskey after riding in the man's car. 'His situation reminded me of the helplessness I felt watching my mother battle (but beat) cancer when I was in high school,' writes Gainer on the aforementioned GoFundMe page he set up for Broskey. And in just a few days, the fundraiser has almost reached its $95,000 goal. Roland Gainer (above), a college student, started a GoFundMe page for Broskey after meeting him which has almost reached its $95,000 goal . 'For Ken, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can\u2019t,' says Gainer. 'We can, however, using our relationships and resources help to give him peace\u2014and his family their home- in his final days.' It is not just the money either, as Boskey and Gainer also seem to have forged a true friendship. Says Gainer; 'My unlikely friendship with Ken has defied age, race, geographic, and economic boundaries and is bound by the common good of mankind.' He then adds; 'But, it won\u2019t defy time.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA man dying of terminal cancer has decided not to check into the hospital but rather hit the streets as an Uber driver. Ken Broskey, 69, of Livonia, Michigan, has been diagnosed with stage 4\u00a0Oropharyngeal cancer, and his doctors have urged him to check into hospice care. Instead, Broskey, formerly a real estate agent, has taken a job with Uber, hoping to make enough money in what time he has left to pay off his mortgage so his daughter and two grandchildren can continue to live in his house. Scroll down for video . Ken Broskey (above) has stage 4 cancer, and has taken a job as an Uber driver . This so he can\u00a0earn money to pay off his mortgage before he dies so his daughter and grandchildren (above) can have his house . Now he is getting a little help too from Uber after they heard about his story. The company has donated $5,000 to the man, and is also donating $1 to a GoFundMe campaign set up for the man for every rider who enters UberPartnerKen into their app when requesting a car before Monday. This is all thanks to the work of Roland Gainer, a college student who started a campaign to help Broskey after riding in the man's car. 'His situation reminded me of the helplessness I felt watching my mother battle (but beat) cancer when I was in high school,' writes Gainer on the aforementioned GoFundMe page he set up for Broskey. And in just a few days, the fundraiser has almost reached its $95,000 goal. Roland Gainer (above), a college student, started a GoFundMe page for Broskey after meeting him which has almost reached its $95,000 goal . 'For Ken, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can\u2019t,' says Gainer. 'We can, however, using our relationships and resources help to give him peace\u2014and his family their home- in his final days.' It is not just the money either, as Boskey and Gainer also seem to have forged a true friendship. Says Gainer; 'My unlikely friendship with Ken has defied age, race, geographic, and economic boundaries and is bound by the common good of mankind.' He then adds; 'But, it won\u2019t defy time.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "3f13c8f8ae82f1e5803d32e43665d0971e5a2061", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Ken Broskey Livonia, Michigan, has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and his doctors have urged him to check into hospice care .\nInstead he has taken a job with Uber to earn money to pay off his mortgage before he dies so his daughter and grandchildren can have his house .\nRoland Gainer, a college student, started a GoFundMe page for Broskey after meeting him which has almost reached its $95,000 goal .\nUber is also donating $1 to the page when people write UberPartnerKen into their app when requesting a ride this weekend ."}}
{"prompt": "A resurgent Kimi Raikkonen sees no reason why Ferrari cannot win this year's Formula One world title race. Following a torrid campaign with the team in 2014, Raikkonen finally has a car to his liking at Ferrari this season, with the Finn looking far more like his old competitive self. Only qualifying issues have denied Raikkonen better results so far this term, with the 35-year-old knocking on the door of his first podium place for 19 months after finishing fourth in the last two races. Kimi Raikkonen finished fourth at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday . Ferrari have proved more competitive in the first three races of this season than they were last year . At the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, Raikkonen was reeling in team-mate Sebastian Vettel and may well have claimed third but for a late safety car. Although Vettel and Raikkonen were comfortably adrift of Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg at that stage, the Finn is confident Ferrari can catch and regularly beat their German rivals. 'I don't see a reason why not,' said Raikkonen. 'We have made big gains and we will continue to make big gains during this year. 'Obviously everybody will improve, so it depends what the rest are doing, but we are definitely going the right way and doing the right things. 'It is about being patient. We need time, we cannot make miracles overnight. Sebastian Vettel finished on the podium for the third time this season at the Chinese Grand Prix . 'Sebastian showed we can win (in Malaysia last month), but it depends as one circuit may be better for one team and the next could be a different story. 'We just need to be up there when something happens to them, or the conditions change, but I really feel on speed we will get there to regularly beat them.' Raikkonen recognises, though, he needs to do better in qualifying on Saturday if he is to thrust himself into the hunt for the title. An error at the Shanghai International Circuit resulted in Raikkonen starting sixth, and although he passed Williams duo Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa on lap one, he could do no more. Raikkonen sees no reason why Ferrari cannot challenge for the title this season . 'After my mistake fourth was more or less maximum,' added Raikkonen. 'I probably could have tried (to pass Vettel) at least, but there was a safety car at the end. It is what it is. 'After what happened on Saturday we at least gained some positions and we had a pretty good car. 'But we are not happy. We have to make Saturdays more correct as it gives you bigger chances and an easier life in the race. 'It doesn't help when you put yourself in a more difficult position for the race, especially one where it is never easy to overtake.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA resurgent Kimi Raikkonen sees no reason why Ferrari cannot win this year's Formula One world title race. Following a torrid campaign with the team in 2014, Raikkonen finally has a car to his liking at Ferrari this season, with the Finn looking far more like his old competitive self. Only qualifying issues have denied Raikkonen better results so far this term, with the 35-year-old knocking on the door of his first podium place for 19 months after finishing fourth in the last two races. Kimi Raikkonen finished fourth at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday . Ferrari have proved more competitive in the first three races of this season than they were last year . At the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, Raikkonen was reeling in team-mate Sebastian Vettel and may well have claimed third but for a late safety car. Although Vettel and Raikkonen were comfortably adrift of Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg at that stage, the Finn is confident Ferrari can catch and regularly beat their German rivals. 'I don't see a reason why not,' said Raikkonen. 'We have made big gains and we will continue to make big gains during this year. 'Obviously everybody will improve, so it depends what the rest are doing, but we are definitely going the right way and doing the right things. 'It is about being patient. We need time, we cannot make miracles overnight. Sebastian Vettel finished on the podium for the third time this season at the Chinese Grand Prix . 'Sebastian showed we can win (in Malaysia last month), but it depends as one circuit may be better for one team and the next could be a different story. 'We just need to be up there when something happens to them, or the conditions change, but I really feel on speed we will get there to regularly beat them.' Raikkonen recognises, though, he needs to do better in qualifying on Saturday if he is to thrust himself into the hunt for the title. An error at the Shanghai International Circuit resulted in Raikkonen starting sixth, and although he passed Williams duo Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa on lap one, he could do no more. Raikkonen sees no reason why Ferrari cannot challenge for the title this season . 'After my mistake fourth was more or less maximum,' added Raikkonen. 'I probably could have tried (to pass Vettel) at least, but there was a safety car at the end. It is what it is. 'After what happened on Saturday we at least gained some positions and we had a pretty good car. 'But we are not happy. We have to make Saturdays more correct as it gives you bigger chances and an easier life in the race. 'It doesn't help when you put yourself in a more difficult position for the race, especially one where it is never easy to overtake.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "f402266f04cb6a2d13c71332cc3fd46d0567ba3a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Ferrari finished disappointing fourth in the constructors' standings in 2014 .\nThey improved this season and are second to Mercedes\u00a0after\u00a0three races .\nSebastian\u00a0Vettel won the second race of the season in Malaysia last month .\nKimi Raikkonen sees no reason why Ferrari cannot challenge for the title .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest F1 news ."}}
{"prompt": "The principal of a school in Canberra has been suspended after it was revealed that an autistic boy was locked in a metal cage. It was announced yesterday an investigation was underway after it emerged a 10-year-old autistic bot was put in a 2m by 2m structure by his teachers at a Canberra school. The cage was specifically designed for him to as a 'withdrawal space' while in class. Scroll down for video . The cage was specifically designed as a 'withdrawal space' for the 10-year-old autistic boy. ACT Education MInister Joy Burch\u00a0(pictured) said it is a horrifying situation . The Minister said an investigation into the incident is underway.'This structure could not be deemed acceptable in any way shape or form, in any of our public education schools, hence it was withdrawn,' she said . The principal has been removed from the school and two teachers with expertise in disability education have been assigned to the school. The structure was in place from March 10 to March 27, according to ACT Education Minister Joy Burch. Shadow Education Minister Kate Ellis said the mistreatment of students with a disability was 'shocking and deeply disturbing'. 'The abuse or neglect of students with disability is absolutely unacceptable,' Ms Ellis said. 'All students \u2013 including those with disability \u2013 deserve to be recognised as learners and supported to achieve their best,' she said. 'As a society, we have a responsibility to ensure our schools are safe and caring environments for all students, at all times.' It was also revealed that the school only removed the cage when they were ordered to do so by the ACT Education Department after they received a complaint from the boy's parents. Ms Burch said words could not describe her disappointment and horror at the situation. The Minister also said an investigation into the incident is underway. 'This structure could not be deemed acceptable in any way shape or form, in any of our public education schools, hence it was withdrawn,' she said. 'I have initiated an absolute thorough investigation as to the why this structure was allowed to be put in place. 'I have also made assurances through the school executive and through our support teams that the child and the family involved is given the utmost support over this time.' Ms Burch said she was 'very angry and very disappointed' with the incident and said the cage had no place in a classroom. ACT Education Directorate Director-General Diane Joseph (pictured) said the 'confronting' structure was 'entirely inappropriate and unacceptable' The issue came to light after a complaint was made to the Children and Young People's Commissioner about the cage and the name of the school cannot be revealed due to privacy reasons. ACT Education Directorate Director-General Diane Joseph said the 'confronting' structure was 'entirely inappropriate and unacceptable'. 'The space was basically a fenced-in structure inside a classroom,' Ms Joseph said. 'The structure was built for one particular student. 'The decision to erect such a structure raises so many questions. I have asked for the investigation to be treated with the upmost urgency.' The horrific news comes as organisations and people come together to recognise World Autism Awareness Day. The day is designed to raise awareness and much-needed funds through unique measures.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe principal of a school in Canberra has been suspended after it was revealed that an autistic boy was locked in a metal cage. It was announced yesterday an investigation was underway after it emerged a 10-year-old autistic bot was put in a 2m by 2m structure by his teachers at a Canberra school. The cage was specifically designed for him to as a 'withdrawal space' while in class. Scroll down for video . The cage was specifically designed as a 'withdrawal space' for the 10-year-old autistic boy. ACT Education MInister Joy Burch\u00a0(pictured) said it is a horrifying situation . The Minister said an investigation into the incident is underway.'This structure could not be deemed acceptable in any way shape or form, in any of our public education schools, hence it was withdrawn,' she said . The principal has been removed from the school and two teachers with expertise in disability education have been assigned to the school. The structure was in place from March 10 to March 27, according to ACT Education Minister Joy Burch. Shadow Education Minister Kate Ellis said the mistreatment of students with a disability was 'shocking and deeply disturbing'. 'The abuse or neglect of students with disability is absolutely unacceptable,' Ms Ellis said. 'All students \u2013 including those with disability \u2013 deserve to be recognised as learners and supported to achieve their best,' she said. 'As a society, we have a responsibility to ensure our schools are safe and caring environments for all students, at all times.' It was also revealed that the school only removed the cage when they were ordered to do so by the ACT Education Department after they received a complaint from the boy's parents. Ms Burch said words could not describe her disappointment and horror at the situation. The Minister also said an investigation into the incident is underway. 'This structure could not be deemed acceptable in any way shape or form, in any of our public education schools, hence it was withdrawn,' she said. 'I have initiated an absolute thorough investigation as to the why this structure was allowed to be put in place. 'I have also made assurances through the school executive and through our support teams that the child and the family involved is given the utmost support over this time.' Ms Burch said she was 'very angry and very disappointed' with the incident and said the cage had no place in a classroom. ACT Education Directorate Director-General Diane Joseph (pictured) said the 'confronting' structure was 'entirely inappropriate and unacceptable' The issue came to light after a complaint was made to the Children and Young People's Commissioner about the cage and the name of the school cannot be revealed due to privacy reasons. ACT Education Directorate Director-General Diane Joseph said the 'confronting' structure was 'entirely inappropriate and unacceptable'. 'The space was basically a fenced-in structure inside a classroom,' Ms Joseph said. 'The structure was built for one particular student. 'The decision to erect such a structure raises so many questions. I have asked for the investigation to be treated with the upmost urgency.' The horrific news comes as organisations and people come together to recognise World Autism Awareness Day. The day is designed to raise awareness and much-needed funds through unique measures."}], "metadata": {"id": "a30d166e648d13855dbf69d8410bd467b9de110c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Principal  suspended after it emerged an autistic boy was locked in a cage .\n10-year-old boy was forced into a 'withdrawal space' inside the classroom .\nACT Education Minister Joy Burch said words cannot describe the horror .\nIssue raised after complaint was made to ACT Human Rights Commission .\nShadow Education Minister Kate Ellis says incident 'deeply disturbing'"}}
{"prompt": "Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has admitted for the first time he could be sacked if he finishes outside the Champions League places this season. Pellegrini\u2019s side face West Ham United at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday with their top four prospects hanging in the balance. The Premier League champions have lost four of their last five games and Pellegrini said: \u2018You are wrong if you think that, at this club, you are out if you don\u2019t win the title. Manchester City midfielders Frank Lampard and \u00a0David Silva take part in a training drill on Saturday . City will hope striker Sergio Aguero can add to his tally of 25 goals this season against West Ham . \u2018(But) If we miss out (on the Champions League) then maybe it will be different because that would not be the same thing. \u2018If that happens, the analysis of the season will be different. Not to play in the Champions League is a disaster.\u2019 The Mail on Sunday can reveal that City have already talked to Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp two years ago, when they were seeking to replace Roberto Mancini. In the end they rejected his flambouyant approach in favour of Pellegrini. With six matches left and the top-four positions still up for grabs, City are keeping their options open. The club are not guaranteeing the manager will survive but it does not appear they have already made up their mind to sack him as they did two seasons ago with Mancini. Their strategy was always to allow Pellegrini to continue until the end of his three-year contract in 2016 and then try and lure Pep Guardiola from Bayern Munich, whose own deal will be coming to an end in Germany. Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini wants a reaction from his players after the derby mauling . Veteran goalkeeper Richard Wright shows off his handling skills to current City No 1\u00a0Joe Hart . Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has come under fire following their title race capitulation . However, dismal defeats at Burnley and Crystal Palace have placed serious question marks about Pellegrini's ability to motivate his top players. Yaya Toure and Vincent Kompany have endured poor seasons, new signings Eliaquim Mangala and Fernando have been disasters until now and even Sergio Aguero's form has deteriorated after being the stand-out player of the season until Christmas. Pellegrini is adamant he will not quit regardless of the pressure he has been under. 'I have walked away from a club once before, many years ago, but I would not quit here because it is a different case,' he said. Dejected Manchester City players look on as they are dealt yet another blow in their hunt for the league title . The reigning champions have slipped from serious title challengers to fears over not finishing in the top four . Kompany  could have been sent off for a challenge on Daley Blind before being substituted last weekend . 'You don't quit just because it's a bad moment. I think we play the football I want, attractive football. At this moment we are not getting the results that we need, but we are going the right way. 'You cannot guess the future. You must say what you think about what happened and the solution. All the other things are a matter of trust.' Pellegrini also did his best to lend his support for Toure who has fallen short of his own standards this season and is being courted by Mancini at Inter Milan. Defending his player, the City boss said: 'I feel sorry for Yaya. When he went to the Africa Cup of Nations and we lost to Arsenal and Middlesbrough in the FA Cup, he was seen as guilty because he was not here. 'He returned here and now he is a disaster, people say he doesn't have spirit, he isn't fit. He is a very important player for our team and we need him to give his best performance and the best way to recover Yaya is to trust in him. Toure's brother died last summer while he was at the World Cup with Ivory Coast. 'Yaya has had a difficult year and we must support him,' said Pellegrini.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nManchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has admitted for the first time he could be sacked if he finishes outside the Champions League places this season. Pellegrini\u2019s side face West Ham United at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday with their top four prospects hanging in the balance. The Premier League champions have lost four of their last five games and Pellegrini said: \u2018You are wrong if you think that, at this club, you are out if you don\u2019t win the title. Manchester City midfielders Frank Lampard and \u00a0David Silva take part in a training drill on Saturday . City will hope striker Sergio Aguero can add to his tally of 25 goals this season against West Ham . \u2018(But) If we miss out (on the Champions League) then maybe it will be different because that would not be the same thing. \u2018If that happens, the analysis of the season will be different. Not to play in the Champions League is a disaster.\u2019 The Mail on Sunday can reveal that City have already talked to Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp two years ago, when they were seeking to replace Roberto Mancini. In the end they rejected his flambouyant approach in favour of Pellegrini. With six matches left and the top-four positions still up for grabs, City are keeping their options open. The club are not guaranteeing the manager will survive but it does not appear they have already made up their mind to sack him as they did two seasons ago with Mancini. Their strategy was always to allow Pellegrini to continue until the end of his three-year contract in 2016 and then try and lure Pep Guardiola from Bayern Munich, whose own deal will be coming to an end in Germany. Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini wants a reaction from his players after the derby mauling . Veteran goalkeeper Richard Wright shows off his handling skills to current City No 1\u00a0Joe Hart . Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has come under fire following their title race capitulation . However, dismal defeats at Burnley and Crystal Palace have placed serious question marks about Pellegrini's ability to motivate his top players. Yaya Toure and Vincent Kompany have endured poor seasons, new signings Eliaquim Mangala and Fernando have been disasters until now and even Sergio Aguero's form has deteriorated after being the stand-out player of the season until Christmas. Pellegrini is adamant he will not quit regardless of the pressure he has been under. 'I have walked away from a club once before, many years ago, but I would not quit here because it is a different case,' he said. Dejected Manchester City players look on as they are dealt yet another blow in their hunt for the league title . The reigning champions have slipped from serious title challengers to fears over not finishing in the top four . Kompany  could have been sent off for a challenge on Daley Blind before being substituted last weekend . 'You don't quit just because it's a bad moment. I think we play the football I want, attractive football. At this moment we are not getting the results that we need, but we are going the right way. 'You cannot guess the future. You must say what you think about what happened and the solution. All the other things are a matter of trust.' Pellegrini also did his best to lend his support for Toure who has fallen short of his own standards this season and is being courted by Mancini at Inter Milan. Defending his player, the City boss said: 'I feel sorry for Yaya. When he went to the Africa Cup of Nations and we lost to Arsenal and Middlesbrough in the FA Cup, he was seen as guilty because he was not here. 'He returned here and now he is a disaster, people say he doesn't have spirit, he isn't fit. He is a very important player for our team and we need him to give his best performance and the best way to recover Yaya is to trust in him. Toure's brother died last summer while he was at the World Cup with Ivory Coast. 'Yaya has had a difficult year and we must support him,' said Pellegrini."}], "metadata": {"id": "af59fddd8d4f84fc5584696b42202061a2eb7b80", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Manchester City need to lift the gloom against West Ham on Sunday .\nThe Blues aim the bounce back from 4-2 mauling by United in derby .\nCity are fourth in the Premier League,\u00a0four points above Liverpool ."}}
{"prompt": "Switzerland is the world's happiest nation thanks to healthy GDP figures, strong social bonds and an increasing life expectancy,\u00a0a new study of global wellbeing has revealed. The list is dominated by European nations, particularly those in Scandinavia, and measures a country's population by factors contributing to its citizens' contentment, rather than wealth. Britons are happier now than they were two years ago, the study found, but still ranks in at a relatively lowly 21st place. And despite often mocking its northern neighbour as an inferior nation, the United States is a full 10 places below Canada, ranking at 10th and fifth respectively. Unsurprisingly the world's least happy countries are places ravaged by war and extreme poverty - with Syria, Burundi and Togo taking their place at the bottom of the 158-nation strong list. Celebration:\u00a0Switzerland is the world's happiest nation thanks to healthy GDP figures, strong social bonds and an increasing life expectancy, a new study of global wellbeing has revealed . Spectacular: Icelandic citizens are now so happy that the country jumped from number nine in 2013 to number two this year, thanks in part to their well beautiful scenery (pictured) and cultural history . The 2015 World Happiness Report is the third of its kind and is edited by a team of renowned academics and analysts - among them American economist Jeffrey Sachs and  head of the London School of Economics' 'wellbeing' programme,\u00a0Richard Laynard. First published in 2012, the study uses a range of factors to determine how happy a nation is, ranging from purely domestic perspectives - such as GDP and life expectancy figures - to how its citizens view themselves and their country within the world at large. 1. Switzerland \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a06. Finland . 2. Iceland \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 7. Netherlands . 3. Denmark \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a08. Sweden . 4. Norway \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a09. New Zealand . 5. Canada \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 10. Australia . This year's study is the first to additionally break the statistics down by age and gender, however, with it possible for readers to find, for example, that a country ranking relatively highly overall, has a hidden population of deeply unhappy young women concerned about equal rights and pay. The top 10 on the list is dominated by nations from Scandinavia - which are unsurprisingly also among the wealthiest on the planet too. Equally unsurprising are the countries lower at the bottom of the list - almost all of which are in the midst by bloody civil war, political unrest or crushing poverty. One surprising anomaly, however, is Palestine, which came just below the midway point in the study at number 108, despite being ravaged by conflict. Happiness: The top 10 on the list is dominated by nations from Scandinavia. Citizens of these countries, such as Swedish nationals (pictured) are unsurprisingly also among the wealthiest on the planet too . Fierce rivalry: Despite often mocking their northern neighbour as an inferior nation, U.S. nationals (left) are a full 10 places below Canadians (right), ranking at 10th and fifth respectively . Low ranking: Unsurprisingly the world's least happy countries are places ravaged by war and extreme poverty - with Syria (pictured) Burundi and Togo taking their place at the bottom of the 158-nation strong list . The idea of assessing nations by the citizens level of happiness, rather than simply by wealth, is something promoted by the EU, who consider it a more accurate representation of the population as a whole. While many of the study's headline findings were relatively predictable, the wellbeing test becomes far more interesting when experts being analysing the biggest rises and falls. 149. Chad \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0154. Rwanda . 150. Guinea \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 155. Benin . 151. Ivory Coast \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 156. Syria . 152. Burkina Faso \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0157. Burundi . 153. Afghanistan \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0158. Togo . Greece, which is crippled by national debt and faces an increasingly uncertain future, is by far the fastest declining nation on the list. Other European nations that suffered the worst during the global recession, such as Spain and Italy, have also plummeted in the happiness stakes. Recent economic difficulties do not guarantee a country tumbling down the rankings, however. Both Ireland and Iceland suffered financial woes towards the end of the last decade, but the wellbeing of their populations appear to have been more affected by improvements in health and social issues. In fact Icelandic citizens are now so happy that the country has jumped from number nine in 2013 to number two, pushing the world's previously most happy nation, Denmark, down into third place thanks their country's perceived level of generosity, as well beautiful scenery and cultural history.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSwitzerland is the world's happiest nation thanks to healthy GDP figures, strong social bonds and an increasing life expectancy,\u00a0a new study of global wellbeing has revealed. The list is dominated by European nations, particularly those in Scandinavia, and measures a country's population by factors contributing to its citizens' contentment, rather than wealth. Britons are happier now than they were two years ago, the study found, but still ranks in at a relatively lowly 21st place. And despite often mocking its northern neighbour as an inferior nation, the United States is a full 10 places below Canada, ranking at 10th and fifth respectively. Unsurprisingly the world's least happy countries are places ravaged by war and extreme poverty - with Syria, Burundi and Togo taking their place at the bottom of the 158-nation strong list. Celebration:\u00a0Switzerland is the world's happiest nation thanks to healthy GDP figures, strong social bonds and an increasing life expectancy, a new study of global wellbeing has revealed . Spectacular: Icelandic citizens are now so happy that the country jumped from number nine in 2013 to number two this year, thanks in part to their well beautiful scenery (pictured) and cultural history . The 2015 World Happiness Report is the third of its kind and is edited by a team of renowned academics and analysts - among them American economist Jeffrey Sachs and  head of the London School of Economics' 'wellbeing' programme,\u00a0Richard Laynard. First published in 2012, the study uses a range of factors to determine how happy a nation is, ranging from purely domestic perspectives - such as GDP and life expectancy figures - to how its citizens view themselves and their country within the world at large. 1. Switzerland \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a06. Finland . 2. Iceland \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 7. Netherlands . 3. Denmark \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a08. Sweden . 4. Norway \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a09. New Zealand . 5. Canada \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 10. Australia . This year's study is the first to additionally break the statistics down by age and gender, however, with it possible for readers to find, for example, that a country ranking relatively highly overall, has a hidden population of deeply unhappy young women concerned about equal rights and pay. The top 10 on the list is dominated by nations from Scandinavia - which are unsurprisingly also among the wealthiest on the planet too. Equally unsurprising are the countries lower at the bottom of the list - almost all of which are in the midst by bloody civil war, political unrest or crushing poverty. One surprising anomaly, however, is Palestine, which came just below the midway point in the study at number 108, despite being ravaged by conflict. Happiness: The top 10 on the list is dominated by nations from Scandinavia. Citizens of these countries, such as Swedish nationals (pictured) are unsurprisingly also among the wealthiest on the planet too . Fierce rivalry: Despite often mocking their northern neighbour as an inferior nation, U.S. nationals (left) are a full 10 places below Canadians (right), ranking at 10th and fifth respectively . Low ranking: Unsurprisingly the world's least happy countries are places ravaged by war and extreme poverty - with Syria (pictured) Burundi and Togo taking their place at the bottom of the 158-nation strong list . The idea of assessing nations by the citizens level of happiness, rather than simply by wealth, is something promoted by the EU, who consider it a more accurate representation of the population as a whole. While many of the study's headline findings were relatively predictable, the wellbeing test becomes far more interesting when experts being analysing the biggest rises and falls. 149. Chad \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0154. Rwanda . 150. Guinea \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 155. Benin . 151. Ivory Coast \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 156. Syria . 152. Burkina Faso \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0157. Burundi . 153. Afghanistan \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0158. Togo . Greece, which is crippled by national debt and faces an increasingly uncertain future, is by far the fastest declining nation on the list. Other European nations that suffered the worst during the global recession, such as Spain and Italy, have also plummeted in the happiness stakes. Recent economic difficulties do not guarantee a country tumbling down the rankings, however. Both Ireland and Iceland suffered financial woes towards the end of the last decade, but the wellbeing of their populations appear to have been more affected by improvements in health and social issues. In fact Icelandic citizens are now so happy that the country has jumped from number nine in 2013 to number two, pushing the world's previously most happy nation, Denmark, down into third place thanks their country's perceived level of generosity, as well beautiful scenery and cultural history."}], "metadata": {"id": "6b427d335d225dcabd3898beab319c3965204d6f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "List is dominated by European nations -\u00a0particularly\u00a0those in\u00a0Scandinavia .\nSwitzerland is now the happiest nation, with Iceland the most rapid riser .\nReasons range from strong GDP to beautiful scenery and a vibrant\u00a0culture .\nUK ranks at a lowly 21, although Brits are happier now than back in 2012 .\nWorld's least happy nations are unsurprisingly places ravaged by war and extreme poverty, such as Syria, Burundi and Togo ."}}
{"prompt": "From a man obsessed with looking like Kim Kardashian to a woman who had cement injected into her face, reality TV\u2019s favorite doctors are back to taking on some of the world\u2019s most shocking plastic surgeries gone wrong. Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif, the resident experts on the popular E! series\u00a0Botched,\u00a0which is due to begin its second season tonight, spoke to\u00a0Cosmopolitan.com\u00a0about the 'jaw-dropping' cases they were faced with while filming the upcoming season of the show, explaining that many of the various cosmetic blunders featured go beyond anything either of them had ever been faced with before. 'These cases are not found in any textbook,' Dr Dubrow said. 'You can't call any surgeon and say, \"Have you ever seen this?\" because no one has ever seen this.' Scroll down for video . Dynamic duo: Dr Paul Nassif (L) and\u00a0Dr Terry Dubrow (R) are back to taking on plastic surgery gone wrong on the second season of the E! reality show Botched, which premieres tonight . Regrettable decision: One of their clients this season,\u00a0Rajee Rajindra Narinesingh (pictured), had her face injected with 'cement' at an underground cosmetic filler party . He added that, not only are these seemingly unrepairable surgeries shocking, but they are made even more astonishing by the fact that he and Dr Nassif 'have to do something' to help these patients \u2013 even it seems at times as though nothing can help to repair the damage that has been done. During the interview, the duo, who have seen their fair share of cosmetic disasters, also stressed that cosmetic procedures are 'as serious as brain surgery' - which is one of the reasons why there are so many terrible outcomes. Dr Dubrow, who said that he and Dr Nassif were 'floored' by 60per cent of the surgeries they had to fix this season, noted that the show's producers had to give them time to figure out what they were going to do before they proceeded with a client's surgery so that they could come up with an effective means of fixing the often horrifying mistakes made by other plastic surgeons. He explained that he started this season by putting the cases in the photo section of his cell phone and every morning he would wake up, look at them and ask himself: 'How can I make this possible?' He referred to this season as a 'David and Goliath' story because the problems they came across were so impossible to face. Barbie world: Justin Jedlica, who is known as Human Ken, stops by the office to meet with Dr Dubrow . One of their patients this season, Rajee Rajindra Narinesingh, received black market injections from a self-proclaimed \u2018physician\u2019 who had her face filled with cement at a 'pumping party'. Dr Nassif said that Rajee, who is transgender, underwent the controversial \u2013 and incredibly dangerous \u2013 procedure 'an underground party where people get injections of black market product'. The unknown 'fillers' can be anything from non-medical grade silicone to food products to even caulking used for the bathtub, and Dr Nassif noted that people performing these risky procedures are not professionals - they are rarely even physicians. And the results are often disastrous. 'Once you have something put in your body, you're screwed,' she said. 'I obviously don't want to use that word, \"You're screwed,\" but you're permanently ruined.' Reality star: Jordan James Parke (pictured) has spent more than $100,000 on plastic surgery to make him look more like his idol Kim Kardashian . Dr Nassif added: 'You can't reverse it most of the time. People say, \"Oh, it's no big deal, go get some fillers!\" Wrong. Incorrect. Be careful.' Other times the outcomes can even be deadly. 'The chances that it could go south, that you could have a complication is real and it's more than one per cent,' he said. The doctors also acknowledged that there is a 'circus act component' to the show, particularly when they are dealing with patients who are obsessed with looking like human dolls or their favorite celebrities, including Jordan James Parke, who has spent thousands to look like Kim Kardashian. While they don't want to help people become 'famous internet freaks', Dr Dubrow explained that it is important for them to fix the patient's surgical problem because 'they still deserve the right to be back in society normally'. Costly obsession: This woman says she has had 300 cosmetic procedures . Seeking perfection: This man said his nose has been 'chopped up more than ahi tuna' before he visited the show's doctors . And giving people that opportunity is a part of what makes the show so rewarding. According to Dr Dubrow, the patients featured on the series have often been 'turned down by every good plastic surgeon in the nation', so he and Dr Nassif are often their 'last hope'. They even had patient this season who went homeless because of trying to correct a botched surgery. 'If we don't use our experience, our education, our training on them, some numbskull with no experience and no education or training is going to try and it's going to get worse,' he said. On tonight's premiere of the show, the doctors are trying to help former reality star Tiffany 'New York' Pollard from VH1 series I Love New York fix her sagging breasts. The doctors will also treat former Baywatch star Nicole Eggert and musician Guillermo Eiland from Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, among others, this season. Make it happen: Dr Dubrow shows a patient the leaches he has brought into while trying to fix a botched surgery . Skilled hands: Dr Dubrow can be seen performing surgery on the show .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFrom a man obsessed with looking like Kim Kardashian to a woman who had cement injected into her face, reality TV\u2019s favorite doctors are back to taking on some of the world\u2019s most shocking plastic surgeries gone wrong. Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif, the resident experts on the popular E! series\u00a0Botched,\u00a0which is due to begin its second season tonight, spoke to\u00a0Cosmopolitan.com\u00a0about the 'jaw-dropping' cases they were faced with while filming the upcoming season of the show, explaining that many of the various cosmetic blunders featured go beyond anything either of them had ever been faced with before. 'These cases are not found in any textbook,' Dr Dubrow said. 'You can't call any surgeon and say, \"Have you ever seen this?\" because no one has ever seen this.' Scroll down for video . Dynamic duo: Dr Paul Nassif (L) and\u00a0Dr Terry Dubrow (R) are back to taking on plastic surgery gone wrong on the second season of the E! reality show Botched, which premieres tonight . Regrettable decision: One of their clients this season,\u00a0Rajee Rajindra Narinesingh (pictured), had her face injected with 'cement' at an underground cosmetic filler party . He added that, not only are these seemingly unrepairable surgeries shocking, but they are made even more astonishing by the fact that he and Dr Nassif 'have to do something' to help these patients \u2013 even it seems at times as though nothing can help to repair the damage that has been done. During the interview, the duo, who have seen their fair share of cosmetic disasters, also stressed that cosmetic procedures are 'as serious as brain surgery' - which is one of the reasons why there are so many terrible outcomes. Dr Dubrow, who said that he and Dr Nassif were 'floored' by 60per cent of the surgeries they had to fix this season, noted that the show's producers had to give them time to figure out what they were going to do before they proceeded with a client's surgery so that they could come up with an effective means of fixing the often horrifying mistakes made by other plastic surgeons. He explained that he started this season by putting the cases in the photo section of his cell phone and every morning he would wake up, look at them and ask himself: 'How can I make this possible?' He referred to this season as a 'David and Goliath' story because the problems they came across were so impossible to face. Barbie world: Justin Jedlica, who is known as Human Ken, stops by the office to meet with Dr Dubrow . One of their patients this season, Rajee Rajindra Narinesingh, received black market injections from a self-proclaimed \u2018physician\u2019 who had her face filled with cement at a 'pumping party'. Dr Nassif said that Rajee, who is transgender, underwent the controversial \u2013 and incredibly dangerous \u2013 procedure 'an underground party where people get injections of black market product'. The unknown 'fillers' can be anything from non-medical grade silicone to food products to even caulking used for the bathtub, and Dr Nassif noted that people performing these risky procedures are not professionals - they are rarely even physicians. And the results are often disastrous. 'Once you have something put in your body, you're screwed,' she said. 'I obviously don't want to use that word, \"You're screwed,\" but you're permanently ruined.' Reality star: Jordan James Parke (pictured) has spent more than $100,000 on plastic surgery to make him look more like his idol Kim Kardashian . Dr Nassif added: 'You can't reverse it most of the time. People say, \"Oh, it's no big deal, go get some fillers!\" Wrong. Incorrect. Be careful.' Other times the outcomes can even be deadly. 'The chances that it could go south, that you could have a complication is real and it's more than one per cent,' he said. The doctors also acknowledged that there is a 'circus act component' to the show, particularly when they are dealing with patients who are obsessed with looking like human dolls or their favorite celebrities, including Jordan James Parke, who has spent thousands to look like Kim Kardashian. While they don't want to help people become 'famous internet freaks', Dr Dubrow explained that it is important for them to fix the patient's surgical problem because 'they still deserve the right to be back in society normally'. Costly obsession: This woman says she has had 300 cosmetic procedures . Seeking perfection: This man said his nose has been 'chopped up more than ahi tuna' before he visited the show's doctors . And giving people that opportunity is a part of what makes the show so rewarding. According to Dr Dubrow, the patients featured on the series have often been 'turned down by every good plastic surgeon in the nation', so he and Dr Nassif are often their 'last hope'. They even had patient this season who went homeless because of trying to correct a botched surgery. 'If we don't use our experience, our education, our training on them, some numbskull with no experience and no education or training is going to try and it's going to get worse,' he said. On tonight's premiere of the show, the doctors are trying to help former reality star Tiffany 'New York' Pollard from VH1 series I Love New York fix her sagging breasts. The doctors will also treat former Baywatch star Nicole Eggert and musician Guillermo Eiland from Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, among others, this season. Make it happen: Dr Dubrow shows a patient the leaches he has brought into while trying to fix a botched surgery . Skilled hands: Dr Dubrow can be seen performing surgery on the show ."}], "metadata": {"id": "484dcab54e12dd8d88ed138435fc5d55e8408b98", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif are the resident experts on the popular E! reality series .\nSeason two of Botched premieres tonight and features reality star\u00a0Tiffany 'New York' Pollard, who is looking to have her breast augmentation fixed .\nThe doctors will also take on a patient who had cement injected into her face and a man who wants to look like Kim Kardashian, among others ."}}
{"prompt": "When Ali Maffucci got a deal to write a cooking and healthy lifestyle book, she quit her corporate job and began working from home. But while she was running the website and sharing healthy recipes with her readers, secretly she wasn\u2019t practising what she preached. As the months ticked by, she piled on the pounds. But desperate to loser weight for the book's photo shoot, she decided to try adopt a novel way to lose weight. Miss  Maffucci made one simple change to her diet that helped her drop over 11 kg (24 lbs) in just three months. For every meal, she substituted spiralized vegetables for bread, pasta, rice and potatoes.Here, she tells the Healthista website how she went from a size 14/16 to a size 8/10 so rapidly... Scroll down for video . Ali Maffucci, 28, lost 11 kg (almost two stone) in three months through replacing pasta, bread and rice with spirazlied vegetables. She is pictured before (left) and after (right) her weight loss . Now, Ms Maffucci weighs 10 stone, is a size 8/10 and is working on toning instead of losing weight . After eating courgette noodles recommended by her mother, Ali Maffucci fell in love with the spiralizing tool. Not long after, she took to the internet with her blog, Inspiralized, where she began creating and sharing recipes using spiralized vegetables. Then in June of 2013, Ms Maffucci quit her corporate job to become a full time blogger. However while she was running the website and sharing healthy recipes with her readers, she was far from a reflection of that herself. Without the structure of her old job, she gained what she called her \u2018blogging weight\u2019 of 10 kg (22lbs). The spiralizer is a razor-sharp cutting device that creates thin ribbons of fruits and vegetables. Originally a Japanese invention, it allows people to create\u00a0nutritious, very low-calorie, low-carb \u2018pasta\u2019, \u2018noodles\u2019 and \u2018rice\u2019 from everyday fruit and vegetables, in less time than it takes to peel a potato. For example, it can spin a simple courgette into a generous bowl of \u2018spaghetti\u2019 in a flash. Spiralize a sweet potato and in minutes you\u2019ll apparently get a filling portion of \u2018rice\u2019 with just half the calories and carbs of regular basmati. Nutritionists warn it is not a good idea to completely eliminate\u00a0carbohydrates from the diet entirely, as they provide a range of important nutrients. However, many of us are guilty of eating too many carbs, and a spiralizer could help us cut down, said\u00a0dietitian Vanessa Hattersley. She said:\u00a0\u2018Many of us do tend to overload our plates with pasta, rice, bread and potatoes when they are on offer. A well-balanced meal should be a quarter protein, a quarter carbohydrate and half fruit and vegetables, so the spiralizer could play a really useful role in redressing the nutritional balance in a carb-heavy diet.\u2019 Being in her apartment all day with her kitchen nearby meant her constant snacking quickly led to weight gain. \u2018It wasn\u2019t necessarily that I was eating unhealthy food, it was more that I was eating a lot of healthy food. 'I was eating a half a tub of almond butter instead of a little bit with an apple slice or the whole tub of hummus,\u2019 Ms Maffucci said. \u2018I was snacking on many healthy things, but eating too many of them.\u2019 She describes feeling constantly tired. \u2018I felt like I was very lazy, even at night time. 'My fianc\u00e9 would come home and I would make dinner for him, and by the time we were done I would be exhausted, and I would just lay on the couch and probably snack on more food,\u2019 Ms Maffucci said. Later that month, she scored a deal to write a cookbook, which meant she would have to be photographed and featured in it. That\u2019s when she knew she had to turn things around. The \u2018blogging weight\u2019 gain had left her at 12 stone and a size 14/16, and she needed to look fit and healthy for the book. \u2018I told myself, how could I promote this healthy lifestyle if I wasn\u2019t living it myself?\u2019 She had until late August \u2014 about three months \u2014 to transform her lifestyle so she could look and feel fit and comfortable during the photo shoot. She made a plan to get to 140-145 pounds (66 kg) - by consistently exercising and eating her own spiralized meals minus the snacks. \u2018I said myself \"I\u2019m gonna eat healthy spiralized meals for lunch and dinner, and that kept me satisfied and kept me fueled\". 'It\u2019s such a fun way to eat, you never get bored of what you\u2019re eating. 'It\u2019s healthy and it makes you feel good,\u2019 Ms Maffucci said. \u2018I felt satisfied all the time.\u2019 She said didn\u2019t find it difficult to stick to spiralized food. 'It is delicious, after all. If you were to boil some pasta, drain it and then try to eat it, it wouldn\u2019t really taste good; it\u2019s sort of the same thing with spiralized food,' she said. \u2018What makes the dish delicious is the sauces and the cooking and the other things you put into it.\u2019 She said by eating food she normally would, and replacing pasta, rice, potatoes and processed food with spiralized vegetables, she didn\u2019t have to sacrifice her taste buds in the name of health. Ms Maffucci said she didn\u2019t find it difficult to stick to spiralized food (her recipe for spiralized courgette with a fried egg is pictured). She said:\u00a0'It\u2019s such a fun way to eat, you never get bored of what you\u2019re eating' Ms Maffucci wrote a book, Inspiralized: Inspiring Recipes to Make With Your Spiralizer, following her weight loss . \u2018I always tell people, you won\u2019t notice a big change in your flavor profile but you\u2019ll notice it in the way you feel afterwards and how full you feel, and you feel a lot lighter,\u2019 she said. She even mastered how to incorporate weekend indulgences into her diet. \u2018I think of all of the foods that I love to eat that aren\u2019t good for me and I literally sit and brainstorm and say how can I make this inspiralized?\u2019 she said. Her recipe for Blueberry Sweet Potato Waffles was one she came up with when she had a craving one hungover Sunday morning. After sticking with the spiralized food and staying true to her exercise schedule, Ms Maffucci reached 150 pounds (68 kg) by early August, extremely close to her goal. Now she rests at ten stone, size 8/10 and is working on toning instead of losing weight. Compared to her old lifestyle, she said she  is much happier, focused and energised. \u2018After I lost the weight, I would do something as little as writing a thank you note that before I would push off because I was so exhausted. 'I would clean out my drawers at night instead of sitting on the couch and watching TV. \u2018My focus during the days was so much stronger too. Without that old laziness anymore I get so much more done now.\u2019 Visit Ms Maffucci's blog,\u00a0Inspiralized, for recipes and tips. Her book is available on Amazon. This article originally appeared and has been reproduced with the permission of\u00a0Healthista.com .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWhen Ali Maffucci got a deal to write a cooking and healthy lifestyle book, she quit her corporate job and began working from home. But while she was running the website and sharing healthy recipes with her readers, secretly she wasn\u2019t practising what she preached. As the months ticked by, she piled on the pounds. But desperate to loser weight for the book's photo shoot, she decided to try adopt a novel way to lose weight. Miss  Maffucci made one simple change to her diet that helped her drop over 11 kg (24 lbs) in just three months. For every meal, she substituted spiralized vegetables for bread, pasta, rice and potatoes.Here, she tells the Healthista website how she went from a size 14/16 to a size 8/10 so rapidly... Scroll down for video . Ali Maffucci, 28, lost 11 kg (almost two stone) in three months through replacing pasta, bread and rice with spirazlied vegetables. She is pictured before (left) and after (right) her weight loss . Now, Ms Maffucci weighs 10 stone, is a size 8/10 and is working on toning instead of losing weight . After eating courgette noodles recommended by her mother, Ali Maffucci fell in love with the spiralizing tool. Not long after, she took to the internet with her blog, Inspiralized, where she began creating and sharing recipes using spiralized vegetables. Then in June of 2013, Ms Maffucci quit her corporate job to become a full time blogger. However while she was running the website and sharing healthy recipes with her readers, she was far from a reflection of that herself. Without the structure of her old job, she gained what she called her \u2018blogging weight\u2019 of 10 kg (22lbs). The spiralizer is a razor-sharp cutting device that creates thin ribbons of fruits and vegetables. Originally a Japanese invention, it allows people to create\u00a0nutritious, very low-calorie, low-carb \u2018pasta\u2019, \u2018noodles\u2019 and \u2018rice\u2019 from everyday fruit and vegetables, in less time than it takes to peel a potato. For example, it can spin a simple courgette into a generous bowl of \u2018spaghetti\u2019 in a flash. Spiralize a sweet potato and in minutes you\u2019ll apparently get a filling portion of \u2018rice\u2019 with just half the calories and carbs of regular basmati. Nutritionists warn it is not a good idea to completely eliminate\u00a0carbohydrates from the diet entirely, as they provide a range of important nutrients. However, many of us are guilty of eating too many carbs, and a spiralizer could help us cut down, said\u00a0dietitian Vanessa Hattersley. She said:\u00a0\u2018Many of us do tend to overload our plates with pasta, rice, bread and potatoes when they are on offer. A well-balanced meal should be a quarter protein, a quarter carbohydrate and half fruit and vegetables, so the spiralizer could play a really useful role in redressing the nutritional balance in a carb-heavy diet.\u2019 Being in her apartment all day with her kitchen nearby meant her constant snacking quickly led to weight gain. \u2018It wasn\u2019t necessarily that I was eating unhealthy food, it was more that I was eating a lot of healthy food. 'I was eating a half a tub of almond butter instead of a little bit with an apple slice or the whole tub of hummus,\u2019 Ms Maffucci said. \u2018I was snacking on many healthy things, but eating too many of them.\u2019 She describes feeling constantly tired. \u2018I felt like I was very lazy, even at night time. 'My fianc\u00e9 would come home and I would make dinner for him, and by the time we were done I would be exhausted, and I would just lay on the couch and probably snack on more food,\u2019 Ms Maffucci said. Later that month, she scored a deal to write a cookbook, which meant she would have to be photographed and featured in it. That\u2019s when she knew she had to turn things around. The \u2018blogging weight\u2019 gain had left her at 12 stone and a size 14/16, and she needed to look fit and healthy for the book. \u2018I told myself, how could I promote this healthy lifestyle if I wasn\u2019t living it myself?\u2019 She had until late August \u2014 about three months \u2014 to transform her lifestyle so she could look and feel fit and comfortable during the photo shoot. She made a plan to get to 140-145 pounds (66 kg) - by consistently exercising and eating her own spiralized meals minus the snacks. \u2018I said myself \"I\u2019m gonna eat healthy spiralized meals for lunch and dinner, and that kept me satisfied and kept me fueled\". 'It\u2019s such a fun way to eat, you never get bored of what you\u2019re eating. 'It\u2019s healthy and it makes you feel good,\u2019 Ms Maffucci said. \u2018I felt satisfied all the time.\u2019 She said didn\u2019t find it difficult to stick to spiralized food. 'It is delicious, after all. If you were to boil some pasta, drain it and then try to eat it, it wouldn\u2019t really taste good; it\u2019s sort of the same thing with spiralized food,' she said. \u2018What makes the dish delicious is the sauces and the cooking and the other things you put into it.\u2019 She said by eating food she normally would, and replacing pasta, rice, potatoes and processed food with spiralized vegetables, she didn\u2019t have to sacrifice her taste buds in the name of health. Ms Maffucci said she didn\u2019t find it difficult to stick to spiralized food (her recipe for spiralized courgette with a fried egg is pictured). She said:\u00a0'It\u2019s such a fun way to eat, you never get bored of what you\u2019re eating' Ms Maffucci wrote a book, Inspiralized: Inspiring Recipes to Make With Your Spiralizer, following her weight loss . \u2018I always tell people, you won\u2019t notice a big change in your flavor profile but you\u2019ll notice it in the way you feel afterwards and how full you feel, and you feel a lot lighter,\u2019 she said. She even mastered how to incorporate weekend indulgences into her diet. \u2018I think of all of the foods that I love to eat that aren\u2019t good for me and I literally sit and brainstorm and say how can I make this inspiralized?\u2019 she said. Her recipe for Blueberry Sweet Potato Waffles was one she came up with when she had a craving one hungover Sunday morning. After sticking with the spiralized food and staying true to her exercise schedule, Ms Maffucci reached 150 pounds (68 kg) by early August, extremely close to her goal. Now she rests at ten stone, size 8/10 and is working on toning instead of losing weight. Compared to her old lifestyle, she said she  is much happier, focused and energised. \u2018After I lost the weight, I would do something as little as writing a thank you note that before I would push off because I was so exhausted. 'I would clean out my drawers at night instead of sitting on the couch and watching TV. \u2018My focus during the days was so much stronger too. Without that old laziness anymore I get so much more done now.\u2019 Visit Ms Maffucci's blog,\u00a0Inspiralized, for recipes and tips. Her book is available on Amazon. This article originally appeared and has been reproduced with the permission of\u00a0Healthista.com ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8283d2f3ca44581f325c1f030e5e5c82f41c370b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Ali Maffucci, 28, wanted to slim down for an upcoming photoshoot .\nShe replaced pasta, rice and potatoes with spiralized vegetables .\nAlong with exercise, she managed to lose 11kg (24lbs) in three months .\nSays spiralized food is 'delicious' and she has more energy than before ."}}
{"prompt": "Ten people, including four children, have been involved in a multi-vehicle crash in Brisbane's west. Three vehicles collided on the Brisbane Valley Highway, 2km south of Fernvale, on Wednesday afternoon. A 40-year-old man with chest and shoulder injuries and a five-year-old boy with chest pain were the first patients flown out by rescue helicopter. They've been taken to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. Shortly after, a 27-year-old woman with arm injuries and a six-year-old girl suffering from abdominal pain were also being flown out. The three car pileup happened at\u00a0on the Brisbane Valley Highway, near Fernvale . Six others - including an infant and two young girls - have been taken to Ipswich Hospital with minor injuries or for further assessment.\u00a0A man has also suffered hand lacerations and two females escaped injuries. The affected stretch of the highway has been closed off, with diversions in place south of Fernvale. The Courier-Mail reports that earlier emergency crews found one person trapped inside their vehicle and Queensland Fire and Rescue crews used hydraulic cutting gear to free them. The Rescue 500 helicopter then landed at the scene and airlifted a number of patients to hospital. Police said the highway would be closed for a few hours with diversions in place south of Fernvale.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTen people, including four children, have been involved in a multi-vehicle crash in Brisbane's west. Three vehicles collided on the Brisbane Valley Highway, 2km south of Fernvale, on Wednesday afternoon. A 40-year-old man with chest and shoulder injuries and a five-year-old boy with chest pain were the first patients flown out by rescue helicopter. They've been taken to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. Shortly after, a 27-year-old woman with arm injuries and a six-year-old girl suffering from abdominal pain were also being flown out. The three car pileup happened at\u00a0on the Brisbane Valley Highway, near Fernvale . Six others - including an infant and two young girls - have been taken to Ipswich Hospital with minor injuries or for further assessment.\u00a0A man has also suffered hand lacerations and two females escaped injuries. The affected stretch of the highway has been closed off, with diversions in place south of Fernvale. The Courier-Mail reports that earlier emergency crews found one person trapped inside their vehicle and Queensland Fire and Rescue crews used hydraulic cutting gear to free them. The Rescue 500 helicopter then landed at the scene and airlifted a number of patients to hospital. Police said the highway would be closed for a few hours with diversions in place south of Fernvale."}], "metadata": {"id": "02c955067d00f38b6978b805d5a8701a787f78ac", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Three vehicles collided on the Brisbane Valley Highway, near Fernvale .\nA 40-year-old man with chest and shoulder injuries was airlifted to hospital .\nAlso flown out was a six-year-old girl suffering from abdominal pain .\nSix others - including an infant and two young girls - had minor injuries .\nOne person involved in the crash was found trapped inside their vehicle ."}}
{"prompt": "Perth Glory supporters, who set off a series of flares, will face the prospect of a five year ban after the club slumped to a 3-0 defeat to Sydney FC. Police have charged two teenagers for allegedly setting off flares during which a 13-year-old boy suffered burns to his leg at around 7.10pm in Friday's clash at nib Stadium in Perth. The 16-year-old boy, from Bicton,  has been charged with grievous bodily harm and use of signals and flares. He\u00a0will appear before the Perth Children\u2019s Court on May 6. The 15-year-old, from Palmyra, has been charged with grievous bodily harm and will appear in Perth Children's Court on May 8. Scroll down for video . Perth Glory fans set off a flare during the round 25 A-League match between the Perth Glory and Sydney FC at nib Stadium on Friday night . As angry fans vented their frustration at the club's hierarchy on Friday,\u00a0a series of flares were set off within the club's active supporter group section amid wild scenes. Things escalated after Sydney went 3-0 up in the second half, with the supporter base venturing onto the concourse to set off more flares. NIB Stadium operators VenuesWest has threatened a five year ban on the patrons who were involved with setting the flares off within the stadium,\u00a0Perth Now reports. VenuesWest chief executive David Etherton said the organisation will work with police to investigate the incident and CCTV footage to collect all related evidence. 'Anyone who is caught setting off flares within nib Stadium will immediately receive a lengthy ban,' he said. The crowd gather to watch a flare set off during the match as Sydney FC go on to win the match 3-0 . Perth Glory supporters, who set off a series of flares, will face the prospect of a five year ban . The incident follows as Glory were evicted from competing in the finals series and fined $269,000 after being found guilty of breaching the salary cap over a three-year period. Football Federation Australia claimed the club deliberately hid salary cap rorting for three seasons and failing to disclose payments and benefits to at least six players. Despite the club sitting equal top of the ladder with just two rounds remaining, Glory will now finish at seventh spot unless\u00a0they launch a successful appeal against FFA's findings. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPerth Glory supporters, who set off a series of flares, will face the prospect of a five year ban after the club slumped to a 3-0 defeat to Sydney FC. Police have charged two teenagers for allegedly setting off flares during which a 13-year-old boy suffered burns to his leg at around 7.10pm in Friday's clash at nib Stadium in Perth. The 16-year-old boy, from Bicton,  has been charged with grievous bodily harm and use of signals and flares. He\u00a0will appear before the Perth Children\u2019s Court on May 6. The 15-year-old, from Palmyra, has been charged with grievous bodily harm and will appear in Perth Children's Court on May 8. Scroll down for video . Perth Glory fans set off a flare during the round 25 A-League match between the Perth Glory and Sydney FC at nib Stadium on Friday night . As angry fans vented their frustration at the club's hierarchy on Friday,\u00a0a series of flares were set off within the club's active supporter group section amid wild scenes. Things escalated after Sydney went 3-0 up in the second half, with the supporter base venturing onto the concourse to set off more flares. NIB Stadium operators VenuesWest has threatened a five year ban on the patrons who were involved with setting the flares off within the stadium,\u00a0Perth Now reports. VenuesWest chief executive David Etherton said the organisation will work with police to investigate the incident and CCTV footage to collect all related evidence. 'Anyone who is caught setting off flares within nib Stadium will immediately receive a lengthy ban,' he said. The crowd gather to watch a flare set off during the match as Sydney FC go on to win the match 3-0 . Perth Glory supporters, who set off a series of flares, will face the prospect of a five year ban . The incident follows as Glory were evicted from competing in the finals series and fined $269,000 after being found guilty of breaching the salary cap over a three-year period. Football Federation Australia claimed the club deliberately hid salary cap rorting for three seasons and failing to disclose payments and benefits to at least six players. Despite the club sitting equal top of the ladder with just two rounds remaining, Glory will now finish at seventh spot unless\u00a0they launch a successful appeal against FFA's findings. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "8a7466a5c8516b2087aea24647cc07b508697ab6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Perth Glory fans, who set off flares, will face the prospect of a five year ban .\nThis comes after police charged two teens for allegedly setting of flares .\nA 13-year-old boy suffered burns to his leg and was taken to hospital .\nThe 16-year-old and 15-year-old were charged with grievous bodily harm .\nThe pair will appear at the Perth Children's Court next month ."}}
{"prompt": "Brendan Rodgers has urged Liverpool to turn Wembley back into 'Anfield South' and believes an FA Cup semi-final victory over Aston Villa on Sunday would help his players develop a stronger winning mentality. Rodgers is looking to lead Liverpool to an eighth FA Cup victory and his first piece of silverware since replacing Kenny Dalglish as manager in 2012. And the Northern Irishman believes that while trophy success is imperative for any Liverpool team, success this season could pave the way for many more trips to Wembley in the future. Brendan Rodgers leads Liverpool for the first time at Wembley since arriving at the club in 2012 . Liverpool's last trophy success came in 2012 in the League Cup under Kenny Dalglish . Rodgers wants Liverpool to reclaim the form that led Wembley being called 'Anfield South' by supporters . 'The history of the competition is set here at Liverpool, with the great victories they've had in the past,' Rodgers said in an interview with The Football Association. 'And this is a club that is based around winning trophies. 'Wembley was somewhere that used to be known as 'Anfield South'. Liverpool used to visit Wembley so much it was a regular occurrence for them. 'We have some gifted young players who we want to springboard their careers by allowing them to feel the mentality of winning and that would really help us.' The 42-year-old Rodgers also spoke of his eagerness to claim his first piece of silverware at Liverpool. He took the side to brink of winning the Premier League for the first time last season but while Liverpool have undoubtedly progressed under his guidance, their last trophy win was the League Cup in 2012 under Dalglish. 'I want to be in the game for a long time, and be renowned as someone who is up there at the elite level and looking to win trophies,' Rodgers said. '(The FA Cup) is synonymous throughout the world. It's the real competition in domestic football that the players love to win.' Rodgers believes cup glory would help his players develop a stronger winning mentality for future seasons . Should Rodgers (left) guide Liverpool to victory, Steven Gerrard will have a chance to lift a cup in his last game . Rodgers has an indifferent record against Villa since arriving at Liverpool. He has beaten the club three times at Villa Park but has yet to record victory over the Midlands side at Anfield in the league in his three seasons, losing twice. Should Liverpool reach the final against Arsenal on May 30, it would present captain Steven Gerrard with the chance to sign off his era at Liverpool by lifting a trophy.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBrendan Rodgers has urged Liverpool to turn Wembley back into 'Anfield South' and believes an FA Cup semi-final victory over Aston Villa on Sunday would help his players develop a stronger winning mentality. Rodgers is looking to lead Liverpool to an eighth FA Cup victory and his first piece of silverware since replacing Kenny Dalglish as manager in 2012. And the Northern Irishman believes that while trophy success is imperative for any Liverpool team, success this season could pave the way for many more trips to Wembley in the future. Brendan Rodgers leads Liverpool for the first time at Wembley since arriving at the club in 2012 . Liverpool's last trophy success came in 2012 in the League Cup under Kenny Dalglish . Rodgers wants Liverpool to reclaim the form that led Wembley being called 'Anfield South' by supporters . 'The history of the competition is set here at Liverpool, with the great victories they've had in the past,' Rodgers said in an interview with The Football Association. 'And this is a club that is based around winning trophies. 'Wembley was somewhere that used to be known as 'Anfield South'. Liverpool used to visit Wembley so much it was a regular occurrence for them. 'We have some gifted young players who we want to springboard their careers by allowing them to feel the mentality of winning and that would really help us.' The 42-year-old Rodgers also spoke of his eagerness to claim his first piece of silverware at Liverpool. He took the side to brink of winning the Premier League for the first time last season but while Liverpool have undoubtedly progressed under his guidance, their last trophy win was the League Cup in 2012 under Dalglish. 'I want to be in the game for a long time, and be renowned as someone who is up there at the elite level and looking to win trophies,' Rodgers said. '(The FA Cup) is synonymous throughout the world. It's the real competition in domestic football that the players love to win.' Rodgers believes cup glory would help his players develop a stronger winning mentality for future seasons . Should Rodgers (left) guide Liverpool to victory, Steven Gerrard will have a chance to lift a cup in his last game . Rodgers has an indifferent record against Villa since arriving at Liverpool. He has beaten the club three times at Villa Park but has yet to record victory over the Midlands side at Anfield in the league in his three seasons, losing twice. Should Liverpool reach the final against Arsenal on May 30, it would present captain Steven Gerrard with the chance to sign off his era at Liverpool by lifting a trophy."}], "metadata": {"id": "92089ae1d34632cd883e8fb39292a63474580ff0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Liverpool take on Aston Villa on Sunday for a place in the FA Cup final .\nBrendan Rodgers is leading Liverpool at Wembley for the first time .\nThe manager wants to ingrain a trophy-winning habit into his players ."}}
{"prompt": "A one-year-old boy who was shot and killed by another toddler who picked up and fired a loaded gun has been pictured. Braylon Robinson was playing at a house in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday when another three-year-old boy found the unattended weapon and pulled the trigger. The bullet struck the baby boy in the face. Minutes later, he was rushed to an area hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. It is unclear whether the infant was related to the older boy. Now, investigators are apparently trying to determine where the gun came from - and the identity of the person responsible for bringing it into the house and leaving it within the toddler's reach. Scroll down for video . Horrifying: Braylon Robinson was killed while playing at a house in Cleveland, Ohio. Another three-tear-old boy found the unattended weapon and pulled the trigger . Tragic: A three-year-old boy has shot dead a one-year-old baby after picking up a gun that had been left unattended in a Cleveland, Ohio, home, police said on Sunday night. Above, police outside the property . Cousin Trashawn Robinson told NBC on Monday the family has been torn apart by the youngster's death. He said the boy was 'always smiling' and 'kept everyone happy'. 'He didn't even make it to the hospital,' he said. 'Everybody loved Braylon.' Speaking to\u00a0Cleveland.com, Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said that this person will likely face charges in relation to the shooting, which has shocked residents across the city's east side. 'It's a sad day for Cleveland, Williams told reporters outside the home. 'This fascination that we have with handguns, not just in this city but in this country, has to stop. This is a senseless loss of life.' He added: 'Currently we're investigating where this firearm came from. We're also investigating how this tragedy actually happened. A three-year-old can't be held accountable for a tragedy like this. 'There have to be adults that either supplied the weapons, had charge of the weapons or knew the weapons were there and didn't do anything to safeguard them.' Investigation: The child, who has not been identified, fired the weapon after discovering it inside the house in East 63rd Street, where s at least one adult were reportedly staying. Above, investigators inspect the scene . Police chief: Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams (pictured) said that the person responsible for leaving the gun attended will likely face charges in relation to the shooting, which has shocked residents in the city . On Sunday afternoon, when the shooting occurred, the baby's mother could be heard screaming on the back porch after learning of the death of her son, who was later named as Braylon Robinson. Cleveland Emergency Medical Service Capt. Michael Threat told ABC\u00a0the infant had been shot in the face. Throughout the afternoon, emergency crews were seen entering and exiting the home. Neighbors said that the mother lived in the house with at least three small children. 'They were really nice,' next-door neighbor Larry Simpson said, adding: 'It's a shame this had to happen.' Another neighbor told Fox: 'I was lost for words. It's sad. Why is there a gun in the house?' The toddler's parents' names were not released immediately. An investigation is ongoing. Disaster: On Sunday afternoon, when the shooting occurred, the baby's mother could be heard screaming on the back porch after learning of the death of her son. Above, two family friends rush to the aid of the mother . Shocked: One neighbor (pictured) said: 'I was lost for words. It's sad.... why is there a gun in the house?'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA one-year-old boy who was shot and killed by another toddler who picked up and fired a loaded gun has been pictured. Braylon Robinson was playing at a house in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday when another three-year-old boy found the unattended weapon and pulled the trigger. The bullet struck the baby boy in the face. Minutes later, he was rushed to an area hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. It is unclear whether the infant was related to the older boy. Now, investigators are apparently trying to determine where the gun came from - and the identity of the person responsible for bringing it into the house and leaving it within the toddler's reach. Scroll down for video . Horrifying: Braylon Robinson was killed while playing at a house in Cleveland, Ohio. Another three-tear-old boy found the unattended weapon and pulled the trigger . Tragic: A three-year-old boy has shot dead a one-year-old baby after picking up a gun that had been left unattended in a Cleveland, Ohio, home, police said on Sunday night. Above, police outside the property . Cousin Trashawn Robinson told NBC on Monday the family has been torn apart by the youngster's death. He said the boy was 'always smiling' and 'kept everyone happy'. 'He didn't even make it to the hospital,' he said. 'Everybody loved Braylon.' Speaking to\u00a0Cleveland.com, Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said that this person will likely face charges in relation to the shooting, which has shocked residents across the city's east side. 'It's a sad day for Cleveland, Williams told reporters outside the home. 'This fascination that we have with handguns, not just in this city but in this country, has to stop. This is a senseless loss of life.' He added: 'Currently we're investigating where this firearm came from. We're also investigating how this tragedy actually happened. A three-year-old can't be held accountable for a tragedy like this. 'There have to be adults that either supplied the weapons, had charge of the weapons or knew the weapons were there and didn't do anything to safeguard them.' Investigation: The child, who has not been identified, fired the weapon after discovering it inside the house in East 63rd Street, where s at least one adult were reportedly staying. Above, investigators inspect the scene . Police chief: Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams (pictured) said that the person responsible for leaving the gun attended will likely face charges in relation to the shooting, which has shocked residents in the city . On Sunday afternoon, when the shooting occurred, the baby's mother could be heard screaming on the back porch after learning of the death of her son, who was later named as Braylon Robinson. Cleveland Emergency Medical Service Capt. Michael Threat told ABC\u00a0the infant had been shot in the face. Throughout the afternoon, emergency crews were seen entering and exiting the home. Neighbors said that the mother lived in the house with at least three small children. 'They were really nice,' next-door neighbor Larry Simpson said, adding: 'It's a shame this had to happen.' Another neighbor told Fox: 'I was lost for words. It's sad. Why is there a gun in the house?' The toddler's parents' names were not released immediately. An investigation is ongoing. Disaster: On Sunday afternoon, when the shooting occurred, the baby's mother could be heard screaming on the back porch after learning of the death of her son. Above, two family friends rush to the aid of the mother . Shocked: One neighbor (pictured) said: 'I was lost for words. It's sad.... why is there a gun in the house?'"}], "metadata": {"id": "282b3a60b7ddd3244ce5da298ee09394b3d2c18b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "The three-year-old boy picked up gun inside a Cleveland, Ohio, home .\nHe then pulled the trigger, shooting and killing Braylon Robinson .\nIt is unclear whether victim was related to the youngster who shot him .\nBaby's mother could be heard screaming on the back porch on Sunday .\nPolice are trying to determine who left weapon within the child's reach .\nForce chief said of accidental shooting: 'This is a senseless loss of life'"}}
{"prompt": "Famished and queuing despondently as far as the eye can see, these  images will have the Islamic State's slick propaganda unit spitting feathers. In scenes more familiar in the most impoverished refugee camps, scores of downtrodden Syrians wait in line for hours for food in the terror group's self-declared capital Raqqa. It's a far cry from the all-conquering image of prosperity its jihadi PR machine would like the world to believe. The pictures were posted on Twitter by a member of the anti-ISIS campaign group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently who risk their lives every day by documenting atrocities from inside the city. Scroll down for video . Impoverished: Dozens of Syrians queue for food in the Islamic State's self-declared capital of Raqqa . Downtrodden: In scenes more familiar in the most impoverished refugee camps, the pictures are a far cry from the all-conquering image of prosperity that terror group's slick PR machine would like the world see . Abu Ibrahim Raqqawi one of the group's founders, wrote the accompanying message: 'Lines waiting for some food.\u00a0Yes this is the #ISIS State. Hunger, poverty and homelessness.' For those lucky enough to have a home, he paints a bleak picture of life spent in the dark and cold for hours on end. 'The city suffers from a shortage of electricity where the power goes off for 21 hours in the day,' he wrote in another tweet. ISIS prides itself on its well-oiled propaganda offensive, pumping out images, videos and even a weekly English-language magazine designed to recruit and radicalise would-be jihadists. Co-ordinated by its AlHayat Media Centre, the terror group makes extensive use of social media to keep in near-constant contact with supporters in the West - even selling branded merchandise such as T-shirts, baseball caps and cuddly toys. But as seen here, that ease of disseminating information can easily backfire. Most of the Syrians in this line appear to be woman and children.\u00a0The pictures were posted on Twitter by the anti-ISIS group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently who risk their lives leaking information from the city . The food queue pictures emerged days after ISIS took their draconian rule to bizarre new levels by threatening to jail any man caught wearing skinny jeans in an apparent crackdown on hipsters. The terror group said it would also imprison anyone caught with music on their mobiles, smoking or turning up late for prayer in the city. Violators will be jailed for ten days, during which time they will be made to take an 'Islamic course'. At the end of their prison term, they will be forced to take a test, with those who pass being released immediately. Those who don't will be fined and kept in prison until they do. Other sickening sentences involve people being stoned to death for alleged adultery and thrown off buildings after being accused of being homosexual. Bleak picture: Abu Ibrahim Raqqawi one of the group's founders, wrote the accompanying message: 'Lines waiting for some food. Yes this is the #ISIS State. Hunger, poverty and homelessness' One resident, named only as Jassem, told the group how dozens of people had fled the city in the wake of the jihadi network's brutal enforcement of its twisted form of sharia law. He said: 'ISIS tightens penalties and uses the principle of intimidation in dealing with public, which led to the migration and escape of many people. \u00a0Freedom of expression has become a crime.' In a separate development, ISIS has announced that all nurses working in areas under their control must speak English - something the NHS still hasn't introduced. Revealing plans to open a school of nursing in Raqqa, the extremists also disclosed the tough entry requirements for prospective medical workers. Among them are rules that applicants are no more than 25 years of age, must be willing to work anywhere inside the territory controlled by the extremists, and must speak fluent English. The latter rule is something that even the NHS has yet fully put in place, with nurses who trained in European countries still able to treat patients without any formal language checks thanks to bureaucratic rules barring the Nursing and Midwifery Council testing EU candidates.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFamished and queuing despondently as far as the eye can see, these  images will have the Islamic State's slick propaganda unit spitting feathers. In scenes more familiar in the most impoverished refugee camps, scores of downtrodden Syrians wait in line for hours for food in the terror group's self-declared capital Raqqa. It's a far cry from the all-conquering image of prosperity its jihadi PR machine would like the world to believe. The pictures were posted on Twitter by a member of the anti-ISIS campaign group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently who risk their lives every day by documenting atrocities from inside the city. Scroll down for video . Impoverished: Dozens of Syrians queue for food in the Islamic State's self-declared capital of Raqqa . Downtrodden: In scenes more familiar in the most impoverished refugee camps, the pictures are a far cry from the all-conquering image of prosperity that terror group's slick PR machine would like the world see . Abu Ibrahim Raqqawi one of the group's founders, wrote the accompanying message: 'Lines waiting for some food.\u00a0Yes this is the #ISIS State. Hunger, poverty and homelessness.' For those lucky enough to have a home, he paints a bleak picture of life spent in the dark and cold for hours on end. 'The city suffers from a shortage of electricity where the power goes off for 21 hours in the day,' he wrote in another tweet. ISIS prides itself on its well-oiled propaganda offensive, pumping out images, videos and even a weekly English-language magazine designed to recruit and radicalise would-be jihadists. Co-ordinated by its AlHayat Media Centre, the terror group makes extensive use of social media to keep in near-constant contact with supporters in the West - even selling branded merchandise such as T-shirts, baseball caps and cuddly toys. But as seen here, that ease of disseminating information can easily backfire. Most of the Syrians in this line appear to be woman and children.\u00a0The pictures were posted on Twitter by the anti-ISIS group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently who risk their lives leaking information from the city . The food queue pictures emerged days after ISIS took their draconian rule to bizarre new levels by threatening to jail any man caught wearing skinny jeans in an apparent crackdown on hipsters. The terror group said it would also imprison anyone caught with music on their mobiles, smoking or turning up late for prayer in the city. Violators will be jailed for ten days, during which time they will be made to take an 'Islamic course'. At the end of their prison term, they will be forced to take a test, with those who pass being released immediately. Those who don't will be fined and kept in prison until they do. Other sickening sentences involve people being stoned to death for alleged adultery and thrown off buildings after being accused of being homosexual. Bleak picture: Abu Ibrahim Raqqawi one of the group's founders, wrote the accompanying message: 'Lines waiting for some food. Yes this is the #ISIS State. Hunger, poverty and homelessness' One resident, named only as Jassem, told the group how dozens of people had fled the city in the wake of the jihadi network's brutal enforcement of its twisted form of sharia law. He said: 'ISIS tightens penalties and uses the principle of intimidation in dealing with public, which led to the migration and escape of many people. \u00a0Freedom of expression has become a crime.' In a separate development, ISIS has announced that all nurses working in areas under their control must speak English - something the NHS still hasn't introduced. Revealing plans to open a school of nursing in Raqqa, the extremists also disclosed the tough entry requirements for prospective medical workers. Among them are rules that applicants are no more than 25 years of age, must be willing to work anywhere inside the territory controlled by the extremists, and must speak fluent English. The latter rule is something that even the NHS has yet fully put in place, with nurses who trained in European countries still able to treat patients without any formal language checks thanks to bureaucratic rules barring the Nursing and Midwifery Council testing EU candidates."}], "metadata": {"id": "3bc86ab4ce451b700d60660b1f35da8c0b61ba1e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Syrians line up despondently in scenes more familiar inside refugee camps .\nPosted by anti-ISIS activist with message: Hunger, poverty, homelessness .\nSyrians persecuted by terror group's warped interpretation of Islamic law ."}}
{"prompt": "Two  Air Force nuclear missile launch officers who are facing drug charges related to\u00a0ecstasy, cocaine and bath salts now\u00a0face hearings to determine whether they will be court-martialed. 1st Lt Michael Alonso and 1st Lt Lantz Balthazar have been charged in cases stemming from an investigation that led to the disclosure last year of a separate exam-cheating scandal. One of their fellow missile officers who was a target of the same investigation pleaded guilty to illegal drug use in January and was kicked out of the service, the Air Force said on Friday. 1st Lt Michael Alonso and 1st Lt Lantz Balthazar of Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana have been charged . Alonso and Balthazar are both members of the 12th Missile Squadron at the 341st Missile Wing at the base . Alonso and Balthazar are both members of the 12th Missile Squadron at the 341st Missile Wing at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana. The Malmstrom missile wing operates 150 of the Air Force's 450 Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles, or ICBMs. Launch officers are trained to operate ICBMs that are armed with nuclear warheads and are on constant alert for possible launch. Alonso was charged with violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice for illegal possession, use and distribution of ecstasy and for 'conspiracy related to the drug offenses', according to Malmstrom spokesman Josh Aycock. Balthazar was charged with illegal possession, use and distribution of ecstasy and cocaine and for conspiracy related to the drug offenses. He also was charged with illegal use of Pentedrone, which Aycock said is commonly called bath salts. Both officers were charged April 17. Malmstrom's missile wing operates 150 of the Air Force's 450 Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles . Aycock said their cases will be reviewed at Article 32 hearings, which are akin to a civilian grand jury proceeding, to determine whether there is enough criminal evidence to warrant a court-martial. The hearings have not been scheduled, Aycock said. Alonso and Balthazar were among three Minuteman 3 launch officers at Malmstrom who were under investigation for illegal drug use. The other, 2nd Lt Nicole Dalmazzi, was charged in December and court-martialed in January. Dalmazzi, a member of the same squadron, pleaded guilty to illegal use of ecstasy and was dismissed from the Air Force and sentenced to a month of confinement in a Montana jail. The Air Force had also charged her with obstructing the Air Force Office of Special Investigations probe by allegedly dyeing her hair to alter the results of hair-follicle drug tests, but that charge was later dropped. The cases at Malmstrom stem from a drug investigation that began in August 2013 at Edwards Air Force Base in California. When investigators examined the cellphones of two airmen at Edwards they found text messages to or from 11 other Air Force officers at several other air bases, including Malmstrom. The messages allegedly detailed specific illegal drug use and led to the discovery that some had also improperly exchanged answers to ICBM launch officer proficiency tests. The ICBM force, which also operates from bases in Wyoming and North Dakota, has been under the public spotlight in recent years for a series of embarrassing missteps related to low morale, disciplinary problems, a lack of resources, training lapses and leadership failures. Last November, then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced plans for top-to-bottom changes in management of nuclear forces and said the Pentagon would spend $8billion to fix it. In testimony to a Senate panel this week, an administration official who headed a detailed review of the nuclear forces for Hagel last year said her group believed that as much as $25billion could be needed to fix an array of problems. 'The problems that we found were worse and they were much more systemic' than expected, Madelyn Creedon said in her testimony Wednesday. Creedon, who was head of the Pentagon's nuclear policy shop at the time and is now principal deputy administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration, said her review found morale in the nuclear Air Force was 'not good.' Nuclear missile crews told her they 'felt trapped' in their job. 'They would say, 'Well, I have the nuclear stink on me so I don't have much of a future in the rest of the Air Force,'' she said. The Air Force says it has begun to change that attitude by implementing a range of changes and improvements that are being felt across the force. Launch officers are trained to operate missiles armed with nuclear warheads and are on constant alert .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo  Air Force nuclear missile launch officers who are facing drug charges related to\u00a0ecstasy, cocaine and bath salts now\u00a0face hearings to determine whether they will be court-martialed. 1st Lt Michael Alonso and 1st Lt Lantz Balthazar have been charged in cases stemming from an investigation that led to the disclosure last year of a separate exam-cheating scandal. One of their fellow missile officers who was a target of the same investigation pleaded guilty to illegal drug use in January and was kicked out of the service, the Air Force said on Friday. 1st Lt Michael Alonso and 1st Lt Lantz Balthazar of Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana have been charged . Alonso and Balthazar are both members of the 12th Missile Squadron at the 341st Missile Wing at the base . Alonso and Balthazar are both members of the 12th Missile Squadron at the 341st Missile Wing at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana. The Malmstrom missile wing operates 150 of the Air Force's 450 Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles, or ICBMs. Launch officers are trained to operate ICBMs that are armed with nuclear warheads and are on constant alert for possible launch. Alonso was charged with violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice for illegal possession, use and distribution of ecstasy and for 'conspiracy related to the drug offenses', according to Malmstrom spokesman Josh Aycock. Balthazar was charged with illegal possession, use and distribution of ecstasy and cocaine and for conspiracy related to the drug offenses. He also was charged with illegal use of Pentedrone, which Aycock said is commonly called bath salts. Both officers were charged April 17. Malmstrom's missile wing operates 150 of the Air Force's 450 Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missiles . Aycock said their cases will be reviewed at Article 32 hearings, which are akin to a civilian grand jury proceeding, to determine whether there is enough criminal evidence to warrant a court-martial. The hearings have not been scheduled, Aycock said. Alonso and Balthazar were among three Minuteman 3 launch officers at Malmstrom who were under investigation for illegal drug use. The other, 2nd Lt Nicole Dalmazzi, was charged in December and court-martialed in January. Dalmazzi, a member of the same squadron, pleaded guilty to illegal use of ecstasy and was dismissed from the Air Force and sentenced to a month of confinement in a Montana jail. The Air Force had also charged her with obstructing the Air Force Office of Special Investigations probe by allegedly dyeing her hair to alter the results of hair-follicle drug tests, but that charge was later dropped. The cases at Malmstrom stem from a drug investigation that began in August 2013 at Edwards Air Force Base in California. When investigators examined the cellphones of two airmen at Edwards they found text messages to or from 11 other Air Force officers at several other air bases, including Malmstrom. The messages allegedly detailed specific illegal drug use and led to the discovery that some had also improperly exchanged answers to ICBM launch officer proficiency tests. The ICBM force, which also operates from bases in Wyoming and North Dakota, has been under the public spotlight in recent years for a series of embarrassing missteps related to low morale, disciplinary problems, a lack of resources, training lapses and leadership failures. Last November, then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced plans for top-to-bottom changes in management of nuclear forces and said the Pentagon would spend $8billion to fix it. In testimony to a Senate panel this week, an administration official who headed a detailed review of the nuclear forces for Hagel last year said her group believed that as much as $25billion could be needed to fix an array of problems. 'The problems that we found were worse and they were much more systemic' than expected, Madelyn Creedon said in her testimony Wednesday. Creedon, who was head of the Pentagon's nuclear policy shop at the time and is now principal deputy administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration, said her review found morale in the nuclear Air Force was 'not good.' Nuclear missile crews told her they 'felt trapped' in their job. 'They would say, 'Well, I have the nuclear stink on me so I don't have much of a future in the rest of the Air Force,'' she said. The Air Force says it has begun to change that attitude by implementing a range of changes and improvements that are being felt across the force. 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{"prompt": "It has spent four years orbiting the closest planet to our sun, but despite desperate attempts to extend the life of Messenger spacecraft, it is slowly spiraling towards Mercury's scorched surface. Yet even as its mission draws to an end, the final weeks of Nasa's Messenger spacecraft are revealing the planet in unrivaled detail. Messenger is currently 18 miles (29.1km) above Mercury after Nasa engineers used the last of its fuel in a last ditch effort to push the spacecraft higher into orbit after it dropped to within nine miles (15km) of the surface. Among the images sent back by Messenger as its mission draws to an end is this picture of 2km high cliffs cutting through the Carnegie crater. They are thought to have formed as Mercury has cooled and contracted . The spacecraft, however, is expected to smash into the planet's surface on 30 April. But as messenger drops ever closer to Mercury's surface, it is sending back some of the most detailed images ever obtained of the smallest planet in our solar system. Researchers have uncovered the mystery of Mercury's 'stealth' colour scheme. The say a steady dusting of carbon from passing comets has slowly painted Mercury black over billions of years. It solves the mystery of Mercury's unusual colouring - which has baffled scientists. On average, Mercury is much darker than its closest airless neighbour, our Moon. Airless bodies are known to be darkened by micrometeorite impacts and bombardment of solar wind, processes that create a thin coating of dark iron nanoparticles on the surface. But spectral data from Mercury suggests its surface contains very little nanophase iron, certainly not enough to account for its dim appearance. As comets approach Mercury's neighborhood near the sun, they often start to break apart. Cometary dust is composed of as much as 25 percent carbon by weight, so Mercury would be exposed to a steady bombardment of carbon from these crumbling comets. Scientists have calculated that after billions of years of bombardment, Mercury's surface should be anywhere from three to six percent carbon. Among the features it has revealed to scientists in the past month are patterns of distinctive hollows - each around a couple of hundred metres wide - in the bottom of a huge impact basin. It has also sent back detailed images of huge 1.2 mile (2km) high cliffs that cut across a crater named Duccio on the surface. Another image shows a 621 miles (1,000km) long cliff that rises 1.8 miles (3km) above the surface, called Enterprise Rupes. Data sent back by Mercury suggests these cliffs, or lobate scarps as they are called, have formed as Mercury has cooled and contracted over time, creating dramatic tectonic faults on the surface. Another image shows a meteorite crater that has almost completely filled with lava on Mercury's northern volcanic plains, leaving just the hint of a rim behind. It also shows how the contracting surface of the planet has also created strange formations where ridges and cliffs have hit other lava filled craters. Andy Calloway, Messenger Mission operatoins manager at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, said: 'The MESSENGER spacecraft operates in one of the most challenging and demanding space environments in our Solar System, and we have met that challenge directly through innovation and hard work, as exemplified by the stunning discoveries and data return achievements. 'Our only regret is that we have insufficient propellant to operate another 10 years, but we look forward to the incredible science returns planned for the final eight months of the mission.' This image by Messenger shows the distinctive hollows on the floor of the Zeami impact basin on Mercury . This ghostly crater filled with lava oozed from volcanic vents on Mercury leaving just the outline of the rim . This crumpled crater has been deformed after it filled with lava and then ridges formed as the surface cooled . Launched in August 2004, Messenger has traveled more than 4.9 billion miles (7.9 billion kilometers) during its mission to Mercury. The above graphic was released by Nasa to mark ten years since the spacecraft was launched in 2004 . Its journey included 15 trips around the sun before it entered orbit around Mercury in 2011 - the first spacecraft to ever do so. During its mission is has acquired more than 250,000 images and collected more than 10 terabytes of data with its suite of seven instruments. It has helped to reveal volcanic vents that measure up to 15 miles across that were once sources for the large volumes of lava that have covered the surface and carved out valleys. It has also revealed Mercury's complex internal structure and that the planet has an unusually large core that is still partially liquid. On 6 April engineers used the last of the Messenger spacecraft's hydrazine fuel to try to push it into a higher orbit. However, the tanks ran dry before they could raise it to more than 11 miles (18km) above the surface. In an attempt to increase its height further the team then ejected helium gas from the spacecraft through its thrusters to raise it to its currently height. This image shows some of the mysterious irregularly shaped hollows on Mercury's surface in greater detail . They hope to raise it further with another burst of helium on April 14. Karl Whittenburg, deputy mission operations manager at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, said: 'To our knowledge, this is the first-ever use of a pressurant for a planned propulsion of a spacecraft, so we could only theorize how it might perform. 'We are now fully confident that future use of gaseous helium will continue to provide Messenger with a unique vantage point for studying Mercury.' This image shows fine-grained volcanic material that has blown across impact craters almost like snow . This colour image of Mercury was one of the first sent back by Messenger as it approached the planet in 2008 . The above artist's impression shows Messenger as it orbits above the surface of Mercury. It is due to impact on the surface at the end of April as the planet's gravity slowly pulls it down out of its current orbit . Messenger has also revealed the temperature of Mercury's surface. This image of the planet's north pole shows the extreme heat it is subjected to with red indicating temperatures greater than 126\u00b0c and blue -220\u00b0c .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt has spent four years orbiting the closest planet to our sun, but despite desperate attempts to extend the life of Messenger spacecraft, it is slowly spiraling towards Mercury's scorched surface. Yet even as its mission draws to an end, the final weeks of Nasa's Messenger spacecraft are revealing the planet in unrivaled detail. Messenger is currently 18 miles (29.1km) above Mercury after Nasa engineers used the last of its fuel in a last ditch effort to push the spacecraft higher into orbit after it dropped to within nine miles (15km) of the surface. Among the images sent back by Messenger as its mission draws to an end is this picture of 2km high cliffs cutting through the Carnegie crater. They are thought to have formed as Mercury has cooled and contracted . The spacecraft, however, is expected to smash into the planet's surface on 30 April. But as messenger drops ever closer to Mercury's surface, it is sending back some of the most detailed images ever obtained of the smallest planet in our solar system. Researchers have uncovered the mystery of Mercury's 'stealth' colour scheme. The say a steady dusting of carbon from passing comets has slowly painted Mercury black over billions of years. It solves the mystery of Mercury's unusual colouring - which has baffled scientists. On average, Mercury is much darker than its closest airless neighbour, our Moon. Airless bodies are known to be darkened by micrometeorite impacts and bombardment of solar wind, processes that create a thin coating of dark iron nanoparticles on the surface. But spectral data from Mercury suggests its surface contains very little nanophase iron, certainly not enough to account for its dim appearance. As comets approach Mercury's neighborhood near the sun, they often start to break apart. Cometary dust is composed of as much as 25 percent carbon by weight, so Mercury would be exposed to a steady bombardment of carbon from these crumbling comets. Scientists have calculated that after billions of years of bombardment, Mercury's surface should be anywhere from three to six percent carbon. Among the features it has revealed to scientists in the past month are patterns of distinctive hollows - each around a couple of hundred metres wide - in the bottom of a huge impact basin. It has also sent back detailed images of huge 1.2 mile (2km) high cliffs that cut across a crater named Duccio on the surface. Another image shows a 621 miles (1,000km) long cliff that rises 1.8 miles (3km) above the surface, called Enterprise Rupes. Data sent back by Mercury suggests these cliffs, or lobate scarps as they are called, have formed as Mercury has cooled and contracted over time, creating dramatic tectonic faults on the surface. Another image shows a meteorite crater that has almost completely filled with lava on Mercury's northern volcanic plains, leaving just the hint of a rim behind. It also shows how the contracting surface of the planet has also created strange formations where ridges and cliffs have hit other lava filled craters. Andy Calloway, Messenger Mission operatoins manager at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, said: 'The MESSENGER spacecraft operates in one of the most challenging and demanding space environments in our Solar System, and we have met that challenge directly through innovation and hard work, as exemplified by the stunning discoveries and data return achievements. 'Our only regret is that we have insufficient propellant to operate another 10 years, but we look forward to the incredible science returns planned for the final eight months of the mission.' This image by Messenger shows the distinctive hollows on the floor of the Zeami impact basin on Mercury . This ghostly crater filled with lava oozed from volcanic vents on Mercury leaving just the outline of the rim . This crumpled crater has been deformed after it filled with lava and then ridges formed as the surface cooled . Launched in August 2004, Messenger has traveled more than 4.9 billion miles (7.9 billion kilometers) during its mission to Mercury. The above graphic was released by Nasa to mark ten years since the spacecraft was launched in 2004 . Its journey included 15 trips around the sun before it entered orbit around Mercury in 2011 - the first spacecraft to ever do so. During its mission is has acquired more than 250,000 images and collected more than 10 terabytes of data with its suite of seven instruments. It has helped to reveal volcanic vents that measure up to 15 miles across that were once sources for the large volumes of lava that have covered the surface and carved out valleys. It has also revealed Mercury's complex internal structure and that the planet has an unusually large core that is still partially liquid. On 6 April engineers used the last of the Messenger spacecraft's hydrazine fuel to try to push it into a higher orbit. However, the tanks ran dry before they could raise it to more than 11 miles (18km) above the surface. In an attempt to increase its height further the team then ejected helium gas from the spacecraft through its thrusters to raise it to its currently height. This image shows some of the mysterious irregularly shaped hollows on Mercury's surface in greater detail . They hope to raise it further with another burst of helium on April 14. Karl Whittenburg, deputy mission operations manager at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, said: 'To our knowledge, this is the first-ever use of a pressurant for a planned propulsion of a spacecraft, so we could only theorize how it might perform. 'We are now fully confident that future use of gaseous helium will continue to provide Messenger with a unique vantage point for studying Mercury.' This image shows fine-grained volcanic material that has blown across impact craters almost like snow . This colour image of Mercury was one of the first sent back by Messenger as it approached the planet in 2008 . The above artist's impression shows Messenger as it orbits above the surface of Mercury. It is due to impact on the surface at the end of April as the planet's gravity slowly pulls it down out of its current orbit . Messenger has also revealed the temperature of Mercury's surface. This image of the planet's north pole shows the extreme heat it is subjected to with red indicating temperatures greater than 126\u00b0c and blue -220\u00b0c ."}], "metadata": {"id": "f0976e50cbddfade2d0fa64b7b3ba67bf544215b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Messenger is expected\u00a0to impact on the surface of Mercury around April 30 .\nSpacecraft has been orbiting Mercury since 2011, taking 250,000 pictures .\nAs it gets lower it is sending back images of the surface in greater detail .\nEngineers have attempted to extend the mission by using up its last fuel ."}}
{"prompt": "Disgraced former CIA Director David Petraeus will not go to jail for\u00a0giving his mistress classified material while she was working on a book about him, a judge ruled today. The former U.S. Army General, whose career was destroyed when the affair with Paula Broadwell emerged in November 2012, avoided jail time at the hearing in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday\u00a0and was instead sentenced to two years probation. He was also fined $100,000 - more than double the $40,000 his attorneys had requested. While Petraeus had agreed two months ago to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized removal and retention of classified material, he formally entered his plea during Thursday's hearing. Petraeus was wearing his wedding ring but there was no sign of his wife, Holly. He told the court he wanted to apologize to those closest to him 'for the pain my actions caused'. Apologies: Former CIA director David Petraeus apologized for his 'mistakes' as he spoke outside the North Carolina courthouse where he was sentenced to two years probation on Thursday afternoon . Sentenced: As well as the probation, he was fined $100,000 for leaking classified information to his mistress . Following the hearing, he briefly addressed the media outside the courthouse. 'As I did in the past, I apologize for those closest to me and many others,' he said, before thanking his supporters including his family, colleagues and fellow veterans. 'I now look forward to moving on with the next phase of my life and with continuing to serve our great nation as a private citizen,' he added. Critics have noted that in other cases concerning government leaks, defendants have received far harsher punishments than Petraeus. CIA analyst John Kiriakou who is serving 30 months behind bars for revealing the secret CIA torture program. Ben Wizner, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer who represents Edward Snowden, told Reuters that he was not against lighter sentences - as long as such treatment is handed out equally. 'The problem is not that David Petraeus is getting lenient treatment,' Wizner said. 'The problem is that lenient treatment is only available to people in high places.' Petraeus was also given special conditions for his probation. He is allowed to travel internationally with his probation officer's approval, for example, and is allowed to possess firearms. He is allowed to pay the $100,000 fine $25,000 per month until it is paid in full. Going solo: Petraeus, who was seen wearing his wedding ring to  court, was not accompanied by his wife Holly to the sentencing hearing. It emerged in 2012 that he had been having an affair with his biographer . Petraeus has 14 days to file an appeal if he wants to dispute the sentencing. In the previous agreement, prosecutors said that while Broadwell was writing her book in 2011, Petraeus gave her eight binders of classified material he had improperly kept from his time as the top military commander in Afghanistan. Days later, he took the binders back to his house. Among the secret information contained in the 'black books' were the names of covert operatives, the coalition war strategy and notes about Petraeus' discussions with President Barack Obama and the National Security Council, prosecutors said. Those binders were later seized by the FBI in an April 2013 search of Petraeus' Arlington, Virginia, home, where he had kept them in the unlocked drawer of a desk in a ground-floor study. Prosecutors said that after resigning from the CIA in November 2012, Petraeus had signed a form falsely attesting he had no classified material. He also lied to FBI agents by denying he supplied the information to Broadwell, according to court documents. Affair: Petraeus gave his mistress Paula Broadwell, pictured together in 2011, classified material that he had improperly kept from his time in the military. She was writing his biography at the time . Petraeus, a four-star general who served as commander of the U.S. Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, resigned from the CIA in 2012 when the affair emerged but always denied criminal wrongdoing. Broadwell, now 42, met Petraeus, 62, while she was a graduate student at Harvard University, where she was working on a dissertation about him. She wrote his biography, 'All In: The Education of General David Petraeus', which afforded them considerable time together. They carried on an affair between late 2011 and the summer of 2012. But the relationship was later uncovered whiled the FBI investigated claims that one of Petraeus' friends, Florida socialite Jill Kelley, was receiving threatening emails. The messages were found to have been sent by Broadwell, a married mother-of-two. As agents investigated Broadwell's email account, they uncovered the affair and learned the CIA director had shared classified information with her. Petraeus, who remains married to wife Holly, acknowledged the affair as he stepped down, while in May 2013, Broadwell, who is also still married, finally issued an apology for the relationship. 'I have remorse for the harm that this has caused, the sadness it has caused my family and other families,' she told her local station, WSOC. Hurt: Paula Broadwell remains married to husband Scott, pictured together left in 2012, while Petraeus is married to wife Holly, right, despite the affair that forced him to step down as CIA chief in 2012 . 'I'm very blessed. Blessed with an awesome family, a wonderful community that's been a great part of my rehabilitation, if you will. Even when you've made mistakes in life you can still contribute and pick up the stuff and move on.' Petraeus\u00a0held the CIA post less than a year, not long enough to leave a significant mark on the spy agency. The core of his identity has been a military man. He was brought in by President George W. Bush to command multinational forces in Iraq in 2007, a period when the war began to turn in favor of the U.S. Petraeus' command coincided with the 'surge' of American forces in Iraq and a plan to pay Sunni militias to fight al-Qaeda in Iraq. With American help, the Sunni tribes were able to push out insurgents and enable U.S. troops to withdraw in 2011. Those same Sunni areas are now controlled by the Islamic State group, which evolved from the remnants of al-Qaida after Iraqi's Shiite-led government proved weak.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDisgraced former CIA Director David Petraeus will not go to jail for\u00a0giving his mistress classified material while she was working on a book about him, a judge ruled today. The former U.S. Army General, whose career was destroyed when the affair with Paula Broadwell emerged in November 2012, avoided jail time at the hearing in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday\u00a0and was instead sentenced to two years probation. He was also fined $100,000 - more than double the $40,000 his attorneys had requested. While Petraeus had agreed two months ago to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized removal and retention of classified material, he formally entered his plea during Thursday's hearing. Petraeus was wearing his wedding ring but there was no sign of his wife, Holly. He told the court he wanted to apologize to those closest to him 'for the pain my actions caused'. Apologies: Former CIA director David Petraeus apologized for his 'mistakes' as he spoke outside the North Carolina courthouse where he was sentenced to two years probation on Thursday afternoon . Sentenced: As well as the probation, he was fined $100,000 for leaking classified information to his mistress . Following the hearing, he briefly addressed the media outside the courthouse. 'As I did in the past, I apologize for those closest to me and many others,' he said, before thanking his supporters including his family, colleagues and fellow veterans. 'I now look forward to moving on with the next phase of my life and with continuing to serve our great nation as a private citizen,' he added. Critics have noted that in other cases concerning government leaks, defendants have received far harsher punishments than Petraeus. CIA analyst John Kiriakou who is serving 30 months behind bars for revealing the secret CIA torture program. Ben Wizner, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer who represents Edward Snowden, told Reuters that he was not against lighter sentences - as long as such treatment is handed out equally. 'The problem is not that David Petraeus is getting lenient treatment,' Wizner said. 'The problem is that lenient treatment is only available to people in high places.' Petraeus was also given special conditions for his probation. He is allowed to travel internationally with his probation officer's approval, for example, and is allowed to possess firearms. He is allowed to pay the $100,000 fine $25,000 per month until it is paid in full. Going solo: Petraeus, who was seen wearing his wedding ring to  court, was not accompanied by his wife Holly to the sentencing hearing. It emerged in 2012 that he had been having an affair with his biographer . Petraeus has 14 days to file an appeal if he wants to dispute the sentencing. In the previous agreement, prosecutors said that while Broadwell was writing her book in 2011, Petraeus gave her eight binders of classified material he had improperly kept from his time as the top military commander in Afghanistan. Days later, he took the binders back to his house. Among the secret information contained in the 'black books' were the names of covert operatives, the coalition war strategy and notes about Petraeus' discussions with President Barack Obama and the National Security Council, prosecutors said. Those binders were later seized by the FBI in an April 2013 search of Petraeus' Arlington, Virginia, home, where he had kept them in the unlocked drawer of a desk in a ground-floor study. Prosecutors said that after resigning from the CIA in November 2012, Petraeus had signed a form falsely attesting he had no classified material. He also lied to FBI agents by denying he supplied the information to Broadwell, according to court documents. Affair: Petraeus gave his mistress Paula Broadwell, pictured together in 2011, classified material that he had improperly kept from his time in the military. She was writing his biography at the time . Petraeus, a four-star general who served as commander of the U.S. Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, resigned from the CIA in 2012 when the affair emerged but always denied criminal wrongdoing. Broadwell, now 42, met Petraeus, 62, while she was a graduate student at Harvard University, where she was working on a dissertation about him. She wrote his biography, 'All In: The Education of General David Petraeus', which afforded them considerable time together. They carried on an affair between late 2011 and the summer of 2012. But the relationship was later uncovered whiled the FBI investigated claims that one of Petraeus' friends, Florida socialite Jill Kelley, was receiving threatening emails. The messages were found to have been sent by Broadwell, a married mother-of-two. As agents investigated Broadwell's email account, they uncovered the affair and learned the CIA director had shared classified information with her. Petraeus, who remains married to wife Holly, acknowledged the affair as he stepped down, while in May 2013, Broadwell, who is also still married, finally issued an apology for the relationship. 'I have remorse for the harm that this has caused, the sadness it has caused my family and other families,' she told her local station, WSOC. Hurt: Paula Broadwell remains married to husband Scott, pictured together left in 2012, while Petraeus is married to wife Holly, right, despite the affair that forced him to step down as CIA chief in 2012 . 'I'm very blessed. Blessed with an awesome family, a wonderful community that's been a great part of my rehabilitation, if you will. Even when you've made mistakes in life you can still contribute and pick up the stuff and move on.' Petraeus\u00a0held the CIA post less than a year, not long enough to leave a significant mark on the spy agency. The core of his identity has been a military man. He was brought in by President George W. Bush to command multinational forces in Iraq in 2007, a period when the war began to turn in favor of the U.S. Petraeus' command coincided with the 'surge' of American forces in Iraq and a plan to pay Sunni militias to fight al-Qaeda in Iraq. With American help, the Sunni tribes were able to push out insurgents and enable U.S. troops to withdraw in 2011. Those same Sunni areas are now controlled by the Islamic State group, which evolved from the remnants of al-Qaida after Iraqi's Shiite-led government proved weak."}], "metadata": {"id": "d7af283e30d2bb5a9075f308849c4325a13a4af0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "The former U.S. Army General appeared in court in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday for his sentencing hearing .\nHe admitted to giving his biographer mistress classified material he had improperly kept from the military - which carried up to a year in prison .\nBut he was instead sentenced to two years probation and\u00a0a $100,000 fine .\nSpeaking after, Petraeus apologized for his 'mistakes' but thanked his supporters and said he was looking forward to moving on with his life .\nHe had an affair with Paula Broadwell between late 2011 and summer 2012, and stepped down from the CIA after the relationship emerged ."}}
{"prompt": "Julian Speroni will take his Crystal Palace career into a 12th season after agreeing a new contract. The goalkeeper, who joined from Dundee in July 2004, has triggered a 12-month extension that will expire at the end of next season. Speroni, yet again, has played a lead role for Palace this season in the club's attempts to stay in the Barclays Premier League. Julian Speroni will be at Crystal Palace for another year at least after triggering a 12-month contract extension . Speroni desperately dives to try and save Yaya Toure's effort against Crystal Palace on Monday night . The 35-year-old will have a testimonial against Dundee at the end of the season. But his Eagles career looks far from over as he continues to play a key role for Alan Pardew. Meanwhile, Palace are on the look out for a new shirt sponsor after money transfer firm Neteller ended their partnership with the club. Speroni signed from Dundee in 2004 and will take his Palace career into a 12th season .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJulian Speroni will take his Crystal Palace career into a 12th season after agreeing a new contract. The goalkeeper, who joined from Dundee in July 2004, has triggered a 12-month extension that will expire at the end of next season. Speroni, yet again, has played a lead role for Palace this season in the club's attempts to stay in the Barclays Premier League. Julian Speroni will be at Crystal Palace for another year at least after triggering a 12-month contract extension . Speroni desperately dives to try and save Yaya Toure's effort against Crystal Palace on Monday night . The 35-year-old will have a testimonial against Dundee at the end of the season. But his Eagles career looks far from over as he continues to play a key role for Alan Pardew. Meanwhile, Palace are on the look out for a new shirt sponsor after money transfer firm Neteller ended their partnership with the club. Speroni signed from Dundee in 2004 and will take his Palace career into a 12th season ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2c431a3614e0e794078fe366e0566925b4baf190", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Julian Speroni signed from Dundee in 2004 and is a Crystal Palace legend .\nArgentine goalkeeper triggers contract extension at Selhurst Park .\nSperoni will have testimonial at the end of the season against Dundee ."}}
{"prompt": "CCTV pictures show a man police want to speak to after a 'peeping Tom' incident at a swimming pool . These pictures show a 'peeping Tom' who is believed to have been spying on young women changing in cubicles at a swimming pool. At around 12.45pm yesterday, a 19-year-old woman was changing in a cubicle in Aqua Vale Swimming Pool in\u00a0Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, when she noticed a man looking under the bottom of the cubicle. She had kicked him and he then disappeared. Captured on CCTV cameras placed in the changing areas near the pool, the latest pictures are thought to be connected to a similar incident that took place at the same pool. On February 7, a man sexually assaulted two teenage girls in the changing area of the pool. Police issued the new images, appealing for anyone who recognises the man to contact them urgently. A spokesman for Thames Valley Police said: 'The woman kicked out at the man and he moved away, before she noticed him looking at her again.' 'The victim shouted and the man was not seen again. 'Officers are investigating the incident and are linking it to an incident at the same location on 7 February in which a man sexually assaulted two teenage girls in the changing area.' Detective Sergeant Simon Johnson, of Aylesbury Force CID,\u00a0said: 'Detectives are investigating both incidents, which we believe are linked. 'In this incident the victim was not touched by the offender. 'However, this would have been an understandably distressing incident for her. 'I would like to appeal to anyone who recognises the man shown in the CCTV image as he may have information which could assist with our inquiries.' Anyone with information should call the 24-hour Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101 or\u00a0Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Police officers are appealing for anyone who recognises the man in the pictures to contact them urgently . The incident occurred as the woman was changing in a cubicle in Aqua Vale Swimming Pool in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire (pictured)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCCTV pictures show a man police want to speak to after a 'peeping Tom' incident at a swimming pool . These pictures show a 'peeping Tom' who is believed to have been spying on young women changing in cubicles at a swimming pool. At around 12.45pm yesterday, a 19-year-old woman was changing in a cubicle in Aqua Vale Swimming Pool in\u00a0Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, when she noticed a man looking under the bottom of the cubicle. She had kicked him and he then disappeared. Captured on CCTV cameras placed in the changing areas near the pool, the latest pictures are thought to be connected to a similar incident that took place at the same pool. On February 7, a man sexually assaulted two teenage girls in the changing area of the pool. Police issued the new images, appealing for anyone who recognises the man to contact them urgently. A spokesman for Thames Valley Police said: 'The woman kicked out at the man and he moved away, before she noticed him looking at her again.' 'The victim shouted and the man was not seen again. 'Officers are investigating the incident and are linking it to an incident at the same location on 7 February in which a man sexually assaulted two teenage girls in the changing area.' Detective Sergeant Simon Johnson, of Aylesbury Force CID,\u00a0said: 'Detectives are investigating both incidents, which we believe are linked. 'In this incident the victim was not touched by the offender. 'However, this would have been an understandably distressing incident for her. 'I would like to appeal to anyone who recognises the man shown in the CCTV image as he may have information which could assist with our inquiries.' Anyone with information should call the 24-hour Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101 or\u00a0Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Police officers are appealing for anyone who recognises the man in the pictures to contact them urgently . The incident occurred as the woman was changing in a cubicle in Aqua Vale Swimming Pool in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire (pictured)"}], "metadata": {"id": "e43c9a6aa33b6735a3db28cc1e17e43c4152e067", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "A 19-year-old woman said a man had looked under her changing cubicle .\nPolice issued CCTV images from at Aqua Vale swimming pool in Aylesbury .\nNew pictures thought to be connected to similar incident at the same pool .\nOn February 7, two teenage girls were sexually assaulted in changing area ."}}
{"prompt": "A new designer drug even stronger than crystal meth dubbed '$5 insanity' for its mind-bending effects is spreading across Florida.. Flakka, which can be injected, snorted, smoked, swallowed or taken with other substances like marijuana, is usually made from the chemical alpha-PVP. That's the synthetic version of the stimulant cathinone, the same type of chemical that is used to make bath salts. The use of flakka \u00a0a designer drug that can be even stronger than crystal meth or bath salts, is up in Florida . Flakka can be injected, snorted, smoked, swallowed or taken with other drugs and substances like marijuana . Flakka resembles a mix of crack cocaine and meth and it has a noticeably foul smell (bath salts pictured) Flakka resembles a mix of crack cocaine and meth and it has a noticeably foul smell,\u00a0WPBF 25 News\u00a0reported. St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office special investigations Sgt. Rob Pettit said:\u00a0'It has a strong odor like a sweaty sock. 'It's pretty serious. 'We're always trying to play catchup with the drug dealers as it is, and now here we are trying to get accustomed to finding yet another drug.' Once ingested, the drug causes a feeling of euphoria, hallucinations and sometimes psychosis or apparent superhuman strength. The high lasts for a couple hours and users are left with a strong desire to use again. Users have nicknamed the drug '$5 insanity' because hits often cost less than $10, the Sun-Sentinel reported. Cathinone use is apparently up across the nation and the use of\u00a0Flakka is also certainly increasing in Florida . Flakka has been involved in a number of incidents in recent weeks, including one where a man impaled himself white trying to scale a fence, CBS reported. Jim Hall, an epidemiologist at the Center for Applied Research on Substance Use and Health Disparities at Nova Southeastern University, said: 'We're starting to see a rash of cases of a syndrome referred to as excited delirium. 'This is where the body goes into hyperthermia, generally a temperature of 105 degrees. 'The individual becomes psychotic, they often rip off their clothes and run out into the street violently and have an adrenaline-like strength and police are called and it takes four or five officers to restrain them. 'Then once they are restrained, if they don't receive immediate medical attention they can die.' There were more than 670 Flakka occurrences in Florida in 2014, up from\u00a085 in 2012 and zero in 2010, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA new designer drug even stronger than crystal meth dubbed '$5 insanity' for its mind-bending effects is spreading across Florida.. Flakka, which can be injected, snorted, smoked, swallowed or taken with other substances like marijuana, is usually made from the chemical alpha-PVP. That's the synthetic version of the stimulant cathinone, the same type of chemical that is used to make bath salts. The use of flakka \u00a0a designer drug that can be even stronger than crystal meth or bath salts, is up in Florida . Flakka can be injected, snorted, smoked, swallowed or taken with other drugs and substances like marijuana . Flakka resembles a mix of crack cocaine and meth and it has a noticeably foul smell (bath salts pictured) Flakka resembles a mix of crack cocaine and meth and it has a noticeably foul smell,\u00a0WPBF 25 News\u00a0reported. St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office special investigations Sgt. Rob Pettit said:\u00a0'It has a strong odor like a sweaty sock. 'It's pretty serious. 'We're always trying to play catchup with the drug dealers as it is, and now here we are trying to get accustomed to finding yet another drug.' Once ingested, the drug causes a feeling of euphoria, hallucinations and sometimes psychosis or apparent superhuman strength. The high lasts for a couple hours and users are left with a strong desire to use again. Users have nicknamed the drug '$5 insanity' because hits often cost less than $10, the Sun-Sentinel reported. Cathinone use is apparently up across the nation and the use of\u00a0Flakka is also certainly increasing in Florida . Flakka has been involved in a number of incidents in recent weeks, including one where a man impaled himself white trying to scale a fence, CBS reported. Jim Hall, an epidemiologist at the Center for Applied Research on Substance Use and Health Disparities at Nova Southeastern University, said: 'We're starting to see a rash of cases of a syndrome referred to as excited delirium. 'This is where the body goes into hyperthermia, generally a temperature of 105 degrees. 'The individual becomes psychotic, they often rip off their clothes and run out into the street violently and have an adrenaline-like strength and police are called and it takes four or five officers to restrain them. 'Then once they are restrained, if they don't receive immediate medical attention they can die.' There were more than 670 Flakka occurrences in Florida in 2014, up from\u00a085 in 2012 and zero in 2010, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration."}], "metadata": {"id": "b3abe42f0671ce9c0c0f15bb9b9472eb82e5c811", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Drug is made from same version of stimulant used to produce bath salts .\nFlakka can be injected, snorted, smoked, or swallowed .\nIt causes  euphoria, hallucinations, psychosis and superhuman strength .\nHigh lasts for couple hours and users have strong desire to re-use .\nMore than 670 Flakka occurrences in Florida in 2014, up from 85 in 2012 ."}}
{"prompt": "Johannesburg (CNN)He checked the series of stills on his camera. It was then that photographer James Oatway realized the entire attack had taken less than two minutes. It was the morning after a night of unrest in Johannesburg's Alexandra Township that saw foreign-owned shops looted and destroyed. Mozambican Emmanuel Sithole was walking down a street when four South Africans surrounded him. Sithole pleaded for mercy, but it was already too late. The attackers bludgeoned him with a wrench, stabbed him with knives, all in broad daylight. And Oatway had captured it all on his camera. \"They looked like hardened thugs, just by their intensity, the way they moved, the expressions on their faces,\" Oatway told CNN. \"They wanted one thing and that was to kill Emmanuel. They wanted his blood and nothing was going to stop them from doing that.\" Oatway says he tried to get as close as possible, conscious that the attackers were aware of his presence. \"When the attack started I was 20 meters (65 feet) away, but at one point I was 4 or 5 meters away,\" he said. \"I did think that maybe they would leave him alone.\" The attackers finally did move on and leave Sithole alone. Oatway and his fellow journalist Beauregard Tromp quickly put the injured man in the back of the car and rushed him to a hospital, where he later died. \"I still remember him looking straight into my eyes,\" said Oatway. \"He had a kind of a dazed, shocked look in his face.\" Oatway's series of images of the ordeal landed on the front page of South Africa's Sunday Times under the headline, \"Kill thy neighbor: Alex attack brings home SA's shame.\" It's a shame that South Africa continues to confront. Seven people have been killed in the latest round of xenophobic violence against poorer immigrants, many from South Africa's neighbors. Xenophobic attacks: How did we get here? Local media alleged that the attacks were a consequence of Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini reportedly saying at a recent gathering that foreigners \"should pack their bags and go\" because they are taking jobs from citizens. Shortly after his reported comments, violence against immigrants erupted in the port city of Durban. But on Monday, Zwelithini said he had not called for a war on immigrants. \"This war I am calling for today is to protect everyone of foreign origin in this country irrespective of which country they are from.\" The United Nations said the attacks actually began in March after a labor dispute between citizens and foreign workers. OPINION: Labeling South Africa violence as xenophobia misses the point . But it was Oatway's photos of the violent attack on Sithole that have seemingly encapsulated the true horror of the situation -- and South Africa's leaders have begun to take notice. \"Terrible picture. People who live in rough townships have never seen such a scene,\" said President Jacob Zuma about the photos in a televised news conference. \"And I was sitting and I was saying to myself, what are we telling the world about ourselves?\" Police announced they've now arrested all four suspects -- the last caught overnight Tuesday -- with help from Oatway's photos, which is little solace for the photographer who captured a level of depravity rarely seen. \"I'm sickened by it,\" said Oatway. \"And I'm extremely angry, angry with the men that did this, and ultimately I'm upset that our efforts weren't successful in saving Emmanuel's life.\"", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJohannesburg (CNN)He checked the series of stills on his camera. It was then that photographer James Oatway realized the entire attack had taken less than two minutes. It was the morning after a night of unrest in Johannesburg's Alexandra Township that saw foreign-owned shops looted and destroyed. Mozambican Emmanuel Sithole was walking down a street when four South Africans surrounded him. Sithole pleaded for mercy, but it was already too late. The attackers bludgeoned him with a wrench, stabbed him with knives, all in broad daylight. And Oatway had captured it all on his camera. \"They looked like hardened thugs, just by their intensity, the way they moved, the expressions on their faces,\" Oatway told CNN. \"They wanted one thing and that was to kill Emmanuel. They wanted his blood and nothing was going to stop them from doing that.\" Oatway says he tried to get as close as possible, conscious that the attackers were aware of his presence. \"When the attack started I was 20 meters (65 feet) away, but at one point I was 4 or 5 meters away,\" he said. \"I did think that maybe they would leave him alone.\" The attackers finally did move on and leave Sithole alone. Oatway and his fellow journalist Beauregard Tromp quickly put the injured man in the back of the car and rushed him to a hospital, where he later died. \"I still remember him looking straight into my eyes,\" said Oatway. \"He had a kind of a dazed, shocked look in his face.\" Oatway's series of images of the ordeal landed on the front page of South Africa's Sunday Times under the headline, \"Kill thy neighbor: Alex attack brings home SA's shame.\" It's a shame that South Africa continues to confront. Seven people have been killed in the latest round of xenophobic violence against poorer immigrants, many from South Africa's neighbors. Xenophobic attacks: How did we get here? Local media alleged that the attacks were a consequence of Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini reportedly saying at a recent gathering that foreigners \"should pack their bags and go\" because they are taking jobs from citizens. Shortly after his reported comments, violence against immigrants erupted in the port city of Durban. But on Monday, Zwelithini said he had not called for a war on immigrants. \"This war I am calling for today is to protect everyone of foreign origin in this country irrespective of which country they are from.\" The United Nations said the attacks actually began in March after a labor dispute between citizens and foreign workers. OPINION: Labeling South Africa violence as xenophobia misses the point . But it was Oatway's photos of the violent attack on Sithole that have seemingly encapsulated the true horror of the situation -- and South Africa's leaders have begun to take notice. \"Terrible picture. People who live in rough townships have never seen such a scene,\" said President Jacob Zuma about the photos in a televised news conference. \"And I was sitting and I was saying to myself, what are we telling the world about ourselves?\" Police announced they've now arrested all four suspects -- the last caught overnight Tuesday -- with help from Oatway's photos, which is little solace for the photographer who captured a level of depravity rarely seen. \"I'm sickened by it,\" said Oatway. \"And I'm extremely angry, angry with the men that did this, and ultimately I'm upset that our efforts weren't successful in saving Emmanuel's life.\""}], "metadata": {"id": "c6f884f5d4ca04c68931c8cb3f40e5b67ae77cd4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Photographer James Oatway captured a violent attack that resulted in death of a Mozambican in South Africa .\nSeven people have been killed in recent violence against poorer immigrants, many from South Africa's neighbors ."}}
{"prompt": "Crystal Palace would sell coveted winger Yannick Bolasie for '\u00a340million to \u00a360million', according to manager Alan Pardew. Pardew claims all his players are 'undervalued' as the Selhurst Park club bid to assert their Barclays Premier League clout. The former Newcastle boss is ready to fend off big-money bids for his in-demand stars like Bolasie and defender Scott Dann - but conceded 'every player has a price'. Alan Pardew says he would sell Yannick Bolasie if Crystal Palace were offered \u00a340-60million . Bolasie has been in fine form in recent weeks as Palace have enjoyed a successful second half of the season . Democratic Republic of Congo star Bolasie joined Palace for around \u00a3400,000 from Bristol City in 2012 but has risen steadily in standing ever since. Last week Pardew slapped a \u00a320m price tag on the 25-year-old's head with Liverpool circling - now he has casually bandied about figures three times as high. 'I'll sell Yannick, if someone wants to give me \u00a340m to \u00a360m, somewhere in there, that would be good,' Pardew said. 'I'll take it and we'll build the team around that money. Every player has a price, of course. All these players here are undervalued, in my opinion. 'This is a top-10 team at the moment, top 12, yet if you put the valuation of our squad against any of the other teams above us, and some below, it's not right. 'So I'm going to address that. Anyone who rings me up will get a proper price. It's only our second year in the Premier League so it's understandable (if players are undervalued). Bolasie celebrates after netting for Palace, as he has begun to add goalscoring to his all-round game . Bolasie scored a hat-trick against Sunderland a few weeks ago, and is attracting the attention of top clubs . 'You need to put your credentials there every week. I think these players are starting to do that now; Bolasie, (Jason) Puncheon, (Joel) Ward, (Damien) Delaney. 'Therefore when I hear figures being talked about players, they are not even close to where I value these players. 'It's very easy to address: a manager has to ring me up and I will tell him the price, and that will be addressed.' Lyon-born Bolasie bagged a hat-trick in Palace's 4-1 Premier League win at Sunderland on April 11, his fine form since prompting a raft of transfer speculation. Liverpool's initial plans to offer \u00a310million this summer have been thwarted, but boss Brendan Rodgers is weighing up offering striker Rickie Lambert as well as increasing his transfer bid. Pardew says he is not keen to lose his star man, but would sell him if the right offer came in . Pardew insists several of his players, including Jason Puncheon (left) and Joel Ward, are undervalued . While Pardew will be at pains to hold onto all his front-line talents at Palace over the summer, the ex-Eagles midfielder conceded the club may not be able to resist an outrageous bid. Pardew said Palace could end up wise to repeat the calculated 'gamble' he helped take at Newcastle when the St James' Park club sold Andy Carroll to Liverpool for \u00a335million in 2011. The Selhurst Park manager believes selling one star for big money can help rejuvenate an entire squad. 'I can think of a situation I had at Newcastle, the last day of the window, a team that wasn't great, not too far away from the relegation zone and we accepted a big bid for Andy Carroll,' Pardew said. 'I said to the chairman at the time that that was a gamble. We were by no means secure; we'd only just come up from the Championship that year. 'But we did it, we spent the money wisely and we ended up with a very, very good team. So it is about the right price for the right player, and then you have to build on that.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCrystal Palace would sell coveted winger Yannick Bolasie for '\u00a340million to \u00a360million', according to manager Alan Pardew. Pardew claims all his players are 'undervalued' as the Selhurst Park club bid to assert their Barclays Premier League clout. The former Newcastle boss is ready to fend off big-money bids for his in-demand stars like Bolasie and defender Scott Dann - but conceded 'every player has a price'. Alan Pardew says he would sell Yannick Bolasie if Crystal Palace were offered \u00a340-60million . Bolasie has been in fine form in recent weeks as Palace have enjoyed a successful second half of the season . Democratic Republic of Congo star Bolasie joined Palace for around \u00a3400,000 from Bristol City in 2012 but has risen steadily in standing ever since. Last week Pardew slapped a \u00a320m price tag on the 25-year-old's head with Liverpool circling - now he has casually bandied about figures three times as high. 'I'll sell Yannick, if someone wants to give me \u00a340m to \u00a360m, somewhere in there, that would be good,' Pardew said. 'I'll take it and we'll build the team around that money. Every player has a price, of course. All these players here are undervalued, in my opinion. 'This is a top-10 team at the moment, top 12, yet if you put the valuation of our squad against any of the other teams above us, and some below, it's not right. 'So I'm going to address that. Anyone who rings me up will get a proper price. It's only our second year in the Premier League so it's understandable (if players are undervalued). Bolasie celebrates after netting for Palace, as he has begun to add goalscoring to his all-round game . Bolasie scored a hat-trick against Sunderland a few weeks ago, and is attracting the attention of top clubs . 'You need to put your credentials there every week. I think these players are starting to do that now; Bolasie, (Jason) Puncheon, (Joel) Ward, (Damien) Delaney. 'Therefore when I hear figures being talked about players, they are not even close to where I value these players. 'It's very easy to address: a manager has to ring me up and I will tell him the price, and that will be addressed.' Lyon-born Bolasie bagged a hat-trick in Palace's 4-1 Premier League win at Sunderland on April 11, his fine form since prompting a raft of transfer speculation. Liverpool's initial plans to offer \u00a310million this summer have been thwarted, but boss Brendan Rodgers is weighing up offering striker Rickie Lambert as well as increasing his transfer bid. Pardew says he is not keen to lose his star man, but would sell him if the right offer came in . Pardew insists several of his players, including Jason Puncheon (left) and Joel Ward, are undervalued . While Pardew will be at pains to hold onto all his front-line talents at Palace over the summer, the ex-Eagles midfielder conceded the club may not be able to resist an outrageous bid. Pardew said Palace could end up wise to repeat the calculated 'gamble' he helped take at Newcastle when the St James' Park club sold Andy Carroll to Liverpool for \u00a335million in 2011. The Selhurst Park manager believes selling one star for big money can help rejuvenate an entire squad. 'I can think of a situation I had at Newcastle, the last day of the window, a team that wasn't great, not too far away from the relegation zone and we accepted a big bid for Andy Carroll,' Pardew said. 'I said to the chairman at the time that that was a gamble. We were by no means secure; we'd only just come up from the Championship that year. 'But we did it, we spent the money wisely and we ended up with a very, very good team. So it is about the right price for the right player, and then you have to build on that.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "27d85ebc4474a46fe114e802d64f2c5900b9aebb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Alan Pardew insists every player has a price, even Yannick Bolasie .\nBut Pardew says \u00a320m price tag on Bolasie is too low .\nThe Crystal Palace manager says his whole squad is under-valued ."}}
{"prompt": "Odds on the new royal baby being a girl have tumbled after a bookmaker revealed that 90 per cent of bets placed on the sex have been in favour of a female child. The odds were slashed further yesterday after a Scottish punter from Edinburgh placed a whopping \u00a32,000 wager on a new princess with Ladbrokes. Betting on the new royal baby's date of birth has also been hotting up, with the 18th, 19th and 20th April the most popular choices - even though the  official due date is the 25th. Scroll down for video . A little princess? The majority of punters are convinced that the Duchess will give birth to a girl . 'Money talks, and punters all over the UK are convinced Kate will give birth to a baby girl soon,' comments Ladbrokes spokesman Jessica Bridge. 'It looks like the only people hoping for a boy are the bookies, and maybe Prince George.' Despite there being more than a week to go until the 25th, royal fans have already begun staking their claim to spots outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington. The world's media are also expected to descend on London shortly, with media facilities at the hospital opening tomorrow. Names have also proved popular with betting fans, with Alice the current front runner for a princess, followed by Victoria. Both  have a suitably regal pedigree, with Victoria boasting a particularly spectacular history and a string of titled owners. Getting ready: Preparations have begun at the Lindo Wing, with police warning of a 'special event' Last engagements: The Duchess of Cambridge, seen here in Woolwich, hasn't been seen since March . Take two: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pictured with Prince George after his birth in 2013 . Most notable of those is the new baby's five-times great grandmother Queen Victoria, who ruled at the height of the British Empire and gloried in the title of Empress of India as well as Queen. Her eldest daughter, the mother of the future Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, was also called Victoria, as were an impressive 12 of Queen Victoria's granddaughters. Another famous Victoria is Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria, 37, who will follow her 68-year-old father King\u00a0Carl XVI Gustaf onto the Swedish throne. Alice, meanwhile, was bestowed on another of Queen Victoria's daughters, Princess Alice Maud Marie, who went on to marry Louis IV, Grand Duke of Hesse. The couple had seven children, among them the doomed last Tsarina of Russia,\u00a0Alexandra Fyodorovna, and Victoria, first Princess Louis of Battenburg and then Marchioness of Milford Haven. Pedigree: Contemporary royal Victorias include Sweden's Crown Princess, pictured at her 2010 wedding . Princess Alice: Famous royal Alices include Prince Philip's mother, Princess Alice of Greece and Denmark . Will it be James? Along with seven British monarchs, James is also the name of the Duchess' brother . Her daughter, also called Alice, produced the most famous of Alice of Hesse's descendants - Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, now the Duke of Edinburgh. Should the punters of Britain be wrong and the Duchess of Cambridge produce a second baby boy instead, favourites include James and Arthur. James, although boasting a royal pedigree the equal of Victoria, is also a Middleton stalwart and is the name of the Duchess' 29-year-old brother. The moniker has also been used by two kings of Britain as a whole, James I and James II, and another five Scottish monarchs. Arthur, meanwhile, is derived from the Celtic Artor\u012bgios which translates as 'bear king' and has a pedigree that includes Britain's most famous mythical king. Alice 3/1 . Elizabeth 5/1 . Charlotte 6/1 . Alexandra 8/1 . James 8/1 . Victoria 10/1 . Arthur 10/1 . Diana 12/1 . Henry 16/1 . Catherine 16/1 . Charles 16/1 . Thomas 16/1 . Phillip 20/1 . William 20/1 . Mary 20/1 . Albert 20/1 . Francis 20/1 . David 20/1 . Frances 25/1 . Alexander 25/1 . Spencer 25/1 . Eleanor 25/1 . Florence 25/1 . Margaret 25/1 . Michael 25/1 . Richard 25/1 . Rose 25/1 . Anne 25/1 . Sarah 25/1 . Louis 25/1 . Grace 25/1 . Peter 25/1 . Samuel 25/1 . Samantha 25/1 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nOdds on the new royal baby being a girl have tumbled after a bookmaker revealed that 90 per cent of bets placed on the sex have been in favour of a female child. The odds were slashed further yesterday after a Scottish punter from Edinburgh placed a whopping \u00a32,000 wager on a new princess with Ladbrokes. Betting on the new royal baby's date of birth has also been hotting up, with the 18th, 19th and 20th April the most popular choices - even though the  official due date is the 25th. Scroll down for video . A little princess? The majority of punters are convinced that the Duchess will give birth to a girl . 'Money talks, and punters all over the UK are convinced Kate will give birth to a baby girl soon,' comments Ladbrokes spokesman Jessica Bridge. 'It looks like the only people hoping for a boy are the bookies, and maybe Prince George.' Despite there being more than a week to go until the 25th, royal fans have already begun staking their claim to spots outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington. The world's media are also expected to descend on London shortly, with media facilities at the hospital opening tomorrow. Names have also proved popular with betting fans, with Alice the current front runner for a princess, followed by Victoria. Both  have a suitably regal pedigree, with Victoria boasting a particularly spectacular history and a string of titled owners. Getting ready: Preparations have begun at the Lindo Wing, with police warning of a 'special event' Last engagements: The Duchess of Cambridge, seen here in Woolwich, hasn't been seen since March . Take two: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pictured with Prince George after his birth in 2013 . Most notable of those is the new baby's five-times great grandmother Queen Victoria, who ruled at the height of the British Empire and gloried in the title of Empress of India as well as Queen. Her eldest daughter, the mother of the future Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, was also called Victoria, as were an impressive 12 of Queen Victoria's granddaughters. Another famous Victoria is Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria, 37, who will follow her 68-year-old father King\u00a0Carl XVI Gustaf onto the Swedish throne. Alice, meanwhile, was bestowed on another of Queen Victoria's daughters, Princess Alice Maud Marie, who went on to marry Louis IV, Grand Duke of Hesse. The couple had seven children, among them the doomed last Tsarina of Russia,\u00a0Alexandra Fyodorovna, and Victoria, first Princess Louis of Battenburg and then Marchioness of Milford Haven. Pedigree: Contemporary royal Victorias include Sweden's Crown Princess, pictured at her 2010 wedding . Princess Alice: Famous royal Alices include Prince Philip's mother, Princess Alice of Greece and Denmark . Will it be James? Along with seven British monarchs, James is also the name of the Duchess' brother . Her daughter, also called Alice, produced the most famous of Alice of Hesse's descendants - Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, now the Duke of Edinburgh. Should the punters of Britain be wrong and the Duchess of Cambridge produce a second baby boy instead, favourites include James and Arthur. James, although boasting a royal pedigree the equal of Victoria, is also a Middleton stalwart and is the name of the Duchess' 29-year-old brother. The moniker has also been used by two kings of Britain as a whole, James I and James II, and another five Scottish monarchs. Arthur, meanwhile, is derived from the Celtic Artor\u012bgios which translates as 'bear king' and has a pedigree that includes Britain's most famous mythical king. Alice 3/1 . Elizabeth 5/1 . Charlotte 6/1 . Alexandra 8/1 . James 8/1 . Victoria 10/1 . Arthur 10/1 . Diana 12/1 . Henry 16/1 . Catherine 16/1 . Charles 16/1 . Thomas 16/1 . Phillip 20/1 . William 20/1 . Mary 20/1 . Albert 20/1 . Francis 20/1 . David 20/1 . Frances 25/1 . Alexander 25/1 . Spencer 25/1 . Eleanor 25/1 . Florence 25/1 . Margaret 25/1 . Michael 25/1 . Richard 25/1 . Rose 25/1 . Anne 25/1 . Sarah 25/1 . Louis 25/1 . Grace 25/1 . Peter 25/1 . Samuel 25/1 . Samantha 25/1 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2cb3756625d7e6fc1830385718ef53951e88aeda", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "90 per cent of bets on the royal baby's sex have been on a girl .\nOne Scottish punter in Edinburgh placed a bet of \u00a32,000 yesterday .\nFavourite potential birth dates include the 18th, 19th and 20th April .\nThe Duchess of Cambridge's official due date is the 25th April .\nPopular names include Alice, Victoria, Arthur and James ."}}
{"prompt": "Attorneys for two sides agree that in April 1995, a 24-year-old man who had been pointed out by a Southern California college student as her rapist had his truck rear-ended before he was kidnapped, brutally beaten and killed. Where they differ is on the role of now-45-year-old Gianni Van in the murder of Gonzalo Ramirez, whose blindfolded, bloodied body was found on the side of a road. At the opening of his trial Wednesday, prosecutors said Van was enraged after his ex-girlfriend Norma Patricia Esparza told him Ramirez had raped her and he must be held responsible for the attack. She's expected to testify Thursday. Accused: Gianni Van, 45, (left) is accused of the 1995 murder of\u00a0f Gonzalo Ramirez (right), whose blindfolded, bloodied body was found on the side of an Irvine, California road having suffered 30 blows with a cleaver . Van's lawyer said his client had no knowledge of the plan to harm Ramirez and was threatened that he would suffer a similar fate if he snitched on a friend and friend's employee who carried out the killing. The case has drawn international attention since Esparza \u2014 who went on to become a psychology professor and moved to France \u2014 was arrested in 2012, provoking an outcry from sexual assault victim advocates who say the case sends a chilling message to rape survivors. During opening statements, Senior Deputy District Attorney Mike Murray showed graphic photos of Ramirez's blindfolded, mangled body lying on the side of the road in a pool of blood. 'Gonzalo Ramirez was targeted, and he was targeted by somebody who was going to make sure he suffered,' Murray said. 'Whether Norma Esparza was sexually assaulted or not, for our purposes today, doesn't matter. What matters is she told the defendant that.' Revenge? Prosecutors say Van killed Ramirez as revenge for raping his on-and-off girlfriend Norma Esparza (pictured). Esparza and Van allegedly entered into a sham marriage before Van's original arrest for the crime. Esparza could not be forced to testify and Van was released. They divorced and Esparza went on to become a psychology professor in France and the mother of a little girl . Arrested: In 2012, Esparza was arrested in connection to the slaying when she re-entered the United States for an academic conference . Prosecutors say Ramirez was taken to the transmission shop of his friend Kody Tran, where he was blindfolded, chained up and beaten. They say he was found having suffered 30 blows from a meat cleaver, reports the Orange County Register. The prosecution alleges Van was aided by Tran and Tran's wife Diane Tran as well as Tran's employee Shannon Gries. His body was found dumped on the side of a road in Irvine. 'It was beyond horrific,' Murray said. 'It was the act of an incredibly angry man...The defendant was out of his mind with anger.' 'He felt that he had been violated,' Murray said of Van. Van is charged with murder during the commission of a kidnapping. If convicted, he could get life in prison without the possibility of parole. Kody Tran died when he killed himself in an unrelated July 2013 standoff with police. His wife Diane has taken a plea deal and was expected to testify against Van. Shannon Gries still faces murder charges. After the killing, Van and Esparza \u2014 who had been questioned by police \u2014 entered into a sham marriage to avoid prosecution, Murray said. While Van was arrested in 1996, he was released because Esparza could not be forced to testify against her husband, he said. Esparza later divorced Van. Esparza's husband, Jorge Mancillas, had said at a 2013 news conference that his wife had confided in Van about the rape and he took matters into his own hands. Involved? The prosecution alleges Van was aided by his friend Kody Tran (center) \u00a0and Tran's wife Diane Tran (right) as well as Tran's employee Shannon Gries (left). Kody Tran killed himself during an unrelated standoff with police in 2013. Diane Tran has taken a plea deal and will testify against Van. Shannon Gries awaits trial on murder charges . Van's lawyer, Jeremy Dolnick, said his client knew nothing of the plans to kidnap or kill Ramirez but was shown his severely beaten body strung up by chains at Tran's auto transmission shop and warned he would face the same fate if he ever snitched. 'He didn't ask anyone to kill anyone. He never had homicidal thoughts of revenge,' Dolnick told jurors, adding that Van had confided in Tran about Esparza's rape and that Tran and Gries\u00a0took matters into their own hands. Esparza, 40, is now the mother of a little girl. She pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in an agreement with prosecutors last year. She is expected to receive a six-year sentence in exchange for testifying at the trials of Van and another defendant. A fourth defendant also pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors. Plea: Esparza, here in 2013, claims she was coerced by Van into pointing out her rapist in 1995. She is expected to receive a 6-year sentence after testifying that Van murdered Ramirez .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAttorneys for two sides agree that in April 1995, a 24-year-old man who had been pointed out by a Southern California college student as her rapist had his truck rear-ended before he was kidnapped, brutally beaten and killed. Where they differ is on the role of now-45-year-old Gianni Van in the murder of Gonzalo Ramirez, whose blindfolded, bloodied body was found on the side of a road. At the opening of his trial Wednesday, prosecutors said Van was enraged after his ex-girlfriend Norma Patricia Esparza told him Ramirez had raped her and he must be held responsible for the attack. She's expected to testify Thursday. Accused: Gianni Van, 45, (left) is accused of the 1995 murder of\u00a0f Gonzalo Ramirez (right), whose blindfolded, bloodied body was found on the side of an Irvine, California road having suffered 30 blows with a cleaver . Van's lawyer said his client had no knowledge of the plan to harm Ramirez and was threatened that he would suffer a similar fate if he snitched on a friend and friend's employee who carried out the killing. The case has drawn international attention since Esparza \u2014 who went on to become a psychology professor and moved to France \u2014 was arrested in 2012, provoking an outcry from sexual assault victim advocates who say the case sends a chilling message to rape survivors. During opening statements, Senior Deputy District Attorney Mike Murray showed graphic photos of Ramirez's blindfolded, mangled body lying on the side of the road in a pool of blood. 'Gonzalo Ramirez was targeted, and he was targeted by somebody who was going to make sure he suffered,' Murray said. 'Whether Norma Esparza was sexually assaulted or not, for our purposes today, doesn't matter. What matters is she told the defendant that.' Revenge? Prosecutors say Van killed Ramirez as revenge for raping his on-and-off girlfriend Norma Esparza (pictured). Esparza and Van allegedly entered into a sham marriage before Van's original arrest for the crime. Esparza could not be forced to testify and Van was released. They divorced and Esparza went on to become a psychology professor in France and the mother of a little girl . Arrested: In 2012, Esparza was arrested in connection to the slaying when she re-entered the United States for an academic conference . Prosecutors say Ramirez was taken to the transmission shop of his friend Kody Tran, where he was blindfolded, chained up and beaten. They say he was found having suffered 30 blows from a meat cleaver, reports the Orange County Register. The prosecution alleges Van was aided by Tran and Tran's wife Diane Tran as well as Tran's employee Shannon Gries. His body was found dumped on the side of a road in Irvine. 'It was beyond horrific,' Murray said. 'It was the act of an incredibly angry man...The defendant was out of his mind with anger.' 'He felt that he had been violated,' Murray said of Van. Van is charged with murder during the commission of a kidnapping. If convicted, he could get life in prison without the possibility of parole. Kody Tran died when he killed himself in an unrelated July 2013 standoff with police. His wife Diane has taken a plea deal and was expected to testify against Van. Shannon Gries still faces murder charges. After the killing, Van and Esparza \u2014 who had been questioned by police \u2014 entered into a sham marriage to avoid prosecution, Murray said. While Van was arrested in 1996, he was released because Esparza could not be forced to testify against her husband, he said. Esparza later divorced Van. Esparza's husband, Jorge Mancillas, had said at a 2013 news conference that his wife had confided in Van about the rape and he took matters into his own hands. Involved? The prosecution alleges Van was aided by his friend Kody Tran (center) \u00a0and Tran's wife Diane Tran (right) as well as Tran's employee Shannon Gries (left). Kody Tran killed himself during an unrelated standoff with police in 2013. Diane Tran has taken a plea deal and will testify against Van. Shannon Gries awaits trial on murder charges . Van's lawyer, Jeremy Dolnick, said his client knew nothing of the plans to kidnap or kill Ramirez but was shown his severely beaten body strung up by chains at Tran's auto transmission shop and warned he would face the same fate if he ever snitched. 'He didn't ask anyone to kill anyone. He never had homicidal thoughts of revenge,' Dolnick told jurors, adding that Van had confided in Tran about Esparza's rape and that Tran and Gries\u00a0took matters into their own hands. Esparza, 40, is now the mother of a little girl. She pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in an agreement with prosecutors last year. She is expected to receive a six-year sentence in exchange for testifying at the trials of Van and another defendant. A fourth defendant also pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors. Plea: Esparza, here in 2013, claims she was coerced by Van into pointing out her rapist in 1995. She is expected to receive a 6-year sentence after testifying that Van murdered Ramirez ."}], "metadata": {"id": "35da836d682f6a82a9889296a89fcbd853cc2309", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Gianni Van, now 45, is accused of kidnapping and brutally killing his then girlfriend's accused rapist while in college in Southern California in 1995 .\nNorma Esparza, who went on to work as a psychology professor in France, was accused in the murder along with three others .\nEsparza, now the mother of a little girl, was expected to testify against her former boyfriend in a Santa Ana courtroom this month ."}}
{"prompt": "Shannen Hussein may just have one of the largest collections of pets in Australia, not that she really considers them animals. The 21-year-old lives who on a 30-acre farm in Rockbank, 34 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, has spent her life hand-raising animals of all shapes and sizes. But her pets are often captured behaving like humans, from her lamb Winter who loves to jump on the bed to her bearded dragon who can understand the English language. Thanks to this Ms Hussein's collection of creatures have become somewhat of an internet sensation. The young woman said she has always taken photos and recorded videos of her 150 pets, but since a clip of Winter bouncing down her hallway went viral last year she's sharing these moments with more people than she ever imagined. 'As long as I can remember I had photographed and videoed my pets but only until I started Vine, did I really start posting what I captured,' the young woman told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for videos . Shannen Hussein, pictured with her lamb Winter, lives on a hobby farm outside Melbourne with over 150 pets . She shares all her animal's wild adventures on social media. Here Kyah the bird sits atop Ms Hussein's shoulder . Her lamb Winter became an internet sensation after a video of him bounding down a hallway went viral . Ms Hussein , 21, cares for dogs, cats, sheep, birds, lizards, snakes, scorpions, camels and many more creatures . Many of her animals have formed unlikely friendships, like this pug Amani and piglet Ms Hussein raised . On her parents' hobby farm Ms Hussein spends her days playing with, feeding, and caring for what she estimates to be at least 150 different animals. Her social media accounts are filled with cute and quirky snapshots of some of the animals' unique behaviours. Some moments captured include Winter bouncing up and down on the bed, him pushing Leo the cat off a chair, and then curling up with his feline friend for a nap. Winter also runs across the yard to Ms Hussein when he's called, headbutts chairs, bleats loudly, and snuggles ducklings. Liz the bearded dragon can understand English and nods when she wants something to eat, while baby ducklings follow their carer around the yard when they're called. Kyah the budgie likes to drink from water bottles, and Moey the kitten tries to attack his own reflection in the mirror. On her parents' hobby farm Ms Hussein spends her days playing with, feeding, and caring for what she estimates to be at least 150 different animals . Pictured here as two bearded dragon juveniles keeping cool . Ms Hussein has a number of pet snakes, as well as many other reptiles . Her bearded dragon recently laid these eggs and later gave birth to her first little of babies . This tiny water dragon juvenile takes in his surroundings . Shingleback lizard's also live on Ms Hussein 's farm, in Rockbank about 35 kilometres from Melbourne . Ms Hussein's cats like to watch as she feeds the turtles, and Ozzie the emu which used to live on the farm liked to chase sheep. The young woman said although she does have other interests, much of her time is spent outside watching all that unfolds. 'In the warmer weather I'm usually out the door and outside and spending time with all the baby animals,' she said. 'In spring it's the craziest, we have baby animals everywhere. 'There was a time where we had baby ducks, baby geese and even baby emus and they were following me everywhere, it was so cute,' Ms Hussein added. Most of the animals on the farm get on well apart from the few that have to be kept separate, and some unlikely friendships have formed between many different species. 'We can't have the dogs with most of the animals, the cats are fine with all the animals except for the rabbits and the mice,' the young woman revealed. This little baby duckling is just one of the small creatures which inhabit the farm . Ms Hussein's ducklings and baby geese often follow her around and like to cuddle up to her . She said while it is her family farm, she is the most obsessed with caring for all the creatures great and small . This is the family's camel Alana . Winter the lamb often features in Vine videos, running across the yard when he is called or chasing ducklings . Here an emu chick snuggles up next to a ginger cat . For Ms Hussein, a life surrounded by a whole lot of different creatures is the only one she knows, and she says it's always filled with surprises. 'From a very young age I was taught how to care for baby animals and how to properly handle them. 'One of the earliest animals i got the chance of hand rearing that I can remember was a baby cockatiel which had been abandoned by her mum, and still have to this day, it's name is Squeaky,' she said. And while much of her day is spent filled with cuddles and funny moments, life on her farm isn't always fun and games. 'I spend quite a bit of time cleaning and feeding my animals, some of which need to be fed multiple times a day,' Ms Hussein revealed. ' 'My parents are a big help and often help me with the animals when needed as well as caring for the bigger animals outside and their own pets.' Ms Hussein also has two Akitas, Kumi and Rambo . Many little bunnies also roam the grounds, like this little guy celebrating Easter . A group of emu chicks pose for the camera, showing off their distinctive markings . Fredde was around the house as a pet kangaroo while the young woman was growing up . Ozzie the emu lived with Ms Hussein for many years before he moved to a wildlife park . This pond yard out the back is where many of the birds like to hang out, and where the turtles live . Some of the 21-year-old's favourite moments growing up include: 'a pet turkey which gave handshakes, a possum that slept in my bed, different species of animals interacting and enjoying each other's company'. For years she simply kept all these memories to herself, but now she has realised there is a whole audience of people who want to share these moments too. One video of Ms Hussein's lamb Winter has almost 40 million loops, and is still climbing more than eight months later. 'I was just so shocked at the attention my Vines attracted, I was only expecting to share my clips with a small audience.' Vine is a video sharing app which allows users to post six second long clips. They can be reposted, commented on and views are counted in 'loops'. When originally posted, the video of Winter bounding down the hallway of the house was shared by Taylor Swift, Ashton Kutcher, Ariana Grande and picked up by Ellen Degeneres and MTV. Winter the lamb runs across the yard to Ms Hussein when he is called . Miniature ponies also make up some of the residents at the farm . This turkey duckling is one of many which fill the fields, especially during spring . The young woman said she can't imagine a 'normal' life without all her crazy pets . 'Famous people were retweeting it and stuff and I didn't know how to react\u2026 I was numb,' the animal lover revealed. 'It amazes me how much something so simple as a lamb bouncing down the hall can mean so much to someone else.' Asked if she would live any other way, Ms Hussein said she doesn't believe she could. 'I can't see myself ever living in a \"normal\" house without pets.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nShannen Hussein may just have one of the largest collections of pets in Australia, not that she really considers them animals. The 21-year-old lives who on a 30-acre farm in Rockbank, 34 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, has spent her life hand-raising animals of all shapes and sizes. But her pets are often captured behaving like humans, from her lamb Winter who loves to jump on the bed to her bearded dragon who can understand the English language. Thanks to this Ms Hussein's collection of creatures have become somewhat of an internet sensation. The young woman said she has always taken photos and recorded videos of her 150 pets, but since a clip of Winter bouncing down her hallway went viral last year she's sharing these moments with more people than she ever imagined. 'As long as I can remember I had photographed and videoed my pets but only until I started Vine, did I really start posting what I captured,' the young woman told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for videos . Shannen Hussein, pictured with her lamb Winter, lives on a hobby farm outside Melbourne with over 150 pets . She shares all her animal's wild adventures on social media. Here Kyah the bird sits atop Ms Hussein's shoulder . Her lamb Winter became an internet sensation after a video of him bounding down a hallway went viral . Ms Hussein , 21, cares for dogs, cats, sheep, birds, lizards, snakes, scorpions, camels and many more creatures . Many of her animals have formed unlikely friendships, like this pug Amani and piglet Ms Hussein raised . On her parents' hobby farm Ms Hussein spends her days playing with, feeding, and caring for what she estimates to be at least 150 different animals. Her social media accounts are filled with cute and quirky snapshots of some of the animals' unique behaviours. Some moments captured include Winter bouncing up and down on the bed, him pushing Leo the cat off a chair, and then curling up with his feline friend for a nap. Winter also runs across the yard to Ms Hussein when he's called, headbutts chairs, bleats loudly, and snuggles ducklings. Liz the bearded dragon can understand English and nods when she wants something to eat, while baby ducklings follow their carer around the yard when they're called. Kyah the budgie likes to drink from water bottles, and Moey the kitten tries to attack his own reflection in the mirror. On her parents' hobby farm Ms Hussein spends her days playing with, feeding, and caring for what she estimates to be at least 150 different animals . Pictured here as two bearded dragon juveniles keeping cool . Ms Hussein has a number of pet snakes, as well as many other reptiles . Her bearded dragon recently laid these eggs and later gave birth to her first little of babies . This tiny water dragon juvenile takes in his surroundings . Shingleback lizard's also live on Ms Hussein 's farm, in Rockbank about 35 kilometres from Melbourne . Ms Hussein's cats like to watch as she feeds the turtles, and Ozzie the emu which used to live on the farm liked to chase sheep. The young woman said although she does have other interests, much of her time is spent outside watching all that unfolds. 'In the warmer weather I'm usually out the door and outside and spending time with all the baby animals,' she said. 'In spring it's the craziest, we have baby animals everywhere. 'There was a time where we had baby ducks, baby geese and even baby emus and they were following me everywhere, it was so cute,' Ms Hussein added. Most of the animals on the farm get on well apart from the few that have to be kept separate, and some unlikely friendships have formed between many different species. 'We can't have the dogs with most of the animals, the cats are fine with all the animals except for the rabbits and the mice,' the young woman revealed. This little baby duckling is just one of the small creatures which inhabit the farm . Ms Hussein's ducklings and baby geese often follow her around and like to cuddle up to her . She said while it is her family farm, she is the most obsessed with caring for all the creatures great and small . This is the family's camel Alana . Winter the lamb often features in Vine videos, running across the yard when he is called or chasing ducklings . Here an emu chick snuggles up next to a ginger cat . For Ms Hussein, a life surrounded by a whole lot of different creatures is the only one she knows, and she says it's always filled with surprises. 'From a very young age I was taught how to care for baby animals and how to properly handle them. 'One of the earliest animals i got the chance of hand rearing that I can remember was a baby cockatiel which had been abandoned by her mum, and still have to this day, it's name is Squeaky,' she said. And while much of her day is spent filled with cuddles and funny moments, life on her farm isn't always fun and games. 'I spend quite a bit of time cleaning and feeding my animals, some of which need to be fed multiple times a day,' Ms Hussein revealed. ' 'My parents are a big help and often help me with the animals when needed as well as caring for the bigger animals outside and their own pets.' Ms Hussein also has two Akitas, Kumi and Rambo . Many little bunnies also roam the grounds, like this little guy celebrating Easter . A group of emu chicks pose for the camera, showing off their distinctive markings . Fredde was around the house as a pet kangaroo while the young woman was growing up . Ozzie the emu lived with Ms Hussein for many years before he moved to a wildlife park . This pond yard out the back is where many of the birds like to hang out, and where the turtles live . Some of the 21-year-old's favourite moments growing up include: 'a pet turkey which gave handshakes, a possum that slept in my bed, different species of animals interacting and enjoying each other's company'. For years she simply kept all these memories to herself, but now she has realised there is a whole audience of people who want to share these moments too. One video of Ms Hussein's lamb Winter has almost 40 million loops, and is still climbing more than eight months later. 'I was just so shocked at the attention my Vines attracted, I was only expecting to share my clips with a small audience.' Vine is a video sharing app which allows users to post six second long clips. They can be reposted, commented on and views are counted in 'loops'. When originally posted, the video of Winter bounding down the hallway of the house was shared by Taylor Swift, Ashton Kutcher, Ariana Grande and picked up by Ellen Degeneres and MTV. Winter the lamb runs across the yard to Ms Hussein when he is called . Miniature ponies also make up some of the residents at the farm . This turkey duckling is one of many which fill the fields, especially during spring . The young woman said she can't imagine a 'normal' life without all her crazy pets . 'Famous people were retweeting it and stuff and I didn't know how to react\u2026 I was numb,' the animal lover revealed. 'It amazes me how much something so simple as a lamb bouncing down the hall can mean so much to someone else.' Asked if she would live any other way, Ms Hussein said she doesn't believe she could. 'I can't see myself ever living in a \"normal\" house without pets.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "6af830949755dd1ae3119bb2513ca6623dfc7d30", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Shannen Hussein lives on a farm in\u00a0Rockbank, north-west of Melbourne .\nShe has cats, dogs, birds, sheep, snakes, scorpions and many more pets .\nThe 21-year-old's animals shot to fame when one of her Vines went viral .\nIt was shared by celebrities like Taylor Swift and Ellen Degeneres ."}}
{"prompt": "Lancashire's Liam Livingstone scored a reported world-record 350 for Nantwich Town in a National Club Championship match against Caldy on Sunday. The 21-year-old all-rounder, who has yet to make his first-team debut for the Red Rose, plundered 34 fours and 27 sixes in his remarkable 138-ball innings. Lancashire believes the innings is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match. Achievement: Livingstone came in at number 3 and smashed a triple-century as the scoreboard shows . Lancashire's Liam Livingstone hit 350 for Mantwich Town against Caldy in what could be a world record . He told BBC Sport: 'From 100 onwards, I was just trying to whack every ball for six. 'When I got into the high 200s and into the 300s, I realised that something quite special could happen.' 'Well done to @liaml4893 who, we think, has smashed a new World Record for limited overs cricket, hitting 350 today,' Lancashire posted on their official Twitter feed. Livingstone's efforts helped Nantwich to compile 579 for seven from their 45 overs. And their efforts appeared to be wasted when they skittled Caldy for just 79 to secure a staggering 500-run victory. Livingstone, who hit 204 in a second XI game against Yorkshire in September, surpasses the previous record of 334 not out scored by Nikhilesh Surendran in Hyderabad in 2008.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLancashire's Liam Livingstone scored a reported world-record 350 for Nantwich Town in a National Club Championship match against Caldy on Sunday. The 21-year-old all-rounder, who has yet to make his first-team debut for the Red Rose, plundered 34 fours and 27 sixes in his remarkable 138-ball innings. Lancashire believes the innings is the highest-ever individual score in a one-day match. Achievement: Livingstone came in at number 3 and smashed a triple-century as the scoreboard shows . Lancashire's Liam Livingstone hit 350 for Mantwich Town against Caldy in what could be a world record . He told BBC Sport: 'From 100 onwards, I was just trying to whack every ball for six. 'When I got into the high 200s and into the 300s, I realised that something quite special could happen.' 'Well done to @liaml4893 who, we think, has smashed a new World Record for limited overs cricket, hitting 350 today,' Lancashire posted on their official Twitter feed. Livingstone's efforts helped Nantwich to compile 579 for seven from their 45 overs. And their efforts appeared to be wasted when they skittled Caldy for just 79 to secure a staggering 500-run victory. Livingstone, who hit 204 in a second XI game against Yorkshire in September, surpasses the previous record of 334 not out scored by Nikhilesh Surendran in Hyderabad in 2008."}], "metadata": {"id": "e7f4e0b6d36a55207576ff451d6ced38a37d42fd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Liam Livingstone hit 34 fours and 27 sixes 138-ball innings of 350 .\nThe 21-year-old all-rounder is yet to debut for Lancashire's first team .\nHis Nantwich Town made 579 for seven from their 45 overs against Caldy .\nThey won National Club Championship match by 500 runs ."}}
{"prompt": "Amir Khan has gone face to face with Adrien Broner ahead of a possible summer fight against the former lightweight world champion. Khan is expected to announce his next opponent imminently, with British rival Kell Brook set to feature on his agenda for a Wembley blockbuster next year. Amir Khan appears on the screen as Adrien Broner urges him to make their fight happen on FaceTime . Broner says, 'Let's get this money', in the short video of their conversation posted on Instagram . Khan hasn't fought since his win over Devon Alexander in December and has struggled to find an opponent . Broner has been relentless in his calling out of Khan since his comfortable win over John Molina Jr . But in the shorter term, the Bolton fighter has held talks with American Broner, who tweeted a video of himself and Khan talking via video. He included the hashtag #BronervsKhan. In the video, Broner tells Khan: \u2018Hey, tell them to make the fight, man, let\u2019s get this money.\u2019 It\u2019s by no means certain that the fight will go ahead, with Broner seemingly more keen than Khan. However, the Brit has previously encouraged talk of a bout against a man whose brash manner has made him a big draw in his homeland. Khan is targeting a fight at the end of May before breaking for Ramadan in mid-June, with a distant hope of facing the winner of Floyd Mayweather\u2019s May 2 showdown with Manny Pacquiao. Brook remains the money-spinning fight on the agenda, with Khan having said on Tuesday that he wants to fight the IBF welterweight world champion at Wembley within 12 months. Broner posts a cheeky artist's impression of what he believes would happen should he fight Khan . Khan has said he would love to fight Broner in lieu of not being able to get in the ring with Floyd Mayweather . Khan says he has given his word to his next opponent and will be making an announcement 'very soon' Brook was due to fight in July but revealed he has brought forward his plans following his demolition of Jo Jo Dan last Saturday. He said: \u2018I have told Eddie Hearn to get me out as soon as possible and I want to fight twice before the end of the summer, starting at the end of May.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAmir Khan has gone face to face with Adrien Broner ahead of a possible summer fight against the former lightweight world champion. Khan is expected to announce his next opponent imminently, with British rival Kell Brook set to feature on his agenda for a Wembley blockbuster next year. Amir Khan appears on the screen as Adrien Broner urges him to make their fight happen on FaceTime . Broner says, 'Let's get this money', in the short video of their conversation posted on Instagram . Khan hasn't fought since his win over Devon Alexander in December and has struggled to find an opponent . Broner has been relentless in his calling out of Khan since his comfortable win over John Molina Jr . But in the shorter term, the Bolton fighter has held talks with American Broner, who tweeted a video of himself and Khan talking via video. He included the hashtag #BronervsKhan. In the video, Broner tells Khan: \u2018Hey, tell them to make the fight, man, let\u2019s get this money.\u2019 It\u2019s by no means certain that the fight will go ahead, with Broner seemingly more keen than Khan. However, the Brit has previously encouraged talk of a bout against a man whose brash manner has made him a big draw in his homeland. Khan is targeting a fight at the end of May before breaking for Ramadan in mid-June, with a distant hope of facing the winner of Floyd Mayweather\u2019s May 2 showdown with Manny Pacquiao. Brook remains the money-spinning fight on the agenda, with Khan having said on Tuesday that he wants to fight the IBF welterweight world champion at Wembley within 12 months. Broner posts a cheeky artist's impression of what he believes would happen should he fight Khan . Khan has said he would love to fight Broner in lieu of not being able to get in the ring with Floyd Mayweather . Khan says he has given his word to his next opponent and will be making an announcement 'very soon' Brook was due to fight in July but revealed he has brought forward his plans following his demolition of Jo Jo Dan last Saturday. He said: \u2018I have told Eddie Hearn to get me out as soon as possible and I want to fight twice before the end of the summer, starting at the end of May.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "5b9268caf045801a9fab97fcd56a50fe2bbf3fe4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Adrien Broner posted a video of a FaceTime conversation with Amir Khan .\nThe American has made it clear he wants to fight the Briton next .\nKhan said on Twitter that he had given his word to his next opponent .\nKell Brook is another possible opponent but Khan wants to wait ."}}
{"prompt": "More than 30,000 cases of the country's most popular hummus dip are being recalled after Sabra, the manufacturer, said they could be contaminated with listeria. The company said the total number of containers in the recall comes to 'approximately 30,000.' Only five batches of hummus are being recalled - and only the company's Classic Hummus. 'This measure is limited to five SKUs of Classic Hummus sold nationwide,' Sabra Dipping Co. said in a release. 'To date, no other Sabra product is affected by this recall.' Scroll down to see the batches of hummus being recalled . Listeria concerns have led to thousands of Classic Hummus containers being part of a voluntary recall, Sabra Dipping Co. said Monday . The company said that 'The potential for contamination was discovered when a routine, random sample collected at a retail location on March 30th, 2015 by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes.' The positive test happened at a Kroger in Port Huron, Michigan, a MDARD spokeswoman told the Detroit Free Press. The newspaper reported that Michigan officials contacted both the FDA and inspectors located in Virginia.\u00a0Sabra has a production plant in Virginia's Chesterfield County. Sabra Dipping Co. said that customers will be refunded if they return the products to stores. Both supermarkets and food service accounts had received products, the company said. The company said 'Listeria monocytogenes is an organism, which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. 'Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.' The company said it has so far not yet received any sickness reports. On its website, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says about 260 people are killed each year by listeriosis, and about 1600 people get sick. Antibiotics are used on those who get listeriosis. Prevention methods include rigorously washing both produce and kitchen equipment; cleaning kitchen and food storage areas; rigorously cooking poultry and meats; storing food as soon as possible; and avoiding both unpasteurized milk and food products that include it as an ingredient, according to the agency. For a full list of steps you can take to reduce the risk of listeriosis,visit the CDC's website. The company said 'To date, there have been no reports indicating that these products have caused any illness' (file photo)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMore than 30,000 cases of the country's most popular hummus dip are being recalled after Sabra, the manufacturer, said they could be contaminated with listeria. The company said the total number of containers in the recall comes to 'approximately 30,000.' Only five batches of hummus are being recalled - and only the company's Classic Hummus. 'This measure is limited to five SKUs of Classic Hummus sold nationwide,' Sabra Dipping Co. said in a release. 'To date, no other Sabra product is affected by this recall.' Scroll down to see the batches of hummus being recalled . Listeria concerns have led to thousands of Classic Hummus containers being part of a voluntary recall, Sabra Dipping Co. said Monday . The company said that 'The potential for contamination was discovered when a routine, random sample collected at a retail location on March 30th, 2015 by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes.' The positive test happened at a Kroger in Port Huron, Michigan, a MDARD spokeswoman told the Detroit Free Press. The newspaper reported that Michigan officials contacted both the FDA and inspectors located in Virginia.\u00a0Sabra has a production plant in Virginia's Chesterfield County. Sabra Dipping Co. said that customers will be refunded if they return the products to stores. Both supermarkets and food service accounts had received products, the company said. The company said 'Listeria monocytogenes is an organism, which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. 'Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.' The company said it has so far not yet received any sickness reports. On its website, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says about 260 people are killed each year by listeriosis, and about 1600 people get sick. Antibiotics are used on those who get listeriosis. Prevention methods include rigorously washing both produce and kitchen equipment; cleaning kitchen and food storage areas; rigorously cooking poultry and meats; storing food as soon as possible; and avoiding both unpasteurized milk and food products that include it as an ingredient, according to the agency. For a full list of steps you can take to reduce the risk of listeriosis,visit the CDC's website. The company said 'To date, there have been no reports indicating that these products have caused any illness' (file photo)"}], "metadata": {"id": "d532e7d28f8a52571deae70870d3db2cd4cd63b1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Listeria concerns have led to thousands of Classic Hummus containers being part of a voluntary recall, Sabra Dipping Co. said Monday .\nRecalls started after random sample taken by food inspectors in Michigan tested positive for listeria on March 30 .\nSabra Dipping Co. said that customers will be refunded if they return the products to stores .\nFor questions about the recall, call Sabra, 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday at: 888-957-2272 ."}}
{"prompt": "If Rory McIlroy succeeds in his bid to complete a career grand slam by winning the forthcoming Masters, it will complete a life-long journey for the world's best golfer. In conjunction with his sponsor Bose, McIlroy has released a video chronicling his journey from playing the back greens as a youngster to conquering the golfing world - plus a few low points along the way. The video begins with McIlroy embarking on a jog at the crack of dawn as the tagline 'Six weeks to Georgia' appears on the screen. The video features an interview with Rory McIlroy as a youngster before he became a golfing superstar . Old footage of McIlroy honing his golfing skills in his parent's living room feature during the video . McIlroy walks away after he threw his club into the lake at the\u00a0WGC-Cadillac Championship in March . 'Dad took me out into the course and made me hit a couple of shots and that's how I got into golf,' says a young McIlroy at the beginning of the feature. The moments of triumph are not the only events covered in the video as McIlroy's implosion at the WGC Cadillac Championship when he threw his 3-iron\u00a0in the lake out of sheer frustration is also touched upon. 'There's always going to be highs and lows,' says the Northern Irishman. 'There's been low points in my professional career. I think everybody goes through that at some part of their life where they're not quite comfortable with who they are and they're trying to figure themselves out. McIlroy gets through some tough gym work as he steps up his preparations for Augusta . 'I've never been a perfectionist, but I've always wanted to be the best that I can be,' McIlroy states . The Northern Irishman heads to Augusta hoping to complete a full set of major titles . 'I guess you just have to go back to the drawing board. It's just about figuring out what you need to do to put yourself back on the right track.' McIlroy's grueling training regime has been well documented with the video showcasing the Holywood native hard at work in the gym as he steps up his preparations for the big one in Augusta on April 9. 'I had this vision and this dream of trying to become the best player in the world and I just wanted to do everything I could to try and achieve that. McIlroy hits the road as the World No 1 steps up his training ahead of the 2015 Masters on April 9 . 'I've never been a perfectionist, but I've always wanted to be the best that I can be.' 'People didn't think that I worked as hard as I did. They think that it's mostly natural talent. They don't see the hard work that goes in behind it to be able to achieve these things.' He continues: 'I try to not talk about the Masters. People have been bringing it up since last year. It sort of means more this year because it's the only one that I haven't won. 'But, it's just another golf tournament. It can only distract from what you're trying to do which is to just go out and play as best as you can.' 'I think once you achieve something, you need to reset your goals. That's what gives you the motivation to keep coming back and keep practicing and keep trying to get better.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIf Rory McIlroy succeeds in his bid to complete a career grand slam by winning the forthcoming Masters, it will complete a life-long journey for the world's best golfer. In conjunction with his sponsor Bose, McIlroy has released a video chronicling his journey from playing the back greens as a youngster to conquering the golfing world - plus a few low points along the way. The video begins with McIlroy embarking on a jog at the crack of dawn as the tagline 'Six weeks to Georgia' appears on the screen. The video features an interview with Rory McIlroy as a youngster before he became a golfing superstar . Old footage of McIlroy honing his golfing skills in his parent's living room feature during the video . McIlroy walks away after he threw his club into the lake at the\u00a0WGC-Cadillac Championship in March . 'Dad took me out into the course and made me hit a couple of shots and that's how I got into golf,' says a young McIlroy at the beginning of the feature. The moments of triumph are not the only events covered in the video as McIlroy's implosion at the WGC Cadillac Championship when he threw his 3-iron\u00a0in the lake out of sheer frustration is also touched upon. 'There's always going to be highs and lows,' says the Northern Irishman. 'There's been low points in my professional career. I think everybody goes through that at some part of their life where they're not quite comfortable with who they are and they're trying to figure themselves out. McIlroy gets through some tough gym work as he steps up his preparations for Augusta . 'I've never been a perfectionist, but I've always wanted to be the best that I can be,' McIlroy states . The Northern Irishman heads to Augusta hoping to complete a full set of major titles . 'I guess you just have to go back to the drawing board. It's just about figuring out what you need to do to put yourself back on the right track.' McIlroy's grueling training regime has been well documented with the video showcasing the Holywood native hard at work in the gym as he steps up his preparations for the big one in Augusta on April 9. 'I had this vision and this dream of trying to become the best player in the world and I just wanted to do everything I could to try and achieve that. McIlroy hits the road as the World No 1 steps up his training ahead of the 2015 Masters on April 9 . 'I've never been a perfectionist, but I've always wanted to be the best that I can be.' 'People didn't think that I worked as hard as I did. They think that it's mostly natural talent. They don't see the hard work that goes in behind it to be able to achieve these things.' He continues: 'I try to not talk about the Masters. People have been bringing it up since last year. It sort of means more this year because it's the only one that I haven't won. 'But, it's just another golf tournament. It can only distract from what you're trying to do which is to just go out and play as best as you can.' 'I think once you achieve something, you need to reset your goals. That's what gives you the motivation to keep coming back and keep practicing and keep trying to get better.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "8a83514c0071e6516183046e9f89b0fcae689a02", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Rory McIlroy heads to the Masters hoping to complete a career grand slam .\nBose have released a video chronicling McIlroy's early career .\nThe 2015 Masters kicks off at Augusta on April 9 .\nREAD: McIlroy warned Tiger Woods he would catch him after penning golf legend a letter... when he was just nine years old!\nCLICK HERE for all the latest news and build-up to the  Masters 2015 ."}}
{"prompt": "The Tories will tomorrow inflame the row over a potential Labour-SNP power-sharing deal by unveiling the party\u2019s first \u2018manifesto for England\u2019. The Prime Minister and the outgoing Leader of the Commons William Hague will launch the English document, which follows traditional Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish manifestos. Its centrepiece will be a pledge to introduce a system of \u2018English votes for English laws\u2019 \u2013 giving English MPs an effective veto over legislation applying only to their constituents. Inflammatory: Prime Minister David Cameron (left) will be joined by William Hague (right) as they launch the English manifesto - with the latter expected to warn England risks being 'held to ransom' by SNP . Mr Hague is expected to warn that England risks being \u2018held to ransom\u2019 by Scottish Nationalists unless Labour agrees to implement such a reform. The manifesto is also expected to commit the Tories to dozens of new road schemes in England and an extension of the Cancer Drugs Fund, which pays for expensive cancer treatments on the English NHS. The document will be seen as an attempt by the Tories to tap into growing English nationalism. Opponents are likely to criticise it as risking fostering division between the UK\u2019s four nations. But a Tory strategist said: \u2018We have separate Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish manifestos. Why shouldn\u2019t there be one for England?\u2019 The \u2018English votes\u2019 plan would seek to resolve a longstanding constitutional question which will become more urgent than ever once the Scottish Parliament is handed yet more powers. Mr Hague wants to strip Scottish MPs of the power to impose tax changes, education and health reforms on England, given Holyrood will soon control all these issues in Scotland. The reform would make it impossible for any future Labour government to press ahead with its plans to raise the top rate of tax to 50p in England without winning the support of a majority of English MPs. Tensions: The manifesto is expected to inflame tensions between the Tories and nationalist parties like Nicola Sturgeon's SNP and Plaid Cymru, led by Leanne Wood . It could also make it difficult for a Scottish MP to again hold the office of Chancellor or Prime Minister, given they would be unable to vote on some of their own Government\u2019s legislation. For decades, Labour has relied on the votes of its power base of Scottish MPs to rule Westminster. But since the creation of the Scottish Parliament, critics have questioned how it can be right for Scots MPs to have the crucial say on issues such as tuition fees and foundation hospitals which no longer affect their constituents. Both reforms passed under Tony Blair\u2019s government thanks to the votes of Labour\u2019s tartan army of MPs. Mr Hague is expected to say that the scale of devolution now to be given to Scotland means the question of the status of Scottish MPs at Westminster is unavoidable. 'Calm smoothness': Cameron has insisted he has 'no end' of passion in an interview with The Spectator . David Cameron has admitted that what he called his \u2018calm smoothness\u2019 could give people the wrong impression about how urgently he wants to win the General Election. In an interview with The Spectator, the Prime Minister insisted he had \u2018no end\u2019 of passion but was a Conservative, a tribe of \u2018practical, sensible, clear-headed\u2019 people who \u2018don\u2019t always wear their beliefs on their sleeve\u2019. Asked why many people believe he must do more to demonstrate that he really wants to win, he said: \u2018I don\u2019t know. There is something about me \u2013 I always manage to portray a calm smoothness or something. \u2018But look, yesterday, where was I? I went to five seats, I did five speeches, I didn\u2019t finish until way after the other party leaders were home having TV training or something. 'I was out on the stump and I\u2019m doing the same today. Look at my schedule! I don\u2019t know what more I can do.\u2019 Mr Cameron yesterday faced one of his most hostile interviews so far in the campaign. Chris Smith, a Radio 1 Newsbeat presenter, repeatedly interrupted him and offered him a \u00a31,000 bet that he would not win the election outright. Clearly irritated, the Prime Minister said: \u2018Have you got some God-given right to declare what the result of the election is?\u2019 He insisted that \u2018there is every opportunity in the next 15 days for there to be a majority government\u2019.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe Tories will tomorrow inflame the row over a potential Labour-SNP power-sharing deal by unveiling the party\u2019s first \u2018manifesto for England\u2019. The Prime Minister and the outgoing Leader of the Commons William Hague will launch the English document, which follows traditional Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish manifestos. Its centrepiece will be a pledge to introduce a system of \u2018English votes for English laws\u2019 \u2013 giving English MPs an effective veto over legislation applying only to their constituents. Inflammatory: Prime Minister David Cameron (left) will be joined by William Hague (right) as they launch the English manifesto - with the latter expected to warn England risks being 'held to ransom' by SNP . Mr Hague is expected to warn that England risks being \u2018held to ransom\u2019 by Scottish Nationalists unless Labour agrees to implement such a reform. The manifesto is also expected to commit the Tories to dozens of new road schemes in England and an extension of the Cancer Drugs Fund, which pays for expensive cancer treatments on the English NHS. The document will be seen as an attempt by the Tories to tap into growing English nationalism. Opponents are likely to criticise it as risking fostering division between the UK\u2019s four nations. But a Tory strategist said: \u2018We have separate Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish manifestos. Why shouldn\u2019t there be one for England?\u2019 The \u2018English votes\u2019 plan would seek to resolve a longstanding constitutional question which will become more urgent than ever once the Scottish Parliament is handed yet more powers. Mr Hague wants to strip Scottish MPs of the power to impose tax changes, education and health reforms on England, given Holyrood will soon control all these issues in Scotland. The reform would make it impossible for any future Labour government to press ahead with its plans to raise the top rate of tax to 50p in England without winning the support of a majority of English MPs. Tensions: The manifesto is expected to inflame tensions between the Tories and nationalist parties like Nicola Sturgeon's SNP and Plaid Cymru, led by Leanne Wood . It could also make it difficult for a Scottish MP to again hold the office of Chancellor or Prime Minister, given they would be unable to vote on some of their own Government\u2019s legislation. For decades, Labour has relied on the votes of its power base of Scottish MPs to rule Westminster. But since the creation of the Scottish Parliament, critics have questioned how it can be right for Scots MPs to have the crucial say on issues such as tuition fees and foundation hospitals which no longer affect their constituents. Both reforms passed under Tony Blair\u2019s government thanks to the votes of Labour\u2019s tartan army of MPs. Mr Hague is expected to say that the scale of devolution now to be given to Scotland means the question of the status of Scottish MPs at Westminster is unavoidable. 'Calm smoothness': Cameron has insisted he has 'no end' of passion in an interview with The Spectator . David Cameron has admitted that what he called his \u2018calm smoothness\u2019 could give people the wrong impression about how urgently he wants to win the General Election. In an interview with The Spectator, the Prime Minister insisted he had \u2018no end\u2019 of passion but was a Conservative, a tribe of \u2018practical, sensible, clear-headed\u2019 people who \u2018don\u2019t always wear their beliefs on their sleeve\u2019. Asked why many people believe he must do more to demonstrate that he really wants to win, he said: \u2018I don\u2019t know. There is something about me \u2013 I always manage to portray a calm smoothness or something. \u2018But look, yesterday, where was I? I went to five seats, I did five speeches, I didn\u2019t finish until way after the other party leaders were home having TV training or something. 'I was out on the stump and I\u2019m doing the same today. Look at my schedule! I don\u2019t know what more I can do.\u2019 Mr Cameron yesterday faced one of his most hostile interviews so far in the campaign. Chris Smith, a Radio 1 Newsbeat presenter, repeatedly interrupted him and offered him a \u00a31,000 bet that he would not win the election outright. Clearly irritated, the Prime Minister said: \u2018Have you got some God-given right to declare what the result of the election is?\u2019 He insisted that \u2018there is every opportunity in the next 15 days for there to be a majority government\u2019."}], "metadata": {"id": "96aa3655e2d567df07408a01a986f876c3a397a0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Manifesto set to be launched by David Cameron and William Hague .\nCentrepiece will be a pledge to introduce 'English votes for English laws'\nHague expected to warn England risks being held to ransom by SNP .\nBut critics likely to say the document risks creating further divisions ."}}
{"prompt": "An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks  after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing. Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua in Thailand's western Kanchanaburi province - commonly known as 'The Tiger Temple' - has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to visit the monks and be photographed next to their huge feline pets. However,\u00a0Thai wildlife officials began a headcount on Friday after allegations from a temple vet earlier this week who complained to police that three tigers had recently disappeared from the sanctuary, sparking fears they may have been sold on. Scroll down for video . An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing . A Thai Buddhist Monk fends off a playful attack from an Asian Tiger at . the Wat Pa Luangtabua temple . A Buddhist monk plays with a tiger at Wat Pa Luang Ta Bua . Abbot Phra Bhusit Khantitaro of the Tiger Temple with one of many tigers taken-in and raised there . A Buddhist monk walks near three resting tigers at the Tiger Temple . The tigers were led out in groups of four and tied to a tree to allow officials to scan their microchips . Cooling down: A Buddhist monk sprays water onto a baby tiger at The Tiger Temple in Thailand . Volunteers walk with a tiger on a leash during a head count at Wat Pa Luang Ta Bua . The authorities say the temple has been keeping the animals without the proper paperwork and have vowed to seize them, sparking standoffs in recent weeks between officials and angry monks blocking their way. Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) said earlier this week it planned to take the animals away on Friday. But when officials arrived at the temple Friday morning they contented themselves with counting the tigers, most of whom are microchipped, to ascertain how many there are in the sanctuary. A tiger has his chip implant read by Tiger Temple personnel during the head count . Affection: A Buddhist monk plays with two of the tigers at the temple . A Buddhist monk relaxes as a tiger prowls around the grounds . 'We have come to check and scan the tigers to see whether the numbers match what we have or not,' DNP official Somsak Poopet told AFP, adding his department said they had been told there should be 147 tigers at the temple. Asked whether the department would consider seizing the animals he replied: 'We have that idea but in our actions so far it has not reached that process yet.' Unlike previous visits, the monks did not object to officials entering the sanctuary, an AFP photographer on the scene said. The tigers were led out in groups of four and tied to a tree to allow officials to scan their microchips. Of the said 147 tigers, less than half were brought out to have their chips read . 'The Tiger Temple' in western Thailand has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to be photographed next to the monks and their huge feline pets . A warden hugs a tiger at The Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi province, western Thailand . Thai wildlife officials have been threatening to seize the 147 tigers being kept by monks at The Tiger Temple . Local animal rights groups have accused the temple of failing to properly look after the tigers. In February, wildlife officials said they conducted a raid and discovered dozens of hornbills, jackals and Asian bears that were being kept at the sanctuary without the correct permits. 'I think a lot of the people here are very motivated, I think they really love the animals, but they're doing it absolutely the wrong way,' Edwin Wiek, founder of Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, which has campaigned to have the tigers removed, told AFP. 'Wildlife management, whether that's in the wild or captivity, comes with a lot of knowledge, a lot of rules, a lot of dos and don'ts. And walking around with adult tigers like this, that could snap their mood at any time, is an accident waiting to happen,' he added. Temple authorities were unavailable for comment Friday. But they insist they are a genuine conservation project and have previously denied allegations that they have failed to look after the animals or illegally traffic in them. Tigers play in their enclosure before having their chip implants read . A tiger rests on the ground as another in the background has his chip implant read . Tiger Temple personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read . Walkies! A monk takes one of the tame tigers for a stroll in the dusty grounds of the temple .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks  after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing. Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua in Thailand's western Kanchanaburi province - commonly known as 'The Tiger Temple' - has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to visit the monks and be photographed next to their huge feline pets. However,\u00a0Thai wildlife officials began a headcount on Friday after allegations from a temple vet earlier this week who complained to police that three tigers had recently disappeared from the sanctuary, sparking fears they may have been sold on. Scroll down for video . An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing . A Thai Buddhist Monk fends off a playful attack from an Asian Tiger at . the Wat Pa Luangtabua temple . A Buddhist monk plays with a tiger at Wat Pa Luang Ta Bua . Abbot Phra Bhusit Khantitaro of the Tiger Temple with one of many tigers taken-in and raised there . A Buddhist monk walks near three resting tigers at the Tiger Temple . The tigers were led out in groups of four and tied to a tree to allow officials to scan their microchips . Cooling down: A Buddhist monk sprays water onto a baby tiger at The Tiger Temple in Thailand . Volunteers walk with a tiger on a leash during a head count at Wat Pa Luang Ta Bua . The authorities say the temple has been keeping the animals without the proper paperwork and have vowed to seize them, sparking standoffs in recent weeks between officials and angry monks blocking their way. Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) said earlier this week it planned to take the animals away on Friday. But when officials arrived at the temple Friday morning they contented themselves with counting the tigers, most of whom are microchipped, to ascertain how many there are in the sanctuary. A tiger has his chip implant read by Tiger Temple personnel during the head count . Affection: A Buddhist monk plays with two of the tigers at the temple . A Buddhist monk relaxes as a tiger prowls around the grounds . 'We have come to check and scan the tigers to see whether the numbers match what we have or not,' DNP official Somsak Poopet told AFP, adding his department said they had been told there should be 147 tigers at the temple. Asked whether the department would consider seizing the animals he replied: 'We have that idea but in our actions so far it has not reached that process yet.' Unlike previous visits, the monks did not object to officials entering the sanctuary, an AFP photographer on the scene said. The tigers were led out in groups of four and tied to a tree to allow officials to scan their microchips. Of the said 147 tigers, less than half were brought out to have their chips read . 'The Tiger Temple' in western Thailand has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to be photographed next to the monks and their huge feline pets . A warden hugs a tiger at The Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi province, western Thailand . Thai wildlife officials have been threatening to seize the 147 tigers being kept by monks at The Tiger Temple . Local animal rights groups have accused the temple of failing to properly look after the tigers. In February, wildlife officials said they conducted a raid and discovered dozens of hornbills, jackals and Asian bears that were being kept at the sanctuary without the correct permits. 'I think a lot of the people here are very motivated, I think they really love the animals, but they're doing it absolutely the wrong way,' Edwin Wiek, founder of Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, which has campaigned to have the tigers removed, told AFP. 'Wildlife management, whether that's in the wild or captivity, comes with a lot of knowledge, a lot of rules, a lot of dos and don'ts. And walking around with adult tigers like this, that could snap their mood at any time, is an accident waiting to happen,' he added. Temple authorities were unavailable for comment Friday. But they insist they are a genuine conservation project and have previously denied allegations that they have failed to look after the animals or illegally traffic in them. Tigers play in their enclosure before having their chip implants read . A tiger rests on the ground as another in the background has his chip implant read . Tiger Temple personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read . Walkies! A monk takes one of the tame tigers for a stroll in the dusty grounds of the temple ."}], "metadata": {"id": "f7e9643a778f40504a4c2c99e17a9cc0f4e85e07", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua - 'Tiger Temple' - has long been a hit with tourists .\nThey flock there to visit the Buddhist monks and their huge feline pets .\nHowever, a vet recently alerted officials to three tigers being missing ."}}
{"prompt": "Disgruntled: Marc Macrae, who was election agent for the SNP\u2019s Westminster leader Angus Robertson, said the party showed compassion for the Lockerbie bomber but ostracised him . A former SNP aide claimed the party treated him \u2018worse than a terrorist\u2019 after his cancer diagnosis and has urged Scots to vote Tory. Marc Macrae, who was election agent for the SNP\u2019s Westminster leader Angus Robertson, said the party showed compassion for the Lockerbie bomber but ostracised him. Mr Robertson, who is co-ordinating the Nationalists\u2019 General Election campaign, has not even contacted him to ask how the treatment has gone, he claimed. Like Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi \u2013 who killed 270 people in December 1988 by blowing up Pan Am Flight 103 \u2013 Mr Macrae was diagnosed with prostate cancer. But while the Libyan terrorist was flown home to spend his final years with his family, Mr Macrae said he was cruelly ditched. He is now backing Tory candidate Douglas Ross, a local councillor, to oust Mr Robertson in Moray. \u2018My vote is for Douglas,\u2019 Mr Macrae said. \u2018We need independently-minded people at Westminster who can make up their own minds.\u2019 He has undergone two operations and has not worked since being parliamentary assistant to Environment Minister Richard Lochhead in February 2013. Before that, he did the same job for Mr Robertson, also in the party\u2019s office in Elgin, Moray, and considered both men to be among his closest friends. But after his diagnosis in 2013 he claims colleagues in the party accused of him of a lack of commitment to the cause, when in fact he was simply trying to battle cancer. \u2018I became very disillusioned with the party because of the way they treated their own members. I had been a very supportive Nationalist since I was young,\u2019 he said. \u2018But I was diagnosed with cancer in 2013 and was then treated like a leper by fellow members. \u2018I was ostracised \u2013 from being very popular to no one speaking to me. People were saying there was nothing wrong with me, that I just wasn\u2019t interested in the cause.\u2019 He started working for Mr Robertson in 2008, before moving to Mr Lochhead\u2019s office in 2011. In January 2013, Mr Macrae went to the doctor after experiencing prostate problems and was given Tamsulosin, which is prescribed for an enlarged prostate, while tests were carried out. He suffered from fatigue and struggled at work before being signed off in May that year on his doctor\u2019s advice. When the cancer was finally diagnosed in October his GP wrote to Mr Lochhead, but Mr Macrae says the minister never got in touch to offer support. Message: Mr Macrae, pictured with Alex Salmond, claimed the SNP \u00a0 treated him \u2018worse than a terrorist\u2019 after his cancer diagnosis and has urged Scots to vote Tory . Fortunately, Mr Macrae did not require chemotherapy and underwent two operations in September and October last year, in which the prostate and surrounding lymph nodes were removed. He has since been given the all-clear. He added: \u2018I\u2019ve never heard from Angus. He never contacted me to see how I was doing, how the treatment was going, not one single word. If I see other SNP members, they physically ignore me. It feels very much like they\u2019ve been ordered not to speak to me. \u2018A convicted terrorist who had the same cancer as me was shown compassion by the SNP, but I was given the cold shoulder.\u2019 Critics say Mr Macrae\u2019s case is yet another example of the callous way the SNP can treat even its own supporters. Margo MacDonald, who died last year after a long battle with Parkinson\u2019s disease, was thrown out of the party after challenging the leadership, before becoming a popular independent MSP. Her husband Jim Sillars was once a close ally of former First Minister Alex Salmond but found himself exiled for years before a reconciliation during last year\u2019s referendum campaign. For Mr Macrae, the future is now looking brighter. Not only is his cancer in remission but the 48-year-old divorced father-of-one is getting married in the summer, as is 32-year-old Mr Ross. Change of heart: The former SNP member is now backing Tory candidate Douglas Ross, a local councillor, to oust his former boss Angus Robertson in Moray . Comparison: Like Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi \u2013 the Lockerbie bomber, left and right - Mr Macrae was diagnosed with prostate cancer - but Mr Macrae said the terrorist treated better than him by the party . The Tory hopeful has the support of the Lib Dems and Ukip as part of a cross-party tactical voting bid to oust Mr Robertson. Despite the SNP flying high in the polls, Mr Ross, who was the Tory election candidate in Moray in 2010, believes he can pull off an upset. He said: \u2018People are looking for a change in representation. Being the best placed of the Unionists, I can take support from various parties.\u2019 He added: \u2018The way Marc has been treated while dealing with a very difficult illness is shameful.\u2019 Linda Gorn, who fought Moray four times for the Lib Dems, is urging supporters to back Mr Ross. \u2018I\u2019m supporting Douglas in this election because of the way he stands up for his constituents on Moray Council and across Moray as a whole,\u2019 she said. Donald Gatt, who stood in Moray for Ukip in 2010, added: \u2018Moray is a two-horse race between Douglas Ross and Angus Robertson.\u2019 Last night, Mr Robertson said: \u2018Mr Macrae fell out with the SNP some time ago and even stood as a candidate against the SNP in a local by-election. At a time of rising support for the SNP in Moray and across Scotland it is unsurprising that he is now backing the Tories.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDisgruntled: Marc Macrae, who was election agent for the SNP\u2019s Westminster leader Angus Robertson, said the party showed compassion for the Lockerbie bomber but ostracised him . A former SNP aide claimed the party treated him \u2018worse than a terrorist\u2019 after his cancer diagnosis and has urged Scots to vote Tory. Marc Macrae, who was election agent for the SNP\u2019s Westminster leader Angus Robertson, said the party showed compassion for the Lockerbie bomber but ostracised him. Mr Robertson, who is co-ordinating the Nationalists\u2019 General Election campaign, has not even contacted him to ask how the treatment has gone, he claimed. Like Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi \u2013 who killed 270 people in December 1988 by blowing up Pan Am Flight 103 \u2013 Mr Macrae was diagnosed with prostate cancer. But while the Libyan terrorist was flown home to spend his final years with his family, Mr Macrae said he was cruelly ditched. He is now backing Tory candidate Douglas Ross, a local councillor, to oust Mr Robertson in Moray. \u2018My vote is for Douglas,\u2019 Mr Macrae said. \u2018We need independently-minded people at Westminster who can make up their own minds.\u2019 He has undergone two operations and has not worked since being parliamentary assistant to Environment Minister Richard Lochhead in February 2013. Before that, he did the same job for Mr Robertson, also in the party\u2019s office in Elgin, Moray, and considered both men to be among his closest friends. But after his diagnosis in 2013 he claims colleagues in the party accused of him of a lack of commitment to the cause, when in fact he was simply trying to battle cancer. \u2018I became very disillusioned with the party because of the way they treated their own members. I had been a very supportive Nationalist since I was young,\u2019 he said. \u2018But I was diagnosed with cancer in 2013 and was then treated like a leper by fellow members. \u2018I was ostracised \u2013 from being very popular to no one speaking to me. People were saying there was nothing wrong with me, that I just wasn\u2019t interested in the cause.\u2019 He started working for Mr Robertson in 2008, before moving to Mr Lochhead\u2019s office in 2011. In January 2013, Mr Macrae went to the doctor after experiencing prostate problems and was given Tamsulosin, which is prescribed for an enlarged prostate, while tests were carried out. He suffered from fatigue and struggled at work before being signed off in May that year on his doctor\u2019s advice. When the cancer was finally diagnosed in October his GP wrote to Mr Lochhead, but Mr Macrae says the minister never got in touch to offer support. Message: Mr Macrae, pictured with Alex Salmond, claimed the SNP \u00a0 treated him \u2018worse than a terrorist\u2019 after his cancer diagnosis and has urged Scots to vote Tory . Fortunately, Mr Macrae did not require chemotherapy and underwent two operations in September and October last year, in which the prostate and surrounding lymph nodes were removed. He has since been given the all-clear. He added: \u2018I\u2019ve never heard from Angus. He never contacted me to see how I was doing, how the treatment was going, not one single word. If I see other SNP members, they physically ignore me. It feels very much like they\u2019ve been ordered not to speak to me. \u2018A convicted terrorist who had the same cancer as me was shown compassion by the SNP, but I was given the cold shoulder.\u2019 Critics say Mr Macrae\u2019s case is yet another example of the callous way the SNP can treat even its own supporters. Margo MacDonald, who died last year after a long battle with Parkinson\u2019s disease, was thrown out of the party after challenging the leadership, before becoming a popular independent MSP. Her husband Jim Sillars was once a close ally of former First Minister Alex Salmond but found himself exiled for years before a reconciliation during last year\u2019s referendum campaign. For Mr Macrae, the future is now looking brighter. Not only is his cancer in remission but the 48-year-old divorced father-of-one is getting married in the summer, as is 32-year-old Mr Ross. Change of heart: The former SNP member is now backing Tory candidate Douglas Ross, a local councillor, to oust his former boss Angus Robertson in Moray . Comparison: Like Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi \u2013 the Lockerbie bomber, left and right - Mr Macrae was diagnosed with prostate cancer - but Mr Macrae said the terrorist treated better than him by the party . The Tory hopeful has the support of the Lib Dems and Ukip as part of a cross-party tactical voting bid to oust Mr Robertson. Despite the SNP flying high in the polls, Mr Ross, who was the Tory election candidate in Moray in 2010, believes he can pull off an upset. He said: \u2018People are looking for a change in representation. Being the best placed of the Unionists, I can take support from various parties.\u2019 He added: \u2018The way Marc has been treated while dealing with a very difficult illness is shameful.\u2019 Linda Gorn, who fought Moray four times for the Lib Dems, is urging supporters to back Mr Ross. \u2018I\u2019m supporting Douglas in this election because of the way he stands up for his constituents on Moray Council and across Moray as a whole,\u2019 she said. Donald Gatt, who stood in Moray for Ukip in 2010, added: \u2018Moray is a two-horse race between Douglas Ross and Angus Robertson.\u2019 Last night, Mr Robertson said: \u2018Mr Macrae fell out with the SNP some time ago and even stood as a candidate against the SNP in a local by-election. At a time of rising support for the SNP in Moray and across Scotland it is unsurprising that he is now backing the Tories.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "69d2b61016665e96936bfa588efdc6e67316f8aa", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Marc Macrae says the SNP ditched him when he fell ill with prostate cancer .\nHe was election agent for party's Westminster leader Angus Robertson .\nClaims SNP questioned commitment while he was fighting illness in 2013 .\nMr Macrae is now backing the Tories - and wants them to beat his old boss ."}}
{"prompt": "Ben Stokes pulled his shirt across his mouth before smiling at Marlon Samuels, as if to declare a truce in their feud. There was little else for England to laugh about as the second Test stuttered towards another stalemate. England go into the last day here, just as they did in Antigua, needing eight wickets to have any chance of the victory they so badly need in this series. One of them belongs to their old nemesis Samuels who, along with the obdurate Kraigg Brathwaite, saw West Indies into credit and within sight of another draw with only the final Test in Barbados next week to play. Marlon Samuels had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated . Joe Root leaves the field after being left stranded on 182 not out after a stunning display of batting on the fourth morning in Grenada . The 24-year-old looks dismayed following Anderson's careless mistake in between the wickets cost him a shot at a double century . England's rising star had been in imperious form as he built yet another 'daddy' hundred while wickets fell around him . Before his error, Anderson had played his part as a No 11 with intelligence, supporting Root sensibly and keeping off strike . Root plays the ball away for another boundary as West Indian captain Denesh Ramdin on his way to yet another big score . 110 . Root has a Test average of 110.1 in the last year. He has converted four of his six tons into 150s \u2014 the fourth best record in Tests . If that is a frustrating scenario for England then at least they seemed to decide on Friday there was no point in further antagonising Samuels. The eccentric Jamaican had put one over on Stokes with his salute on the third evening, and England stopped sledging and concentrated on trying to get Samuels out. So far they have failed. Alastair Cook brought Stokes back when Samuels arrived at the fall of West Indies\u2019 second wicket, but his four-over burst failed to earn a breakthrough. The rest of England\u2019s attack toiled, too. West Indies ended this fourth day on 202 for two, a lead of 37, with Brathwaite unbeaten on 101, and the only winner on day five looks likely to be the lifeless pitch unless England make big inroads with the second new ball. England were all out when Anderson strolled back to his wicket which led to his run out following a fine catch by Jason Holder . West Indies star Holder leaps in the air before hitting the stumps to end Root's chance of scoring 200 runs . Holder takes the bails off while Anderson makes his way to the crease without sliding his bat on the floor . Earlier, Jimmy Anderson had left Joe Root stranded with one of the doziest pieces of cricket imaginable as England threw away their chance of reaching 500. It may seem harsh to criticise a tail-ender who had hung around valiantly in a last-wicket stand of 34 as Root moved majestically to his latest \u2018daddy\u2019 hundred. Yet it beggared belief that any international player could be run out in quite such a dopey way. Root had reached 182 and been imperious as one team-mate after another got themselves out softly before the third and most frustrating run-out. Anderson was ambling back for a second run and broke the first rule of schoolboy cricket by taking his eye off the ball. He seemed convinced it was going to the other end, or that the throw would pass over the head even of the giant Jason Holder. Instead, Holder leapt to take it and had time to remove the bails with Anderson making no attempt to ground his bat. So, Anderson would have been delighted with his 387th Test wicket as he swung the ball in at Devon Smith and saw the local boy became the latest batsman to drag the ball on to his stumps on this slow pitch. It gave England a crucial early breakthrough as West Indies, 165 behind on first innings, began their attempt to bat for four of the five remaining sessions that would effectively save this Test. Yet any thoughts England had of a collapse and even a four-day victory were dashed as the match reverted to type, with wickets hard to come by on a pitch showing little sign of decline. Brathwaite is a batsman who needs little invitation to dig in and the solid Barbadian was in his element as he frustrated England in a stand of 142 with Darren Bravo that wiped off the bulk of West Indies\u2019 deficit. It was a display of old-fashioned application that has been sadly lacking in Caribbean cricket but it was one that left Cook devoid of options. When another wicket came it was a surprise, Bravo getting a thin edge to a delivery from Stuart Broad when he had made 69. Yet with Moeen Ali looking rusty on his return, there was little mystery nor imagination in England\u2019s attack. At least they could savour Root\u2019s fourth score of 150 plus in his six Test hundreds. The last four have all finished unbeaten, one of them on 149. There were also four sixes as Root became the second youngest Englishman, after Cook, to reach 2,000 Test runs, an achievement that has come in 43 innings, one fewer even than Sachin Tendulkar managed it. How England needed Root at his best because after his stand of 165 with Gary Ballance had been ended on the third day, the lower middle order and tail all hurried themselves out. Root and Anderson made up as they returned to the pavilion for lunch during West Indies' second innings . Chris Jordan was one of three English batsmen run out in their second innings, despite a despairing dive to make his ground . Anderson began to make amends almost immediately when he bowled Devon Smith, off yet another inside edge on the slow wicket . Stuart Broad's woes with the bat continued, as he found a new way to get out, edging a sweep into the air without scoring . It looked like being a frustrating day all round for Broad, as the West Indies set about nullifying England's lead on a dead pitch . Broad eventually found England's second breakthrough of the day, removing Darren Bravo who edged a good delivery behind . Moeen Ali looked rusty on his return from injury, and Root's bowling was often preferred to the nominally first-choice spinner . Bravo cuts the ball through the field as the West Indian batsmen closed the gap on England quickly during the afternoon and evening . Bravo and Kraigg Brathwaite were relatively untroubled for a long period of the day, as they put on 142 for the second wicket . Jos Buttler got over-excited and was stumped, before Chris Jordan also ran himself out after showing a few glimpses of the batting quality which will surely one day earn him a Test century of his own. It was no surprise when Broad failed again as his batting has seemed in steep decline since he was hit in the face at Old Trafford last year by a ball from Varun Aaron of India, however much he tries to convince himself it is not. There was a time when Broad, who hit a brilliant hundred against Pakistan at Lord\u2019s in 2010, looked like a genuine all-rounder but now there is even an argument that Anderson should bat above him. As long as he does not run himself out quite so soppily. England's two fast bowlers, Broad and Anderson, discuss tactics with skipper Alastair Cook as they look to take wickets . Brathwaite cuts away for more runs as the young opener made England's attack toil in the West Indian heat . Brathwaite acknowledges the crowd after reaching his half-century, and the West Indies batsman would go on to make three figures . Anderson wipes the sweat from his forehead on another difficult day for England's bowlers on a tour featuring flat pitches . Ben Stokes looks back as the ball passes him on its way to the boundary, as the West Indies retook the lead on day four . Chris Jordan appeals vociferously, but unsuccesfuly, as England found wickets hard to come by on day four .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBen Stokes pulled his shirt across his mouth before smiling at Marlon Samuels, as if to declare a truce in their feud. There was little else for England to laugh about as the second Test stuttered towards another stalemate. England go into the last day here, just as they did in Antigua, needing eight wickets to have any chance of the victory they so badly need in this series. One of them belongs to their old nemesis Samuels who, along with the obdurate Kraigg Brathwaite, saw West Indies into credit and within sight of another draw with only the final Test in Barbados next week to play. Marlon Samuels had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated . Joe Root leaves the field after being left stranded on 182 not out after a stunning display of batting on the fourth morning in Grenada . The 24-year-old looks dismayed following Anderson's careless mistake in between the wickets cost him a shot at a double century . England's rising star had been in imperious form as he built yet another 'daddy' hundred while wickets fell around him . Before his error, Anderson had played his part as a No 11 with intelligence, supporting Root sensibly and keeping off strike . Root plays the ball away for another boundary as West Indian captain Denesh Ramdin on his way to yet another big score . 110 . Root has a Test average of 110.1 in the last year. He has converted four of his six tons into 150s \u2014 the fourth best record in Tests . If that is a frustrating scenario for England then at least they seemed to decide on Friday there was no point in further antagonising Samuels. The eccentric Jamaican had put one over on Stokes with his salute on the third evening, and England stopped sledging and concentrated on trying to get Samuels out. So far they have failed. Alastair Cook brought Stokes back when Samuels arrived at the fall of West Indies\u2019 second wicket, but his four-over burst failed to earn a breakthrough. The rest of England\u2019s attack toiled, too. West Indies ended this fourth day on 202 for two, a lead of 37, with Brathwaite unbeaten on 101, and the only winner on day five looks likely to be the lifeless pitch unless England make big inroads with the second new ball. England were all out when Anderson strolled back to his wicket which led to his run out following a fine catch by Jason Holder . West Indies star Holder leaps in the air before hitting the stumps to end Root's chance of scoring 200 runs . Holder takes the bails off while Anderson makes his way to the crease without sliding his bat on the floor . Earlier, Jimmy Anderson had left Joe Root stranded with one of the doziest pieces of cricket imaginable as England threw away their chance of reaching 500. It may seem harsh to criticise a tail-ender who had hung around valiantly in a last-wicket stand of 34 as Root moved majestically to his latest \u2018daddy\u2019 hundred. Yet it beggared belief that any international player could be run out in quite such a dopey way. Root had reached 182 and been imperious as one team-mate after another got themselves out softly before the third and most frustrating run-out. Anderson was ambling back for a second run and broke the first rule of schoolboy cricket by taking his eye off the ball. He seemed convinced it was going to the other end, or that the throw would pass over the head even of the giant Jason Holder. Instead, Holder leapt to take it and had time to remove the bails with Anderson making no attempt to ground his bat. So, Anderson would have been delighted with his 387th Test wicket as he swung the ball in at Devon Smith and saw the local boy became the latest batsman to drag the ball on to his stumps on this slow pitch. It gave England a crucial early breakthrough as West Indies, 165 behind on first innings, began their attempt to bat for four of the five remaining sessions that would effectively save this Test. Yet any thoughts England had of a collapse and even a four-day victory were dashed as the match reverted to type, with wickets hard to come by on a pitch showing little sign of decline. Brathwaite is a batsman who needs little invitation to dig in and the solid Barbadian was in his element as he frustrated England in a stand of 142 with Darren Bravo that wiped off the bulk of West Indies\u2019 deficit. It was a display of old-fashioned application that has been sadly lacking in Caribbean cricket but it was one that left Cook devoid of options. When another wicket came it was a surprise, Bravo getting a thin edge to a delivery from Stuart Broad when he had made 69. Yet with Moeen Ali looking rusty on his return, there was little mystery nor imagination in England\u2019s attack. At least they could savour Root\u2019s fourth score of 150 plus in his six Test hundreds. The last four have all finished unbeaten, one of them on 149. There were also four sixes as Root became the second youngest Englishman, after Cook, to reach 2,000 Test runs, an achievement that has come in 43 innings, one fewer even than Sachin Tendulkar managed it. How England needed Root at his best because after his stand of 165 with Gary Ballance had been ended on the third day, the lower middle order and tail all hurried themselves out. Root and Anderson made up as they returned to the pavilion for lunch during West Indies' second innings . Chris Jordan was one of three English batsmen run out in their second innings, despite a despairing dive to make his ground . Anderson began to make amends almost immediately when he bowled Devon Smith, off yet another inside edge on the slow wicket . Stuart Broad's woes with the bat continued, as he found a new way to get out, edging a sweep into the air without scoring . It looked like being a frustrating day all round for Broad, as the West Indies set about nullifying England's lead on a dead pitch . Broad eventually found England's second breakthrough of the day, removing Darren Bravo who edged a good delivery behind . Moeen Ali looked rusty on his return from injury, and Root's bowling was often preferred to the nominally first-choice spinner . Bravo cuts the ball through the field as the West Indian batsmen closed the gap on England quickly during the afternoon and evening . Bravo and Kraigg Brathwaite were relatively untroubled for a long period of the day, as they put on 142 for the second wicket . Jos Buttler got over-excited and was stumped, before Chris Jordan also ran himself out after showing a few glimpses of the batting quality which will surely one day earn him a Test century of his own. It was no surprise when Broad failed again as his batting has seemed in steep decline since he was hit in the face at Old Trafford last year by a ball from Varun Aaron of India, however much he tries to convince himself it is not. There was a time when Broad, who hit a brilliant hundred against Pakistan at Lord\u2019s in 2010, looked like a genuine all-rounder but now there is even an argument that Anderson should bat above him. As long as he does not run himself out quite so soppily. England's two fast bowlers, Broad and Anderson, discuss tactics with skipper Alastair Cook as they look to take wickets . Brathwaite cuts away for more runs as the young opener made England's attack toil in the West Indian heat . Brathwaite acknowledges the crowd after reaching his half-century, and the West Indies batsman would go on to make three figures . Anderson wipes the sweat from his forehead on another difficult day for England's bowlers on a tour featuring flat pitches . Ben Stokes looks back as the ball passes him on its way to the boundary, as the West Indies retook the lead on day four . Chris Jordan appeals vociferously, but unsuccesfuly, as England found wickets hard to come by on day four ."}], "metadata": {"id": "19d910abd29298f42076cd1e889c712d5fb01748", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Joe Root is left stranded on 182* after James Anderson is run out, seemingly not paying attention .\nRoot reacted angrily, before Anderson immediately began to make amends with early wicket .\nWest Indies responded strongly with the bat, with Kraigg Brathwaite and Darren Bravo building big partnership .\nStuart Broad finally dismissed Bravo but the West Indian batsmen continued to pile on the runs .\nBrathwaite reaches his century shortly before the close, as West Indies establish a lead on day four ."}}
{"prompt": "A 'halal' sex shop offering 'sensual aids' is set to open in Islam's holiest city, it has been revealed. The shop, which will stock 'Islamically approved' adult items, is due to open in Mecca in Saudi Arabia after the idea was approved by clerics. It is being led by the owner of am existing Dutch Halal sex shop called El Asira, which is known for its range of sensual oils. A halal sex shop is set to open in Islam's holiest city, Mecca, in Saudi Arabia, it has emerged (file picture) Moroccan Muslim Abdelaziz Aouragh revealed how a Saudi Arabian cleric had told him such a venture would encourage 'the improvement of the sexual relationship between husband and wife'. According to the International Business Times, Aouragh would be selling 18 toys classed as being 'Islamically approved'. He is reported as saying: 'Our products do include products that increase feelings of sensuality and improve the atmosphere between the couple in the sexual relationship between them.' The store will 'strictly cater to Muslim customers in Mecca', according to the website\u00a0Alyaoum24. Moroccan Muslim Abdelaziz Aouragh revealed how a Saudi Arabian cleric had told him the shop, in Mecca (pictured) would encourage 'the improvement of the sexual relationship between husband and wife'. IBS reports that the first halal sex shop in a predominantly Muslim country opened in 2013 in Turkey. Entrepreneur Haluk Murat Demirel opened the country's first online sex shop for Muslims, selling everything from lubricants to herbal aphrodisiacs and offering advice on how to have 'halal' sex. At the time, he said he had been inspired to launch the site by friends who wanted sex advice and products, but found the content on other websites and in specialist stores too explicit.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA 'halal' sex shop offering 'sensual aids' is set to open in Islam's holiest city, it has been revealed. The shop, which will stock 'Islamically approved' adult items, is due to open in Mecca in Saudi Arabia after the idea was approved by clerics. It is being led by the owner of am existing Dutch Halal sex shop called El Asira, which is known for its range of sensual oils. A halal sex shop is set to open in Islam's holiest city, Mecca, in Saudi Arabia, it has emerged (file picture) Moroccan Muslim Abdelaziz Aouragh revealed how a Saudi Arabian cleric had told him such a venture would encourage 'the improvement of the sexual relationship between husband and wife'. According to the International Business Times, Aouragh would be selling 18 toys classed as being 'Islamically approved'. He is reported as saying: 'Our products do include products that increase feelings of sensuality and improve the atmosphere between the couple in the sexual relationship between them.' The store will 'strictly cater to Muslim customers in Mecca', according to the website\u00a0Alyaoum24. Moroccan Muslim Abdelaziz Aouragh revealed how a Saudi Arabian cleric had told him the shop, in Mecca (pictured) would encourage 'the improvement of the sexual relationship between husband and wife'. IBS reports that the first halal sex shop in a predominantly Muslim country opened in 2013 in Turkey. Entrepreneur Haluk Murat Demirel opened the country's first online sex shop for Muslims, selling everything from lubricants to herbal aphrodisiacs and offering advice on how to have 'halal' sex. At the time, he said he had been inspired to launch the site by friends who wanted sex advice and products, but found the content on other websites and in specialist stores too explicit."}], "metadata": {"id": "ef10c097df6304a779ba2b0fd6bf4950a6f330cf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "The shop in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, will stock 'Islamically approved' products .\nSet to be opened by Moroccan owner of a Dutch sex shop called El Asira .\nAbdelaziz Aouragh claims that a Saudi cleric has approved the proposal ."}}
{"prompt": "It\u2019s one of the most striking style transformations in British politics. SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has left her boxy jackets and severe suits in the past - and she proved her new style credentials with a stunning appearance yesterday morning. The 44-year-old looked particularly glamorous on her way to BBC\u2019s Andrew Marr Show in a fuchsia column dress that flattered her slimmed-down physique. Scroll down for video . SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has left her boxy jackets (in 2012, left) and severe suits in the past - and she proved her new style credentials with a stunning appearance yesterday morning (right) Miss Sturgeon (pictured last year, right, and in 2009, left) is rumoured to have hired a personal shopper and employed a stylist in the run-up to the Scottish parliament election in 2007 . She looked svelte in the \u00a3179 knee-length 1940\u2019s-style \u2018Blitz\u2019 dress by Edinburgh fashion label Totty Rocks, which was paired with a pair of raspberry stilettos. Miss Sturgeon has been praised recently for her sartorial choices. She now favours skirt suits that cinch in at the waist and skim the knee. She is rumoured to have hired a personal shopper and employed a stylist in the run-up to the Scottish parliament election in 2007. And her hair has been dyed lighter and cut it in a shorter, sleeker style. Miss Sturgeon\u2019s new look is a world away from her appearance in 2010 when she modelled clothes made from blankets in a charity event (left) In earlier photographs, from the late 1990s (left), Miss Sturgeon\u2019s dark hair, cut into a choppy style, made her look older than her years. Nicola Sturgeon as a schoolgirl, right . Although the SNP leader claims to be uninterested in splashing out on expensive clothes and bags in the past, she has admitted to a fondness for Kurt Geiger shoes. Miss Sturgeon\u2019s new look is a world away from her appearance in 2010 when she modelled clothes made from blankets in a charity event. In a shapeless knee-length yellow shift dress, Miss Sturgeon looked less groomed and glamorous than she has in recent months. And in earlier photographs, from the late 1990s, Miss Sturgeon\u2019s dark hair, cut into a choppy style, made her look older than her years.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt\u2019s one of the most striking style transformations in British politics. SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has left her boxy jackets and severe suits in the past - and she proved her new style credentials with a stunning appearance yesterday morning. The 44-year-old looked particularly glamorous on her way to BBC\u2019s Andrew Marr Show in a fuchsia column dress that flattered her slimmed-down physique. Scroll down for video . SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has left her boxy jackets (in 2012, left) and severe suits in the past - and she proved her new style credentials with a stunning appearance yesterday morning (right) Miss Sturgeon (pictured last year, right, and in 2009, left) is rumoured to have hired a personal shopper and employed a stylist in the run-up to the Scottish parliament election in 2007 . She looked svelte in the \u00a3179 knee-length 1940\u2019s-style \u2018Blitz\u2019 dress by Edinburgh fashion label Totty Rocks, which was paired with a pair of raspberry stilettos. Miss Sturgeon has been praised recently for her sartorial choices. She now favours skirt suits that cinch in at the waist and skim the knee. She is rumoured to have hired a personal shopper and employed a stylist in the run-up to the Scottish parliament election in 2007. And her hair has been dyed lighter and cut it in a shorter, sleeker style. Miss Sturgeon\u2019s new look is a world away from her appearance in 2010 when she modelled clothes made from blankets in a charity event (left) In earlier photographs, from the late 1990s (left), Miss Sturgeon\u2019s dark hair, cut into a choppy style, made her look older than her years. Nicola Sturgeon as a schoolgirl, right . Although the SNP leader claims to be uninterested in splashing out on expensive clothes and bags in the past, she has admitted to a fondness for Kurt Geiger shoes. Miss Sturgeon\u2019s new look is a world away from her appearance in 2010 when she modelled clothes made from blankets in a charity event. In a shapeless knee-length yellow shift dress, Miss Sturgeon looked less groomed and glamorous than she has in recent months. And in earlier photographs, from the late 1990s, Miss Sturgeon\u2019s dark hair, cut into a choppy style, made her look older than her years."}], "metadata": {"id": "6bf5e581019f7062cab48478691aae874e0bdaaf", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "SNP's Nicola Sturgeon looked glamorous as she arrived at BBC yesterday .\nNationalist wore\u00a0fuchsia dress that flattered her slimmed-down physique .\nMiss Sturgeon\u00a0has left her boxy jackets and severe suits in the past .\nShe is rumoured to have hired a personal shopper and a stylist in 2007 ."}}
{"prompt": "Portugal striker Nelson Oliveira is determined to take his Swansea chance presented to him by the absence of the in-form Bafetimbi Gomis. Oliveira has won 14 caps for his country and was once linked to a \u00a324million move to Manchester United, but his career has stalled at Benfica and Swansea is his third loan spell in as many seasons. The 23-year-old has found it tough to make an impression in south Wales but he is set to make his second Barclays Premier League start at bottom club Leicester on Saturday with Gomis sidelined by hamstring trouble. Nelson Oliveira is on-loan at Swansea from Portuguese giants Benfica but has struggled for first-team action . The striker (right) has recovered from a training-ground ankle injury and is expected to start against\u00a0Leicester . 'I've had to be patient waiting for my chance,' Oliveira told the official Swansea website. 'But that's understandable. It's normal that when you join a very good team who are doing well and are eighth in the table, then you have to wait for your chance.' Gomis has been ruled out for between three to four weeks after being injured in the early stages of last weekend's 1-1 home draw with Everton. The France international has scored four goals in seven games and Oliveira, who has recovered from a training-ground ankle injury in time to feature at the King Power Stadium, admits that Gomis' form has made life difficult for him. Oliveira is hoping to take his Swansea chance presented to him by the absence of the in-form Bafetimbi Gomis . 'Bafe has been doing very well and scoring goals,' said Oliveira, who has made seven of his eight Swansea appearances from the bench with his only start coming in the 5-0 home defeat to Chelsea in January. 'He's a good player and person and I feel for him because of the injury. 'He's been in a good moment and is important to the team. 'I'm not happy he is injured, but if it gives me a chance then I really want to take it; work hard, play well and help the team. 'It would be nice to score my first goal for the club and I'm always confident in my own ability. Manager Garry Monk is set to hand\u00a0Oliveira only the second Premier League start of his career at Swansea . 'And I know, the more I play the more confident I will get.' The injury to Gomis on the back of selling Wilfried Bony to Manchester City in January has highlighted the shortage of strikers at Swansea, and manager Garry Monk has made no secret of the fact that it is one department where the club need to strengthen this summer. 'It is an area where we need to help those who are here,' Monk said. 'We still need to look at Nelson and Marvin Emnes is not an out and out striker. 'Hopefully Nelson can have some more game time but we are looking to strengthen that area.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPortugal striker Nelson Oliveira is determined to take his Swansea chance presented to him by the absence of the in-form Bafetimbi Gomis. Oliveira has won 14 caps for his country and was once linked to a \u00a324million move to Manchester United, but his career has stalled at Benfica and Swansea is his third loan spell in as many seasons. The 23-year-old has found it tough to make an impression in south Wales but he is set to make his second Barclays Premier League start at bottom club Leicester on Saturday with Gomis sidelined by hamstring trouble. Nelson Oliveira is on-loan at Swansea from Portuguese giants Benfica but has struggled for first-team action . The striker (right) has recovered from a training-ground ankle injury and is expected to start against\u00a0Leicester . 'I've had to be patient waiting for my chance,' Oliveira told the official Swansea website. 'But that's understandable. It's normal that when you join a very good team who are doing well and are eighth in the table, then you have to wait for your chance.' Gomis has been ruled out for between three to four weeks after being injured in the early stages of last weekend's 1-1 home draw with Everton. The France international has scored four goals in seven games and Oliveira, who has recovered from a training-ground ankle injury in time to feature at the King Power Stadium, admits that Gomis' form has made life difficult for him. Oliveira is hoping to take his Swansea chance presented to him by the absence of the in-form Bafetimbi Gomis . 'Bafe has been doing very well and scoring goals,' said Oliveira, who has made seven of his eight Swansea appearances from the bench with his only start coming in the 5-0 home defeat to Chelsea in January. 'He's a good player and person and I feel for him because of the injury. 'He's been in a good moment and is important to the team. 'I'm not happy he is injured, but if it gives me a chance then I really want to take it; work hard, play well and help the team. 'It would be nice to score my first goal for the club and I'm always confident in my own ability. Manager Garry Monk is set to hand\u00a0Oliveira only the second Premier League start of his career at Swansea . 'And I know, the more I play the more confident I will get.' The injury to Gomis on the back of selling Wilfried Bony to Manchester City in January has highlighted the shortage of strikers at Swansea, and manager Garry Monk has made no secret of the fact that it is one department where the club need to strengthen this summer. 'It is an area where we need to help those who are here,' Monk said. 'We still need to look at Nelson and Marvin Emnes is not an out and out striker. 'Hopefully Nelson can have some more game time but we are looking to strengthen that area.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "640c804bf50e0584c766ffd42b098b9b12b0b18e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Nelson Oliveira is on-loan at Swansea from Portuguese giants Benfica .\nOliveira set to make only his second Premier League start against Leicester .\nSwansea outcast is hopeful of proving his worth in England .\nPortugal international was once linked with a move to Manchester United ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)The Coxes can rest more comfortably living in Georgia now that their 5-year-old daughter can get the marijuana extract she needs. \"This means the world to us,\" said Haleigh Cox's mother, Janea Cox. Gov. Nathan Deal signed a bill Thursday that will legalize low-THC cannabis oil for certain \"medication-resistant epilepsies,\" while creating an infrastructure, registration process and research program for the drug. (THC is the primary psychoactive substance in marijuana.) The bill is dubbed Haleigh's Hope Act. Haleigh, who has been the face of the bill, was having hundreds of seizures a day and the five potent drugs meant to control them weren't making life better for the little girl. Janea Cox said in a March 2014 interview that she made the difficult decision to move her daughter to Colorado, where medical marijuana is legal, in hopes of saving her life. \"She was maxed out,\" Cox said. \"She'd quit breathing several times a day, and the doctors blamed it on the seizure medications.\" 10 diseases marijuana could affect . Cox had heard that a form of medical marijuana might help, but it wasn't available in Georgia. So a week after hearing a doctor's diagnosis that Haleigh might not live another three months, she and Haleigh packed up and moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. There, Haleigh began a regimen of cannabis oil: four times a day and once at night. \"Every time she smiled I knew we did the right thing, because we hadn't seen her smile in three years,\" Cox said. \"Now she's thriving, she's healthy, she's happy, and they're absolutely shocked at the difference. So I think we've turned some nonbelievers into believers of cannabis oil.\" Deal is apparently one of those believers, signing HB1 on Thursday and opening the door for the use of cannabis oil to treat certain medical conditions. The bill will benefit not only people who suffer from chronic seizure disorders, but it also will allow patients to receive in-state treatment. To obtain a license in Georgia, you will need to have a specific covered condition, such as acute seizures. \"For the families enduring separation and patients suffering pain, the wait is finally over,\" Deal said Thursday. \"... Now, Georgia children and their families may return home while continuing to receive much-needed care.\" For Cox, it's a blessing \"to be able to come back home, and with Haleigh's medicine, it's done wonders for her -- going from 200-plus seizures a day and on her deathbed to a smiling, happy girl who says words now and looks us in the eye and lets us know she's in there.\" She added, \"Colorado has been good to us, but Georgia's home. Georgia's definitely home.\" With medical marijuana legal in nearly half the states, doctors are increasingly studying what effect the drug has on various ailments. While Georgia's law is specific to a handful of conditions, medical marijuana laws in states such as California permit marijuana use for an array of ailments. But as states rewrite their regulations, federal law remains the same: Marijuana is illegal to grow, sell or use for any purpose. Under the Controlled Substances Act, marijuana is listed on Schedule 1, meaning it has \"no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.\" To backers of reform, it presents a Catch-22: Marijuana is restricted, in large part, because there is scant research to support medical uses, yet research is difficult to conduct because of tight restrictions.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)The Coxes can rest more comfortably living in Georgia now that their 5-year-old daughter can get the marijuana extract she needs. \"This means the world to us,\" said Haleigh Cox's mother, Janea Cox. Gov. Nathan Deal signed a bill Thursday that will legalize low-THC cannabis oil for certain \"medication-resistant epilepsies,\" while creating an infrastructure, registration process and research program for the drug. (THC is the primary psychoactive substance in marijuana.) The bill is dubbed Haleigh's Hope Act. Haleigh, who has been the face of the bill, was having hundreds of seizures a day and the five potent drugs meant to control them weren't making life better for the little girl. Janea Cox said in a March 2014 interview that she made the difficult decision to move her daughter to Colorado, where medical marijuana is legal, in hopes of saving her life. \"She was maxed out,\" Cox said. \"She'd quit breathing several times a day, and the doctors blamed it on the seizure medications.\" 10 diseases marijuana could affect . Cox had heard that a form of medical marijuana might help, but it wasn't available in Georgia. So a week after hearing a doctor's diagnosis that Haleigh might not live another three months, she and Haleigh packed up and moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. There, Haleigh began a regimen of cannabis oil: four times a day and once at night. \"Every time she smiled I knew we did the right thing, because we hadn't seen her smile in three years,\" Cox said. \"Now she's thriving, she's healthy, she's happy, and they're absolutely shocked at the difference. So I think we've turned some nonbelievers into believers of cannabis oil.\" Deal is apparently one of those believers, signing HB1 on Thursday and opening the door for the use of cannabis oil to treat certain medical conditions. The bill will benefit not only people who suffer from chronic seizure disorders, but it also will allow patients to receive in-state treatment. To obtain a license in Georgia, you will need to have a specific covered condition, such as acute seizures. \"For the families enduring separation and patients suffering pain, the wait is finally over,\" Deal said Thursday. \"... Now, Georgia children and their families may return home while continuing to receive much-needed care.\" For Cox, it's a blessing \"to be able to come back home, and with Haleigh's medicine, it's done wonders for her -- going from 200-plus seizures a day and on her deathbed to a smiling, happy girl who says words now and looks us in the eye and lets us know she's in there.\" She added, \"Colorado has been good to us, but Georgia's home. Georgia's definitely home.\" With medical marijuana legal in nearly half the states, doctors are increasingly studying what effect the drug has on various ailments. While Georgia's law is specific to a handful of conditions, medical marijuana laws in states such as California permit marijuana use for an array of ailments. But as states rewrite their regulations, federal law remains the same: Marijuana is illegal to grow, sell or use for any purpose. Under the Controlled Substances Act, marijuana is listed on Schedule 1, meaning it has \"no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.\" To backers of reform, it presents a Catch-22: Marijuana is restricted, in large part, because there is scant research to support medical uses, yet research is difficult to conduct because of tight restrictions."}], "metadata": {"id": "f5d9a27682ced72fc53d3f2472d24db19bf6bdfb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal signs a medical marijuana bill .\nThe bill is inspired by Haleigh Cox, a 5-year-old whose seizures threatened her life ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Indiana's controversial religious freedom law has been in hot water lately. After a firestorm of backlash and protests, Gov. Mike Pence said on Tuesday that the state will \"fix\" the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or RFRA, so it will not discriminate against gays and lesbians. Pence is making the right call. Promoting the false dichotomy between protecting religion versus protecting equality serves no one. Not all people who dislike the law hate religion, and not all people who like the law want to discriminate against the LGBT community. If people of good will come together, liberty and equality can both be saved. The unbelievably easy way to fix Indiana's RFRA is to add one small amendment, one easy line codifying that discrimination against the LGBT community is harmful, and that there is a compelling governmental interest in eliminating that harm. In general, it is a good thing for society to shape its laws in ways that allow people to live their lives consistent with their sincerely held religious obligations. As Americans, we value and always have valued the freedom and expression of religion. Sometimes, a law seems to impose only modest burdens on the people it affects, but in practice it actually severely burdens the religious practices of a few. In those situations, if there is no compelling governmental interest in enforcing that law in that particularly burdensome way -- and if no one else is harmed -- then religion should be granted an exemption. Shifting the burden to the government to prove that it really does need to apply this law in this particular way will not allow every person to become a law unto themselves; it simply sends the message that religion is important, and unless there are specific and compelling reasons why, people should be allowed to practice as they need. These are the reasons why the federal RFRA was passed in 1993, and why it had bipartisan support. These are wholesome American values that everyone can get behind. The problem is that we no longer live in 1993, 10 years before Lawrence v. Texas, and 20 before U.S. v. Windsor. In 1993, our sensibilities were different; there was not yet a national conversation about the need to protect the rights and dignity of members of the LGBT community. Timing matters because society changes, and now that our horizons have been broadened we cannot just keep insisting that the law was never intended to discriminate and worked just fine 22 years ago, before we realized its negative potential. Even if not a single lawmaker consciously intends the bill to be used as a shield for discrimination, we still have to take seriously Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes' claim about unintended consequences. To put it simply, you have to be concerned with what the law allows a person to get away with. The concern is real. Because Indiana does not have a law prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, the bill as drafted might allow people who were so inclined to discriminate, and simply assert that they could do so based on a religious belief. Public perceptions matter. Whether or not lawmakers think so, it certainly seems relevant to the general public that this bill was passed with important national decisions about marriage equality on the horizon and right after the ruling in Baskin v. Bogans that Indiana's same-sex marriage ban was unconstitutional. Writing for the Seventh Circuit panel in 2014, Judge Richard Posner's rationale in the case of Baskin v. Bogan provides the obvious answer for how to fix the RFRA deficiency without changing what it is that it defends. Courts have long held that a religious exemption cannot be granted if it allows you to shift the harm to a third party, and -- as Posner explained so simply -- discrimination is harmful. RFRAs are not inherently evil. The message can be nondiscriminatory and religion can be protected. The principles of RFRA can remain unchanged; it is just the definition of harmful that evolves. A few simple words have the potential to completely change the conversation, send an important message about the value of equality, and make Indiana into a shining beacon of cooperation: the real \"crossroads of America.\" Doing so would go a long way toward restoring its reputation as a place of great opportunity for all to live and worship and work.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Indiana's controversial religious freedom law has been in hot water lately. After a firestorm of backlash and protests, Gov. Mike Pence said on Tuesday that the state will \"fix\" the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or RFRA, so it will not discriminate against gays and lesbians. Pence is making the right call. Promoting the false dichotomy between protecting religion versus protecting equality serves no one. Not all people who dislike the law hate religion, and not all people who like the law want to discriminate against the LGBT community. If people of good will come together, liberty and equality can both be saved. The unbelievably easy way to fix Indiana's RFRA is to add one small amendment, one easy line codifying that discrimination against the LGBT community is harmful, and that there is a compelling governmental interest in eliminating that harm. In general, it is a good thing for society to shape its laws in ways that allow people to live their lives consistent with their sincerely held religious obligations. As Americans, we value and always have valued the freedom and expression of religion. Sometimes, a law seems to impose only modest burdens on the people it affects, but in practice it actually severely burdens the religious practices of a few. In those situations, if there is no compelling governmental interest in enforcing that law in that particularly burdensome way -- and if no one else is harmed -- then religion should be granted an exemption. Shifting the burden to the government to prove that it really does need to apply this law in this particular way will not allow every person to become a law unto themselves; it simply sends the message that religion is important, and unless there are specific and compelling reasons why, people should be allowed to practice as they need. These are the reasons why the federal RFRA was passed in 1993, and why it had bipartisan support. These are wholesome American values that everyone can get behind. The problem is that we no longer live in 1993, 10 years before Lawrence v. Texas, and 20 before U.S. v. Windsor. In 1993, our sensibilities were different; there was not yet a national conversation about the need to protect the rights and dignity of members of the LGBT community. Timing matters because society changes, and now that our horizons have been broadened we cannot just keep insisting that the law was never intended to discriminate and worked just fine 22 years ago, before we realized its negative potential. Even if not a single lawmaker consciously intends the bill to be used as a shield for discrimination, we still have to take seriously Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes' claim about unintended consequences. To put it simply, you have to be concerned with what the law allows a person to get away with. The concern is real. Because Indiana does not have a law prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, the bill as drafted might allow people who were so inclined to discriminate, and simply assert that they could do so based on a religious belief. Public perceptions matter. Whether or not lawmakers think so, it certainly seems relevant to the general public that this bill was passed with important national decisions about marriage equality on the horizon and right after the ruling in Baskin v. Bogans that Indiana's same-sex marriage ban was unconstitutional. Writing for the Seventh Circuit panel in 2014, Judge Richard Posner's rationale in the case of Baskin v. Bogan provides the obvious answer for how to fix the RFRA deficiency without changing what it is that it defends. Courts have long held that a religious exemption cannot be granted if it allows you to shift the harm to a third party, and -- as Posner explained so simply -- discrimination is harmful. RFRAs are not inherently evil. The message can be nondiscriminatory and religion can be protected. The principles of RFRA can remain unchanged; it is just the definition of harmful that evolves. A few simple words have the potential to completely change the conversation, send an important message about the value of equality, and make Indiana into a shining beacon of cooperation: the real \"crossroads of America.\" Doing so would go a long way toward restoring its reputation as a place of great opportunity for all to live and worship and work."}], "metadata": {"id": "3ad0320476e8dda3a00604efdcf766e91766c815", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Gov. Mike Pence is making the right call to fix Indiana's religious freedom law, which can be used for discrimination .\nMark Goldfeder:  Indiana should aim to be a shining beacon of cooperation: the real \"crossroads of America\""}}
{"prompt": "Tom Ince chose not celebrate, nor did 60 or so travelling Blackpool fans who used to cherish his displays. But Derby County very much cheered this emphatic victory that solidified their position in the play-offs and provided a needed tonic after recent headaches. Ince's reluctance to show joy when finding the net in some style against his former club was understandable. Blackpool is where he crafted his game and made his name between 2011 and 2014. Since he left last year, initially on loan to Crystal Palace in January, there has been only despair on the seaside, and this defeat confirmed they would take the Championship wooden spoon. Derby celebrated an emphatic victory over Blackpool that kept their promotion push going . Derby: Grant, Keogh, Shotton, Whitbread, Warnock, Bryson, Hendrick (Thomas 78), Dawkins, Ince (Ward 74), Bent (Russell 68), Lingard. Subs not used: Christie, Forsyth,  Roos,  Albentosa. Goals: Bryson 3, Ince 28, Bent 29, (pen) 65. Blackpool: Parish, Maher (Barkhuizen 54), Clarke, O'Dea, Dunne, Cubero, Perkins, O'Hara, Orlandi, Madine, Cameron (Samuel 69). Subs not used: Oliver, Ferguson,  Telford, Boney, Higham. Referee:\u00a0Oliver Langford (W Midlands). Attendance: 27,227. Derby, despite their recent troubles, can still look up. An easy win against the division's worst team by far may not vouch for their play-off credentials but the three points help get them there. Steve McClaren, who may be heading to the Premier League no matter what, was unable to field top scorer Chris Martin because of a niggling hamstring injury. But his absence was not crucial, this was over by half-time. Probably after just 2 minutes 29 seconds. That is when Craig Bryson picked the ball up off Jeff Hendrick in the middle of the pitch, strolled forward unchallenged and let fly a shot from 20 yards that bounced into corner of the net. Deadlock broken, the rival fans united in trashing Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston, whose stewardship has sent the club into League One. 'Love Blackpool Hate Oyston,' was a banner held aloft in the sparsely-populated away end. Craig Bryson celebrates after scoring the opening goal as early as the third minute . Tom Ince scored Derby's second goal of the night against his former side at the iPro Stadium . Chants were aired, 'Oyston for Forest' being one of the more printable. Ince's goal came in the 28th minute. He got the ball from Ryan Shotton, danced into the area and curled a wonderful effort inside the far post. How important his eight goals have been since joining on loan from Hull. Ince stayed composed out of respect to the club where he scored 31 goals in 100 league games. Some non-celebrations seem trivial. This, given all Blackpool's fans have suffered, was removing the salt from the wound. A mere 58 seconds later, it was 3-0. Straight from kick-off Charles Dunne sent a backpass into the path of Darren Bent, who finished cleanly. It meant he had scored in four consecutive league appearances for the first time since October 2009. He should have had a second seven minutes after the break. Jesse Lingard picked out Ince, whose shot was saved by Elliot Parish, the ball rebounding back off Ince to Bent six yards out. But the former England striker ballooned his shot high over the bar. He did double his tally in the 65th minute with a thumping penalty after Peter Clarke had fouled Shotton. It was his 12th goal in 15 games since arriving on loan from Aston Villa. Derby will need more of the same to reach the Premier League. For Blackpool, that dream has long faded. Darren Bent celebrates after added a third goal for Derby inside the half-hour mark on Tuesday . Bent rifles a penalty into the top corner in the second half to add Derby's fourth goal and his second . Blackpool's small contingent of travelling supporters make their feelings towards Karl Oyston known . 18 April - Huddersfield (A) 25 April - Millwall (A) 2 May - Reading (H) 18 April - Fulham (H) 25 April - Cardiff (A) 2 May - Huddersfield (H)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTom Ince chose not celebrate, nor did 60 or so travelling Blackpool fans who used to cherish his displays. But Derby County very much cheered this emphatic victory that solidified their position in the play-offs and provided a needed tonic after recent headaches. Ince's reluctance to show joy when finding the net in some style against his former club was understandable. Blackpool is where he crafted his game and made his name between 2011 and 2014. Since he left last year, initially on loan to Crystal Palace in January, there has been only despair on the seaside, and this defeat confirmed they would take the Championship wooden spoon. Derby celebrated an emphatic victory over Blackpool that kept their promotion push going . Derby: Grant, Keogh, Shotton, Whitbread, Warnock, Bryson, Hendrick (Thomas 78), Dawkins, Ince (Ward 74), Bent (Russell 68), Lingard. Subs not used: Christie, Forsyth,  Roos,  Albentosa. Goals: Bryson 3, Ince 28, Bent 29, (pen) 65. Blackpool: Parish, Maher (Barkhuizen 54), Clarke, O'Dea, Dunne, Cubero, Perkins, O'Hara, Orlandi, Madine, Cameron (Samuel 69). Subs not used: Oliver, Ferguson,  Telford, Boney, Higham. Referee:\u00a0Oliver Langford (W Midlands). Attendance: 27,227. Derby, despite their recent troubles, can still look up. An easy win against the division's worst team by far may not vouch for their play-off credentials but the three points help get them there. Steve McClaren, who may be heading to the Premier League no matter what, was unable to field top scorer Chris Martin because of a niggling hamstring injury. But his absence was not crucial, this was over by half-time. Probably after just 2 minutes 29 seconds. That is when Craig Bryson picked the ball up off Jeff Hendrick in the middle of the pitch, strolled forward unchallenged and let fly a shot from 20 yards that bounced into corner of the net. Deadlock broken, the rival fans united in trashing Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston, whose stewardship has sent the club into League One. 'Love Blackpool Hate Oyston,' was a banner held aloft in the sparsely-populated away end. Craig Bryson celebrates after scoring the opening goal as early as the third minute . Tom Ince scored Derby's second goal of the night against his former side at the iPro Stadium . Chants were aired, 'Oyston for Forest' being one of the more printable. Ince's goal came in the 28th minute. He got the ball from Ryan Shotton, danced into the area and curled a wonderful effort inside the far post. How important his eight goals have been since joining on loan from Hull. Ince stayed composed out of respect to the club where he scored 31 goals in 100 league games. Some non-celebrations seem trivial. This, given all Blackpool's fans have suffered, was removing the salt from the wound. A mere 58 seconds later, it was 3-0. Straight from kick-off Charles Dunne sent a backpass into the path of Darren Bent, who finished cleanly. It meant he had scored in four consecutive league appearances for the first time since October 2009. He should have had a second seven minutes after the break. Jesse Lingard picked out Ince, whose shot was saved by Elliot Parish, the ball rebounding back off Ince to Bent six yards out. But the former England striker ballooned his shot high over the bar. He did double his tally in the 65th minute with a thumping penalty after Peter Clarke had fouled Shotton. It was his 12th goal in 15 games since arriving on loan from Aston Villa. Derby will need more of the same to reach the Premier League. For Blackpool, that dream has long faded. Darren Bent celebrates after added a third goal for Derby inside the half-hour mark on Tuesday . Bent rifles a penalty into the top corner in the second half to add Derby's fourth goal and his second . Blackpool's small contingent of travelling supporters make their feelings towards Karl Oyston known . 18 April - Huddersfield (A) 25 April - Millwall (A) 2 May - Reading (H) 18 April - Fulham (H) 25 April - Cardiff (A) 2 May - Huddersfield (H)"}], "metadata": {"id": "7798692b1ad398d03002d4be024d7de9e15143f8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Derby keep their promotion hopes alive with easy win at iPro Stadium .\nCraig Bryson gave them the lead in the third minute on Tuesday .\nTom Ince scored against his former side, but didn't celebrate .\nDarren Bent on target twice, including a penalty in the second half ."}}
{"prompt": "A Utah man is thankful he is alive after he claims a Delta Airlines plane flew over his home when a large chunk of ice dropped from the aircraft shattering his car's windshield. Todd Larson, 55, told Daily Mail Online he had parked his collectible Dodge Challenger worth $30,000 in the driveway of his Taylorsville home on March 25 when moments later an ice chunk crashed\u00a0onto his car at 1.53am. 'It hit so hard that four or five neighbors' car alarms went off,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'It missed going through my roof by only inches and if I had stayed in the car and answered by son\u2019s message about picking him up, that piece of ice would have gone right through my chest.' Todd Larson said a chunk of ice fell from a plan smashing through the windshield of his Dodge Challenger parked at his Taylorsville, Utah home (above his damaged Dodge Challenger) He said the FAA did an investigation and found an A1 aircraft that matched within two minutes of the time the incident happened and when the plane was flying above his home . Mr Larson said two minutes later at 1.55am he called police to file the report of the ice chunk falling through his car's windshield, which he believes came from a Delta Airlines A1 aircraft. He earlier told Fox 13 there were four Delta Air Line flights in the area when the incident occurred, according to a representative for the Federal Aviation Administration. On Friday afternoon, Mr Larson told Daily Mail Online that the FAA did an investigation and learned that on March 26 an aircraft within two minutes of the time of incident was in the area above his home. 'The investigator cannot give me the flight number but the time it happened matched within two minutes that the plane was overhead,' he said. 'What caught my attention was that as he turned the plane and put his spoiler down, you could hear the engine change, and I looked up and saw that it was a Delta plane. 'Then I heard a huge crash which sounded like a major car accident.' Mr Larson said the hole in his windshield is about 12.5 inches in length and that the size of the piece of ice that went through was the size of a cinder block. 'The pieces that broke up were the size of a grapefruit and the smaller ones were the size of golf balls,' he told Daily Mail Online. Mr Larson has already paid the $4,000 in repairs which included $400 for the windshield and additional costs for replacing his Bluetooth, emergency phone and electric power seat with a heater that were all damaged in the incident. 'When you\u2019re retired and you have to take that big chunk of money out it makes a big difference in what you can do,' he said. 'You try and stay on a budget and you find a car that you really wanted and it\u2019s damaged in this way. 'My insurance says yes they\u2019ll fix it, but my agent explained to me what happens and told me to call FAA, and said if I didn\u2019t make a claim my car would be worthless so I\u2019m at Catch-22. 'I don\u2019t know why they can\u2019t admit what they did.' Mr Larson said the chunks of ice ranged in size from grapefruits to golf balls (above the chunks of ice following the incident) He said the hole in his windshield is about 12.5 inches in length and that the glass was shattered into a fine powder . Mr Larson said that he has contacted Delta Airlines and the person in charge of the aircraft has not returned his calls. He said they are meant to respond within ten working days, and that after giving them 15, he is left fed up. 'They don\u2019t want to recognize it as their mistake that something happened from their plane,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'One of the people who did the preliminary investigation explained that if it was a part or a panel they are responsible, but ice is an \"act of God\" or cause of nature. 'I said it could be a malfunction in the plane and they won\u2019t recognize that or give me a call back. 'I want them to admit that it was their fault.' Daily Mail Online calls to Delta Airlines on Friday were not immediately returned. Mr Larson said he wants Delta Airlines to admit the chunk of ice came from their aircraft. On Friday, he told Daily Mail Online he had not had calls returned from the person in charge of the airbus . An incident similar to Larson's occurred earlier this year, when large pieces of ice slammed down into a man's Chicago living room and bedroom, causing destruction including a massive hole in his ceiling. John Connors said apart from his cat Oscar being left scared, who was uninjured during the incident in January, if he had been home he would have been killed. 'I walked in and it looked like a bomb had exploded up in here,' Connors told WLS. At the time, pilot Scott Batzel told Lake View Patch that he thought the ice dropped through Connors' apartment because of a plane flying overhead. Batzel said: 'There\u2019s a slight possibility the ice-ball fell from an airplane. It\u2019s not a common occurrence but it does happen from time to time. 'It\u2019s very likely that many arriving airplanes were operating in that vicinity.' He added: 'Some airplanes use potable water to flush the lavatory toilets. 'Normally the flushed waste is collected in a storage tank but if the tank was leaking, ice could have built up on the outside of the plane and eventually broke free.' In January, John Connors (pictured above with his cat Oscar) experienced a similar incident when ice pummeled through his Chicago apartment leaving his cat Oscar scared  and a massive hole in his ceiling .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Utah man is thankful he is alive after he claims a Delta Airlines plane flew over his home when a large chunk of ice dropped from the aircraft shattering his car's windshield. Todd Larson, 55, told Daily Mail Online he had parked his collectible Dodge Challenger worth $30,000 in the driveway of his Taylorsville home on March 25 when moments later an ice chunk crashed\u00a0onto his car at 1.53am. 'It hit so hard that four or five neighbors' car alarms went off,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'It missed going through my roof by only inches and if I had stayed in the car and answered by son\u2019s message about picking him up, that piece of ice would have gone right through my chest.' Todd Larson said a chunk of ice fell from a plan smashing through the windshield of his Dodge Challenger parked at his Taylorsville, Utah home (above his damaged Dodge Challenger) He said the FAA did an investigation and found an A1 aircraft that matched within two minutes of the time the incident happened and when the plane was flying above his home . Mr Larson said two minutes later at 1.55am he called police to file the report of the ice chunk falling through his car's windshield, which he believes came from a Delta Airlines A1 aircraft. He earlier told Fox 13 there were four Delta Air Line flights in the area when the incident occurred, according to a representative for the Federal Aviation Administration. On Friday afternoon, Mr Larson told Daily Mail Online that the FAA did an investigation and learned that on March 26 an aircraft within two minutes of the time of incident was in the area above his home. 'The investigator cannot give me the flight number but the time it happened matched within two minutes that the plane was overhead,' he said. 'What caught my attention was that as he turned the plane and put his spoiler down, you could hear the engine change, and I looked up and saw that it was a Delta plane. 'Then I heard a huge crash which sounded like a major car accident.' Mr Larson said the hole in his windshield is about 12.5 inches in length and that the size of the piece of ice that went through was the size of a cinder block. 'The pieces that broke up were the size of a grapefruit and the smaller ones were the size of golf balls,' he told Daily Mail Online. Mr Larson has already paid the $4,000 in repairs which included $400 for the windshield and additional costs for replacing his Bluetooth, emergency phone and electric power seat with a heater that were all damaged in the incident. 'When you\u2019re retired and you have to take that big chunk of money out it makes a big difference in what you can do,' he said. 'You try and stay on a budget and you find a car that you really wanted and it\u2019s damaged in this way. 'My insurance says yes they\u2019ll fix it, but my agent explained to me what happens and told me to call FAA, and said if I didn\u2019t make a claim my car would be worthless so I\u2019m at Catch-22. 'I don\u2019t know why they can\u2019t admit what they did.' Mr Larson said the chunks of ice ranged in size from grapefruits to golf balls (above the chunks of ice following the incident) He said the hole in his windshield is about 12.5 inches in length and that the glass was shattered into a fine powder . Mr Larson said that he has contacted Delta Airlines and the person in charge of the aircraft has not returned his calls. He said they are meant to respond within ten working days, and that after giving them 15, he is left fed up. 'They don\u2019t want to recognize it as their mistake that something happened from their plane,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'One of the people who did the preliminary investigation explained that if it was a part or a panel they are responsible, but ice is an \"act of God\" or cause of nature. 'I said it could be a malfunction in the plane and they won\u2019t recognize that or give me a call back. 'I want them to admit that it was their fault.' Daily Mail Online calls to Delta Airlines on Friday were not immediately returned. Mr Larson said he wants Delta Airlines to admit the chunk of ice came from their aircraft. On Friday, he told Daily Mail Online he had not had calls returned from the person in charge of the airbus . An incident similar to Larson's occurred earlier this year, when large pieces of ice slammed down into a man's Chicago living room and bedroom, causing destruction including a massive hole in his ceiling. John Connors said apart from his cat Oscar being left scared, who was uninjured during the incident in January, if he had been home he would have been killed. 'I walked in and it looked like a bomb had exploded up in here,' Connors told WLS. At the time, pilot Scott Batzel told Lake View Patch that he thought the ice dropped through Connors' apartment because of a plane flying overhead. Batzel said: 'There\u2019s a slight possibility the ice-ball fell from an airplane. It\u2019s not a common occurrence but it does happen from time to time. 'It\u2019s very likely that many arriving airplanes were operating in that vicinity.' He added: 'Some airplanes use potable water to flush the lavatory toilets. 'Normally the flushed waste is collected in a storage tank but if the tank was leaking, ice could have built up on the outside of the plane and eventually broke free.' In January, John Connors (pictured above with his cat Oscar) experienced a similar incident when ice pummeled through his Chicago apartment leaving his cat Oscar scared  and a massive hole in his ceiling ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8f7a12eac9db135f01edf48a9f0e7a18e59fb9d4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Todd Larson, 55, of Taylorsville, Utah claims Delta A1 aircraft flew over his home dropping ice chunk smashing his Dodge Challenger's windshield .\nHe paid $4,000 in repairs and wants the airline to 'admit its fault'\nMr Larson said FAA did an investigation and found that at the time of the incident an aircraft\u00a0matched within two minutes that  was overhead ."}}
{"prompt": "Just ten games. That is all Tim Sherwood has needed to bring Aston Villa out from the morgue and into life. Rigor mortis was setting in when he took over the club, but now the muscles are being flexed. An FA Cup final awaits. There have been mistakes, notably in defeats to Stoke City and Swansea, but five glorious wins and a brand of football to excite and embolden far outweighs them. Having been appointed on Valentine\u2019s Day, Villa fans have fallen in love after only nine weeks. Here, Sportsmail looks at five reasons for Sherwood\u2019s success. Tim Sherwood has had an inspired start in charge of Aston Villa as they reached the FA Cup final . Benteke's back . Upon arrival, Sherwood recognised the area he needed to target instantly: goals.\u00a0Hardly rocket science but launching Villa\u2019s scoring figures skywards was easier said than done. Straightaway as manager he had a sit down in his office with Christian Benteke where he told the Belgian striker: \u2018Two years ago, every club in Europe wanted you.\u2019 The point being to re-inject confidence in this quiet character. Benteke is determined but responds well to arm-round-shoulder words. At the end of his reign, Paul Lambert tried stick to inspire Benteke\u2019s best, dropping him for the visit of Chelsea. Benteke understood, but was nevertheless frustrated. He felt starved of service in Lambert\u2019s safety-first style. Christian Benteke has flourished under Sherwood and has scored nine in his last seven for Villa . Sherwood addressed this immediately. During half-time in the FA Cup match against Leicester \u2013 the day before his unveiling \u2013 he entered the dressing room and told his players to get the ball to Benteke more often, and quicker. Villa scored two second half goals to progress. Benteke has now got nine in his last seven for Villa, having scored three in 18 under Lambert this season. There is variety, pace, and creativity in the final third and Villa have already surpassed under Sherwood the total goals managed with Lambert at the helm this season: 16 goals in 10 games, compared to 15 in 28. The Belgian international fires home the equaliser at Wembley as he helped Villa conquer Liverpool . Trust in youth . For around an hour after carrying out media duties on Friday, Sherwood stood to watch Villa\u2019s Under-11s squad as they trained at Bodymoor Heath. The man for whom youth development is so important was able to find time on the eve of his biggest managerial test to observe a crop of potential talents who will only be senior players many years down the line. That kind of commitment breeds belief across the training pitches. His faith in Jack Grealish is the biggest illustration of his philosophy, but he also handed Rushian Hepburn-Murphy his debut as a substitute at Aston Villa aged 16. Since Sherwood\u2019s arrival, the under-21s have been moved to train on pitches adjacent to the first-team and a number regularly join in with sessions when 11 v 11, Kevin Toner and Lewis Kinsella among them. Jack Grealish was the star man against Brendan Rodgers' side and has earned rave reviews under Sherwood . Sherwood attended the City Ground last Wednesday to witness 22-year-old Gary Gardner, on loan at Nottingham Forest from Villa, score a brilliant free-kick. The night previous he was at Rochdale v Swindon to possibly run the rule over Massimo Luongo, also 22, his under-21 captain when at Tottenham. Such an approach is with eyes on building the club over the coming months and years but short-term it has served to bring renewed energy. The former Tottenham boss is keen on youth development and watched on-loan Gary Gardner score . Delph delivering . Fabian Delph signed his new contract at Villa before Sherwood arrived \u2013 it was actually announced on the big screens at Villa Park ahead of the FA Cup clash with Bournemouth \u2013 but the 25-year-old has since been handed key responsibilities. The England midfielder, described as Villa\u2019s Hoover by Sherwood, was given the captain\u2019s armband permanently, taking over from Ron Vlaar and leapfrogging deputy Gabby Agbonlahor, based on his mentality and exuberant grit in midfield. He has led by example, turning in performances that make him a certainty for Roy Hodgson. Fabian Delph is arguably Villa's most important player and he's become a real leader under new management . Sherwood has asked for more forward movement too, and offensive involvement. Delph\u2019s ability to drive past players \u2013 exhibited for both goals at Wembley \u2013 was compared to Paul Gascoigne by Sherwood and the Bradford-born player has responded to that acclaim. He has two goals under Sherwood after not finding the net once this season for Lambert. \u2018When I came to the club Fabian Delph had just signed a new contract, he had an opportunity to go to some of the teams in the top four. He showed a lot of loyalty,\u2019 says Sherwood. \u2018I need characters like that, put themselves on the line. He can add goals to his game, he has so much energy he can get into the final third and score. He\u2019s nicked a couple for me already. I just want to encourage him to do that and then he\u2019ll be too expensive for anyone to buy.\u2019 The England international scored the winner at Wembley to send his side into the FA Cup Final in May . Sound staff moves . Sherwood acted swiftly in the backroom department too, bringing in Mark Robson as first-team coach, and Seamus Brady as performance analyst before his first official game in charge. He knows these guys from working at Tottenham and values their input. Tony Parks, former goalkeeping coach at Spurs, arrived in the days after the loss to Stoke, curtailing a move to Norwich to join up with a manager he respects greatly. Parks is a trusted friend and vocal presence on the touchline, the one who bear-hugged Sherwood from behind, lifting him off his feet, when Benteke rolled in the stoppage time penalty to beat West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League. As assistant Sherwood made a smart move, offering Kevin McDonald the chance to renew his Villa relationship. The 54-year-old was the club\u2019s hugely successful reserve team boss and has developed younger players during a 17-year association that ended during the early days of Lambert's reign in June 2012. He was also caretaker manager after Martin O\u2019Neill left and nearly got the job permanently. \u2018I wanted someone who knew the fabric of the club,\u2019 says Sherwood. Tony Parks (left centre) was one of many new staff members brought in to help save Villa from relegation . Stiliyan Petrov has also been into the dressing room to offer words of advice, although he is yet to formalise any coaching arrangement. Training is sharp and intense, largely tailored to replicate matchdays and goal-scoring situations. Inspiring confidence . Sherwood said after the victory over Liverpool that the players believed they would win and the fans did too, suggesting many had already booked their hotels for the final on May 30. It is clear confidence is coursing through this Villa team now, the shackles not being so much thrown off as plunged to the bottom of the ocean to collect rust. The 46-year-old has added a new found confidence to his sides game and is reaping the benefits . Sherwood divides opinion with his outspoken comments but from within the club such positivity has spread to form a confident collective unit. 'He sits and he chats to people. He treats people like men,\u2019 says Parks. \u2018The guys have responded to that \u2013 sitting them down, treating them with respect, letting them know when they\u2019re playing well, letting them know when they\u2019re not playing so well. \u2018I look around, he\u2019s the manager and I believe what he tells me. I think the players believe what he tells them as well. He\u2019s a good leader.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJust ten games. That is all Tim Sherwood has needed to bring Aston Villa out from the morgue and into life. Rigor mortis was setting in when he took over the club, but now the muscles are being flexed. An FA Cup final awaits. There have been mistakes, notably in defeats to Stoke City and Swansea, but five glorious wins and a brand of football to excite and embolden far outweighs them. Having been appointed on Valentine\u2019s Day, Villa fans have fallen in love after only nine weeks. Here, Sportsmail looks at five reasons for Sherwood\u2019s success. Tim Sherwood has had an inspired start in charge of Aston Villa as they reached the FA Cup final . Benteke's back . Upon arrival, Sherwood recognised the area he needed to target instantly: goals.\u00a0Hardly rocket science but launching Villa\u2019s scoring figures skywards was easier said than done. Straightaway as manager he had a sit down in his office with Christian Benteke where he told the Belgian striker: \u2018Two years ago, every club in Europe wanted you.\u2019 The point being to re-inject confidence in this quiet character. Benteke is determined but responds well to arm-round-shoulder words. At the end of his reign, Paul Lambert tried stick to inspire Benteke\u2019s best, dropping him for the visit of Chelsea. Benteke understood, but was nevertheless frustrated. He felt starved of service in Lambert\u2019s safety-first style. Christian Benteke has flourished under Sherwood and has scored nine in his last seven for Villa . Sherwood addressed this immediately. During half-time in the FA Cup match against Leicester \u2013 the day before his unveiling \u2013 he entered the dressing room and told his players to get the ball to Benteke more often, and quicker. Villa scored two second half goals to progress. Benteke has now got nine in his last seven for Villa, having scored three in 18 under Lambert this season. There is variety, pace, and creativity in the final third and Villa have already surpassed under Sherwood the total goals managed with Lambert at the helm this season: 16 goals in 10 games, compared to 15 in 28. The Belgian international fires home the equaliser at Wembley as he helped Villa conquer Liverpool . Trust in youth . For around an hour after carrying out media duties on Friday, Sherwood stood to watch Villa\u2019s Under-11s squad as they trained at Bodymoor Heath. The man for whom youth development is so important was able to find time on the eve of his biggest managerial test to observe a crop of potential talents who will only be senior players many years down the line. That kind of commitment breeds belief across the training pitches. His faith in Jack Grealish is the biggest illustration of his philosophy, but he also handed Rushian Hepburn-Murphy his debut as a substitute at Aston Villa aged 16. Since Sherwood\u2019s arrival, the under-21s have been moved to train on pitches adjacent to the first-team and a number regularly join in with sessions when 11 v 11, Kevin Toner and Lewis Kinsella among them. Jack Grealish was the star man against Brendan Rodgers' side and has earned rave reviews under Sherwood . Sherwood attended the City Ground last Wednesday to witness 22-year-old Gary Gardner, on loan at Nottingham Forest from Villa, score a brilliant free-kick. The night previous he was at Rochdale v Swindon to possibly run the rule over Massimo Luongo, also 22, his under-21 captain when at Tottenham. Such an approach is with eyes on building the club over the coming months and years but short-term it has served to bring renewed energy. The former Tottenham boss is keen on youth development and watched on-loan Gary Gardner score . Delph delivering . Fabian Delph signed his new contract at Villa before Sherwood arrived \u2013 it was actually announced on the big screens at Villa Park ahead of the FA Cup clash with Bournemouth \u2013 but the 25-year-old has since been handed key responsibilities. The England midfielder, described as Villa\u2019s Hoover by Sherwood, was given the captain\u2019s armband permanently, taking over from Ron Vlaar and leapfrogging deputy Gabby Agbonlahor, based on his mentality and exuberant grit in midfield. He has led by example, turning in performances that make him a certainty for Roy Hodgson. Fabian Delph is arguably Villa's most important player and he's become a real leader under new management . Sherwood has asked for more forward movement too, and offensive involvement. Delph\u2019s ability to drive past players \u2013 exhibited for both goals at Wembley \u2013 was compared to Paul Gascoigne by Sherwood and the Bradford-born player has responded to that acclaim. He has two goals under Sherwood after not finding the net once this season for Lambert. \u2018When I came to the club Fabian Delph had just signed a new contract, he had an opportunity to go to some of the teams in the top four. He showed a lot of loyalty,\u2019 says Sherwood. \u2018I need characters like that, put themselves on the line. He can add goals to his game, he has so much energy he can get into the final third and score. He\u2019s nicked a couple for me already. I just want to encourage him to do that and then he\u2019ll be too expensive for anyone to buy.\u2019 The England international scored the winner at Wembley to send his side into the FA Cup Final in May . Sound staff moves . Sherwood acted swiftly in the backroom department too, bringing in Mark Robson as first-team coach, and Seamus Brady as performance analyst before his first official game in charge. He knows these guys from working at Tottenham and values their input. Tony Parks, former goalkeeping coach at Spurs, arrived in the days after the loss to Stoke, curtailing a move to Norwich to join up with a manager he respects greatly. Parks is a trusted friend and vocal presence on the touchline, the one who bear-hugged Sherwood from behind, lifting him off his feet, when Benteke rolled in the stoppage time penalty to beat West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League. As assistant Sherwood made a smart move, offering Kevin McDonald the chance to renew his Villa relationship. The 54-year-old was the club\u2019s hugely successful reserve team boss and has developed younger players during a 17-year association that ended during the early days of Lambert's reign in June 2012. He was also caretaker manager after Martin O\u2019Neill left and nearly got the job permanently. \u2018I wanted someone who knew the fabric of the club,\u2019 says Sherwood. Tony Parks (left centre) was one of many new staff members brought in to help save Villa from relegation . Stiliyan Petrov has also been into the dressing room to offer words of advice, although he is yet to formalise any coaching arrangement. Training is sharp and intense, largely tailored to replicate matchdays and goal-scoring situations. Inspiring confidence . Sherwood said after the victory over Liverpool that the players believed they would win and the fans did too, suggesting many had already booked their hotels for the final on May 30. It is clear confidence is coursing through this Villa team now, the shackles not being so much thrown off as plunged to the bottom of the ocean to collect rust. The 46-year-old has added a new found confidence to his sides game and is reaping the benefits . Sherwood divides opinion with his outspoken comments but from within the club such positivity has spread to form a confident collective unit. 'He sits and he chats to people. He treats people like men,\u2019 says Parks. \u2018The guys have responded to that \u2013 sitting them down, treating them with respect, letting them know when they\u2019re playing well, letting them know when they\u2019re not playing so well. \u2018I look around, he\u2019s the manager and I believe what he tells me. I think the players believe what he tells them as well. He\u2019s a good leader.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "6cca5ce3598b033155fffdea469f1cb51ac9379d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Tim Sherwood has had an instant impact since taking over at Aston Villa .\nThe 46-year-old has won five out his ten games in charge at the club .\nSherwood  led Villa to a 2-1 win over Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final .\nSportsmail looks into the five key reasons behind his immediate success .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Aston Villa news ."}}
{"prompt": "Juan Mata has collected his player of the month award for March from Manchester United and was quick to thank his supporters after receiving the gong. Mata scored both goals as United overturned Liverpool with a 2-1 win at Anfield, while also producing an impressive display in the 3-0 home victory over Tottenham. The Spain international's return to the United side coincided with two of the best performances from Louis van Gaal's team  this season against Spurs and Liverpool and the fans were quick to acknowledge Mata's influence. Juan Mata poses alongside his player of the month award for his Manchester United performances . Mata (left) scored both United's goals against Liverpool, including an acrobatic kick for the winner . Mata (left) has spoken of his desire to earn a recall to the Spain squad after missing out since the World Cup . 'Thank you very much to all for this trophy and thank you all for your support as always,' Mata said with the award in his hands in an Instagram video. The attacking midfielder also added a picture to the social network site with the trophy, writing 'Thanks!!' alongside the image. Mata has been excluded from the Spain squad since their group exit from the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and recently spoke of his desire to earn a recall into Vicente del Bosque's team. Louis van Gaal's United side are back in action against Aston Villa in the Premier League on Saturday . United return to Premier League action when they host relegation-threatened Aston Villa on Saturday. Their following two fixtures could prove pivotal to their Champions League qualification hopes as they take on the top two in Manchester City at Old Trafford and Chelsea and Stamford Bridge.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJuan Mata has collected his player of the month award for March from Manchester United and was quick to thank his supporters after receiving the gong. Mata scored both goals as United overturned Liverpool with a 2-1 win at Anfield, while also producing an impressive display in the 3-0 home victory over Tottenham. The Spain international's return to the United side coincided with two of the best performances from Louis van Gaal's team  this season against Spurs and Liverpool and the fans were quick to acknowledge Mata's influence. Juan Mata poses alongside his player of the month award for his Manchester United performances . Mata (left) scored both United's goals against Liverpool, including an acrobatic kick for the winner . Mata (left) has spoken of his desire to earn a recall to the Spain squad after missing out since the World Cup . 'Thank you very much to all for this trophy and thank you all for your support as always,' Mata said with the award in his hands in an Instagram video. The attacking midfielder also added a picture to the social network site with the trophy, writing 'Thanks!!' alongside the image. Mata has been excluded from the Spain squad since their group exit from the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and recently spoke of his desire to earn a recall into Vicente del Bosque's team. Louis van Gaal's United side are back in action against Aston Villa in the Premier League on Saturday . United return to Premier League action when they host relegation-threatened Aston Villa on Saturday. Their following two fixtures could prove pivotal to their Champions League qualification hopes as they take on the top two in Manchester City at Old Trafford and Chelsea and Stamford Bridge."}], "metadata": {"id": "660f3071953c97e598e8f5d95fcdb0a02728960d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Juan Mata scored both times as Manchester United beat Liverpool 2-1 .\nHe also impressed as United emphatically beat Tottenham 3-0 at home .\nMata thanked his fans after becoming United's player of the month ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)ISIS claimed responsibility for a suicide car bomb attack Friday near the U.S. Consulate in the Kurdish Iraqi city of Irbil, according to several Twitter accounts linked to the terror group. The U.S. Consulate was the target of the attack, ISIS said. At least four people were killed and 18 injured, police said. All U.S. Consulate personnel were safe and accounted for following the explosion, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said. Irbil is the capital of Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government. Police said the incident began with an explosion of a small improvised bomb in the area. After that blast, a car moved in the direction of the consulate. Security personnel fired at the car, which exploded but did not reach the consulate, a police official said. It appeared that people inside the car detonated explosives that the vehicle was carrying, according to the police official. A separate official, B.G. Hazhar Ismail, said three civilians were killed and five others were injured. Ismail is a spokesman for the Peshmerga, the  force that defends Iraq's Kurdish region. The blast sent a huge fireball into the sky on a street parallel to the consulate. Dark smoke filled the air, and gunfire was heard intermittently for the next hour. One witness said he saw attackers in a gunbattle with consulate security and police. Helicopters circled the neighborhood where the blast occurred, and a loudspeaker at the consulate building warned people to stay indoors and away from windows. In addition to the U.S. Consulate, the blast occurred immediately across the street from a strip of bars, cafes and shops popular with expats and consulate employees. The State Department thanked the response by the Kurdish government and will investigate the bombing together with them. \"The United States will continue to stand with the people of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region and all Iraqis as we work together in confronting these terrorist acts and towards our shared goal of degrading and defeating (ISIS),\" the department said in a statement. CNN's Kareem Khadder and Jason Hanna and journalist Mat Wolf contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)ISIS claimed responsibility for a suicide car bomb attack Friday near the U.S. Consulate in the Kurdish Iraqi city of Irbil, according to several Twitter accounts linked to the terror group. The U.S. Consulate was the target of the attack, ISIS said. At least four people were killed and 18 injured, police said. All U.S. Consulate personnel were safe and accounted for following the explosion, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said. Irbil is the capital of Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government. Police said the incident began with an explosion of a small improvised bomb in the area. After that blast, a car moved in the direction of the consulate. Security personnel fired at the car, which exploded but did not reach the consulate, a police official said. It appeared that people inside the car detonated explosives that the vehicle was carrying, according to the police official. A separate official, B.G. Hazhar Ismail, said three civilians were killed and five others were injured. Ismail is a spokesman for the Peshmerga, the  force that defends Iraq's Kurdish region. The blast sent a huge fireball into the sky on a street parallel to the consulate. Dark smoke filled the air, and gunfire was heard intermittently for the next hour. One witness said he saw attackers in a gunbattle with consulate security and police. Helicopters circled the neighborhood where the blast occurred, and a loudspeaker at the consulate building warned people to stay indoors and away from windows. In addition to the U.S. Consulate, the blast occurred immediately across the street from a strip of bars, cafes and shops popular with expats and consulate employees. The State Department thanked the response by the Kurdish government and will investigate the bombing together with them. \"The United States will continue to stand with the people of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region and all Iraqis as we work together in confronting these terrorist acts and towards our shared goal of degrading and defeating (ISIS),\" the department said in a statement. CNN's Kareem Khadder and Jason Hanna and journalist Mat Wolf contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "b0d33cf6387c79719fe8eaab6fae32b09b516bf4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "All U.S. Consulate personnel safe after blast, State Department spokeswoman says .\nSuicide bombers blow up car near the U.S. Consulate in Irbil, Iraq ."}}
{"prompt": "A wedding in Saudi Arabia took a dangerous turn when the brother of the groom began firing celebratory shots with a Kalashnikov, sending a hail of bullets\u00a0ricocheting off the walls. Horrified guests dived for cover as the groom's brother lost control of the gun at a reception in the capital Riyadh. Firing guns in the air is a traditional way of celebrating special occasions in some parts of Saudi Arabia and despite government efforts to stop it, the dangerous practice lingers on. Shotgun wedding: The groom's brother was caught on camera as he lost control of a Kalashnikov while firing a celebratory round into the air . Banging start: As the man starts shooting, he loses control of the rifle and fires at the wall by mistake, sending bullets spraying across the street over the wedding guest . The incident was caught on camera, and the short clip shows the wedding party making its way towards the wedding hall when suddenly the brother of the groom starts shooting in the air. As he fires off the celebratory round, he loses control of the Kalashnikov rifle and fires at the wall by mistake, sending bullets spraying across the street. Once he stops shooting, the video shows the guests attempt to reform a queue and act as if nothing untoward had happened, while  resuming their slow procession to the wedding. The 30-second clip, believed to have been filmed with a mobile phone has been viewed nearly 140,000 times. Several online commentators criticise the gunman, calling him irresponsible and unable to hold his rifle right. Bad move:\u00a0The procession was making its way towards the ceremony when the man started shooting . Bad aim: The round accidentally hits the wall as the wedding procession walks and bullets ricochet . The 30-second clip, believed to have been filmed with a mobile phone has been viewed nearly 140,000 times . User KhalifASakar wrote: 'It was highly irresponsible on his part. If he was so keen on his kind of jubilation, he should do it in an open space away from people. 'Even though I do not know much about firearms, I can tell you he was not holding his Kalashnikov correctly.' Another, Byzanti, said: 'The police should use the video clip to identify the brother and apply the law. 'As long as there is no punishment, people will continue to act irresponsibly. Those who attempt to show off their firearm skills are usually cowards in real action.' Abu Atab posted: 'The Kalashnikov man should be tied up alongside the family sheep until the wedding is over.' The Saudi government has been calling for an end to the local tradition of firing guns into the air to celebrate weddings and birthdays, which has often resulted in accidental deaths. A government spokesman said: 'Security agencies have been told to monitor wedding halls and places of celebration to prevent this sort of thing happening. 'Those that break the law will be severely punished. We are aware of this video and relevant authorities are looking into it.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA wedding in Saudi Arabia took a dangerous turn when the brother of the groom began firing celebratory shots with a Kalashnikov, sending a hail of bullets\u00a0ricocheting off the walls. Horrified guests dived for cover as the groom's brother lost control of the gun at a reception in the capital Riyadh. Firing guns in the air is a traditional way of celebrating special occasions in some parts of Saudi Arabia and despite government efforts to stop it, the dangerous practice lingers on. Shotgun wedding: The groom's brother was caught on camera as he lost control of a Kalashnikov while firing a celebratory round into the air . Banging start: As the man starts shooting, he loses control of the rifle and fires at the wall by mistake, sending bullets spraying across the street over the wedding guest . The incident was caught on camera, and the short clip shows the wedding party making its way towards the wedding hall when suddenly the brother of the groom starts shooting in the air. As he fires off the celebratory round, he loses control of the Kalashnikov rifle and fires at the wall by mistake, sending bullets spraying across the street. Once he stops shooting, the video shows the guests attempt to reform a queue and act as if nothing untoward had happened, while  resuming their slow procession to the wedding. The 30-second clip, believed to have been filmed with a mobile phone has been viewed nearly 140,000 times. Several online commentators criticise the gunman, calling him irresponsible and unable to hold his rifle right. Bad move:\u00a0The procession was making its way towards the ceremony when the man started shooting . Bad aim: The round accidentally hits the wall as the wedding procession walks and bullets ricochet . The 30-second clip, believed to have been filmed with a mobile phone has been viewed nearly 140,000 times . User KhalifASakar wrote: 'It was highly irresponsible on his part. If he was so keen on his kind of jubilation, he should do it in an open space away from people. 'Even though I do not know much about firearms, I can tell you he was not holding his Kalashnikov correctly.' Another, Byzanti, said: 'The police should use the video clip to identify the brother and apply the law. 'As long as there is no punishment, people will continue to act irresponsibly. Those who attempt to show off their firearm skills are usually cowards in real action.' Abu Atab posted: 'The Kalashnikov man should be tied up alongside the family sheep until the wedding is over.' The Saudi government has been calling for an end to the local tradition of firing guns into the air to celebrate weddings and birthdays, which has often resulted in accidental deaths. A government spokesman said: 'Security agencies have been told to monitor wedding halls and places of celebration to prevent this sort of thing happening. 'Those that break the law will be severely punished. We are aware of this video and relevant authorities are looking into it.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "864d9af4689116f61d6a2bad23860a12a134a1d9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Brother of groom fired Kalashnikov in celebration at Riyadh reception .\nCaught on camera as he loses control of the powerful rifle at wedding .\nGuests dived for cover as a hail of bullets\u00a0ricocheted\u00a0off the walls ."}}
{"prompt": "Jack Wilshere continued his return from injury to captain Arsenal Under 21s, but could not prevent a 1-0 defeat by Reading's youngsters at the Emirates Stadium. Wilshere was joined by other injury plagued first team players including German forward Serge Gnabry and long-term absentee Abou Diaby who managed to last 56minutes as his own return gathered pace. However, it was the Royals who claimed victory after former Arsenal defender Martin Keown's son Niall scored the eventual winner with a header in the opening minutes. Jack Wilshere made his long-awaited comeback from injury in Arsenal U21's 1-0 defeat by Reading . Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown's son Niall celebrates after scoring the winner for the visitors . Another long-term Arsenal absentee Abou Diaby (left) continued his own return from injury . ARSENAL U21: Macey, Bielik (Dobson), Pleguezuelo, Ormonde-Ottewill, O'Connor, Diaby (Mavididi), Wilshere (Kamara), Maitland-Niles, Gnabri, Crowley, Iwobi . Subs: Iliev, Zelalem . Booked: Bielik . READING U21: Lincoln, Long, Keown, Griffin, Shaughnessy (Rinomhota), Owusu (Novaovich), Kelly (Fridjonsson), Kuhl, Sweeney, Cardwell, Fosu-Henry . Subs: Ward, Dickie . Scorer: Keown 8' This top-of-the-table Under 21s clash was supposed to showcase Arsenal's next generation of talent but it was a name from the past who stole the plaudits. Keown rose highest to head home Liam Kelly's corner past Gunners keeper Matt Macey after only eight minutes. The visitors were unfortunate not to double their lead through\u00a0Tariqe Fosu only minutes later when his his curled effort skewed just wide. The Gunners pressed for an equaliser before the break with Gnabry slicing wide from 10yards out before Wilshere saw a decent strike saved by Reading keeper Daniel Lincoln. Wilshere became more and more influential when the game resumed after the interval - finding Alex Iwobi following a typical surge from midfield only for the forward's shot to be well saved. Daniel Crowley also impressed as Arsenal tried to get off the markt, he almost set up Wilshere in the latter stages but the England international's low strike could not find a way past the impressive Lincoln. England midfielder Wilshere presses during the first-half and managed to last 88minutes . German forward Serge Gnabry shoots at Reading's Daniel Lincoln (left) during the first half . Arsenal's new young signing Krystain Bielik receives the ball at the Emirates Stadium . Wilshere will be hoping to return to Arsenal's first team for the season run-in and FA Cup semi-final . Wilshere is left on the floor as the hosts chase the game without success in the second half . Gnarby takes on Keown (left) - who scored the opening goal for the Royals after eight minutes . The Gunners will be buoyed after both Wilshere and Diaby (right) came through the game unscathed . Wilshere smiles with referee Steve Plane ahead of the coin toss at the beginning of the match .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJack Wilshere continued his return from injury to captain Arsenal Under 21s, but could not prevent a 1-0 defeat by Reading's youngsters at the Emirates Stadium. Wilshere was joined by other injury plagued first team players including German forward Serge Gnabry and long-term absentee Abou Diaby who managed to last 56minutes as his own return gathered pace. However, it was the Royals who claimed victory after former Arsenal defender Martin Keown's son Niall scored the eventual winner with a header in the opening minutes. Jack Wilshere made his long-awaited comeback from injury in Arsenal U21's 1-0 defeat by Reading . Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown's son Niall celebrates after scoring the winner for the visitors . Another long-term Arsenal absentee Abou Diaby (left) continued his own return from injury . ARSENAL U21: Macey, Bielik (Dobson), Pleguezuelo, Ormonde-Ottewill, O'Connor, Diaby (Mavididi), Wilshere (Kamara), Maitland-Niles, Gnabri, Crowley, Iwobi . Subs: Iliev, Zelalem . Booked: Bielik . READING U21: Lincoln, Long, Keown, Griffin, Shaughnessy (Rinomhota), Owusu (Novaovich), Kelly (Fridjonsson), Kuhl, Sweeney, Cardwell, Fosu-Henry . Subs: Ward, Dickie . Scorer: Keown 8' This top-of-the-table Under 21s clash was supposed to showcase Arsenal's next generation of talent but it was a name from the past who stole the plaudits. Keown rose highest to head home Liam Kelly's corner past Gunners keeper Matt Macey after only eight minutes. The visitors were unfortunate not to double their lead through\u00a0Tariqe Fosu only minutes later when his his curled effort skewed just wide. The Gunners pressed for an equaliser before the break with Gnabry slicing wide from 10yards out before Wilshere saw a decent strike saved by Reading keeper Daniel Lincoln. Wilshere became more and more influential when the game resumed after the interval - finding Alex Iwobi following a typical surge from midfield only for the forward's shot to be well saved. Daniel Crowley also impressed as Arsenal tried to get off the markt, he almost set up Wilshere in the latter stages but the England international's low strike could not find a way past the impressive Lincoln. England midfielder Wilshere presses during the first-half and managed to last 88minutes . German forward Serge Gnabry shoots at Reading's Daniel Lincoln (left) during the first half . Arsenal's new young signing Krystain Bielik receives the ball at the Emirates Stadium . Wilshere will be hoping to return to Arsenal's first team for the season run-in and FA Cup semi-final . Wilshere is left on the floor as the hosts chase the game without success in the second half . Gnarby takes on Keown (left) - who scored the opening goal for the Royals after eight minutes . The Gunners will be buoyed after both Wilshere and Diaby (right) came through the game unscathed . Wilshere smiles with referee Steve Plane ahead of the coin toss at the beginning of the match ."}], "metadata": {"id": "e79adc659be81f02e9b4109aa1e31c350520f63a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Jack Wilshere captained Arsenal Under 21s against Reading Under 21s .\nGunners first team players Abou Diaby and Serge Gnabry also featured .\nNiall Keown scored with a header for the Royals after only eight minutes ."}}
{"prompt": "The future of Andy Murray\u2019s coaching arrangement with Amelie Mauresmo looks shrouded in doubt after he confirmed that they will take a prolonged break from each other after Wimbledon. Mauresmo, who is expecting a baby in August, will be replaced by Swede Jonas Bjorkman in the lead-up to the US Open and quite possibly after that, depending on how she assesses her priorities. The 27-year-old Scot, who is in Munich for this week\u2019s BMW Open and joined in the 100-year celebrations at the Iphitos Tennis Club on Monday night, parted company with Ivan Lendl last year because the Czech was no longer able to spend half the year travelling. Andy Murray (centre), Tommy Haas (left) and Roberto Bautista-Agut help to blow out the candles on a cake to celebrate 100 years at the Iphitos Tennis Club in Munich, the venue for this week's BMW Open . Murray (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening . Murray (left) arrives at the party alongside German sports manager Michael Mronz . Murray (right) poses for a picture alongside WBO Super Middleweight champion Arthur Abraham . Murray made it clear that if the responsibilities of parenthood prevent Mauresmo from fulfilling her 26-week commitment, then their relationship may have to go the same way. \u2018Right now Amelie does all the major competitions but if she doesn\u2019t want to do loads of time, I don\u2019t find it beneficial if someone just comes in for the major competitions and doesn\u2019t do any of the training, any of the other events,\u2019 Murray said. The plan is for Mauresmo to work with him up until Wimbledon, although by then she will be in the latter stages of pregnancy. Murray originally considered Bjorkman as a replacement for Lendl so if their current trial works well, it is likely he will take a more significant role than as an assistant to Mauresmo. It quickly became clear to Murray that the respected Swede might be used in an increased capacity after Mauresmo told him in February that, eight months after they had formalised their agreement, she was expecting \u2014 initially saying she had \u2018something personal\u2019 to tell him. \u2018I thought, \u201cSomething personal to tell you?\u201d I thought maybe she\u2019s pregnant,\u2019 Murray said. \u2018She normally goes to the gym all the time but she didn\u2019t train once through Australia. When she told me, it was a bit of a surprise. But because she\u2019d pre-warned me I kind of expected it a little bit.\u2019 Murray and Mauresmo look likely to part ways when his coach gives birth later on in the year . Jonas Bjorkmann (left) will work with Murray until the end of the US Open and then maybe longer . Mauresmo is not in Munich this week for Murray\u2019s first tournament on the clay since he got married. So far everything with Bjorkman has been satisfactory and he joined them in Barcelona last week at a training camp. \u2018He\u2019s easy going but as a player he was mentally very strong and had a great work ethic,\u2019 Murray said. \u2018I see him as being a good fit personality-wise but you don\u2019t really get the whole package until you\u2019re playing matches and there\u2019s a bit more pressure and stress. I wouldn\u2019t imagine it would be too much of a problem for him.\u2019 Although wearing a wedding ring, Murray will be taking it off when he plays. \u2018I can\u2019t play with it holding the racket because it gives me blisters,\u2019 he said. After Munich, Murray is playing Masters level events in Madrid and Rome before heading to the French Open in Paris. Murray trains ahead of the\u00a0BMW Open in Munich where he looks to pick up some wins on clay .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe future of Andy Murray\u2019s coaching arrangement with Amelie Mauresmo looks shrouded in doubt after he confirmed that they will take a prolonged break from each other after Wimbledon. Mauresmo, who is expecting a baby in August, will be replaced by Swede Jonas Bjorkman in the lead-up to the US Open and quite possibly after that, depending on how she assesses her priorities. The 27-year-old Scot, who is in Munich for this week\u2019s BMW Open and joined in the 100-year celebrations at the Iphitos Tennis Club on Monday night, parted company with Ivan Lendl last year because the Czech was no longer able to spend half the year travelling. Andy Murray (centre), Tommy Haas (left) and Roberto Bautista-Agut help to blow out the candles on a cake to celebrate 100 years at the Iphitos Tennis Club in Munich, the venue for this week's BMW Open . Murray (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening . Murray (left) arrives at the party alongside German sports manager Michael Mronz . Murray (right) poses for a picture alongside WBO Super Middleweight champion Arthur Abraham . Murray made it clear that if the responsibilities of parenthood prevent Mauresmo from fulfilling her 26-week commitment, then their relationship may have to go the same way. \u2018Right now Amelie does all the major competitions but if she doesn\u2019t want to do loads of time, I don\u2019t find it beneficial if someone just comes in for the major competitions and doesn\u2019t do any of the training, any of the other events,\u2019 Murray said. The plan is for Mauresmo to work with him up until Wimbledon, although by then she will be in the latter stages of pregnancy. Murray originally considered Bjorkman as a replacement for Lendl so if their current trial works well, it is likely he will take a more significant role than as an assistant to Mauresmo. It quickly became clear to Murray that the respected Swede might be used in an increased capacity after Mauresmo told him in February that, eight months after they had formalised their agreement, she was expecting \u2014 initially saying she had \u2018something personal\u2019 to tell him. \u2018I thought, \u201cSomething personal to tell you?\u201d I thought maybe she\u2019s pregnant,\u2019 Murray said. \u2018She normally goes to the gym all the time but she didn\u2019t train once through Australia. When she told me, it was a bit of a surprise. But because she\u2019d pre-warned me I kind of expected it a little bit.\u2019 Murray and Mauresmo look likely to part ways when his coach gives birth later on in the year . Jonas Bjorkmann (left) will work with Murray until the end of the US Open and then maybe longer . Mauresmo is not in Munich this week for Murray\u2019s first tournament on the clay since he got married. So far everything with Bjorkman has been satisfactory and he joined them in Barcelona last week at a training camp. \u2018He\u2019s easy going but as a player he was mentally very strong and had a great work ethic,\u2019 Murray said. \u2018I see him as being a good fit personality-wise but you don\u2019t really get the whole package until you\u2019re playing matches and there\u2019s a bit more pressure and stress. I wouldn\u2019t imagine it would be too much of a problem for him.\u2019 Although wearing a wedding ring, Murray will be taking it off when he plays. \u2018I can\u2019t play with it holding the racket because it gives me blisters,\u2019 he said. After Munich, Murray is playing Masters level events in Madrid and Rome before heading to the French Open in Paris. Murray trains ahead of the\u00a0BMW Open in Munich where he looks to pick up some wins on clay ."}], "metadata": {"id": "67c2d698b266f8e006c8ce3ec891b3adc3d0bc69", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Jonas Bjorkman joined Andy Murray's camp on an initial trial .\nAmelie Mauresmo is due to give birth to her first child in August .\nBjorkman will work with Murray right through to the US Open .\nMurray is in Munich to compete in this week's BMW Open on clay ."}}
{"prompt": "Steve Davis would love to see Jimmy White and Reanne Evans light up the Crucible stage but admits his own swan song hopes look forlorn. The king of the baize in the 1980s believes the Whirlwind and the doyenne of the women's tour face tall orders to get through qualifying for the Betfred World Championship. Evans saw her task made all the more intimidating when she was drawn to face 1997 world champion Ken Doherty on Thursday, in the first of three preliminary rounds, while White will tackle fellow veteran James Wattana in his opener on Saturday. Steve Davis will attempt to qualify for this year's Betfred World Championship at the Crucible . But Davis, who will also attempt to qualify, expects both would relish the challenge if they fought their way through to the first round in Sheffield. He calls 29-year-old Dudley potter Evans 'a great player', and said of the 10-time ladies' world champion: 'It's a real tough battle out there against players who are playing for their livelihoods. It's a bun fight, but she's perhaps the best woman player I've ever seen. 'In the 1980s I saw Allison Fisher who was the best around, and she was an excellent, excellent player but more methodical. 'Reanne is more like the Jimmy White or the Ronnie O'Sullivan of the women's game. She has the feel for the game, she's at one with the table. 'She could cause a surprise, but to win three matches is the tough bit. It's hard enough for me and Jimmy. 'If me or Jimmy qualify for the Crucible, it's arguably as big a win as we've ever had. 'I've got a little bit of a desire to do it, but Jimmy would certainly love to get back to the Crucible.' Reanne Evans takes on Ken Docherty for a place at the World Championships in Sheffield . Reanne Evans is a 10-time ladies champion who previously competed on the main tour for the 2010-11 season. She suffered 18 consecutive defeats however and failed to qualify the following year. White, who lost six World Championship finals, last appeared at the tournament in 2006, and has fallen short in qualifying every year since. While 52-year-old White is in the autumn of his career, for Davis these are the winter years before his match cue is finally laid down. He turns 58 in August and fell off the main tour 12 months ago. A memoir, Interesting, hits the bookshelves on Thursday. A tricky qualifying opener against Jamie Cope could end in disappointment, but it would be short-lived. 'I can't build up the intensity that I used to have, but I must admit I'm getting excited about pitting my wits against another generation of players,' Davis said. 'Of course, it'll all end in tears. 'I'm not totally committed but I still have the juices running through me a little bit. I've been practising but it's not a pretty sight. They're wobbling more in the pockets before saying 'nope'. 'Whether I get to the TV stages, that's a long shot. That's tough. Jimmy White will take on fellow veteran James Wattana in qualifying on Thursday . 'I was still practising hard even when I wasn't getting to the latter stages of the Crucible, and in the end you have to say, 'Yeah, I've tried, but the price is too much investment of time'. 'Now if I've lost a match, by the time I've got in the car I've thought about what I'm going to do for the rest of the day, rather than beating up the person who's come up with me. 'I think it's been a bit like Invasion of the Body Snatchers - I'm sure in the night that someone swapped me for a more mellow version.' Davis won six world titles in the 1980s and rolled back the years with a mesmerising return to form at the 2010 tournament, but the 1985 'black-ball final' defeat to Dennis Taylor stands over and above all memories. Dennis Taylor in action during the memorable 1985 World Championship final against Davis . The second autobiography of his career - 34 years after the first - meant Davis having to trawl over the emotional wreckage of that night again. 'I don't remember anything as much as I remember the '85 final,' Davis said. 'I do remember the last frame, more so because I've watched it through on video a few times. 'My career was a blur and all games and matches blur into one in the end, it's only the strange moments that do stick in your brain.' Interesting by Steve Davis is published in hardback by Ebury Press on April 9, priced \u00a320.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSteve Davis would love to see Jimmy White and Reanne Evans light up the Crucible stage but admits his own swan song hopes look forlorn. The king of the baize in the 1980s believes the Whirlwind and the doyenne of the women's tour face tall orders to get through qualifying for the Betfred World Championship. Evans saw her task made all the more intimidating when she was drawn to face 1997 world champion Ken Doherty on Thursday, in the first of three preliminary rounds, while White will tackle fellow veteran James Wattana in his opener on Saturday. Steve Davis will attempt to qualify for this year's Betfred World Championship at the Crucible . But Davis, who will also attempt to qualify, expects both would relish the challenge if they fought their way through to the first round in Sheffield. He calls 29-year-old Dudley potter Evans 'a great player', and said of the 10-time ladies' world champion: 'It's a real tough battle out there against players who are playing for their livelihoods. It's a bun fight, but she's perhaps the best woman player I've ever seen. 'In the 1980s I saw Allison Fisher who was the best around, and she was an excellent, excellent player but more methodical. 'Reanne is more like the Jimmy White or the Ronnie O'Sullivan of the women's game. She has the feel for the game, she's at one with the table. 'She could cause a surprise, but to win three matches is the tough bit. It's hard enough for me and Jimmy. 'If me or Jimmy qualify for the Crucible, it's arguably as big a win as we've ever had. 'I've got a little bit of a desire to do it, but Jimmy would certainly love to get back to the Crucible.' Reanne Evans takes on Ken Docherty for a place at the World Championships in Sheffield . Reanne Evans is a 10-time ladies champion who previously competed on the main tour for the 2010-11 season. She suffered 18 consecutive defeats however and failed to qualify the following year. White, who lost six World Championship finals, last appeared at the tournament in 2006, and has fallen short in qualifying every year since. While 52-year-old White is in the autumn of his career, for Davis these are the winter years before his match cue is finally laid down. He turns 58 in August and fell off the main tour 12 months ago. A memoir, Interesting, hits the bookshelves on Thursday. A tricky qualifying opener against Jamie Cope could end in disappointment, but it would be short-lived. 'I can't build up the intensity that I used to have, but I must admit I'm getting excited about pitting my wits against another generation of players,' Davis said. 'Of course, it'll all end in tears. 'I'm not totally committed but I still have the juices running through me a little bit. I've been practising but it's not a pretty sight. They're wobbling more in the pockets before saying 'nope'. 'Whether I get to the TV stages, that's a long shot. That's tough. Jimmy White will take on fellow veteran James Wattana in qualifying on Thursday . 'I was still practising hard even when I wasn't getting to the latter stages of the Crucible, and in the end you have to say, 'Yeah, I've tried, but the price is too much investment of time'. 'Now if I've lost a match, by the time I've got in the car I've thought about what I'm going to do for the rest of the day, rather than beating up the person who's come up with me. 'I think it's been a bit like Invasion of the Body Snatchers - I'm sure in the night that someone swapped me for a more mellow version.' Davis won six world titles in the 1980s and rolled back the years with a mesmerising return to form at the 2010 tournament, but the 1985 'black-ball final' defeat to Dennis Taylor stands over and above all memories. Dennis Taylor in action during the memorable 1985 World Championship final against Davis . The second autobiography of his career - 34 years after the first - meant Davis having to trawl over the emotional wreckage of that night again. 'I don't remember anything as much as I remember the '85 final,' Davis said. 'I do remember the last frame, more so because I've watched it through on video a few times. 'My career was a blur and all games and matches blur into one in the end, it's only the strange moments that do stick in your brain.' Interesting by Steve Davis is published in hardback by Ebury Press on April 9, priced \u00a320."}], "metadata": {"id": "a568bcb05f290f79c498f886f1d35eb69a3ad303", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Steve Davis will attempt to qualify for the Betfred World Championship .\nThe 57-year-old is a six-time world champion at the Crucible .\nBut Davis admitted he is not fully committed to the sport .\nJimmy White and Reanne Evans are also hoping to qualify ."}}
{"prompt": "The number plate that got Jeremy Clarkson and his former Top Gear colleagues harangued out of Argentina was a direct reference to the Falklands War, a judge has ruled. While the BBC claimed the plate, which read H982 FKL, was an 'unhappy coincidence', Maria Cristina Barrionuevo said they were deliberately 'provoking people' when they drove it through the country last year. In a report released earlier this week she slammed their actions as 'arrogant and disrespectful'. Scroll down for video . A judge has ruled the controversial number plate that led to Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear colleagues being thrown out of Argentina was a deliberate reference to the 1982 Falklands War . Clarkson and his colleagues fled the South American country last year when their convoy - which was led by a Porsche bearing the controversial number plate - came under attack. A village of Falklands War veterans targeted the team as they drove through Patagonia, with Clarkson claiming in one account that they stormed their hotel. They were accused of deliberately inciting conflict with the plate, an alleged reference to the 1982 Falklands War. Afterwards producers removed the plate and replaced it with another. Investigating whether this was illegal, Mrs Barrionuevo said: 'It should be understood that it is not up to me to investigate or evaluate the decision - arrogant and disrepectful to say the least - by the Top Gear production team to enter the country with one or more Malvinas-referenced number plates. 'Nor is it my job to gauge the reaction - anticipated - of citizens to such an offence. Clarkson (pictured this week) said an angry mob targeted the Top Gear team in their hotel. His producer, Andy Wilman (right), who announced his resignation on Wednesday, denied deliberately using the plate . 'My responsibility is to analyse whether a crime has been committed under Argentinian law in relation to the removal from the Porsche of the original number plate H982 FKL and its replacement by another.' Concluding Top Gear chiefs had not acted in 'bad faith' in changing the plates and their hand was forced by 'massive government and popular pressure', she added: 'It led them to remove the original number plate and replace it with another which in principle wouldn't have negative connotations with the aim of ending the main focus of conflict and avoiding violent reactions by locals which indeed ended up taking place. 'The change was not done in a surreptitious way, but with the knowledge and approval of the presenters who participated in meetings with the programme producers.' Local prosecutors have already been informed of the decision and are understood to be preparing an appeal. Judges in the nearby city of Rio Grande - where Clarkson\u2019s Porsche is thought to be in storage - are now expected to be asked to order Clarkson and his pals to be called in for a court grilling by overturning Mrs Barrionuevo's decision. The group's convoy was attacked as they drove through Patagonia. They abandoned the cars in Argentina to flee the country . Clarkson, 55, and co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May fled Argentina with a police escort after being told to leave the country as angry Falklands War veterans threatened to kill him. They cut short filming for a Christmas special and took flew to the capital Buenos Aires before returning to Britain. Nearly 30 other members of the film crew were stoned as they headed for Chile by road and had to abandon Clarkson\u2019s Porsche and the cars his co-hosts had driven on a 1,400-mike trip through southern Argentina. The number plate that sparked calls for a full criminal probe - HI VAE - was found on the battered Porsche which was attacked by a furious mob after it was left at the side of the road. A local councillor in Ushuaia later claimed the digits 269 on the number plate of the Ford Mustang Richard Hammond had driven were close to the 255 Britons killed during the war - and the numbers 646 on James May\u2019s Lotus could be taken as a reference to the 649 Argentinian casualties. The furore sparked a diplomatic incident with Argentina\u2019s ambassador Alicia Castro calling the H982 plate 'malicious mockery' of those who fought in the 1982 Falklands War. Andy Wilman, who this week announced he was resigning from the show, insisted it was 'completely untrue' the Clarkson car had been chosen for its number plate or that an alternative plate was substituted for the original one. Clarkson told the Argentinian ambassador she could 'go fooey' ahead of the screening of the Top Gear special last December. The presenters were filming a Christmas special in the South American country last year when the controversy erupted . He is now rumoured to be working on a new car show format with Wilman which they are expected to take to a rival British TV channel, Netflix or Amazon. They were spotted in London on Thursday with Richard Hammond and James May, entering Clarkson\u2019s home before leaving together for a drink at a local pub. Hammond, 45, has joined May in confirming he will not return to Top Gear following Clarkson's sacking, insisting yesterday/on Friday he had no plan to 'quit my mates.' Olsin Tymon had his lip split by Clarkson in the March 4 assault and took himself to hospital with his injuries. The incident led to the BBC deciding not to renew Clarkson\u2019s contract after the current Top Gear series finishes. Police investigated the attack but Tymon told them he did not want to press charges and officers announced earlier this month they would \u2018not be pursuing the matter any further.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe number plate that got Jeremy Clarkson and his former Top Gear colleagues harangued out of Argentina was a direct reference to the Falklands War, a judge has ruled. While the BBC claimed the plate, which read H982 FKL, was an 'unhappy coincidence', Maria Cristina Barrionuevo said they were deliberately 'provoking people' when they drove it through the country last year. In a report released earlier this week she slammed their actions as 'arrogant and disrespectful'. Scroll down for video . A judge has ruled the controversial number plate that led to Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear colleagues being thrown out of Argentina was a deliberate reference to the 1982 Falklands War . Clarkson and his colleagues fled the South American country last year when their convoy - which was led by a Porsche bearing the controversial number plate - came under attack. A village of Falklands War veterans targeted the team as they drove through Patagonia, with Clarkson claiming in one account that they stormed their hotel. They were accused of deliberately inciting conflict with the plate, an alleged reference to the 1982 Falklands War. Afterwards producers removed the plate and replaced it with another. Investigating whether this was illegal, Mrs Barrionuevo said: 'It should be understood that it is not up to me to investigate or evaluate the decision - arrogant and disrepectful to say the least - by the Top Gear production team to enter the country with one or more Malvinas-referenced number plates. 'Nor is it my job to gauge the reaction - anticipated - of citizens to such an offence. Clarkson (pictured this week) said an angry mob targeted the Top Gear team in their hotel. His producer, Andy Wilman (right), who announced his resignation on Wednesday, denied deliberately using the plate . 'My responsibility is to analyse whether a crime has been committed under Argentinian law in relation to the removal from the Porsche of the original number plate H982 FKL and its replacement by another.' Concluding Top Gear chiefs had not acted in 'bad faith' in changing the plates and their hand was forced by 'massive government and popular pressure', she added: 'It led them to remove the original number plate and replace it with another which in principle wouldn't have negative connotations with the aim of ending the main focus of conflict and avoiding violent reactions by locals which indeed ended up taking place. 'The change was not done in a surreptitious way, but with the knowledge and approval of the presenters who participated in meetings with the programme producers.' Local prosecutors have already been informed of the decision and are understood to be preparing an appeal. Judges in the nearby city of Rio Grande - where Clarkson\u2019s Porsche is thought to be in storage - are now expected to be asked to order Clarkson and his pals to be called in for a court grilling by overturning Mrs Barrionuevo's decision. The group's convoy was attacked as they drove through Patagonia. They abandoned the cars in Argentina to flee the country . Clarkson, 55, and co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May fled Argentina with a police escort after being told to leave the country as angry Falklands War veterans threatened to kill him. They cut short filming for a Christmas special and took flew to the capital Buenos Aires before returning to Britain. Nearly 30 other members of the film crew were stoned as they headed for Chile by road and had to abandon Clarkson\u2019s Porsche and the cars his co-hosts had driven on a 1,400-mike trip through southern Argentina. The number plate that sparked calls for a full criminal probe - HI VAE - was found on the battered Porsche which was attacked by a furious mob after it was left at the side of the road. A local councillor in Ushuaia later claimed the digits 269 on the number plate of the Ford Mustang Richard Hammond had driven were close to the 255 Britons killed during the war - and the numbers 646 on James May\u2019s Lotus could be taken as a reference to the 649 Argentinian casualties. The furore sparked a diplomatic incident with Argentina\u2019s ambassador Alicia Castro calling the H982 plate 'malicious mockery' of those who fought in the 1982 Falklands War. Andy Wilman, who this week announced he was resigning from the show, insisted it was 'completely untrue' the Clarkson car had been chosen for its number plate or that an alternative plate was substituted for the original one. Clarkson told the Argentinian ambassador she could 'go fooey' ahead of the screening of the Top Gear special last December. The presenters were filming a Christmas special in the South American country last year when the controversy erupted . He is now rumoured to be working on a new car show format with Wilman which they are expected to take to a rival British TV channel, Netflix or Amazon. They were spotted in London on Thursday with Richard Hammond and James May, entering Clarkson\u2019s home before leaving together for a drink at a local pub. Hammond, 45, has joined May in confirming he will not return to Top Gear following Clarkson's sacking, insisting yesterday/on Friday he had no plan to 'quit my mates.' Olsin Tymon had his lip split by Clarkson in the March 4 assault and took himself to hospital with his injuries. The incident led to the BBC deciding not to renew Clarkson\u2019s contract after the current Top Gear series finishes. Police investigated the attack but Tymon told them he did not want to press charges and officers announced earlier this month they would \u2018not be pursuing the matter any further.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "f123ef35518ed61b2aa9e60123ef18976a93cfdd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "The plate - H982 FKL - was on Clarkson's Porsche during Christmas special .\nLocal veterans considered it a reference to the bloody 1982 Falklands War .\nAngry villagers attacked Top Gear convoy and the team fled the country .\nJudge ruled the number plate was deliberate reference despite BBC denial ."}}
{"prompt": "Johnny Manziel was spotted for the first time since being released from rehab. The footballer checked into a facility on January 28 after stating that he wanted to 'be a better family member, friend and teammate,' and Tuesday night the Cleveland Browns quarterback was seen enjoying a Texas Rangers game with girlfriend\u00a0Colleen Crowley. He also stayed away from the booze,\u00a0sipping\u00a0water throughout the game. This as offseason workouts with the team will begin next Monday, April 20. Scroll down for videos . Johnny Manziel was spotted at a Texas Rangers game Tuesday night days after leaving rehab . He was joined by his\u00a0girlfriend Colleen Crowley and sipped water throughout the night . Manziel (above) has been released from rehab after entering a facility on January 28 . This after Manziel's partying had been a topic of conversation since his rookie season began last July, with some worried his drinking was a priority . According to ESPN, Manziel was 'doing great' in rehab, and had the full support of his team. Now comes the real test however, as he will be forced to compete with Josh McCown for the starting quarterback position, who just signed a\u00a0$14 million contract with the team that covers the next three seasons. This after a rookie season in which he saw limited game time and suffered difficult losses in his only two starts, Manziel was no doubt hoping to step out of the spotlight following the end of the Cleveland Browns season last December, but talk soon\u00a0turned\u00a0to whether or not the accomplished footballer might have a problem. Especially after one incident last year when, after partying until well past midnight, Manziel, who is suffering from an injured hamstring, skipped out on a Saturday morning team treatment session because he overslept, and in turn was fined by the Browns. Manziel was quick to apologize to the team for his behavior, saying; 'It\u2019s about being accountable . . . instead of looking like a jackass.' And while his season may have been over at that time, many believed Manziel would still tone things down for a bit in the wake of that controversy, which made it all the more shocking when he was spotted partying at FDR Lounge at the Delano in Miami on over the New Year holiday, alongside the likes of LeBron James and Ryan Phillippe, and then seen chugging champagne straight from the bottle while sitting poolside with girlfriend Colleen Crowley and some buddies poolside at the Delano. At this point, some in the sports world, chief among them columnist Skip Bayless, began to suggest that the\u00a0Heisman\u00a0Trophy winner needed to get help for his drinking. The aqthlete was in treatment for roughly six weeks before being released . Appearing on ESPN\u2019s First Take, Bayless, a noted supporter of Manziel, did not mince words as he made it very clear that in his opinion the former\u00a0college\u00a0star needed to deal with his\u00a0drinking. 'My concern, I repeatedly said, was if Johnny continues to demonstrate that he has a problem with alcohol, and a problem with alcohol leading to partying and all that that entails, then I\u2019m going to be out,' said Bayless. 'In talking to people in and around the Cleveland Browns, I believe Johnny Manziel continues to have a problem with alcohol. And I believe ... that it is time for Johnny to get some help. He continues to lie to his executives, to his coaches, to his teammates, to the media, and most of all, he continues to lie to himself.' He then said he would label Manziel an 'alcoholic.' Manziel was known for his partying while at Texas A&M, but said he was a changed man during the 2014 NFL Draft, noting that he had 'grown up,' before being selected 22nd overall by Cleveland. Just days into his training with the Browns however, the local press began calling him out on his partying, which they cited as the major reason for his poor performance on the field. A source told Cleveland.com at the time; 'Team officials had bought into Manziel's pre-draft promises to tone down the partying and leave his frat-boy lifestyle back in College Station, Texas, and they've been stunned by his non-stop antics.' A photo snapped of Manziel before the start of the season and later posted to Instagram showed the footballer at a bar in the process of tightly rolling up a dollar bill while standing over a sink counter . Manziel while the 2013 Heisman Trophy as the\u00a0quarterback of the Texas A&M University Aggies . Also causing some alarm before the season even began was a photo snapped of Manziel and later posted to Instagram that showed the footballer at a bar in the process of tightly rolling up a dollar bill while standing over a sink counter, leading some to suggest that he might have been snorting cocaine. Browns head coach Mike Pettine spoke to Manziel soon after the problematic photo was posted, a photo that could have led to an inquiry or a drug test from the NFL, and said he felt that things were back on track and that Manziel was focused on football once again. There was also an odd incident during the regular season when he got into a fight with a fan in the lobby of his apartment building, and while alcohol seems to have played a role in the incident, it was the fan who was inebriated, not Manziel. It should be noted that a very thorough and detailed story published by ESPN in 2013 said that after his arrest for disorderly conduct back in 2012 and while still at college, Manziel did seek help for an\u00a0alcohol\u00a0problem, seeing an counselor\u00a0for six or seven weeks. Manziel would later claim this report was false, and that he had never seen a counselor for anger management or for alcohol abuse while in college. Manziel\u00a0is now set to begin offseason workouts with the Cleveland Browns on April 20 . As for his future with the Browns, that is a little unclear. Some, including\u00a0ESPN's Pat McManamon, have called on the Browns to fire Manziel after he overslept for his treatment last year, saying he and fellow player Josh Gordon have a 'complete lack of professionalism.' Gordon was also out with Manziel and showed up late for the team walk-through, an offense that carried a far stiffer punishment for the starter as he was forced to sit out the final game of the season. Currently, Manziel has a four year contract with the Browns worth about $8.25 million. The 22-year-old also has some of the most coveted, and lucrative, endorsement deals in the sports world with, among others, Nike, McDonald's, MusclePharm, and Snickers. For now though, Manziel seems to be committed to laying low and focusing on the football. 'When [Manziel] is back, it will be full speed ahead for him, said Pettine. 'I think he's very anxious at this point. We'll be prepared as we will with every other player. When they get back to town, we're going to coach the heck out of them.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJohnny Manziel was spotted for the first time since being released from rehab. The footballer checked into a facility on January 28 after stating that he wanted to 'be a better family member, friend and teammate,' and Tuesday night the Cleveland Browns quarterback was seen enjoying a Texas Rangers game with girlfriend\u00a0Colleen Crowley. He also stayed away from the booze,\u00a0sipping\u00a0water throughout the game. This as offseason workouts with the team will begin next Monday, April 20. Scroll down for videos . Johnny Manziel was spotted at a Texas Rangers game Tuesday night days after leaving rehab . He was joined by his\u00a0girlfriend Colleen Crowley and sipped water throughout the night . Manziel (above) has been released from rehab after entering a facility on January 28 . This after Manziel's partying had been a topic of conversation since his rookie season began last July, with some worried his drinking was a priority . According to ESPN, Manziel was 'doing great' in rehab, and had the full support of his team. Now comes the real test however, as he will be forced to compete with Josh McCown for the starting quarterback position, who just signed a\u00a0$14 million contract with the team that covers the next three seasons. This after a rookie season in which he saw limited game time and suffered difficult losses in his only two starts, Manziel was no doubt hoping to step out of the spotlight following the end of the Cleveland Browns season last December, but talk soon\u00a0turned\u00a0to whether or not the accomplished footballer might have a problem. Especially after one incident last year when, after partying until well past midnight, Manziel, who is suffering from an injured hamstring, skipped out on a Saturday morning team treatment session because he overslept, and in turn was fined by the Browns. Manziel was quick to apologize to the team for his behavior, saying; 'It\u2019s about being accountable . . . instead of looking like a jackass.' And while his season may have been over at that time, many believed Manziel would still tone things down for a bit in the wake of that controversy, which made it all the more shocking when he was spotted partying at FDR Lounge at the Delano in Miami on over the New Year holiday, alongside the likes of LeBron James and Ryan Phillippe, and then seen chugging champagne straight from the bottle while sitting poolside with girlfriend Colleen Crowley and some buddies poolside at the Delano. At this point, some in the sports world, chief among them columnist Skip Bayless, began to suggest that the\u00a0Heisman\u00a0Trophy winner needed to get help for his drinking. The aqthlete was in treatment for roughly six weeks before being released . Appearing on ESPN\u2019s First Take, Bayless, a noted supporter of Manziel, did not mince words as he made it very clear that in his opinion the former\u00a0college\u00a0star needed to deal with his\u00a0drinking. 'My concern, I repeatedly said, was if Johnny continues to demonstrate that he has a problem with alcohol, and a problem with alcohol leading to partying and all that that entails, then I\u2019m going to be out,' said Bayless. 'In talking to people in and around the Cleveland Browns, I believe Johnny Manziel continues to have a problem with alcohol. And I believe ... that it is time for Johnny to get some help. He continues to lie to his executives, to his coaches, to his teammates, to the media, and most of all, he continues to lie to himself.' He then said he would label Manziel an 'alcoholic.' Manziel was known for his partying while at Texas A&M, but said he was a changed man during the 2014 NFL Draft, noting that he had 'grown up,' before being selected 22nd overall by Cleveland. Just days into his training with the Browns however, the local press began calling him out on his partying, which they cited as the major reason for his poor performance on the field. A source told Cleveland.com at the time; 'Team officials had bought into Manziel's pre-draft promises to tone down the partying and leave his frat-boy lifestyle back in College Station, Texas, and they've been stunned by his non-stop antics.' A photo snapped of Manziel before the start of the season and later posted to Instagram showed the footballer at a bar in the process of tightly rolling up a dollar bill while standing over a sink counter . Manziel while the 2013 Heisman Trophy as the\u00a0quarterback of the Texas A&M University Aggies . Also causing some alarm before the season even began was a photo snapped of Manziel and later posted to Instagram that showed the footballer at a bar in the process of tightly rolling up a dollar bill while standing over a sink counter, leading some to suggest that he might have been snorting cocaine. Browns head coach Mike Pettine spoke to Manziel soon after the problematic photo was posted, a photo that could have led to an inquiry or a drug test from the NFL, and said he felt that things were back on track and that Manziel was focused on football once again. There was also an odd incident during the regular season when he got into a fight with a fan in the lobby of his apartment building, and while alcohol seems to have played a role in the incident, it was the fan who was inebriated, not Manziel. It should be noted that a very thorough and detailed story published by ESPN in 2013 said that after his arrest for disorderly conduct back in 2012 and while still at college, Manziel did seek help for an\u00a0alcohol\u00a0problem, seeing an counselor\u00a0for six or seven weeks. Manziel would later claim this report was false, and that he had never seen a counselor for anger management or for alcohol abuse while in college. Manziel\u00a0is now set to begin offseason workouts with the Cleveland Browns on April 20 . As for his future with the Browns, that is a little unclear. Some, including\u00a0ESPN's Pat McManamon, have called on the Browns to fire Manziel after he overslept for his treatment last year, saying he and fellow player Josh Gordon have a 'complete lack of professionalism.' Gordon was also out with Manziel and showed up late for the team walk-through, an offense that carried a far stiffer punishment for the starter as he was forced to sit out the final game of the season. Currently, Manziel has a four year contract with the Browns worth about $8.25 million. The 22-year-old also has some of the most coveted, and lucrative, endorsement deals in the sports world with, among others, Nike, McDonald's, MusclePharm, and Snickers. For now though, Manziel seems to be committed to laying low and focusing on the football. 'When [Manziel] is back, it will be full speed ahead for him, said Pettine. 'I think he's very anxious at this point. We'll be prepared as we will with every other player. When they get back to town, we're going to coach the heck out of them.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "3e7eb95584dc749e29dc6bfd648f6d3346c8746d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Johnny Manziel was spotted at a Texas Rangers game Tuesday night just days after leaving rehab and was drinking water all night .\nHe entered a facility on January 28\u00a0and stayed for an extended period .\nThis after Manziel's partying had been a topic of conversation since his rookie season began last July, with some worried about his drinking .\nHe is now set to begin offseason workouts with the\u00a0Cleveland\u00a0Browns on Monday .\nManziel will be forced to compete with Josh McCown for the starting quarterback position, who just signed a $14 million contract with the team ."}}
{"prompt": "Sportsmail have teamed up with Gillette to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of Nike Magista Obra boots signed by the England and Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart. This is a unique opportunity to own memorabilia autographed by one of the best players in the world today. And since Hart is a Gillette ambassador, the prize winner will also receive one of the brand new Fusion ProGlide razors with Flexball technology worth \u00a312, plus a Gillette Fusion ProGlide shave gel worth \u00a34.99. The competition closes on Sunday April 19. CLICK HERE TO BE IN WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING THIS SPECIAL PRIZE . Win a pair of Nike boots signed by Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart in our competition . The lucky prize winner will also receive a Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor and shaving foam . Joe Hart is the No 1 for Manchester City and the England national team . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSportsmail have teamed up with Gillette to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of Nike Magista Obra boots signed by the England and Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart. This is a unique opportunity to own memorabilia autographed by one of the best players in the world today. And since Hart is a Gillette ambassador, the prize winner will also receive one of the brand new Fusion ProGlide razors with Flexball technology worth \u00a312, plus a Gillette Fusion ProGlide shave gel worth \u00a34.99. The competition closes on Sunday April 19. CLICK HERE TO BE IN WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING THIS SPECIAL PRIZE . Win a pair of Nike boots signed by Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart in our competition . The lucky prize winner will also receive a Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor and shaving foam . Joe Hart is the No 1 for Manchester City and the England national team . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "f87197332d2607012c967cc7878db960130a8868", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Win a pair of Nike Magista Obra boots signed by City and England No1 .\nPrize winner will receive band new Gillette Fusion ProGlide razor worth \u00a312 .\nAnd we'll also throw in some Fusion ProGlide shave gel worth \u00a34.99 .\nCLICK HERE TO ENTER THE COMPETITION ."}}
{"prompt": "Journalist and author of the best-selling book I Quit Sugar\u00a0has opened up about her own personal battle with mental illness, revealing she came close to taking her own life. During a candid interview Sarah Wilson, 41, explained how anxiety drove her to believe she had reached a stage in her life where she 'couldn't see the point of continuing.' 'My anxiety brought me to a point where I couldn't quite see the existential point of continuing,' she told Women's Weekly Australia. 'I couldn't see a way out.' Scroll down for video . Sarah Wilson opened up in a candid interview about how her battle with mental illness drove her to believe her life wasn't worth living . During the intimate interview Ms Wilson revealed it was a combination of issues, including mounting stress, anxiety, her thyroid disease and distant family, that drove her to believe her life was no longer worth living. She said 'people get on with their lives' and while she hadn't found a husband, nor had children, she felt increasingly isolated. 'I was essentially very alone,' Ms Wilson added. 'My anxiety brought me to a point where I couldn't quite see the existential point of continuing' 'I couldn't see a light at the end of the tunnel,' she added. Ms Wilson said while she struggled through her younger years she has recently 'found some peace with it.' In Ms Wilson's eyes, depression and anxiety are intrinsically linked. She thinks we need to acknowledge this link to be better equipped to tackle the increasing rate of Australian women who are being negatively affected by stress and anxiety. Ms Wilson said while she now accepts she is an 'anxious person', when she was younger she watched everybody else coping and felt like she had 'missed out on a guide book to life' Ms Wilson said while she now accepts she is an 'anxious person', when she was younger she watched everybody else coping and felt like she had 'missed out on a guide book to life'. Ms Wilson said anxiety is quickly becoming the 'new depression'. Beyond Blue report that one in three Australian women will experience anxiety in their lifetime, and although depression and anxiety are two different conditions, one can often lead to the other. If you or someone you know needs help, don't hesitate to contact Beyondblue on 1300 224 636 or Lifeline 13 11 14.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJournalist and author of the best-selling book I Quit Sugar\u00a0has opened up about her own personal battle with mental illness, revealing she came close to taking her own life. During a candid interview Sarah Wilson, 41, explained how anxiety drove her to believe she had reached a stage in her life where she 'couldn't see the point of continuing.' 'My anxiety brought me to a point where I couldn't quite see the existential point of continuing,' she told Women's Weekly Australia. 'I couldn't see a way out.' Scroll down for video . Sarah Wilson opened up in a candid interview about how her battle with mental illness drove her to believe her life wasn't worth living . During the intimate interview Ms Wilson revealed it was a combination of issues, including mounting stress, anxiety, her thyroid disease and distant family, that drove her to believe her life was no longer worth living. She said 'people get on with their lives' and while she hadn't found a husband, nor had children, she felt increasingly isolated. 'I was essentially very alone,' Ms Wilson added. 'My anxiety brought me to a point where I couldn't quite see the existential point of continuing' 'I couldn't see a light at the end of the tunnel,' she added. Ms Wilson said while she struggled through her younger years she has recently 'found some peace with it.' In Ms Wilson's eyes, depression and anxiety are intrinsically linked. She thinks we need to acknowledge this link to be better equipped to tackle the increasing rate of Australian women who are being negatively affected by stress and anxiety. Ms Wilson said while she now accepts she is an 'anxious person', when she was younger she watched everybody else coping and felt like she had 'missed out on a guide book to life' Ms Wilson said while she now accepts she is an 'anxious person', when she was younger she watched everybody else coping and felt like she had 'missed out on a guide book to life'. Ms Wilson said anxiety is quickly becoming the 'new depression'. Beyond Blue report that one in three Australian women will experience anxiety in their lifetime, and although depression and anxiety are two different conditions, one can often lead to the other. If you or someone you know needs help, don't hesitate to contact Beyondblue on 1300 224 636 or Lifeline 13 11 14."}], "metadata": {"id": "bf3696db6d1fcd09f85921465d4ac140d513707c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Sarah Wilson admitted anxiety drove her to think about taking her own life .\nMs Wilson has suffered from anxiety since she was a young girl .\nAnxiety, stress,\u00a0loneliness\u00a0and a thyroid disease made her feel worthless .\nOne in three Australian women will experience anxiety in their lifetime .\nMs Wilson said anxiety is quickly becoming the 'new depression'"}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)The first trailer for a documentary on the life and music of late British singer Amy Winehouse was released Thursday. The teaser for \"Amy: The Girl Behind the Name,\" set for UK release on July 3, features early footage of Winehouse talking about how her music career was born and where she believed she was headed. \"Singing has always been important to me, but I never thought, 'I'll end up singing' or 'I'll be a singer,' \" Winehouse said. \"I felt like I had nothing new that was coming out at the time that really represented me or the way I felt, so, you know, I just started writing.\" Winehouse, known for her bluesy voice, bouffant hairdo and numerous tattoos, struggled publicly with drugs and alcohol during a career in which she recorded two albums and won six Grammys (one posthumous). She died from alcohol poisoning at the age of 27 on July 23, 2011. Her biggest hit, \"Rehab,\" chronicled the efforts of those around her to get her to submit to substance abuse treatment. \"Amy\" seeks to \"truly capture not just the great artist that she was, but also the funny and loving person that most people didn't get a chance to know,\" the filmmakers said on Facebook after announcing the film in 2013. Amy Winehouse documentary gets UK release date . The trailer conveys Winehouse's ambivalence about fame. \"I'm not a girl trying to be a star or trying to be anything other than a musician,\" she says. \"I don't think I'm gonna be at all famous,\" Winehouse tells an interviewer early in her career. \"I don't think I could handle it. I would probably go mad. Do you know what I mean? I would go mad.\" A life cut short: Remembering the tragedy of Amy Winehouse . Unlike an earlier look at the singer's life, 2013's \"Fallen Star,\" the documentary has been endorsed by Winehouse's family. It will feature \"extensive unseen archive footage and previously unheard tracks,\" Deadline reported. The team behind the new film includes Asif Kapadia, director of the documentary \"Senna,\" on the life of Brazilian Formula 1 racer Ayrton Senna. The film won two BAFTA awards. \"The award-winning producers of Senna presented a vision that would look at Amy's story sensitively, honestly and without sensationalising her,\" the family statement said. \"We want this to be a tribute to her musical legacy.\"' A U.S. release date for the film has yet to be announced. CNN's Michael Pearson contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)The first trailer for a documentary on the life and music of late British singer Amy Winehouse was released Thursday. The teaser for \"Amy: The Girl Behind the Name,\" set for UK release on July 3, features early footage of Winehouse talking about how her music career was born and where she believed she was headed. \"Singing has always been important to me, but I never thought, 'I'll end up singing' or 'I'll be a singer,' \" Winehouse said. \"I felt like I had nothing new that was coming out at the time that really represented me or the way I felt, so, you know, I just started writing.\" Winehouse, known for her bluesy voice, bouffant hairdo and numerous tattoos, struggled publicly with drugs and alcohol during a career in which she recorded two albums and won six Grammys (one posthumous). She died from alcohol poisoning at the age of 27 on July 23, 2011. Her biggest hit, \"Rehab,\" chronicled the efforts of those around her to get her to submit to substance abuse treatment. \"Amy\" seeks to \"truly capture not just the great artist that she was, but also the funny and loving person that most people didn't get a chance to know,\" the filmmakers said on Facebook after announcing the film in 2013. Amy Winehouse documentary gets UK release date . The trailer conveys Winehouse's ambivalence about fame. \"I'm not a girl trying to be a star or trying to be anything other than a musician,\" she says. \"I don't think I'm gonna be at all famous,\" Winehouse tells an interviewer early in her career. \"I don't think I could handle it. I would probably go mad. Do you know what I mean? I would go mad.\" A life cut short: Remembering the tragedy of Amy Winehouse . Unlike an earlier look at the singer's life, 2013's \"Fallen Star,\" the documentary has been endorsed by Winehouse's family. It will feature \"extensive unseen archive footage and previously unheard tracks,\" Deadline reported. The team behind the new film includes Asif Kapadia, director of the documentary \"Senna,\" on the life of Brazilian Formula 1 racer Ayrton Senna. The film won two BAFTA awards. \"The award-winning producers of Senna presented a vision that would look at Amy's story sensitively, honestly and without sensationalising her,\" the family statement said. \"We want this to be a tribute to her musical legacy.\"' A U.S. release date for the film has yet to be announced. CNN's Michael Pearson contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "4ece348e2122eb3fc1503d0fb35a86d05935f994", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "\"Amy\" features archival footage of the singer and original music tracks .\n\"Amy\" seeks to \"truly capture not just the great artist that she was,\" filmmakers say .\nWinehouse, who died at 27, said fame would probably drive her \"mad\""}}
{"prompt": "A newlywed has died of cancer while on a honeymoon road trip just weeks after his wedding. John Sims, who had Burkitt's Lymphoma, died on Saturday, with his new wife\u00a0Lindsey Sims by his side. The pair married March 21 at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, after John, who was to turn 31 tomorrow, was told his cancer was terminal. John Sims, who had Burkitt's Lymphoma died on Saturday, with his new wife Lindsey Sims by his side.\u00a0The pair married March 21 at MD Anderson Cancer Center after John, who was to turn 31 tomorrow, was told his cancer, was terminal . After the wedding they set off on a a cross-country road trip last week, hoping to make it to visit John's friend Dave in Oregon. 'We've driven through the mountains, we've been in snow. We've been in the Rocky Canyons, we've seen waterfalls,' said Lindsey, 29. But their journey came to an end when John's condition worsened and they had to go to a hospice in Grand Junction, Colorado. Their journey came to an end when John's condition worsened and they had to go to a hospice in Grand Junction, Colorado . When John died his new wife sat by his side, holding his hand. 'This world will be a much sadder place without John in it,' Lindsey told KHOU11 News. 'The biggest thing that John would want to take away is that there is still love out there,' said Lindsey. Burkitt\u2019s lymphoma is a relatively rare and aggressive form of non-Hodgkin\u2019s lymphoma. It affects  lymphocytes - a type of white blood cell - which are found in the blood and in lymph glands. Lymphoma is a disease where lymphocyte B-cells grow in an uncontrolled way. Patients with the cancer experience a swelling in the lymph nodes. If Burkitts lymphoma is in the chest or throat, people can have difficulty swallowing or breathing, whereas if it appears as a lump in the abdomen, it can cause pain, swelling, nausea and diarrhoea. 'Everyone deserves to be loved. You love selflessly, you love with everything you have and he's done that and I've done that and it's made for an incredible story. Something that I will cherish forever.' The pair, began dating in January 2013 after meeting online. But six months into their relationship, John was was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma. It is a cancer of the lymphatic system, which is part of the body's immune system, made up of organs such as the bone marrow and lymph nodes. The rapidly growing cancer started in his leg, but had recently spread to his brain. But after being told the outlook was now bleak, the pair got married at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, where John was receiving treatment. 'My love for you is eternal,' John told his bride in their wedding vows. Lindsey, who has a young daughter from a previous relationship, quit her job as a restaurant manager to help look after John. John set up a JustGiving page to help with his funeral costs and support his new wife and mother. Lindsey, who has a young daughter from a previous relationship, quit her job as a restaurant manager to help look after John . 'My love for you is eternal,' John told his bride in their wedding vows .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA newlywed has died of cancer while on a honeymoon road trip just weeks after his wedding. John Sims, who had Burkitt's Lymphoma, died on Saturday, with his new wife\u00a0Lindsey Sims by his side. The pair married March 21 at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, after John, who was to turn 31 tomorrow, was told his cancer was terminal. John Sims, who had Burkitt's Lymphoma died on Saturday, with his new wife Lindsey Sims by his side.\u00a0The pair married March 21 at MD Anderson Cancer Center after John, who was to turn 31 tomorrow, was told his cancer, was terminal . After the wedding they set off on a a cross-country road trip last week, hoping to make it to visit John's friend Dave in Oregon. 'We've driven through the mountains, we've been in snow. We've been in the Rocky Canyons, we've seen waterfalls,' said Lindsey, 29. But their journey came to an end when John's condition worsened and they had to go to a hospice in Grand Junction, Colorado. Their journey came to an end when John's condition worsened and they had to go to a hospice in Grand Junction, Colorado . When John died his new wife sat by his side, holding his hand. 'This world will be a much sadder place without John in it,' Lindsey told KHOU11 News. 'The biggest thing that John would want to take away is that there is still love out there,' said Lindsey. Burkitt\u2019s lymphoma is a relatively rare and aggressive form of non-Hodgkin\u2019s lymphoma. It affects  lymphocytes - a type of white blood cell - which are found in the blood and in lymph glands. Lymphoma is a disease where lymphocyte B-cells grow in an uncontrolled way. Patients with the cancer experience a swelling in the lymph nodes. If Burkitts lymphoma is in the chest or throat, people can have difficulty swallowing or breathing, whereas if it appears as a lump in the abdomen, it can cause pain, swelling, nausea and diarrhoea. 'Everyone deserves to be loved. You love selflessly, you love with everything you have and he's done that and I've done that and it's made for an incredible story. Something that I will cherish forever.' The pair, began dating in January 2013 after meeting online. But six months into their relationship, John was was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma. It is a cancer of the lymphatic system, which is part of the body's immune system, made up of organs such as the bone marrow and lymph nodes. The rapidly growing cancer started in his leg, but had recently spread to his brain. But after being told the outlook was now bleak, the pair got married at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, where John was receiving treatment. 'My love for you is eternal,' John told his bride in their wedding vows. Lindsey, who has a young daughter from a previous relationship, quit her job as a restaurant manager to help look after John. John set up a JustGiving page to help with his funeral costs and support his new wife and mother. Lindsey, who has a young daughter from a previous relationship, quit her job as a restaurant manager to help look after John . 'My love for you is eternal,' John told his bride in their wedding vows ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c76689456391bf2c912c64e544af6812a5dd8fb4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "John Sims, who had Burkitt's Lymphoma, died on Saturday with his new wife Lindsey Sims by his side .\nThe pair married March 21 at MD Anderson Cancer Center .\nThey were on a roadtrip across the state when John's condition worsened ."}}
{"prompt": "Ukip figures insist the party would carry on if Nigel Farage left, and that there are future leaders waiting to 'put their hats in the ring'. Mr Farage has vowed he would stand down as leader if he fails to win the parliamentary seat he is contesting in Thanet South. A private poll, paid for by a Ukip donor but carried out by experts ComRes put the Conservatives on course to retain the seat by a small margin. UKIP MEP Diane James (right) has insisted the party would carry on if Nigel Farage failed to become an MP . But Diane James, an MEP and the party's justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted the show would go on without him and that Ukip was 'not at all' a one-man band. She said: 'Nigel stated categorically a few weeks ago that if he were not to be elected to the House of Commons he would stand down, that's fact. 'We've got a very, very high-calibre of individuals within Ukip\u2026 There are people there waiting. When the leadership race is announced then I'm sure individuals will put their hats into the ring.' Miss James who recently stood down as a parliamentary candidate for family reasons, said she had said she 'no aspirations' to lead Ukip, but named three possible successors to Mr Farage \u2013 deputy leader Paul Nuttall, economics spokesman Patrick O'Flynn and deputy chairman Suzanne Evans, who are all standing as MPs in May. The poll put the Conservatives on 31 per cent, Ukip on 30 per cent and Labour on 29 per cent in the seat, where Tory MP Laura Sandys \u2013 a moderate, pro-European - is standing down. The Labour vote has shot up in the past month triggering fears in Ukip that Mr Farage could finish in third place. A poll in February, heavily publicised by Ukip, put him on course to win. Ms James named Ukip MEP Patrick O'Flynn, MP Douglas Carswell and deputy chair Suzanne Evans as potential future leaders . Mr Farage said in his recent autobiography: 'The consequences of me failing to secure a seat for myself in the Commons would be significant for me and the party. It is frankly just not credible for me to continue to lead the party without a Westminster seat of my own. 'Am I supposed to brief Ukip policy from the Westminster Arms pub? No \u2013 if I fail to win South Thanet, it is curtains for me. I will have to step down.' The Ukip vote across the country has dropped in recent months, having shot up after they topped the poll in last year's European elections. Pundits now predict it will win a maximum of five seats in Westminster including that of Tory defector Douglas Carswell in Clacton, Essex. At least six Tory MPs will defect to Ukip if David Cameron tries to form another coalition with the Liberal Democrats, Nigel Farage has claimed. The Ukip leader said many Tory backbenchers will rebell if there is another power-sharing deal with Nick Clegg. He told Mr Farage told Sunday Times that he had had conversations with 'more than a handful' of Tories about joining Ukip if the Prime Minister caves into Lib Dem demands on the terms of an EU referendum. Mr Farage said the possible defections were 'potentially very exciting stuff'. He said: 'If Cameron comes back as prime minister in a coalition deal with Clegg and the terms of the referendum are on Clegg lines, not Farage lines, then you may very well see a more serious fracture in the Conservative party than you've seen thus far. 'There is the potential in the next parliament, if there are a decent number of Ukip MPs, that resolve could be stiffened all round.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nUkip figures insist the party would carry on if Nigel Farage left, and that there are future leaders waiting to 'put their hats in the ring'. Mr Farage has vowed he would stand down as leader if he fails to win the parliamentary seat he is contesting in Thanet South. A private poll, paid for by a Ukip donor but carried out by experts ComRes put the Conservatives on course to retain the seat by a small margin. UKIP MEP Diane James (right) has insisted the party would carry on if Nigel Farage failed to become an MP . But Diane James, an MEP and the party's justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted the show would go on without him and that Ukip was 'not at all' a one-man band. She said: 'Nigel stated categorically a few weeks ago that if he were not to be elected to the House of Commons he would stand down, that's fact. 'We've got a very, very high-calibre of individuals within Ukip\u2026 There are people there waiting. When the leadership race is announced then I'm sure individuals will put their hats into the ring.' Miss James who recently stood down as a parliamentary candidate for family reasons, said she had said she 'no aspirations' to lead Ukip, but named three possible successors to Mr Farage \u2013 deputy leader Paul Nuttall, economics spokesman Patrick O'Flynn and deputy chairman Suzanne Evans, who are all standing as MPs in May. The poll put the Conservatives on 31 per cent, Ukip on 30 per cent and Labour on 29 per cent in the seat, where Tory MP Laura Sandys \u2013 a moderate, pro-European - is standing down. The Labour vote has shot up in the past month triggering fears in Ukip that Mr Farage could finish in third place. A poll in February, heavily publicised by Ukip, put him on course to win. Ms James named Ukip MEP Patrick O'Flynn, MP Douglas Carswell and deputy chair Suzanne Evans as potential future leaders . Mr Farage said in his recent autobiography: 'The consequences of me failing to secure a seat for myself in the Commons would be significant for me and the party. It is frankly just not credible for me to continue to lead the party without a Westminster seat of my own. 'Am I supposed to brief Ukip policy from the Westminster Arms pub? No \u2013 if I fail to win South Thanet, it is curtains for me. I will have to step down.' The Ukip vote across the country has dropped in recent months, having shot up after they topped the poll in last year's European elections. Pundits now predict it will win a maximum of five seats in Westminster including that of Tory defector Douglas Carswell in Clacton, Essex. At least six Tory MPs will defect to Ukip if David Cameron tries to form another coalition with the Liberal Democrats, Nigel Farage has claimed. The Ukip leader said many Tory backbenchers will rebell if there is another power-sharing deal with Nick Clegg. He told Mr Farage told Sunday Times that he had had conversations with 'more than a handful' of Tories about joining Ukip if the Prime Minister caves into Lib Dem demands on the terms of an EU referendum. Mr Farage said the possible defections were 'potentially very exciting stuff'. He said: 'If Cameron comes back as prime minister in a coalition deal with Clegg and the terms of the referendum are on Clegg lines, not Farage lines, then you may very well see a more serious fracture in the Conservative party than you've seen thus far. 'There is the potential in the next parliament, if there are a decent number of Ukip MPs, that resolve could be stiffened all round.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "bb66e48c6b78aee6a8a5222cc258c11e0f8c9842", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Nigel Farage has vowed to stand down if he loses in Thanet South .\nA private poll by Ukip has put the Tories on course to retain the seat .\nBut Ukip figures insist the party would carry on if Mr Farage left .\nMEP Diane James said 'there are people there waiting' to take over ."}}
{"prompt": "It was good while it lasted. Starbucks announced late Friday night that a computer outage that affected registers at 8,000 stores in the US and Canada, prompting baristas to give away free drinks, has now been resolved. The global coffeehouse chain said in an update on its site that stores are expected to open for 'business as usual' Saturday. The company said earlier the outage affected 7,000 stores in the US and 1,000 in Canada. It did not explain exactly what caused the outage, which began in the early evening on the East Coast and in the late afternoon on the West Coast. Scroll down for video . No coffee here: A Starbucks store closes Friday in Phoenix because of computer issues. Starbucks says a sales register computer glitch has disrupted sales at company-operated stores in the US and Canada . It's free! A nationwide shutdown of Starbucks' computer system Friday evening prompted baristas to give away free coffee . Excited Twitter users spread the word about the giveaway, sharing photos of the free-of-charge drinks . Happy customer: User Joshua Decker praised the fine service at a Starbucks store in Redmond, Washington while posing with his free beverages . Store No. 1: There were plenty of satisfied customers at Starbucks' first-ever store in Seattle . The company offered free drinks and baked goods to customers before saying stores that had not already closed for the evening Friday were closing early. Earlier in the day, a young barrista named Jaleel working at a Starbucks coffeehouse on 8th Street in Manhattan told Daily Mail their system went down at around 7.30pm. The computer glitch prevented staff from accepting credit cards or ringing up sales, but Starbucks workers at the East Village location were still accepting cash. Some people who were standing in line at around 8.30pm had their wallets in hand. At one point, Jaleel walked up to a middle-age man waiting to get his coffee and let him know that their system was down and they were unable to take credit cards. In response, the customer flashed several folded banknotes. Starbucks released a statement on its website saying the company is aware of the point-of-sale register outage in the US and Canada. Greed is good: This giddy Starbucks patron took full advantage of Friday's one-of-a-kind giveaway . Get it while it's free: For some fans of the popular coffeehouse chain, the joy proved short-lived. According to Twitter users, many Starbucks locations around the country closed their doors so as not to give away free products during the shutdown . 'We are actively working to resolve the outage and our stores will remain open and continue to serve our customers,' the statement read. 'The outage was caused by a failure during a daily system refresh. We apologize to our customers for any inconvenience or confusion and will update this statement once systems are back online. This outage also affects our Evolution Fresh and Teavana stores.' Twitter immediately lit up with messages from giddy Starbucks customers spreading the word about the impromptu coffee giveaway and sharing photos of their free-of-charge Frappuccinos, venti mochas and soy lattes. 'Got myself a breakfast sandwich & iced tea at #Starbucks for free just now to be fair, I did pay for a drink earlier this afternoon,' boasted user Karen Chu, from Los Angeles. Another LA resident by the moniker @octopuscandy bragged: 'Starbucks systems are down so I got my drink for free. Seems like all Starbucks are doing this. Be sure to tip the barista!' Twitter user iamgrant quipped: 'Who wants to go to Starbucks with me tonight? I'll buy.' But for some fans of the popular coffeehouse chain, the joy proved short-lived. Fans of the global coffeehouse chain expressed their gratitude for Friday's freebies on social media . Seattle TV reporter Alison Morrow took this photo of a throng of tourists swarming the Pike Place Starbucks location . According to reports from around the country, many Starbucks locations in places like Florida, Tennessee and Arizona closed their doors so as not to give away free products during the shutdown. The potentially costly tech snafu comes just one day after the Seattle-based global coffeehouse chain, which had 21,366 locations in 65 countries last year, posted record quarterly earnings\u00a0with net revenues of $4.6billion. On Friday,\u00a0Starbucks shares gained 4.4 pe rcent to $51.50 following the impressive quarterly results. Good news, bad news:\u00a0The tech snafu comes just one day after the Seattle-based global coffeehouse chain, led by CEO Howard Schultz (pictured), posted record quarterly earnings with net revenues of $4.6billion .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt was good while it lasted. Starbucks announced late Friday night that a computer outage that affected registers at 8,000 stores in the US and Canada, prompting baristas to give away free drinks, has now been resolved. The global coffeehouse chain said in an update on its site that stores are expected to open for 'business as usual' Saturday. The company said earlier the outage affected 7,000 stores in the US and 1,000 in Canada. It did not explain exactly what caused the outage, which began in the early evening on the East Coast and in the late afternoon on the West Coast. Scroll down for video . No coffee here: A Starbucks store closes Friday in Phoenix because of computer issues. Starbucks says a sales register computer glitch has disrupted sales at company-operated stores in the US and Canada . It's free! A nationwide shutdown of Starbucks' computer system Friday evening prompted baristas to give away free coffee . Excited Twitter users spread the word about the giveaway, sharing photos of the free-of-charge drinks . Happy customer: User Joshua Decker praised the fine service at a Starbucks store in Redmond, Washington while posing with his free beverages . Store No. 1: There were plenty of satisfied customers at Starbucks' first-ever store in Seattle . The company offered free drinks and baked goods to customers before saying stores that had not already closed for the evening Friday were closing early. Earlier in the day, a young barrista named Jaleel working at a Starbucks coffeehouse on 8th Street in Manhattan told Daily Mail their system went down at around 7.30pm. The computer glitch prevented staff from accepting credit cards or ringing up sales, but Starbucks workers at the East Village location were still accepting cash. Some people who were standing in line at around 8.30pm had their wallets in hand. At one point, Jaleel walked up to a middle-age man waiting to get his coffee and let him know that their system was down and they were unable to take credit cards. In response, the customer flashed several folded banknotes. Starbucks released a statement on its website saying the company is aware of the point-of-sale register outage in the US and Canada. Greed is good: This giddy Starbucks patron took full advantage of Friday's one-of-a-kind giveaway . Get it while it's free: For some fans of the popular coffeehouse chain, the joy proved short-lived. According to Twitter users, many Starbucks locations around the country closed their doors so as not to give away free products during the shutdown . 'We are actively working to resolve the outage and our stores will remain open and continue to serve our customers,' the statement read. 'The outage was caused by a failure during a daily system refresh. We apologize to our customers for any inconvenience or confusion and will update this statement once systems are back online. This outage also affects our Evolution Fresh and Teavana stores.' Twitter immediately lit up with messages from giddy Starbucks customers spreading the word about the impromptu coffee giveaway and sharing photos of their free-of-charge Frappuccinos, venti mochas and soy lattes. 'Got myself a breakfast sandwich & iced tea at #Starbucks for free just now to be fair, I did pay for a drink earlier this afternoon,' boasted user Karen Chu, from Los Angeles. Another LA resident by the moniker @octopuscandy bragged: 'Starbucks systems are down so I got my drink for free. Seems like all Starbucks are doing this. Be sure to tip the barista!' Twitter user iamgrant quipped: 'Who wants to go to Starbucks with me tonight? I'll buy.' But for some fans of the popular coffeehouse chain, the joy proved short-lived. Fans of the global coffeehouse chain expressed their gratitude for Friday's freebies on social media . Seattle TV reporter Alison Morrow took this photo of a throng of tourists swarming the Pike Place Starbucks location . According to reports from around the country, many Starbucks locations in places like Florida, Tennessee and Arizona closed their doors so as not to give away free products during the shutdown. The potentially costly tech snafu comes just one day after the Seattle-based global coffeehouse chain, which had 21,366 locations in 65 countries last year, posted record quarterly earnings\u00a0with net revenues of $4.6billion. On Friday,\u00a0Starbucks shares gained 4.4 pe rcent to $51.50 following the impressive quarterly results. Good news, bad news:\u00a0The tech snafu comes just one day after the Seattle-based global coffeehouse chain, led by CEO Howard Schultz (pictured), posted record quarterly earnings with net revenues of $4.6billion ."}], "metadata": {"id": "3319b6c88181b08026a45d9c1755e0958ff53bc6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Point-of-sale shutdown is effecting 8,000 Starbucks locations in US and Canada .\nCompany said in statement glitch was caused by a failure during a daily system refresh .\nGlitch also affected Starbucks' Evolution Fresh and Teavana stores .\nMany Starbucks locations closed their doors so as not to give away free drinks .\nCoffeehouse chain said in update on its site stores are expected to open for 'business as usual' Saturday ."}}
{"prompt": "Reality star Joey Essex has claimed to be all at sea when it comes to knowing about politics. So he joined Nigel Farage on a boat trip in Grimsby this morning to try and understand his general election plans. Before boarding the boat, Essex told reporters that the only thing he knew about the party leader was he is a 'really, really reem guy'. Mr Farage quipped: 'I think that's good... I'm not sure.' As the stunt took a bizarre twist, the Ukip leader hailed the TV star as an 'icon of youth'. Scroll down for video . TOWIE star Joey Essex today met Ukip leader Nigel Farage in Grimsby as part of his project to find out about the election . Essex told reporters the Ukip leader is a 'really, really reem guy' before boarding a boat and heading out to sea . Essex is speaking to the leaders of the four major political parties for the first episode of his ITV2 mini-series Educating Joey Essex, to be aired later this month. The TV star told Mr Farage: '\u200eBasically I don't really understand much about political life and I'm trying to show the youth it's good to vote.' Mr Farage said\u200e: 'What I'm going to try do is give you my opinions, which you'll either love or hate.' He later\u00a0told BBC News: 'Over half the young people in Britain don't vote at all. 'If some of the icons of youth like Joey here can actually look at this, spend a bit of time, understand this, and inform an opinion, perhaps you'll get more young people voting.' The Ukip leader chose the nautical setting for his one-on-one with the 24-year-old star of The Only Way Is Essex as they both have fishing connections. Mr Farage is a keen angler and has a monthly column in a sea fishing magazine. Essex, who famously admitted on TV that he cannot tell the time, used to work at Billingsgate fish market.\u00a0Essex asked:\u200e 'Why are we in Grimsby?\u200e' The Ukip leader said: \u200e'It's symbolic of what's gone wrong, if we came here forty years ago there were thousands of men working here and a massive trawler fleet, it was the biggest fishing port in the country. 'We joined the European Union and now have to share all our fish with all the other countries.\u200e And what we're saying is let's take our country and our territorial waters back, let's get our fishing industry back.' In response, Essex said: 'Sick.' When Mr Farage added that he wanted a bigger British fishing industry, Essex added: 'Wicked.' Mr Farage said he was visiting Grimsby because he wanted to 'get our fishing industry back' Asked if he was going to explain what a vajazzle is to Mr Farage said: 'It's not my thing. You'd better ask a girl out of Towie for that' Asked if he was going to explain what a vajazzle is to Mr Farage said: 'It's not my thing. You'd better ask a girl out of Towie for that.' Essex talked to Mr Farage about working at Billingsgate fish marker. Asked what I thought of Mr Farage, Essex said: 'He's a really, really reem guy.' Mr Farage said: 'I think that's good, I'm not sure. Reem? Interesting. What does that mean?' Essex explained: 'It means cool, wicked, sick.' Mr Farage recently revealed he has a secret nocturnal passion for fishing alone on the Kent coast. He said: 'One thing I can fit in to my working life is shore fishing because I can do it at night. 'I might have had a busy day in London, but I might nip down to the coast and have three or four hours through to the early hours of the morning fishing.' Mr Farage added that it's his way of staying sane amid the relentless pressures of modern politics and that sleep is a waste of time. Mr Farage is a keen angler and has a monthly column in a sea fishing magazine. He recently revealed he has a secret nocturnal passion for fishing alone on the Kent coast.\u00a0Essex, who famously admitted on TV that he cannot tell the time, used to work at Billingsgate fish market. Essex found fame on the ITV show The Only Way Is Essex, which was responsible for popularising the 'vajazzle'. The beauty treatment involves women having plastic gem stones being stuck onto the skin near very personal parts of the body.\u00a0The programme's stars are also well-known for their love of fake tans. Mr Farage said he was looking forward to meeting Essex, but asked if he had ever watched The Only Way Is Essex, he said: 'I have to confess no.' He added that he watched no television programmes. The Ukip leader said he did not know what a vajazzle is, adding: 'No I haven't a clue.' When asked if he had ever had a fake tan, he said: 'Do you know something, it's one of the things I've not got round to.\u200e' Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg posed for a selfie with Essex after explaining to the reality star that his party is not called the\u00a0'Liberal Demo-cats' At the weekend Essex attended a Labour party rally at Parr Hall in Warrington, where he met party leader Ed Miliband . Essex asked David Cameron a question via Heat magazine last week and also held a meeting with Ed Miliband. When he joined Nick Clegg on the campaign trail he mistakenly thought he was leader of the 'Liberal Demo-cats'. Mr Clegg also had to explain that he was not called 'Mr Leg'.\u00a0When Mr Clegg explained that he had been Deputy PM for five years, Essex told him he was 'sick' - slang for good. After being told the Liberal Democrats was 'a long word, innit?', Mr Clegg - who has never watched TOWIE - simply nodded politely.\u00a0The interview ended with the pair having a selfie together.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nReality star Joey Essex has claimed to be all at sea when it comes to knowing about politics. So he joined Nigel Farage on a boat trip in Grimsby this morning to try and understand his general election plans. Before boarding the boat, Essex told reporters that the only thing he knew about the party leader was he is a 'really, really reem guy'. Mr Farage quipped: 'I think that's good... I'm not sure.' As the stunt took a bizarre twist, the Ukip leader hailed the TV star as an 'icon of youth'. Scroll down for video . TOWIE star Joey Essex today met Ukip leader Nigel Farage in Grimsby as part of his project to find out about the election . Essex told reporters the Ukip leader is a 'really, really reem guy' before boarding a boat and heading out to sea . Essex is speaking to the leaders of the four major political parties for the first episode of his ITV2 mini-series Educating Joey Essex, to be aired later this month. The TV star told Mr Farage: '\u200eBasically I don't really understand much about political life and I'm trying to show the youth it's good to vote.' Mr Farage said\u200e: 'What I'm going to try do is give you my opinions, which you'll either love or hate.' He later\u00a0told BBC News: 'Over half the young people in Britain don't vote at all. 'If some of the icons of youth like Joey here can actually look at this, spend a bit of time, understand this, and inform an opinion, perhaps you'll get more young people voting.' The Ukip leader chose the nautical setting for his one-on-one with the 24-year-old star of The Only Way Is Essex as they both have fishing connections. Mr Farage is a keen angler and has a monthly column in a sea fishing magazine. Essex, who famously admitted on TV that he cannot tell the time, used to work at Billingsgate fish market.\u00a0Essex asked:\u200e 'Why are we in Grimsby?\u200e' The Ukip leader said: \u200e'It's symbolic of what's gone wrong, if we came here forty years ago there were thousands of men working here and a massive trawler fleet, it was the biggest fishing port in the country. 'We joined the European Union and now have to share all our fish with all the other countries.\u200e And what we're saying is let's take our country and our territorial waters back, let's get our fishing industry back.' In response, Essex said: 'Sick.' When Mr Farage added that he wanted a bigger British fishing industry, Essex added: 'Wicked.' Mr Farage said he was visiting Grimsby because he wanted to 'get our fishing industry back' Asked if he was going to explain what a vajazzle is to Mr Farage said: 'It's not my thing. You'd better ask a girl out of Towie for that' Asked if he was going to explain what a vajazzle is to Mr Farage said: 'It's not my thing. You'd better ask a girl out of Towie for that.' Essex talked to Mr Farage about working at Billingsgate fish marker. Asked what I thought of Mr Farage, Essex said: 'He's a really, really reem guy.' Mr Farage said: 'I think that's good, I'm not sure. Reem? Interesting. What does that mean?' Essex explained: 'It means cool, wicked, sick.' Mr Farage recently revealed he has a secret nocturnal passion for fishing alone on the Kent coast. He said: 'One thing I can fit in to my working life is shore fishing because I can do it at night. 'I might have had a busy day in London, but I might nip down to the coast and have three or four hours through to the early hours of the morning fishing.' Mr Farage added that it's his way of staying sane amid the relentless pressures of modern politics and that sleep is a waste of time. Mr Farage is a keen angler and has a monthly column in a sea fishing magazine. He recently revealed he has a secret nocturnal passion for fishing alone on the Kent coast.\u00a0Essex, who famously admitted on TV that he cannot tell the time, used to work at Billingsgate fish market. Essex found fame on the ITV show The Only Way Is Essex, which was responsible for popularising the 'vajazzle'. The beauty treatment involves women having plastic gem stones being stuck onto the skin near very personal parts of the body.\u00a0The programme's stars are also well-known for their love of fake tans. Mr Farage said he was looking forward to meeting Essex, but asked if he had ever watched The Only Way Is Essex, he said: 'I have to confess no.' He added that he watched no television programmes. The Ukip leader said he did not know what a vajazzle is, adding: 'No I haven't a clue.' When asked if he had ever had a fake tan, he said: 'Do you know something, it's one of the things I've not got round to.\u200e' Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg posed for a selfie with Essex after explaining to the reality star that his party is not called the\u00a0'Liberal Demo-cats' At the weekend Essex attended a Labour party rally at Parr Hall in Warrington, where he met party leader Ed Miliband . Essex asked David Cameron a question via Heat magazine last week and also held a meeting with Ed Miliband. When he joined Nick Clegg on the campaign trail he mistakenly thought he was leader of the 'Liberal Demo-cats'. Mr Clegg also had to explain that he was not called 'Mr Leg'.\u00a0When Mr Clegg explained that he had been Deputy PM for five years, Essex told him he was 'sick' - slang for good. After being told the Liberal Democrats was 'a long word, innit?', Mr Clegg - who has never watched TOWIE - simply nodded politely.\u00a0The interview ended with the pair having a selfie together."}], "metadata": {"id": "5b3cb6cf87e5e8746d5048c4b1dbd4cfefd42eac", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Reality TV star is meeting party leaders to try to understand the election .\nEssex boarded a boat after telling reporters he 'likes fish and stuff'\nFarage is a keen angler and Essex used to work at Billingsgate fish market .\nUkip leader 'hasn't a clue' what a\u00a0vajazzle is and has never had a fake tan ."}}
{"prompt": "One Direction star Niall Horan has led the tributes to BBC broadcaster Colin Bloomfield who has died from skin cancer, aged just 33. Bloomfield, who worked at BBC Radio Derby for 10 years as a presenter, reporter and Derby County commentator, died at a hospice near his hometown of Shrewsbury yesterday morning. Fellow broadcasters have paid tribute to the 'perfect colleague' and \u2018consummate professional\u2019 whose positive outlook on life made him such a popular figure. And Derby County supporter Niall Horan, who is one quarter of boyband One Direction, has also described Bloomfield as a \u2018super great guy and great commentator\u2019. Hugely popular BBC Derby broadcaster Colin Bloomfield has died aged 33 after battling skin cancer . One Direction star and Derby County supporter Niall Horan (pictured together) was among the first to pay tribute to Bloomfield, who passed away yesterday at a hospice in Shrewsbury following a battle with cancer . The star, who has met Bloomfield several times, said on Twitter: 'Sad to hear to hear of the passing of Colin Bloomfield. He was a super great guy and great commentator. 'And had a huge passion for Derby county, he will be sadly missed around the ground, condolences to his family and friends.' Bloomfield lost his battle with cancer after it spread around his body from a cancerous mole. The malignant melanoma was removed from his leg 10 years ago but returned in 2013 and last year he was given only months to live. Heartbroken colleagues paid tribute to the talented broadcaster following the news he had passed away at 7.05am yesterday. Radio Derby's editor Simon Cornes said: 'Reporter, producer, commentator, presenter - Colin was all of those. 'You're lucky in radio if you're good at one of these things but Colin's talent was a rare one and he was extraordinarily accomplished at all of them. He made it seem easy. We know it isn't. 'If you were designing the perfect colleague you'd come up with Colin. His modesty was disarming but it was his warmth and his positive attitude to life that made him so popular with everyone at Radio Derby. 'We've lost our friend but it's a mark of the man that so many of our listeners feel they've lost their friend too. All of us are going to miss him dreadfully.' Bloomfield (pictured with fellow broadcasters Ant and Dec) died early yesterday morning at the age of 33 . Dozens left emotional tributes to Bloomfield on Twitter last night, including Niall Horan from One Direction, Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and glamour model  Maria Fowler . Derby County spokesman Colin Gibson, who had worked with Bloomfield at BBC Radio Derby, said: 'As a broadcaster he was the consummate professional. 'He could be - at one time - eulogising about what was happening at Neighbours and the next turn he'd being interviewing the prime minister and he would do them both brilliantly. He could really turn his hand to anything. 'His bravery during his fight with cancer had to be admired, preferring always to talk about the Rams or his beloved Shrewsbury Town rather than the pain he was going through.' Derby County president Sam Rush said: 'He will be sadly missed by everyone at Derby County Football Club as we had a tremendous working relationship with him. 'He can only be described as an inspirational individual and both a wonderful and humble young man.' At Derby's match away at Millwall yesterday that finished 3-3, Rams' supporters chanted his name, singing 'there's only one Colin Bloomfield'. And as Shrewsbury Town won promotion to League One after beating Cheltenham Town 1-0, the Shrewsbury players revealed t-shirts paying tribute to Bloomfield. Posting the tribute on its official Twitter page later, the club accompanied a picture of the players with: 'FOR THE FANS: Shrewsbury Town players don shirts with Colin Bloomfield and Lloyd Burton on!' Lloyd Burton, a young supporter of the club, also lost his battle with cancer this week. As Shrewsbury Town won promotion to League One after beating Cheltenham Town 1-0 yesterday, the Shrewsbury players revealed T-shirts paying tribute to Bloomfield and young supporter Lloyd Burton, who also passed away from cancer this week. The T-shirts read: 'For you Lloyd Burton and Chris Bloomfield' (pictured) Also paying tribute was fellow broadcaster Jake Humphrey, who wrote on Twitter: 'Devastated Colin Bloomfield has lost his fight. Ten minutes on the phone to him and you were walking on air all day.' Henry Winter, from the Daily Telegraph, added: 'RIP Colin Bloomfield. Hugely respected BBC football commentator and presenter. Only 33. Thoughts with his family, friends and colleagues.' And broadcaster Mike Sewell said: 'Extremely sad to hear that broadcaster Colin Bloomfield has passed away. Life is precious and at times cruelly short. RIP.' Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, manager of League Two side Burton Albion, wrote: 'I might add deeply saddened by the untimely death of the very popular BBC presenter Colin Bloomfield.' Maria Fowler, a glamour model and former The Only Way Is Essex star who grew up in Derby, also paid tribute to Bloomfield. In a series of messages, she said: 'I've just heard the news and am so so sad. Rest in Peace Colin Bloomfield. A truly brave and amazing man. You were amazing. I'm so sad. 'I'm so so sad. You were so brave Colin and now with the Angels. You will be so missed by everyone in Derby.' And Bloomfield's former colleague Jonno Baker wrote: 'Rest In Peace to my friend and the bravest man I've ever known. You were an incredible person.' Bloomfield (pictured) had set up a charity appeal prompted by his diagnosis which has so far raised \u00a360,000 . These were the last tweets written by Colin Bloomfield, who passed away at a hospice near Shrewsbury today . Bloomfield's most recent battle with melanoma started in September 2013, but he was no stranger to the disease having first encountered it in 2001. A cancerous mole was operated on and turned out to be a malignant melanoma. Five years later, in 2006, he was given the all-clear. But in May 2013, he discovered a lump on his groin. Since then he had been undergoing various treatments and initially that helped shrink some of the tumours in his brains and lungs. However, further scans in the last few weeks revealed the tumours in his brain were increasing in size and earlier this month, he went to a hospice near his home town of Shrewsbury. After a courageous fight, he lost his final battle at 7.05am yesterday morning. A charity appeal prompted by his diagnosis has so far raised  \u00a360,000 in just over two months. The money will be used to make hundreds of schools in Derbyshire and East Staffordshire 'sun safe', by educating youngsters about skin cancer prevention.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nOne Direction star Niall Horan has led the tributes to BBC broadcaster Colin Bloomfield who has died from skin cancer, aged just 33. Bloomfield, who worked at BBC Radio Derby for 10 years as a presenter, reporter and Derby County commentator, died at a hospice near his hometown of Shrewsbury yesterday morning. Fellow broadcasters have paid tribute to the 'perfect colleague' and \u2018consummate professional\u2019 whose positive outlook on life made him such a popular figure. And Derby County supporter Niall Horan, who is one quarter of boyband One Direction, has also described Bloomfield as a \u2018super great guy and great commentator\u2019. Hugely popular BBC Derby broadcaster Colin Bloomfield has died aged 33 after battling skin cancer . One Direction star and Derby County supporter Niall Horan (pictured together) was among the first to pay tribute to Bloomfield, who passed away yesterday at a hospice in Shrewsbury following a battle with cancer . The star, who has met Bloomfield several times, said on Twitter: 'Sad to hear to hear of the passing of Colin Bloomfield. He was a super great guy and great commentator. 'And had a huge passion for Derby county, he will be sadly missed around the ground, condolences to his family and friends.' Bloomfield lost his battle with cancer after it spread around his body from a cancerous mole. The malignant melanoma was removed from his leg 10 years ago but returned in 2013 and last year he was given only months to live. Heartbroken colleagues paid tribute to the talented broadcaster following the news he had passed away at 7.05am yesterday. Radio Derby's editor Simon Cornes said: 'Reporter, producer, commentator, presenter - Colin was all of those. 'You're lucky in radio if you're good at one of these things but Colin's talent was a rare one and he was extraordinarily accomplished at all of them. He made it seem easy. We know it isn't. 'If you were designing the perfect colleague you'd come up with Colin. His modesty was disarming but it was his warmth and his positive attitude to life that made him so popular with everyone at Radio Derby. 'We've lost our friend but it's a mark of the man that so many of our listeners feel they've lost their friend too. All of us are going to miss him dreadfully.' Bloomfield (pictured with fellow broadcasters Ant and Dec) died early yesterday morning at the age of 33 . Dozens left emotional tributes to Bloomfield on Twitter last night, including Niall Horan from One Direction, Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and glamour model  Maria Fowler . Derby County spokesman Colin Gibson, who had worked with Bloomfield at BBC Radio Derby, said: 'As a broadcaster he was the consummate professional. 'He could be - at one time - eulogising about what was happening at Neighbours and the next turn he'd being interviewing the prime minister and he would do them both brilliantly. He could really turn his hand to anything. 'His bravery during his fight with cancer had to be admired, preferring always to talk about the Rams or his beloved Shrewsbury Town rather than the pain he was going through.' Derby County president Sam Rush said: 'He will be sadly missed by everyone at Derby County Football Club as we had a tremendous working relationship with him. 'He can only be described as an inspirational individual and both a wonderful and humble young man.' At Derby's match away at Millwall yesterday that finished 3-3, Rams' supporters chanted his name, singing 'there's only one Colin Bloomfield'. And as Shrewsbury Town won promotion to League One after beating Cheltenham Town 1-0, the Shrewsbury players revealed t-shirts paying tribute to Bloomfield. Posting the tribute on its official Twitter page later, the club accompanied a picture of the players with: 'FOR THE FANS: Shrewsbury Town players don shirts with Colin Bloomfield and Lloyd Burton on!' Lloyd Burton, a young supporter of the club, also lost his battle with cancer this week. As Shrewsbury Town won promotion to League One after beating Cheltenham Town 1-0 yesterday, the Shrewsbury players revealed T-shirts paying tribute to Bloomfield and young supporter Lloyd Burton, who also passed away from cancer this week. The T-shirts read: 'For you Lloyd Burton and Chris Bloomfield' (pictured) Also paying tribute was fellow broadcaster Jake Humphrey, who wrote on Twitter: 'Devastated Colin Bloomfield has lost his fight. Ten minutes on the phone to him and you were walking on air all day.' Henry Winter, from the Daily Telegraph, added: 'RIP Colin Bloomfield. Hugely respected BBC football commentator and presenter. Only 33. Thoughts with his family, friends and colleagues.' And broadcaster Mike Sewell said: 'Extremely sad to hear that broadcaster Colin Bloomfield has passed away. Life is precious and at times cruelly short. RIP.' Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, manager of League Two side Burton Albion, wrote: 'I might add deeply saddened by the untimely death of the very popular BBC presenter Colin Bloomfield.' Maria Fowler, a glamour model and former The Only Way Is Essex star who grew up in Derby, also paid tribute to Bloomfield. In a series of messages, she said: 'I've just heard the news and am so so sad. Rest in Peace Colin Bloomfield. A truly brave and amazing man. You were amazing. I'm so sad. 'I'm so so sad. You were so brave Colin and now with the Angels. You will be so missed by everyone in Derby.' And Bloomfield's former colleague Jonno Baker wrote: 'Rest In Peace to my friend and the bravest man I've ever known. You were an incredible person.' Bloomfield (pictured) had set up a charity appeal prompted by his diagnosis which has so far raised \u00a360,000 . These were the last tweets written by Colin Bloomfield, who passed away at a hospice near Shrewsbury today . Bloomfield's most recent battle with melanoma started in September 2013, but he was no stranger to the disease having first encountered it in 2001. A cancerous mole was operated on and turned out to be a malignant melanoma. Five years later, in 2006, he was given the all-clear. But in May 2013, he discovered a lump on his groin. Since then he had been undergoing various treatments and initially that helped shrink some of the tumours in his brains and lungs. However, further scans in the last few weeks revealed the tumours in his brain were increasing in size and earlier this month, he went to a hospice near his home town of Shrewsbury. After a courageous fight, he lost his final battle at 7.05am yesterday morning. A charity appeal prompted by his diagnosis has so far raised  \u00a360,000 in just over two months. The money will be used to make hundreds of schools in Derbyshire and East Staffordshire 'sun safe', by educating youngsters about skin cancer prevention."}], "metadata": {"id": "3b1e3256b9709aeeb8f5f8819c317996e562307a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "BBC Radio Derby broadcaster died in hospice at 7.05am yesterday morning .\nTouched thousands of listeners with openness as he battled skin cancer .\nHeartbroken colleagues and stars have paid tribute to talented broadcaster .\nName chanted at Derby County's match at Millwall and Shrewsbury Town players wore T-shirts with his name as they gained promotion yesterday ."}}
{"prompt": "Brazil icon Ronaldo has claimed he would relish playing alongside his namesake Cristiano Ronaldo if he had the chance to play in the modern era. The 38-year-old, one of the most decorated footballers ever, ended his illustrious playing career in 2011, however he has suggested he could play again for Fort Lauderdale Strikers, a North American League side that he now co-owns. Ronaldo admits a return to top level football is past him but would pick the current Real Madrid talisman to play alongside. Cristiano Ronaldo looks delighted after making up for his earlier penalty miss as Real Madrid beat Malaga 3-1 . 'If [Fort Lauderdale] reach the playoffs, I might give it a go again but I'd have to train very hard,' the iconic striker told AS. 'But my time has passed. 'If I could play anywhere today, though? I'd love to play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo. It's not possible but it would be spectacular!' Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi and the leading lights of world football, being consistently compared having dominated the Ballon d'Or award in recent years and breaking numerous scoring records between them. 'It's wonderful to see how they play and how they score goals,' said Ronaldo, the two-time Ballon d'Or winner added. 'I love watching both of them.' Brazil legend Ronaldo poses with a shirt of\u00a0Fort Lauderdale Strikers, a North American side he now co-owns . Ronaldo celebrates after securing the 3-1 victory late on at the Bernabeu against Malaga in \u00a0La Liga . Real Madrid forward Ronaldo (right) in action against Malaga's Samuel Garcia at the Bernabeu on Saturday .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBrazil icon Ronaldo has claimed he would relish playing alongside his namesake Cristiano Ronaldo if he had the chance to play in the modern era. The 38-year-old, one of the most decorated footballers ever, ended his illustrious playing career in 2011, however he has suggested he could play again for Fort Lauderdale Strikers, a North American League side that he now co-owns. Ronaldo admits a return to top level football is past him but would pick the current Real Madrid talisman to play alongside. Cristiano Ronaldo looks delighted after making up for his earlier penalty miss as Real Madrid beat Malaga 3-1 . 'If [Fort Lauderdale] reach the playoffs, I might give it a go again but I'd have to train very hard,' the iconic striker told AS. 'But my time has passed. 'If I could play anywhere today, though? I'd love to play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo. It's not possible but it would be spectacular!' Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi and the leading lights of world football, being consistently compared having dominated the Ballon d'Or award in recent years and breaking numerous scoring records between them. 'It's wonderful to see how they play and how they score goals,' said Ronaldo, the two-time Ballon d'Or winner added. 'I love watching both of them.' Brazil legend Ronaldo poses with a shirt of\u00a0Fort Lauderdale Strikers, a North American side he now co-owns . Ronaldo celebrates after securing the 3-1 victory late on at the Bernabeu against Malaga in \u00a0La Liga . Real Madrid forward Ronaldo (right) in action against Malaga's Samuel Garcia at the Bernabeu on Saturday ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ce606eb091cfe00b76da61e298af962aadd2ba26", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Former Brazil striker Ronaldo played for Real Madrid between 2002-07 .\nThe two-time World Cup winner officially retired from playing in 2011 .\nCristiano Ronaldo scored his 50th goal of the season against \u00a0Malaga .\nReal Madrid beat Malaga 3-1 to keep up the pressure on leaders Barcelona ."}}
{"prompt": "A man has allegedly crashed his car into a house full of people and attempted to set it on fire before stabbing a man to death. The 50-year-old driver will front court on Tuesday faced with a string of charges after police allege he rammed his car into the home at Delaneys Creek, north-west of Brisbane, about 7.30pm on Monday. Police say five people, including a woman believed to be the man's ex-partner, were in the home when the car crashed into the side of it. Scroll down for video . A\u00a050-year-old driver will front court on Tuesday faced with a string of charges after police allege he rammed his car into the home at Delaneys Creek, north-west of Brisbane, about 7.30pm on Monday . A terrifying scene then unfolded, with the driver of the car allegedly climbing out of the smashed vehicle and stabbing a 50-year-old man to death. The victim received multiple stab wounds and died at the scene. It is believed the pair were known to each other. None of the other people at the home were hurt. Police allege the man tried to cause a fire or an explosion by driving the car into the house. Police say five people, including a woman believed to be the man's ex-partner, were in the home when the car crashed into the side of it . A terrifying scene then unfolded, with the driver of the car allegedly climbing out of the smashed vehicle and stabbing a 50-year-old man to death . The victim received multiple stab wounds and died at the scene. It is believed the pair were known to each other . The driver has been charged with murder and four counts of attempted murder. He was also charged with enter dwelling with intent, contravention of a domestic violence order, driving whilst disqualified, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and attempted arson. He is due to appear in the Caboolture Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Emergency vehicles swarmed the property at Chappel Road in Delaneys Creek - about\u00a020 kilometres north-west of Caboolture . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA man has allegedly crashed his car into a house full of people and attempted to set it on fire before stabbing a man to death. The 50-year-old driver will front court on Tuesday faced with a string of charges after police allege he rammed his car into the home at Delaneys Creek, north-west of Brisbane, about 7.30pm on Monday. Police say five people, including a woman believed to be the man's ex-partner, were in the home when the car crashed into the side of it. Scroll down for video . A\u00a050-year-old driver will front court on Tuesday faced with a string of charges after police allege he rammed his car into the home at Delaneys Creek, north-west of Brisbane, about 7.30pm on Monday . A terrifying scene then unfolded, with the driver of the car allegedly climbing out of the smashed vehicle and stabbing a 50-year-old man to death. The victim received multiple stab wounds and died at the scene. It is believed the pair were known to each other. None of the other people at the home were hurt. Police allege the man tried to cause a fire or an explosion by driving the car into the house. Police say five people, including a woman believed to be the man's ex-partner, were in the home when the car crashed into the side of it . A terrifying scene then unfolded, with the driver of the car allegedly climbing out of the smashed vehicle and stabbing a 50-year-old man to death . The victim received multiple stab wounds and died at the scene. It is believed the pair were known to each other . The driver has been charged with murder and four counts of attempted murder. He was also charged with enter dwelling with intent, contravention of a domestic violence order, driving whilst disqualified, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and attempted arson. He is due to appear in the Caboolture Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Emergency vehicles swarmed the property at Chappel Road in Delaneys Creek - about\u00a020 kilometres north-west of Caboolture . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "5135f895b869feceb81dad2bf2c5ae64c5779b17", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Man, 50, allegedly rammed into home north-west of Brisbane on Monday night .\nPolice say driver climbed out of vehicle and stabbed a man to death .\nFive people were inside including a woman believed to be man's ex-partner .\nDriver was charged with murder and string of other charges ."}}
{"prompt": "American Airlines is tapping into the youth market with the introduction of their new in-flight music. New indie music was first piped into the cabin - during boarding and disembarking - a few months ago and has quickly become a hit with passengers. In fact, many have taken to Twitter to share their approval of the new on board playlists, which feature rockers such as The xx, Haim, Phantogram and Hozier. American Airlines is targeting a younger demographic with the introduction of their new 'indie' cabin playlists . According to BuzzFeed News, on an internal blog, American Airlines representative, Barbara Delollis, discussed the company's decision. 'For 2015, they sought out a style of music that's upbeat yet not distracting, helps American stand out from the competition and appeals to younger generations,' she wrote. And it takes a lot for a track to make the cut. According to Delollis, the songs aren't just those 'you might find on the iPad/Spotify of a Gen Xer or Millenial. Foster The People is just one of many indie rock bands that are included on American Airlines' new playlists . Tracks from Hozier (left) and Lykke Li (right) were also hand selected to be played on board the flights . While boarding and while disembarking, specially selected indie rock music will now be piped into the cabin . The change comes on the heels of unfavourable customer feedback about the airline's previous cabin music, which were instrumental piano versions of pop songs. Brian Richardson, senior manager of American's in-flight entertainment and connectivity, also shared his thoughts about the switch on the same internal blog. 'The instrumental versions of pop songs had become tired and people were ready for a change,' he added. One Twitter user was especially excited to hear one of her favourite bands, Phantogram, on board . Washed Out, or Ernest Greene, is an electronica singer-songwriter and record producer from Georgia . Hozier's Take Me to Church was one of the biggest songs of the year - and can now be heard on board . Phantogram (left) and The xx (right) are two of the featured artists on American Airlines new cabin playlists . One customer mused that boarding his American Airlines flight felt like heading into a trendy nightclub . For this Twitter user, the best part of his flight was the boarding music playlist - and arriving safely, of course . Some passengers aren't totally excited about the change, like this man, who liked the previous elevator music . He also shared his excitement about seeing customers on board take out their smartphones and use the Shazam app to identify the songs playing. 'Who would've thought that we'd be introducing some people to these indie artists?' he wrote. The indie music is paired with the airline's new state-of-the-art cabins and, so far, all mainline and some regional aircraft have adopted the in-flight playlists. MailOnline Travel has contacted American Airlines for comment.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAmerican Airlines is tapping into the youth market with the introduction of their new in-flight music. New indie music was first piped into the cabin - during boarding and disembarking - a few months ago and has quickly become a hit with passengers. In fact, many have taken to Twitter to share their approval of the new on board playlists, which feature rockers such as The xx, Haim, Phantogram and Hozier. American Airlines is targeting a younger demographic with the introduction of their new 'indie' cabin playlists . According to BuzzFeed News, on an internal blog, American Airlines representative, Barbara Delollis, discussed the company's decision. 'For 2015, they sought out a style of music that's upbeat yet not distracting, helps American stand out from the competition and appeals to younger generations,' she wrote. And it takes a lot for a track to make the cut. According to Delollis, the songs aren't just those 'you might find on the iPad/Spotify of a Gen Xer or Millenial. Foster The People is just one of many indie rock bands that are included on American Airlines' new playlists . Tracks from Hozier (left) and Lykke Li (right) were also hand selected to be played on board the flights . While boarding and while disembarking, specially selected indie rock music will now be piped into the cabin . The change comes on the heels of unfavourable customer feedback about the airline's previous cabin music, which were instrumental piano versions of pop songs. Brian Richardson, senior manager of American's in-flight entertainment and connectivity, also shared his thoughts about the switch on the same internal blog. 'The instrumental versions of pop songs had become tired and people were ready for a change,' he added. One Twitter user was especially excited to hear one of her favourite bands, Phantogram, on board . Washed Out, or Ernest Greene, is an electronica singer-songwriter and record producer from Georgia . Hozier's Take Me to Church was one of the biggest songs of the year - and can now be heard on board . Phantogram (left) and The xx (right) are two of the featured artists on American Airlines new cabin playlists . One customer mused that boarding his American Airlines flight felt like heading into a trendy nightclub . For this Twitter user, the best part of his flight was the boarding music playlist - and arriving safely, of course . Some passengers aren't totally excited about the change, like this man, who liked the previous elevator music . He also shared his excitement about seeing customers on board take out their smartphones and use the Shazam app to identify the songs playing. 'Who would've thought that we'd be introducing some people to these indie artists?' he wrote. The indie music is paired with the airline's new state-of-the-art cabins and, so far, all mainline and some regional aircraft have adopted the in-flight playlists. MailOnline Travel has contacted American Airlines for comment."}], "metadata": {"id": "64104db667090b421d55106bafd30bfcc1230803", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "New on board playlists include rockers such as The xx, Haim and Hozier .\nUnfavourable customer feedback about previous music prompted switch .\nSo far, all mainline and some regional aircraft have adopted the change ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)UNICEF said Friday that an initial shipment of 16 tons of medical supplies, meant to help 80,000 innocents caught up in the havoc of Yemen, had at last landed in Yemen's capital, Sanaa. The conflict is exacting a heavy toll on children and families, UNICEF said in a statement. \"The humanitarian situation is worsening all the time, with increasingly limited access to water, basic sanitation and critical health services,\" the statement quoted UNICEF Yemen representative Julien Harneis, speaking from Amman, Jordan, as saying. \"The supplies we have managed to bring in today can make the difference between life and death for children and their families -- but we know they are not enough, and we are planning more of these airlifts.\" Aid agencies have been saying that supplies were desperately needed, but getting them into the country in the midst of regional turmoil was difficult. UNICEF said its cargo included antibiotics, bandages, syringes, IV sets and other medical supplies. Included as well, the agency said, were micronutrients for up to 20,000 children and water storage materials airlifted through Djibouti from UNICEF's supply center in Denmark. Also Friday, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said that about 900 refugees from Yemen have arrived in the Horn of Africa. Many more are reportedly trying to make the trip but are hampered by fuel shortages and high fees by boat operators. \"UNHCR is extremely concerned about the dangers for anyone trying to flee across the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, where there are no search and rescue operations,\" the agency said in a statement. \"Last year, 246 lives were reported lost in sea crossings to Yemen. UNHCR appeals to all ships in the area to be extra vigilant and assist any boats in distress. We also ask that countries with vessels in waters near Yemen -- including surveillance and anti-piracy vessels -- instruct their ships to help with rescues.\" It said that, as demand increases, the boats attempting the dangerous crossing are likely to become more crowded -- a crossing that has historically been made in the other direction, by people fleeing Africa in favor of Yemen . Many Yemenis are attempting the trip in rickety fishing boats. One family told CNN the crossing was \"a window into hell.\" And underscoring the increasing toll being exacted by the conflict in Yemen, the World Health Organization said Friday that at least 643 people have been killed in the country since the fighting escalated three weeks ago. But it acknowledged that the number was almost certainly an underestimate. \"As of 6 April 2015 there have been a total of 643 deaths and 2,226 injuries,\" the WHO, the health arm of the United Nations, said in a statement. \"Casualty estimates are likely to change in the coming days as additional cases are verified and reported.\" The figures cover the period from March 19 to April 6. They include, however, only deaths and injuries verified by a health facility. Other deaths and injuries have undoubtedly occurred. Security in the country, which is on the Arabian Peninsula, deteriorated sharply last month when Houthi rebels advanced on Sanaa and the port city of Aden, forcing President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi to flee the country. Since then, Saudi Arabia has launched airstrikes meant to halt the advance of the Houthis. In at least one case, according to Houthi sources, one of those strikes hit a school.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)UNICEF said Friday that an initial shipment of 16 tons of medical supplies, meant to help 80,000 innocents caught up in the havoc of Yemen, had at last landed in Yemen's capital, Sanaa. The conflict is exacting a heavy toll on children and families, UNICEF said in a statement. \"The humanitarian situation is worsening all the time, with increasingly limited access to water, basic sanitation and critical health services,\" the statement quoted UNICEF Yemen representative Julien Harneis, speaking from Amman, Jordan, as saying. \"The supplies we have managed to bring in today can make the difference between life and death for children and their families -- but we know they are not enough, and we are planning more of these airlifts.\" Aid agencies have been saying that supplies were desperately needed, but getting them into the country in the midst of regional turmoil was difficult. UNICEF said its cargo included antibiotics, bandages, syringes, IV sets and other medical supplies. Included as well, the agency said, were micronutrients for up to 20,000 children and water storage materials airlifted through Djibouti from UNICEF's supply center in Denmark. Also Friday, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said that about 900 refugees from Yemen have arrived in the Horn of Africa. Many more are reportedly trying to make the trip but are hampered by fuel shortages and high fees by boat operators. \"UNHCR is extremely concerned about the dangers for anyone trying to flee across the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, where there are no search and rescue operations,\" the agency said in a statement. \"Last year, 246 lives were reported lost in sea crossings to Yemen. UNHCR appeals to all ships in the area to be extra vigilant and assist any boats in distress. We also ask that countries with vessels in waters near Yemen -- including surveillance and anti-piracy vessels -- instruct their ships to help with rescues.\" It said that, as demand increases, the boats attempting the dangerous crossing are likely to become more crowded -- a crossing that has historically been made in the other direction, by people fleeing Africa in favor of Yemen . Many Yemenis are attempting the trip in rickety fishing boats. One family told CNN the crossing was \"a window into hell.\" And underscoring the increasing toll being exacted by the conflict in Yemen, the World Health Organization said Friday that at least 643 people have been killed in the country since the fighting escalated three weeks ago. But it acknowledged that the number was almost certainly an underestimate. \"As of 6 April 2015 there have been a total of 643 deaths and 2,226 injuries,\" the WHO, the health arm of the United Nations, said in a statement. \"Casualty estimates are likely to change in the coming days as additional cases are verified and reported.\" The figures cover the period from March 19 to April 6. They include, however, only deaths and injuries verified by a health facility. Other deaths and injuries have undoubtedly occurred. Security in the country, which is on the Arabian Peninsula, deteriorated sharply last month when Houthi rebels advanced on Sanaa and the port city of Aden, forcing President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi to flee the country. Since then, Saudi Arabia has launched airstrikes meant to halt the advance of the Houthis. In at least one case, according to Houthi sources, one of those strikes hit a school."}], "metadata": {"id": "6a33de1a3641bcd98fd1b037e8b9acc6f8fd4ee0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "U.N. agency says 900 refugees from Yemen have arrived in Horn of Africa, asks ships in area to be vigilant .\nWHO: At least 643 people have been killed, more than 2,000 injured in three weeks .\nUNICEF: Aid includes medical supplies for up to 80,000 people and more airlifts are planned ."}}
{"prompt": "Homesick Sam Tomkins insists it is not a foregone conclusion that he will return to Wigan when he cuts short his New Zealand Warriors stay at the end of the season. The 26-year-old England full-back is interesting his former club, where his brother Joel plays, and Wigan have an option to bring him back to the DW Stadium. When announcing his departure barely 18 months ago, Wigan announced they could re-sign Tomkins on a 'defined salary' on his return to Super League. Sam Tomkins has been released by the New Zealand Warriors after feeling homesick . And while Tomkins says it would 'be nice' to resume his Wigan career, he is tentatively exploring alternative options too. Asked where he would be playing next, Tomkins said: 'I've not worked that out just yet. The first thing was to sort it out over here that I could go back. 'Hopefully that'll be sorted in the not-too-distant future.' Wigan is where Tomkins launched his career, playing for the club from 2008 to 2013, so it is inevitable he should be linked with last season's Grand Final runners-up. 'That's where my brother's playing and that's where I'm from, but I'm open to other places. I'm just trying to work out what will be the best option for me,' he said. 'Wigan would be nice but I know it's not the only team I can go to.' Before the announcement on Wednesday morning that Tomkins will be on the move, Wigan chairman Ian Lenagan told Wigan Today: 'If he became available we would be very interested. 'We've got the first option. If it gets to the point where he is available it is in our hands. And I'll be delighted if that was the case.' Tomkins has been open with his current club about the reasons for wanting to leave. Rather than not settling into the New Zealand game, it is being apart from his family and friends that has been niggling away at Tomkins, unsettling him and leaving him longing for life back in the north of England. He told Sky Sports News: 'I've enjoyed every minute of being amongst that group but New Zealand is pretty far from Wigan, where all my family live, so I want to be back in England around my family. Tomkins celebrates winning the Super League Grand Final with Wigan in 2013 having spent five years with club . 'I'll be two years I've been away and to be able to go back and be around family and friends is what I'd rather be doing next year.' A replacement for Tomkins has already been found by New Zealand Warriors, with Kiwi international Roger Tuivasa-Sheck agreeing a three-year contract that will take effect from next season. Tuivasa-Sheck will join from Sydney Roosters, with New Zealand Warriors head coach Andrew McFadden describing the 21-year-old on Wednesday as 'a wonderful talent and a fantastic signing'. That has cleared the way for Tomkins, currently sidelined with a minor knee injury, to depart without causing excessive disruption 12 months before the end of his three-year contract. Tomkins joined the Warriors for a world record transfer fee - thought to be in the region of \u00a3700,000. 'They invested a lot into me to get me over here which I appreciate,' he said. 'They handled that brilliantly when I was coming and again equally so when I've asked if I can leave. 'It was tough because I feel like I owe them something and hope I can pay them back with another big year this year.' New Zealand Warriors managing director Jim Doyle said of Tomkins: 'He came here excited about testing himself in the NRL and also experiencing living in a new country but, in the end, Sam has found it too much of a challenge being away from home. 'It's disappointing that it has come to this but reluctantly we have accepted there is no option but to allow Sam to return to England.' Tomkins in action for the Warriors during the round one NRL match between against the Parramatta Eels .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHomesick Sam Tomkins insists it is not a foregone conclusion that he will return to Wigan when he cuts short his New Zealand Warriors stay at the end of the season. The 26-year-old England full-back is interesting his former club, where his brother Joel plays, and Wigan have an option to bring him back to the DW Stadium. When announcing his departure barely 18 months ago, Wigan announced they could re-sign Tomkins on a 'defined salary' on his return to Super League. Sam Tomkins has been released by the New Zealand Warriors after feeling homesick . And while Tomkins says it would 'be nice' to resume his Wigan career, he is tentatively exploring alternative options too. Asked where he would be playing next, Tomkins said: 'I've not worked that out just yet. The first thing was to sort it out over here that I could go back. 'Hopefully that'll be sorted in the not-too-distant future.' Wigan is where Tomkins launched his career, playing for the club from 2008 to 2013, so it is inevitable he should be linked with last season's Grand Final runners-up. 'That's where my brother's playing and that's where I'm from, but I'm open to other places. I'm just trying to work out what will be the best option for me,' he said. 'Wigan would be nice but I know it's not the only team I can go to.' Before the announcement on Wednesday morning that Tomkins will be on the move, Wigan chairman Ian Lenagan told Wigan Today: 'If he became available we would be very interested. 'We've got the first option. If it gets to the point where he is available it is in our hands. And I'll be delighted if that was the case.' Tomkins has been open with his current club about the reasons for wanting to leave. Rather than not settling into the New Zealand game, it is being apart from his family and friends that has been niggling away at Tomkins, unsettling him and leaving him longing for life back in the north of England. He told Sky Sports News: 'I've enjoyed every minute of being amongst that group but New Zealand is pretty far from Wigan, where all my family live, so I want to be back in England around my family. Tomkins celebrates winning the Super League Grand Final with Wigan in 2013 having spent five years with club . 'I'll be two years I've been away and to be able to go back and be around family and friends is what I'd rather be doing next year.' A replacement for Tomkins has already been found by New Zealand Warriors, with Kiwi international Roger Tuivasa-Sheck agreeing a three-year contract that will take effect from next season. Tuivasa-Sheck will join from Sydney Roosters, with New Zealand Warriors head coach Andrew McFadden describing the 21-year-old on Wednesday as 'a wonderful talent and a fantastic signing'. That has cleared the way for Tomkins, currently sidelined with a minor knee injury, to depart without causing excessive disruption 12 months before the end of his three-year contract. Tomkins joined the Warriors for a world record transfer fee - thought to be in the region of \u00a3700,000. 'They invested a lot into me to get me over here which I appreciate,' he said. 'They handled that brilliantly when I was coming and again equally so when I've asked if I can leave. 'It was tough because I feel like I owe them something and hope I can pay them back with another big year this year.' New Zealand Warriors managing director Jim Doyle said of Tomkins: 'He came here excited about testing himself in the NRL and also experiencing living in a new country but, in the end, Sam has found it too much of a challenge being away from home. 'It's disappointing that it has come to this but reluctantly we have accepted there is no option but to allow Sam to return to England.' Tomkins in action for the Warriors during the round one NRL match between against the Parramatta Eels ."}], "metadata": {"id": "423953f7576cfa8acfab0a5e0d719cf40313e8bd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Sam Tomkins has been homesick after moving to New Zealand .\nHe joined Warriors after leaving Wigan who are interested in signing him .\nTomkins had been contracted until the end of the 2016 season .\nHe said he missed home in ways he never thought he would ."}}
{"prompt": "Ben Hagon's (pictured) high-powered Mercedes sports car crashed into Tara McIntyre leaving her with life-changing injuries . A driver  destroyed a young woman's life when he smashed into\u00a0her car after taking a lethal cocktail of drink and prescription drugs\u00a0has been jailed. Tara McIntyre, 24, was left virtually wheelchair-bound after Ben Hagon's high-powered Mercedes sports car crashed into her at up to 75mph, a court heard. She had just popped out to the shops in her small KA when she was hit by the drunk-driver and suffered the life-changing injuries which included a fractured spine and pelvis. The court heard that Hagon, who already had a conviction for drink-driving\u00a0in 2003, had taken prescription tranquilisers and was more than twice the legal alcohol limit when got behind the wheel. Judge David Turner branded Hagon's driving 'madness' - and accused him of changing Miss McIntyre's life for the worse for ever. Sentencing him to two years and eight months in prison, Judge Turner said: 'Miss McIntyre went on what ought to\u00a0have been a simple shopping trip and has been left with injuries which\u00a0are literally life changing. 'She will be dependent on others for help for the rest of her life. The medical consequences have been utterly traumatic.' 'This personal catastrophe has been brought about fully\u00a0by those moments of madness in your driving. 'I accept you feel considerable remorse. This is frankly as bad a piece of driving in combination one can\u00a0imagine.' Hagon was overtaking a line of cars on the A131 at High Garrett, near Braintree, Essex (pictured) when he ploughed into the side of Miss McIntyre's Ford Ka . Chelmsford Crown Court heard that\u00a0Hagon was overtaking a line of cars on the A131 at High Garrett, near Braintree, Essex, when he ploughed into the side of Miss McIntyre's Ford Ka as she waited to turn right. One eye-witness estimated he was hitting 75mph in the 40mph stretch of road in\u00a0his 54-plate Mercedes SLK. But others said his speed was closer to 50-60mph before the horrifying smash  at about 2.15pm on February 2 last year. Police crash investigators found that Hagon had made no attempt to\u00a0brake. Miss McIntyre was rushed to Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, by air\u00a0ambulance suffering head injuries, a fractured spine and pelvis, and a cut to her artery. She spent the next three months in hospital, including some time in an\u00a0induced coma, and a further two months in a special rehabilitation\u00a0facility. Miss McIntyre was rushed to Addenbrooke's Hospital after the crash with terrible head injuries, a fractured spine and pelvis . The formerly independent young woman now needs help with basic day-to-day tasks and has been told she will spend most of her life in a wheelchair as she is only able to walk\u00a0just 60 yards with a stick. She was also left partially sighted and had to learn to speak again after brain damage caused by the crash. Miss McIntyre's boyfriend, who was sitting beside her in the front seat,\u00a0amazingly escaped with minor injuries, as did Hagon. Jane Oldfield, prosecuting, said Hagon had been banned for drink-driving\u00a0in October 2003. She also said Miss McIntyre's devastated parents were now having to move\u00a0house as their home could not be adapted sufficiently to care for their\u00a0seriously-disabled daughter. Hagon, of Halstead, Essex, had been out drinking the night before and\u00a0downed Champagne, three pints of beer and a jug of cocktail, the court\u00a0heard.\u00a0A blood test calculated he had 161 milligrammes of alcohol in 100\u00a0millilitres of blood- double the legal limit. Hagon admitted drink-driving and causing serious injury by dangerous driving and was jailed for two years eight months at Chelmsford Crown Court (pictured) He had also swallowed prescription tranquillisers as part of\u00a0treatment he's having for anxiety. The court heard he had blatantly ignored advice not to drive while taking the powerful drugs\u00a0after being warned that their effects would be worsened when combined\u00a0with alcohol. Rakesh Sharma, defending, said Hagon was now seeking help for alcohol\u00a0addiction and did not intend to ever drive again. Mr Sharma said: 'He thinks about the victim every day and can't believe what he\u00a0has done.' Hagon admitted drink-driving and causing serious injury by dangerous\u00a0driving and was jailed for two years and eight months. He was also banned from driving for five years. He will have take an extended re-test if he does want to drive again.\u00a0No award was made for compensation or costs due to the prison term, but\u00a0Hagon must pay a victim surcharge.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBen Hagon's (pictured) high-powered Mercedes sports car crashed into Tara McIntyre leaving her with life-changing injuries . A driver  destroyed a young woman's life when he smashed into\u00a0her car after taking a lethal cocktail of drink and prescription drugs\u00a0has been jailed. Tara McIntyre, 24, was left virtually wheelchair-bound after Ben Hagon's high-powered Mercedes sports car crashed into her at up to 75mph, a court heard. She had just popped out to the shops in her small KA when she was hit by the drunk-driver and suffered the life-changing injuries which included a fractured spine and pelvis. The court heard that Hagon, who already had a conviction for drink-driving\u00a0in 2003, had taken prescription tranquilisers and was more than twice the legal alcohol limit when got behind the wheel. Judge David Turner branded Hagon's driving 'madness' - and accused him of changing Miss McIntyre's life for the worse for ever. Sentencing him to two years and eight months in prison, Judge Turner said: 'Miss McIntyre went on what ought to\u00a0have been a simple shopping trip and has been left with injuries which\u00a0are literally life changing. 'She will be dependent on others for help for the rest of her life. The medical consequences have been utterly traumatic.' 'This personal catastrophe has been brought about fully\u00a0by those moments of madness in your driving. 'I accept you feel considerable remorse. This is frankly as bad a piece of driving in combination one can\u00a0imagine.' Hagon was overtaking a line of cars on the A131 at High Garrett, near Braintree, Essex (pictured) when he ploughed into the side of Miss McIntyre's Ford Ka . Chelmsford Crown Court heard that\u00a0Hagon was overtaking a line of cars on the A131 at High Garrett, near Braintree, Essex, when he ploughed into the side of Miss McIntyre's Ford Ka as she waited to turn right. One eye-witness estimated he was hitting 75mph in the 40mph stretch of road in\u00a0his 54-plate Mercedes SLK. But others said his speed was closer to 50-60mph before the horrifying smash  at about 2.15pm on February 2 last year. Police crash investigators found that Hagon had made no attempt to\u00a0brake. Miss McIntyre was rushed to Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, by air\u00a0ambulance suffering head injuries, a fractured spine and pelvis, and a cut to her artery. She spent the next three months in hospital, including some time in an\u00a0induced coma, and a further two months in a special rehabilitation\u00a0facility. Miss McIntyre was rushed to Addenbrooke's Hospital after the crash with terrible head injuries, a fractured spine and pelvis . The formerly independent young woman now needs help with basic day-to-day tasks and has been told she will spend most of her life in a wheelchair as she is only able to walk\u00a0just 60 yards with a stick. She was also left partially sighted and had to learn to speak again after brain damage caused by the crash. Miss McIntyre's boyfriend, who was sitting beside her in the front seat,\u00a0amazingly escaped with minor injuries, as did Hagon. Jane Oldfield, prosecuting, said Hagon had been banned for drink-driving\u00a0in October 2003. She also said Miss McIntyre's devastated parents were now having to move\u00a0house as their home could not be adapted sufficiently to care for their\u00a0seriously-disabled daughter. Hagon, of Halstead, Essex, had been out drinking the night before and\u00a0downed Champagne, three pints of beer and a jug of cocktail, the court\u00a0heard.\u00a0A blood test calculated he had 161 milligrammes of alcohol in 100\u00a0millilitres of blood- double the legal limit. Hagon admitted drink-driving and causing serious injury by dangerous driving and was jailed for two years eight months at Chelmsford Crown Court (pictured) He had also swallowed prescription tranquillisers as part of\u00a0treatment he's having for anxiety. The court heard he had blatantly ignored advice not to drive while taking the powerful drugs\u00a0after being warned that their effects would be worsened when combined\u00a0with alcohol. Rakesh Sharma, defending, said Hagon was now seeking help for alcohol\u00a0addiction and did not intend to ever drive again. Mr Sharma said: 'He thinks about the victim every day and can't believe what he\u00a0has done.' Hagon admitted drink-driving and causing serious injury by dangerous\u00a0driving and was jailed for two years and eight months. He was also banned from driving for five years. He will have take an extended re-test if he does want to drive again.\u00a0No award was made for compensation or costs due to the prison term, but\u00a0Hagon must pay a victim surcharge."}], "metadata": {"id": "51169f849e8397ae35d49fb3748bea42e74e3d52", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Tara McIntyre, 24, was left with life-changing injuries after horrifying smash .\nBen Hagon had been more than double legal\u00a0alcohol\u00a0limit when he crashed .\nWitnesses claimed his Mercedes was speeding up to 75mph in 40mph zone .\nVictim suffered fractured spine and pelvis leaving her\u00a0wheelchair-bound ."}}
{"prompt": "Australian broadcaster SBS has sacked its football reporter\u00a0Scott McIntyre over his 'inappropriate and disrespectful' ANZAC day tweets. McIntyre condemned the commemoration of ANZAC Day on Twitter yesterday, calling it 'the cultification of an imperialist invasion,' and accusing Australian Diggers of committing war crimes which included 'widespread rape and theft.' In a joint statement, SBS Managing Director Michael Ebeid and Director of Sport, Ken Shipp\u00a0said McIntyre's 'highly inappropriate and disrespectful' comments have 'caused his on-air position at SBS to become untenable.' 'Mr McIntyre's actions have breached the SBS Code of Conduct and social media policy and as a result, SBS has taken decisive action to terminate Mr McIntyre's position at SBS, with immediate effect.' Scroll down for video . SBS football reporter and presenter Scott McIntyre took to social media to tweet 'inappropriate' comments on the day of the centenary services which have received significant backlash . McIntyre referred to the Anzac's landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey . 'We remember and commemorate our ANZACs': SBS Michael Ebeid\u00a0was quick to distance the broadcaster from McIntyre's comments on Saturday evening, saying they are 'not at all the views of @SBS' McIntyr's comments sparked outrage late on Anzac day, with Communications Minister Malcolm Turnball calling them 'despicable remarks' and social media users taking to twitter to spread the #sackScottMcIntre hashtag. In his tweets, the SBS football journalist condemned Anzac day as an 'imperialist invasion.' 'The cultification of an imperialist invasion of a foreign nation that Australia had no quarrel with is against all ideals of modern society,' McIntyre tweeted, referring to the Anzac's landing on Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula. In other tweets, the reporter mocked the 'these brave Anzacs' and accused Diggers of committing war crimes. 'Remembering the summary execution, widespread rape and theft committed by these 'brave' Anzacs in Egypt, Palestine and Japan,' he tweeted. 'Wonder if the poorly-read, largely white, nationalist drinkers and gamblers pause today to consider the horror that all mankind suffered. Mr McIntyre has more than 30,000 Twitter followers. The SBS journalist accused the Australian diggers of committing war crimes . McIntyre condemned the commemoration of Anzac Day and mocked the Digger's bravery . McIntyre's comments were met with disgust by Twitter users . McIntyre's comments came on the 100th anniversary of the tragic Battle of Gallipoli (members of the public seen streaming into the Australian War Memorial, right, and names of fallen soldiers, left) Mr Turnbull also chimed into the discussion, calling the comments 'offensive' SBS's managing director Michael Ebeid was quick to distance the national broadcaster from McIntyre's comments\u00a0on Saturday evening, after incensed social media users launched a Twitter tyrade calling for the company to fire the reporter. 'Comments from @mcintinhos are his own, disrespectful and not at all the views of @SBS. We remember and commemorate our ANZACs,' Mr Ebeid wrote on Twitter. The offensive tweets were still live on McIntyre's Twitter feed the day after they were published, prompting angry social media users to accuse SBS of being 'complicit' and labelling Mr Ebeid's tweet a 'token apology.' SBS's managing director Michael Ebeid was quick to distance the media company . Angry social media users accused SBS of being 'complicit' Others accused SBS Managing Director Mr Ebeid's of making a 'token apology' last night . Social media users claimed that the tweets were offensive and 'un-Australian' especially on Anzac Day . SBS has since responded with an official apology for offence caused, stating 'respect for Australian audiences is paramount at SBS.' 'At SBS, employees on and off air are encouraged to participate in social media, however maintaining the integrity of the network and audience trust is vital,' Mr Ebeid and Mr Shipp said in the today's statement. 'It is unfortunate that on this very important occasion, Mr McIntyre's comments have compromised both. 'SBS apologises for any offence or harm caused by Mr McIntyre's comments which in no way reflect the views of the network. SBS supports our Anzacs and has devoted unprecedented resources to coverage of the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings.' Flag bearers stand to attention during the 100th anniversary service of ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) landings at Galllipoli, an event the Australian sports reporter has called 'an imperialist invasion' Twitter users labelled McIntyre's comments an 'Un-australian anti Anzac disgrace!' McIntyre's tweets were met with disgust by social media users last night who began circulating the hashtag #sackScottMcIntyre. Twitter user Brian Cox wrote: '#sackScottMcIntyre SBS sack this dirty traitor! Un-australian anti Anzac disgrace! Calling Anzac's war criminals on this sacred day!' 'Come on SBS this disrespectful little grub needs to go #sackScottMcIntyre,' Jimmy Nuciforo added. 'The ANZACS died defending what this idiot is abusing - free speech,' tweeted another social media user. The hashtag #sackScottMcIntyre began trending on Twitter after social media users saw his comments . McIntyre's comments were labelled offensive, especially in light of the centenary of Gallipoli . Some Twitter users defended his right to free speech, and said that if Mr McIntyre was fired for 'speaking the truth' that was compromising his right. Others took offense to the fact the comments were coming from someone employed with taxpayer funds. 'He should lose his taxpayer funded job,' said one Twitter user, while another said, 'Not normally my thing, but since I am paying for it .... #sackScottMcIntyre'.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAustralian broadcaster SBS has sacked its football reporter\u00a0Scott McIntyre over his 'inappropriate and disrespectful' ANZAC day tweets. McIntyre condemned the commemoration of ANZAC Day on Twitter yesterday, calling it 'the cultification of an imperialist invasion,' and accusing Australian Diggers of committing war crimes which included 'widespread rape and theft.' In a joint statement, SBS Managing Director Michael Ebeid and Director of Sport, Ken Shipp\u00a0said McIntyre's 'highly inappropriate and disrespectful' comments have 'caused his on-air position at SBS to become untenable.' 'Mr McIntyre's actions have breached the SBS Code of Conduct and social media policy and as a result, SBS has taken decisive action to terminate Mr McIntyre's position at SBS, with immediate effect.' Scroll down for video . SBS football reporter and presenter Scott McIntyre took to social media to tweet 'inappropriate' comments on the day of the centenary services which have received significant backlash . McIntyre referred to the Anzac's landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey . 'We remember and commemorate our ANZACs': SBS Michael Ebeid\u00a0was quick to distance the broadcaster from McIntyre's comments on Saturday evening, saying they are 'not at all the views of @SBS' McIntyr's comments sparked outrage late on Anzac day, with Communications Minister Malcolm Turnball calling them 'despicable remarks' and social media users taking to twitter to spread the #sackScottMcIntre hashtag. In his tweets, the SBS football journalist condemned Anzac day as an 'imperialist invasion.' 'The cultification of an imperialist invasion of a foreign nation that Australia had no quarrel with is against all ideals of modern society,' McIntyre tweeted, referring to the Anzac's landing on Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula. In other tweets, the reporter mocked the 'these brave Anzacs' and accused Diggers of committing war crimes. 'Remembering the summary execution, widespread rape and theft committed by these 'brave' Anzacs in Egypt, Palestine and Japan,' he tweeted. 'Wonder if the poorly-read, largely white, nationalist drinkers and gamblers pause today to consider the horror that all mankind suffered. Mr McIntyre has more than 30,000 Twitter followers. The SBS journalist accused the Australian diggers of committing war crimes . McIntyre condemned the commemoration of Anzac Day and mocked the Digger's bravery . McIntyre's comments were met with disgust by Twitter users . McIntyre's comments came on the 100th anniversary of the tragic Battle of Gallipoli (members of the public seen streaming into the Australian War Memorial, right, and names of fallen soldiers, left) Mr Turnbull also chimed into the discussion, calling the comments 'offensive' SBS's managing director Michael Ebeid was quick to distance the national broadcaster from McIntyre's comments\u00a0on Saturday evening, after incensed social media users launched a Twitter tyrade calling for the company to fire the reporter. 'Comments from @mcintinhos are his own, disrespectful and not at all the views of @SBS. We remember and commemorate our ANZACs,' Mr Ebeid wrote on Twitter. The offensive tweets were still live on McIntyre's Twitter feed the day after they were published, prompting angry social media users to accuse SBS of being 'complicit' and labelling Mr Ebeid's tweet a 'token apology.' SBS's managing director Michael Ebeid was quick to distance the media company . Angry social media users accused SBS of being 'complicit' Others accused SBS Managing Director Mr Ebeid's of making a 'token apology' last night . Social media users claimed that the tweets were offensive and 'un-Australian' especially on Anzac Day . SBS has since responded with an official apology for offence caused, stating 'respect for Australian audiences is paramount at SBS.' 'At SBS, employees on and off air are encouraged to participate in social media, however maintaining the integrity of the network and audience trust is vital,' Mr Ebeid and Mr Shipp said in the today's statement. 'It is unfortunate that on this very important occasion, Mr McIntyre's comments have compromised both. 'SBS apologises for any offence or harm caused by Mr McIntyre's comments which in no way reflect the views of the network. SBS supports our Anzacs and has devoted unprecedented resources to coverage of the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings.' Flag bearers stand to attention during the 100th anniversary service of ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) landings at Galllipoli, an event the Australian sports reporter has called 'an imperialist invasion' Twitter users labelled McIntyre's comments an 'Un-australian anti Anzac disgrace!' McIntyre's tweets were met with disgust by social media users last night who began circulating the hashtag #sackScottMcIntyre. Twitter user Brian Cox wrote: '#sackScottMcIntyre SBS sack this dirty traitor! Un-australian anti Anzac disgrace! Calling Anzac's war criminals on this sacred day!' 'Come on SBS this disrespectful little grub needs to go #sackScottMcIntyre,' Jimmy Nuciforo added. 'The ANZACS died defending what this idiot is abusing - free speech,' tweeted another social media user. The hashtag #sackScottMcIntyre began trending on Twitter after social media users saw his comments . McIntyre's comments were labelled offensive, especially in light of the centenary of Gallipoli . Some Twitter users defended his right to free speech, and said that if Mr McIntyre was fired for 'speaking the truth' that was compromising his right. Others took offense to the fact the comments were coming from someone employed with taxpayer funds. 'He should lose his taxpayer funded job,' said one Twitter user, while another said, 'Not normally my thing, but since I am paying for it .... #sackScottMcIntyre'."}], "metadata": {"id": "ce1a8884db9c0db628ed29b233c58268918c6352", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Australian broadcaster has sacked sports reporter over ANZAC day tweets .\nFootball\u00a0journalist Scott McIntyre condemned ANZAC day commemorations on the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign .\nRemembering 'rape and theft' committed by 'brave' Anzacs, he tweeted .\nMcIntyre also called the Gallipoli landings 'an imperialist invasion'\nHis comments\u00a0sparked fury, with hundreds calling for him to be sacked .\n'SBS apologises for any offence or harm caused by Mr McIntyre's comments' the broadcaster says ."}}
{"prompt": "Washington (CNN)It's the mistake that Hillary Clinton won't make again: ignoring her gender. The low-key video she released on Sunday announcing her run for the White House is filled with women -- young, old, black, white, Asian and Latina -- working in their gardens, taking care of their kids and getting ready for life in the working world. Clinton, who made herself the center of her campaign announcement in 2007, is barely in the video at all, appearing at the end as a kind of everywoman whose story and fight could be folded in with all the others. \"I'm getting ready to do something, too. I'm running for president,\" Clinton said in the video. \"Everyday Americans need a champion, and I want to be that champion -- so you can do more than just get by -- you can get ahead.\" Clinton often says there's no better time in history to be born female than the present. She's now betting that there is no better time for her to make history as the nation's first woman president. The challenge for Clinton in breaking the \"highest, hardest glass ceiling\" that she described in 2008 is laying out a precise campaign vision that connects with all voters, while generating excitement and anticipation over the possibility of making history. Clinton could be helped by an improving climate for women in politics. There are historic numbers of women in Congress, and the idea of \"leaning in\" is a catch phrase among professional women. Meanwhile, the feminism label doesn't seem as charged as it once was -- people from Beyonce to actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt are identifying as feminist. \"As far as the political culture and culture in general, this is as good a time as any for a women to run for the highest office. There is a willingness now to promote pro-women messages,\" said Jennifer Lawless, who runs the Women & Politics Institute at American University.  \"People are ready for a woman president.  The question is this: Are they ready for Hillary as that woman?\" According to a recent Pew poll, nearly three quarters of Americans expect to see a woman president in their lifetime. But that hope splits along partisan -- not gender -- lines. Only 20% of Republican women hope to see a woman president and nearly 70% of Democratic women do. INTERACTIVE: Hillary Clinton tries again . In the run-up to her announcement and at women-centered events, Clinton sometimes strode on stage to the song \"I'm Every Woman,\" and recalled how she juggled work and motherhood as a young lawyer. She has acknowledged a double standard for women and advised women to be tough. She has also frequently mentioned her granddaughter, Charlotte, as the reason she wants to remain in public life, a theme that will no doubt be heard on the campaign trail as she kicks off a tour in Iowa this week with small events. She made pushing for the expansion of the rights of women and girls part of her diplomatic work as secretary of state, as detailed in her book \"Hard Choices.\" Her new campaign website is plastered with pictures of women, with Clinton, in a blue cloth coat, holding a cup of coffee listening intently to another woman as a man looks on. The emphasis on women -- and the progress of women -- as a possible underlying campaign theme is a reversal of her 2008 strategy, which stressed experience and competence over history. But the problem with that approach was that avoiding the obvious wasn't possible and didn't make for good politics. \"She is the gender card.  She doesn't need to play it because she embodies it. She is the woman candidate. She has shared women's experiences. Being a mom and a grandmother,\" said Democratic pollster Celinda Lake.  \"She will just naturally bring it in. If she overplayed it, which she won't, it could backfire.\" Republicans certainly hope the gender play backfires and that voters are fatigued by the kind of identity politics that have defined the Obama years.  The Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association's president, put it this way at the group's recent annual meeting: \"Eight years of one demographically symbolic president is enough.\" Speaking on CNN's \"State of the Union\" Sunday, Tennessee Rep. Marsha Blackburn acknowledged that many women would like to see a female president in their lifetime but said she didn't think it would be Clinton. \"There's a couple of things there. Trust, honesty -- those get in her way,\" Blackburn said. \"As we talk about the polling that is out there, that gets in Hillary's way and she's not authentic.\" In 2014, Democratic candidates such as former Colorado Sen. Mark Udall proved that the \"war on women\" style of campaigning that worked so well in 2012 had reached its limits. Udall lost that race and picked up the nickname \"Mark Uterus\" along the way for his incessant focus on women's issues. And Democrats found that in states such as Texas, Kentucky and Georgia, white married women and white working class women tended to prefer Republicans. Katie Packer Gage, who has been talking to women in focus groups about Clinton's run, said that to many women, the \"idea of Hillary is more popular than the reality.\" \"She starts out having some benefits of gender because she is something different, but then starts to feel like a typical politician and gets back down to earth,\" said Packer Gage, who runs Burning Glass Consulting, a firm that coaches Republicans on appealing to women voters. \"You do see her starting to frame her campaign as a campaign for women, but that's a narrow campaign, not a winning campaign.  You aren't going to win 100% of women.\" Among Republicans, former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina might mount a challenge to Clinton and try to neutralize some of the former first lady's strengths as the lone woman in a field dominated by men. Fiorina released a Facebook video Sunday in which she said Clinton was a \"highly intelligent woman\" but doesn't have a track record of accomplishment or trustworthiness. \"She's not the woman for the White House,\" Fiorina said. And among Democrats, former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb could jump in and be the champion for the white working man, a demographic that he has said is left out of the Democrat's increasingly diverse tent. Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul, who launched his presidential campaign last week, has noted that the Clinton Foundation took money from foreign countries who oppress women, suggesting that the pro-woman framing won't be an easy sell. But Clinton will have some high-profile champions. Moments after her announcement, top Democrats rolled out endorsements, including Barbara Mikulski, the first Democratic woman elected to the Senate in her own right. \"Whoopee, Hillary is off and running,\" she wrote in a statement. \"I'm ready for Hillary. And America is ready for Hillary. She is going to break that glass ceiling once and for all.\" At a recent EMILY's List event before announcing her run, Clinton asked her supporters: \"Don't you someday want to see a woman president?\" In that particular crowd the answering was a resounding yes. But it's unlikely that the same question will make it in her campaign speeches. After all, the answer across the country is much more complicated.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWashington (CNN)It's the mistake that Hillary Clinton won't make again: ignoring her gender. The low-key video she released on Sunday announcing her run for the White House is filled with women -- young, old, black, white, Asian and Latina -- working in their gardens, taking care of their kids and getting ready for life in the working world. Clinton, who made herself the center of her campaign announcement in 2007, is barely in the video at all, appearing at the end as a kind of everywoman whose story and fight could be folded in with all the others. \"I'm getting ready to do something, too. I'm running for president,\" Clinton said in the video. \"Everyday Americans need a champion, and I want to be that champion -- so you can do more than just get by -- you can get ahead.\" Clinton often says there's no better time in history to be born female than the present. She's now betting that there is no better time for her to make history as the nation's first woman president. The challenge for Clinton in breaking the \"highest, hardest glass ceiling\" that she described in 2008 is laying out a precise campaign vision that connects with all voters, while generating excitement and anticipation over the possibility of making history. Clinton could be helped by an improving climate for women in politics. There are historic numbers of women in Congress, and the idea of \"leaning in\" is a catch phrase among professional women. Meanwhile, the feminism label doesn't seem as charged as it once was -- people from Beyonce to actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt are identifying as feminist. \"As far as the political culture and culture in general, this is as good a time as any for a women to run for the highest office. There is a willingness now to promote pro-women messages,\" said Jennifer Lawless, who runs the Women & Politics Institute at American University.  \"People are ready for a woman president.  The question is this: Are they ready for Hillary as that woman?\" According to a recent Pew poll, nearly three quarters of Americans expect to see a woman president in their lifetime. But that hope splits along partisan -- not gender -- lines. Only 20% of Republican women hope to see a woman president and nearly 70% of Democratic women do. INTERACTIVE: Hillary Clinton tries again . In the run-up to her announcement and at women-centered events, Clinton sometimes strode on stage to the song \"I'm Every Woman,\" and recalled how she juggled work and motherhood as a young lawyer. She has acknowledged a double standard for women and advised women to be tough. She has also frequently mentioned her granddaughter, Charlotte, as the reason she wants to remain in public life, a theme that will no doubt be heard on the campaign trail as she kicks off a tour in Iowa this week with small events. She made pushing for the expansion of the rights of women and girls part of her diplomatic work as secretary of state, as detailed in her book \"Hard Choices.\" Her new campaign website is plastered with pictures of women, with Clinton, in a blue cloth coat, holding a cup of coffee listening intently to another woman as a man looks on. The emphasis on women -- and the progress of women -- as a possible underlying campaign theme is a reversal of her 2008 strategy, which stressed experience and competence over history. But the problem with that approach was that avoiding the obvious wasn't possible and didn't make for good politics. \"She is the gender card.  She doesn't need to play it because she embodies it. She is the woman candidate. She has shared women's experiences. Being a mom and a grandmother,\" said Democratic pollster Celinda Lake.  \"She will just naturally bring it in. If she overplayed it, which she won't, it could backfire.\" Republicans certainly hope the gender play backfires and that voters are fatigued by the kind of identity politics that have defined the Obama years.  The Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association's president, put it this way at the group's recent annual meeting: \"Eight years of one demographically symbolic president is enough.\" Speaking on CNN's \"State of the Union\" Sunday, Tennessee Rep. Marsha Blackburn acknowledged that many women would like to see a female president in their lifetime but said she didn't think it would be Clinton. \"There's a couple of things there. Trust, honesty -- those get in her way,\" Blackburn said. \"As we talk about the polling that is out there, that gets in Hillary's way and she's not authentic.\" In 2014, Democratic candidates such as former Colorado Sen. Mark Udall proved that the \"war on women\" style of campaigning that worked so well in 2012 had reached its limits. Udall lost that race and picked up the nickname \"Mark Uterus\" along the way for his incessant focus on women's issues. And Democrats found that in states such as Texas, Kentucky and Georgia, white married women and white working class women tended to prefer Republicans. Katie Packer Gage, who has been talking to women in focus groups about Clinton's run, said that to many women, the \"idea of Hillary is more popular than the reality.\" \"She starts out having some benefits of gender because she is something different, but then starts to feel like a typical politician and gets back down to earth,\" said Packer Gage, who runs Burning Glass Consulting, a firm that coaches Republicans on appealing to women voters. \"You do see her starting to frame her campaign as a campaign for women, but that's a narrow campaign, not a winning campaign.  You aren't going to win 100% of women.\" Among Republicans, former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina might mount a challenge to Clinton and try to neutralize some of the former first lady's strengths as the lone woman in a field dominated by men. Fiorina released a Facebook video Sunday in which she said Clinton was a \"highly intelligent woman\" but doesn't have a track record of accomplishment or trustworthiness. \"She's not the woman for the White House,\" Fiorina said. And among Democrats, former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb could jump in and be the champion for the white working man, a demographic that he has said is left out of the Democrat's increasingly diverse tent. Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul, who launched his presidential campaign last week, has noted that the Clinton Foundation took money from foreign countries who oppress women, suggesting that the pro-woman framing won't be an easy sell. But Clinton will have some high-profile champions. Moments after her announcement, top Democrats rolled out endorsements, including Barbara Mikulski, the first Democratic woman elected to the Senate in her own right. \"Whoopee, Hillary is off and running,\" she wrote in a statement. \"I'm ready for Hillary. And America is ready for Hillary. She is going to break that glass ceiling once and for all.\" At a recent EMILY's List event before announcing her run, Clinton asked her supporters: \"Don't you someday want to see a woman president?\" In that particular crowd the answering was a resounding yes. But it's unlikely that the same question will make it in her campaign speeches. After all, the answer across the country is much more complicated."}], "metadata": {"id": "8e94c02e765221aff188fb9bb10bd9a60435ef7c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Hillary Clinton could be helped by an improving climate for women in politics .\nRepublicans hope the gender play backfires and that voters are fatigued by identity politics .\nThe emphasis on women as a possible campaign theme is a reversal of her 2008 strategy ."}}
{"prompt": "Manchester United's humiliation of their neighbours City continued their outstanding record against the Barclays Premier League's top seven this season. Sportsmail's alternative table shows every club's total points gained against the current top seven teams \u2013 Chelsea, United, City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Southampton. Louis van Gaal's team sit top of the pile with an average of two points per game after 10 matches, while Chelsea (1.56) and City (1.5) sit second and third respectively. Manchester United's humiliation of their neighbours City continued their outstanding record . A table showing every club's total points gained against the current top seven puts Louis van Gaal top . Goals from Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini, Juan Mata and Chris Smalling ensured they kept up their record against the top seven, and ended a run of four consecutive derby defeats. Yet United's record will be put to the test this Saturday, when they travel to the capital to face runaway Premier League leaders Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Jose Mourinho's team sit seven points ahead of second-placed Arsenal with a game in hand against bottom-of-the-table Leicester City, and will try to do damage to Van Gaal's impressive record. Van Gaal won't be able to celebrate the derby win for long with a trip to Chelsea coming up .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nManchester United's humiliation of their neighbours City continued their outstanding record against the Barclays Premier League's top seven this season. Sportsmail's alternative table shows every club's total points gained against the current top seven teams \u2013 Chelsea, United, City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Southampton. Louis van Gaal's team sit top of the pile with an average of two points per game after 10 matches, while Chelsea (1.56) and City (1.5) sit second and third respectively. Manchester United's humiliation of their neighbours City continued their outstanding record . A table showing every club's total points gained against the current top seven puts Louis van Gaal top . Goals from Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini, Juan Mata and Chris Smalling ensured they kept up their record against the top seven, and ended a run of four consecutive derby defeats. Yet United's record will be put to the test this Saturday, when they travel to the capital to face runaway Premier League leaders Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Jose Mourinho's team sit seven points ahead of second-placed Arsenal with a game in hand against bottom-of-the-table Leicester City, and will try to do damage to Van Gaal's impressive record. Van Gaal won't be able to celebrate the derby win for long with a trip to Chelsea coming up ."}], "metadata": {"id": "fda1b2c63e0d1a01fbe8ad73b9df3be6ec30051e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Manchester United beat City 4-2 at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon .\nMan Utd have the most impressive record against the top seven clubs .\nLouis van Gaal has averaged two points per game against the top seven .\nChelsea (1.56) are second in the Premier League\u00a0in an alternative table .\nREAD: Ashley Young laughs at City as United silence 'noisy neighbours'"}}
{"prompt": "A little girl who slipped through metal bars and became trapped by the neck was saved by the heroic efforts of her neighbours. Na Chu had just returned from a trip to the zoo when her grandmother accidentally locked her in the house by herself in the Xiangtan, south China. The five-year-old panicked and ran to the window but fell between the protective metal slats of the residential property,\u00a0the People's Daily Online reports. Scroll down for video . Long drop: The child dangles from the residential block in\u00a0the Xiangtan District, south China . Propped up: A neighbour stops the five-year-old from suffocating by giving her a poll to sit on . Neighbours rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars. Some used a piece of pipe to prop her up and prevent her from suffocating, while others supported her feet before firemen eventually arrived - half an hour later. One neighbour told local TV: 'Her terrified screams alerted us and we saw that the upper half of her body was lodged between the security bars and she was slowly slipping down. Rescue: A fireman helps the little girl who has fallen between the metal bars and become trapped by her neck . 'So a bunch of us leapt to action to try save her. We grabbed a drainpipe section and used that to prop her up. And we were talking to her, telling her not to panic.' Another woman took a handful of blankets from her home and laid them on the road below in case the girl fell. People have taken to Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, to praise the tireless efforts of the neighbour below, who supported her feet the entire time. They coined the term 'lifting man' in reference to him, which has now become internet slang for anyone who does a good deed. Help: The good Samaritan supports the child's legs while a worried crowd gathers below the apartment block . Slow response: People took to Weibo to praise neighbours and criticise the emergency services for taking 30 minutes to reach the girl, whose rescue was covered by local TV . \u2018Nice people are still around,\u2019 commented online user \u2018Baby Lexuan\u2019. Others criticised the emergency services for not getting there fast enough.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA little girl who slipped through metal bars and became trapped by the neck was saved by the heroic efforts of her neighbours. Na Chu had just returned from a trip to the zoo when her grandmother accidentally locked her in the house by herself in the Xiangtan, south China. The five-year-old panicked and ran to the window but fell between the protective metal slats of the residential property,\u00a0the People's Daily Online reports. Scroll down for video . Long drop: The child dangles from the residential block in\u00a0the Xiangtan District, south China . Propped up: A neighbour stops the five-year-old from suffocating by giving her a poll to sit on . Neighbours rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars. Some used a piece of pipe to prop her up and prevent her from suffocating, while others supported her feet before firemen eventually arrived - half an hour later. One neighbour told local TV: 'Her terrified screams alerted us and we saw that the upper half of her body was lodged between the security bars and she was slowly slipping down. Rescue: A fireman helps the little girl who has fallen between the metal bars and become trapped by her neck . 'So a bunch of us leapt to action to try save her. We grabbed a drainpipe section and used that to prop her up. And we were talking to her, telling her not to panic.' Another woman took a handful of blankets from her home and laid them on the road below in case the girl fell. People have taken to Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, to praise the tireless efforts of the neighbour below, who supported her feet the entire time. They coined the term 'lifting man' in reference to him, which has now become internet slang for anyone who does a good deed. Help: The good Samaritan supports the child's legs while a worried crowd gathers below the apartment block . Slow response: People took to Weibo to praise neighbours and criticise the emergency services for taking 30 minutes to reach the girl, whose rescue was covered by local TV . \u2018Nice people are still around,\u2019 commented online user \u2018Baby Lexuan\u2019. Others criticised the emergency services for not getting there fast enough."}], "metadata": {"id": "97856d25655e18bd104a1c6bdf86fa174d17dc51", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Five-year-old had accidentally been locked in by grandma .\nShe ran to the window to shout her but fell between the metal slats .\nNeighbours used piece of pipe and other items to take weight off neck .\nEmergency crews arrived 30 minutes later to free her from railings ."}}
{"prompt": "Babies born on the same day as the royal baby will be eligible to receive one of 2,015 free 'lucky' silver pennies. The Royal Mint announced it will mark the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child in the same way it commemorated the arrival of Prince George in 2013. Parents of newborns who share a birthday with the new prince or princess, due later this month, will have to register the birth of their child on The Royal Mint's Facebook page to receive the commemorative gift. The Royal Mint announced it will mark the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child in the same way it commemorated the arrival of Prince George in 2013 - with a silver coin created in the baby's honour (and babies born on the same day will be eligible to receive one of 2,015 free 'lucky' silver pennies) The silver coin will be minted with the one penny's Royal Shield design and the new effigy of the Queen, which was unveiled in March. It will be presented in a special white box, which will be tied with a purple ribbon and feature the image of a silver carousel horse. A spokeswoman for The Royal Mint said: 'It is a fitting gesture to welcome the eagerly anticipated future prince or princess and also in keeping with an age-old tradition to mark a new birth with a gift of silver for good luck.' The coin will be presented in a special white box, which will be tied with a purple ribbon and feature the image of a silver carousel horse . The silver coin will be minted with the one penny's Royal Shield design and the new effigy of the Queen, which was unveiled in March . The Royal Mint will also produce a \u00a35 coin in celebration of the birth after the Queen - the baby's great-grandmother - approved the decision at a meeting of the Privy Council at Buckingham Palace on March 19. Thousands of commemorative coins were struck to celebrate the arrival of George and sold out within days. The Royal Mint produced 10,000 solid silver crown-sized \u00a35 coins, which cost \u00a380 each, and 2,013 22-carat gold sovereigns, which cost \u00a3800 each. Both featured the prince's namesake St George. Babies born on the same day as George were entitled to receive one of 2,013 free lucky silver pennies. When George turned one, the occasion was also marked by a commemorative \u00a35 coin, making him the first member of the Royal Family to have his first birthday honoured with a new UK coin. His christening was also marked with a coin. Thousands of commemorative coins were struck to celebrate the arrival of Prince George, pictured in his official Christmas photo, and sold out within days . The births of babies born on the same day as the new prince or princess can be registered on Facebook.com/theroyalmint .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBabies born on the same day as the royal baby will be eligible to receive one of 2,015 free 'lucky' silver pennies. The Royal Mint announced it will mark the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child in the same way it commemorated the arrival of Prince George in 2013. Parents of newborns who share a birthday with the new prince or princess, due later this month, will have to register the birth of their child on The Royal Mint's Facebook page to receive the commemorative gift. The Royal Mint announced it will mark the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child in the same way it commemorated the arrival of Prince George in 2013 - with a silver coin created in the baby's honour (and babies born on the same day will be eligible to receive one of 2,015 free 'lucky' silver pennies) The silver coin will be minted with the one penny's Royal Shield design and the new effigy of the Queen, which was unveiled in March. It will be presented in a special white box, which will be tied with a purple ribbon and feature the image of a silver carousel horse. A spokeswoman for The Royal Mint said: 'It is a fitting gesture to welcome the eagerly anticipated future prince or princess and also in keeping with an age-old tradition to mark a new birth with a gift of silver for good luck.' The coin will be presented in a special white box, which will be tied with a purple ribbon and feature the image of a silver carousel horse . The silver coin will be minted with the one penny's Royal Shield design and the new effigy of the Queen, which was unveiled in March . The Royal Mint will also produce a \u00a35 coin in celebration of the birth after the Queen - the baby's great-grandmother - approved the decision at a meeting of the Privy Council at Buckingham Palace on March 19. Thousands of commemorative coins were struck to celebrate the arrival of George and sold out within days. The Royal Mint produced 10,000 solid silver crown-sized \u00a35 coins, which cost \u00a380 each, and 2,013 22-carat gold sovereigns, which cost \u00a3800 each. Both featured the prince's namesake St George. Babies born on the same day as George were entitled to receive one of 2,013 free lucky silver pennies. When George turned one, the occasion was also marked by a commemorative \u00a35 coin, making him the first member of the Royal Family to have his first birthday honoured with a new UK coin. His christening was also marked with a coin. Thousands of commemorative coins were struck to celebrate the arrival of Prince George, pictured in his official Christmas photo, and sold out within days . The births of babies born on the same day as the new prince or princess can be registered on Facebook.com/theroyalmint ."}], "metadata": {"id": "c7776d996f6f70278284676539c31eda3ff309f8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Commemorates birth in same way as the arrival of Prince George in 2013 .\nBabies born on same day will receive one of 2,015 free 'lucky' silver pennies .\nDuke and Duchess of Cambridge's second baby due this month ."}}
{"prompt": "Poland said it is demanding a formal apology from the U.S. over the comments made by FBI director James Comey (pictured above) The US ambassador for Poland has been forced to apologise for comments made by the head of the FBI who blamed Polish people for helping the Nazis kill Jews during the Holocaust. James Coney had written an editorial opinion piece for the Washington Post claiming Poland shares responsibility for the Holocaust with Germany. The piece sparked outrage among Polish politicians and media. US Ambassador Stephen Mull met with the Polish deputy foreign affairs minister and apologised for the comments. He said:\u00a0'I made clear that the opinion that Poland is in any way responsible for the Holocaust is not the position of the United States. 'Nazi Germany alone bears responsibility.' Mr Mull said he now had 'a lot of work' to do to rectify the situation. Comey's April 16 opinion piece in the Washington Post\u00a0stated that Poland played a role in Nazi Germany's genocide of six million European Jews in the Holocaust. 'In their minds, the murderers and accomplices of Germany, and Poland, and Hungary, and so many, many other places didn't do something evil,' Comey wrote. The piece was titled\u00a0Why I require FBI agents to visit the Holocaust Museum. 'They convinced themselves it was the right thing to do, the thing they had to do,' it continues. Scroll down for video . Poland's president Bronislaw Komorowski told public television that Comey's comments showed a 'lack of historical knowledge' and were an 'insult to thousands of Poles who helped Jews'. On Sunday foreign ministry spokesman Marcin Wojciechowski wrote on Twitter that Mull would 'receive a note of protest and a summons for an apology.' US Ambassador Stephen Mull apologised to Poland . The US Ambassador was quick to present an informal apology at memorial ceremonies in the Polish capital on Sunday marking the 72nd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Six million Polish citizens were killed under Nazi Germany's occupation of Poland during World War II. While half of the victims were Jewish, the other half were Christian. Historical records show instances of Poles turning against their Jewish neighbours, either killing them or giving them up to the Nazis. Poles also risked their lives and families to save Jews. In 2012, US President Barack Obama caused outrage in Warsaw when he labelled a World War II Nazi German facility in occupied Poland used to process Jews for extermination a 'Polish death camp'. He subsequently expressed 'regret' at what he called his inadvertent use of the erroneous term 'Polish death camp.' Poland's government keenly watches the global media for descriptions of former Nazi German death camps as 'Polish. It says the term - even if used simply as a geographical indicator - can give the impression that Poland bore responsibility for the Holocaust. US ambassador to Poland Stephen Mull (pictured right) was quick to present an informal apology at memorial ceremonies\u00a0marking the 72nd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in Warsaw on Sunday (above he lays flowers at\u00a0Monument to the Ghetto Heroes) In the April 16 opinion piece titled Why I require FBI agents to visit the Holocaust Museum, Comey wrote: 'In their minds, the murderers and accomplices of Germany, and Poland, and Hungary, and so many, many other places didn't do something evil' (above the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in D.C.)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPoland said it is demanding a formal apology from the U.S. over the comments made by FBI director James Comey (pictured above) The US ambassador for Poland has been forced to apologise for comments made by the head of the FBI who blamed Polish people for helping the Nazis kill Jews during the Holocaust. James Coney had written an editorial opinion piece for the Washington Post claiming Poland shares responsibility for the Holocaust with Germany. The piece sparked outrage among Polish politicians and media. US Ambassador Stephen Mull met with the Polish deputy foreign affairs minister and apologised for the comments. He said:\u00a0'I made clear that the opinion that Poland is in any way responsible for the Holocaust is not the position of the United States. 'Nazi Germany alone bears responsibility.' Mr Mull said he now had 'a lot of work' to do to rectify the situation. Comey's April 16 opinion piece in the Washington Post\u00a0stated that Poland played a role in Nazi Germany's genocide of six million European Jews in the Holocaust. 'In their minds, the murderers and accomplices of Germany, and Poland, and Hungary, and so many, many other places didn't do something evil,' Comey wrote. The piece was titled\u00a0Why I require FBI agents to visit the Holocaust Museum. 'They convinced themselves it was the right thing to do, the thing they had to do,' it continues. Scroll down for video . Poland's president Bronislaw Komorowski told public television that Comey's comments showed a 'lack of historical knowledge' and were an 'insult to thousands of Poles who helped Jews'. On Sunday foreign ministry spokesman Marcin Wojciechowski wrote on Twitter that Mull would 'receive a note of protest and a summons for an apology.' US Ambassador Stephen Mull apologised to Poland . The US Ambassador was quick to present an informal apology at memorial ceremonies in the Polish capital on Sunday marking the 72nd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Six million Polish citizens were killed under Nazi Germany's occupation of Poland during World War II. While half of the victims were Jewish, the other half were Christian. Historical records show instances of Poles turning against their Jewish neighbours, either killing them or giving them up to the Nazis. Poles also risked their lives and families to save Jews. In 2012, US President Barack Obama caused outrage in Warsaw when he labelled a World War II Nazi German facility in occupied Poland used to process Jews for extermination a 'Polish death camp'. He subsequently expressed 'regret' at what he called his inadvertent use of the erroneous term 'Polish death camp.' Poland's government keenly watches the global media for descriptions of former Nazi German death camps as 'Polish. It says the term - even if used simply as a geographical indicator - can give the impression that Poland bore responsibility for the Holocaust. US ambassador to Poland Stephen Mull (pictured right) was quick to present an informal apology at memorial ceremonies\u00a0marking the 72nd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in Warsaw on Sunday (above he lays flowers at\u00a0Monument to the Ghetto Heroes) In the April 16 opinion piece titled Why I require FBI agents to visit the Holocaust Museum, Comey wrote: 'In their minds, the murderers and accomplices of Germany, and Poland, and Hungary, and so many, many other places didn't do something evil' (above the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in D.C.)"}], "metadata": {"id": "808a289827b40a7b2ae632603fd3a18d2b412a7d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "US Ambassador Stephen Mull apologised for James Comey's comments .\nComey, head of the FBI, wrote editorial opinion piece in Washington Post .\nIt said: 'In their minds, the murderers and accomplices of Germany, and Poland, and Hungary and so many other places didn't do something evil'\nMr Mull said Nazi Germany alone bears responsibility for the Holocaust ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)This is the time of the year when Christians the world over -- more than 2 billion of us -- reflect upon the crucifixion and resurrection of our Lord. In light of the tragic massacre of Christian college students in Kenya on Thursday, and the ongoing threat against Christians in other nations, this Holy Week  we are calling upon Christians to also reflect upon the crucifixion, beheading, stoning, enforced slavery, sexual abuse, human trafficking, harassment, bombing and displacement of hundreds of thousands of Christians -- and others -- whose faith alone has made them a target of religious extremists. Countless lives have been utterly destroyed in nations such as Iraq, Syria, Libya, Pakistan, India, Egypt, Kenya and Nigeria. In June 2012, Bishop Shlemon Warduni of Iraq told the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, \"We beg you to help. We want only peace, security, and freedom. Please no more death, no more explosions, no more injustice.\" By then, nearly every remaining church in Iraq had constructed a blast wall around its building to buffet the threat of the inevitable church bombing. This crisis escalated substantially last summer when ISIS swept like lightning through Iraq's Nineveh province, capturing the country's second-largest city, Mosul; a city that was until 2014 a home of a thriving Christian community, there centuries before Islam. Again and again the world did not respond as it might have, and now the inconceivable has happened: Iraq's Nineveh Plain has been emptied of its ancient Christianity community, which existed there for more than 1,500 years. On March 27, in a presentation to the U.N. Security Council, Chaldean Catholic Patriarch Louis Raphael Sako referred to the present reality of his fellow Iraqi Christians as a \"catastrophic situation.\" He's right. Rarely since the first century has the church in the East faced persecution on this scale. Christian communities that took 2,000 years to build, and that were started by the apostles themselves, lie in ashes between the Tigris and the Euphrates. Survivors waste away as refugees, often in deplorable conditions, with no homes or churches to return to if the region eventually stabilizes. Whether they be Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant, Christian communities are united in what Pope Francis has called an \"ecumenism of blood,\" recognizing that Christianity is experiencing more martyrdom today than in the first century. This is not an exaggerated or contrived crisis. As Nina Shea, director of the Hudson's Institute's Center for Religious Freedom, has aptly put it, \"Piece by piece, Middle Eastern Christianity is being shattered.\" Our concern is not to the exclusion of anyone else under threat by these religious fanatics, and we reject those who believe that this evil is reflective of the majority of Muslims whose community has actually experienced the most casualties in this conflict. It is also true that Christianity faces a legitimate threat of extinction in several parts of Iraq and Syria and it faces a growing threat in nations such as Nigeria. In solidarity with those being threatened we agree with the words delivered by Jordan's King Abdullah II at the United Nations last fall, \"Christians are an integral part of [the Middle East's] past, present and future.\" When history writes of our time will we be able to say that we tried everything in our power to cease this attempt to eliminate 2,000 years of Christianity from the Middle East and to stop this threat before it spreads to other nations? These communities need our love and support like never before, and they also need security and protection from the world like never before. This Easter we reflect upon the words of a Christian who was himself beheaded for his faith alone. He converted to Christianity one day on a road to Damascus, Syria, when his name was changed from Saul to Paul. In a letter to Christians living in another dangerous place in another persecuted time, he wrote, \"Pray that we may be delivered from wicked and evil people.\" This Easter, let us earnestly pray with all the love of Christ for all those in harm's way.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)This is the time of the year when Christians the world over -- more than 2 billion of us -- reflect upon the crucifixion and resurrection of our Lord. In light of the tragic massacre of Christian college students in Kenya on Thursday, and the ongoing threat against Christians in other nations, this Holy Week  we are calling upon Christians to also reflect upon the crucifixion, beheading, stoning, enforced slavery, sexual abuse, human trafficking, harassment, bombing and displacement of hundreds of thousands of Christians -- and others -- whose faith alone has made them a target of religious extremists. Countless lives have been utterly destroyed in nations such as Iraq, Syria, Libya, Pakistan, India, Egypt, Kenya and Nigeria. In June 2012, Bishop Shlemon Warduni of Iraq told the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, \"We beg you to help. We want only peace, security, and freedom. Please no more death, no more explosions, no more injustice.\" By then, nearly every remaining church in Iraq had constructed a blast wall around its building to buffet the threat of the inevitable church bombing. This crisis escalated substantially last summer when ISIS swept like lightning through Iraq's Nineveh province, capturing the country's second-largest city, Mosul; a city that was until 2014 a home of a thriving Christian community, there centuries before Islam. Again and again the world did not respond as it might have, and now the inconceivable has happened: Iraq's Nineveh Plain has been emptied of its ancient Christianity community, which existed there for more than 1,500 years. On March 27, in a presentation to the U.N. Security Council, Chaldean Catholic Patriarch Louis Raphael Sako referred to the present reality of his fellow Iraqi Christians as a \"catastrophic situation.\" He's right. Rarely since the first century has the church in the East faced persecution on this scale. Christian communities that took 2,000 years to build, and that were started by the apostles themselves, lie in ashes between the Tigris and the Euphrates. Survivors waste away as refugees, often in deplorable conditions, with no homes or churches to return to if the region eventually stabilizes. Whether they be Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant, Christian communities are united in what Pope Francis has called an \"ecumenism of blood,\" recognizing that Christianity is experiencing more martyrdom today than in the first century. This is not an exaggerated or contrived crisis. As Nina Shea, director of the Hudson's Institute's Center for Religious Freedom, has aptly put it, \"Piece by piece, Middle Eastern Christianity is being shattered.\" Our concern is not to the exclusion of anyone else under threat by these religious fanatics, and we reject those who believe that this evil is reflective of the majority of Muslims whose community has actually experienced the most casualties in this conflict. It is also true that Christianity faces a legitimate threat of extinction in several parts of Iraq and Syria and it faces a growing threat in nations such as Nigeria. In solidarity with those being threatened we agree with the words delivered by Jordan's King Abdullah II at the United Nations last fall, \"Christians are an integral part of [the Middle East's] past, present and future.\" When history writes of our time will we be able to say that we tried everything in our power to cease this attempt to eliminate 2,000 years of Christianity from the Middle East and to stop this threat before it spreads to other nations? These communities need our love and support like never before, and they also need security and protection from the world like never before. This Easter we reflect upon the words of a Christian who was himself beheaded for his faith alone. He converted to Christianity one day on a road to Damascus, Syria, when his name was changed from Saul to Paul. In a letter to Christians living in another dangerous place in another persecuted time, he wrote, \"Pray that we may be delivered from wicked and evil people.\" This Easter, let us earnestly pray with all the love of Christ for all those in harm's way."}], "metadata": {"id": "e6ff2c44d1a8f979662c6c29e9cabd99cb4a35a3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Rarely since the first century have Christians faced persecution on this scale, say Dolan, Downey and Burnett.\nCrisis escalated substantially as ISIS has swept through Iraq's Nineveh province, the authors write."}}
{"prompt": "Dunkin Donuts unveiled a new spring menu earlier this week, prompting a flurry of excitement from the food chain's biggest fans - and a series of serious warnings from health experts about the calorie-laden food options, some of which contain more than half of an adult's recommended daily intake of salt. The new menu contains five new food options - two 340-calorie cheesecake-filled donuts, one 380-calorie loaded bagel, one 640-calorie chicken-filled pretzel bun and a 'low fat' 210-calorie steak and cheese wrap. 'This new menu is laden with calories and fat. Many of these calories are considered \"empty calories\" meaning that they have little or no nutritional value,' cardiologist Dr Kevin Campbell told Daily Mail Online. Warnings: Dunkin Donuts' new spring menu features the 640-calorie\u00a0Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich which contains 68 per cent of your daily allowance of salt . Sweet tooth? The new menu also features two new flavors of the chain's Cheesecake Square Donuts, which each contain upwards of 340 calories . Obesity and obesity-related illness has become epidemic; in the US alone obesity and obesity-related illness accounts for a $150 billion dollars of healthcare expenditures annually . 'As adults we must set good examples for our children because they pattern our behavior we must avoid eating food such as these presented on the new menu at Dunkin' Donuts.' Indeed, the food chain's new Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich - which is described on the Dunkin Donuts website as containing 'delicious breaded chicken, cheddar cheese, bacon and honey mustard' which are all \u00a0'served on an oven-toasted pretzel bun' - contains a whopping 640 calories, almost a third of your recommended daily intake. Additionally, the sandwich contains 1,560mg of sale, which is equal to 68 per cent of the daily recommended intake of 2,300mg. The roll also contains 25g of fat - 38 per cent of your daily intake. And when paired with one of Dunkin Donuts' new ice cream-inspired coffee flavors - Rocky Road Swirl, Butter Pecan Swirl, or Cookie Dough Swirl - customers are adding a minimum of 200 odd calories to their meal, if they opt for whole milk and sugar in their coffee. Another option listed on the new menu is the Southwest Supreme Bagel, which is stuffed with cheese, corn, black beans, peppers, tomatoes, onions and spices and contains 380 calories and 890mg of salt - which is 37 per cent of the recommended intake. Something savory: The\u00a0Southwest Supreme Bagel contains 380 calories and 890mg of salt . Healthy? The 210-calorie Snack N\u2019 Go Steak Wrap is intended to be a low-calorie alternative to the other menu options, however it still contains 25 per cent of your daily saturated fat intake . Healthier than the pretzel roll, yes, but still not the most nutritious treat around. Indeed, the only 'healthy' option offered on the new menu is a small Snack N\u2019 Go Steak Wrap, a 210-calorie snack that contains 'our delicious angus steak, a slice of cheddar cheese and honey mustard sauce, wrapped in a warm tortilla'. But while this tasty treat is being marketed as a healthier, low-calorie option, it still contains five grams of saturated fats, which is the equivalent of 25 per cent of your recommended daily intake. Last, but not least, the menu also contains two new varieties of Dunkin Donuts' signature Cheesecake Square Donut, which is essentially a sugary pastry stuffed with cheesecake filling, this time in Oreo and raspberry flavors. And while the nutritional information for these individual sweet treats has not yet been made available on the Dunkin website, the standard Cheesecake Square Donut contains 340 calories and eight grams of saturated fats - 40 per cent of your daily allowance. Unsurprisingly, the chain's unhealthy menu options have prompted some health-conscious Twitter users to voice their concerns over the calorie-laden choices. 'If Dunkin Donuts replaced their white flour with organic whole wheat and sugar with stevia, they would probably still be unhealthy,' one man wrote, while one woman added: 'These Dunkin Donuts options have to be the most unhealthy things ever.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDunkin Donuts unveiled a new spring menu earlier this week, prompting a flurry of excitement from the food chain's biggest fans - and a series of serious warnings from health experts about the calorie-laden food options, some of which contain more than half of an adult's recommended daily intake of salt. The new menu contains five new food options - two 340-calorie cheesecake-filled donuts, one 380-calorie loaded bagel, one 640-calorie chicken-filled pretzel bun and a 'low fat' 210-calorie steak and cheese wrap. 'This new menu is laden with calories and fat. Many of these calories are considered \"empty calories\" meaning that they have little or no nutritional value,' cardiologist Dr Kevin Campbell told Daily Mail Online. Warnings: Dunkin Donuts' new spring menu features the 640-calorie\u00a0Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich which contains 68 per cent of your daily allowance of salt . Sweet tooth? The new menu also features two new flavors of the chain's Cheesecake Square Donuts, which each contain upwards of 340 calories . Obesity and obesity-related illness has become epidemic; in the US alone obesity and obesity-related illness accounts for a $150 billion dollars of healthcare expenditures annually . 'As adults we must set good examples for our children because they pattern our behavior we must avoid eating food such as these presented on the new menu at Dunkin' Donuts.' Indeed, the food chain's new Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich - which is described on the Dunkin Donuts website as containing 'delicious breaded chicken, cheddar cheese, bacon and honey mustard' which are all \u00a0'served on an oven-toasted pretzel bun' - contains a whopping 640 calories, almost a third of your recommended daily intake. Additionally, the sandwich contains 1,560mg of sale, which is equal to 68 per cent of the daily recommended intake of 2,300mg. The roll also contains 25g of fat - 38 per cent of your daily intake. And when paired with one of Dunkin Donuts' new ice cream-inspired coffee flavors - Rocky Road Swirl, Butter Pecan Swirl, or Cookie Dough Swirl - customers are adding a minimum of 200 odd calories to their meal, if they opt for whole milk and sugar in their coffee. Another option listed on the new menu is the Southwest Supreme Bagel, which is stuffed with cheese, corn, black beans, peppers, tomatoes, onions and spices and contains 380 calories and 890mg of salt - which is 37 per cent of the recommended intake. Something savory: The\u00a0Southwest Supreme Bagel contains 380 calories and 890mg of salt . Healthy? The 210-calorie Snack N\u2019 Go Steak Wrap is intended to be a low-calorie alternative to the other menu options, however it still contains 25 per cent of your daily saturated fat intake . Healthier than the pretzel roll, yes, but still not the most nutritious treat around. Indeed, the only 'healthy' option offered on the new menu is a small Snack N\u2019 Go Steak Wrap, a 210-calorie snack that contains 'our delicious angus steak, a slice of cheddar cheese and honey mustard sauce, wrapped in a warm tortilla'. But while this tasty treat is being marketed as a healthier, low-calorie option, it still contains five grams of saturated fats, which is the equivalent of 25 per cent of your recommended daily intake. Last, but not least, the menu also contains two new varieties of Dunkin Donuts' signature Cheesecake Square Donut, which is essentially a sugary pastry stuffed with cheesecake filling, this time in Oreo and raspberry flavors. And while the nutritional information for these individual sweet treats has not yet been made available on the Dunkin website, the standard Cheesecake Square Donut contains 340 calories and eight grams of saturated fats - 40 per cent of your daily allowance. Unsurprisingly, the chain's unhealthy menu options have prompted some health-conscious Twitter users to voice their concerns over the calorie-laden choices. 'If Dunkin Donuts replaced their white flour with organic whole wheat and sugar with stevia, they would probably still be unhealthy,' one man wrote, while one woman added: 'These Dunkin Donuts options have to be the most unhealthy things ever.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "b2b4299b66c206dd54897ea14bb18a803c00550e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "The popular food chain's new spring menu includes a 650-calorie chicken-filled pretzel roll and a 400 calorie bagel .\nEach of the chicken pretzel rolls contains 68% of your recommended daily allowance of salt .\nThe new menu contains one 'healthy' option, a 210-calorie steak wrap - which still contains 25% of your daily saturated fats .\nCardiologist Dr Kevin Campbell explained to FEMAIL that the menu items are full of 'empty calories' that have 'little or no nutritional value'"}}
{"prompt": "The family of a man shot dead by a reserve deputy who confused his weapon for his Taser has slammed the gunman's decision to take a month-long vacation to the Bahamas while out on bond. Robert Bates, 73, appeared in Tulsa district court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the death of Eric Harris, who was killed during a botched sting on April 2. Despite the charges, the judge said that the retired insurance executive, who is out on $25,000 bond, is allowed to take a previously\u00a0planned vacation to the Bahamas,\u00a0NBC reported. Harris' family reacted to the decision in a statement released by their lawyer. Heading to court: Robert Bates, left, is seen walking to court on Tuesday morning with his attorney Corbin Brewster, right, before he entered his not-guilty plea in the death of Eric Harris earlier this month . 'Mistake': The 73-year-old reserve deputy claims he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his Taser and shot dead the man as he fled the scene of an undercover operation on April 2 . 'Whether intended or not, Mr. Bates' vacationing in the Bahamas at this time sends a message of apathy with respect to the shooting and Eric's life,' they said. 'At a time when we are still mourning the death of a loved one that he shot down in the street, Mr. Bates will be relaxing and enjoying his wealth and privilege.' It is not clear when he is leaving for the holiday but Bates will next appear in court on July 2. Bates has previously visited the Bahamas with the sheriff, Stanley Glanz, and another reserve deputy and paid for part of Glanz's trip. Bates, a Tulsa County volunteer, shot Harris, 44, after the man was confronted during an undercover gun-sale operation and ran past him. Video of the incident shows Bates chasing after Harris. In an attempt to subdue him, Bates went to grab his Taser, but was unaware he had actually pulled out his gun instead. In the video, which was released by the sheriff's office, Bates can be heard shouting 'Taser! Taser!' When the gunshot goes off, he says: 'I shot him! I'm sorry.' The fatally-wounded man can be heard saying: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man' before adding: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath!' In separate news conferences on Monday, the county sheriff and lawyers for Harris' family disagreed on whether the reserve officer should have been allowed to conduct police work. Sheriff Stanley Glanz said Bates, his longtime insurance agent and former campaign manager, had been properly trained and passed annual firearms certifications required by the state. Charged: Bates (left in his mug shot) shot Harris (pictured right) and faces four years in prison if convicted . Shooting: This photo shows a deputy bending down to pick up Bates's dropped gun following the accidental shooting in Tulsa earlier this month. Harris is being held down on the ground, out of shot, by other deputies . Terrified: The fatally-wounded man, who is being held by his neck and back by the deputies (pictured), says: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man.' He then adds: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath' Dan Smolen, a lawyer for Harris' family, said the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office violated a number of its internal policies by letting Bates carry his personal handgun after training with another weapon. Smolen also said the department failed to keep a permanent record of Bates' training, in violation of local policies. Records Bates released during the weekend showed that the volunteer officer was trained on a .45, not the weapon used in Harris' death. Bates, who sold his insurance business for $6 million in 1999, was trained to be a Tulsa Police Department patrolman in 1964 but left in 1965. He was out of law enforcement for 35 years, returning for volunteer work in Florida in 2000 before joining the Tulsa County force in 2008 and making a number of donations to the agency. He also was Glanz' campaign manager during the 2012 election. During an appearance on the Today show last week, he apologized to Harris' family. Anger: Harris' son Aidan Fraley (pictured right with his uncle Andre Harris a week after his father's death), has said  the  police officers who allowed Bates to become a cop should be held accountable for his death . Confusion: An image shows a Taser and a handgun similar to the weapons Bates was carrying. He mistakenly thought he was holding a Taser, not his handgun, when he fatally shot Eric Harris . 'First and foremost let me apologize to the family of Eric Harris,' he said. 'I rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that I regret... I still can't believe it happened.' He also insisted that, despite keeping his gun and Taser on different parts of his uniform, it was easy to confuse the two. 'This has happened a number of times around the country, I have read about it in the past,' Bates said.\u00a0'I thought to myself after reading several cases, 'I don't understand how this can happen'. You must believe me - it can happen to anyone.' Harris' son responded by saying that the volunteer deputy was too old to be on the police force. 'He should have been in a retirement home, not out there on the scene killing my dad,' Aidan Fraley said, NBC reported.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe family of a man shot dead by a reserve deputy who confused his weapon for his Taser has slammed the gunman's decision to take a month-long vacation to the Bahamas while out on bond. Robert Bates, 73, appeared in Tulsa district court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the death of Eric Harris, who was killed during a botched sting on April 2. Despite the charges, the judge said that the retired insurance executive, who is out on $25,000 bond, is allowed to take a previously\u00a0planned vacation to the Bahamas,\u00a0NBC reported. Harris' family reacted to the decision in a statement released by their lawyer. Heading to court: Robert Bates, left, is seen walking to court on Tuesday morning with his attorney Corbin Brewster, right, before he entered his not-guilty plea in the death of Eric Harris earlier this month . 'Mistake': The 73-year-old reserve deputy claims he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his Taser and shot dead the man as he fled the scene of an undercover operation on April 2 . 'Whether intended or not, Mr. Bates' vacationing in the Bahamas at this time sends a message of apathy with respect to the shooting and Eric's life,' they said. 'At a time when we are still mourning the death of a loved one that he shot down in the street, Mr. Bates will be relaxing and enjoying his wealth and privilege.' It is not clear when he is leaving for the holiday but Bates will next appear in court on July 2. Bates has previously visited the Bahamas with the sheriff, Stanley Glanz, and another reserve deputy and paid for part of Glanz's trip. Bates, a Tulsa County volunteer, shot Harris, 44, after the man was confronted during an undercover gun-sale operation and ran past him. Video of the incident shows Bates chasing after Harris. In an attempt to subdue him, Bates went to grab his Taser, but was unaware he had actually pulled out his gun instead. In the video, which was released by the sheriff's office, Bates can be heard shouting 'Taser! Taser!' When the gunshot goes off, he says: 'I shot him! I'm sorry.' The fatally-wounded man can be heard saying: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man' before adding: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath!' In separate news conferences on Monday, the county sheriff and lawyers for Harris' family disagreed on whether the reserve officer should have been allowed to conduct police work. Sheriff Stanley Glanz said Bates, his longtime insurance agent and former campaign manager, had been properly trained and passed annual firearms certifications required by the state. Charged: Bates (left in his mug shot) shot Harris (pictured right) and faces four years in prison if convicted . Shooting: This photo shows a deputy bending down to pick up Bates's dropped gun following the accidental shooting in Tulsa earlier this month. Harris is being held down on the ground, out of shot, by other deputies . Terrified: The fatally-wounded man, who is being held by his neck and back by the deputies (pictured), says: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man.' He then adds: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath' Dan Smolen, a lawyer for Harris' family, said the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office violated a number of its internal policies by letting Bates carry his personal handgun after training with another weapon. Smolen also said the department failed to keep a permanent record of Bates' training, in violation of local policies. Records Bates released during the weekend showed that the volunteer officer was trained on a .45, not the weapon used in Harris' death. Bates, who sold his insurance business for $6 million in 1999, was trained to be a Tulsa Police Department patrolman in 1964 but left in 1965. He was out of law enforcement for 35 years, returning for volunteer work in Florida in 2000 before joining the Tulsa County force in 2008 and making a number of donations to the agency. He also was Glanz' campaign manager during the 2012 election. During an appearance on the Today show last week, he apologized to Harris' family. Anger: Harris' son Aidan Fraley (pictured right with his uncle Andre Harris a week after his father's death), has said  the  police officers who allowed Bates to become a cop should be held accountable for his death . Confusion: An image shows a Taser and a handgun similar to the weapons Bates was carrying. He mistakenly thought he was holding a Taser, not his handgun, when he fatally shot Eric Harris . 'First and foremost let me apologize to the family of Eric Harris,' he said. 'I rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that I regret... I still can't believe it happened.' He also insisted that, despite keeping his gun and Taser on different parts of his uniform, it was easy to confuse the two. 'This has happened a number of times around the country, I have read about it in the past,' Bates said.\u00a0'I thought to myself after reading several cases, 'I don't understand how this can happen'. You must believe me - it can happen to anyone.' Harris' son responded by saying that the volunteer deputy was too old to be on the police force. 'He should have been in a retirement home, not out there on the scene killing my dad,' Aidan Fraley said, NBC reported."}], "metadata": {"id": "80c284f2ee27c7cb21355d8a4ed574b3e7ed3df6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Tulsa reserve deputy Robert Bates was silent as he appeared in court in Tulsa on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to 2nd-degree\u00a0manslaughter .\nDespite the charges, the judge told the millionaire retiree that he is allowed to take a previously planned vacation to the Bahamas .\nBates has said he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his Taser when he shot Eric Harris, who was fleeing from a sting operation on April 2 .\nOn Tuesday, Harris' family said that while they continue to mourn the loss of their loved one, Bates will be enjoying his 'wealth and privilege' abroad ."}}
{"prompt": "Alastair Campbell famously said the Blair government \u2018didn't do God\u2019. But David Cameron and wife Samantha have made a colourful visit to a Sikh temple as part of a general election tour. The Prime Minister, wearing a traditional orange patka, and Mrs Cameron, in a blue headscarf, chatted and posed for selfies at the Gravesend Gurdwara in Kent earlier today. Scroll down for video . The Prime Minister and his wife joined worshippers at the Gravesend Gurdwara in Kent today in traditional Sikh dress . Mrs Cameron chatted with a young boy and his mother at the temple. The visit was designed to reach out to a wider community with just three weeks until the election . They briefly joined thousands of people in a parade carrying the Sikh holy book to the temple before Mr Cameron gave a speech. It comes just a day after the Conservative leader attended one of the largest gatherings of Christians in the UK. His speeches are designed to reach out to a wider community with just three weeks to go before voting. But as he was about to arrive at the temple today a senior priest apparently objected to prayers being interrupted. There were some heated scenes before the address was moved to a side room. The Tory leader told the audience the Vaisakhi festival, which is one of the most important events in the Sikh calendar, was a 'big, bold' sign of their devotion. He said: 'I wanted to make sure Downing Street was part of this too and I'm proud to be the first Prime Minister to host a Vaisakhi reception at Number 10. Sporting a patka headscarf and with wife Samantha in a traditional dupatta on her 44th birthday . The couple joined a colourful parade which carried the Sikh holy book to the temple before Mr Cameron offered a speech . Happy to be here: Mrs Cameron donned a blue and green head scarf and dress for the occasion while her husband sported a traditional orange patka . The Prime Minister clutched his ankles while sitting on the floor with worshippers at the temple this afternoon . In a rousing speech the Prime Minister told the crowd he 'believed in aspiration' and that the 'only' limit to one's potential is their own talent . Mr Cameron poses with a young boy as onlookers capture his visit to temple in Kent on their smartphones . It comes just a day after the Conservative leader attended one of the largest gatherings of Christians in the UK - The Festival of Life in London . The couple (circled) make their way through a huge crowd during the\u00a0Vaisakhi festival . The Tory leader, pictured praying, told the audience the festival, which is one of the most important events in the Sikh calendar, was a 'big, bold' sign of their devotion . Mrs Cameron also got involved dressed in a beautiful green, gold and blue outfit and taking her shoes off inside the temple . 'And I'll tell you what - if I'm back there as Prime Minister, I'll keep bringing the community, the colour and the celebrations there, again and again. \u2018I'm sure my children will carry on stealing the jalebi [sweets] too!' It was Mr Cameron's first visit to Kent during the general election campaign. He wrote on Twitter after the outing: 'Wishing a happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating. Thank you to the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara for their warm welcome.' Mr Cameron (left) wrote on Twitter after the outing: 'Wishing a happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating. Thank you to the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara for their warm welcome' Cameron (second left) poses for a selfie with two worshippers as Mrs Cameron (left) looks on . Women including Mrs Cameron (centre) and children sit on the floor alongside parliamentary candidate Priti Patel (second left) during the outing . He also delivered a campaign speech during the Festival of Life in London yesterday. He told the 45,000-strong audience: 'It is an honour to be here and I'm proud of this festival which started as a camp just off the Lagos expressway and set the world alight. 'I believe in aspiration. I believe the only limit to someone's potential is their own ambition and talent. 'I look out to this crowd and I see someone who will take my role and become Prime Minister\u00a0for this great country. 'I hope you can hold off for a while just yet.' He added on Twitter later that night: 'It was an honour to address the Festival of Life - now a great British tradition - at midnight last night.' CLAIM: Jesse Norman and the chocolate cake he allegedly gave out while campaigning for re-election . Police are investigating a Tory MP over claims he attempted to bribe voters with chocolate cake. Jesse Norman allegedly gave out cake while campaigning for re-election at an Asda supermarket in his Hereford constituency. West Mercia Police last night said it was investigating reports of a breach of the Representation of the People Act 1983, which bans Election candidates from providing food, drink or entertainment in a bid to win votes. The probe follows would-be Ukip MP Kim Rose, who is standing in Southampton Itchen, being grilled by police for giving out sausage rolls at a party event earlier this year. Detectives are expected to speak to Mr Norman after he was photographed with trays of baked goods on April 2. He described the allegations as \u2018nonsense\u2019, saying: \u2018We had a couple of small boxes of chocolate muffins ... we may have given out one or two to children, who are not even voters.\u2019 COUNTRY LIFE: A 'beater' at work and below, \u00a0a bottle of Sipsmith Dry Gin . The Prime Minister indulged his love of country sports by taking part in a secret country shoot near his Oxfordshire constituency home. And he celebrated with a nip of a specially prepared \u2018Chipping Norton\u2019 cocktail. But witnesses say that David Cameron did not himself use a gun \u2013 despite his reputation as a skilled marksman. Instead, he acted as a \u2018beater\u2019 to flush out the game. The event took place on New Year\u2019s Eve but until now has been kept a closely guarded secret. It took place near Chipping Norton, the Oxfordshire town which has given its name to the \u2018Chipping Norton set\u2019 of high-profile local residents from the world of politics, media and showbusiness such as Mr Cameron and Jeremy Clarkson. Last night, the man who served Mr Cameron the cocktail said other people on what he described as a \u2018country walk\u2019 had no idea there would be a VIP guest. Jared Brown, master distiller at the West London \u2018artisanal\u2019 gin company Sipsmith, said: \u2018No one but the landowner knew the Prime Minister would be joining us.\u2019 He fought shy of describing the event as a shoot, but added: \u2018I can say with utter certainty that Mr Cameron did not handle a gun.\u2019 Mr Brown confirmed, though, that the PM did sample the cocktail, based on Sipsmith London Dry Gin. Last night, the drink, also containing manuka honey, raspberry tea and extract of echinacea, was being dubbed the \u2018Chipping Norton cocktail\u2019.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAlastair Campbell famously said the Blair government \u2018didn't do God\u2019. But David Cameron and wife Samantha have made a colourful visit to a Sikh temple as part of a general election tour. The Prime Minister, wearing a traditional orange patka, and Mrs Cameron, in a blue headscarf, chatted and posed for selfies at the Gravesend Gurdwara in Kent earlier today. Scroll down for video . The Prime Minister and his wife joined worshippers at the Gravesend Gurdwara in Kent today in traditional Sikh dress . Mrs Cameron chatted with a young boy and his mother at the temple. The visit was designed to reach out to a wider community with just three weeks until the election . They briefly joined thousands of people in a parade carrying the Sikh holy book to the temple before Mr Cameron gave a speech. It comes just a day after the Conservative leader attended one of the largest gatherings of Christians in the UK. His speeches are designed to reach out to a wider community with just three weeks to go before voting. But as he was about to arrive at the temple today a senior priest apparently objected to prayers being interrupted. There were some heated scenes before the address was moved to a side room. The Tory leader told the audience the Vaisakhi festival, which is one of the most important events in the Sikh calendar, was a 'big, bold' sign of their devotion. He said: 'I wanted to make sure Downing Street was part of this too and I'm proud to be the first Prime Minister to host a Vaisakhi reception at Number 10. Sporting a patka headscarf and with wife Samantha in a traditional dupatta on her 44th birthday . The couple joined a colourful parade which carried the Sikh holy book to the temple before Mr Cameron offered a speech . Happy to be here: Mrs Cameron donned a blue and green head scarf and dress for the occasion while her husband sported a traditional orange patka . The Prime Minister clutched his ankles while sitting on the floor with worshippers at the temple this afternoon . In a rousing speech the Prime Minister told the crowd he 'believed in aspiration' and that the 'only' limit to one's potential is their own talent . Mr Cameron poses with a young boy as onlookers capture his visit to temple in Kent on their smartphones . It comes just a day after the Conservative leader attended one of the largest gatherings of Christians in the UK - The Festival of Life in London . The couple (circled) make their way through a huge crowd during the\u00a0Vaisakhi festival . The Tory leader, pictured praying, told the audience the festival, which is one of the most important events in the Sikh calendar, was a 'big, bold' sign of their devotion . Mrs Cameron also got involved dressed in a beautiful green, gold and blue outfit and taking her shoes off inside the temple . 'And I'll tell you what - if I'm back there as Prime Minister, I'll keep bringing the community, the colour and the celebrations there, again and again. \u2018I'm sure my children will carry on stealing the jalebi [sweets] too!' It was Mr Cameron's first visit to Kent during the general election campaign. He wrote on Twitter after the outing: 'Wishing a happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating. Thank you to the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara for their warm welcome.' Mr Cameron (left) wrote on Twitter after the outing: 'Wishing a happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating. Thank you to the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara for their warm welcome' Cameron (second left) poses for a selfie with two worshippers as Mrs Cameron (left) looks on . Women including Mrs Cameron (centre) and children sit on the floor alongside parliamentary candidate Priti Patel (second left) during the outing . He also delivered a campaign speech during the Festival of Life in London yesterday. He told the 45,000-strong audience: 'It is an honour to be here and I'm proud of this festival which started as a camp just off the Lagos expressway and set the world alight. 'I believe in aspiration. I believe the only limit to someone's potential is their own ambition and talent. 'I look out to this crowd and I see someone who will take my role and become Prime Minister\u00a0for this great country. 'I hope you can hold off for a while just yet.' He added on Twitter later that night: 'It was an honour to address the Festival of Life - now a great British tradition - at midnight last night.' CLAIM: Jesse Norman and the chocolate cake he allegedly gave out while campaigning for re-election . Police are investigating a Tory MP over claims he attempted to bribe voters with chocolate cake. Jesse Norman allegedly gave out cake while campaigning for re-election at an Asda supermarket in his Hereford constituency. West Mercia Police last night said it was investigating reports of a breach of the Representation of the People Act 1983, which bans Election candidates from providing food, drink or entertainment in a bid to win votes. The probe follows would-be Ukip MP Kim Rose, who is standing in Southampton Itchen, being grilled by police for giving out sausage rolls at a party event earlier this year. Detectives are expected to speak to Mr Norman after he was photographed with trays of baked goods on April 2. He described the allegations as \u2018nonsense\u2019, saying: \u2018We had a couple of small boxes of chocolate muffins ... we may have given out one or two to children, who are not even voters.\u2019 COUNTRY LIFE: A 'beater' at work and below, \u00a0a bottle of Sipsmith Dry Gin . The Prime Minister indulged his love of country sports by taking part in a secret country shoot near his Oxfordshire constituency home. And he celebrated with a nip of a specially prepared \u2018Chipping Norton\u2019 cocktail. But witnesses say that David Cameron did not himself use a gun \u2013 despite his reputation as a skilled marksman. Instead, he acted as a \u2018beater\u2019 to flush out the game. The event took place on New Year\u2019s Eve but until now has been kept a closely guarded secret. It took place near Chipping Norton, the Oxfordshire town which has given its name to the \u2018Chipping Norton set\u2019 of high-profile local residents from the world of politics, media and showbusiness such as Mr Cameron and Jeremy Clarkson. Last night, the man who served Mr Cameron the cocktail said other people on what he described as a \u2018country walk\u2019 had no idea there would be a VIP guest. Jared Brown, master distiller at the West London \u2018artisanal\u2019 gin company Sipsmith, said: \u2018No one but the landowner knew the Prime Minister would be joining us.\u2019 He fought shy of describing the event as a shoot, but added: \u2018I can say with utter certainty that Mr Cameron did not handle a gun.\u2019 Mr Brown confirmed, though, that the PM did sample the cocktail, based on Sipsmith London Dry Gin. Last night, the drink, also containing manuka honey, raspberry tea and extract of echinacea, was being dubbed the \u2018Chipping Norton cocktail\u2019."}], "metadata": {"id": "b8ed0f43d2fd0f12bf88fdba4b6ebc292cef47a3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "David Cameron and wife Samantha made a visit to a temple in Kent .\nWore traditional headwear, chatted and posed for selfies during parade .\nComes just a day after Cameron attended The Festival of Life in London ."}}
{"prompt": "It's going to be a whopper. Joel Burger, 24, and proposed to his 23-year-old girlfriend Ashley King. And she said yes - paving the way for a Burger-King wedding. What a combo! Joel Burger popped the question to Ashley King - paving the way for a Burger-King wedding . Having it their way... The couple revealed they plan to serve drinks in personalized Burger King cups . Friends since kindergarten, the pair from New Berlin, Illinois, went through high school together but didn't start dating until they were about to part ways for college - Ashley to the University of Illinois Springfield, Joel to Monmouth. But even now, after at least five years together, the ribbing has not subsided. 'We have yet to escape the teasing,' Ashley told the State Journal-Register, 'but we have fully embraced our nickname.' They were in fifth grade when a motivational speaker visited their school and, after meeting the children, noticed how well their names worked together. Getting a ribbing: They have known each other since kindergarten but their friends are still teasing them . 'He started to laugh out loud and pronounced we were \"Burger King\".' It seems they are more than happy to laugh along. And they're having it their way: the couple posed for an informal engagement photo outside their local Burger King, before taking a set of professional shots for their family. They even revealed they plan to serve drinks in Burger King cups, with each guest's name on the side - if the international eatery will let them.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt's going to be a whopper. Joel Burger, 24, and proposed to his 23-year-old girlfriend Ashley King. And she said yes - paving the way for a Burger-King wedding. What a combo! Joel Burger popped the question to Ashley King - paving the way for a Burger-King wedding . Having it their way... The couple revealed they plan to serve drinks in personalized Burger King cups . Friends since kindergarten, the pair from New Berlin, Illinois, went through high school together but didn't start dating until they were about to part ways for college - Ashley to the University of Illinois Springfield, Joel to Monmouth. But even now, after at least five years together, the ribbing has not subsided. 'We have yet to escape the teasing,' Ashley told the State Journal-Register, 'but we have fully embraced our nickname.' They were in fifth grade when a motivational speaker visited their school and, after meeting the children, noticed how well their names worked together. Getting a ribbing: They have known each other since kindergarten but their friends are still teasing them . 'He started to laugh out loud and pronounced we were \"Burger King\".' It seems they are more than happy to laugh along. And they're having it their way: the couple posed for an informal engagement photo outside their local Burger King, before taking a set of professional shots for their family. They even revealed they plan to serve drinks in Burger King cups, with each guest's name on the side - if the international eatery will let them."}], "metadata": {"id": "21cfc103f7d7f88126e746a7169a5fc242ebe0a6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Joel Burger and Ashley King have known each other since kindergarten .\nThey started dating five years ago, friends having stopped ribbing them .\nInsist they are embracing the playful nickname 'Burger-King'\nPlan to serve drinks at wedding in personalized Burger King cups ."}}
{"prompt": "Bournemouth are set to hold off on expanding the capacity of their 12,000-seater Goldsands Stadium - as a tactic to help them next season. The away contingent are currently crammed into a corner of the ground between the South Stand and the East Stand. Manager Eddie Howe prefers the away fans not to be behind one of the goals to give his players a psychological advantage when they are playing in front of a home crowd. Bournemouth will not look to increase the capacity of their 12,000-seater\u00a0Goldsands Stadium . Premier League rules state clubs must give the away fans 10 per cent of their overall allocation . Bournemouth officials are considering doubling the South Stand from its current 2,500 seats to 5,000, taking the whole capacity to just less than 15,000. However, Premier League regulations state that clubs must provide at least 10 per cent of their overall allocation of tickets for away supporters. This would mean that, should Bournemouth press ahead with the expansion, away fans might then have to be positioned behind one of the goals - against Howe\u2019s wishes. Last year, the possibility of increasing the stadium to 18,000 by filling in all four corners was discussed, but the logistics of that make it unlikely. Just to expand the South Stand would cost the club \u00a31.8million and, over the course of a season, they would only accrue \u00a3900,000 in ticket sales. Any construction would, therefore, be for the benefit of fans as opposed to any financial advantage. Manager Eddie Howe is reluctant to change the position of the away fans to behind the goal . With a capacity of 12,000 Bournemouth look set to have the smallest ground in the Premier League . The club will have to install undersoil heating during the summer to adhere to Premier League rules, something which was not a requirement in the Championship. The press box, which at present separates home and away fans in the East Stand, will also move to the opposite side of the pitch to be closer to the dugouts. Stewards or netting would be put between supporters from either side to keep them apart during matches. Bournemouth only had the South Stand built when they won promotion to the Championship in 2013, such has been their rapid rise up the football pyramid.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBournemouth are set to hold off on expanding the capacity of their 12,000-seater Goldsands Stadium - as a tactic to help them next season. The away contingent are currently crammed into a corner of the ground between the South Stand and the East Stand. Manager Eddie Howe prefers the away fans not to be behind one of the goals to give his players a psychological advantage when they are playing in front of a home crowd. Bournemouth will not look to increase the capacity of their 12,000-seater\u00a0Goldsands Stadium . Premier League rules state clubs must give the away fans 10 per cent of their overall allocation . Bournemouth officials are considering doubling the South Stand from its current 2,500 seats to 5,000, taking the whole capacity to just less than 15,000. However, Premier League regulations state that clubs must provide at least 10 per cent of their overall allocation of tickets for away supporters. This would mean that, should Bournemouth press ahead with the expansion, away fans might then have to be positioned behind one of the goals - against Howe\u2019s wishes. Last year, the possibility of increasing the stadium to 18,000 by filling in all four corners was discussed, but the logistics of that make it unlikely. Just to expand the South Stand would cost the club \u00a31.8million and, over the course of a season, they would only accrue \u00a3900,000 in ticket sales. Any construction would, therefore, be for the benefit of fans as opposed to any financial advantage. Manager Eddie Howe is reluctant to change the position of the away fans to behind the goal . With a capacity of 12,000 Bournemouth look set to have the smallest ground in the Premier League . The club will have to install undersoil heating during the summer to adhere to Premier League rules, something which was not a requirement in the Championship. The press box, which at present separates home and away fans in the East Stand, will also move to the opposite side of the pitch to be closer to the dugouts. Stewards or netting would be put between supporters from either side to keep them apart during matches. Bournemouth only had the South Stand built when they won promotion to the Championship in 2013, such has been their rapid rise up the football pyramid."}], "metadata": {"id": "206a99253dafc0701ad7e707dc8648c1fe6cce92", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Manager Eddie Howe does not like having away fans behind the goal .\nThe club will install undersoil heating in time for next season .\nBournemouth all but secured promotion with a 3-0 win over Bolton ."}}
{"prompt": "Caroline Wozniacki was spotted taking in a game of basketball in Indiana on Monday alongside NFL star J.J. Watt. World No 5 Wozniacki was joined by Houston Texans star Watt in the stands as the pair cheered on the players at a NCAA Final Four college basketball championship game on Monday in Indianapolis, Indiana. The game between between the Duke  Blue Devils and the University of Wisconsin's Badgers took place at the Lucas Oil Stadium in the city and world No 5 Wozniacki seemed in great spirits alongside Watt. Caroline Wozniacki watched a basketball game in Indiana alongside NFL star J.J. Watt on Monday . The sports stars seemed to share a joke as they sat in the stands together during the basketball championship . World No 5 Wozniacki and Watt watch on as Winconsin were beaten 68-63 by the Duke  Blue Devils . Watt - who previously played college football for Wisconsin in 2009 and 2010 - wore his sports sweater with pride but will have been left disappointed as the Badgers lost 68-63. Wozniacki  had spent the day before the game with US president Barack Obama. She was invited to the White House on Monday to take part in the annual Easter Egg Roll and played tennis with US President Barack Obama. US President Barack Obama plays tennis with World No 5 Wozniacki during the Easter Egg Roll . Obama wasn't well dressed for tennis but nevertheless the 53-year-old gave it a good go on Monday . Obama reacts to scoring a point against Wozniacki as the pair enjoy the day hosted at The White House . The sporting ace participated in this year's themed #gimmefive campaign aimed at promoting more active and healthy lifestyles among American people. The White House hosts the Easter Egg Roll every year on the lawn outside, inviting children and their parents to come and hunt for eggs, take part in sports activities and enjoy celebrity appearances. Although he wasn't particularly dressed for tennis, the President appeared to give a fairly good account of himself against the two-time US Open runner-up. Obama and Wozniacki embrace as the event is broadcast on the popular show\u00a0Live! with Kelly and Michael . Caroline has had a difficult past year, but  seems to be in a much better place now, after her long-term romance with Northern Irish golfer Rory McIlroy ended in a rather public way. The couple had been an item since 2011 and in January 2014 they announced their engagement. But just months later, 25-year-old McIlory revealed he had called off the engagement as arranging the wedding invitations ahead of their nuptials made him realise he wasn't ready for the commitment. Wozniacki was engaged to Rory McIlroy in January 2014 but months later the golfing champion had ended it .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCaroline Wozniacki was spotted taking in a game of basketball in Indiana on Monday alongside NFL star J.J. Watt. World No 5 Wozniacki was joined by Houston Texans star Watt in the stands as the pair cheered on the players at a NCAA Final Four college basketball championship game on Monday in Indianapolis, Indiana. The game between between the Duke  Blue Devils and the University of Wisconsin's Badgers took place at the Lucas Oil Stadium in the city and world No 5 Wozniacki seemed in great spirits alongside Watt. Caroline Wozniacki watched a basketball game in Indiana alongside NFL star J.J. Watt on Monday . The sports stars seemed to share a joke as they sat in the stands together during the basketball championship . World No 5 Wozniacki and Watt watch on as Winconsin were beaten 68-63 by the Duke  Blue Devils . Watt - who previously played college football for Wisconsin in 2009 and 2010 - wore his sports sweater with pride but will have been left disappointed as the Badgers lost 68-63. Wozniacki  had spent the day before the game with US president Barack Obama. She was invited to the White House on Monday to take part in the annual Easter Egg Roll and played tennis with US President Barack Obama. US President Barack Obama plays tennis with World No 5 Wozniacki during the Easter Egg Roll . Obama wasn't well dressed for tennis but nevertheless the 53-year-old gave it a good go on Monday . Obama reacts to scoring a point against Wozniacki as the pair enjoy the day hosted at The White House . The sporting ace participated in this year's themed #gimmefive campaign aimed at promoting more active and healthy lifestyles among American people. The White House hosts the Easter Egg Roll every year on the lawn outside, inviting children and their parents to come and hunt for eggs, take part in sports activities and enjoy celebrity appearances. Although he wasn't particularly dressed for tennis, the President appeared to give a fairly good account of himself against the two-time US Open runner-up. Obama and Wozniacki embrace as the event is broadcast on the popular show\u00a0Live! with Kelly and Michael . Caroline has had a difficult past year, but  seems to be in a much better place now, after her long-term romance with Northern Irish golfer Rory McIlroy ended in a rather public way. The couple had been an item since 2011 and in January 2014 they announced their engagement. But just months later, 25-year-old McIlory revealed he had called off the engagement as arranging the wedding invitations ahead of their nuptials made him realise he wasn't ready for the commitment. Wozniacki was engaged to Rory McIlroy in January 2014 but months later the golfing champion had ended it ."}], "metadata": {"id": "9aba5324e32e78b301e9c8a3be369d7ac5ecb80f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Craoiline Wozniacki attended basketball game with J.J. Watt on Monday .\nThe pair watched the NCAA Final Four college basketball championship .\nDuke University's Blue Devils beat the University of Winconsin's Badgers ."}}
{"prompt": "It\u2019s time to find out who really has the best taste as The Block\u2019s four apartments are now on the market with the auctions pencilled in for April 28. Before then the apartments will be open to the public on April 11-12, with thousands of people expected to turn up for a look. Teams will be hoping to do better than The Block Glasshouse duos, including Darren and Dea who pocketed just $10,000 for months of hard work and time away from their family. Scroll down for video . When it goes under the hammer next month\u00a0Ayden and Jess hope that their efforts will be rewarded . Ayden and Jess's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series . Ayden and Jess will be hoping that home owners will be plumping for them . Ayden and Jess in apartment 3 are going with Adam Joske of Gary Peer & Associates, with Stuart Benson as auctioneer . Darren and Dea returned for The Block Triple Threat and face off against Charlotte and Josh, Tim and Anastasia, and Ayden and Jess. Contestants keep any money made over their reserves and the team that makes the most receives a $100,000 bonus. Agents have started the hunt for the buyers of the renovated three-bedroom properties in trendy South Yarra. Teams will be hoping to do better than The Block Glasshouse duos, including Darren and Dea . Dea and Darren, at 4/27 Darling Street, have chosen Jellis Craig's Andrew McCann and auctioneer Damien Cooley . Darren and Dea will be hoping that they've created something that potential buyers will like . It's been a tough few weeks for Darren and Dea but the finished result has lived up to all their expectations . Viewers are still catching up, with current episodes focusing on kitchens - the only major room left to make-over. The internal stairs and terraces are all that is then left to complete. The Domain\u00a0reports that Hockingstuart agent Mark Konishi has been tasked with the sale of Josh and Charlotte's apartment, 1/27 Darling Street, with auctioneer David Wood preparing to powder his nose for the televised auction finale. Dea and Darren, at 4/27 Darling Street, have chosen Jellis Craig's Andrew McCann and auctioneer Damien Cooley. Josh and Charlotte have put plenty of work into their apartment at 1/27 Darling Street . Hockingstuart agent Mark Konishi will be selling Josh and Charlotte's apartment at 1/27 Darling Street . A beautiful wine cellar is just one stand out feature of Josh and Charlotte's apartment . Tim and Anastasia, in apartment 2 are pairing with Biggin & Scott's Russell Cambridge, who looked after the Jolly's Glasshouse apartment, and Ayden and Jess in apartment 3 are going with Adam Joske of Gary Peer & Associates, with Stuart Benson as auctioneer. Buyers advocates have already taken some potential buyers through the apartments. If previous years are anything to go by, up to 40,000 Block fans are expected to line up to be the first to walk through the four reality show homes. A clean and modern is what Josh and Charlotte aimed for in their bedroom . Tim and Anastasia, in apartment 2 are pairing with Biggin & Scott's Russell Cambridge, who looked after the Jolly's Glasshouse apartment . Tim and\u00a0Anastasia are confident that they will come out on top when the apartments go on sale next month . A simple yet stylish living room will do Tim and\u00a0Anastasia's chances no harm . How much buyers like how they have planned the bedrooms may have a bearing on Tim and Anastasia's chances .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt\u2019s time to find out who really has the best taste as The Block\u2019s four apartments are now on the market with the auctions pencilled in for April 28. Before then the apartments will be open to the public on April 11-12, with thousands of people expected to turn up for a look. Teams will be hoping to do better than The Block Glasshouse duos, including Darren and Dea who pocketed just $10,000 for months of hard work and time away from their family. Scroll down for video . When it goes under the hammer next month\u00a0Ayden and Jess hope that their efforts will be rewarded . Ayden and Jess's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series . Ayden and Jess will be hoping that home owners will be plumping for them . Ayden and Jess in apartment 3 are going with Adam Joske of Gary Peer & Associates, with Stuart Benson as auctioneer . Darren and Dea returned for The Block Triple Threat and face off against Charlotte and Josh, Tim and Anastasia, and Ayden and Jess. Contestants keep any money made over their reserves and the team that makes the most receives a $100,000 bonus. Agents have started the hunt for the buyers of the renovated three-bedroom properties in trendy South Yarra. Teams will be hoping to do better than The Block Glasshouse duos, including Darren and Dea . Dea and Darren, at 4/27 Darling Street, have chosen Jellis Craig's Andrew McCann and auctioneer Damien Cooley . Darren and Dea will be hoping that they've created something that potential buyers will like . It's been a tough few weeks for Darren and Dea but the finished result has lived up to all their expectations . Viewers are still catching up, with current episodes focusing on kitchens - the only major room left to make-over. The internal stairs and terraces are all that is then left to complete. The Domain\u00a0reports that Hockingstuart agent Mark Konishi has been tasked with the sale of Josh and Charlotte's apartment, 1/27 Darling Street, with auctioneer David Wood preparing to powder his nose for the televised auction finale. Dea and Darren, at 4/27 Darling Street, have chosen Jellis Craig's Andrew McCann and auctioneer Damien Cooley. Josh and Charlotte have put plenty of work into their apartment at 1/27 Darling Street . Hockingstuart agent Mark Konishi will be selling Josh and Charlotte's apartment at 1/27 Darling Street . A beautiful wine cellar is just one stand out feature of Josh and Charlotte's apartment . Tim and Anastasia, in apartment 2 are pairing with Biggin & Scott's Russell Cambridge, who looked after the Jolly's Glasshouse apartment, and Ayden and Jess in apartment 3 are going with Adam Joske of Gary Peer & Associates, with Stuart Benson as auctioneer. Buyers advocates have already taken some potential buyers through the apartments. If previous years are anything to go by, up to 40,000 Block fans are expected to line up to be the first to walk through the four reality show homes. A clean and modern is what Josh and Charlotte aimed for in their bedroom . Tim and Anastasia, in apartment 2 are pairing with Biggin & Scott's Russell Cambridge, who looked after the Jolly's Glasshouse apartment . Tim and\u00a0Anastasia are confident that they will come out on top when the apartments go on sale next month . A simple yet stylish living room will do Tim and\u00a0Anastasia's chances no harm . How much buyers like how they have planned the bedrooms may have a bearing on Tim and Anastasia's chances ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a0d730f9bf2b9e4bde218847fc4b0acfdf43f080", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "The Block\u2019s four apartments are now on the market with the auctions pencilled in for April 28 .\nApartments will be open to the public on April 11-12, with thousands of people expected to turn up for a look .\nContestants keep any money made over their reserves and the team that makes the most receives a $100,000 bonus .\nAgents have started the hunt for the buyers of the renovated three-bedroom properties in trendy South Yarra ."}}
{"prompt": "The producers of the TV show Made In Chelsea pride themselves on featuring some of the poshest young ladies and gentleman in London. But even by their standards,\u00a0Mark-Francis Vandelli is well-to-do - the privately\u00a0educated son of a multimillionaire industrialist and model wouldn't have to work a day in his life if he chose not to. But if you weren't already envious of the reality star, he has now opened up his watch collection to the Evening Standard, showing off some of the 16 eye-wateringly expensive timepieces that he has been collecting since his teens. Scroll down for video . Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli is a keen collector of expensive watches . The 26 year old has got into the habit of buying a new watch each year, so that he will have an impressive collection by the time he reaches middle age. Many watch enthusiasts would argue that Mark-Francis has already reached that goal - he\u00a0currently\u00a0owns a\u00a0number of pieces that are worth several thousand pounds. In a new interview with the newspaper, he revealed his favourite items and the history behind them. The include a Bulgari Bulgari Chrono 42, a Cartier Tortue Collection Priv\u00e9e and a\u00a0Rolex yellow gold Oyster Perpetua. Mark-Francis's most expensive watch is a Cartier white gold Moonphase, which he bought from a shop on Sloane Street in Chelsea earlier this year. Mark-Francis's most expensive watch is a Cartier white gold Moonphase (left), while one of his flashiest is a\u00a0 Bulgari Bulgari Chrono 42 (right) It cost \u00a332,000 and caught his eye because it has a sun or a moon than move on rotation depending on the hour of the day. One of the flashiest watches in his collection is the\u00a0Bulgari Bulgari Chrono 42, which he purchased on holiday in Italy and can be bought secondhand on the internet for \u00a36,5000. He said of the item: 'When I was 16 my grandmother gave me the first prototype of the Bulgari Bulgari, which the Bulgari family had given her in the 1950s - I think it's one of the only ones that was actually hand engraved around the bezel.' Mark-Francis ended up buying this modern version after he fell into a river wearing his grandmother's version while out rowing at school. Mark Francis favours a Cartier Tortue Collection Priv\u00e9e timepiece because it is no longer made (left), while he wears a\u00a0Rolex yellow gold Oyster Perpetual when out raving in East London (right) While many of his watches are hard to come by, Mark Francis favours a\u00a0Cartier Tortue Collection Priv\u00e9e timepiece in particular because it is no longer made, meaning he would be unlikely to be caught out wearing it at the same time as another man. Similar versions can be bought on the internet for around \u00a39,000. He told the newspaper: 'Cartier doesn't make this one any more, which I love. I did see someone else wearing it once, however - \u00a0I was at the Wolseley and it was this fat American, I was mortified.' And finally, for the man who has a watch for every occasion - the timepiece that he wears when visiting East London... a Rolex yellow gold Oyster Perpetual. Similar watches can be bought on the internet for \u00a38,000. He said: 'You can swim in it, sleep in it, throw it around, go to a rave. This is my hardwearing, \"I'm going to Shoreditch\" watch.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe producers of the TV show Made In Chelsea pride themselves on featuring some of the poshest young ladies and gentleman in London. But even by their standards,\u00a0Mark-Francis Vandelli is well-to-do - the privately\u00a0educated son of a multimillionaire industrialist and model wouldn't have to work a day in his life if he chose not to. But if you weren't already envious of the reality star, he has now opened up his watch collection to the Evening Standard, showing off some of the 16 eye-wateringly expensive timepieces that he has been collecting since his teens. Scroll down for video . Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli is a keen collector of expensive watches . The 26 year old has got into the habit of buying a new watch each year, so that he will have an impressive collection by the time he reaches middle age. Many watch enthusiasts would argue that Mark-Francis has already reached that goal - he\u00a0currently\u00a0owns a\u00a0number of pieces that are worth several thousand pounds. In a new interview with the newspaper, he revealed his favourite items and the history behind them. The include a Bulgari Bulgari Chrono 42, a Cartier Tortue Collection Priv\u00e9e and a\u00a0Rolex yellow gold Oyster Perpetua. Mark-Francis's most expensive watch is a Cartier white gold Moonphase, which he bought from a shop on Sloane Street in Chelsea earlier this year. Mark-Francis's most expensive watch is a Cartier white gold Moonphase (left), while one of his flashiest is a\u00a0 Bulgari Bulgari Chrono 42 (right) It cost \u00a332,000 and caught his eye because it has a sun or a moon than move on rotation depending on the hour of the day. One of the flashiest watches in his collection is the\u00a0Bulgari Bulgari Chrono 42, which he purchased on holiday in Italy and can be bought secondhand on the internet for \u00a36,5000. He said of the item: 'When I was 16 my grandmother gave me the first prototype of the Bulgari Bulgari, which the Bulgari family had given her in the 1950s - I think it's one of the only ones that was actually hand engraved around the bezel.' Mark-Francis ended up buying this modern version after he fell into a river wearing his grandmother's version while out rowing at school. Mark Francis favours a Cartier Tortue Collection Priv\u00e9e timepiece because it is no longer made (left), while he wears a\u00a0Rolex yellow gold Oyster Perpetual when out raving in East London (right) While many of his watches are hard to come by, Mark Francis favours a\u00a0Cartier Tortue Collection Priv\u00e9e timepiece in particular because it is no longer made, meaning he would be unlikely to be caught out wearing it at the same time as another man. Similar versions can be bought on the internet for around \u00a39,000. He told the newspaper: 'Cartier doesn't make this one any more, which I love. I did see someone else wearing it once, however - \u00a0I was at the Wolseley and it was this fat American, I was mortified.' And finally, for the man who has a watch for every occasion - the timepiece that he wears when visiting East London... a Rolex yellow gold Oyster Perpetual. Similar watches can be bought on the internet for \u00a38,000. He said: 'You can swim in it, sleep in it, throw it around, go to a rave. This is my hardwearing, \"I'm going to Shoreditch\" watch.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "c1f0a8e1cac8a2bae9217cfb6cd982f26720c7ad", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Mark-Francis Vandelli is a keen collector of expensive watches .\nThe Made In Chelsea star has 16 timepieces in his collection .\nThey come from high end businesses including Cartier, Rolex and Bulgari ."}}
{"prompt": "Teenager Ben Gibson had just seen his Middlesbrough side knocked out in the Champions League group stage when the email landed from club chairman \u2013 Uncle Steve \u2013 that he had been fired. That, of course, was the virtual world of Football Manager. On Friday, Boro defender Gibson \u2013 now 22 - can help steer his uncle's club back towards the big time for real. The England Under 21 star was a kid in the playground when his dad's brother was splashing the cash on Juninho, Alen Boksic and Gaizka Mendieta, before that there had been the likes of Fabrizio Ravanelli, Emerson and Paul Gascoigne. Middlesbrough defender Ben Gibson, 22, is dreaming of a return to the Premier League for his boyhood club . His uncle, Boro chairman Steve Gibson, has overseen some of the most significant times in the club's history . Midfielder Juninho (right) is widely considered to be one of Middlesbrough's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years . Steve Gibson helped save the Teessiders from liquidation in 1986 and eight years later took control, his investment seeing them win the Carling Cup in 2004 and reach the final of the UEFA Cup in 2006. But six consecutive seasons outside of the Premier League has proved a financial strain. That is why Gibson readily labels the televised clash at Norwich City \u2013 one point above them and second in the Championship - as the biggest match in the club's history. 'The way the Premier League is and the gap financially makes this our biggest game ever,' said the centre-back. 'If we get back in the Premier League it's different to the last time we were there. It has more of an impact, financially, than what the cup finals did. 'It's \u00a3100m for going up, that is irreplaceable. It will have a bigger effect on the club and the town than winning the Carling Cup.' Nunthorpe-born Gibson is a lifelong Boro fan. He was there when they beat Bolton at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium to lift the first trophy in the club's history and again in Eindhoven two years later when Sevilla ran out 4-0 winners. He eclipsed all of that, however, in his bedroom at home. 'I was always Middlesbrough boss on Football Manager \u2013 and I was pretty good,' he recalled. Middlesbrough captain Gareth Southgate (left) leads the club's celebrations after winning the 2004 Carling Cup . Sevilla's\u00a0Adriano Correia (left) shoots during the 2006 UEFA Cup final, in which his side beat Boro 4-0 . 'My uncle always gave me loads to spend! The best I got was the group stage of the Champions League. We got knocked out without making the second round and he gave me the bullet! 'But in the real world I leave all that business to him. And if we do go up then I'll be hoping that he keeps hold of me!' There is no danger of that not happening. Gibson has been a rock at the heart of the division's best defence \u2013 they have conceded 10 fewer than any rival \u2013 and will be part of Gareth Southgate's England squad for this summer's Euros in the Czech Republic. Perhaps, then, promotion and an impressive showing for his country will silence all accusations of nepotism. 'I don't mind people saying that I'm only here because of my uncle, it motivates me,' he said. 'You would think playing for England kills that talk anyway \u2013 because I don't think my uncle picks the England squad. 'But I'm used to it. I've had it all my life and it drives me on.' Were Gibson ever to let up, then his Boro-supporting pals would be onto him long before his uncle. They are even more anxious than he is as the tightest promotion race in Championship history nears its conclusion. 'My mates are stressing out more than me,' said Gibson. 'It's better for me because it's in my hands. After every game I come in and it' s like heart-attack material in our whatsapp group \u2013 it's incredible. 'But they believe in us and that's massive. They feel we deserve that promotion. 'And I think my uncle deserves it too. He's been amazing. His loyalty and what he has put in deserves reward with promotion back to the Premier League.' Given the ambition of his uncle, perhaps then Ben can aim to right the wrongs of his previous adventure in the Champions League. Middlesbrough's Jelle Vossen (left) fires at goal during the victory against Wolves on Tuesday . Lee Tomlin (centre) surges forward for Boro and is hassled by Wolves' Dominic Iorfa (right) at the Riverside .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTeenager Ben Gibson had just seen his Middlesbrough side knocked out in the Champions League group stage when the email landed from club chairman \u2013 Uncle Steve \u2013 that he had been fired. That, of course, was the virtual world of Football Manager. On Friday, Boro defender Gibson \u2013 now 22 - can help steer his uncle's club back towards the big time for real. The England Under 21 star was a kid in the playground when his dad's brother was splashing the cash on Juninho, Alen Boksic and Gaizka Mendieta, before that there had been the likes of Fabrizio Ravanelli, Emerson and Paul Gascoigne. Middlesbrough defender Ben Gibson, 22, is dreaming of a return to the Premier League for his boyhood club . His uncle, Boro chairman Steve Gibson, has overseen some of the most significant times in the club's history . Midfielder Juninho (right) is widely considered to be one of Middlesbrough's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years . Steve Gibson helped save the Teessiders from liquidation in 1986 and eight years later took control, his investment seeing them win the Carling Cup in 2004 and reach the final of the UEFA Cup in 2006. But six consecutive seasons outside of the Premier League has proved a financial strain. That is why Gibson readily labels the televised clash at Norwich City \u2013 one point above them and second in the Championship - as the biggest match in the club's history. 'The way the Premier League is and the gap financially makes this our biggest game ever,' said the centre-back. 'If we get back in the Premier League it's different to the last time we were there. It has more of an impact, financially, than what the cup finals did. 'It's \u00a3100m for going up, that is irreplaceable. It will have a bigger effect on the club and the town than winning the Carling Cup.' Nunthorpe-born Gibson is a lifelong Boro fan. He was there when they beat Bolton at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium to lift the first trophy in the club's history and again in Eindhoven two years later when Sevilla ran out 4-0 winners. He eclipsed all of that, however, in his bedroom at home. 'I was always Middlesbrough boss on Football Manager \u2013 and I was pretty good,' he recalled. Middlesbrough captain Gareth Southgate (left) leads the club's celebrations after winning the 2004 Carling Cup . Sevilla's\u00a0Adriano Correia (left) shoots during the 2006 UEFA Cup final, in which his side beat Boro 4-0 . 'My uncle always gave me loads to spend! The best I got was the group stage of the Champions League. We got knocked out without making the second round and he gave me the bullet! 'But in the real world I leave all that business to him. And if we do go up then I'll be hoping that he keeps hold of me!' There is no danger of that not happening. Gibson has been a rock at the heart of the division's best defence \u2013 they have conceded 10 fewer than any rival \u2013 and will be part of Gareth Southgate's England squad for this summer's Euros in the Czech Republic. Perhaps, then, promotion and an impressive showing for his country will silence all accusations of nepotism. 'I don't mind people saying that I'm only here because of my uncle, it motivates me,' he said. 'You would think playing for England kills that talk anyway \u2013 because I don't think my uncle picks the England squad. 'But I'm used to it. I've had it all my life and it drives me on.' Were Gibson ever to let up, then his Boro-supporting pals would be onto him long before his uncle. They are even more anxious than he is as the tightest promotion race in Championship history nears its conclusion. 'My mates are stressing out more than me,' said Gibson. 'It's better for me because it's in my hands. After every game I come in and it' s like heart-attack material in our whatsapp group \u2013 it's incredible. 'But they believe in us and that's massive. They feel we deserve that promotion. 'And I think my uncle deserves it too. He's been amazing. His loyalty and what he has put in deserves reward with promotion back to the Premier League.' Given the ambition of his uncle, perhaps then Ben can aim to right the wrongs of his previous adventure in the Champions League. Middlesbrough's Jelle Vossen (left) fires at goal during the victory against Wolves on Tuesday . Lee Tomlin (centre) surges forward for Boro and is hassled by Wolves' Dominic Iorfa (right) at the Riverside ."}], "metadata": {"id": "665733ca2af73794f0146298293875bca7559166", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Middlesbrough's Ben Gibson is nephew of club chairman Steve .\nAs a teenager he used to play as Middlesbrough on Football Manager .\nThe Teesiders have spent six consecutive seasons outside of top flight .\nLifelong Boro fan Gibson believes the squad has what it takes to secure a return to the big time ."}}
{"prompt": "Few people can fail be wowed by technicolor butterfly wings that 'sparkle' in the sunlight. And now a photographer has captured the finer details of these iridescent insects in stunning clarity, including the rainbow scales of their delicate wings. Some look like exotic bird feathers and colourful ribbon, while others resemble jagged autumnal leaves that change colour at the outer edges. Scroll down for video . These stunning pictures show the finer details of a butterfly's wing in stunning clarity, including their rainbow scales. As well as the beautiful colours, they show the layout of individual scales, which give the insect its iridescence. This image shows the wing of a sunset moth . The photos were shot by Linden Gledhill from Staffordshire, who combines his love of photography with a PhD in biochemistry. The 51-year-old uses a modified microscope and a camera to capture the detail of the butterfly's wing pattern. His photographs show the pretty insects\u2019 scale-covered wings. Butterfly wings are covered by thousands of microscopic scales split into two to three layers, which gives them their Greek order name of Lepidoptera - meaning scaled wings. Each scale is pigmented with melanins that give butterflies black and brown colouring, but eye-catching blues, greens, reds and iridescence are created by the microstructure of the scales, rather than pigments themselves. Some of the scales look like exotic bird feathers, while others resemble autumnal leaves that change colour at the outer edges, such as this beautiful image of a detached scale from a tiger swallowtail . The tiny scales combine to give the striking colouration of the Eastern tiger swallowtail (stock image). It is a species of swallowtail butterfly native to eastern North America and is one of the most familiar butterflies in the eastern US, where it is common in many different habitats . Each scale of a butterfly is pigmented with melanins that give butterflies black and brown colouring, but eye-catching blues, greens, reds and iridescence (pictured) are created by the microstructure of the scales, rather than pigments. A\u00a0Papilio blumei fruhstorferi wing is shown . The brighter colours on some butterflies are created thanks to the scattering of light by the scales, such as these jagged examples, which are Papilio ulysees butterfly scales.\u00a0In fact, each scale has multiple layers which are separated by air, so when light hits them it's reflected many times and the combination of these reflections causes us to see the intense yellows and blues of many butterfly species . The brighter colours are created thanks to the scattering of light by the scales, which are layered in different patterns on top of each other. In fact, each scale has multiple layers which are separated by air, so when light hits them it's reflected many times and the combination of these reflections causes us to see the intense yellows and blues of many butterfly species. Some butterflies even reflect ultraviolet light, which is unable to be seen by humans. The ability of Monarch butterflies to detect ultraviolet light helps them on their annual migration from North America to Mexico, for example. Mr Gledhill said: 'I've always taken macro photographs of insects, moths and butterflies. I have a lifelong interest in exploring the world beyond what the unaided human eye can see. \u2018This led me to use research quality microscopes and combining the two skills.\u2019 He uses a trinocular-reflecting light microscope fitted with Neo S-plan objectives, or attachments, and takes the photographs using a Canon EOS 5D mark II, which is fitted to the top of the microscope. The microscope has also been modified by adding a StackShot stepping motor and controller to drive the focusing control, meaning very small steps can be made in the focusing stage. Mr Gledhill said: 'I've always taken macro photographs of insects, moths and butterflies. I have a lifelong interest in exploring the world beyond what the unaided human eye can see.' This close-up image shows scales on the wings of the monarch butterfly . Mr Gledhill imaged the Madagascan sunset moth's wings in minute detail. The moth (pictured left) flies during the day and is considered one of the most impressive and appealing-looking lepidopterans. He also captured the wings of the monarch butterfly (stock image shown right), which is the most familiar North American butterfly species . He uses a trinocular-reflecting light microscope fitted with Neo S-plan objectives, or attachments, and takes the photographs using a Canon EOS 5D mark II. This camera is fitted to the top of the microscope. Overlapping pale blue scales are pictured . The depth of field in a single microscope image is too small to see the whole of the butterfly in one image, so Mr Gledhill takes up to 200 separate images spaced by one micron intervals to capture the creatures. These images are then combined into a single imaging using focus stacking software, resulting in pictures that are sharp and in full focus. 'The pictures are stunningly beautiful and they make me realise how lucky I am to be able to capture the intricate structure of butterflies,\u2019 Mr Gledhill continued. 'Often people think they are fabric and appear very surprised when they find out they are the scales which look like dust which they remember experiencing when they touched a butterfly as a child.' The depth of field in a single microscope image is too small to see the whole of the butterfly in one image, so Mr Gledhill takes up to 200 separate images spaced by one micron intervals to capture the creatures, before carefully combining the shots. This image shows the wing of Salamis parhassus - known as the 'forest mother of pearl - a butterfly that lives in forests in Africa .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFew people can fail be wowed by technicolor butterfly wings that 'sparkle' in the sunlight. And now a photographer has captured the finer details of these iridescent insects in stunning clarity, including the rainbow scales of their delicate wings. Some look like exotic bird feathers and colourful ribbon, while others resemble jagged autumnal leaves that change colour at the outer edges. Scroll down for video . These stunning pictures show the finer details of a butterfly's wing in stunning clarity, including their rainbow scales. As well as the beautiful colours, they show the layout of individual scales, which give the insect its iridescence. This image shows the wing of a sunset moth . The photos were shot by Linden Gledhill from Staffordshire, who combines his love of photography with a PhD in biochemistry. The 51-year-old uses a modified microscope and a camera to capture the detail of the butterfly's wing pattern. His photographs show the pretty insects\u2019 scale-covered wings. Butterfly wings are covered by thousands of microscopic scales split into two to three layers, which gives them their Greek order name of Lepidoptera - meaning scaled wings. Each scale is pigmented with melanins that give butterflies black and brown colouring, but eye-catching blues, greens, reds and iridescence are created by the microstructure of the scales, rather than pigments themselves. Some of the scales look like exotic bird feathers, while others resemble autumnal leaves that change colour at the outer edges, such as this beautiful image of a detached scale from a tiger swallowtail . The tiny scales combine to give the striking colouration of the Eastern tiger swallowtail (stock image). It is a species of swallowtail butterfly native to eastern North America and is one of the most familiar butterflies in the eastern US, where it is common in many different habitats . Each scale of a butterfly is pigmented with melanins that give butterflies black and brown colouring, but eye-catching blues, greens, reds and iridescence (pictured) are created by the microstructure of the scales, rather than pigments. A\u00a0Papilio blumei fruhstorferi wing is shown . The brighter colours on some butterflies are created thanks to the scattering of light by the scales, such as these jagged examples, which are Papilio ulysees butterfly scales.\u00a0In fact, each scale has multiple layers which are separated by air, so when light hits them it's reflected many times and the combination of these reflections causes us to see the intense yellows and blues of many butterfly species . The brighter colours are created thanks to the scattering of light by the scales, which are layered in different patterns on top of each other. In fact, each scale has multiple layers which are separated by air, so when light hits them it's reflected many times and the combination of these reflections causes us to see the intense yellows and blues of many butterfly species. Some butterflies even reflect ultraviolet light, which is unable to be seen by humans. The ability of Monarch butterflies to detect ultraviolet light helps them on their annual migration from North America to Mexico, for example. Mr Gledhill said: 'I've always taken macro photographs of insects, moths and butterflies. I have a lifelong interest in exploring the world beyond what the unaided human eye can see. \u2018This led me to use research quality microscopes and combining the two skills.\u2019 He uses a trinocular-reflecting light microscope fitted with Neo S-plan objectives, or attachments, and takes the photographs using a Canon EOS 5D mark II, which is fitted to the top of the microscope. The microscope has also been modified by adding a StackShot stepping motor and controller to drive the focusing control, meaning very small steps can be made in the focusing stage. Mr Gledhill said: 'I've always taken macro photographs of insects, moths and butterflies. I have a lifelong interest in exploring the world beyond what the unaided human eye can see.' This close-up image shows scales on the wings of the monarch butterfly . Mr Gledhill imaged the Madagascan sunset moth's wings in minute detail. The moth (pictured left) flies during the day and is considered one of the most impressive and appealing-looking lepidopterans. He also captured the wings of the monarch butterfly (stock image shown right), which is the most familiar North American butterfly species . He uses a trinocular-reflecting light microscope fitted with Neo S-plan objectives, or attachments, and takes the photographs using a Canon EOS 5D mark II. This camera is fitted to the top of the microscope. Overlapping pale blue scales are pictured . The depth of field in a single microscope image is too small to see the whole of the butterfly in one image, so Mr Gledhill takes up to 200 separate images spaced by one micron intervals to capture the creatures. These images are then combined into a single imaging using focus stacking software, resulting in pictures that are sharp and in full focus. 'The pictures are stunningly beautiful and they make me realise how lucky I am to be able to capture the intricate structure of butterflies,\u2019 Mr Gledhill continued. 'Often people think they are fabric and appear very surprised when they find out they are the scales which look like dust which they remember experiencing when they touched a butterfly as a child.' The depth of field in a single microscope image is too small to see the whole of the butterfly in one image, so Mr Gledhill takes up to 200 separate images spaced by one micron intervals to capture the creatures, before carefully combining the shots. This image shows the wing of Salamis parhassus - known as the 'forest mother of pearl - a butterfly that lives in forests in Africa ."}], "metadata": {"id": "81b2b67ff4d4a93c281977d55cb50ba510795c50", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "The stunning photos of the butterfly wings were taken by 51-year-old Linden Gledhill from Staffordshire .\nHe used a trinocular-reflecting light microscope with a Canon EOS 5D mark II camera is fitted to the top .\nImages include close-up shots of the peacock swallowtail, a sunset moth and the mother of pearl butterfly ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Anthony Sideri hit rock bottom while wrapped in a dirty blanket on the floor of a jail infirmary bathroom in Middleton, Massachusetts. He was 25, shivering, sweating, throwing up and going through the full withdrawals of heroin. He had just robbed a bank after shooting up heroin all day. That was July 22, 2007, the day his life changed forever. It was the last time he used drugs, the first and only time he was arrested, and the first and only time to fully withdrawal from heroin. \"I knew that my whole world was over, and I thought I was going to die because I never had been so sick,\" Sideri said. \"I had nothing to my name, and I didn't know if anyone else in the world even knew I was there.\" Nearly eight years later, Sideri looks back on his drug-using days like it was another person's life. Sideri was your average student in high school playing on the hockey team, occasionally drinking and smoking weed until he began using drugs on a daily basis. He can't pinpoint exactly when it started or how or why, but it got to the point where he was smoking marijuana before, during and after school, and experimenting with mushrooms and acid. \"Anything else that I saw, I would have tried,\" he says now. His grades dropped, he lost his eligibility to play sports, but when he was drunk or high, none of that mattered. \"I didn't have to worry about what anyone thought, I could just go to a fantasy land and not have worries,\" Sideri said. After graduating from high school in 2000, Sideri began abusing Percocet and OxyContin, opium-containing painkillers. As his tolerance to the pills built up, he began snorting the drugs to feel the effects faster. Then he moved on to snorting heroin. \"I wasn't getting the strong effects of OxyContin anymore, and I was already sniffing something else, so it didn't seem like a leap,\" he said. \"It didn't seem like the heroin I grew up knowing about.\" By 2005, he had been snorting heroin daily for two years. Even as he was doing more and more drugs, he was in denial about his addiction since he had a job with his family's wholesale snack supply business and a second job as a nightclub bouncer, worked out at the gym and had his own car and a place to live. \"On the outside, I had it all,\" Sideri said. That all changed the day he stuck out his arm and had someone put in a needle. Once Sideri started shooting up heroin, his life spiraled downward in only four months. He was hiding from his loved ones and his drug problem was obvious to everyone around him. He still thought he could control his drug use and quit on his own. \"I really thought I could stop the next day, but I always had an excuse,\" Sideri said. \"I was closed off from the rest of the world. ... I wasn't even a part of it anymore.\" By July 2007, he had no more money to fuel his addiction. Out of \"pure desperation,\" he robbed a bank in Danvers, Massachusetts, with another addict. \"Robbing a bank seemed like a way to get a lot of money fast, which equaled a lot of heroin,\" said Sideri. \"That would hold me over for a long time ... I thought.\" As Sideri describes it, his partner entered the bank and handed the teller a cell phone. Sideri was on the other end, claiming to have a hostage. The men left with the money and were caught after a brief chase. \"Getting caught never even crossed my mind,\" he said. \"I was instead planning what I was going to do after: Get drugs.\" That was the last day he ever used. Sideri spent the next couple of weeks curled up on the floor of a jail cell withdrawing, cold turkey, from his years of heroin abuse. He describes the withdrawals as like \"having food poisoning for three days straight,\" combined with a burning, tingling sensation in his bones. \"I would flex and punch the floor to try to make it go away. I couldn't stop it, and I couldn't sit still,\" he said. \"Boiling hot showers were the only thing that felt better. Burning, burning, burning.\" He was convicted of larceny, conspiracy and threatening to steal from a depository for his part in the robbery. He spent a year in court-ordered rehab and another 22 months in jail. \"Jail was the catapult for me,\" Sideri said. \"It finally made me say, 'It's over.' \" Once released in 2010, Sideri vowed to never let drugs influence his life again. He will be celebrating eight years sober this July and has made tremendous strides to repair his life. He is working full time as a salesman for his family's business and is attending school to become a substance abuse counselor. He is married with a 1-year-old daughter. And he completed probation last month. \"I live a life of honesty and integrity, even when no one is looking,\" Sideri said. \"I have a daughter who adores me and thinks I am her hero. And I can be, now.\" It's been a long journey. He spent nearly eight years rebuilding his relationships with his family, paying off debts, fixing his bad credit and rebuilding his reputation in his small town of North Andover. He wants others to know him as the hardworking family man he is now and not judge him by his past. He acknowledges that it's always going to be an uphill battle for others to not to have a preconceived image of him. \"Many people only know about my robbery, addiction and jail time,\" he said. \"They have no idea about who or what I am now.\" Sideri says he hopes \"the ripple effects of being true to myself will eventually drown out the bad.\" He already sees that happening when he Googles his name and the robbery is no longer the first story that comes up. He visits high school groups to help encourage students to not fall down the path he took and to encourage others to get help. \"Anthony was a great kid growing up, but he lost his way, \" said Rick Gorman, executive director of North Andover Youth and Recreation Services. Gorman has known Sideri since he was in middle school, and tried to help him in high school. \"He is a perfect example that addiction doesn't mean the end of the world.\" To those trying to recover from drugs, Sideri offers two pieces of advice: . 1. Tell everybody. \"A lot of families and individuals tend to think or say, 'Don't tell anyone,' or 'No one has to know.' The first step in recovery is honesty. When you hide any part of your mistakes or indiscretions, you are blocking yourself from being free from it.\" 2. Surround yourself with people who make you want to be a better person. \"If you hang out in a barber shop long enough, you're gonna get a haircut. You have to honestly re-evaluate who you spend time with and remove people who are still using and making other bad choices.\" Sideri has many new goals in life. One is to be an example of what recovery looks like and how an addict can truly change. The bottom line, he says: Recovery and long-term sobriety is possible.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Anthony Sideri hit rock bottom while wrapped in a dirty blanket on the floor of a jail infirmary bathroom in Middleton, Massachusetts. He was 25, shivering, sweating, throwing up and going through the full withdrawals of heroin. He had just robbed a bank after shooting up heroin all day. That was July 22, 2007, the day his life changed forever. It was the last time he used drugs, the first and only time he was arrested, and the first and only time to fully withdrawal from heroin. \"I knew that my whole world was over, and I thought I was going to die because I never had been so sick,\" Sideri said. \"I had nothing to my name, and I didn't know if anyone else in the world even knew I was there.\" Nearly eight years later, Sideri looks back on his drug-using days like it was another person's life. Sideri was your average student in high school playing on the hockey team, occasionally drinking and smoking weed until he began using drugs on a daily basis. He can't pinpoint exactly when it started or how or why, but it got to the point where he was smoking marijuana before, during and after school, and experimenting with mushrooms and acid. \"Anything else that I saw, I would have tried,\" he says now. His grades dropped, he lost his eligibility to play sports, but when he was drunk or high, none of that mattered. \"I didn't have to worry about what anyone thought, I could just go to a fantasy land and not have worries,\" Sideri said. After graduating from high school in 2000, Sideri began abusing Percocet and OxyContin, opium-containing painkillers. As his tolerance to the pills built up, he began snorting the drugs to feel the effects faster. Then he moved on to snorting heroin. \"I wasn't getting the strong effects of OxyContin anymore, and I was already sniffing something else, so it didn't seem like a leap,\" he said. \"It didn't seem like the heroin I grew up knowing about.\" By 2005, he had been snorting heroin daily for two years. Even as he was doing more and more drugs, he was in denial about his addiction since he had a job with his family's wholesale snack supply business and a second job as a nightclub bouncer, worked out at the gym and had his own car and a place to live. \"On the outside, I had it all,\" Sideri said. That all changed the day he stuck out his arm and had someone put in a needle. Once Sideri started shooting up heroin, his life spiraled downward in only four months. He was hiding from his loved ones and his drug problem was obvious to everyone around him. He still thought he could control his drug use and quit on his own. \"I really thought I could stop the next day, but I always had an excuse,\" Sideri said. \"I was closed off from the rest of the world. ... I wasn't even a part of it anymore.\" By July 2007, he had no more money to fuel his addiction. Out of \"pure desperation,\" he robbed a bank in Danvers, Massachusetts, with another addict. \"Robbing a bank seemed like a way to get a lot of money fast, which equaled a lot of heroin,\" said Sideri. \"That would hold me over for a long time ... I thought.\" As Sideri describes it, his partner entered the bank and handed the teller a cell phone. Sideri was on the other end, claiming to have a hostage. The men left with the money and were caught after a brief chase. \"Getting caught never even crossed my mind,\" he said. \"I was instead planning what I was going to do after: Get drugs.\" That was the last day he ever used. Sideri spent the next couple of weeks curled up on the floor of a jail cell withdrawing, cold turkey, from his years of heroin abuse. He describes the withdrawals as like \"having food poisoning for three days straight,\" combined with a burning, tingling sensation in his bones. \"I would flex and punch the floor to try to make it go away. I couldn't stop it, and I couldn't sit still,\" he said. \"Boiling hot showers were the only thing that felt better. Burning, burning, burning.\" He was convicted of larceny, conspiracy and threatening to steal from a depository for his part in the robbery. He spent a year in court-ordered rehab and another 22 months in jail. \"Jail was the catapult for me,\" Sideri said. \"It finally made me say, 'It's over.' \" Once released in 2010, Sideri vowed to never let drugs influence his life again. He will be celebrating eight years sober this July and has made tremendous strides to repair his life. He is working full time as a salesman for his family's business and is attending school to become a substance abuse counselor. He is married with a 1-year-old daughter. And he completed probation last month. \"I live a life of honesty and integrity, even when no one is looking,\" Sideri said. \"I have a daughter who adores me and thinks I am her hero. And I can be, now.\" It's been a long journey. He spent nearly eight years rebuilding his relationships with his family, paying off debts, fixing his bad credit and rebuilding his reputation in his small town of North Andover. He wants others to know him as the hardworking family man he is now and not judge him by his past. He acknowledges that it's always going to be an uphill battle for others to not to have a preconceived image of him. \"Many people only know about my robbery, addiction and jail time,\" he said. \"They have no idea about who or what I am now.\" Sideri says he hopes \"the ripple effects of being true to myself will eventually drown out the bad.\" He already sees that happening when he Googles his name and the robbery is no longer the first story that comes up. He visits high school groups to help encourage students to not fall down the path he took and to encourage others to get help. \"Anthony was a great kid growing up, but he lost his way, \" said Rick Gorman, executive director of North Andover Youth and Recreation Services. Gorman has known Sideri since he was in middle school, and tried to help him in high school. \"He is a perfect example that addiction doesn't mean the end of the world.\" To those trying to recover from drugs, Sideri offers two pieces of advice: . 1. Tell everybody. \"A lot of families and individuals tend to think or say, 'Don't tell anyone,' or 'No one has to know.' The first step in recovery is honesty. When you hide any part of your mistakes or indiscretions, you are blocking yourself from being free from it.\" 2. Surround yourself with people who make you want to be a better person. \"If you hang out in a barber shop long enough, you're gonna get a haircut. You have to honestly re-evaluate who you spend time with and remove people who are still using and making other bad choices.\" Sideri has many new goals in life. One is to be an example of what recovery looks like and how an addict can truly change. The bottom line, he says: Recovery and long-term sobriety is possible."}], "metadata": {"id": "1b1e38e9bf01b9030121bbcce049c15fb0673cb9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Strung out on heroin, Anthony Sideri robbed a bank .\nHe had to go through withdrawal in a jail cell .\nOvercoming addiction is possible, he says, as he's building a new life as a family man ."}}
{"prompt": "A 4WD has burst into flames in the middle of Sydney airport's busy international terminal car park covering the area in thick smoke. The outdoor car park at the terminal was closed after authorities were alerted to the blaze just after 8am on Thursday. The red 4WD was fully engulfed in flames when authorities arrived and witnesses reported seeing fire spewing from the bonnet of the vehicle. Scroll down for video . A 4WD burst into flames in the middle of an outdoor car park at Sydney airport's busy international terminal on Thursday morning . Witnesses captured footage of NSW Fire and Rescue crews working to put out the flames as thick smoke spewed out over the airport's car park. The 4WD, which was completely destroyed in the fire, was surrounded by other cars at the terminal. It is believed the fire started in the engine in the car. The fire caused traffic delays throughout the international terminal due to heavy smoke. The 4WD was fully engulfed in flames when authorities arrived and witnesses reported seeing fire spewing from the bonnet of the vehicle . Witnesses captured footage of NSW Fire and Rescue crews working to put out the flames as thick smoke spewed out over the airport's car park .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA 4WD has burst into flames in the middle of Sydney airport's busy international terminal car park covering the area in thick smoke. The outdoor car park at the terminal was closed after authorities were alerted to the blaze just after 8am on Thursday. The red 4WD was fully engulfed in flames when authorities arrived and witnesses reported seeing fire spewing from the bonnet of the vehicle. Scroll down for video . A 4WD burst into flames in the middle of an outdoor car park at Sydney airport's busy international terminal on Thursday morning . Witnesses captured footage of NSW Fire and Rescue crews working to put out the flames as thick smoke spewed out over the airport's car park. The 4WD, which was completely destroyed in the fire, was surrounded by other cars at the terminal. It is believed the fire started in the engine in the car. The fire caused traffic delays throughout the international terminal due to heavy smoke. The 4WD was fully engulfed in flames when authorities arrived and witnesses reported seeing fire spewing from the bonnet of the vehicle . Witnesses captured footage of NSW Fire and Rescue crews working to put out the flames as thick smoke spewed out over the airport's car park ."}], "metadata": {"id": "199ecdcee56a23940f04214483a3b4f10e7e5ff9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Car burst into flames at Sydney airport's international terminal on Thursday .\n4WD was completely destroyed when flames started spewing from engine .\nFire crews worked to put out flames as smoke covered outdoor car park .\nVehicle was surrounded by other cars at busy terminal car park ."}}
{"prompt": "Children who experience stressful events such as a death or illness in the family, divorce or separation, could be three times more likely to develop type 1 diabetes. Swedish scientists analysed more than 10,000 families with children aged two to 14 who did not have the condition, looking at whether there was any family conflict, a change of family structure, interventions from social services or unemployment. Subsequently, 58 children were diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. The researchers found many were among those badly affected by events in their formative years. Children who experience stressful events such as a death or illness in the family, divorce or separation, could be three times more likely to develop type 1 diabetes (stock image above) The team at Linkoping University said that while the causes of type 1 diabetes are unknown, it is usually preceded by the body\u2019s immune system killing so-called beta cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. They suggested damaging events in childhood could affect beta cells and raise insulin demands to cope with elevated levels of stress hormones. Other factors include viral infection, dietary habits, birth weight and early weight gain. The study concluded: \u2018The experience of a serious life event during the first 14 years of life may be a risk factor. The study suggested damaging events in childhood could affect beta cells and raise insulin demands to cope with elevated levels of stress hormones. Above, a woman tests her blood sugar . 'The current study examined serious life events experienced at any time before diagnosis; further studies are thus needed to determine when in the autoimmune process psychological stress may contribute.' Genetic predisposition remains the most important factor, with a 12-fold increase in the risk of developing type 1 diabetes for a child from a family in which another close family member has it. The majority of people have type 2 diabetes, which is associated with being overweight, but more than 95 per cent of cases of diabetes in children are type 1 and rates have been increasing in recent years.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nChildren who experience stressful events such as a death or illness in the family, divorce or separation, could be three times more likely to develop type 1 diabetes. Swedish scientists analysed more than 10,000 families with children aged two to 14 who did not have the condition, looking at whether there was any family conflict, a change of family structure, interventions from social services or unemployment. Subsequently, 58 children were diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. The researchers found many were among those badly affected by events in their formative years. Children who experience stressful events such as a death or illness in the family, divorce or separation, could be three times more likely to develop type 1 diabetes (stock image above) The team at Linkoping University said that while the causes of type 1 diabetes are unknown, it is usually preceded by the body\u2019s immune system killing so-called beta cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. They suggested damaging events in childhood could affect beta cells and raise insulin demands to cope with elevated levels of stress hormones. Other factors include viral infection, dietary habits, birth weight and early weight gain. The study concluded: \u2018The experience of a serious life event during the first 14 years of life may be a risk factor. The study suggested damaging events in childhood could affect beta cells and raise insulin demands to cope with elevated levels of stress hormones. Above, a woman tests her blood sugar . 'The current study examined serious life events experienced at any time before diagnosis; further studies are thus needed to determine when in the autoimmune process psychological stress may contribute.' Genetic predisposition remains the most important factor, with a 12-fold increase in the risk of developing type 1 diabetes for a child from a family in which another close family member has it. The majority of people have type 2 diabetes, which is associated with being overweight, but more than 95 per cent of cases of diabetes in children are type 1 and rates have been increasing in recent years."}], "metadata": {"id": "2f9808beb28f6c06e1515b0b8007770d2bb17831", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Swedish scientists analysed more than 10,000 families in the study .\n58 children with diabetes had also been badly affected by previous events .\nOther factors include viral infection, diet and early weight gain ."}}
{"prompt": "The 'battle of Holland' was nothing short of sensational as Raymond van Barnevald defeated World No 1 Michael van Gerwen - earning the bragging rights and giving himself a fighting chance of qualifying for the showdown at the 02 Arena. Robin van Persie was an interested spectator as he watched the bout on a camel TV and showed his support for his fellow Dutchmen on his Instagram page. The reigning Premier League Darts champion started well and found himself 2-0 up, before Van Gerwen began to score high and leveled the legs up. Raymond van Barneveld was in formidable form as he won 'the battle of Holland' against Michael van Gerwen . But Van Barneveld lived up to his legendary status, with scintillating finishing to ease past his Dutch counterpart, 7-3, and end his previously unbeaten record. Phil Taylor ended his losing run after beating Dave Chisnall and drawing with Stephen Bunting but the 16-time world champion will be disappointed he didn't finish off 'The Bullet' - earning himself maximum points. The 54-year-old rampaged to victory over Chisnall, taking the contest, 7-3, and recovering from back-to-back defeats in his two previous outings. Robin van Persie took to Instagram to show that he was watching his fellow Dutchmen go head-to-head . The Manchester United forward is currently out injured but looks set to leave Louis van Gaal's side . Bunting and Taylor were involved in arguably the match of the night, with both men involved in a quite incredible ending, where they threw a sequence of wayward darts before Bunting hit double one and making sure he took home a point. Adrian Lewis won his third match on the bounce, beating Bunting, 7-2, and condemning his opponent to a heavy defeat. 'Jackpot' boosted his chances of making the knockout stage with a convincing victory as he proved why he's still a player to fear in the Premier League. Phil Taylor will be disappointed he couldn't finsh off Stephen Bunting considering the chances he had . Adrian Lewis showed that he should not yet be written off with an impressive win over Bunting . Gary Anderson produced a sterling fightback to earn himself a draw against James Wade - sending the Scottish crowd wild as he hit double 20 to level it at 6-6. Wade had a number of chances to finish off the tie but was out of sorts in the final four legs, giving the 'Flying Scotsman' a glimmer hope - and he made no mistake. Anderson's point could be crucial - come the end of the competition - when the top four will meet to decide who will the Premier League 2015 champion. Gary Anderson fought back form 6-2 down to earn himself a valuable draw against James Wade in Aberdeen .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe 'battle of Holland' was nothing short of sensational as Raymond van Barnevald defeated World No 1 Michael van Gerwen - earning the bragging rights and giving himself a fighting chance of qualifying for the showdown at the 02 Arena. Robin van Persie was an interested spectator as he watched the bout on a camel TV and showed his support for his fellow Dutchmen on his Instagram page. The reigning Premier League Darts champion started well and found himself 2-0 up, before Van Gerwen began to score high and leveled the legs up. Raymond van Barneveld was in formidable form as he won 'the battle of Holland' against Michael van Gerwen . But Van Barneveld lived up to his legendary status, with scintillating finishing to ease past his Dutch counterpart, 7-3, and end his previously unbeaten record. Phil Taylor ended his losing run after beating Dave Chisnall and drawing with Stephen Bunting but the 16-time world champion will be disappointed he didn't finish off 'The Bullet' - earning himself maximum points. The 54-year-old rampaged to victory over Chisnall, taking the contest, 7-3, and recovering from back-to-back defeats in his two previous outings. Robin van Persie took to Instagram to show that he was watching his fellow Dutchmen go head-to-head . The Manchester United forward is currently out injured but looks set to leave Louis van Gaal's side . Bunting and Taylor were involved in arguably the match of the night, with both men involved in a quite incredible ending, where they threw a sequence of wayward darts before Bunting hit double one and making sure he took home a point. Adrian Lewis won his third match on the bounce, beating Bunting, 7-2, and condemning his opponent to a heavy defeat. 'Jackpot' boosted his chances of making the knockout stage with a convincing victory as he proved why he's still a player to fear in the Premier League. Phil Taylor will be disappointed he couldn't finsh off Stephen Bunting considering the chances he had . Adrian Lewis showed that he should not yet be written off with an impressive win over Bunting . Gary Anderson produced a sterling fightback to earn himself a draw against James Wade - sending the Scottish crowd wild as he hit double 20 to level it at 6-6. Wade had a number of chances to finish off the tie but was out of sorts in the final four legs, giving the 'Flying Scotsman' a glimmer hope - and he made no mistake. Anderson's point could be crucial - come the end of the competition - when the top four will meet to decide who will the Premier League 2015 champion. Gary Anderson fought back form 6-2 down to earn himself a valuable draw against James Wade in Aberdeen ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ff7db98e32996d4a1383455df67046eab870caad", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Raymond van Barneveld beat fellow Dutchman Michael van Gerwen 7-3 .\nRobin van Persie watched the clash via a rather bizarre camel TV .\nPhil Taylor beat Dave Chisnall 7-3 and drew with Stephen Bunting in a pulsating clash to end the Premier League darts in Scotland .\nAdrian Lewis crushed Bunting as he lost twice in Aberdeen .\nGary Anderson produced a stunning comeback in front of his home crowd to draw 6-6 with James Wade after being four legs down ."}}
{"prompt": "Marlon Samuels found a novel way of carrying on his duel in the second Test with Ben Stokes here on Thursday night when he sent him on his way with a military-style salute. Stokes had given his wicket away just before the close of the third day when he smashed a Devendra Bishoo long-hop straight to deep square leg and Samuels wasted no time in pouring salt on his wounds, saluting him on his way. The Durham all-rounder muttered under his breath as he walked past Samuels before England closed on 373 for six, a lead of 74, thanks to an outstanding unbeaten 118 from the prolific Joe Root. Ben Stokes (left) gives Marlon Samuels a stare as the West Indian gives him a send-off salute on Thursday . Stokes looks at Samuels as the cheeky centurion stands at attention with his hat on his check for the  send-off . And West Indies great Curtly Ambrose, now the bowling coach, insisted afterwards that the eccentric Samuels was just having a bit of fun. \u2018I didn\u2019t really see it, but there\u2019s nothing wrong with a little banter in international cricket,\u2019 said Ambrose. \u2018As long as it doesn\u2019t go over the top I\u2019m fine with it. I think it\u2019s more friendly. He gave a salute? Is that a sign of respect, I don\u2019t know. 'That's something that we don't really preach. We always make sure that we tell the guys to keep it clean, and keep it within a certain range, and don't go over the top. 'International cricket is hard, and they must find ways to relax themselves, and smiling is one of those things. As much as we're working hard and want to win, you must have some fun doing it. You've got to enjoy what you are doing. \u2018I\u2019m hoping it was light-hearted because we always make sure we tell the guys to keep it clean and don\u2019t go over the top. I don\u2019t think Marlon meant anything by it. You have to find ways to relax and have fun.\u2019 The gesture was seen as good 'banter' by Geoffrey Boycott in commentary for BBC's Test Match Special. Boycott said: 'The Samuels salute was all right because it is banter and fun. It is not punishable \u2014 it was funny.' Stokes doesn't get a full piece of an innocuous delivery from Bishoo and skies his shot into the outfield . Stokes looks on in hope as the ball floats into the safe hands of Blackwood, who took his second catch . After the pair clashed in Windies' first innings while Samuels got 103, the all-rounder gave Stokes a slaute . Graeme Swann said immediately after the day's play that while not the biggest fan of Samuels the gesture made him laugh. 'He can be an absolute tool sometimes but I have to admit Marlon Samuels just made me laugh tea out of my nose with his saluting send off,' Swann wrote on Twitter. 'Heavy money on @benstokes38 getting Marlon out in the 2nd dig. Eng should line up a guard of honour for him. Love to see humour on the field.' Joe Root celebrates reaching his century during a short partnership with Stokes . Alastair Cook was unable to reach an elusive century after dragging Shannon Gabriel on for 76 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMarlon Samuels found a novel way of carrying on his duel in the second Test with Ben Stokes here on Thursday night when he sent him on his way with a military-style salute. Stokes had given his wicket away just before the close of the third day when he smashed a Devendra Bishoo long-hop straight to deep square leg and Samuels wasted no time in pouring salt on his wounds, saluting him on his way. The Durham all-rounder muttered under his breath as he walked past Samuels before England closed on 373 for six, a lead of 74, thanks to an outstanding unbeaten 118 from the prolific Joe Root. Ben Stokes (left) gives Marlon Samuels a stare as the West Indian gives him a send-off salute on Thursday . Stokes looks at Samuels as the cheeky centurion stands at attention with his hat on his check for the  send-off . And West Indies great Curtly Ambrose, now the bowling coach, insisted afterwards that the eccentric Samuels was just having a bit of fun. \u2018I didn\u2019t really see it, but there\u2019s nothing wrong with a little banter in international cricket,\u2019 said Ambrose. \u2018As long as it doesn\u2019t go over the top I\u2019m fine with it. I think it\u2019s more friendly. He gave a salute? Is that a sign of respect, I don\u2019t know. 'That's something that we don't really preach. We always make sure that we tell the guys to keep it clean, and keep it within a certain range, and don't go over the top. 'International cricket is hard, and they must find ways to relax themselves, and smiling is one of those things. As much as we're working hard and want to win, you must have some fun doing it. You've got to enjoy what you are doing. \u2018I\u2019m hoping it was light-hearted because we always make sure we tell the guys to keep it clean and don\u2019t go over the top. I don\u2019t think Marlon meant anything by it. You have to find ways to relax and have fun.\u2019 The gesture was seen as good 'banter' by Geoffrey Boycott in commentary for BBC's Test Match Special. Boycott said: 'The Samuels salute was all right because it is banter and fun. It is not punishable \u2014 it was funny.' Stokes doesn't get a full piece of an innocuous delivery from Bishoo and skies his shot into the outfield . Stokes looks on in hope as the ball floats into the safe hands of Blackwood, who took his second catch . After the pair clashed in Windies' first innings while Samuels got 103, the all-rounder gave Stokes a slaute . Graeme Swann said immediately after the day's play that while not the biggest fan of Samuels the gesture made him laugh. 'He can be an absolute tool sometimes but I have to admit Marlon Samuels just made me laugh tea out of my nose with his saluting send off,' Swann wrote on Twitter. 'Heavy money on @benstokes38 getting Marlon out in the 2nd dig. Eng should line up a guard of honour for him. Love to see humour on the field.' Joe Root celebrates reaching his century during a short partnership with Stokes . Alastair Cook was unable to reach an elusive century after dragging Shannon Gabriel on for 76 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "5b2c3b2182ccce4b11080ee3a787b23ec0396877", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Ben Stokes holed out in the deep for eight on day three in Grenada .\nAs Stokes left the field, Marlon Samuels stood and saluted his foe .\nCurtly Ambrose said: 'There's nothing wrong with a little bantering'\nGraeme Swann said the salute made him 'laugh tea out of my nose'\nEngland lead by 74 runs at stumps on day three in St George's ."}}
{"prompt": "What does Republican senator and presidential contender Rand Paul have in common with a gun-toting, stripper-hurling playboy? An avid interest in poker, as it turns out. On Friday, the 52-year-old libertarian lawmaker from Kentucky shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the infamous \u2018King of Instagram\u2019 Dan Blizerian. The 10-second video, obtained by Daily Caller\u00a0reporter Kaitlin Collins, is titled \u2018Lessons from Dan Blizerian.\u2019 Scroll down for video . Strange bedfellows:\u00a0On Friday, Senator Rand Paul (left) shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the debauched social media star Dan Blizerian (right) High stakes: The pair were playing Liar's Poker -\u00a0a game where players use dollars bills instead of cards and track the serial numbers on the banknotes . All about the Benjamins: The GOP senator and the professional poker player had $100 bills in their hands . In the clip, the two men sit at a table opposite one another with money fans in their hands, playing what appears to be Liar's Poker - a game where players use dollars bills instead of cards and track the serial numbers on the banknotes. The goal of the game, according to Investopedia.com, is to bluff the opponents into believing that your bid does not exceed the combined sum of all of the serial numbers. Collins reported that Paul and Blizerian were playing with $100 bills. Liar's Poker is also the title of a book by bestselling author Michael Lewis about the dissolute, everything-goes culture of Wall Street bond salesmen in the 1980s. Blizerian is a renowned professional poker player and self-described international playboy who has amassed 8million followers on his Instagram page, where he documents his globe-trotting, hard-partying lifestyle. Odd couple: There does not appear to be much overlap between the married 52-year-old doctor-turned-lawmaker and the 34-year-old globe-trotting, hard-partying playboy . THAT video:\u00a0Blizerian made headlines last year when this video was released showing him hurling an 18-year-old porn star from the roof of his mansion into the pool . Gun lover: In December, the former Navy SEAL trainee was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly trying to manufacture a bomb . In a profile published in the Wall Street Journal in 2014, Blizerian estimated earning about $50miillion in poker winnings in just over a year. Most of the images on his social media account feature young, attractive women in various states of undress, stacks of cash, yachts, supercars and wild clothing-optional parties. The poker champ and one-time Navy SEAL trainee also has been known to share with his fans pictures of his large weapons collection, which he lovingly refers to as his \u2018accessories.\u2019 Blizerian made headlines last year when a video was released showing him hurling an 18-year-old porn star from the roof of his mansion into the pool, leaving her with a broken foot. Viral sensation:\u00a0Blizerian is a renowned professional poker player and self-described international playboy who has amassed 8million followers on his Instagram page . Playboy: Nearly every day he shares photos of himself surrounded by shapely, scantily clad young women . Booted out: Blizerian was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed . Then in December, Blizerian was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly trying to manufacture a bomb. Blizerian managed to avoid jail time after agreeing to pay a $10,000 fine and produce a public information film on responsible firearm use. The bad boy of Instagram was recently ejected from Snapchat just 24 hours after he activated his account for posting videos of naked women in his bed. Paul, who goes by the Snapchat handle SenetorRandPaul, will be attending the White House Correspondents' Dinner with President Obama Saturday night.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWhat does Republican senator and presidential contender Rand Paul have in common with a gun-toting, stripper-hurling playboy? An avid interest in poker, as it turns out. On Friday, the 52-year-old libertarian lawmaker from Kentucky shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the infamous \u2018King of Instagram\u2019 Dan Blizerian. The 10-second video, obtained by Daily Caller\u00a0reporter Kaitlin Collins, is titled \u2018Lessons from Dan Blizerian.\u2019 Scroll down for video . Strange bedfellows:\u00a0On Friday, Senator Rand Paul (left) shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the debauched social media star Dan Blizerian (right) High stakes: The pair were playing Liar's Poker -\u00a0a game where players use dollars bills instead of cards and track the serial numbers on the banknotes . All about the Benjamins: The GOP senator and the professional poker player had $100 bills in their hands . In the clip, the two men sit at a table opposite one another with money fans in their hands, playing what appears to be Liar's Poker - a game where players use dollars bills instead of cards and track the serial numbers on the banknotes. The goal of the game, according to Investopedia.com, is to bluff the opponents into believing that your bid does not exceed the combined sum of all of the serial numbers. Collins reported that Paul and Blizerian were playing with $100 bills. Liar's Poker is also the title of a book by bestselling author Michael Lewis about the dissolute, everything-goes culture of Wall Street bond salesmen in the 1980s. Blizerian is a renowned professional poker player and self-described international playboy who has amassed 8million followers on his Instagram page, where he documents his globe-trotting, hard-partying lifestyle. Odd couple: There does not appear to be much overlap between the married 52-year-old doctor-turned-lawmaker and the 34-year-old globe-trotting, hard-partying playboy . THAT video:\u00a0Blizerian made headlines last year when this video was released showing him hurling an 18-year-old porn star from the roof of his mansion into the pool . Gun lover: In December, the former Navy SEAL trainee was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly trying to manufacture a bomb . In a profile published in the Wall Street Journal in 2014, Blizerian estimated earning about $50miillion in poker winnings in just over a year. Most of the images on his social media account feature young, attractive women in various states of undress, stacks of cash, yachts, supercars and wild clothing-optional parties. The poker champ and one-time Navy SEAL trainee also has been known to share with his fans pictures of his large weapons collection, which he lovingly refers to as his \u2018accessories.\u2019 Blizerian made headlines last year when a video was released showing him hurling an 18-year-old porn star from the roof of his mansion into the pool, leaving her with a broken foot. Viral sensation:\u00a0Blizerian is a renowned professional poker player and self-described international playboy who has amassed 8million followers on his Instagram page . Playboy: Nearly every day he shares photos of himself surrounded by shapely, scantily clad young women . Booted out: Blizerian was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed . Then in December, Blizerian was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly trying to manufacture a bomb. Blizerian managed to avoid jail time after agreeing to pay a $10,000 fine and produce a public information film on responsible firearm use. The bad boy of Instagram was recently ejected from Snapchat just 24 hours after he activated his account for posting videos of naked women in his bed. Paul, who goes by the Snapchat handle SenetorRandPaul, will be attending the White House Correspondents' Dinner with President Obama Saturday night."}], "metadata": {"id": "fb431a618ef4dedb6896a4051cc2c2dff8e6751a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "The 52-year-old libertarian lawmaker from Kentucky shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play Liar's Poker with $100 bills .\nBlizerian is best known for his X-rated Instagram page followed by 8million users worldwide .\nHe plays poker professionally and reportedly once earned $50million in winnings in just over a year .\nVideo from last year showed Blizerian hurling porn star from a roof ."}}
{"prompt": "Liverpool are making a rival push for Manchester United target Memphis Depay. PSV Eindhoven have confirmed United have made enquiries for Holland international Depay as have Paris St Germain but Liverpool have also spoken to the player's representatives. Liverpool hope to convince Depay, 21, that he would get more regular football with them but their qualification for the Champions League could be crucial to the 23-goal winger choosing them over United. Liverpool are making a rival push for Manchester United target Memphis Depay . Liverpool hope to convince 21-year-old Depay that he would get more regular football with them . PSV value Depay at \u00a325million and rejected a \u00a314million bid from Tottenham for him last summer. PSV Eindhoven general manager Toon Gerbrands said: 'We have given an indication of the price for Depay, which is probably more than \u20ac25m. Therefore we can have no quibbles with Depay's management [over the price]. Gerbrands added: 'Depay must first reach an agreement with a club and if that club are willing to pay the transfer fee then he can leave quickly.' PSV Eindhoven won their first Eredivisie title in seven years after beating Heerenveen 4-1 on Saturday . Depay (right) celebrates the Dutch giants' success with manager\u00a0Phillip Cocu after the match . Early years and PSV Eindhoven . Born in 1994, Depay started out at hometown club VV Moordrecht - a Dutch amateur side in south Holland - at the age of six before joining Sparta Rotterdam three years later. The son of a Ghanaian father and Dutch mother, Depay moved to PSV at the age of 12 before making his first-team debut in September 2011 having impressed during a trial. Depay signed his first professional contract in June 2012 and has already made over 100 appearances for the Dutch giants. Playing style . Pacy, with neat close control, Depay loves to run at defenders and completed the most dribbles in the entire Eredivisie during the 2013/14 campaign. Adding more goals to his game this season, the youngster is more than capable at shooting from distance and boasts an explosive right-foot. Often playing on the left-wing and cutting inside, Depay is strong on the ball and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to bamboozle opponents. However, still at a young age and learning the game, the 21-year-old can sometimes be guilty of making the wrong pass or keeping hold of the ball for too long. Talent to one day match Arjen Robben... and already better than a young Cristiano Ronaldo? While Depay has been tipped to become as good as Dutch star Arjen Robben by PSV manager Phillip Cocu, one man believes the Holland youngster could one day rival Cristiano Ronaldo. Ed van Steijn, the man who scouted Ronaldo for Manchester United, believes Depay is better than the Real Madrid star was at the same age. Speaking to Dutch daily newspaper Algemeen Dagblad, Van Steijn said: 'If I compare him to a young Cristiano Ronaldo at the time, then Depay has more strings to his bow. I like him better. 'Ronaldo did the same things wrong at Manchester United as he did when he was 17.' Meanwhile, former Holland midfielder Cocu said of Depay: 'Whether he can be as good as Arjen Robben? I think so. 'They are different players, but they are both fast and have a good shot. And both always have the urge to learn. 'But Memphis is only 21-years-old and only in a few years can real conclusions be drawn.' Depay's PSV team-mate Stijn Schaars is also a fan and told Helden Online: 'He's doing everything to reach the top. 'He has a body of a true athlete, power and flair. I'm not afraid of him losing his head. His drive is huge. I like him a lot.' International star and World Cup goalscorer . Depay was handed his first Oranje call-up by Louis van Gaal in 2013 and was selected for Holland's World Cup squad a year later. The energetic frontman scored the winning goal in Holland's 3-2 victory over Australia, before coming off the bench to net against Chile and help Van Gaal's men seal top spot in Group B. Having impressed in Brazil, Depay was nominated for the tournament's 'Best Young Player' award but lost out to France midfielder Paul Pogba. CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's full background article on Memphis Depay.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLiverpool are making a rival push for Manchester United target Memphis Depay. PSV Eindhoven have confirmed United have made enquiries for Holland international Depay as have Paris St Germain but Liverpool have also spoken to the player's representatives. Liverpool hope to convince Depay, 21, that he would get more regular football with them but their qualification for the Champions League could be crucial to the 23-goal winger choosing them over United. Liverpool are making a rival push for Manchester United target Memphis Depay . Liverpool hope to convince 21-year-old Depay that he would get more regular football with them . PSV value Depay at \u00a325million and rejected a \u00a314million bid from Tottenham for him last summer. PSV Eindhoven general manager Toon Gerbrands said: 'We have given an indication of the price for Depay, which is probably more than \u20ac25m. Therefore we can have no quibbles with Depay's management [over the price]. Gerbrands added: 'Depay must first reach an agreement with a club and if that club are willing to pay the transfer fee then he can leave quickly.' PSV Eindhoven won their first Eredivisie title in seven years after beating Heerenveen 4-1 on Saturday . Depay (right) celebrates the Dutch giants' success with manager\u00a0Phillip Cocu after the match . Early years and PSV Eindhoven . Born in 1994, Depay started out at hometown club VV Moordrecht - a Dutch amateur side in south Holland - at the age of six before joining Sparta Rotterdam three years later. The son of a Ghanaian father and Dutch mother, Depay moved to PSV at the age of 12 before making his first-team debut in September 2011 having impressed during a trial. Depay signed his first professional contract in June 2012 and has already made over 100 appearances for the Dutch giants. Playing style . Pacy, with neat close control, Depay loves to run at defenders and completed the most dribbles in the entire Eredivisie during the 2013/14 campaign. Adding more goals to his game this season, the youngster is more than capable at shooting from distance and boasts an explosive right-foot. Often playing on the left-wing and cutting inside, Depay is strong on the ball and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to bamboozle opponents. However, still at a young age and learning the game, the 21-year-old can sometimes be guilty of making the wrong pass or keeping hold of the ball for too long. Talent to one day match Arjen Robben... and already better than a young Cristiano Ronaldo? While Depay has been tipped to become as good as Dutch star Arjen Robben by PSV manager Phillip Cocu, one man believes the Holland youngster could one day rival Cristiano Ronaldo. Ed van Steijn, the man who scouted Ronaldo for Manchester United, believes Depay is better than the Real Madrid star was at the same age. Speaking to Dutch daily newspaper Algemeen Dagblad, Van Steijn said: 'If I compare him to a young Cristiano Ronaldo at the time, then Depay has more strings to his bow. I like him better. 'Ronaldo did the same things wrong at Manchester United as he did when he was 17.' Meanwhile, former Holland midfielder Cocu said of Depay: 'Whether he can be as good as Arjen Robben? I think so. 'They are different players, but they are both fast and have a good shot. And both always have the urge to learn. 'But Memphis is only 21-years-old and only in a few years can real conclusions be drawn.' Depay's PSV team-mate Stijn Schaars is also a fan and told Helden Online: 'He's doing everything to reach the top. 'He has a body of a true athlete, power and flair. I'm not afraid of him losing his head. His drive is huge. I like him a lot.' International star and World Cup goalscorer . Depay was handed his first Oranje call-up by Louis van Gaal in 2013 and was selected for Holland's World Cup squad a year later. The energetic frontman scored the winning goal in Holland's 3-2 victory over Australia, before coming off the bench to net against Chile and help Van Gaal's men seal top spot in Group B. Having impressed in Brazil, Depay was nominated for the tournament's 'Best Young Player' award but lost out to France midfielder Paul Pogba. CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's full background article on Memphis Depay."}], "metadata": {"id": "b583ef81c4d1dfc043e4ef8bb12ff86c613e5c73", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Liverpool and Manchester United set to battle for PSV ace Memphis Depay .\nHolland international Depay has scored 23 goals for the club this season .\nLiverpool hope lure of first-team action will convince him to choose them .\nREAD: Liverpool set for summer overhaul with TEN Kop stars on  way out .\nREAD:\u00a0The areas  Liverpool must address if they want to avoid mediocrity ."}}
{"prompt": "A Brazilian model who shot to fame after winning the Miss BumBum contest in 2014 has sparked outrage by posting a snap of her naked body painted with an image of the Virgin Mary to her Instagram account, along with a special Easter prayer. Indianara Carvalho, 23 - who had hymen surgery last year to 'restore' her virginity so she could enjoy her first time all over again with \u2018someone special' - accompanied the racy photo with the phrase: 'Good Friday. Lord, on this day I ask for peace, love, wisdom and strength.' The image, just one of a series of nude body-painted shots she shared over the Easter weekend, attracted more than 750 'likes', as well as a tirade of disapproval from her followers over its sacrilegious nature. Scroll down for video . Sacrilegious? Indianara Carvalho, 23, accompanied the racy image (pictured) with the phrase, 'Good Friday. Lord, on this day I ask for peace, love, wisdom and strength' 'Don\u2019t mix God with your ridiculous shame and profanity,' wrote one Instagram user, Eliane Paz Salinas, of the portraits, which were created by Brazilian artist Binho over a marathon ten-hour spray can session. Another, Cadmo Barrera Lerma, ranted: 'You have lost my total respect, at least one in your list of followers.' Janvier Veliz Angulo concurred, stating: 'This proves that beauty is not everything \u2026 you have lost me as one of your fans.' Referring to Miss Carvalho's accompanying prayer, another user fumed: 'I think that to ask for peace and love and protection there is no need to be naked!!!! Please respect things related to God!' Clutching a Rosary: The photo, just one of a series of nude body-painted shots she shared over the Easter weekend, attracted 750 'likes', as well as a tirade of disapproval from her followers . Faith: Miss Carvalho, pictured in other poses from the same shoot, had hymen surgery last year to 'restore' her virginity so she could enjoy her first time all over again with \u2018someone special' Christianity is the dominant religion in Brazil, with Roman Catholics accounting for 64 per cent of the population and Protestants making up 22 per cent, according to the latest Census. Miss Carvalho's lengthy prayer also stated: 'Father, protect my ears from all evils and watch my steps on the path to truth. 'May your blessings fill my spirit and my heart, which is so kind and cheerful... Feel your sweet and gentle presence... I am your grace.' The buxom blonde triumphed in Brazil's annual bottom beauty contest last year, which sees 27 women - one from each state - complete to prove their backside is best. Shortly afterwards, she underwent 'vaginal rejuvenation surgery' which includes a hymenoplasty, in order to bring 'respect' to her BumBum title, and to use her\u00a0newly virginal status to find love. Christianity is the dominant religion in Brazil, with Roman Catholics accounting for 64 per cent of the population and Protestants making up 22 per cent, according to the latest Census . Miss Carvalho, pictured mid-workout, said last year that by re-becoming a virgin, she hopes to bring 'a bit of respect and new concept to the Miss BumBum title' The procedure, which is not available in the UK, can be done by using surgical gel to create a new hymen that lasts a few days before dissolving, or more permanently by using a flap of skin cut from the vaginal wall. Women undergoing the latter treatment must abstain from sex for at least three months after undergoing the procedure. According to the New York Daily News, Miss Carvalho said: 'I wanted to undergo surgery to reconstruct my virginity before I have new photographs done. 'I wouldn't feel good about appearing naked if I wasn't exactly as I came into the world if you know what I mean. 'I think I also want to give a bit of respect and new concept to the Miss BumBum title by being a virgin.' Winning smile: Miss BumBum, which began four years ago and has several spin-offs, is an annual institution in its native Brazil, although not always without controversy . Bittersweet: The 2014 contest (pictured) was marred by scandal after it was alleged that Miss Carvalho had bribed the judges with over \u00a370,000 in cash to make sure she won . Miss BumBum, which began four years ago and has several spin-offs, is an annual institution in its native Brazil, although not always without controversy. The 2014 contest was marred by scandal after it was alleged that Miss Carvalho had bribed the judges with over \u00a370,000 in cash to make sure she won. Claudia Alende, better known as the Brazilian 'Megan Fox', won second place in the competition even though she was a clear favourite among the audience.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Brazilian model who shot to fame after winning the Miss BumBum contest in 2014 has sparked outrage by posting a snap of her naked body painted with an image of the Virgin Mary to her Instagram account, along with a special Easter prayer. Indianara Carvalho, 23 - who had hymen surgery last year to 'restore' her virginity so she could enjoy her first time all over again with \u2018someone special' - accompanied the racy photo with the phrase: 'Good Friday. Lord, on this day I ask for peace, love, wisdom and strength.' The image, just one of a series of nude body-painted shots she shared over the Easter weekend, attracted more than 750 'likes', as well as a tirade of disapproval from her followers over its sacrilegious nature. Scroll down for video . Sacrilegious? Indianara Carvalho, 23, accompanied the racy image (pictured) with the phrase, 'Good Friday. Lord, on this day I ask for peace, love, wisdom and strength' 'Don\u2019t mix God with your ridiculous shame and profanity,' wrote one Instagram user, Eliane Paz Salinas, of the portraits, which were created by Brazilian artist Binho over a marathon ten-hour spray can session. Another, Cadmo Barrera Lerma, ranted: 'You have lost my total respect, at least one in your list of followers.' Janvier Veliz Angulo concurred, stating: 'This proves that beauty is not everything \u2026 you have lost me as one of your fans.' Referring to Miss Carvalho's accompanying prayer, another user fumed: 'I think that to ask for peace and love and protection there is no need to be naked!!!! Please respect things related to God!' Clutching a Rosary: The photo, just one of a series of nude body-painted shots she shared over the Easter weekend, attracted 750 'likes', as well as a tirade of disapproval from her followers . Faith: Miss Carvalho, pictured in other poses from the same shoot, had hymen surgery last year to 'restore' her virginity so she could enjoy her first time all over again with \u2018someone special' Christianity is the dominant religion in Brazil, with Roman Catholics accounting for 64 per cent of the population and Protestants making up 22 per cent, according to the latest Census. Miss Carvalho's lengthy prayer also stated: 'Father, protect my ears from all evils and watch my steps on the path to truth. 'May your blessings fill my spirit and my heart, which is so kind and cheerful... Feel your sweet and gentle presence... I am your grace.' The buxom blonde triumphed in Brazil's annual bottom beauty contest last year, which sees 27 women - one from each state - complete to prove their backside is best. Shortly afterwards, she underwent 'vaginal rejuvenation surgery' which includes a hymenoplasty, in order to bring 'respect' to her BumBum title, and to use her\u00a0newly virginal status to find love. Christianity is the dominant religion in Brazil, with Roman Catholics accounting for 64 per cent of the population and Protestants making up 22 per cent, according to the latest Census . Miss Carvalho, pictured mid-workout, said last year that by re-becoming a virgin, she hopes to bring 'a bit of respect and new concept to the Miss BumBum title' The procedure, which is not available in the UK, can be done by using surgical gel to create a new hymen that lasts a few days before dissolving, or more permanently by using a flap of skin cut from the vaginal wall. Women undergoing the latter treatment must abstain from sex for at least three months after undergoing the procedure. According to the New York Daily News, Miss Carvalho said: 'I wanted to undergo surgery to reconstruct my virginity before I have new photographs done. 'I wouldn't feel good about appearing naked if I wasn't exactly as I came into the world if you know what I mean. 'I think I also want to give a bit of respect and new concept to the Miss BumBum title by being a virgin.' Winning smile: Miss BumBum, which began four years ago and has several spin-offs, is an annual institution in its native Brazil, although not always without controversy . Bittersweet: The 2014 contest (pictured) was marred by scandal after it was alleged that Miss Carvalho had bribed the judges with over \u00a370,000 in cash to make sure she won . Miss BumBum, which began four years ago and has several spin-offs, is an annual institution in its native Brazil, although not always without controversy. The 2014 contest was marred by scandal after it was alleged that Miss Carvalho had bribed the judges with over \u00a370,000 in cash to make sure she won. Claudia Alende, better known as the Brazilian 'Megan Fox', won second place in the competition even though she was a clear favourite among the audience."}], "metadata": {"id": "3d603c4586b9b5135eef4a6346b340d7b80bf744", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Indianara Carvalho, 23,\u00a0triumphed in 2014's Miss BumBum contest .\nShe posted the\u00a0controversial\u00a0nude to Instragram snap on Good Friday .\nFans blasted the model for her lack of 'respect' to God .\nLast year, Miss Carvalho had vaginal surgery to 'restore' her virginity ."}}
{"prompt": "I felt as if I was treading on hallowed ground. A leather boot, white with mould, lay half-buried at my feet. Nearby I glanced down on a harness smothered in lichen lying beside the skull of a mule, while strewn all around me were the remains of rusty cans and oil drums. High above on the hilltop stood simple headstones and derelict wooden crosses marking unnamed graves. The infamous Chilkoot Trail in British Columbia, used by thousands of men during the Klondike Gold Rush . Keith Wolfe Smarch, a First Nation master-carver, had abandoned work on a totem pole to guide me along the infamous Chilkoot Trail, where hundreds of men and thousands of pack animals lost their lives as they headed to Canada's frozen wastes during the Klondike Gold Rush. He is descended from Skookum Jim, the first man to find gold in a remote riverbed in the Yukon in 1896. The discovery started a stampede along the treacherous mountain track through snowdrifts, blizzards and avalanches, each man weighed down with supplies. The 32-mile hike took weeks to complete but even then their journey was far from over. At the end of the trail they staggered into Bennett, a makeshift city of tents, hotels and saloons at the head of a deep green fjord, where they settled for a brief respite. All that is left of Bennett today is its split-log chapel and station, still used by the White Pass Railway. 'On May 29, 1898 more than 7,000 roughly hewn rafts set sail,' Keith told me. 'There was a further 400 miles of hazardous waterways, canyons and rapids to negotiate before they reached their goal.' Everything in the Yukon is of epic proportions. Bordering Alaska, it is almost twice the size of Britain, with ranges of sparkling snow-crusted peaks, emerald lakes and vast forests. There are few signs of habitation in this pristine wilderness, with only a few roads linking the small communities. Spectacular snowfield: Wendy flew over the world's largest non-polar icefield in the Kluane National Park . Distances between them are mind-boggling. Locals travel up to 100 miles for their weekly shop, and some days I drove for seven or eight hours along deserted highways, rarely passing another vehicle. In the Kluane National Park, I took a scenic flight over the world's largest non-polar icefield. We skimmed barren hillsides, almost touching the curly-horned Dall's sheep balanced on the rocky outcrops. As we soared higher, I looked down on immense snowfields before we swooped over glaciers. Kluane is home to a huge grizzly bear population, so one morning I set off in search of them with retired ranger Brent Liddle and his dog Blue. Carrying pepper spray for protection, he led me around a beautiful turquoise lake and up towards the saddle of King's Throne Mountain. Clapping hands to warn of our presence, we scrambled along a rocky path, stepping over tangled roots and clambering over fallen logs. Kluane is home to a huge grizzly bear population (left). Right, some of the original Gold Rush prospectors . Suddenly Brent pointed to a spruce tree. The bark was worn away and fresh hairs were glued to the sap. 'A bear has been rubbing his head and back here,' he explained. Eyes darting in all directions, we proceeded cautiously but there was no sign of the grizzly. I was quite relieved. In fact I saw more wildlife along the roadside than I did on foot, sometimes stopping the car only yards from black bears guzzling on dandelions among carpets of fireweed and blue lupins. At Tombstone Territorial Park we pulled in to watch caribou grazing on the tundra and beavers paddling to their lodge, mouths crammed with twigs. Unless you stay at one of the designated campsites, accommodation in the parks is limited. My favourite was the Tagish Wilderness Lodge - a speedboat whisks you across a lake on a 45-minute journey from the nearest road. Four log cabins are hidden in the trees, yards from the water's edge. The main building consists of a spacious living area decorated with moose and caribou antlers, luxury bathrooms and a pine-scented sauna. Dawson City, epicentre of the Gold Rush, was the largest city in Western Canada back in 1898 . Wendy pans for gold.. and finds a precious nugget . My hosts, Gebhard and Sarah, took me on boat trips along the shoreline and hikes up into the hinterland, passing their heatsensor camera on the way. In the evenings we'd upload the photos showing a lynx, bear and wolf prowling past. I loved the sense of isolation. I spent hours on the jetty watching speckled loons diving for fish. Occasionally a young moose would venture tentatively into the water nearby while bald eagles flew overhead. The views were breathtaking and the silence so intense I could hear a pine needle drop. My last stop was Dawson City, epicentre of the Gold Rush. In 1898 it was the largest city in Western Canada. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it looks much the same, with painted weatherboard houses and wooden boardwalks lining unpaved streets. Archive film in the visitor centre shows the city crowded with prospectors in dark suits and bowler hats. Now the restored buildings stand hugger-mugger with rusty, corrugated-iron shacks sinking slowly into the ground due to the permafrost. Head to Diamond Tooth Gertie's if you want to watch can-can shows or play blackjack with tourists from the cruise ships. I preferred The Pit, the bar in the Westminster Hotel, where I had a beer with locals and listened to live country music. Just a couple of miles away in Bonanza Creek, I met up with Sylvia and her sister, Ginny, who are both descended from an original prospector. Their site at Claim 33 was close to the spot where Skookum Jim made his historic find. Handing me a pan of gravel, Sylvia demonstrated how to sieve and sluice it. As I shook the pan back and forth, dipping it in water to drain off the excess sand, I stopped short. A tiny nugget was glistening in the bottom of the pan. I had found my own crock of gold. Windows on the Wild (www.windowsonthewild.com, 020 8742 1556) offers a 14-night Yukon Explored fly-drive holiday from \u00a32,825pp, including accommodation, return flights from the UK to Whitehorse, fully inclusive car hire, five guided hikes and some meals. For more details, go to\u00a0www.travelyukon.com.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nI felt as if I was treading on hallowed ground. A leather boot, white with mould, lay half-buried at my feet. Nearby I glanced down on a harness smothered in lichen lying beside the skull of a mule, while strewn all around me were the remains of rusty cans and oil drums. High above on the hilltop stood simple headstones and derelict wooden crosses marking unnamed graves. The infamous Chilkoot Trail in British Columbia, used by thousands of men during the Klondike Gold Rush . Keith Wolfe Smarch, a First Nation master-carver, had abandoned work on a totem pole to guide me along the infamous Chilkoot Trail, where hundreds of men and thousands of pack animals lost their lives as they headed to Canada's frozen wastes during the Klondike Gold Rush. He is descended from Skookum Jim, the first man to find gold in a remote riverbed in the Yukon in 1896. The discovery started a stampede along the treacherous mountain track through snowdrifts, blizzards and avalanches, each man weighed down with supplies. The 32-mile hike took weeks to complete but even then their journey was far from over. At the end of the trail they staggered into Bennett, a makeshift city of tents, hotels and saloons at the head of a deep green fjord, where they settled for a brief respite. All that is left of Bennett today is its split-log chapel and station, still used by the White Pass Railway. 'On May 29, 1898 more than 7,000 roughly hewn rafts set sail,' Keith told me. 'There was a further 400 miles of hazardous waterways, canyons and rapids to negotiate before they reached their goal.' Everything in the Yukon is of epic proportions. Bordering Alaska, it is almost twice the size of Britain, with ranges of sparkling snow-crusted peaks, emerald lakes and vast forests. There are few signs of habitation in this pristine wilderness, with only a few roads linking the small communities. Spectacular snowfield: Wendy flew over the world's largest non-polar icefield in the Kluane National Park . Distances between them are mind-boggling. Locals travel up to 100 miles for their weekly shop, and some days I drove for seven or eight hours along deserted highways, rarely passing another vehicle. In the Kluane National Park, I took a scenic flight over the world's largest non-polar icefield. We skimmed barren hillsides, almost touching the curly-horned Dall's sheep balanced on the rocky outcrops. As we soared higher, I looked down on immense snowfields before we swooped over glaciers. Kluane is home to a huge grizzly bear population, so one morning I set off in search of them with retired ranger Brent Liddle and his dog Blue. Carrying pepper spray for protection, he led me around a beautiful turquoise lake and up towards the saddle of King's Throne Mountain. Clapping hands to warn of our presence, we scrambled along a rocky path, stepping over tangled roots and clambering over fallen logs. Kluane is home to a huge grizzly bear population (left). Right, some of the original Gold Rush prospectors . Suddenly Brent pointed to a spruce tree. The bark was worn away and fresh hairs were glued to the sap. 'A bear has been rubbing his head and back here,' he explained. Eyes darting in all directions, we proceeded cautiously but there was no sign of the grizzly. I was quite relieved. In fact I saw more wildlife along the roadside than I did on foot, sometimes stopping the car only yards from black bears guzzling on dandelions among carpets of fireweed and blue lupins. At Tombstone Territorial Park we pulled in to watch caribou grazing on the tundra and beavers paddling to their lodge, mouths crammed with twigs. Unless you stay at one of the designated campsites, accommodation in the parks is limited. My favourite was the Tagish Wilderness Lodge - a speedboat whisks you across a lake on a 45-minute journey from the nearest road. Four log cabins are hidden in the trees, yards from the water's edge. The main building consists of a spacious living area decorated with moose and caribou antlers, luxury bathrooms and a pine-scented sauna. Dawson City, epicentre of the Gold Rush, was the largest city in Western Canada back in 1898 . Wendy pans for gold.. and finds a precious nugget . My hosts, Gebhard and Sarah, took me on boat trips along the shoreline and hikes up into the hinterland, passing their heatsensor camera on the way. In the evenings we'd upload the photos showing a lynx, bear and wolf prowling past. I loved the sense of isolation. I spent hours on the jetty watching speckled loons diving for fish. Occasionally a young moose would venture tentatively into the water nearby while bald eagles flew overhead. The views were breathtaking and the silence so intense I could hear a pine needle drop. My last stop was Dawson City, epicentre of the Gold Rush. In 1898 it was the largest city in Western Canada. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it looks much the same, with painted weatherboard houses and wooden boardwalks lining unpaved streets. Archive film in the visitor centre shows the city crowded with prospectors in dark suits and bowler hats. Now the restored buildings stand hugger-mugger with rusty, corrugated-iron shacks sinking slowly into the ground due to the permafrost. Head to Diamond Tooth Gertie's if you want to watch can-can shows or play blackjack with tourists from the cruise ships. I preferred The Pit, the bar in the Westminster Hotel, where I had a beer with locals and listened to live country music. Just a couple of miles away in Bonanza Creek, I met up with Sylvia and her sister, Ginny, who are both descended from an original prospector. Their site at Claim 33 was close to the spot where Skookum Jim made his historic find. Handing me a pan of gravel, Sylvia demonstrated how to sieve and sluice it. As I shook the pan back and forth, dipping it in water to drain off the excess sand, I stopped short. A tiny nugget was glistening in the bottom of the pan. I had found my own crock of gold. Windows on the Wild (www.windowsonthewild.com, 020 8742 1556) offers a 14-night Yukon Explored fly-drive holiday from \u00a32,825pp, including accommodation, return flights from the UK to Whitehorse, fully inclusive car hire, five guided hikes and some meals. For more details, go to\u00a0www.travelyukon.com."}], "metadata": {"id": "61830609a9664b327b163ea320d24f7402147d41", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Follow in the footsteps of the Gold Rush prospectors .\nSearch for grizzly bears... but don't be taken unawares .\nFly over the world's largest non-polar ice field ."}}
{"prompt": "Four years after becoming the youngest first-class cricketer in county history, Yorkshire's Barney Gibson has retired from the sport. The Leeds-born wicketkeeper entered the record books in 2011 when he lined up against Durham University just 27 days after his 15th birthday. But that match proved to be his only appearance at senior level and he never again progressed from the second XI. Ben Gibson, pictured at the age of 15, has decided to retire from cricket just four years after his debut . The 19-year-old said it was a 'difficult decision' to retire from cricket at such a young age . In his last game for the second string he did not bat or keep wicket, instead sending down 3.3 overs for 29 runs. 'This was a difficult decision to make,' the 19-year-old said. 'I would like to thank the players and staff at Yorkshire for their support. I have been involved with the club since I was 11 and I feel that now is the right time for me to look at a career change. 'The support from my parents has been tremendous and I would like to thank Ralph Middlebrook at Pudsey Congs Cricket Club and England coach Paul Farbrace, who I had close working relationships with.' Yorkshire's director of cricket development Ian Dews, said: 'Everyone at the club wishes Barney well. 'It is very much his decision. We hope that the next chapter in his life is very successful.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFour years after becoming the youngest first-class cricketer in county history, Yorkshire's Barney Gibson has retired from the sport. The Leeds-born wicketkeeper entered the record books in 2011 when he lined up against Durham University just 27 days after his 15th birthday. But that match proved to be his only appearance at senior level and he never again progressed from the second XI. Ben Gibson, pictured at the age of 15, has decided to retire from cricket just four years after his debut . The 19-year-old said it was a 'difficult decision' to retire from cricket at such a young age . In his last game for the second string he did not bat or keep wicket, instead sending down 3.3 overs for 29 runs. 'This was a difficult decision to make,' the 19-year-old said. 'I would like to thank the players and staff at Yorkshire for their support. I have been involved with the club since I was 11 and I feel that now is the right time for me to look at a career change. 'The support from my parents has been tremendous and I would like to thank Ralph Middlebrook at Pudsey Congs Cricket Club and England coach Paul Farbrace, who I had close working relationships with.' Yorkshire's director of cricket development Ian Dews, said: 'Everyone at the club wishes Barney well. 'It is very much his decision. We hope that the next chapter in his life is very successful.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "4ed407ac17e0446233d367ac4acd37f68abf4f11", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Barney Gibson became the youngest first-class cricketer in 2011 .\nThe Yorkshire wicketkeeper made his debut shortly at 15 .\nGibson said it was a 'difficult decision' to retire from the game ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Richard Dysart, the award-winning stage actor who gained  fame playing law firm leader Leland McKenzie on \"L.A. Law,\" has died. He was 86. He died of cancer at his home in Santa Monica, California, according to his wife, Kathryn Jacobi Dysart. For decades, Dysart was a noted TV and film character actor, and stage star, winning a Drama Desk award for playing coach in Jason Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, \"That Championship Season.\" But it was as McKenzie, the occasionally crusty paterfamilias on \"L.A. Law,\" that he's likely best remembered. 'L.A. Law': Sex, crime and the 'Venus Butterfly' McKenzie usually took a back seat to the younger, more glamorous characters on \"Law,\" a Steven Bochco-created legal show that owed much to his previous hit, \"Hill Street Blues.\" The employees of McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak included Harry Hamlin's smooth-talking Michael Kuzak, Corbin Bernsen's skirt-chasing divorce attorney Arnie Becker and Michele Greene's idealistic Abby Perkins. There was as much time devoted to bedroom activities as there was legal issues while the show bravely took on such topics as AIDS, child molestation and capital punishment. But McKenzie was the one who kept them in check while still encouraging their better instincts. (Alan Rachins' Douglas Brackman was the business guy.) He was also involved in one of the show's most surprising plot twists: a romantic affair with a rival, Rosalind Shays (Diana Muldaur), who met with one of TV's most shocking deaths -- plunging down an elevator shaft. Dysart appeared in every episode of the show, which ran from 1986 to 1994. After \"L.A. Law\" ended, Dysart took few roles, though he did return for an \"L.A. Law\" reunion movie in 2002. Dysart's other credits include 1971's \"The Hospital,\" 1975's \"The Day of the Locust,\" 1979's \"Being There,\" John Carpenter's 1982 version of \"The Thing,\" 1985's \"The Falcon and the Snowman\" and 1987's \"Mask.\" He is survived by Jacobi Dysart, his wife of nearly three decades, a son and two grandchildren. CNN's Rachel Wells contributed to this story.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Richard Dysart, the award-winning stage actor who gained  fame playing law firm leader Leland McKenzie on \"L.A. Law,\" has died. He was 86. He died of cancer at his home in Santa Monica, California, according to his wife, Kathryn Jacobi Dysart. For decades, Dysart was a noted TV and film character actor, and stage star, winning a Drama Desk award for playing coach in Jason Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, \"That Championship Season.\" But it was as McKenzie, the occasionally crusty paterfamilias on \"L.A. Law,\" that he's likely best remembered. 'L.A. Law': Sex, crime and the 'Venus Butterfly' McKenzie usually took a back seat to the younger, more glamorous characters on \"Law,\" a Steven Bochco-created legal show that owed much to his previous hit, \"Hill Street Blues.\" The employees of McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak included Harry Hamlin's smooth-talking Michael Kuzak, Corbin Bernsen's skirt-chasing divorce attorney Arnie Becker and Michele Greene's idealistic Abby Perkins. There was as much time devoted to bedroom activities as there was legal issues while the show bravely took on such topics as AIDS, child molestation and capital punishment. But McKenzie was the one who kept them in check while still encouraging their better instincts. (Alan Rachins' Douglas Brackman was the business guy.) He was also involved in one of the show's most surprising plot twists: a romantic affair with a rival, Rosalind Shays (Diana Muldaur), who met with one of TV's most shocking deaths -- plunging down an elevator shaft. Dysart appeared in every episode of the show, which ran from 1986 to 1994. After \"L.A. Law\" ended, Dysart took few roles, though he did return for an \"L.A. Law\" reunion movie in 2002. Dysart's other credits include 1971's \"The Hospital,\" 1975's \"The Day of the Locust,\" 1979's \"Being There,\" John Carpenter's 1982 version of \"The Thing,\" 1985's \"The Falcon and the Snowman\" and 1987's \"Mask.\" He is survived by Jacobi Dysart, his wife of nearly three decades, a son and two grandchildren. CNN's Rachel Wells contributed to this story."}], "metadata": {"id": "3ffa01c32ebae5f91675949330e5fc4b259ad81c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "The died of cancer at his home in Santa Monica, California .\nHe usually took a back seat to the younger, more glamorous characters on the show ."}}
{"prompt": "Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo could play together in a UEFA All-Star match showcasing the best of European-based talent, according to reports in Spain. They would play for 'Team South' - comprised of stars from La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1 - against a similar 'North' dream team from the Premier League, Bundesliga and Russian Premier League. Mundo Deportivo report that a marketing company has approached UEFA and proposed the annual fixture, which is inspired by the NBA All-Star Game between the Western and Eastern Conferences. Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo report that an All-Star match has been proposed that would bring together the cream of European talent - including Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi (pictured) The proposals raise the tantalising prospect of club rivals Messi and Ronaldo playing on the same team . Messi and Ronaldo would be the star attractions in the 'North vs South' All-Star fixture . South: Buffon; Danilo, Sergio Ramos, Pique, Thiago Silva; Messi, Pogba, Koke, Neymar; Cristiano Ronaldo, Ibrahimovic . North: Neuer; Terry, Hummels, Alaba; Robben, Di Maria, Silva, Reus; Alexis, Aguero, Hazard . The players involved would be chosen by an online fan poll, with no more than three players from any club side. But despite such restrictions, the proposed match would throw up the tantalising prospect of Barcelona;s Messi and Neymar joining forces with Real Madrid stars Ronaldo and Gareth Bale. Other possible stars in the 'South' team include Paris Saint-Germain forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba. The 'North' side could feature Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero, Chelsea's Eden Hazard, Manchester United winger Angel di Maria and Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Barcelona's Brazilian star Neymar could also feature in the proposed All-Star match . Zlatan Ibrahimovic would likely lead the line for the 'South' Europe dream team in the game . Chelsea's Eden Hazard could be a star turn for the 'North' select XI . Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero would likely be included in the 'North' team . See what happened in our North England vs South England Premier League clash simulated by Football Manager . The fixture would naturally draw a massive audience all around the world and the television and sponsorship rights commanded would ensure a nice payday for UEFA and the company involved. However, there would inevitably be a number of hurdles to overcome to get such a project off the ground and some clubs are likely to be unhappy about releasing their players for the game.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo could play together in a UEFA All-Star match showcasing the best of European-based talent, according to reports in Spain. They would play for 'Team South' - comprised of stars from La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1 - against a similar 'North' dream team from the Premier League, Bundesliga and Russian Premier League. Mundo Deportivo report that a marketing company has approached UEFA and proposed the annual fixture, which is inspired by the NBA All-Star Game between the Western and Eastern Conferences. Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo report that an All-Star match has been proposed that would bring together the cream of European talent - including Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi (pictured) The proposals raise the tantalising prospect of club rivals Messi and Ronaldo playing on the same team . Messi and Ronaldo would be the star attractions in the 'North vs South' All-Star fixture . South: Buffon; Danilo, Sergio Ramos, Pique, Thiago Silva; Messi, Pogba, Koke, Neymar; Cristiano Ronaldo, Ibrahimovic . North: Neuer; Terry, Hummels, Alaba; Robben, Di Maria, Silva, Reus; Alexis, Aguero, Hazard . The players involved would be chosen by an online fan poll, with no more than three players from any club side. But despite such restrictions, the proposed match would throw up the tantalising prospect of Barcelona;s Messi and Neymar joining forces with Real Madrid stars Ronaldo and Gareth Bale. Other possible stars in the 'South' team include Paris Saint-Germain forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba. The 'North' side could feature Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero, Chelsea's Eden Hazard, Manchester United winger Angel di Maria and Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Barcelona's Brazilian star Neymar could also feature in the proposed All-Star match . Zlatan Ibrahimovic would likely lead the line for the 'South' Europe dream team in the game . Chelsea's Eden Hazard could be a star turn for the 'North' select XI . Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero would likely be included in the 'North' team . See what happened in our North England vs South England Premier League clash simulated by Football Manager . The fixture would naturally draw a massive audience all around the world and the television and sponsorship rights commanded would ensure a nice payday for UEFA and the company involved. However, there would inevitably be a number of hurdles to overcome to get such a project off the ground and some clubs are likely to be unhappy about releasing their players for the game."}], "metadata": {"id": "c489f75deb377fac3c256798eee2013232bddda6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Clasico rivals could join forces for 'South' dream team against 'North'\nA marketing company has proposed the idea to governing body UEFA .\nIdea has been inspired by the annual NBA All-Star games in basketball .\nLikes of Neymar, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Sergio Aguero could also feature ."}}
{"prompt": "Manchester Airport was forced to temporarily suspend flights today after a drone was reported buzzing around the area, causing disruption for hundreds of travellers. All flights were halted for about 20 minutes after the potential drone sighting raised fears that the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) could collide with a passenger jet. Some departing flights were delayed and some incoming flights were diverted to other airports while a police helicopter scoured the area shortly after 11:30am. Flights were delayed or diverted while a police helicopter scoured the area around Manchester Airport . Flights resumed after the police search failed to turn up any evidence that a drone was operating in air space used by commercial airliners. Manchester Airport opened its second runway to clear the backlog of flights. A Manchester Airport spokeswoman said: \u2018Due to a report of a potential drone sighting in airspace near to the airport, some flights have experienced short delays and a small number of flights have diverted to alternative airports while Greater Manchester Police carried out an investigation using their police helicopter. \u2018Upon inspection, nothing was found. As the safety and security of all of our passengers is paramount, operations on runway one were suspended for 20 minutes. Radio-controlled drones have skyrocketed in popularity thanks to the growing trend of aerial photography . \u2018Runway two, which was unaffected, will remain open for an hour so normal traffic flows can resume.\u2019 Police continue to investigate the report of the sighting. Unmanned drones have skyrocketed in popularity thanks to the growing trend of aerial photography, and they have become a serious problem for airports and pilots as many operators are not aware of the rules or dangers. There have been dozens of reports of drones flying too close to airports or commercial aircraft, and experts say the radio-controlled devices pose a significant threat because they could be sucked into a jet engine. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has successfully prosecuted two UAV operators for safety breaches and it has another three investigations open. UK aviation authorities have successfully prosecuted two drone operators for safety breaches . John Mayhew, Nats\u2019 general manager for air traffic services at Manchester Airport, said: \u2018Flying drones in the close vicinity to any airport without permission is completely unacceptable, with the reported sighting causing delays to inbound and outbound traffic and the diversion of a small number aircraft to other airports. \u2018The matter has now been referred to the police.\u2019 Last year a device believed to be a drone came within 20ft of an Airbus A320 as it landed at Heathrow Airport, according to a UK Airprox (aircraft proximity) Board report. The passenger plane was just 700ft from the runway when the captain reported seeing a small black object to the left of the cockpit. The object did not collide with the plane and the pilot was able to make a normal landing during the July 22, 2014, incident. Under CAA rules drones cannot be flown beyond the normal unaided \u2018line of sight\u2019 of the operator, must always be flown at least 164ft (50 metres) away from a person, vehicle, building or structure, and must never be flown within 492ft (150 metres) of a congested area or large group of people, including sporting events or concerts.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nManchester Airport was forced to temporarily suspend flights today after a drone was reported buzzing around the area, causing disruption for hundreds of travellers. All flights were halted for about 20 minutes after the potential drone sighting raised fears that the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) could collide with a passenger jet. Some departing flights were delayed and some incoming flights were diverted to other airports while a police helicopter scoured the area shortly after 11:30am. Flights were delayed or diverted while a police helicopter scoured the area around Manchester Airport . Flights resumed after the police search failed to turn up any evidence that a drone was operating in air space used by commercial airliners. Manchester Airport opened its second runway to clear the backlog of flights. A Manchester Airport spokeswoman said: \u2018Due to a report of a potential drone sighting in airspace near to the airport, some flights have experienced short delays and a small number of flights have diverted to alternative airports while Greater Manchester Police carried out an investigation using their police helicopter. \u2018Upon inspection, nothing was found. As the safety and security of all of our passengers is paramount, operations on runway one were suspended for 20 minutes. Radio-controlled drones have skyrocketed in popularity thanks to the growing trend of aerial photography . \u2018Runway two, which was unaffected, will remain open for an hour so normal traffic flows can resume.\u2019 Police continue to investigate the report of the sighting. Unmanned drones have skyrocketed in popularity thanks to the growing trend of aerial photography, and they have become a serious problem for airports and pilots as many operators are not aware of the rules or dangers. There have been dozens of reports of drones flying too close to airports or commercial aircraft, and experts say the radio-controlled devices pose a significant threat because they could be sucked into a jet engine. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has successfully prosecuted two UAV operators for safety breaches and it has another three investigations open. UK aviation authorities have successfully prosecuted two drone operators for safety breaches . John Mayhew, Nats\u2019 general manager for air traffic services at Manchester Airport, said: \u2018Flying drones in the close vicinity to any airport without permission is completely unacceptable, with the reported sighting causing delays to inbound and outbound traffic and the diversion of a small number aircraft to other airports. \u2018The matter has now been referred to the police.\u2019 Last year a device believed to be a drone came within 20ft of an Airbus A320 as it landed at Heathrow Airport, according to a UK Airprox (aircraft proximity) Board report. The passenger plane was just 700ft from the runway when the captain reported seeing a small black object to the left of the cockpit. The object did not collide with the plane and the pilot was able to make a normal landing during the July 22, 2014, incident. Under CAA rules drones cannot be flown beyond the normal unaided \u2018line of sight\u2019 of the operator, must always be flown at least 164ft (50 metres) away from a person, vehicle, building or structure, and must never be flown within 492ft (150 metres) of a congested area or large group of people, including sporting events or concerts."}], "metadata": {"id": "327367fe8a6703e4cddc04031f6e4496e6c463e6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Manchester runway closure caused disruption for hundreds of travellers .\nPolice helicopter scoured the area but was unable to locate a drone .\nUK aviation authorities have successfully prosecuted two operators ."}}
{"prompt": "Exeter swept aside Newcastle 48-13 to set up a semi-final showdown with Gloucester in the inaugural European Challenge Cup. The Chiefs outscored their opponents six tries to one at Sandy Park, with a David Ewers score and a penalty try helping the home side into a 17-6 half-time lead. Exeter then added further tries through Thomas Waldrom, Byron McGuigan, Sam Hill and Dean Mumm after the break, with outclassed Newcastle only able to respond with a 68th-minute effort from Chris Harris and eight points from the boot of Tom Catterick. Carl Rimmer of Exeter Chiefs is tackled by Newcastle Falcons' Dom Barrow during match at Sandy Park . Exeter's Thomas Waldrom stretches over for a try during the European Rugby Challenge Cup match . The victory means Exeter will take on Gloucester at Kingsholm in two weeks' time for a place in the final against either Newport Gwent Dragons or the winner of Sunday's London Irish-Edinburgh encounter. The hosts made a number of changes from the side that lost 25-18 at Leicester in the Premiership last weekend with McGuigan, Ben Moon, Tomas Francis and Tom James being drafted in. The Chiefs were also forced into a late change with Damian Welch pulling-up in the warm-up so Ben White was promoted from the bench to play in the back row, skipper Mumm moved into the second row and Sam Skinner added to the replacements. Newcastle, who lost 46-17 to Exeter in the Premiership last month, started with two changes in the backs from the side that narrowly lost at London Irish with Juan Pablo Socino in the centre and Harris on the right wing. Both defences were tested in the opening 10 minutes but it was Exeter who made the first breakthrough just before the quarter-hour. Dave Ewers of Exeter Chiefs (centre) makes a break during his side's 48-13 victory against the Falcons . After the Falcons were forced to touch down over their own line, Exeter broke off the back of the five-metre scrum and Ewers barged over the line. Slade added the extras from out wide on the right and the Chiefs were under way. Exeter increased their advantage midway through the half when wing Matt Jess, who was on course to score from a loose ball, was pulled back twice off the ball by full-back Alex Tait. Referee Marius Mitrea had no hesitation in awarding a penalty try - which Slade converted - and Tait went to the sin-bin. Newcastle kept the Chiefs at bay while they were a man down and when they were back to full strength the visitors were awarded a penalty 12 metres out in front of the posts, which fly-half Catterick slotted over to get his side off the mark. Slade and Catterick then swapped penalties to leave Exeter with an 11-point lead at the interval. Dan Temm of Newcastle Falcons tackles Thomas Waldrom during the quarter-final encounter . That soon became 18 points as just 45 seconds after the restart Ewers broke from inside his own half, shrugged off a couple of half tackles, before offloading to number eight Waldrom to stretch for the line. Slade converted and, 12 minutes later, added his second penalty from 30 metres out to make it 27-6. The Chiefs' fourth try came just before the hour-mark when Will Chudley chipped over the head of the defence and into the arms of McGuigan to go over, with Slade again adding the conversion. The Falcons may have looked down and out but Harris rounded a couple of forwards to score a breakaway try under the posts with Catterick converting to cut the deficit to 34-13. However, the Chiefs replied immediately through Hill to help restore their advantage and then Hill turned provider for Mumm to score the Chiefs' sixth and final try, with replacement fly-half Gareth Steenson converting both to cap a one-sided triumph.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nExeter swept aside Newcastle 48-13 to set up a semi-final showdown with Gloucester in the inaugural European Challenge Cup. The Chiefs outscored their opponents six tries to one at Sandy Park, with a David Ewers score and a penalty try helping the home side into a 17-6 half-time lead. Exeter then added further tries through Thomas Waldrom, Byron McGuigan, Sam Hill and Dean Mumm after the break, with outclassed Newcastle only able to respond with a 68th-minute effort from Chris Harris and eight points from the boot of Tom Catterick. Carl Rimmer of Exeter Chiefs is tackled by Newcastle Falcons' Dom Barrow during match at Sandy Park . Exeter's Thomas Waldrom stretches over for a try during the European Rugby Challenge Cup match . The victory means Exeter will take on Gloucester at Kingsholm in two weeks' time for a place in the final against either Newport Gwent Dragons or the winner of Sunday's London Irish-Edinburgh encounter. The hosts made a number of changes from the side that lost 25-18 at Leicester in the Premiership last weekend with McGuigan, Ben Moon, Tomas Francis and Tom James being drafted in. The Chiefs were also forced into a late change with Damian Welch pulling-up in the warm-up so Ben White was promoted from the bench to play in the back row, skipper Mumm moved into the second row and Sam Skinner added to the replacements. Newcastle, who lost 46-17 to Exeter in the Premiership last month, started with two changes in the backs from the side that narrowly lost at London Irish with Juan Pablo Socino in the centre and Harris on the right wing. Both defences were tested in the opening 10 minutes but it was Exeter who made the first breakthrough just before the quarter-hour. Dave Ewers of Exeter Chiefs (centre) makes a break during his side's 48-13 victory against the Falcons . After the Falcons were forced to touch down over their own line, Exeter broke off the back of the five-metre scrum and Ewers barged over the line. Slade added the extras from out wide on the right and the Chiefs were under way. Exeter increased their advantage midway through the half when wing Matt Jess, who was on course to score from a loose ball, was pulled back twice off the ball by full-back Alex Tait. Referee Marius Mitrea had no hesitation in awarding a penalty try - which Slade converted - and Tait went to the sin-bin. Newcastle kept the Chiefs at bay while they were a man down and when they were back to full strength the visitors were awarded a penalty 12 metres out in front of the posts, which fly-half Catterick slotted over to get his side off the mark. Slade and Catterick then swapped penalties to leave Exeter with an 11-point lead at the interval. Dan Temm of Newcastle Falcons tackles Thomas Waldrom during the quarter-final encounter . That soon became 18 points as just 45 seconds after the restart Ewers broke from inside his own half, shrugged off a couple of half tackles, before offloading to number eight Waldrom to stretch for the line. Slade converted and, 12 minutes later, added his second penalty from 30 metres out to make it 27-6. The Chiefs' fourth try came just before the hour-mark when Will Chudley chipped over the head of the defence and into the arms of McGuigan to go over, with Slade again adding the conversion. The Falcons may have looked down and out but Harris rounded a couple of forwards to score a breakaway try under the posts with Catterick converting to cut the deficit to 34-13. However, the Chiefs replied immediately through Hill to help restore their advantage and then Hill turned provider for Mumm to score the Chiefs' sixth and final try, with replacement fly-half Gareth Steenson converting both to cap a one-sided triumph."}], "metadata": {"id": "c03d03f52c0ad7da983f15641cbe4cf7d9d6fa27", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Exeter and Gloucester will go head-to-head for place in inaugural final .\nWinner will face either Newport Gwent Dragons, London Irish or Edinburgh .\nDavid Ewers helped his side into a 17-6 half-time lead ."}}
{"prompt": "Letting the Scottish Nationalists dictate the direction of the UK government would be like getting King Herod to 'run a baby farm', Boris Johnson warned today in an escalation of Tory attacks on the SNP. The Tory London Mayor warned against allowing Nicola Sturgeon's SNP to dominate the government of the UK, 'an entity that they are sworn to destroy'. He likened it to 'asking a fox to look after the henhouse or a temperance campaigner to run a brewery'. Tory London Mayor Boris Johnson warned against allowing Nicola Sturgeon's SNP to dominate the government of the UK 'an entity that they are sworn to destroy' Ms Sturgeon launched her SNP manifesto today, boasting that she can 'lead the UK' with polices on British foreign policy, benefits, energy bills and English university tuition fees. The SNP leader vowed to use a surge in support for her party to dictate the direction of the UK government, calling for an end to austerity, rising benefits payments and the abolition of Trident as the price Ed Miliband would have to pay for propping up a weak Labour government. Ms Sturgeon set out a 'programme for delivery on a UK-wide basis', raising the prospect of Scottish nationalist MPs calling the shots on policies which apply only in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Polls suggest up to half of Scots are planning to vote SNP, handing the party dozens of seats and leaving Labour's Ed Miliband unable to secure a majority. The SNP has claimed that it will be 'entitled to vote against any bit of legislation' and 'any bit of spending' it does not agree with. Mr Johnson, who is expected to play a more high profile role in the Tory campaign from this week, issued a blunt warning about allowing an anti-Union party to dictate policy in Westminster. 'You wouldn't get Herod to run a baby farm, would you?,' he wrote in the\u00a0Daily Telegraph. 'It would not normally occur to you to interview a convicted jewel thief for the post of custodian of the Tower of London. 'You would not dream of asking a fox to look after the henhouse or a temperance campaigner to run a brewery or Attila the Hun to work as a doorkeeper for the Roman senate. 'Any such course of action would be totally nuts. So can someone tell me why in the name of all that is holy there are some apparently rational people who are even contemplating the elevation of the Scottish Nationalist Party to a position of effective dominance in the government of the United Kingdom - an entity that they are sworn to destroy?' He said the SNP want to 'end Britain, to decapitate Britannia' but Mr Miliband has no chance of entering Number 10 without their support. Nicola Sturgeon today demanded an end to austerity as the price for propping up a Labour government in what was quickly dubbed a \u00a3140billion 'ransom note' for Britain . The SNP want higher taxes, to scrap Trident and end efforts to reform the welfare system, Mr Johnson warned. Mr Miliband will be left 'sitting in the driving seat, pretending to be steering the car - but all the time he will have clever Nicola next to him, whispering in his ear, and perpetually yanking the steering wheel to the Left'. Speaking at her manifesto launch, Ms Sturgeon said she had not 'heard the comments of Boris Johnson directly'. But speaking at the SNP manifesto launch, she said: 'If he did say that, then that is an entirely offensive comment, and I think it will be treated as that not just by people in Scotland but across the UK, who, in my experience, ordinary people the length and breadth of the UK do not see Scotland that way at all and do not see the SNP in that way at all.' However, the warning was echoed by David Cameron today, in a speech setting out the risks to England, Wales and Northern Ireland if the Scottish Nationalists are calling the shots. The Prime Minister yesterday suggested key services like roads and hospitals in the rest of the UK would suffer as a price of SNP support. ''This would be the first time on our history that a group of nationalists from one part of our country would be involved in altering the direction of the government of our country. I think that is a frightening prospect,' he told BBC One's Andrew Marr show. 'People thinking in their own constituencies, is that bypass going to be built, will my hospital get the money it needs? Frankly this is a group of people that wouldn't care about what happened in the rest of the country. 'The rest of the United Kingdom \u2013 England, Wales, Northern Ireland, wouldn't get a look-in. 'That is the prospect we face if we don't get the majority Conservative government that is in our reach.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLetting the Scottish Nationalists dictate the direction of the UK government would be like getting King Herod to 'run a baby farm', Boris Johnson warned today in an escalation of Tory attacks on the SNP. The Tory London Mayor warned against allowing Nicola Sturgeon's SNP to dominate the government of the UK, 'an entity that they are sworn to destroy'. He likened it to 'asking a fox to look after the henhouse or a temperance campaigner to run a brewery'. Tory London Mayor Boris Johnson warned against allowing Nicola Sturgeon's SNP to dominate the government of the UK 'an entity that they are sworn to destroy' Ms Sturgeon launched her SNP manifesto today, boasting that she can 'lead the UK' with polices on British foreign policy, benefits, energy bills and English university tuition fees. The SNP leader vowed to use a surge in support for her party to dictate the direction of the UK government, calling for an end to austerity, rising benefits payments and the abolition of Trident as the price Ed Miliband would have to pay for propping up a weak Labour government. Ms Sturgeon set out a 'programme for delivery on a UK-wide basis', raising the prospect of Scottish nationalist MPs calling the shots on policies which apply only in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Polls suggest up to half of Scots are planning to vote SNP, handing the party dozens of seats and leaving Labour's Ed Miliband unable to secure a majority. The SNP has claimed that it will be 'entitled to vote against any bit of legislation' and 'any bit of spending' it does not agree with. Mr Johnson, who is expected to play a more high profile role in the Tory campaign from this week, issued a blunt warning about allowing an anti-Union party to dictate policy in Westminster. 'You wouldn't get Herod to run a baby farm, would you?,' he wrote in the\u00a0Daily Telegraph. 'It would not normally occur to you to interview a convicted jewel thief for the post of custodian of the Tower of London. 'You would not dream of asking a fox to look after the henhouse or a temperance campaigner to run a brewery or Attila the Hun to work as a doorkeeper for the Roman senate. 'Any such course of action would be totally nuts. So can someone tell me why in the name of all that is holy there are some apparently rational people who are even contemplating the elevation of the Scottish Nationalist Party to a position of effective dominance in the government of the United Kingdom - an entity that they are sworn to destroy?' He said the SNP want to 'end Britain, to decapitate Britannia' but Mr Miliband has no chance of entering Number 10 without their support. Nicola Sturgeon today demanded an end to austerity as the price for propping up a Labour government in what was quickly dubbed a \u00a3140billion 'ransom note' for Britain . The SNP want higher taxes, to scrap Trident and end efforts to reform the welfare system, Mr Johnson warned. Mr Miliband will be left 'sitting in the driving seat, pretending to be steering the car - but all the time he will have clever Nicola next to him, whispering in his ear, and perpetually yanking the steering wheel to the Left'. Speaking at her manifesto launch, Ms Sturgeon said she had not 'heard the comments of Boris Johnson directly'. But speaking at the SNP manifesto launch, she said: 'If he did say that, then that is an entirely offensive comment, and I think it will be treated as that not just by people in Scotland but across the UK, who, in my experience, ordinary people the length and breadth of the UK do not see Scotland that way at all and do not see the SNP in that way at all.' However, the warning was echoed by David Cameron today, in a speech setting out the risks to England, Wales and Northern Ireland if the Scottish Nationalists are calling the shots. The Prime Minister yesterday suggested key services like roads and hospitals in the rest of the UK would suffer as a price of SNP support. ''This would be the first time on our history that a group of nationalists from one part of our country would be involved in altering the direction of the government of our country. I think that is a frightening prospect,' he told BBC One's Andrew Marr show. 'People thinking in their own constituencies, is that bypass going to be built, will my hospital get the money it needs? Frankly this is a group of people that wouldn't care about what happened in the rest of the country. 'The rest of the United Kingdom \u2013 England, Wales, Northern Ireland, wouldn't get a look-in. 'That is the prospect we face if we don't get the majority Conservative government that is in our reach.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "e03bd819c47d90a3bdaf707bb2a4905fd627cadb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "London Mayor warns the SNP want to 'end Britain, to decapitate Britannia'\nSays Scottish Nationalists want higher taxes and welfare payments .\nDavid Cameron warns England, Wales and Northern Ireland would suffer .\nNicola Sturgeon launches manifesto with vow to 'lead' the United Kingdom ."}}
{"prompt": "Nigel Farage has abandoned hopes of winning dozens of seats at the General Election and is now targeting just ten, it can be revealed. Ukip, which will today unveil its manifesto, has reduced the number of constituencies where it is concentrating resources as it loses ground in the polls. A party strategist said 'something extraordinary' would now need to happen for it to win in places outside its target list. Nigel Farage has abandoned hopes of winning dozens of seats at the General Election and is now targeting just ten . South Thanet, Kent (Majority: Con 7,617) Clacton, Essex (Ukip 12,404) Rochester & Strood, Kent (Ukip 2,920) Thurrock, Essex (Con 92) Great Grimsby, Lincs (Labour 714) Boston & Skegness, Lincs (Con 12,426) Camborne & Redruth, Cornwall (Con 66) Dudley North, West Midlands (Lab 649) Castle Point, Essex (Cons 7,632) Heywood & Middleton, Greater Manchester (Lab 617) After Ukip won the Rochester and Strood by-election last November and gained its second MP, Mr Farage said the party could go on to win 'dozens of seats' in the election. But Ukip campaign chiefs have now adopted a 'shotgun' approach with a far fewer targets. Mr Farage will this morning launch the party's manifesto in Thurrock, Essex. A Ukip source said: 'It will be a broad and open offer to those on low and middle incomes. That's something which no other party is doing.' Among the seats dropped from the list of hopefuls is Folkestone and Hythe, where candidate Janice Atkinson was replaced after allegations of fraudulent expenses claims. The target list includes South Thanet, where Mr Farage is standing, along with Clacton and Rochester and Strood, where Douglas Carswell and Mark Reckless won by-elections after defecting from the Tories. The party also hopes to win in Thurrock, a tight three-way marginal where the Tories are defending a majority of just 92. Another focus is Heywood and Middleton, in Greater Manchester, where it narrowly lost a by-election to Labour last October. Ukip's election co-ordinator Chris Bruni-Lowe, who masterminded last year's by-election wins, is organising campaigns in the ten targets. The party is helping write campaign literature, organising mailshots to voters and putting up billboards, while other candidates are mostly being left to their own devices. Clacton, where Tory defector Douglas Carswell (left) is standing for Ukip, is one of the few seats the party still thinks he can win . Ukip's immigration spokesman has admitted that even the leadership of the party has been left confused by its policy on foreigners moving to Britain. At an event last month Steven Woolfe said the deputy chairman Suzanne Evans, who has written Ukip's manifesto, did not understand the immigration policy even when he showed her diagrams to explain it. It is claimed that Mr Woolfe, who was speaking after a meeting in Dudley, said: 'The problem is, even within my own party, my own deputy chairman, didn't seem to understand it herself despite the fact I actually put picture graphs. 'I put the numbers on and the point is people confuse immigration. Immigration consists of loads of different numbers, the number of students, it's asylum seekers, it's family members.' Nigel Farage was earlier this month accused of 'making up his policies as he goes along' after he called for the number of arrivals to be limited at 50,000 a year, but at the same time claimed overall caps on net migration would be 'ludicrous'. Miss Evans this morning said the manifesto would include an immigration limit of 50,000 skilled workers from around the world, adding she was 'proud' of the policy. Most pollsters suggest Ukip is being squeezed, with an ICM poll suggesting the party had slipped to 7 per cent on Monday, while a poll by Opinium at the weekend put the party on a two-year low. Mr Farage has maintained that the party is not losing support but appears to have changed his rhetoric, referring to the election as a 'springboard'. In an interview at the weekend he suggested Ukip supporters should vote Tory in seats where the party has no chance of winning. A senior Ukip source last night said Mr Farage could begin discussions with the Tories about a post-election deal through 'back-channels' before the polls close. Mr Farage 'is minded to do confidence-and-supply with whoever offers an EU referendum', he said. Ukip's manifesto will include a pledge to fund 6,000 jobs in the police, prison service and Border Agency for military veterans. And Mr Farage is today expected to pledge that his party would spend 'substantially' more than Nato's target of 2 per cent of national income on defence. He has previously said that Ukip would meet the target. The Tories have refused to commit to the target beyond next year. In a bid to bolster faltering opinion poll ratings, Mr Farage said Ukip was offering 'serious, fully costed policies'\u00a0aimed at voters who 'believe' in Britain. An in/out referendum on Britain's EU membership 'as soon as possible', a five-year ban on unskilled migrants coming in to the UK and a points-based system for others are among other key pledges. With the party keen to broaden its appeal after a slip in support after surging to victory in last year's European elections, the manifesto also offers boosts for first-time buyers, military veterans, small businesses and hospital patients.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNigel Farage has abandoned hopes of winning dozens of seats at the General Election and is now targeting just ten, it can be revealed. Ukip, which will today unveil its manifesto, has reduced the number of constituencies where it is concentrating resources as it loses ground in the polls. A party strategist said 'something extraordinary' would now need to happen for it to win in places outside its target list. Nigel Farage has abandoned hopes of winning dozens of seats at the General Election and is now targeting just ten . South Thanet, Kent (Majority: Con 7,617) Clacton, Essex (Ukip 12,404) Rochester & Strood, Kent (Ukip 2,920) Thurrock, Essex (Con 92) Great Grimsby, Lincs (Labour 714) Boston & Skegness, Lincs (Con 12,426) Camborne & Redruth, Cornwall (Con 66) Dudley North, West Midlands (Lab 649) Castle Point, Essex (Cons 7,632) Heywood & Middleton, Greater Manchester (Lab 617) After Ukip won the Rochester and Strood by-election last November and gained its second MP, Mr Farage said the party could go on to win 'dozens of seats' in the election. But Ukip campaign chiefs have now adopted a 'shotgun' approach with a far fewer targets. Mr Farage will this morning launch the party's manifesto in Thurrock, Essex. A Ukip source said: 'It will be a broad and open offer to those on low and middle incomes. That's something which no other party is doing.' Among the seats dropped from the list of hopefuls is Folkestone and Hythe, where candidate Janice Atkinson was replaced after allegations of fraudulent expenses claims. The target list includes South Thanet, where Mr Farage is standing, along with Clacton and Rochester and Strood, where Douglas Carswell and Mark Reckless won by-elections after defecting from the Tories. The party also hopes to win in Thurrock, a tight three-way marginal where the Tories are defending a majority of just 92. Another focus is Heywood and Middleton, in Greater Manchester, where it narrowly lost a by-election to Labour last October. Ukip's election co-ordinator Chris Bruni-Lowe, who masterminded last year's by-election wins, is organising campaigns in the ten targets. The party is helping write campaign literature, organising mailshots to voters and putting up billboards, while other candidates are mostly being left to their own devices. Clacton, where Tory defector Douglas Carswell (left) is standing for Ukip, is one of the few seats the party still thinks he can win . Ukip's immigration spokesman has admitted that even the leadership of the party has been left confused by its policy on foreigners moving to Britain. At an event last month Steven Woolfe said the deputy chairman Suzanne Evans, who has written Ukip's manifesto, did not understand the immigration policy even when he showed her diagrams to explain it. It is claimed that Mr Woolfe, who was speaking after a meeting in Dudley, said: 'The problem is, even within my own party, my own deputy chairman, didn't seem to understand it herself despite the fact I actually put picture graphs. 'I put the numbers on and the point is people confuse immigration. Immigration consists of loads of different numbers, the number of students, it's asylum seekers, it's family members.' Nigel Farage was earlier this month accused of 'making up his policies as he goes along' after he called for the number of arrivals to be limited at 50,000 a year, but at the same time claimed overall caps on net migration would be 'ludicrous'. Miss Evans this morning said the manifesto would include an immigration limit of 50,000 skilled workers from around the world, adding she was 'proud' of the policy. Most pollsters suggest Ukip is being squeezed, with an ICM poll suggesting the party had slipped to 7 per cent on Monday, while a poll by Opinium at the weekend put the party on a two-year low. Mr Farage has maintained that the party is not losing support but appears to have changed his rhetoric, referring to the election as a 'springboard'. In an interview at the weekend he suggested Ukip supporters should vote Tory in seats where the party has no chance of winning. A senior Ukip source last night said Mr Farage could begin discussions with the Tories about a post-election deal through 'back-channels' before the polls close. Mr Farage 'is minded to do confidence-and-supply with whoever offers an EU referendum', he said. Ukip's manifesto will include a pledge to fund 6,000 jobs in the police, prison service and Border Agency for military veterans. And Mr Farage is today expected to pledge that his party would spend 'substantially' more than Nato's target of 2 per cent of national income on defence. He has previously said that Ukip would meet the target. The Tories have refused to commit to the target beyond next year. In a bid to bolster faltering opinion poll ratings, Mr Farage said Ukip was offering 'serious, fully costed policies'\u00a0aimed at voters who 'believe' in Britain. An in/out referendum on Britain's EU membership 'as soon as possible', a five-year ban on unskilled migrants coming in to the UK and a points-based system for others are among other key pledges. With the party keen to broaden its appeal after a slip in support after surging to victory in last year's European elections, the manifesto also offers boosts for first-time buyers, military veterans, small businesses and hospital patients."}], "metadata": {"id": "847fcbe17a3feb143d16a3f5ae8e48d7dffea530", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "EXCLUSIVE:\u00a0Farage has abandoned hopes of winning dozens of seats .\nParty officials admit most candidates are being left to their own devices .\nAmong the seats dropped from the list of hopefuls is Folkestone and Hythe .\nUkip\u00a0candidate Janice Atkinson was replaced after expenses scandal ."}}
{"prompt": "Another man was in the car with Walter Scott when he was pulled over for having a broken tail light on his Mercedes, it has been revealed. Police have not disclosed his identity and family do not know who he is, but a police report confirmed the man was detained with Scott and put in the back of a police car, according to\u00a0CNN. The man, who is not a relative, could be able to shed light on what happened between Officer Michael Slager pulling the pair over - and the beginning of the bystander video which shows Scott being shot dead. The 33-year-old patrolman has been charged with murder after 50-year-old Walter Scott was gunned down last Saturday in North Charleston, South Carolina. It has also been revealed that the officer was allowed to stay with the force, despite being the subject of a complaint that alleged he used excessive force on an unarmed man. Police are now reviewing the earlier case in light of the shooting of Mr Scott. Patrolman Michael Slager calling colleagues on his radio after shooting dead the unarmed father-of-four Walter Scott . Officer Michael Slager, pictured left in his police mugshot, has been charged with the murder of 50-year-old Walter Scott, right . Eyewitness accounts said Scott was involved in a brief scuffle on the ground with the officer who pulled his car over for having a broken tail light. Mr Scott can be seen being shot five times in the back as he ran away from the armed officer in video footage that was captured on a mobile phone at the scene. The incident started at 9.53am when officer Slager radioed into his control saying that he was pulling over a grey coloured Mercedes. Minutes later he appears out of breath as he describes chasing a suspect on foot, who he says is black and wearing a green t-shirt. This is followed by a period of no contact from the patrolmen, despite colleagues en-route to assist asking for his location. Slager then makes a further frantic call to dispatchers at 9.38am after firing eight shots at Mr Scott. 'Shots fired. Subject is down. He grabbed my Taser,' After shooting Mr Scott, Slager can be heard telling his control: 'I need to secure my vehicle.' A second officer, named as Clarence Habersham, then uses his radio to report that the victim has gunshot wounds to his chest, right side, and backside. Slager, 33, who is white, initially defended his actions,\u00a0saying he feared for his life after he alleged Mr Scott had wrestled his Taser from him during a scuffle. But four days later, anonymous cellphone footage emerged that contradicted his account of events. The video showed the officer firing eight shots at Mr Scott from around 20 feet away while he had his back turned and was fleeing. The officer draws his weapon as Mr Scott, 50, breaks free and starts to flee from the scene . The officer fires off eight shots hitting the fleeing father in the back five times . Mr Scott collapses to his knees after being struck after shots were fired . Slager then handcuff's Mr Scott's lifeless body before he allegedly appears to tamper with the scene . Slager, 33, \u00a0initially claimed that he feared for his life after Mr Scott wrestled his Taser from him in a scuffle . Sagler then cuffed Mr Scott's lifeless body and was seen dropping an object - possibly his service-issue\u00a0Taser - by his side. In the video filmed by Feidin Santana there appears to be no evidence of Mr Scott getting hold of the officer's Taser or using it against him. 'I remember the police [officer] had control of the situation,' said Mr Santana. 'He had control of Scott. And Scott was trying just to get away from the Taser. But like I said, he never used the Taser against the cop.' Officer Slager was charged with murder on Tuesday and now could face the death penalty. Today Mario Givens revealed how he made a complaint about Slager in September 2013 and claimed the shooting of Mr Scott could have been prevented. He told how\u00a0he was awoken before dawn in September 2013 by the patrolman, who was banging on the front door of his family home in North Charleston. Givens, who is also black, said he cracked open his door and asked the officer what he wanted. 'He said he wanted to come in, but didn't say why,' said Givens, now 33. 'He never said who he was looking for.' Officer Slager, 33, can be seen on video holding an object - possibly his Taser - after he shot dead Walter Scott . Officer Michael Slager was caught on video tape on Saturday picking up an object - possibly his Taser - from where the confrontation started with Walter Scott and appearing to move it over to the father-of-four's dead body . Then, without warning, Slager pushed in the door, he said. '`Come outside or I'll tase you,'' he recalled the officer saying as he burst in. 'I didn't want that to happen to me, so I raised my arms over my head, and when I did, he tased me in my stomach anyway.' He said the pain from the stun gun was so intense that he dropped to the floor and began calling for his mother, who was also in the home. At that point, he said another police officer came into the house and they dragged him outside and threw him to the ground. He was handcuffed and put in the back of a squad car. Though initially accused of resisting the officers, Givens was later released without charge. Angered by what happened, Givens went downtown to police headquarters the following day and filed a formal complaint. He and his mother say several neighbors who witnessed what happened on the family's front lawn also contacted the police, though they say officers refused to take their statements. Asked about the 2013 incident, North Charleston police spokesman Spencer Pryor said the department now plans to review the case to see if its decision to exonerate Slager was correct. 'It could have been prevented,' Givens said of Scott's death. 'If they had just listened to me and investigated what happened that night, this man might be alive today.' Authorities refused to say on Wednesday whether other police officers will be charged in the cover-up of an unarmed black father's fatal shooting by a white cop. North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey would not answer questions on\u00a0the involvement of other members of the force in the killing of Walter Scott, 50. The 33-year-old patrolman, who is white, initially defended his actions,\u00a0saying he feared for his life after Scott wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle when he pulled him over for a broken brake light on Saturday morning. North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey (pictured left) refused to say whether other officers were involved in the fatal shooting of unarmed black father, Walter Scott, on Saturday. Police chief Eddie Driggers avoided some questions but did say he had been sickened by video of his officer shooting the man dead . Four days later, anonymous cellphone footage emerged and blew Slager's story wide open. The video showed the officer firing eight shots at Scott, a father-of-four, from around 20 feet away while the man had his back turned and was fleeing. Sagler then cuffed Scott's lifeless body and was seen dropping an object - possibly his service-issue Taser - by his side. The cop was charged with murder on Tuesday and could face the death penalty. During a chaotic press conference on Wednesday, demonstrators grew angry after the mayor took over questions directed at Police Chief Eddie Driggers who stepped back from the podium. Mayor Summey refused to answer questions on other cops' involvement, citing an independent investigation underway by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. Slager was fired one day after his murder charge but his wife, who is eight months' pregnant, will still receive insurance from the city until after her baby was born because it was the 'humane thing to do', the mayor said. This as the FBI and the Justice Department's civil rights prosecutors announced on Wednesday there would be a federal probe . Chief Driggers told the press conference that he was 'sickened' by the video and had watched it only once. No other officers had seen what happened at the shooting scene, according to Driggers. When asked why no one had performed CPR on Scott, Driggers then said he believed one cop had taken off Scott's shirt and tried to perform life-saving measures. Driggers said that he had spoken to Walter Scott Sr 'father to father' during a visit to the grieving family's home.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAnother man was in the car with Walter Scott when he was pulled over for having a broken tail light on his Mercedes, it has been revealed. Police have not disclosed his identity and family do not know who he is, but a police report confirmed the man was detained with Scott and put in the back of a police car, according to\u00a0CNN. The man, who is not a relative, could be able to shed light on what happened between Officer Michael Slager pulling the pair over - and the beginning of the bystander video which shows Scott being shot dead. The 33-year-old patrolman has been charged with murder after 50-year-old Walter Scott was gunned down last Saturday in North Charleston, South Carolina. It has also been revealed that the officer was allowed to stay with the force, despite being the subject of a complaint that alleged he used excessive force on an unarmed man. Police are now reviewing the earlier case in light of the shooting of Mr Scott. Patrolman Michael Slager calling colleagues on his radio after shooting dead the unarmed father-of-four Walter Scott . Officer Michael Slager, pictured left in his police mugshot, has been charged with the murder of 50-year-old Walter Scott, right . Eyewitness accounts said Scott was involved in a brief scuffle on the ground with the officer who pulled his car over for having a broken tail light. Mr Scott can be seen being shot five times in the back as he ran away from the armed officer in video footage that was captured on a mobile phone at the scene. The incident started at 9.53am when officer Slager radioed into his control saying that he was pulling over a grey coloured Mercedes. Minutes later he appears out of breath as he describes chasing a suspect on foot, who he says is black and wearing a green t-shirt. This is followed by a period of no contact from the patrolmen, despite colleagues en-route to assist asking for his location. Slager then makes a further frantic call to dispatchers at 9.38am after firing eight shots at Mr Scott. 'Shots fired. Subject is down. He grabbed my Taser,' After shooting Mr Scott, Slager can be heard telling his control: 'I need to secure my vehicle.' A second officer, named as Clarence Habersham, then uses his radio to report that the victim has gunshot wounds to his chest, right side, and backside. Slager, 33, who is white, initially defended his actions,\u00a0saying he feared for his life after he alleged Mr Scott had wrestled his Taser from him during a scuffle. But four days later, anonymous cellphone footage emerged that contradicted his account of events. The video showed the officer firing eight shots at Mr Scott from around 20 feet away while he had his back turned and was fleeing. The officer draws his weapon as Mr Scott, 50, breaks free and starts to flee from the scene . The officer fires off eight shots hitting the fleeing father in the back five times . Mr Scott collapses to his knees after being struck after shots were fired . Slager then handcuff's Mr Scott's lifeless body before he allegedly appears to tamper with the scene . Slager, 33, \u00a0initially claimed that he feared for his life after Mr Scott wrestled his Taser from him in a scuffle . Sagler then cuffed Mr Scott's lifeless body and was seen dropping an object - possibly his service-issue\u00a0Taser - by his side. In the video filmed by Feidin Santana there appears to be no evidence of Mr Scott getting hold of the officer's Taser or using it against him. 'I remember the police [officer] had control of the situation,' said Mr Santana. 'He had control of Scott. And Scott was trying just to get away from the Taser. But like I said, he never used the Taser against the cop.' Officer Slager was charged with murder on Tuesday and now could face the death penalty. Today Mario Givens revealed how he made a complaint about Slager in September 2013 and claimed the shooting of Mr Scott could have been prevented. He told how\u00a0he was awoken before dawn in September 2013 by the patrolman, who was banging on the front door of his family home in North Charleston. Givens, who is also black, said he cracked open his door and asked the officer what he wanted. 'He said he wanted to come in, but didn't say why,' said Givens, now 33. 'He never said who he was looking for.' Officer Slager, 33, can be seen on video holding an object - possibly his Taser - after he shot dead Walter Scott . Officer Michael Slager was caught on video tape on Saturday picking up an object - possibly his Taser - from where the confrontation started with Walter Scott and appearing to move it over to the father-of-four's dead body . Then, without warning, Slager pushed in the door, he said. '`Come outside or I'll tase you,'' he recalled the officer saying as he burst in. 'I didn't want that to happen to me, so I raised my arms over my head, and when I did, he tased me in my stomach anyway.' He said the pain from the stun gun was so intense that he dropped to the floor and began calling for his mother, who was also in the home. At that point, he said another police officer came into the house and they dragged him outside and threw him to the ground. He was handcuffed and put in the back of a squad car. Though initially accused of resisting the officers, Givens was later released without charge. Angered by what happened, Givens went downtown to police headquarters the following day and filed a formal complaint. He and his mother say several neighbors who witnessed what happened on the family's front lawn also contacted the police, though they say officers refused to take their statements. Asked about the 2013 incident, North Charleston police spokesman Spencer Pryor said the department now plans to review the case to see if its decision to exonerate Slager was correct. 'It could have been prevented,' Givens said of Scott's death. 'If they had just listened to me and investigated what happened that night, this man might be alive today.' Authorities refused to say on Wednesday whether other police officers will be charged in the cover-up of an unarmed black father's fatal shooting by a white cop. North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey would not answer questions on\u00a0the involvement of other members of the force in the killing of Walter Scott, 50. The 33-year-old patrolman, who is white, initially defended his actions,\u00a0saying he feared for his life after Scott wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle when he pulled him over for a broken brake light on Saturday morning. North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey (pictured left) refused to say whether other officers were involved in the fatal shooting of unarmed black father, Walter Scott, on Saturday. Police chief Eddie Driggers avoided some questions but did say he had been sickened by video of his officer shooting the man dead . Four days later, anonymous cellphone footage emerged and blew Slager's story wide open. The video showed the officer firing eight shots at Scott, a father-of-four, from around 20 feet away while the man had his back turned and was fleeing. Sagler then cuffed Scott's lifeless body and was seen dropping an object - possibly his service-issue Taser - by his side. The cop was charged with murder on Tuesday and could face the death penalty. During a chaotic press conference on Wednesday, demonstrators grew angry after the mayor took over questions directed at Police Chief Eddie Driggers who stepped back from the podium. Mayor Summey refused to answer questions on other cops' involvement, citing an independent investigation underway by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. Slager was fired one day after his murder charge but his wife, who is eight months' pregnant, will still receive insurance from the city until after her baby was born because it was the 'humane thing to do', the mayor said. This as the FBI and the Justice Department's civil rights prosecutors announced on Wednesday there would be a federal probe . Chief Driggers told the press conference that he was 'sickened' by the video and had watched it only once. No other officers had seen what happened at the shooting scene, according to Driggers. When asked why no one had performed CPR on Scott, Driggers then said he believed one cop had taken off Scott's shirt and tried to perform life-saving measures. Driggers said that he had spoken to Walter Scott Sr 'father to father' during a visit to the grieving family's home."}], "metadata": {"id": "e0203a114d1bbe5a1da25b8c6b58cf5bda50b25a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Mystery passenger was detained when he and Scott were pulled over for missing tail light .\nRecording of patrolman Michael Slager's radio call to colleagues released .\nOfficer shot dead unarmed 50-year-old black father Walter Lamer Scott .\nSlager can be heard telling dispatcher 'he grabbed my Taser' after shooting .\nNo indication Scott had ever had the officer's Taser or used it against him ."}}
{"prompt": "A prisoner in Oregon has been slapped with an extra 30 days behind bars - for dropping his trousers and flashing a judge. Dustin Irons was appearing over video-link to a court in Oregon when he managed to pull down his pants for the lewd gesture, despite being in handcuffs. The outraged judge sentenced him to an extra 30 days in jail for contempt of court. Dustin Irons flashed a judge - despite being in handcuffs - after he became disgruntled with court proceedings . After the shocking incident sheriffs from the Umatilla Sheriff's office quickly covered him up and.bundled him back to his cell. Captain Stewart Harp admitted a certain admiration to the\u00a0East Oregonian newspaper saying: 'How he was able to do that with restraints was pretty creative.' Irons, 26, has been in prison since December after he was arrested for trashing a hotel room and assaulting people inside. A court hearing was held after Irons, from Pendleton, pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon and second-degree criminal mischief and menacing. Umatilla County Corrections Center. The unamused judge added an extra 30 days onto Irons' detention . Since being in prison Irons was known as a difficult inmate, Harp added, who needed to be kept with two officers and in handcuffs if he was moved. Irons appeared in the hearing via a video-link from Umatilla County Jail, with his image shown on a large TV to the courtroom. After becoming unhappy with the way the hearing was continuing, he decided to expose himself to the judge. He faces another disciplinary investigation within the jail, and could be put into a segregation unit for his misdemeanor.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA prisoner in Oregon has been slapped with an extra 30 days behind bars - for dropping his trousers and flashing a judge. Dustin Irons was appearing over video-link to a court in Oregon when he managed to pull down his pants for the lewd gesture, despite being in handcuffs. The outraged judge sentenced him to an extra 30 days in jail for contempt of court. Dustin Irons flashed a judge - despite being in handcuffs - after he became disgruntled with court proceedings . After the shocking incident sheriffs from the Umatilla Sheriff's office quickly covered him up and.bundled him back to his cell. Captain Stewart Harp admitted a certain admiration to the\u00a0East Oregonian newspaper saying: 'How he was able to do that with restraints was pretty creative.' Irons, 26, has been in prison since December after he was arrested for trashing a hotel room and assaulting people inside. A court hearing was held after Irons, from Pendleton, pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon and second-degree criminal mischief and menacing. Umatilla County Corrections Center. The unamused judge added an extra 30 days onto Irons' detention . Since being in prison Irons was known as a difficult inmate, Harp added, who needed to be kept with two officers and in handcuffs if he was moved. Irons appeared in the hearing via a video-link from Umatilla County Jail, with his image shown on a large TV to the courtroom. After becoming unhappy with the way the hearing was continuing, he decided to expose himself to the judge. He faces another disciplinary investigation within the jail, and could be put into a segregation unit for his misdemeanor."}], "metadata": {"id": "0af9b1f2ad78c63e8f5b4fbee0bd58065fdf0bab", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Dustin Irons was appearing in court via video-link on a large TV screen .\nIndecently exposed himself when he was unhappy with court proceedings .\nUnamused judge added 30 days to his sentence for the lewd gesture ."}}
{"prompt": "Mexican restaurant Chipotle has decided to tap into the $70 billion food delivery market by teaming up with an app to bring burritos straight to customers' doors. The fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to begin offering delivery for online and mobile orders in 67 cities, according to a report in Nation's Restaurant News. But Mexican food fans should know that the restaurant plans to add a nine per cent service charge - with the delivery fees for Postmates beginning at $5 and up, depending on distance and demand. New venture: Mexican restaurant Chipotle has decided to tap into the $70 billion food delivery market by teaming up with an app to bring burritos straight to customers' doors . Chipotle is thought to have turned down previous offers of collaboration with third-party delivery services - but has now given Postmates the green light, New York Daily News reports. The app hires independent contractors who drive their own cars in a similar model to Uber taxis. Chipotle has gone from strength to strength in recent years and this month two presidential candidates have been spotted in their restaurants. Republican contender Marco Rubio is a regular in the outlets and recently told MailOnline that he always tips staff. Cashing on delivery market:\u00a0The fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to begin offering delivery for online and mobile orders in 67 cities . And just one day into her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton was seen in a Chipotle in Maumee, Ohio where she ordered a chicken dish with guacamole, a chicken salad and fruit juice. Chipotle is not the only franchise hoping to cash in on the lucrative delivery market. Starbucks, which will deliver cups of coffee in parts of Seattle and New York by the end of the year, has also partnered with Postmates. Taco Bell recently announced plans to test a delivery service this year, McDonald's 'McDelivery' program is in the planning process and Burger King has launched a pilot program in select markets, including parts of New York City, through bkdelivers.com. Celebrity customers: Hillary Clinton was spotted ordering a meal at Chipotle in Ohio earlier this month - one day into her presidential campaign . Another candidate: Security camera footage obtained by conservative news publication IJ Review released online this month shows Florida senator Marco Rubio visiting a Washington, D.C. Chipotle .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMexican restaurant Chipotle has decided to tap into the $70 billion food delivery market by teaming up with an app to bring burritos straight to customers' doors. The fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to begin offering delivery for online and mobile orders in 67 cities, according to a report in Nation's Restaurant News. But Mexican food fans should know that the restaurant plans to add a nine per cent service charge - with the delivery fees for Postmates beginning at $5 and up, depending on distance and demand. New venture: Mexican restaurant Chipotle has decided to tap into the $70 billion food delivery market by teaming up with an app to bring burritos straight to customers' doors . Chipotle is thought to have turned down previous offers of collaboration with third-party delivery services - but has now given Postmates the green light, New York Daily News reports. The app hires independent contractors who drive their own cars in a similar model to Uber taxis. Chipotle has gone from strength to strength in recent years and this month two presidential candidates have been spotted in their restaurants. Republican contender Marco Rubio is a regular in the outlets and recently told MailOnline that he always tips staff. Cashing on delivery market:\u00a0The fast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to begin offering delivery for online and mobile orders in 67 cities . And just one day into her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton was seen in a Chipotle in Maumee, Ohio where she ordered a chicken dish with guacamole, a chicken salad and fruit juice. Chipotle is not the only franchise hoping to cash in on the lucrative delivery market. Starbucks, which will deliver cups of coffee in parts of Seattle and New York by the end of the year, has also partnered with Postmates. Taco Bell recently announced plans to test a delivery service this year, McDonald's 'McDelivery' program is in the planning process and Burger King has launched a pilot program in select markets, including parts of New York City, through bkdelivers.com. Celebrity customers: Hillary Clinton was spotted ordering a meal at Chipotle in Ohio earlier this month - one day into her presidential campaign . Another candidate: Security camera footage obtained by conservative news publication IJ Review released online this month shows Florida senator Marco Rubio visiting a Washington, D.C. Chipotle ."}], "metadata": {"id": "1747dcd6a007ee97954b6b10cde549bf82f6a4eb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Mexican restaurant has decided to tap into $70 billion food delivery market .\nFast-casual chain will work with the Postmates app to allow mobile orders .\nApp works in similar way to Uber, using hired drivers to deliver the food .\nBut the chain will add a 9% service charge - on top of Postmates' $5 rate ."}}
{"prompt": "The twin 18-month-old boys who died after falling into an Arizona canal last week have been identified as bothers Eli and Silas Keslar of Yuma. While authorities in the southern Arizona town have not yet officially identified the victims, a Go Fund Me page set up this weekend named them and their parents, Mark and Alexis Keslar. Marlene Gleim, a friend of the boys' grandmother Marlena Martinez, set up the page after learning about their deaths on local media. The fund to cover memorial and medical costs for the boys has already raised over $10,000. Tragedy: The twin 18-month-old boys who died after falling into a Arizona canal this weekend have been identified as brother Eli and Silas Keslar. Pictured above on their first birthday with parents Alexis (left) and Mark Keslar (right) Too young: Authorities have not released any information on how the two boys ended up in the canal, but say foul play is not suspected . 'I would consider them family, and family is not always blood-related,' Ms Gleim told the Yuma Sun. 'I\u2019m extremely\u2026 I\u2019m at a loss of words with all of this.' 'No parent should ever have to lose a child, let alone two at once,' she added. It has not yet been revealed how the boys were swept away in the canal, but authorities have said they don't suspect foul play. Emergency: Above, the scene were the two boys were pulled out of the canal Friday morning in Yuma, Arizona . The toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45am on Friday. After a police search that lasted more than an hour, the brothers were pulled from the water. They were flown by a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter to a Yuma hospital, where they were pronounced dead, Franklin said. The area along the canal is used by families for walks and by joggers and a family member was nearby when the boys ended up in the water. Yuma Fire Department spokesman Mike Erfert said their crews were called out on a possible drowning. Named: Officials have not yet officially identified the boys, but they were named over the weekend in a Go Fund Me campaign page. Pictured above in a recent photo posted to their grandmother's Facebook page . Touching: As of Sunday, the fund to cover memorial and medical costs for the two boys had raised over $10,000 . Helicopters from the U.S. Border Patrol and the Marine Corps also flew over the canal searching for the boys. The Border Patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers in the water, Erfert said, and they were pulled out at about 11.20am. Paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts and the boys were quickly loaded onto the Marine Corps helicopter for the trip to the hospital.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe twin 18-month-old boys who died after falling into an Arizona canal last week have been identified as bothers Eli and Silas Keslar of Yuma. While authorities in the southern Arizona town have not yet officially identified the victims, a Go Fund Me page set up this weekend named them and their parents, Mark and Alexis Keslar. Marlene Gleim, a friend of the boys' grandmother Marlena Martinez, set up the page after learning about their deaths on local media. The fund to cover memorial and medical costs for the boys has already raised over $10,000. Tragedy: The twin 18-month-old boys who died after falling into a Arizona canal this weekend have been identified as brother Eli and Silas Keslar. Pictured above on their first birthday with parents Alexis (left) and Mark Keslar (right) Too young: Authorities have not released any information on how the two boys ended up in the canal, but say foul play is not suspected . 'I would consider them family, and family is not always blood-related,' Ms Gleim told the Yuma Sun. 'I\u2019m extremely\u2026 I\u2019m at a loss of words with all of this.' 'No parent should ever have to lose a child, let alone two at once,' she added. It has not yet been revealed how the boys were swept away in the canal, but authorities have said they don't suspect foul play. Emergency: Above, the scene were the two boys were pulled out of the canal Friday morning in Yuma, Arizona . The toddlers are believed to have fallen in the water accidentally at 9.45am on Friday. After a police search that lasted more than an hour, the brothers were pulled from the water. They were flown by a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter to a Yuma hospital, where they were pronounced dead, Franklin said. The area along the canal is used by families for walks and by joggers and a family member was nearby when the boys ended up in the water. Yuma Fire Department spokesman Mike Erfert said their crews were called out on a possible drowning. Named: Officials have not yet officially identified the boys, but they were named over the weekend in a Go Fund Me campaign page. Pictured above in a recent photo posted to their grandmother's Facebook page . Touching: As of Sunday, the fund to cover memorial and medical costs for the two boys had raised over $10,000 . Helicopters from the U.S. Border Patrol and the Marine Corps also flew over the canal searching for the boys. The Border Patrol helicopter crew spotted the brothers in the water, Erfert said, and they were pulled out at about 11.20am. Paramedics began immediate life-saving efforts and the boys were quickly loaded onto the Marine Corps helicopter for the trip to the hospital."}], "metadata": {"id": "88b22a0f85b114803b3a6c8b59434613f9f25727", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Twin 18-month-old boys were pulled from a Yuma, Arizona canal on Friday .\nAuthorities still have not explained what led the boys to be swept away in the canal, but they don't suspect foul play .\nOver the weekend, a Go Fund Me page was set up to cover their memorial and medical costs .\nThe campaign page identified the boys as Eli and Silas Keslar, sons of Mark and Alexis Keslar ."}}
{"prompt": "Eden Hazard has admitted an intense campaign with Chelsea may have left him too tired to perform at the best of his ability after he was substituted just 62 minutes into Belgium's win over Israel on Tuesday. Hazard has played 48 games this season for club and country, missing just five matches for Chelsea and being an ever-present in their Barclays Premier League title charge. But as Belgium struggled to a hard-fought 1-0 win over Israel in European Championship qualifying group B, Hazard was withdrawn by manager Marc Wilmots with 28 minutes to go having found it difficult to get the better of his marker Orel Dgani. Eden Hazard has admitted an intense campaign with Chelsea may have left him too tired to perform at his best . Hazard was substituted with 28 minutes In Belgium's 1-0 win over Israel in Jerusalem on Tuesday night . The 24-year-old playmaker has played all but five of Chelsea's games this season, mainly avoiding injury . The 24-year-old playmaker was clearly unhappy to have been substituted and looked to shoot Wilmots a disapproving look as he left the field to be replaced by Nacer Chadli before questioning the manager on his decision after the game. \u2018I was a little bit surprised to be substituted,' Hazard said. 'Also, I was a little bit unhappy and I think you could see that I was unhappy. \u2018I asked the coach for a reason and he told me that I was tired. Maybe I was a little bit tired. I\u2019ve played a lot of games this season.\u2019 In his post-match comments,\u00a0Wilmots added: \u2018Hazard is not hurt, but I had the impression that he was tired. In these kind of games, you have to react immediately because we did not have time.' Belgium manager Marc Wilmots said he felt that Hazard looked tired, something the player questioned him on . Hazard scored early on in Chelsea's last game, a 3-2 win over Hull City, but the team were pegged back . Hazard is unlikely to get an extended rest any time soon as he returns to Premier League action on Saturday . Belgium captain Vincent Kompany was sent off for a second yellow card within two minutes of Hazard's withdrawal, leaving Belgium clinging on to their slender lead, and Wilmots admitted he may not have substituted his star man had he known his side would be down to 10 men. Despite his admission, Hazard is unlikely to get an extended rest any time soon as he returns to Premier League action with the visit of Stoke City to Stamford Bridge on Saturday. And with a tough run-in and another international break still to come, the Belgian forward could rack up as many as 59 appearances by the time the season finally ends in mid-June. Belgium's win in Jerusalem saw them return to the top of their qualifying group, ahead of Wales on goal difference. They travel to face them in Cardiff in their next competitive game on June 12. Marouane Fellaini (left) celebrates his goal with Vincent Kompany, Axel Witsel and Christian Benteke (L-R) But Kompany was later sent off and Wilmots admitted he may not have substituted Hazard two minutes later .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEden Hazard has admitted an intense campaign with Chelsea may have left him too tired to perform at the best of his ability after he was substituted just 62 minutes into Belgium's win over Israel on Tuesday. Hazard has played 48 games this season for club and country, missing just five matches for Chelsea and being an ever-present in their Barclays Premier League title charge. But as Belgium struggled to a hard-fought 1-0 win over Israel in European Championship qualifying group B, Hazard was withdrawn by manager Marc Wilmots with 28 minutes to go having found it difficult to get the better of his marker Orel Dgani. Eden Hazard has admitted an intense campaign with Chelsea may have left him too tired to perform at his best . Hazard was substituted with 28 minutes In Belgium's 1-0 win over Israel in Jerusalem on Tuesday night . The 24-year-old playmaker has played all but five of Chelsea's games this season, mainly avoiding injury . The 24-year-old playmaker was clearly unhappy to have been substituted and looked to shoot Wilmots a disapproving look as he left the field to be replaced by Nacer Chadli before questioning the manager on his decision after the game. \u2018I was a little bit surprised to be substituted,' Hazard said. 'Also, I was a little bit unhappy and I think you could see that I was unhappy. \u2018I asked the coach for a reason and he told me that I was tired. Maybe I was a little bit tired. I\u2019ve played a lot of games this season.\u2019 In his post-match comments,\u00a0Wilmots added: \u2018Hazard is not hurt, but I had the impression that he was tired. In these kind of games, you have to react immediately because we did not have time.' Belgium manager Marc Wilmots said he felt that Hazard looked tired, something the player questioned him on . Hazard scored early on in Chelsea's last game, a 3-2 win over Hull City, but the team were pegged back . Hazard is unlikely to get an extended rest any time soon as he returns to Premier League action on Saturday . Belgium captain Vincent Kompany was sent off for a second yellow card within two minutes of Hazard's withdrawal, leaving Belgium clinging on to their slender lead, and Wilmots admitted he may not have substituted his star man had he known his side would be down to 10 men. Despite his admission, Hazard is unlikely to get an extended rest any time soon as he returns to Premier League action with the visit of Stoke City to Stamford Bridge on Saturday. And with a tough run-in and another international break still to come, the Belgian forward could rack up as many as 59 appearances by the time the season finally ends in mid-June. Belgium's win in Jerusalem saw them return to the top of their qualifying group, ahead of Wales on goal difference. They travel to face them in Cardiff in their next competitive game on June 12. Marouane Fellaini (left) celebrates his goal with Vincent Kompany, Axel Witsel and Christian Benteke (L-R) But Kompany was later sent off and Wilmots admitted he may not have substituted Hazard two minutes later ."}], "metadata": {"id": "d8de9e0854b100887953d6de7945a55cc6f7777f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Eden Hazard was substituted 62 minutes into Belgium's win in Israel .\nManager Marc Wilmots said he believed Hazard looked to be tiring .\nChelsea playmaker questioned the decision but admitted he could be tired .\nREAD: Chelsea star Hazard rated Europe's best midfielder .\nCLICK HERE for the latest Chelsea news ."}}
{"prompt": "Second child: Mrs Pereiro-Mendez arrives yesterday . A top executive at Goldman Sachs secretly filmed colleagues to record their \u2018sexist\u2019 behaviour when she became pregnant. Sonia Pereiro-Mendez says she was denied millions in pay and bonuses when she announced she was expecting her first child. Male colleagues at the bank were promoted ahead of her and she was \u2018mocked\u2019 and subjected to \u2018gratuitous derogatory\u2019 comments about her childcare arrangements, she alleges. So in an attempt to prove her claim, she recorded managers at the global investment firm \u2018without their knowledge\u2019, a tribunal heard yesterday. The executive director in distressed investing \u2013 which concerns companies in financial difficulties \u2013 is suing her employer for sex and maternity discrimination. She has also lodged a claim against three senior bosses \u2013 Bryan Mix, the global head of loan trading, Nicholas Pappas, who is European head of distressed trading, and Simon Morris, global head of credit trading. Yesterday Mrs Pereiro-Mendez arrived with her second child for the first day of the hearing at Central London Employment Tribunal, which was told she would need breaks during proceedings to breastfeed. The hearing was not told who was recorded by Mrs Pereiro-Mendez, although they are likely to be among the 15 or so witnesses due to be called during the tribunal. The revelation was made by the bank\u2019s counsel Daniel Stilitz QC, who said: \u2018One key point is that... the claimant recorded some of the managers without their knowledge.\u2019 Mrs Pereiro-Mendez, who speaks fluent German and Spanish, joined Goldman Sachs in 2003 and moved to London in 2005 after a stint in Frankfurt. But over a five-year period she claims her income took a hit because bosses \u2018felt, given her pregnancy, she was no longer a significant long-term player\u2019. Her basic salary was \u00a3250,000 in January 2010 but by January 2012 \u2013 two months after announcing her pregnancy \u2013 it had fallen to \u00a3192,000. She was also entitled to a bonus of about five per cent of the profit she generated. But in 2011 she received \u00a3200,000 rather than the \u00a3910,000 she claims she was owed. Goldman Sachs executive Sonia Pereiro-Mendez \u00a0claims after she became pregnant she was cheated out of millions of pounds . Mrs Pereiro-Mendez claims men were promoted ahead of her at the bank (pictured) while she was \u2018publicly mocked,\u2019 and subjected to \u2018gratuitous and implicitly derogatory references to her childcare arrangements' Mrs Pereiro-Mendez says her bonuses and salary were cut over five years . The following year she was paid \u00a3284,000 but says she should have got a further \u00a3475,000. By 2014 there was no bonus at all, although she says she should have been given \u00a3450,000. In her claim, she says she took \u2018exceptional measures\u2019 to perform her work during maternity leave. She would attend meetings, on one occasion asking in-laws to look after the child in a car park \u2013 enabling her to \u2018swiftly breastfeed her baby during breaks\u2019. Goldman Sachs, Mr Pappas, Mr Morris and Mr Mix all deny the allegations against them . Mrs Pereiro-Mendez has accused her former manager, Allen Ukritnukun, of excluding her from meetings, claiming he \u2018publicly mocked\u2019 her before male peers \u2018for no good reason\u2019. He also allegedly \u2018made overt sexist comments\u2019, which once amounted to \u2018explicit sexual harrassment\u2019. Mr Ukritnukun was later promoted to managing director, enabling him to become \u2018emboldened in his contemptuous conduct\u2019. Mr Ukritnukun vehemently denies the allegations made against him by Ms Pereiro-Mendez and is particularly distressed by the allegation that he made a comment which amounted to sexual harassment. She also says Mr Pappas made \u2018overtly discriminatory comments\u2019 during a business trip to Germany. Mr Morris said in a statement last month that her 2011 bonus was hit partly because of her involvement in \u2018significant losses\u2019. Goldman Sachs, Mr Pappas, Mr Morris and Mr Mix deny the allegations. The case continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSecond child: Mrs Pereiro-Mendez arrives yesterday . A top executive at Goldman Sachs secretly filmed colleagues to record their \u2018sexist\u2019 behaviour when she became pregnant. Sonia Pereiro-Mendez says she was denied millions in pay and bonuses when she announced she was expecting her first child. Male colleagues at the bank were promoted ahead of her and she was \u2018mocked\u2019 and subjected to \u2018gratuitous derogatory\u2019 comments about her childcare arrangements, she alleges. So in an attempt to prove her claim, she recorded managers at the global investment firm \u2018without their knowledge\u2019, a tribunal heard yesterday. The executive director in distressed investing \u2013 which concerns companies in financial difficulties \u2013 is suing her employer for sex and maternity discrimination. She has also lodged a claim against three senior bosses \u2013 Bryan Mix, the global head of loan trading, Nicholas Pappas, who is European head of distressed trading, and Simon Morris, global head of credit trading. Yesterday Mrs Pereiro-Mendez arrived with her second child for the first day of the hearing at Central London Employment Tribunal, which was told she would need breaks during proceedings to breastfeed. The hearing was not told who was recorded by Mrs Pereiro-Mendez, although they are likely to be among the 15 or so witnesses due to be called during the tribunal. The revelation was made by the bank\u2019s counsel Daniel Stilitz QC, who said: \u2018One key point is that... the claimant recorded some of the managers without their knowledge.\u2019 Mrs Pereiro-Mendez, who speaks fluent German and Spanish, joined Goldman Sachs in 2003 and moved to London in 2005 after a stint in Frankfurt. But over a five-year period she claims her income took a hit because bosses \u2018felt, given her pregnancy, she was no longer a significant long-term player\u2019. Her basic salary was \u00a3250,000 in January 2010 but by January 2012 \u2013 two months after announcing her pregnancy \u2013 it had fallen to \u00a3192,000. She was also entitled to a bonus of about five per cent of the profit she generated. But in 2011 she received \u00a3200,000 rather than the \u00a3910,000 she claims she was owed. Goldman Sachs executive Sonia Pereiro-Mendez \u00a0claims after she became pregnant she was cheated out of millions of pounds . Mrs Pereiro-Mendez claims men were promoted ahead of her at the bank (pictured) while she was \u2018publicly mocked,\u2019 and subjected to \u2018gratuitous and implicitly derogatory references to her childcare arrangements' Mrs Pereiro-Mendez says her bonuses and salary were cut over five years . The following year she was paid \u00a3284,000 but says she should have got a further \u00a3475,000. By 2014 there was no bonus at all, although she says she should have been given \u00a3450,000. In her claim, she says she took \u2018exceptional measures\u2019 to perform her work during maternity leave. She would attend meetings, on one occasion asking in-laws to look after the child in a car park \u2013 enabling her to \u2018swiftly breastfeed her baby during breaks\u2019. Goldman Sachs, Mr Pappas, Mr Morris and Mr Mix all deny the allegations against them . Mrs Pereiro-Mendez has accused her former manager, Allen Ukritnukun, of excluding her from meetings, claiming he \u2018publicly mocked\u2019 her before male peers \u2018for no good reason\u2019. He also allegedly \u2018made overt sexist comments\u2019, which once amounted to \u2018explicit sexual harrassment\u2019. Mr Ukritnukun was later promoted to managing director, enabling him to become \u2018emboldened in his contemptuous conduct\u2019. Mr Ukritnukun vehemently denies the allegations made against him by Ms Pereiro-Mendez and is particularly distressed by the allegation that he made a comment which amounted to sexual harassment. She also says Mr Pappas made \u2018overtly discriminatory comments\u2019 during a business trip to Germany. Mr Morris said in a statement last month that her 2011 bonus was hit partly because of her involvement in \u2018significant losses\u2019. Goldman Sachs, Mr Pappas, Mr Morris and Mr Mix deny the allegations. The case continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "81a7d0f1da52d85b815021b8b7c310c5123586c3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Sonia Pereiro-Mendez\u00a0says she was treated unfairly after getting pregnant .\nMother-of-two claims she missed out on bonuses worth millions .\nSenior banker says she was told she wasn't 'a significant long-term player'\nShe is suing Goldman Sachs for sexism and maternity discrimination ."}}
{"prompt": "What Alastair Cook did here, particularly in the first hour of his innings, was spot-on. That has to be his template from now on and if he carries on the way he has played here in Grenada, those hundreds will come again. This was really encouraging for the England captain but ultimately hugely frustrating because he couldn\u2019t push on to that all-important hundred. Cook\u2019s problem has been opponents stopping him scoring in areas where he has always been prolific. He has struggled when he has looked to make runs with shots that he rarely employed before. Alastair Cook's innings into day three in Grenada was spot on, particularly the first hour of it . Cook worked his way to an encouraging 50 but frustratingly was out playing Shannon Gabriel on for 76 . Yet it is nonsense to say a batsman who has hit 25 Test hundreds cannot drive the ball. Of course he can. The key for him is not to play the drive too early, when the ball is moving around and his balance at the crease is not quite right. Perhaps it has been playing too much one-day cricket, perhaps it has just been the pressure to score big runs again, but Cook has been searching for the ball far too early. Here he left the ball outside off stump and made the bowlers come to him, which took a lot of mental strength and composure. The drag-on was always going to be a danger on this pitch but Cook was right to try to play that shot because the cut is one of his big strengths. His eyes lit up when he was bowled a short, wide one by Shannon Gabriel. But the ball just lacked pace, Cook was through the shot too early, the angle from round the wicket tucked him up and the inside edge came into play. He cannot admonish himself for playing at the delivery. Boy, do I admire Cook\u2019s fortitude and the concentration he showed on that sluggish pitch with an incredibly slow outfield. The England captain hits behind square on the onside as Jermaine Blackwood ducks for cover . Cook left the ball outside off stump and made the bowlers come to him, but drove when the option arose . He is stronger mentally than anyone he will face, so he just has to carry on showing the same discipline. The bowlers will become bored before he does. The fact is, 76 here was pretty much worth a hundred in these day-three conditions, but sadly for Cook that is not how the record books will show it. The England captain was aided by the fact the ball did not swing much for West Indies, because it is the moving delivery that has caused him so many problems. It is to Cook\u2019s credit that he has not looked under pressure in this second Test and his recent statistics \u2014 four scores of 70-plus in his last seven Test innings \u2014 are absolutely fine for a normal human being. The problem for him is that until the age of 28 he wasn\u2019t normal; he was an absolute run machine. Cook's off stump is rattled after a wide delivery from Gabriel found the inside edge . The skipper shows his frustration as his impressive innings to this point is cut short . Gabriel celebrates after Cook's eyes lit but the ball just lacked pace and he was through the shot too early . West Indies celebrate the breakthrough  but Cook cannot admonish himself for playing at the delivery . Cook just has to put that one key statistic to bed and finally reach three figures, then move on with such a big summer ahead. His inability to do so means we are still talking about how long it\u2019s been since his last Test century but there were good signs here. Meanwhile, Jonathan Trott still looked a little frenetic at the start of his innings, certainly for those first 10 to 15 runs when he was searching for the ball and driving when he did not need to. Jonathan Trott drives during his first innings of 59, which started day three somewhat frenetically . Cook congratulates a smiling Trott after his fellow opener reached his 50 milestone in the morning session . Yet as his innings progressed, he looked calmer and it was significant when he started walking off towards square leg between deliveries. He was in his little bubble again and it showed me that he was back. Trott has obviously been through a heck of a lot, has looked anxious and wants to prove the point that he belongs back with England and that he can open the batting in Tests. The more he played, the more he looked like Jonathan Trott. Trott looked calmer as his innings went on but Devendra Bishoo found his edge before he could go on with it . Trott leaves the field at St George's - on St George's Day - after an opening partnership of 125 runs .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWhat Alastair Cook did here, particularly in the first hour of his innings, was spot-on. That has to be his template from now on and if he carries on the way he has played here in Grenada, those hundreds will come again. This was really encouraging for the England captain but ultimately hugely frustrating because he couldn\u2019t push on to that all-important hundred. Cook\u2019s problem has been opponents stopping him scoring in areas where he has always been prolific. He has struggled when he has looked to make runs with shots that he rarely employed before. Alastair Cook's innings into day three in Grenada was spot on, particularly the first hour of it . Cook worked his way to an encouraging 50 but frustratingly was out playing Shannon Gabriel on for 76 . Yet it is nonsense to say a batsman who has hit 25 Test hundreds cannot drive the ball. Of course he can. The key for him is not to play the drive too early, when the ball is moving around and his balance at the crease is not quite right. Perhaps it has been playing too much one-day cricket, perhaps it has just been the pressure to score big runs again, but Cook has been searching for the ball far too early. Here he left the ball outside off stump and made the bowlers come to him, which took a lot of mental strength and composure. The drag-on was always going to be a danger on this pitch but Cook was right to try to play that shot because the cut is one of his big strengths. His eyes lit up when he was bowled a short, wide one by Shannon Gabriel. But the ball just lacked pace, Cook was through the shot too early, the angle from round the wicket tucked him up and the inside edge came into play. He cannot admonish himself for playing at the delivery. Boy, do I admire Cook\u2019s fortitude and the concentration he showed on that sluggish pitch with an incredibly slow outfield. The England captain hits behind square on the onside as Jermaine Blackwood ducks for cover . Cook left the ball outside off stump and made the bowlers come to him, but drove when the option arose . He is stronger mentally than anyone he will face, so he just has to carry on showing the same discipline. The bowlers will become bored before he does. The fact is, 76 here was pretty much worth a hundred in these day-three conditions, but sadly for Cook that is not how the record books will show it. The England captain was aided by the fact the ball did not swing much for West Indies, because it is the moving delivery that has caused him so many problems. It is to Cook\u2019s credit that he has not looked under pressure in this second Test and his recent statistics \u2014 four scores of 70-plus in his last seven Test innings \u2014 are absolutely fine for a normal human being. The problem for him is that until the age of 28 he wasn\u2019t normal; he was an absolute run machine. Cook's off stump is rattled after a wide delivery from Gabriel found the inside edge . The skipper shows his frustration as his impressive innings to this point is cut short . Gabriel celebrates after Cook's eyes lit but the ball just lacked pace and he was through the shot too early . West Indies celebrate the breakthrough  but Cook cannot admonish himself for playing at the delivery . Cook just has to put that one key statistic to bed and finally reach three figures, then move on with such a big summer ahead. His inability to do so means we are still talking about how long it\u2019s been since his last Test century but there were good signs here. Meanwhile, Jonathan Trott still looked a little frenetic at the start of his innings, certainly for those first 10 to 15 runs when he was searching for the ball and driving when he did not need to. Jonathan Trott drives during his first innings of 59, which started day three somewhat frenetically . Cook congratulates a smiling Trott after his fellow opener reached his 50 milestone in the morning session . Yet as his innings progressed, he looked calmer and it was significant when he started walking off towards square leg between deliveries. He was in his little bubble again and it showed me that he was back. Trott has obviously been through a heck of a lot, has looked anxious and wants to prove the point that he belongs back with England and that he can open the batting in Tests. The more he played, the more he looked like Jonathan Trott. Trott looked calmer as his innings went on but Devendra Bishoo found his edge before he could go on with it . Trott leaves the field at St George's - on St George's Day - after an opening partnership of 125 runs ."}], "metadata": {"id": "d522cbc8d858e8911baa52d0106f2bebbd45be0b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott put on an opening partnership of 125 .\nCook scored an encouraging 76 before playing a wide ball onto his stumps .\nThe England captain made the bowlers come to him and looked solid .\nTrott was first out  for 59 but appeared increasingly comfortable ."}}
{"prompt": "Tom Hanks' wife Rita Wilson has revealed she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and has undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. The 58-year-old actress, who took a leave of absence from Broadway play 'Fish in the Dark' earlier this month, shared the news  through a statement published by\u00a0People\u00a0magazine on Tuesday. She explained that her first test for cancer came back negative but that she was correctly diagnosed after seeking a second opinion and underwent the procedure last week. 'Last week, with my husband by my side, and with the love and support of family and friends, I underwent a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction for breast cancer after a diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma,' she said in the statement. Scroll down for video . By her side: Rita Wilson, who is married to Tom Hanks (pictured together in February), announced on Tuesday that she was recently diagnosed with cancer and has undergone a double\u00a0mastectomy . 'I am recovering and most importantly, expected to make a full recovery. Why? Because I caught this early, have excellent doctors and because I got a second opinion.' Before the diagnosis, Wilson said she had 'vigilantly monitored' her health with mammograms and MRIs because she knew she had an underlying condition of LCIS, (lobular carcinoma in situ)'. The mother-of-two explained that she recently underwent a breast biopsy, but no sign of cancer was discovered until she sought the opinion of a second doctor on the advice of a friend. The doctor discovered the cancer and she then sought out the opinion of another pathologist, who confirmed the diagnosis, she said. Rita, who married Oscar-winner Tom in 1988, went on to implore others to seek a second opinion before thanking her loved ones for their support. 'I share this to educate others that a second opinion is critical to your health,' she said. 'You have nothing to lose if both opinions match up for the good, and everything to gain if something that was missed is found, which does happen. Early diagnosis is key.' On Facebook on Tuesday, she encouraged other women to seek a 'necessary and vital' second opinion if they found themselves in similar situations. 'Not just by another doctor but by another pathologist,' she added. 'I'm doing well and getting stronger every day.' Advice: She shared the news on Facebook and linked to a statement printed by People magazine. Her cancer was not found in the first round of tests so she encourgaed others to seek a second opinion, like she did . Treatment: Wilson, pictured last year, said she underwent two  breast biopsies before she was diagnosed . Following her announcement, famous friends passed on their best wishes to the actress. 'Sending the wonderful Rita Wilson my love and best wishes for a speedy recovery and good health,' Katie Couric wrote on Twitter on Tuesday morning. Christiana Amanpour added: 'Wishing my good friend @RitaWilson the best as she makes this important announcement, which will help millions of women and their families.' 'Sending all my love to the brave and beautiful @RitaWilson,' Josh Groban tweeted. Wilson released the statement on Tuesday after it was announced earlier this month that she had temporarily left the Broadway play, written by and starring Larry David. At the time, a spokesperson said Wilson was expected to return to the stage on May 5. While on medical leave, she has been replaced by\u00a0Glenne Headly. Support: Celebrity friends flocked to Twitter to pass their best wishes to the actress after her announcement . Thankful: CNN host Christiane Amanpour noted how Wilson's statement will help future families . Admiration: Singer Josh Groban also sent his best wishes to the actress on Twitter on Tuesday . By her side: Actress Christina Applegate also sent her love to Wilson . Wilson is also known as the mother of Marnie, played by Allison Williams, in HBO's 'Girls'. She has two sons with Hanks, Chester Marlon, 24, and Truman Theodore, 19, as well as two stepchildren from Hanks' previous marriage - actor Colin Hanks, 37, and writer Elizabeth, 32 - to whom Wilson is close. Hanks and their mother, Samantha Lewes, had met in college but divorced in 1987, the year before he married Wilson. Lewes passed away in 2002, when she was just 49, after battling bone cancer. Wilson's message to other women to get screened comes just days after Taylor Swift revealed her mother, Andrea, had been diagnosed with cancer. She also urged her fans to remind their parents to get checked. Family: Wilson is pictured with Hanks and one of their sons, Chester, in December 2011. The couple has two sons together and Hanks is also father to a daughter and son from his first marriage . Invasive lobular carcinoma is a type of breast cancer that starts in the milk-producing glands of the breast and spreads in a web-like manner. Due to this, it does not typically form a lump, as is expected with breast cancer, and instead causes a thickening of the tissue, making one part of the breast feel fuller than other areas. Other symptoms including a change in the texture of appearance of the skin on the breast, such as dimpling, or an inverted nipple. Women with this type of breast cancer are usually a few years older than women diagnosed with other types, and it is more likely to occur in both breasts compared with other types. The cancer is invasive, which means it has the potential to spread to other parts of the body. It can be found through screening tests including physical exams or mammograms. Mammograms are encouraged yearly when a woman turns 40s or earlier if they have a family history of breast cancer. Treatment includes removing part or all of the breast followed by chemotherapy or radiation. According to the American Cancer Society, more than 180,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with invasive breast cancer each year, and about one in ten cases are invasive lobular carcinomas. The earlier the diagnosis, the better the prognosis. Patients have a slightly better outlook for both short- and long-term survival compared to other types of breast cancer. According to a study by Breast Cancer Research, the five-year survival rate is 85 per cent.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTom Hanks' wife Rita Wilson has revealed she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and has undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. The 58-year-old actress, who took a leave of absence from Broadway play 'Fish in the Dark' earlier this month, shared the news  through a statement published by\u00a0People\u00a0magazine on Tuesday. She explained that her first test for cancer came back negative but that she was correctly diagnosed after seeking a second opinion and underwent the procedure last week. 'Last week, with my husband by my side, and with the love and support of family and friends, I underwent a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction for breast cancer after a diagnosis of invasive lobular carcinoma,' she said in the statement. Scroll down for video . By her side: Rita Wilson, who is married to Tom Hanks (pictured together in February), announced on Tuesday that she was recently diagnosed with cancer and has undergone a double\u00a0mastectomy . 'I am recovering and most importantly, expected to make a full recovery. Why? Because I caught this early, have excellent doctors and because I got a second opinion.' Before the diagnosis, Wilson said she had 'vigilantly monitored' her health with mammograms and MRIs because she knew she had an underlying condition of LCIS, (lobular carcinoma in situ)'. The mother-of-two explained that she recently underwent a breast biopsy, but no sign of cancer was discovered until she sought the opinion of a second doctor on the advice of a friend. The doctor discovered the cancer and she then sought out the opinion of another pathologist, who confirmed the diagnosis, she said. Rita, who married Oscar-winner Tom in 1988, went on to implore others to seek a second opinion before thanking her loved ones for their support. 'I share this to educate others that a second opinion is critical to your health,' she said. 'You have nothing to lose if both opinions match up for the good, and everything to gain if something that was missed is found, which does happen. Early diagnosis is key.' On Facebook on Tuesday, she encouraged other women to seek a 'necessary and vital' second opinion if they found themselves in similar situations. 'Not just by another doctor but by another pathologist,' she added. 'I'm doing well and getting stronger every day.' Advice: She shared the news on Facebook and linked to a statement printed by People magazine. Her cancer was not found in the first round of tests so she encourgaed others to seek a second opinion, like she did . Treatment: Wilson, pictured last year, said she underwent two  breast biopsies before she was diagnosed . Following her announcement, famous friends passed on their best wishes to the actress. 'Sending the wonderful Rita Wilson my love and best wishes for a speedy recovery and good health,' Katie Couric wrote on Twitter on Tuesday morning. Christiana Amanpour added: 'Wishing my good friend @RitaWilson the best as she makes this important announcement, which will help millions of women and their families.' 'Sending all my love to the brave and beautiful @RitaWilson,' Josh Groban tweeted. Wilson released the statement on Tuesday after it was announced earlier this month that she had temporarily left the Broadway play, written by and starring Larry David. At the time, a spokesperson said Wilson was expected to return to the stage on May 5. While on medical leave, she has been replaced by\u00a0Glenne Headly. Support: Celebrity friends flocked to Twitter to pass their best wishes to the actress after her announcement . Thankful: CNN host Christiane Amanpour noted how Wilson's statement will help future families . Admiration: Singer Josh Groban also sent his best wishes to the actress on Twitter on Tuesday . By her side: Actress Christina Applegate also sent her love to Wilson . Wilson is also known as the mother of Marnie, played by Allison Williams, in HBO's 'Girls'. She has two sons with Hanks, Chester Marlon, 24, and Truman Theodore, 19, as well as two stepchildren from Hanks' previous marriage - actor Colin Hanks, 37, and writer Elizabeth, 32 - to whom Wilson is close. Hanks and their mother, Samantha Lewes, had met in college but divorced in 1987, the year before he married Wilson. Lewes passed away in 2002, when she was just 49, after battling bone cancer. Wilson's message to other women to get screened comes just days after Taylor Swift revealed her mother, Andrea, had been diagnosed with cancer. She also urged her fans to remind their parents to get checked. Family: Wilson is pictured with Hanks and one of their sons, Chester, in December 2011. The couple has two sons together and Hanks is also father to a daughter and son from his first marriage . Invasive lobular carcinoma is a type of breast cancer that starts in the milk-producing glands of the breast and spreads in a web-like manner. Due to this, it does not typically form a lump, as is expected with breast cancer, and instead causes a thickening of the tissue, making one part of the breast feel fuller than other areas. Other symptoms including a change in the texture of appearance of the skin on the breast, such as dimpling, or an inverted nipple. Women with this type of breast cancer are usually a few years older than women diagnosed with other types, and it is more likely to occur in both breasts compared with other types. The cancer is invasive, which means it has the potential to spread to other parts of the body. It can be found through screening tests including physical exams or mammograms. Mammograms are encouraged yearly when a woman turns 40s or earlier if they have a family history of breast cancer. Treatment includes removing part or all of the breast followed by chemotherapy or radiation. According to the American Cancer Society, more than 180,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with invasive breast cancer each year, and about one in ten cases are invasive lobular carcinomas. The earlier the diagnosis, the better the prognosis. Patients have a slightly better outlook for both short- and long-term survival compared to other types of breast cancer. According to a study by Breast Cancer Research, the five-year survival rate is 85 per cent."}], "metadata": {"id": "49407463faf4dbabf23fe8a44a885b9d6c8f94f8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "The 58-year-old actress revealed her diagnosis in a statement on Tuesday .\nShe explained that doctors initially failed to find the cancer but that it was discovered after she sought out a second opinion .\nShe underwent surgery last week with Hanks by her side and she is expected to make a full recovery .\nWilson took medical from the Broadway play 'Fish in the Dark' earlier this month but is expected back on stage in May ."}}
{"prompt": "Tokyo (CNN)With the world watching, in his historic address to a joint session of the U.S. Congress, the first ever by a Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe surprised nobody by missing a great opportunity to dispel worries and tensions he raises with his revisionist views on history. During this 70th year anniversary of the end of World War II, Abe has been disappointing on Japan's wartime history because he has been evasive and ambiguous about embracing responsibility for Japan's wartime actions in Asia where the bitter legacies remain divisive. And this \"Abenesia\" is harmful to Japan's international image, riles China and South Korea and thereby undermines the bilateral security agenda. Washington deliberately set the bar on history very low for Abe because the Obama administration is more focused on the shared perception with Tokyo that contemporary China is a threat requiring a collective response. Strengthening the alliance with Japan and sealing the deal on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trumps past misdeeds. Forty years after the fall of Saigon, and in the wake of Iraq and Afghanistan, America is in no position to lecture other nations about the horrors they inflicted and an inadequate reckoning for such misdeeds. President Barack Obama pulled out all the stops to give Abe a red carpet welcome because he has delivered more on fulfilling Washington's longstanding security demands than all of his predecessors combined. But the newly expanded security role embraced by Japan enjoys little support among Japanese. As a recent Pew Poll indicates, only 23% are in favor while 68% are opposed. It is also problematic that Abe's stance on history is a factor in hindering trilateral security cooperation with South Korea, something the U.S. sees as essential. Carefully tailoring his remarks to his audience, Abe hit the right notes in many respects, and even inched forward on history.  He did express \"eternal condolences\" about the loss of American lives in World War II, and noted, \"Enemies that had fought each other so fiercely have become friends bonded in spirit.\" That is welcome news, but Japan has been less successful in achieving rapprochement with other enemies, precisely because it has not taken the measure of the shared past. Many nations play fast and loose with their unpleasant histories, but Abe is mounting a significant retreat from Japan's repentant views expressed and embraced since the mid-1990s, and actively promotes a valorizing and exonerating history under the banner of patriotic education. He is putting his personal agenda on history ahead of the national interest and therefore not meeting the test of statesmanship. Of course there is nothing that Abe could say that would satisfy China or South Korea, two nations that suffered longest and most from Japanese depredations from the late 19th century. But that doesn't mean he shouldn't try a bit harder. What Abe said is, \"Post war, we started out on our path bearing in mind feelings of deep remorse over the war. Our actions brought suffering to the peoples in Asian countries. We must not avert our eyes from that. I will uphold the views expressed by the previous prime ministers in this regard.\" Essentially outsourcing \"apology and war responsibility\" to his predecessors gets low marks on the empathy and sincerity scale. It is also troubling that throughout his political career, Abe has worked to undermine and repudiate previous Mea Culpa. Rather than merely \"upholding\" what others have said it might have been better for Abe to prove his critics wrong by clearly expressing an apology. In Japan, there has been a lot of pressure on Abe to explicitly invoke the language of the 1995 Murayama Statement that stands as the most forthright apology and acknowledgment of war responsibility. Even the conservative Yomiuri newspaper urged him to do so. Murayama clearly condemned \"mistaken national policy,\" \"self-righteous nationalism,\" \"colonial rule\" and \"aggression,\" but Abe has spent his entire political career renouncing this so-called \"masochistic\" view of Japan's wartime history. Fatalistically, Abe said, \"History is harsh. What is done cannot be undone.\" Well, yes that is self-evident but this should not mean the door is closed on apologies, acts of contrition and atonement and a clear reckoning of the harsh history that still isolates Japan in East Asia. Abe is certainly right that the neighbors are playing the history card and relentlessly hammering Japan on the anvil of history, but they were handed the hammer by Japan. Given Abe's evasive track record about the comfort women system of sexual slavery, a forthright apology or acknowledgment of state involvement was never in the cards. What Abe managed, however, was even weaker than expected: \"Armed conflicts have always made women suffer the most. In our age, we must realize the kind of world where finally women are free from human rights abuses.\" This cavalier \"sh*t happens\" attitude towards the comfort women system undermines Japan's dignity and represents a step backward. In recent remarks Abe says he upholds the 1993 Kono statement, but he has flouted it and over the past year members of his party have been busy controverting this forthright admission of responsibility and coercive recruitment. Moreover, Abe's support for patriotic education and pressures on textbook publishers has effectively erased comfort women from what is taught in junior high schools, contravening what the Kono statement promised. In the only textbook that does mention them, the government insisted on the removal of a former comfort woman's testimony and insertion of a disclaimer regarding what it regards as a lack of evidence. To counter criticism, Abe now refers to Japan's comfort women system in terms of human trafficking, a linguistic ploy to obscure state responsibility for operating this system and make it appear he gets 21st century concerns. Human trafficking, however, highlights the role of private brokers in coercively recruiting these women in line with revisionist attempts to shift responsibility from the Japanese military and government authorities of the day. Revisionists prefer to blame the Korean brokers, but they were acting at the behest of Japanese officials who surely knew of the abuses and ensured that the comfort women could not escape their hell. In his speech Abe also referred to shared values of democracy and freedom. This too is welcome news because over the past year Abe has presided over an orchestrated attack on the Asahi newspaper for its coverage of the comfort women system, packed NHK's management with like-minded reactionaries and pressured critics out of their jobs. Indeed the New York Times ran an article on April 26 implicating Team Abe in the axing of a prominent TV pundit who made the mistake of criticizing Abe. The foreign press has also exposed Japanese government harassment targeting their reporting, especially regarding the whitewashing of history, and attempts to smear the integrity of those who wouldn't go along. In addition, journalists were told not to interview certain Abe critics. Journalists acknowledge this is what government spin doctors normally do and have done in Japan for some time, but under Abe the rules of engagement appear to be nastier. Abe got lots of applause from U.S. politicians who seemed to enjoy his reference to an \"alliance of hope.\" That's not exactly how Okinawans feel about the disproportionate base-hosting burden they bear. Some 75% of U.S. bases are concentrated in Okinawa and U.S. bases cover nearly 20% of the land. In a series of elections and in opinion polls, Okinawans have voiced their opposition to this situation. In November 2014 they elected a governor who opposes the building of a new airbase for the U.S. in the pristine waters of Oura Bay in northern Okinawa, kicking the once popular incumbent out of office because he gave the green light for this project. Officials on both sides of the Pacific have reiterated support for proceeding with the new base as part of a plan to reduce the U.S. military footprint in Okinawa, but Okinawans remain unconvinced and find that the democratic expression of their opposition is resolutely ignored. Shared values?", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTokyo (CNN)With the world watching, in his historic address to a joint session of the U.S. Congress, the first ever by a Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe surprised nobody by missing a great opportunity to dispel worries and tensions he raises with his revisionist views on history. During this 70th year anniversary of the end of World War II, Abe has been disappointing on Japan's wartime history because he has been evasive and ambiguous about embracing responsibility for Japan's wartime actions in Asia where the bitter legacies remain divisive. And this \"Abenesia\" is harmful to Japan's international image, riles China and South Korea and thereby undermines the bilateral security agenda. Washington deliberately set the bar on history very low for Abe because the Obama administration is more focused on the shared perception with Tokyo that contemporary China is a threat requiring a collective response. Strengthening the alliance with Japan and sealing the deal on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trumps past misdeeds. Forty years after the fall of Saigon, and in the wake of Iraq and Afghanistan, America is in no position to lecture other nations about the horrors they inflicted and an inadequate reckoning for such misdeeds. President Barack Obama pulled out all the stops to give Abe a red carpet welcome because he has delivered more on fulfilling Washington's longstanding security demands than all of his predecessors combined. But the newly expanded security role embraced by Japan enjoys little support among Japanese. As a recent Pew Poll indicates, only 23% are in favor while 68% are opposed. It is also problematic that Abe's stance on history is a factor in hindering trilateral security cooperation with South Korea, something the U.S. sees as essential. Carefully tailoring his remarks to his audience, Abe hit the right notes in many respects, and even inched forward on history.  He did express \"eternal condolences\" about the loss of American lives in World War II, and noted, \"Enemies that had fought each other so fiercely have become friends bonded in spirit.\" That is welcome news, but Japan has been less successful in achieving rapprochement with other enemies, precisely because it has not taken the measure of the shared past. Many nations play fast and loose with their unpleasant histories, but Abe is mounting a significant retreat from Japan's repentant views expressed and embraced since the mid-1990s, and actively promotes a valorizing and exonerating history under the banner of patriotic education. He is putting his personal agenda on history ahead of the national interest and therefore not meeting the test of statesmanship. Of course there is nothing that Abe could say that would satisfy China or South Korea, two nations that suffered longest and most from Japanese depredations from the late 19th century. But that doesn't mean he shouldn't try a bit harder. What Abe said is, \"Post war, we started out on our path bearing in mind feelings of deep remorse over the war. Our actions brought suffering to the peoples in Asian countries. We must not avert our eyes from that. I will uphold the views expressed by the previous prime ministers in this regard.\" Essentially outsourcing \"apology and war responsibility\" to his predecessors gets low marks on the empathy and sincerity scale. It is also troubling that throughout his political career, Abe has worked to undermine and repudiate previous Mea Culpa. Rather than merely \"upholding\" what others have said it might have been better for Abe to prove his critics wrong by clearly expressing an apology. In Japan, there has been a lot of pressure on Abe to explicitly invoke the language of the 1995 Murayama Statement that stands as the most forthright apology and acknowledgment of war responsibility. Even the conservative Yomiuri newspaper urged him to do so. Murayama clearly condemned \"mistaken national policy,\" \"self-righteous nationalism,\" \"colonial rule\" and \"aggression,\" but Abe has spent his entire political career renouncing this so-called \"masochistic\" view of Japan's wartime history. Fatalistically, Abe said, \"History is harsh. What is done cannot be undone.\" Well, yes that is self-evident but this should not mean the door is closed on apologies, acts of contrition and atonement and a clear reckoning of the harsh history that still isolates Japan in East Asia. Abe is certainly right that the neighbors are playing the history card and relentlessly hammering Japan on the anvil of history, but they were handed the hammer by Japan. Given Abe's evasive track record about the comfort women system of sexual slavery, a forthright apology or acknowledgment of state involvement was never in the cards. What Abe managed, however, was even weaker than expected: \"Armed conflicts have always made women suffer the most. In our age, we must realize the kind of world where finally women are free from human rights abuses.\" This cavalier \"sh*t happens\" attitude towards the comfort women system undermines Japan's dignity and represents a step backward. In recent remarks Abe says he upholds the 1993 Kono statement, but he has flouted it and over the past year members of his party have been busy controverting this forthright admission of responsibility and coercive recruitment. Moreover, Abe's support for patriotic education and pressures on textbook publishers has effectively erased comfort women from what is taught in junior high schools, contravening what the Kono statement promised. In the only textbook that does mention them, the government insisted on the removal of a former comfort woman's testimony and insertion of a disclaimer regarding what it regards as a lack of evidence. To counter criticism, Abe now refers to Japan's comfort women system in terms of human trafficking, a linguistic ploy to obscure state responsibility for operating this system and make it appear he gets 21st century concerns. Human trafficking, however, highlights the role of private brokers in coercively recruiting these women in line with revisionist attempts to shift responsibility from the Japanese military and government authorities of the day. Revisionists prefer to blame the Korean brokers, but they were acting at the behest of Japanese officials who surely knew of the abuses and ensured that the comfort women could not escape their hell. In his speech Abe also referred to shared values of democracy and freedom. This too is welcome news because over the past year Abe has presided over an orchestrated attack on the Asahi newspaper for its coverage of the comfort women system, packed NHK's management with like-minded reactionaries and pressured critics out of their jobs. Indeed the New York Times ran an article on April 26 implicating Team Abe in the axing of a prominent TV pundit who made the mistake of criticizing Abe. The foreign press has also exposed Japanese government harassment targeting their reporting, especially regarding the whitewashing of history, and attempts to smear the integrity of those who wouldn't go along. In addition, journalists were told not to interview certain Abe critics. Journalists acknowledge this is what government spin doctors normally do and have done in Japan for some time, but under Abe the rules of engagement appear to be nastier. Abe got lots of applause from U.S. politicians who seemed to enjoy his reference to an \"alliance of hope.\" That's not exactly how Okinawans feel about the disproportionate base-hosting burden they bear. Some 75% of U.S. bases are concentrated in Okinawa and U.S. bases cover nearly 20% of the land. In a series of elections and in opinion polls, Okinawans have voiced their opposition to this situation. In November 2014 they elected a governor who opposes the building of a new airbase for the U.S. in the pristine waters of Oura Bay in northern Okinawa, kicking the once popular incumbent out of office because he gave the green light for this project. Officials on both sides of the Pacific have reiterated support for proceeding with the new base as part of a plan to reduce the U.S. military footprint in Okinawa, but Okinawans remain unconvinced and find that the democratic expression of their opposition is resolutely ignored. Shared values?"}], "metadata": {"id": "766c48c31238f598a1575e01a9aaf04eedd2f09e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Abe did express \"eternal condolences\" about the loss of American lives in World War II .\nBut he has been evasive and ambiguous about embracing responsibility for Japan's wartime actions .\nKingston: He is putting his personal agenda on history ahead of the national interest ."}}
{"prompt": "We reveal how to get the enviable physiques of the stars. This week: Sienna Miller's waist. Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape. Sienna Miller\u00a0s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles. What to try: . Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist. Lie on your back, knees bent and feet flat on floor, hip-width apart. Take arms out to sides at shoulder height, palms facing upwards. Slowly roll knees to right side, taking head gently to the left. Turn left palm down, keeping shoulder blade anchored to the floor. Engage abdominal muscles and return knees to the centre. Turn your palm back up and repeat on the other side. Do this ten times. The slim actress also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWe reveal how to get the enviable physiques of the stars. This week: Sienna Miller's waist. Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape. Sienna Miller\u00a0s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles. What to try: . Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist. Lie on your back, knees bent and feet flat on floor, hip-width apart. Take arms out to sides at shoulder height, palms facing upwards. Slowly roll knees to right side, taking head gently to the left. Turn left palm down, keeping shoulder blade anchored to the floor. Engage abdominal muscles and return knees to the centre. Turn your palm back up and repeat on the other side. Do this ten times. The slim actress also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park ."}], "metadata": {"id": "105a512bd6473e91946e0c7625423344bf1e03dc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Sienna Miller, 33, is\u00a0'not a gym person' but loves yoga .\nMother-of-one works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging .\nTry hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles ."}}
{"prompt": "Australia coach Darren Lehmann has defended his players following criticism of their behaviour during Sunday\u2019s World Cup final win over New Zealand. Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin came under fire for his send-off of Kiwi opener Martin Guptill, and a photograph of Haddin and all-rounder James Faulkner mocking Grant Elliott after his dismissal cast a shadow over the Australian\u2019s fifth World Cup triumph. Brad Haddin clapped in Martin Guptill's face after the New Zealand batsman was bowled during the final . But Lehmann insisted Haddin was following team orders. And he was able to cite the ICC\u2019s failure to censure his team as evidence that they hadn\u2019t gone over the top. \u2018He\u2019s copped a bit, hasn\u2019t he?\u2019 Lehmann said. \u2018No one got reported out of the game, so we must have played it fair. It was a little bit disappointing, but people are entitled to their opinions and you\u2019re going to have good and bad times. You accept that and you move on. \u2018We\u2019re happy with the way we played, obviously. We knew we wanted to be really aggressive against them, and look, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn\u2019t.\u2019 Grant Elliott (left) was also given a less-than-sporting send-off by Haddin and James Faulkner (second right) Boorish behaviour on Sunday cast a shadow over the Australian\u2019s fifth World Cup triumph . But Sportsmail\u2019s David Lloyd, who is part of the ICC\u2019s umpire selection panel, has added his voice to the chorus of criticism aimed at the Australians. \u2018I was very disappointed at some of the behaviour in cricket\u2019s showpiece event, particularly from the Australians,\u2019 he said. \u2018Watching it on my TV, and as a president of a local league, I know what will happen: this will be repeated in leagues across the land, because the players will think it\u2019s macho. It\u2019s not.\u2019 Meanwhile, ICC president Mustafa Kamal has resigned after falling out with his colleagues. Kamal, a Bangladeshi, had labelled the ICC the \u2018Indian Cricket Council\u2019 after his side\u2019s quarter-final loss to India was marred by questionable umpiring, and was barred from presenting the trophy at the MCG on Sunday.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAustralia coach Darren Lehmann has defended his players following criticism of their behaviour during Sunday\u2019s World Cup final win over New Zealand. Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin came under fire for his send-off of Kiwi opener Martin Guptill, and a photograph of Haddin and all-rounder James Faulkner mocking Grant Elliott after his dismissal cast a shadow over the Australian\u2019s fifth World Cup triumph. Brad Haddin clapped in Martin Guptill's face after the New Zealand batsman was bowled during the final . But Lehmann insisted Haddin was following team orders. And he was able to cite the ICC\u2019s failure to censure his team as evidence that they hadn\u2019t gone over the top. \u2018He\u2019s copped a bit, hasn\u2019t he?\u2019 Lehmann said. \u2018No one got reported out of the game, so we must have played it fair. It was a little bit disappointing, but people are entitled to their opinions and you\u2019re going to have good and bad times. You accept that and you move on. \u2018We\u2019re happy with the way we played, obviously. We knew we wanted to be really aggressive against them, and look, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn\u2019t.\u2019 Grant Elliott (left) was also given a less-than-sporting send-off by Haddin and James Faulkner (second right) Boorish behaviour on Sunday cast a shadow over the Australian\u2019s fifth World Cup triumph . But Sportsmail\u2019s David Lloyd, who is part of the ICC\u2019s umpire selection panel, has added his voice to the chorus of criticism aimed at the Australians. \u2018I was very disappointed at some of the behaviour in cricket\u2019s showpiece event, particularly from the Australians,\u2019 he said. \u2018Watching it on my TV, and as a president of a local league, I know what will happen: this will be repeated in leagues across the land, because the players will think it\u2019s macho. It\u2019s not.\u2019 Meanwhile, ICC president Mustafa Kamal has resigned after falling out with his colleagues. Kamal, a Bangladeshi, had labelled the ICC the \u2018Indian Cricket Council\u2019 after his side\u2019s quarter-final loss to India was marred by questionable umpiring, and was barred from presenting the trophy at the MCG on Sunday."}], "metadata": {"id": "a9eafcacfb4cbbf5c45f1e877144b403f67ff1be", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin came under fire for send-off of Martin Guptill .\nAll-rounder James Faulkner mocked Grant Elliott after his dismissal .\nSportsmail's David Lloyd added his voice to the chorus of criticism ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Arsenal kept their slim hopes of winning this season's English Premier League title alive by beating relegation threatened Burnley 1-0 at Turf Moor. A first half goal from Welsh international Aaron Ramsey was enough to separate the two sides and secure Arsenal's hold on second place. More importantly it took the north London club to within four points of first placed Chelsea, with the two clubs to play next week. But Chelsea have two games in hand and play lowly Queens Park Rangers on Sunday, a team who are themselves struggling against relegation. Good form . Arsenal have been in superb form since the start of the year, transforming what looked to be another mediocre season struggling to secure fourth place -- and with it Champions League qualification -- into one where they at least have a shot at winning the title. After going ahead, Arsenal rarely looked in any danger of conceding, showing more of the midfield pragmatism epitomized by the likes of Francis Coquelin, who also played a crucial role in the goal. \"He has been absolutely consistent in the quality of his defensive work,\" Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger told Sky Sports after the game when asked about Coquelin's contribution to Arsenal's current run. They have won eight games in a  row since introducing the previously overlooked young Frenchman into a more defensive midfield position. \"He was a player who was with us for seven years, from 17, he's now just 24,\" Wenger explained. \"Sometimes you have to be patient. I am very happy for him because he has shown great mental strength.\" Now all eyes will be on next week's clash between Arsenal and Chelsea which will likely decide the title. \"They have the games in hand,\" said Wenger, playing down his club's title aspirations. \"But we'll keep going and that's why the win was so important for us today.\" Relegation dogfight . Meanwhile it was a good day for teams at the bottom of the league. Aston Villa continued their good form since appointing coach Tim Sherwood with a 1-0 victory over Tottenham, who fired Sherwood last season. Belgian international Christian Benteke scored the only goal of the game, his eighth in six matches, to secure a vital three points to give the Midlands club breathing space. Another Midlands club looking over their shoulder is West Brom, who conceded an injury time goal to lose 3-2 against bottom club Leicester City. But it was an awful day for Sunderland's former Dutch international coach Dick Advocaat, who saw his team lose 4-1 at home against form team Crystal Palace. Democratic Republic of Congo international Yannick Bolasie scored Crystal Palace's first ever hat trick in the Premier League to secure an easy victory.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Arsenal kept their slim hopes of winning this season's English Premier League title alive by beating relegation threatened Burnley 1-0 at Turf Moor. A first half goal from Welsh international Aaron Ramsey was enough to separate the two sides and secure Arsenal's hold on second place. More importantly it took the north London club to within four points of first placed Chelsea, with the two clubs to play next week. But Chelsea have two games in hand and play lowly Queens Park Rangers on Sunday, a team who are themselves struggling against relegation. Good form . Arsenal have been in superb form since the start of the year, transforming what looked to be another mediocre season struggling to secure fourth place -- and with it Champions League qualification -- into one where they at least have a shot at winning the title. After going ahead, Arsenal rarely looked in any danger of conceding, showing more of the midfield pragmatism epitomized by the likes of Francis Coquelin, who also played a crucial role in the goal. \"He has been absolutely consistent in the quality of his defensive work,\" Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger told Sky Sports after the game when asked about Coquelin's contribution to Arsenal's current run. They have won eight games in a  row since introducing the previously overlooked young Frenchman into a more defensive midfield position. \"He was a player who was with us for seven years, from 17, he's now just 24,\" Wenger explained. \"Sometimes you have to be patient. I am very happy for him because he has shown great mental strength.\" Now all eyes will be on next week's clash between Arsenal and Chelsea which will likely decide the title. \"They have the games in hand,\" said Wenger, playing down his club's title aspirations. \"But we'll keep going and that's why the win was so important for us today.\" Relegation dogfight . Meanwhile it was a good day for teams at the bottom of the league. Aston Villa continued their good form since appointing coach Tim Sherwood with a 1-0 victory over Tottenham, who fired Sherwood last season. Belgian international Christian Benteke scored the only goal of the game, his eighth in six matches, to secure a vital three points to give the Midlands club breathing space. Another Midlands club looking over their shoulder is West Brom, who conceded an injury time goal to lose 3-2 against bottom club Leicester City. But it was an awful day for Sunderland's former Dutch international coach Dick Advocaat, who saw his team lose 4-1 at home against form team Crystal Palace. Democratic Republic of Congo international Yannick Bolasie scored Crystal Palace's first ever hat trick in the Premier League to secure an easy victory."}], "metadata": {"id": "0a6b027b3384e79929c19b94062882db8c7f91fc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Arsenal beat Burnley 1-0 in the EPL .\nA goal from Aaron Ramsey secured all three points .\nWin cuts Chelsea's EPL lead to four points ."}}
{"prompt": "A New Jersey school teacher took the mic at a town hall meeting Tuesday to tell presumptive 2016 presidential candidate Chris Christie that he needs to check his attitude at the door. 'I really feel that you need to tone it down a little bit,' said kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer, 'if you want to become president of the United States.' Meyer said it would be difficult for her to explain to her young students why it's okay for a presidential figure to say 'shut up' and 'idiot.' Cool it: New Jersey schoolteacher Cheryl Meyer told Chris Christie to cool it with the attitude at a town hall meeting Tuesday . 'I really feel that you need to tone it down a little bit,' said Meyer (left), 'if you want to become president of the United States' Christie was careful to choose his answer calmly as cameras rolled. 'There are always going to be differences of opinion in style,' he said before explaining, to applause, that he doesn't believe public figures must answer politely no matter how nasty a question or comment might be. 'Sometimes I just want to do it,' when people have pushed his buttons, he said. Whereas, other times, 'you just have a bad day.' Christie's response seemed to please many in the audience, who clapped each chance they got to affirm Christie's no-nonsense attitude. However, according to NBC New York, one member of the audience was sure to see things a little differently. Watching the Matawan town hall meeting was Jim Keady, who Christie famously told to 'sit down and shut up' for heckling him over the disbursement of Superstorm Sandy funds. Christie was careful to choose his answer calmly as cameras rolled.'There are always going to be differences of opinion in style' he said before explaining, to applause, that he doesn't believe public figures must answer politely no matter how nasty a question or comment might be . 'Of course you have the urge. You're a human being. ... But it's called self-control, it's called respect for your office,' said Keady, who is now running for state assembly. Whether its his nice side or temperamental side, what seems certain is that we'll all be seeing a lot of Chris Christie in the coming weeks and months. The potential Republican presidential contender will be kicking off what his team has dubbed a 'Tell it like it is' town hall tour in Londonderry, New Hampshire on April 15. A spokeswoman for his political action committee says a second town hall will he held on April 17. He\u2019ll also hold events in Manchester and Newmarket and speak at a New Hampshire GOP-organized summit in Nashua. The trip will be Christie\u2019s first extended swing through the early voting state that is seen a place where his blunt style could play well with voters. Christie\u2019s office says he\u2019s held over 130 town hall events during his tenure as governor. Whether its his nice side or temperamental side, what seems certain is that we'll all be seeing a lot of Chris Christie in the coming weeks and months.The potential Republican presidential contender will be kicking off what his team has dubbed a 'Tell it like it is' town hall tour in Londonderry, New Hampshire on April 15 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA New Jersey school teacher took the mic at a town hall meeting Tuesday to tell presumptive 2016 presidential candidate Chris Christie that he needs to check his attitude at the door. 'I really feel that you need to tone it down a little bit,' said kindergarten teacher Cheryl Meyer, 'if you want to become president of the United States.' Meyer said it would be difficult for her to explain to her young students why it's okay for a presidential figure to say 'shut up' and 'idiot.' Cool it: New Jersey schoolteacher Cheryl Meyer told Chris Christie to cool it with the attitude at a town hall meeting Tuesday . 'I really feel that you need to tone it down a little bit,' said Meyer (left), 'if you want to become president of the United States' Christie was careful to choose his answer calmly as cameras rolled. 'There are always going to be differences of opinion in style,' he said before explaining, to applause, that he doesn't believe public figures must answer politely no matter how nasty a question or comment might be. 'Sometimes I just want to do it,' when people have pushed his buttons, he said. Whereas, other times, 'you just have a bad day.' Christie's response seemed to please many in the audience, who clapped each chance they got to affirm Christie's no-nonsense attitude. However, according to NBC New York, one member of the audience was sure to see things a little differently. Watching the Matawan town hall meeting was Jim Keady, who Christie famously told to 'sit down and shut up' for heckling him over the disbursement of Superstorm Sandy funds. Christie was careful to choose his answer calmly as cameras rolled.'There are always going to be differences of opinion in style' he said before explaining, to applause, that he doesn't believe public figures must answer politely no matter how nasty a question or comment might be . 'Of course you have the urge. You're a human being. ... But it's called self-control, it's called respect for your office,' said Keady, who is now running for state assembly. Whether its his nice side or temperamental side, what seems certain is that we'll all be seeing a lot of Chris Christie in the coming weeks and months. The potential Republican presidential contender will be kicking off what his team has dubbed a 'Tell it like it is' town hall tour in Londonderry, New Hampshire on April 15. A spokeswoman for his political action committee says a second town hall will he held on April 17. He\u2019ll also hold events in Manchester and Newmarket and speak at a New Hampshire GOP-organized summit in Nashua. The trip will be Christie\u2019s first extended swing through the early voting state that is seen a place where his blunt style could play well with voters. Christie\u2019s office says he\u2019s held over 130 town hall events during his tenure as governor. Whether its his nice side or temperamental side, what seems certain is that we'll all be seeing a lot of Chris Christie in the coming weeks and months.The potential Republican presidential contender will be kicking off what his team has dubbed a 'Tell it like it is' town hall tour in Londonderry, New Hampshire on April 15 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "b186e15b755a43c7c1e7cac96001b02ea6a374a4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "New Jersey school teacher Cheryl Meyer, 45, told the governor his famous attitude won't be appreciated nationwide .\nThe likely 2016 candidate, who was holding a town hall meeting, responded calmly and said 'I'm trying to get better every day'"}}
{"prompt": "They are supposed to be a girl's best friend - or at least her most valuable. But the diamond ring appears to have lost its sparkle according to experts who claim that women are abandoning the traditional jewel in favour of more exotic gems. The huge increase in demand for coloured stones, such as sapphires and rubies, has seen their prices soar. Scroll down for video . Kate Middleton proudly wore a Ceylon sapphire once owned by Princess Diana as her engagement ring . And experts say the trend might prove that diamonds are not forever after all, as the value of the jewels has been vastly overtaken by more fashionable stones. Demand has seen the value of some coloured stones increase by more than 2,000 per cent over the last ten years, with leading auctioneers now branding them a better investment than diamonds. Celebrities such as Kate Middleton, who proudly wore a Ceylon sapphire once owned by Princess Diana as her engagement ring, have driven the craze. A-list stars Beyonc\u00e9, Naomi Watts, Rosamund Pike and Mila Kunis have also played their part by flashing their beloved coloured gems on the red carpet. The number of women picking their own engagement rings is also thought to have had an effect, with men always likely to choose a traditional diamond. While diamonds are still broadly worth more money than softer stones such as emeralds, the increase in price generated by coloured stones in recent years has far overtaken diamonds. A-list stars Rosamund Pike by flashing beloved coloured gems on the red carpet . As the gems are much rarer than diamonds the surge in demand - especially from Asia - has played a significant part in driving up their cost. The surging popularity of coloured stones is one of the reasons leading auctioneers Bonhams include them in most sales around the world, alongside diamonds. Its auctioneers were delighted when a pair of 1930 Cartier art deco ruby and diamond brooches recently sold for \u00a3482,500, far outstripping the presale estimate of \u00a380,000 - \u00a3120,000. A single-stone ring by Van Cleef & Arpels featuring a Burmese ruby weighing 13.34 carats, sold for \u00a3350,500 to a Hong Kong buyer, breaking price-per-carat records in the UK last year. Jean Ghika, head of jewellery in the UK and Europe at Bonhams, said that as well as being fashionable colured stones are also becoming seen as a sound investment. She said: 'There is a new move towards colour. Women are bolder in their choices and looking at alternatives to diamonds when it comes to engagement rings and everyday jewellery. 'Women are also in constant pursuit of something truly original, and a coloured stone, where every example is different they are able to have something unique. 'As ever, fashion is partly celebrity-led and we're seeing some of the world's biggest stars looking stunning in coloured gemstones on the red carpet.' Actress Mila Kunis also played her part, seen here wearing ruby jewellery to the Jupiter Ascending premiere . A ring featuring a Sri Lankan sapphire weighing 30.08 carats was recently sold by the auctioneers for \u00a3326,500. Bonhams said that a near identical ring sold a decade earlier for only \u00a311,950, equating to a 2,200 per cent increase in price-per-carat. Miss Ghika added: 'Diamonds are typically seen as the more 'robust' area in the gemstone market in terms of seeing a return on investment. 'But figures over the last decade demonstrate that coloured stones have actually overtaken diamonds in terms of growth.' A new world record for the most expensive ruby, regarded as the most valuable coloured gem, was set last year when a 8.62 carat Burmese stone sold for \u00a35.4million.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThey are supposed to be a girl's best friend - or at least her most valuable. But the diamond ring appears to have lost its sparkle according to experts who claim that women are abandoning the traditional jewel in favour of more exotic gems. The huge increase in demand for coloured stones, such as sapphires and rubies, has seen their prices soar. Scroll down for video . Kate Middleton proudly wore a Ceylon sapphire once owned by Princess Diana as her engagement ring . And experts say the trend might prove that diamonds are not forever after all, as the value of the jewels has been vastly overtaken by more fashionable stones. Demand has seen the value of some coloured stones increase by more than 2,000 per cent over the last ten years, with leading auctioneers now branding them a better investment than diamonds. Celebrities such as Kate Middleton, who proudly wore a Ceylon sapphire once owned by Princess Diana as her engagement ring, have driven the craze. A-list stars Beyonc\u00e9, Naomi Watts, Rosamund Pike and Mila Kunis have also played their part by flashing their beloved coloured gems on the red carpet. The number of women picking their own engagement rings is also thought to have had an effect, with men always likely to choose a traditional diamond. While diamonds are still broadly worth more money than softer stones such as emeralds, the increase in price generated by coloured stones in recent years has far overtaken diamonds. A-list stars Rosamund Pike by flashing beloved coloured gems on the red carpet . As the gems are much rarer than diamonds the surge in demand - especially from Asia - has played a significant part in driving up their cost. The surging popularity of coloured stones is one of the reasons leading auctioneers Bonhams include them in most sales around the world, alongside diamonds. Its auctioneers were delighted when a pair of 1930 Cartier art deco ruby and diamond brooches recently sold for \u00a3482,500, far outstripping the presale estimate of \u00a380,000 - \u00a3120,000. A single-stone ring by Van Cleef & Arpels featuring a Burmese ruby weighing 13.34 carats, sold for \u00a3350,500 to a Hong Kong buyer, breaking price-per-carat records in the UK last year. Jean Ghika, head of jewellery in the UK and Europe at Bonhams, said that as well as being fashionable colured stones are also becoming seen as a sound investment. She said: 'There is a new move towards colour. Women are bolder in their choices and looking at alternatives to diamonds when it comes to engagement rings and everyday jewellery. 'Women are also in constant pursuit of something truly original, and a coloured stone, where every example is different they are able to have something unique. 'As ever, fashion is partly celebrity-led and we're seeing some of the world's biggest stars looking stunning in coloured gemstones on the red carpet.' Actress Mila Kunis also played her part, seen here wearing ruby jewellery to the Jupiter Ascending premiere . A ring featuring a Sri Lankan sapphire weighing 30.08 carats was recently sold by the auctioneers for \u00a3326,500. Bonhams said that a near identical ring sold a decade earlier for only \u00a311,950, equating to a 2,200 per cent increase in price-per-carat. Miss Ghika added: 'Diamonds are typically seen as the more 'robust' area in the gemstone market in terms of seeing a return on investment. 'But figures over the last decade demonstrate that coloured stones have actually overtaken diamonds in terms of growth.' A new world record for the most expensive ruby, regarded as the most valuable coloured gem, was set last year when a 8.62 carat Burmese stone sold for \u00a35.4million."}], "metadata": {"id": "28526203cd9b918d58db4c844529029ca1266279", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Increased demand for coloured stones has seen their prices soar .\nValue of diamonds has been vastly overtaken by sapphires and rubies .\nAuctioneers are now branding them a better investment than diamonds .\nCelebrities such as Kate Middleton have driven the craze ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)We did it again, in another American city. We set Baltimore on fire this time. We brutalized black bodies. We turned a funeral into a riot. We let things get out of hand. We looted. We threw stones at policemen. We threw stones at citizens. We created camera-ready chaos, and we replayed the images. We created a culture of such deep distrust and disrespect that violence seemed the inevitable response. We let the violence flow. We let the violence stand for everything that's wrong with the things we already didn't like. By now you may be asking, \"Who's we?\" You may be saying with some irritation, \"Don't lump me in with them. I didn't have anything to do with it.\" To which the only real answer can be: Stop kidding yourself. The word \"we\" is one of the great American words. We the People. Yes we can. We are family. I use \"we\" a lot when I talk about our country's achievements. I like to say we won the Second World War, we put a man on the moon, we invented the Internet, we gave the world jazz. Well, if I -- a son of immigrants whose family had nothing to do with any of those accomplishments -- if I get to claim those aspects of American history, then surely I have to claim the unsavory aspects too. \"We\" cuts both ways. We enslaved Africans. We cut Reconstruction short and made a mockery of equal citizenship. We supported Jim Crow, then redlined, subordinated, and ghettoized African-Americans. We cut blacks out of the New Deal. We created a polity in which racial inequity and economic inequality magnify each other unrelentingly. We tried to put a lid on it with heavy policing and a War on Drugs. We failed. We are the authors of every page of Baltimore's story. Don't tell me it's not your responsibility or mine. About how slavery and its legacy are artifacts of a time past. Someone else's problem. No, we own them all. And we all have to face that before we can fix anything in Baltimore or beyond. But there's another dimension of the story of \"we\" that matters as well. It's about progressives and conservatives and their competing stories of how we got here. Every time protests and violence break out in response to police brutality, the same depressing pattern breaks out. The event becomes simply a Rorschach test for left and right, and each side sees in the rioting confirmation of its prior views. For the left, it's about the deep structural root causes of the alienation and violence. Liberals gravitate on social media to commentaries or reactions that reinforce this frame, like the surprisingly astute comments from the Baltimore Orioles executive who spelled out why a long history of racial injustice and economic disenfranchisement made rioting nearly inevitable. Conservatives gravitate to their own frames, about a lack of personal responsibility or role models among poor urban blacks, about the failures of Great Society and Democratic programs, and about how it all comes back to a president (who happens to be black) who has divided us by focusing so much on race. What gets lost in this Groundhog Day replay of left-right frames is a simple reality that we all have to recognize: Both longstanding structural racism and personal irresponsibility are on display this week. Both a history of police brutality and a present crisis of street violence. Both an inherited, multigenerational lack of opportunity and a dearth of leaders willing to address it. We cannot separate out the aspects of the problem that don't fit our preferred explanation -- not if we are sincere about solving the problem. And until more people can see this, we will not see progress. We can't judge looters for their antisocial behavior without judging a color-caste structure and a school-to-prison pipeline that has flushed them away like so much refuse. By the same token, we can't keep opining about root causes without also supporting the parents and pastors and neighbors who, in their own small ways, are organizing each other to break the cycle of brokenness. I'm of the left. But it cannot possibly be that only those with whom I disagree are responsible for what is happening in Baltimore. It cannot possibly be that only my worldview contains all the solutions. Whatever our political perspective, we need to open our eyes to what is actually happening in Baltimore and other cities in the United States in the second decade of the 21st century. It is an abomination. We should all be able to say that. It's time to push each other out of our ideological and identity comfort zones and build unlikely coalitions to create more opportunity. It's time to act like we are all in charge. Because we are. And there is no other \"we\" waiting in the wings.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)We did it again, in another American city. We set Baltimore on fire this time. We brutalized black bodies. We turned a funeral into a riot. We let things get out of hand. We looted. We threw stones at policemen. We threw stones at citizens. We created camera-ready chaos, and we replayed the images. We created a culture of such deep distrust and disrespect that violence seemed the inevitable response. We let the violence flow. We let the violence stand for everything that's wrong with the things we already didn't like. By now you may be asking, \"Who's we?\" You may be saying with some irritation, \"Don't lump me in with them. I didn't have anything to do with it.\" To which the only real answer can be: Stop kidding yourself. The word \"we\" is one of the great American words. We the People. Yes we can. We are family. I use \"we\" a lot when I talk about our country's achievements. I like to say we won the Second World War, we put a man on the moon, we invented the Internet, we gave the world jazz. Well, if I -- a son of immigrants whose family had nothing to do with any of those accomplishments -- if I get to claim those aspects of American history, then surely I have to claim the unsavory aspects too. \"We\" cuts both ways. We enslaved Africans. We cut Reconstruction short and made a mockery of equal citizenship. We supported Jim Crow, then redlined, subordinated, and ghettoized African-Americans. We cut blacks out of the New Deal. We created a polity in which racial inequity and economic inequality magnify each other unrelentingly. We tried to put a lid on it with heavy policing and a War on Drugs. We failed. We are the authors of every page of Baltimore's story. Don't tell me it's not your responsibility or mine. About how slavery and its legacy are artifacts of a time past. Someone else's problem. No, we own them all. And we all have to face that before we can fix anything in Baltimore or beyond. But there's another dimension of the story of \"we\" that matters as well. It's about progressives and conservatives and their competing stories of how we got here. Every time protests and violence break out in response to police brutality, the same depressing pattern breaks out. The event becomes simply a Rorschach test for left and right, and each side sees in the rioting confirmation of its prior views. For the left, it's about the deep structural root causes of the alienation and violence. Liberals gravitate on social media to commentaries or reactions that reinforce this frame, like the surprisingly astute comments from the Baltimore Orioles executive who spelled out why a long history of racial injustice and economic disenfranchisement made rioting nearly inevitable. Conservatives gravitate to their own frames, about a lack of personal responsibility or role models among poor urban blacks, about the failures of Great Society and Democratic programs, and about how it all comes back to a president (who happens to be black) who has divided us by focusing so much on race. What gets lost in this Groundhog Day replay of left-right frames is a simple reality that we all have to recognize: Both longstanding structural racism and personal irresponsibility are on display this week. Both a history of police brutality and a present crisis of street violence. Both an inherited, multigenerational lack of opportunity and a dearth of leaders willing to address it. We cannot separate out the aspects of the problem that don't fit our preferred explanation -- not if we are sincere about solving the problem. And until more people can see this, we will not see progress. We can't judge looters for their antisocial behavior without judging a color-caste structure and a school-to-prison pipeline that has flushed them away like so much refuse. By the same token, we can't keep opining about root causes without also supporting the parents and pastors and neighbors who, in their own small ways, are organizing each other to break the cycle of brokenness. I'm of the left. But it cannot possibly be that only those with whom I disagree are responsible for what is happening in Baltimore. It cannot possibly be that only my worldview contains all the solutions. Whatever our political perspective, we need to open our eyes to what is actually happening in Baltimore and other cities in the United States in the second decade of the 21st century. It is an abomination. We should all be able to say that. It's time to push each other out of our ideological and identity comfort zones and build unlikely coalitions to create more opportunity. It's time to act like we are all in charge. Because we are. And there is no other \"we\" waiting in the wings."}], "metadata": {"id": "0408464fb6eb2702626d2ca1cbb7c28e76ddd255", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "In Baltimore, after the death of Freddie Gray, riots erupted, cars were set on fire and 200 arrests were made .\nEric Liu: Liberals and conservatives react predictably, see the riots as confirmation of their views .\nIt's time to push each other out of our ideological and identity comfort zones and change the status quo, he says ."}}
{"prompt": "Ed Miliband's strategy of attacking the Tories for trying to 'privatise' the NHS backfired last night after the father of a senior Labour politician admitted he had paid for treatment. Caron Wyn Jones, father of Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones, underwent a hip operation at a private clinic in Bridgend. He paid because the Welsh NHS could not perform the operation soon enough \u2013 and he was keen to get it done before a holiday. Ed Miliband's (left) strategy of attacking the Tories for trying to 'privatise' the NHS backfired after the father of a senior Labour politician - Welsh First Minister Carwn Jones (right) - said he paid for treatment . The disclosure came as Mr Miliband unveiled his General Election manifesto for the NHS. And it was embarrassing for Carwyn Jones, also Welsh Labour leader. Speaking from his semi-detached home in Bridgend, Mr Jones snr., 76, said his son, who has boasted of how he has 'kept the private sector out of the (Welsh) NHS', opposed his decision. He said: 'It was my decision against my son's wishes. He would not have wanted me to do it, oh goodness, no. 'It was the time factor because I was going to Italy. There's nothing wrong with the NHS. I'm a big supporter of it. I had my operation here in Bridgend. All profits go to the hospital. It's a private wing, it's not a private hospital.' The operation took place in a private clinic at the Princess of Wales NHS Hospital.\u00a0The Labour-controlled administration in Wales has come under intense criticism for a series of high-profile failings within the country's NHS. Earlier this year, a study said Welsh hospitals lagged behind England's on almost every measure. And it is claimed the wait in Wales for an NHS hip replacement is twice as long. Caron Wyn Jones, father of Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones, underwent a hip operation at a private clinic in Bridgend (file photo) Last night, Monmouth Tory MP David Davies said the move 'made a mockery' of Carwyn Jones's championing of the Welsh NHS. Mr Davies said: 'Carwyn Jones's father is one of many people in Wales who have to go private because they are unable to get the higher standards of NHS treatment delivered in England.' Mr Jones said: 'It would be wrong to question the decisions of any individual patient, my father included. My family has regularly used the Welsh NHS.\u00a0It is an institution I cherish both as First Minister and as a citizen.' Labour was under fire last night after the Tories pledged an extra \u00a38billion a year to the NHS by 2020 if they win the Election. Think tank the Nuffield Trust said Labour was 'now the only (major) party' not to have committed an equal sum. Lord Allen (pictured) holds a \u00a31.9million stake in a company which charges hospitals for services such as cleaning and catering . Ed Miliband has made the NHS the central thrust of Labour\u2019s Election campaign, vowing to stop private firms making more than 5 per cent profit in their dealings with the health service. But did he consult Charles Allen, chairman of the party\u2019s executive board, before announcing the policy? Lord Allen holds a \u00a31.9million stake in a company which charges hospitals for services such as cleaning and catering. He earns \u00a3210,000 a year as chairman of the ISS Group, a global \u2018facilities management\u2019 firm which last year made a 5.6 per cent profit on its \u00a3930million UK revenue. A spokesman for Lord Allen, 58, said the NHS makes up a \u2018small proportion\u2019 of the firm\u2019s business. The Labour candidate in Britain's most marginal seat was last night accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin in Moscow two years ago when a controversial billion-dollar arms deal was signed. Tulip Siddiq, a former aide to Ed Miliband, and who is standing for Labour in Hampstead, was at the Kremlin with her aunt, the hardline leader of Bangladesh who is accused of human rights abuses. A smiling Ms Siddiq was photographed alongside Putin and Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh and Ms Siddiq's mother Rehana. But the Tories last night accused Ms Siddiq of trying to conceal her extraordinary links to Putin and Sheikh Hasina. Labour candidate Tulip Siddiq (left) was last night accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin (right) in Moscow two years ago . They claimed she appears to have gone to great lengths to cover up her trip in January 2013 \u2013 just six months before she won a hotly-contested Labour selection contest in Hampstead \u2013 and her links with Hasina. The Tories also said she had deleted postings and photographs on her blog which showed how she campaigned to get her aunt re-elected. And they questioned why her 1,200-word official Labour profile made no mention of Putin, the arms deal or being a member of a ruling Bangladeshi dynasty. A Tory official said: 'It seems very odd that Ms Siddiq has appeared to try to conceal the most interesting parts of her political life.' Retiring Labour MP Glenda Jackson won Hampstead with a majority of just 42 in 2010. Last night a Labour spokesman said: 'Tulip is proud of her background and has always been very open about it.' As for the photograph, the spokesman said: 'Tulip was totally separate from any official delegation but was invited to an event with her family.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEd Miliband's strategy of attacking the Tories for trying to 'privatise' the NHS backfired last night after the father of a senior Labour politician admitted he had paid for treatment. Caron Wyn Jones, father of Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones, underwent a hip operation at a private clinic in Bridgend. He paid because the Welsh NHS could not perform the operation soon enough \u2013 and he was keen to get it done before a holiday. Ed Miliband's (left) strategy of attacking the Tories for trying to 'privatise' the NHS backfired after the father of a senior Labour politician - Welsh First Minister Carwn Jones (right) - said he paid for treatment . The disclosure came as Mr Miliband unveiled his General Election manifesto for the NHS. And it was embarrassing for Carwyn Jones, also Welsh Labour leader. Speaking from his semi-detached home in Bridgend, Mr Jones snr., 76, said his son, who has boasted of how he has 'kept the private sector out of the (Welsh) NHS', opposed his decision. He said: 'It was my decision against my son's wishes. He would not have wanted me to do it, oh goodness, no. 'It was the time factor because I was going to Italy. There's nothing wrong with the NHS. I'm a big supporter of it. I had my operation here in Bridgend. All profits go to the hospital. It's a private wing, it's not a private hospital.' The operation took place in a private clinic at the Princess of Wales NHS Hospital.\u00a0The Labour-controlled administration in Wales has come under intense criticism for a series of high-profile failings within the country's NHS. Earlier this year, a study said Welsh hospitals lagged behind England's on almost every measure. And it is claimed the wait in Wales for an NHS hip replacement is twice as long. Caron Wyn Jones, father of Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones, underwent a hip operation at a private clinic in Bridgend (file photo) Last night, Monmouth Tory MP David Davies said the move 'made a mockery' of Carwyn Jones's championing of the Welsh NHS. Mr Davies said: 'Carwyn Jones's father is one of many people in Wales who have to go private because they are unable to get the higher standards of NHS treatment delivered in England.' Mr Jones said: 'It would be wrong to question the decisions of any individual patient, my father included. My family has regularly used the Welsh NHS.\u00a0It is an institution I cherish both as First Minister and as a citizen.' Labour was under fire last night after the Tories pledged an extra \u00a38billion a year to the NHS by 2020 if they win the Election. Think tank the Nuffield Trust said Labour was 'now the only (major) party' not to have committed an equal sum. Lord Allen (pictured) holds a \u00a31.9million stake in a company which charges hospitals for services such as cleaning and catering . Ed Miliband has made the NHS the central thrust of Labour\u2019s Election campaign, vowing to stop private firms making more than 5 per cent profit in their dealings with the health service. But did he consult Charles Allen, chairman of the party\u2019s executive board, before announcing the policy? Lord Allen holds a \u00a31.9million stake in a company which charges hospitals for services such as cleaning and catering. He earns \u00a3210,000 a year as chairman of the ISS Group, a global \u2018facilities management\u2019 firm which last year made a 5.6 per cent profit on its \u00a3930million UK revenue. A spokesman for Lord Allen, 58, said the NHS makes up a \u2018small proportion\u2019 of the firm\u2019s business. The Labour candidate in Britain's most marginal seat was last night accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin in Moscow two years ago when a controversial billion-dollar arms deal was signed. Tulip Siddiq, a former aide to Ed Miliband, and who is standing for Labour in Hampstead, was at the Kremlin with her aunt, the hardline leader of Bangladesh who is accused of human rights abuses. A smiling Ms Siddiq was photographed alongside Putin and Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh and Ms Siddiq's mother Rehana. But the Tories last night accused Ms Siddiq of trying to conceal her extraordinary links to Putin and Sheikh Hasina. Labour candidate Tulip Siddiq (left) was last night accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin (right) in Moscow two years ago . They claimed she appears to have gone to great lengths to cover up her trip in January 2013 \u2013 just six months before she won a hotly-contested Labour selection contest in Hampstead \u2013 and her links with Hasina. The Tories also said she had deleted postings and photographs on her blog which showed how she campaigned to get her aunt re-elected. And they questioned why her 1,200-word official Labour profile made no mention of Putin, the arms deal or being a member of a ruling Bangladeshi dynasty. A Tory official said: 'It seems very odd that Ms Siddiq has appeared to try to conceal the most interesting parts of her political life.' Retiring Labour MP Glenda Jackson won Hampstead with a majority of just 42 in 2010. Last night a Labour spokesman said: 'Tulip is proud of her background and has always been very open about it.' As for the photograph, the spokesman said: 'Tulip was totally separate from any official delegation but was invited to an event with her family.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "61a3aab0504148ee86f330ea318b92ceefeabfc0", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Labour Leader Ed Miliband attacked the Tories for trying to 'privatise' NHS .\nStrategy backfired as Welsh First Minister's father sought private\u00a0treatment .\nCarwyn Jones' father Caron has a hip operation at a private Bridgend clinic .\nSaid he paid because Welsh NHS could not perform procedure soon enough ."}}
{"prompt": "It is the ground on which their husbands fought during the First World War. One hundred years on, these war widows are visiting the battlefields in Gallipoli - many of them for the first time. The war widows - who were much younger than their returned servicemen husbands - will be the guests of honour at the Gallipoli dawn service on Saturday. Among them is Jean Pockett, who experienced a little heart scare as she arrived in Turkey on Thursday. As she landed, she didn't feel so well and had to see the doctor. Scroll down for video . Jean Pockett, the widow of Private Arthur Herbert Pockett , is one of 10 war widows brought to Gallipoli by the Department of Veteran's Affairs for Anzac Day this Saturday on the Gallipoli Peninsular . Mrs Pockett (left) is the widow of Private Arthur Pockett (right), who fought with Australian forces on the Western Front during the First World War . Married life taught Mrs Pockett about the difficulties faced by war widows, who have often given so much to support men left damaged by war . 'He said \"I'm sure you've got a heart murmur\". I said what a load of garbage,' Mrs Pockett said, sitting in an armchair at her hotel in the southern Turkish city of Canakkale. Mrs Pockett is the widow of Private Arthur Pockett, who fought with Australian forces on the Western Front during the First World War. She's one of 10 World War One widows who have travelled to Gallipoli - a group who between them have a deeper understanding of the sacrifice and hardship of war than all the 10,500 Australians and New Zealanders who will see the dawn service on the historic battlefields. Arthur Pockett lost both legs as a result of his wounds at Passchendaele. He and Jean met and married after the war, when Jean was his neighbour and began helping the much older Arthur to look after his cat. Married life was difficult as Arthur suffered continually from his injuries. 'He was on morphine all the time and it was not a very happy union really because he spent more time in hospital than at home.' Ruth Littler - widow of Lieutenant Burnett Littler - arrived at Gallipoli on Thursday, April 22 . Ruth Littler's husband Lieutenant Guy Littler (right) was sent from Egypt to the Western Front where he collected a lifelong souvenir - shrapnel in his neck . Seeing the Gallipoli cliffs for the first time was an emotional experience for Mrs Littler. 'I was blown away,' she said . But married life also taught Jean about the difficulties faced by war widows, who have often given so much to support men left damaged by war. She is deeply involved in the War Widows Guild of Queensland, the Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation and volunteers at hospitals. With her commitment to the legacy of soldiers, Mrs Pockett has a special reason for being in Gallipoli this year. 'I was on the spot where we're going for Anzac Day over 40 years ago, when it was a paddock with sheep grazing on it and men going around with metal detectors pulling bombs out of the ground,' she said. 'Now I want to see it when it's all finished and I'm glad that he's up there looking to see that I am.' Private Robert Alldritt in uniform (left) and with his wife Veronica Alldritt (right)\u00a0who is one of 10 war widows brought to Gallipoli this year . War widow Veronica Alldritt\u00a0will join more than 10,000 Australians and New Zealanders at the ANZAC Commemorative site at Gallipoli for the ANZAC Day 100th anniversary commemoration . Ms\u00a0Alldritt's late husband\u00a0Private Robert Gregory Alldritt served at Gallipoli in 1915 . Ruth Littler's husband Lieutenant Guy Littler was sent from Egypt to the Western Front where he collected a lifelong souvenir - shrapnel in his neck. His father and brother fought at Gallipoli and in Europe, and his father was killed on the Western Front. Seeing the Gallipoli cliffs for the first time was an emotional experience for Mrs Littler. 'I was blown away,' she said. 'Imagine them - I can't believe what they went through.' Private Wilfred Roy Forbes in uniform (left) and later with his wife, now war widow, Claire Forbes (right) War widow Claire Forbes landed in Turkey on Thursday to honour her late husband\u00a0Private Wilfred Roy Forbes . The 86-year-old, of Queensland, is paying tribute to her late husband who served\u00a0in France in 1917 . War widow Claire Forbes (right) pictured with\u00a0Marjorie Cameron (left) as they arrive on the Gallipoli Peninsular on Thursday . Marjorie Cameron (right), 90, of Laurieton in NSW, and widow of Fitter Ernest Adkins (left), who served on the Western Front during World War I . One hundred years on, the battlefields in Gallipoli have been revisited by ten Australian war widows including Mrs\u00a0Cameron . All 10 war widows have visited the battlefield sites and already the experience has been moving. It has also been a particularly poignant journey for Rita Chisholm as this is her first trip to Gallipoli. The 80-year-old widow of Captain John MacKellar Chisholm spoke fondly of her latest memories of her husband. 'He was a beautiful person, a great mentor to me, a proud man and a very loving man,' she told Channel Nine's\u00a0Mornings. War widow Valarie Travathick, whose late husband served as a soldier in World War I, is also in Gallipoli . Betty Johnson (left), 81, of Western Australia and widow of Trooper Frank Osmond Maidment, and\u00a0Rita Chisholm (right), 80, of Queensland and widow of Captain John MacKellar Chisholm . All 10 war widows - who were much younger than their returned servicemen husbands - will be guests of honour at the Gallipoli dawn service . The women have visited the battlefield sites and already the experience has been moving. For some, it is their first time visiting Gallipoli . The group of women have a deeper understanding of the sacrifice and hardship of war than all the 10,500 Australians and New Zealanders who will see the dawn service on the historic battlefields . Michael Ronaldson, Minister for Veterans' Affairs, speaks with the ten war widows in Gallipoli .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt is the ground on which their husbands fought during the First World War. One hundred years on, these war widows are visiting the battlefields in Gallipoli - many of them for the first time. The war widows - who were much younger than their returned servicemen husbands - will be the guests of honour at the Gallipoli dawn service on Saturday. Among them is Jean Pockett, who experienced a little heart scare as she arrived in Turkey on Thursday. As she landed, she didn't feel so well and had to see the doctor. Scroll down for video . Jean Pockett, the widow of Private Arthur Herbert Pockett , is one of 10 war widows brought to Gallipoli by the Department of Veteran's Affairs for Anzac Day this Saturday on the Gallipoli Peninsular . Mrs Pockett (left) is the widow of Private Arthur Pockett (right), who fought with Australian forces on the Western Front during the First World War . Married life taught Mrs Pockett about the difficulties faced by war widows, who have often given so much to support men left damaged by war . 'He said \"I'm sure you've got a heart murmur\". I said what a load of garbage,' Mrs Pockett said, sitting in an armchair at her hotel in the southern Turkish city of Canakkale. Mrs Pockett is the widow of Private Arthur Pockett, who fought with Australian forces on the Western Front during the First World War. She's one of 10 World War One widows who have travelled to Gallipoli - a group who between them have a deeper understanding of the sacrifice and hardship of war than all the 10,500 Australians and New Zealanders who will see the dawn service on the historic battlefields. Arthur Pockett lost both legs as a result of his wounds at Passchendaele. He and Jean met and married after the war, when Jean was his neighbour and began helping the much older Arthur to look after his cat. Married life was difficult as Arthur suffered continually from his injuries. 'He was on morphine all the time and it was not a very happy union really because he spent more time in hospital than at home.' Ruth Littler - widow of Lieutenant Burnett Littler - arrived at Gallipoli on Thursday, April 22 . Ruth Littler's husband Lieutenant Guy Littler (right) was sent from Egypt to the Western Front where he collected a lifelong souvenir - shrapnel in his neck . Seeing the Gallipoli cliffs for the first time was an emotional experience for Mrs Littler. 'I was blown away,' she said . But married life also taught Jean about the difficulties faced by war widows, who have often given so much to support men left damaged by war. She is deeply involved in the War Widows Guild of Queensland, the Gallipoli Medical Research Foundation and volunteers at hospitals. With her commitment to the legacy of soldiers, Mrs Pockett has a special reason for being in Gallipoli this year. 'I was on the spot where we're going for Anzac Day over 40 years ago, when it was a paddock with sheep grazing on it and men going around with metal detectors pulling bombs out of the ground,' she said. 'Now I want to see it when it's all finished and I'm glad that he's up there looking to see that I am.' Private Robert Alldritt in uniform (left) and with his wife Veronica Alldritt (right)\u00a0who is one of 10 war widows brought to Gallipoli this year . War widow Veronica Alldritt\u00a0will join more than 10,000 Australians and New Zealanders at the ANZAC Commemorative site at Gallipoli for the ANZAC Day 100th anniversary commemoration . Ms\u00a0Alldritt's late husband\u00a0Private Robert Gregory Alldritt served at Gallipoli in 1915 . Ruth Littler's husband Lieutenant Guy Littler was sent from Egypt to the Western Front where he collected a lifelong souvenir - shrapnel in his neck. His father and brother fought at Gallipoli and in Europe, and his father was killed on the Western Front. Seeing the Gallipoli cliffs for the first time was an emotional experience for Mrs Littler. 'I was blown away,' she said. 'Imagine them - I can't believe what they went through.' Private Wilfred Roy Forbes in uniform (left) and later with his wife, now war widow, Claire Forbes (right) War widow Claire Forbes landed in Turkey on Thursday to honour her late husband\u00a0Private Wilfred Roy Forbes . The 86-year-old, of Queensland, is paying tribute to her late husband who served\u00a0in France in 1917 . War widow Claire Forbes (right) pictured with\u00a0Marjorie Cameron (left) as they arrive on the Gallipoli Peninsular on Thursday . Marjorie Cameron (right), 90, of Laurieton in NSW, and widow of Fitter Ernest Adkins (left), who served on the Western Front during World War I . One hundred years on, the battlefields in Gallipoli have been revisited by ten Australian war widows including Mrs\u00a0Cameron . All 10 war widows have visited the battlefield sites and already the experience has been moving. It has also been a particularly poignant journey for Rita Chisholm as this is her first trip to Gallipoli. The 80-year-old widow of Captain John MacKellar Chisholm spoke fondly of her latest memories of her husband. 'He was a beautiful person, a great mentor to me, a proud man and a very loving man,' she told Channel Nine's\u00a0Mornings. War widow Valarie Travathick, whose late husband served as a soldier in World War I, is also in Gallipoli . Betty Johnson (left), 81, of Western Australia and widow of Trooper Frank Osmond Maidment, and\u00a0Rita Chisholm (right), 80, of Queensland and widow of Captain John MacKellar Chisholm . All 10 war widows - who were much younger than their returned servicemen husbands - will be guests of honour at the Gallipoli dawn service . The women have visited the battlefield sites and already the experience has been moving. For some, it is their first time visiting Gallipoli . The group of women have a deeper understanding of the sacrifice and hardship of war than all the 10,500 Australians and New Zealanders who will see the dawn service on the historic battlefields . Michael Ronaldson, Minister for Veterans' Affairs, speaks with the ten war widows in Gallipoli ."}], "metadata": {"id": "b289ff23d087f73ac196114e631aafef4be3d3e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Ten Australian war widows travelled to Gallipoli to\u00a0attend this Saturday's Anzac centenary commemorations .\nThe group - who were much younger than their husbands - are guests of honour at the Gallipoli dawn service .\nThey will join more than 10,000 Australians and New Zealanders at the ANZAC Commemorative site at Gallipoli ."}}
{"prompt": "Shay Given will keep his place in Aston Villa's side for the FA Cup final at Wembley against Arsenal - and is putting Brad Guzan under pressure for the No 1 jersey in the Premier League. Guzan was said to be hurting after missing out on the semi-final victory over Liverpool, but understood Tim Sherwood's decision to keep faith in the competition with the Republic of Ireland goalkeeper. Given's performances in the FA Cup have given Sherwood plenty to consider as the Villa manager looks to pick up the points required to stay in the top-flight, beginning with a trip to Manchester City on Saturday evening. Shay Given celebrates Aston Villa's 2-1 victory against Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley . Villa goalkeeper Brad Guzen lost out to Given for the Liverpool clash and is set to lose out again for the final . 'Shay comes in every day and trains hard,' said goalkeeping coach Tony Parks. 'He's fully behind Guz when he plays in the league team and he puts pressure on him. If Guz isn't playing well then Shay will be back in the team. 'The reverse comes in the cup. Brad hurts, Brad wants to play at Wembley in the semi-final but like he said to me, it's all about the bigger picture. 'He understands that Shay has earned the right to play in these games and that Shay has earned the right to stay in the team for the Cup final. I don't see that really being a question.' Given's recent performances have given Villa boss Tim Sherwood plenty to ponder overt the coming weeks .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nShay Given will keep his place in Aston Villa's side for the FA Cup final at Wembley against Arsenal - and is putting Brad Guzan under pressure for the No 1 jersey in the Premier League. Guzan was said to be hurting after missing out on the semi-final victory over Liverpool, but understood Tim Sherwood's decision to keep faith in the competition with the Republic of Ireland goalkeeper. Given's performances in the FA Cup have given Sherwood plenty to consider as the Villa manager looks to pick up the points required to stay in the top-flight, beginning with a trip to Manchester City on Saturday evening. Shay Given celebrates Aston Villa's 2-1 victory against Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley . Villa goalkeeper Brad Guzen lost out to Given for the Liverpool clash and is set to lose out again for the final . 'Shay comes in every day and trains hard,' said goalkeeping coach Tony Parks. 'He's fully behind Guz when he plays in the league team and he puts pressure on him. If Guz isn't playing well then Shay will be back in the team. 'The reverse comes in the cup. Brad hurts, Brad wants to play at Wembley in the semi-final but like he said to me, it's all about the bigger picture. 'He understands that Shay has earned the right to play in these games and that Shay has earned the right to stay in the team for the Cup final. I don't see that really being a question.' Given's recent performances have given Villa boss Tim Sherwood plenty to ponder overt the coming weeks ."}], "metadata": {"id": "9789a93a0e998a80daf1b55413a36b9bcd7445fe", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Aston will face Arsenal in the FA Cup final at Wembley on May 30 .\nShay Given started for Villa in their 2-1 semi-final victory against Liverpool .\nVilla travel to the Etihad to play Manchester City on Saturday ."}}
{"prompt": "A New York teacher fired after allegedly encouraging pupils to bully a 13-year-old girl by writing down her worst qualities on the blackboard has said she is the victim of a terrible 'injustice' - and wants her job back. Madeline Luciano is said to have looked on as eighth grade pupils at PS 18, in Manhattan, wrote words like 'ugly', 'annoying' and 'phony' on the board to describe their classmate. It only stopped when the girl started crying. Sacked: Madeline Luciano, pictured, was fired after she allegedly allowed pupils to write nasty words about one of their classmates on the board . But Ms Luciano - who was fired following an investigation - claims far from encouraging them to bully the girl, the exercise was supposed to teach them they should be kinder to each other. The 40-year-old has now launched court action against the city's education department as she attempts to get her licence back so she can work in another school. Ms Luciano told the New York Daily News: 'I want justice. I was just trying to stop the bullying. This is insane. I don\u2019t deserve this.' The investigation into the incident, which took place last June, revealed how the girl had been targeted by bullies many times before. On this particular day, they had hidden her book bag. 'Injustice': Ms Luciano claims she was actually trying to teach a lesson about the evils of bullying . Ms Luciano then asked the students to write down any problems they had with the girl - and it ended with pupils shouting insults across the classroom and them being written on the board. But the teacher, who has worked for New York's education department since 2010, says things were never meant to go so far - and she told off the teen writing the nasty comments on the board. 'I had some very challenging eighth-grade students. I tried many different strategies to modify their behavior,'\u00a0Ms Luciano told the New York Post.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA New York teacher fired after allegedly encouraging pupils to bully a 13-year-old girl by writing down her worst qualities on the blackboard has said she is the victim of a terrible 'injustice' - and wants her job back. Madeline Luciano is said to have looked on as eighth grade pupils at PS 18, in Manhattan, wrote words like 'ugly', 'annoying' and 'phony' on the board to describe their classmate. It only stopped when the girl started crying. Sacked: Madeline Luciano, pictured, was fired after she allegedly allowed pupils to write nasty words about one of their classmates on the board . But Ms Luciano - who was fired following an investigation - claims far from encouraging them to bully the girl, the exercise was supposed to teach them they should be kinder to each other. The 40-year-old has now launched court action against the city's education department as she attempts to get her licence back so she can work in another school. Ms Luciano told the New York Daily News: 'I want justice. I was just trying to stop the bullying. This is insane. I don\u2019t deserve this.' The investigation into the incident, which took place last June, revealed how the girl had been targeted by bullies many times before. On this particular day, they had hidden her book bag. 'Injustice': Ms Luciano claims she was actually trying to teach a lesson about the evils of bullying . Ms Luciano then asked the students to write down any problems they had with the girl - and it ended with pupils shouting insults across the classroom and them being written on the board. But the teacher, who has worked for New York's education department since 2010, says things were never meant to go so far - and she told off the teen writing the nasty comments on the board. 'I had some very challenging eighth-grade students. I tried many different strategies to modify their behavior,'\u00a0Ms Luciano told the New York Post."}], "metadata": {"id": "a87b3ba950b1706492901c2c6e098c3543a6315b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Madeline Luciano was fired after an investigation into the incident last June .\nBut New York teacher claims the exercise was meant to stop the bullying .\nLuciano, 40, has launched court action to get her teaching licence back ."}}
{"prompt": "Modern technology is supposed to be making our lives easier, but often all it does is create more pitfalls. 21st century additions like a Facebook page, an Instagram profile and a smart phone often end up doing more damage to a budding relationship than good. These days we are more connected than ever, but that regularly pushes a potential partner further away. Smart phones and social media often cause nightmare for men and women on dates (picture posed by models) On a date in the 1990s, the biggest fails a person could be responsible for were a lack of conversation, food in the teeth or a man asking\u00a0the\u00a0woman to split the bill. Nowadays, the man or woman is also likely to try and\u00a0photograph\u00a0their food or keep\u00a0checking\u00a0their phone at\u00a0the\u00a0table. Girls are often caught out spending too much time in the bathroom, while they compare notes on their evening with friends as their date is sat back at the table. And after the evening is over both parties can fall foul of the temptation to get in touch too quickly - texting within hours of the meeting or checking out the other person's Facebook profile immediately. While on a date it is considered rude to leave your phone on the table \u00a0(picture posed by models) To save the\u00a0embarrassment\u00a0of being chucked before the relationship has heated up because of your addiction to technology, Blu e-cigarettes have listed the top ten ways to avoid showing yourself up. They include leaving conversations about the dating app Tinder to evenings with your friends, and checking with a potential boyfriend or girlfriend before changing your relationship on Facebook. - Keep phones off the dining table; your date wants to see your face, not your screen. - Don\u2019t be tempted to take a snap of your food for instagram - it will look like you\u2019re more interested in your followers than your date. - Refrain from \u2018checking in\u2019 your location online too; it could easily turn into a \u2018live-tweet\u2019 scenario or worse, a \u2018helpful\u2019 friend might drop by to see how it\u2019s going. - Keep it offline; immediately changing your relationship status on Facebook if the date\u2019s gone well is a sure-fire way to scare off your date. - If it goes really well, it might be time to move the chat away from text; take it to the next level and give them a call a few days after the date. - Do keep your taxi app handy in case you need to make a quick exit from a date disaster and you don\u2019t have any cash . - If you must update your friends on how the date\u2019s going, use snapchat \u2013 it won\u2019t leave any evidence! - Don\u2019t brag about the number of matches you\u2019ve had on Tinder, they won\u2019t appreciate it . - Don\u2019t assume your date will find that funny cat meme as hilarious as your friends did! - And finally, leave the Google Glass at home, as recording your companion for post-date analysis isn\u2019t likely to get you a second date .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nModern technology is supposed to be making our lives easier, but often all it does is create more pitfalls. 21st century additions like a Facebook page, an Instagram profile and a smart phone often end up doing more damage to a budding relationship than good. These days we are more connected than ever, but that regularly pushes a potential partner further away. Smart phones and social media often cause nightmare for men and women on dates (picture posed by models) On a date in the 1990s, the biggest fails a person could be responsible for were a lack of conversation, food in the teeth or a man asking\u00a0the\u00a0woman to split the bill. Nowadays, the man or woman is also likely to try and\u00a0photograph\u00a0their food or keep\u00a0checking\u00a0their phone at\u00a0the\u00a0table. Girls are often caught out spending too much time in the bathroom, while they compare notes on their evening with friends as their date is sat back at the table. And after the evening is over both parties can fall foul of the temptation to get in touch too quickly - texting within hours of the meeting or checking out the other person's Facebook profile immediately. While on a date it is considered rude to leave your phone on the table \u00a0(picture posed by models) To save the\u00a0embarrassment\u00a0of being chucked before the relationship has heated up because of your addiction to technology, Blu e-cigarettes have listed the top ten ways to avoid showing yourself up. They include leaving conversations about the dating app Tinder to evenings with your friends, and checking with a potential boyfriend or girlfriend before changing your relationship on Facebook. - Keep phones off the dining table; your date wants to see your face, not your screen. - Don\u2019t be tempted to take a snap of your food for instagram - it will look like you\u2019re more interested in your followers than your date. - Refrain from \u2018checking in\u2019 your location online too; it could easily turn into a \u2018live-tweet\u2019 scenario or worse, a \u2018helpful\u2019 friend might drop by to see how it\u2019s going. - Keep it offline; immediately changing your relationship status on Facebook if the date\u2019s gone well is a sure-fire way to scare off your date. - If it goes really well, it might be time to move the chat away from text; take it to the next level and give them a call a few days after the date. - Do keep your taxi app handy in case you need to make a quick exit from a date disaster and you don\u2019t have any cash . - If you must update your friends on how the date\u2019s going, use snapchat \u2013 it won\u2019t leave any evidence! - Don\u2019t brag about the number of matches you\u2019ve had on Tinder, they won\u2019t appreciate it . - Don\u2019t assume your date will find that funny cat meme as hilarious as your friends did! - And finally, leave the Google Glass at home, as recording your companion for post-date analysis isn\u2019t likely to get you a second date ."}], "metadata": {"id": "0e02ba2f8603fab23591b789c96827c87df8a1bd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Social media and smart phones cause a minefield of problems while dating .\nBeing clingy on Facebook or\u00a0constantly\u00a0on your mobile can be\u00a0off-putting .\nFEMAIL provides ten tips for stress-free dating ."}}
{"prompt": "Bingo hall toilets have tested positive for traces of Class A drugs amid evidence that an increasing number of pensioners are turning to hard drugs in retirement. Out of 17 bingo halls tested seven showed traces of cocaine, while another had traces of crack cocaine, a more dangerous form of the drug that is smoked, a newspaper investigation revealed. While the venues do let players as young as 18 in, the majority of attendees are elderly, and the discoveries mirror a spike in OAPs being treated for drug abuse. Out of 17 bingo halls tested across the country, seven had traces of cocaine in the toilets, while this one, in Hengrove Leisure Park, Bristol, was found to have traces of crack cocaine . Class A: While bingo halls allow people as young as 18 to visit, the majority of visitors are pensioners (pictured, Gala Bingo in Fishponds Road, Bristol, where traces of cocaine were found in the toilets) Figures from Public Health England show that 634 pensioners over 65 were treated for substance abuse in the last year, a rise of 20 per cent in a year, and double the rates seen in 2009. A probe by The Sun used swabs coated with special chemicals which reveal traces of cocaine to test toilet cubicles in bingo halls around the country. The news comes as hospital figures reveal a spike in drug abuse among the elderly, with 634 treated for addiction last year (stock picture) Two Gala Bingo premises in Clydebank Retail Park and Hawthorne Quadrant, Glasgow, tested positive for the drug, while Mecca Bingo in Coral Island, Blackpool, also showed traces of cocaine. Gala Bingo in Basildon and Mecca Bingo in Romford, Essex, also had positive results, as did Gala Bingo in Fishponds Road, Bristol. Another Bristol venue, Gala Bingo in Hengrove Leisure Park, tested positive for crack cocaine, which is highly addictive. Kate Lawrence, of drug charity Phoenix Futures, told the paper\u2019s Grant Rollings that the findings were unsurprising, adding that many older people turn to drugs to combat loneliness, or to socialise. She said: 'We assume older people don't want to go out and socialise, but they do, particularly if they are lonely. Loneliness is a massive trigger for drugs. 'The older generation isn't so well informed because we have concentrated on warning young people about drugs. Representatives from both Mecca Bingo and Gala Bingo said that their companies took a zero-tolerance policy on drugs and banned taking them on their premises. Figures released early last year showed that, as well as record numbers of pensioners being hospitalised with drug problems, thousands more were seeking help to kick the habit. Busted:\u00a0Mecca Bingo Blackpool was among the eight premises where traces of Class A drugs were found . Zero tolerance: Both Gala Bingo and Mecca Bingo said drug taking was banned in both of their venues (pictured,\u00a0Gala Bingo in Basildon, where cocaine traces were discovered) More than 2,000 people in their 60s, 70s and 80s sought help for problems relating to substance abuse in 2013 - double the number that were receiving treatment only five years ago. The dramatic rise is being blamed on those who first experimented with drugs during the 1960s, and have continued to use them on and off over the subsequent decades. The majority of those requesting help last year suffered from addictions to heroin or crack cocaine, although there were significant numbers who had problems with cannabis, amphetamines and prescription medications.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBingo hall toilets have tested positive for traces of Class A drugs amid evidence that an increasing number of pensioners are turning to hard drugs in retirement. Out of 17 bingo halls tested seven showed traces of cocaine, while another had traces of crack cocaine, a more dangerous form of the drug that is smoked, a newspaper investigation revealed. While the venues do let players as young as 18 in, the majority of attendees are elderly, and the discoveries mirror a spike in OAPs being treated for drug abuse. Out of 17 bingo halls tested across the country, seven had traces of cocaine in the toilets, while this one, in Hengrove Leisure Park, Bristol, was found to have traces of crack cocaine . Class A: While bingo halls allow people as young as 18 to visit, the majority of visitors are pensioners (pictured, Gala Bingo in Fishponds Road, Bristol, where traces of cocaine were found in the toilets) Figures from Public Health England show that 634 pensioners over 65 were treated for substance abuse in the last year, a rise of 20 per cent in a year, and double the rates seen in 2009. A probe by The Sun used swabs coated with special chemicals which reveal traces of cocaine to test toilet cubicles in bingo halls around the country. The news comes as hospital figures reveal a spike in drug abuse among the elderly, with 634 treated for addiction last year (stock picture) Two Gala Bingo premises in Clydebank Retail Park and Hawthorne Quadrant, Glasgow, tested positive for the drug, while Mecca Bingo in Coral Island, Blackpool, also showed traces of cocaine. Gala Bingo in Basildon and Mecca Bingo in Romford, Essex, also had positive results, as did Gala Bingo in Fishponds Road, Bristol. Another Bristol venue, Gala Bingo in Hengrove Leisure Park, tested positive for crack cocaine, which is highly addictive. Kate Lawrence, of drug charity Phoenix Futures, told the paper\u2019s Grant Rollings that the findings were unsurprising, adding that many older people turn to drugs to combat loneliness, or to socialise. She said: 'We assume older people don't want to go out and socialise, but they do, particularly if they are lonely. Loneliness is a massive trigger for drugs. 'The older generation isn't so well informed because we have concentrated on warning young people about drugs. Representatives from both Mecca Bingo and Gala Bingo said that their companies took a zero-tolerance policy on drugs and banned taking them on their premises. Figures released early last year showed that, as well as record numbers of pensioners being hospitalised with drug problems, thousands more were seeking help to kick the habit. Busted:\u00a0Mecca Bingo Blackpool was among the eight premises where traces of Class A drugs were found . Zero tolerance: Both Gala Bingo and Mecca Bingo said drug taking was banned in both of their venues (pictured,\u00a0Gala Bingo in Basildon, where cocaine traces were discovered) More than 2,000 people in their 60s, 70s and 80s sought help for problems relating to substance abuse in 2013 - double the number that were receiving treatment only five years ago. The dramatic rise is being blamed on those who first experimented with drugs during the 1960s, and have continued to use them on and off over the subsequent decades. The majority of those requesting help last year suffered from addictions to heroin or crack cocaine, although there were significant numbers who had problems with cannabis, amphetamines and prescription medications."}], "metadata": {"id": "a7508622f7e499c3ea0e38837059e942b868ff51", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Out of 17 bingo halls tested, seven revealed traces of cocaine in toilets .\nOne, in Bristol, even tested positive for dangerous variant crack cocaine .\nFigures show spike in OAPs receiving hospital treatment for drug abuse ."}}
{"prompt": "A zoo is facing criticism from animal rights activists after an Asian elephant died - 25 years after he sustained a leg injury while in captivity there. Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, Oregon Zoo officials announced on Facebook. He was 31. 'Rama had experienced a sharp decline in mobility in recent weeks, an issue stemming from a 25-year-old injury to his left front leg,' the zoo said in the post. Scroll down for videos . Missed: Rama the elephant was euthanized this week at the age of 31 by Oregon Zoo officials. His leg was injured after female elephants shoved him into a moat in 1990 . Skill: Rama used his trunk to create paintings, which reportedly earned over $100,000 in sales . It continued 'The treatments that had been successful for many years were no longer easing his discomfort, and so \u2014 with sadness and compassion \u2014 our animal-care staff decided the most humane course of action was to euthanize him.' The elephant's 32nd birthday would have taken place on Wednesday. Studies vary on how long Asian elephants live in captivity. A 2008 study which looked at Asian elephants in European zoos says they have a median life expectancy of 19 years. A 2004 study indicated a 36-year median for Asian elephants in North America. Zoo veterinarian Jim Storms said in a\u00a0release on the Oregon Zoo's website that Rama's 2013 tuberculosis diagnosis did not play a role. Deputy Director Chris Pfefferkorn said in the release the leg injury took place in 1990 as Rama was sexually maturing.\u00a0He said in what is considered normal activity for the animals, older female elephants shoved Rama out of the herd and into a moat. Courtney Scott, a leader of the protest group Free the Oregon Zoo Elephant, told\u00a0KOIN\u00a0'He shouldn't have been put in a herd with adult females when he was young.\u00a0I think that is a grave error on the part of the zoo and just shows what happens when elephants live in zoos.' Artwork: One of Rama's paintings - made by using his trunk - is seen here . Friendship: Rama (left) is seen with female elephant Chendra . Memories: Rama is seen in this 1991 photograph, one year after his leg was injured . 'Well, Rama sustained the injury before any of the folks that work here were here,' the zoo's elephant curator Bob Lee countered in an interview with KOIN. He went on 'They made the best decision they could at the time. They were trying to give Rama the opportunity to stay in that herd situation.' Scott also told the television station that Oregon Zoo doesn't have enough room to hold the elephants. Zoo staff, however, told KOIN construction on a larger elephant enclosure is underway. Lee told the television station 'Rama was a really special elephant. He had strong bonds with the folks that worked with him, to the community. 'We had a lot of people that would come out every Sunday and watch him paint. We had a lot of people that grew up with him.' Zoo officials said Rama's paintings have been showcased by the Mark Woolley Gallery. One woman, Calley O'Neill, painted with the elephant for five summers, KPTV\u00a0reported. According to the television station, Rama's solo paintings have made over $100,000.\u00a0Rama's work with O'Neill can be seen at the website forThe Rama Exhibition. O'Neill told KPTV 'There's no elephant on Earth that has ever done or ever will do such magnificent abstracts.' Debate: Elephant activist Courtney Scott (left) has claimed Oregon Zoo officials should not have placed Rama with female elephants at a young age. Elephant curator Bob Lee (right) has said zoo officials 'made the best decision they could at the time'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA zoo is facing criticism from animal rights activists after an Asian elephant died - 25 years after he sustained a leg injury while in captivity there. Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, Oregon Zoo officials announced on Facebook. He was 31. 'Rama had experienced a sharp decline in mobility in recent weeks, an issue stemming from a 25-year-old injury to his left front leg,' the zoo said in the post. Scroll down for videos . Missed: Rama the elephant was euthanized this week at the age of 31 by Oregon Zoo officials. His leg was injured after female elephants shoved him into a moat in 1990 . Skill: Rama used his trunk to create paintings, which reportedly earned over $100,000 in sales . It continued 'The treatments that had been successful for many years were no longer easing his discomfort, and so \u2014 with sadness and compassion \u2014 our animal-care staff decided the most humane course of action was to euthanize him.' The elephant's 32nd birthday would have taken place on Wednesday. Studies vary on how long Asian elephants live in captivity. A 2008 study which looked at Asian elephants in European zoos says they have a median life expectancy of 19 years. A 2004 study indicated a 36-year median for Asian elephants in North America. Zoo veterinarian Jim Storms said in a\u00a0release on the Oregon Zoo's website that Rama's 2013 tuberculosis diagnosis did not play a role. Deputy Director Chris Pfefferkorn said in the release the leg injury took place in 1990 as Rama was sexually maturing.\u00a0He said in what is considered normal activity for the animals, older female elephants shoved Rama out of the herd and into a moat. Courtney Scott, a leader of the protest group Free the Oregon Zoo Elephant, told\u00a0KOIN\u00a0'He shouldn't have been put in a herd with adult females when he was young.\u00a0I think that is a grave error on the part of the zoo and just shows what happens when elephants live in zoos.' Artwork: One of Rama's paintings - made by using his trunk - is seen here . Friendship: Rama (left) is seen with female elephant Chendra . Memories: Rama is seen in this 1991 photograph, one year after his leg was injured . 'Well, Rama sustained the injury before any of the folks that work here were here,' the zoo's elephant curator Bob Lee countered in an interview with KOIN. He went on 'They made the best decision they could at the time. They were trying to give Rama the opportunity to stay in that herd situation.' Scott also told the television station that Oregon Zoo doesn't have enough room to hold the elephants. Zoo staff, however, told KOIN construction on a larger elephant enclosure is underway. Lee told the television station 'Rama was a really special elephant. He had strong bonds with the folks that worked with him, to the community. 'We had a lot of people that would come out every Sunday and watch him paint. We had a lot of people that grew up with him.' Zoo officials said Rama's paintings have been showcased by the Mark Woolley Gallery. One woman, Calley O'Neill, painted with the elephant for five summers, KPTV\u00a0reported. According to the television station, Rama's solo paintings have made over $100,000.\u00a0Rama's work with O'Neill can be seen at the website forThe Rama Exhibition. O'Neill told KPTV 'There's no elephant on Earth that has ever done or ever will do such magnificent abstracts.' Debate: Elephant activist Courtney Scott (left) has claimed Oregon Zoo officials should not have placed Rama with female elephants at a young age. Elephant curator Bob Lee (right) has said zoo officials 'made the best decision they could at the time'"}], "metadata": {"id": "8a21a55ab21162de557699b3d9fb2e94e90080d7", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, Oregon Zoo officials announced on Facebook .\nZoo officials said Rama's leg was hurt in 1990, when older\u00a0female elephants shoved him out of the herd and he went into a moat .\nThey said Rama was euthanized after health problems from the leg injury .\nElephant group Free the Oregon Zoo Elephants has claimed zoo officials should not have placed Rama with the females at a young age ."}}
{"prompt": "Southampton manager Ronald Koeman accepts it will be difficult to keep hold of Nathaniel Clyne this summer as Manchester United prepare a bid for England's first-choice right back. An unparalleled summer talent drain last year led many onlookers to predict a meltdown at St Mary's, yet they have gone on to defy the odds and produce a remarkable season. Saints are pushing for a top-four finish in the Barclays Premier League with six matches to go, although that success has led the vultures to once again circle overhead. Nathaniel Clyne (left) has attracted the glances of several top clubs with his performances for Southampton . Clyne, out of contract next summer, is one such target and this week fuelled mounting speculation over a move to United by talking about his desire to play in the Champions League. Koeman twice won the competition as a player and fully understands Clyne's ambitions, and therefore the difficulty Saints may face in getting him to stay. 'It's up to the press how they take those kind of comments,' the Dutchman said. 'I like to play Champions League as well but that's the aspiration for every football player and it's a normal aspiration. If you don't mention that, there's something wrong. 'We are still in talking with the agent of Clyney, but it's difficult. I read in the press there's some interest. 'Nobody knocked on the door with an offer for Clyne, but we know (he has) one season on his contract and we want Clyne to stay at the club. Clyne made his full England debut last November . 'We need understanding for that but nothing else. 'We hope one day we will compare to the big ones, but that's difficult. We know our level, we know our possibilities. 'The club can't fight against big teams in the Premier League because the money and the possibilities of them are still much higher than we have.' Koeman's understanding will only last for so long, though, and the Southampton manager wants Clyne's future sorted before the end of the campaign. 'We don't wait until the end of the season because you know if there is a player who is left one season of his contract then you have to do something,' he said. 'Of course we have to do everything to keep the player in the team, but I like to know it as soon as possible - not in the last week of the season, but earlier on. 'I mentioned April but by the end of April, the first week of May, it's good to know something about his situation.' Clyne will be hoping to start for Saints at Stoke this weekend, having been dropped to the bench for the win against Hull. Filip Djuricic and Victor Wanyama will be absent for the trip to the Britannia Stadium, as will long-term absentees Fraser Forster, Emmanuel Mayuka and Jay Rodriguez. It is more than a year since the latter last featured for Saints, having ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in defeat at Manchester City. There is at last some positive news for Rodriguez, though, with the forward set to join up with first-team training for 'some parts of the sessions' from next week. 'I hope that he can play a part in one of them maybe last one,' Koeman said. 'Maybe it will be on one side a tough one (to return in) because it is Man City and he got this injury against them. 'That will be nice to end the season but the focus has to be next season and if he is part of one or two games this season it will be great for him, great for the team, great for the club. Adam Lallana was part of the Southampton exodus as he left St Mary's for Liverpool . Lallana was joined at Anfield by Dejan Lovren but Southampton have barely been affected by their absence . 'He is putting everything in to get back, but we are not in a hurry. If he comes back he has to be 100 per cent and that's most important.' Rodriguez's return to fitness will bring with it heightened speculation about his future. Like Clyne and Morgan Schneiderlin, the 25-year-old has been linked with a move away from St Mary's, with the likes of Tottenham, Manchester City and Liverpool mentioned. But Koeman said: 'Of course I expect we don't sell the player. The player didn't play in my first season as a manager. 'He's good guy, a positive one and a good player, and maybe that will be the best transfer what we can do for the next season.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSouthampton manager Ronald Koeman accepts it will be difficult to keep hold of Nathaniel Clyne this summer as Manchester United prepare a bid for England's first-choice right back. An unparalleled summer talent drain last year led many onlookers to predict a meltdown at St Mary's, yet they have gone on to defy the odds and produce a remarkable season. Saints are pushing for a top-four finish in the Barclays Premier League with six matches to go, although that success has led the vultures to once again circle overhead. Nathaniel Clyne (left) has attracted the glances of several top clubs with his performances for Southampton . Clyne, out of contract next summer, is one such target and this week fuelled mounting speculation over a move to United by talking about his desire to play in the Champions League. Koeman twice won the competition as a player and fully understands Clyne's ambitions, and therefore the difficulty Saints may face in getting him to stay. 'It's up to the press how they take those kind of comments,' the Dutchman said. 'I like to play Champions League as well but that's the aspiration for every football player and it's a normal aspiration. If you don't mention that, there's something wrong. 'We are still in talking with the agent of Clyney, but it's difficult. I read in the press there's some interest. 'Nobody knocked on the door with an offer for Clyne, but we know (he has) one season on his contract and we want Clyne to stay at the club. Clyne made his full England debut last November . 'We need understanding for that but nothing else. 'We hope one day we will compare to the big ones, but that's difficult. We know our level, we know our possibilities. 'The club can't fight against big teams in the Premier League because the money and the possibilities of them are still much higher than we have.' Koeman's understanding will only last for so long, though, and the Southampton manager wants Clyne's future sorted before the end of the campaign. 'We don't wait until the end of the season because you know if there is a player who is left one season of his contract then you have to do something,' he said. 'Of course we have to do everything to keep the player in the team, but I like to know it as soon as possible - not in the last week of the season, but earlier on. 'I mentioned April but by the end of April, the first week of May, it's good to know something about his situation.' Clyne will be hoping to start for Saints at Stoke this weekend, having been dropped to the bench for the win against Hull. Filip Djuricic and Victor Wanyama will be absent for the trip to the Britannia Stadium, as will long-term absentees Fraser Forster, Emmanuel Mayuka and Jay Rodriguez. It is more than a year since the latter last featured for Saints, having ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in defeat at Manchester City. There is at last some positive news for Rodriguez, though, with the forward set to join up with first-team training for 'some parts of the sessions' from next week. 'I hope that he can play a part in one of them maybe last one,' Koeman said. 'Maybe it will be on one side a tough one (to return in) because it is Man City and he got this injury against them. 'That will be nice to end the season but the focus has to be next season and if he is part of one or two games this season it will be great for him, great for the team, great for the club. Adam Lallana was part of the Southampton exodus as he left St Mary's for Liverpool . Lallana was joined at Anfield by Dejan Lovren but Southampton have barely been affected by their absence . 'He is putting everything in to get back, but we are not in a hurry. If he comes back he has to be 100 per cent and that's most important.' Rodriguez's return to fitness will bring with it heightened speculation about his future. Like Clyne and Morgan Schneiderlin, the 25-year-old has been linked with a move away from St Mary's, with the likes of Tottenham, Manchester City and Liverpool mentioned. But Koeman said: 'Of course I expect we don't sell the player. The player didn't play in my first season as a manager. 'He's good guy, a positive one and a good player, and maybe that will be the best transfer what we can do for the next season.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "62c05ad8f2f0be5e176e4ff25d4d585b4993eeac", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Southampton have seen several of their best players leave in recent years .\nNathaniel Clyne looks set to be the next to move on from St Mary's .\nManchester United have been linked with a move for the right back .\nSaints boss Ronald Koeman admits it will be difficult to keep him ."}}
{"prompt": "Siblings will no longer be given priority for school places amid soaring competition because of a booming population, it has emerged. Wandsworth council in London has announced that it is set to remove the rule\u00a0giving an automatic place to a pupil's brothers and sisters even if the family has moved out of the catchment area. This comes after it was revealed that 80,000 children face missing out on their preferred primary school, with more than 20,000 at risk of being denied any of their preferred choices. In the most oversubscribed areas, four in ten pupils are expected not to get a place at their favourite school amid an escalating crisis over places fuelled by a baby boom and immigration. Wandsworth council has announced that it is set to remove the rule giving priority to pupils' siblings, pictured is\u00a0Honeywell School which has a catchment area of just 182 metres . Wansdworth, which is an affluent borough, has decided to remove sibling priority from September 2016 in a bid to make the process fairer and give priority to children who live closest to schools. The change was also considered in Leeds and is expected to spread to more local authorities within the next few years, according to The Times. Families who move more than 800 metres from their preferred school in Wandsworth will lose their automatic entitlement to a place for younger brothers and sisters. A spokesman for the council said: 'A lot of people are getting school places then moving miles away, in some cases cashing in on house prices while retaining the school place. Siblings then get priority over children living closer to the school. The consultation was drawn up because parents were getting upset about this.' Honeywell, which is one of the most popular schools in Wandsworth, has a catchment area of just 182 metres, despite taking 90 children. None of the appeals for places at the schools were successful. Justine Roberts, Mumsnet CEO said:\u00a0'Giving priority to siblings is tricky; as one Mumsnet user says, 'it's lovely until the kids who live next door to the school can't get in'. 'For parents of two or more, having children at two different primaries can be a logistics nightmare; but for parents of only children, or to those whose children can't get in to nearby schools, it can feel pretty unfair. More than 80,000 children face missing out on their preferred primary school, with 20,000 at risk of being denied any of their preferred choices . 'On balance, most seem to think it would be sensible to restrict sibling priority to those families still living close to the school.' Wandsworth council announced the decision to consult parents  on the changes in September last year. Speaking at the time, education spokesman Cllr Kathy Tracey said: 'There has been a growing clamour from parents asking us to look at this rule because of mounting evidence that local school places are being offered to children living some distance away simply because they have an older sibling already enrolled there.' Professor Alan Smithers, director of the Centre for Education at the University of Buckingham, said: 'It's possible this could set a precedent. Canny parents, in order to get into a school, rent a property very close to the school gates then move back to their old property and siblings automatically get aplace. That's very annoying for people who genuinely live near the school. 'I'm sure the sibling rule will come under greater scrutiny if it continues to be abused in the way that it is.' Rachel Burrows from the UK's biggest parenting site Netmums said: 'Changing admission rules so siblings are no longer guaranteed a place at the same school will split parents' opinions. 'On the one hand, many parents will view the move as fairer as it will stamp out the practice of families renting a home near a good school to secure a place then moving out of the area. This has become commonplace near schools rated outstanding by Oftsed and can see kids that live close to a school denied a place in favour of siblings of children already at the school but who don't live locally. 'However, for parents who already have a child at one school but lose out on a place at the same establishment, it will cause chaos. They will face two or more school runs to different schools adding to traffic problems, more school administration and will be forced to buy extra uniforms and school kit. 'The proposals show starkly that the on-going baby boom has put unprecedented pressure on school places and local authorities are struggling to cope.' A surge of appeals is anticipated as families oppose their allocated schools, some of which will be up to two miles from their homes. Labour has released figures showing the number of young children being taught in classes of more than 30 pupils has more than tripled in five years. Data from councils shows that 102,615 pupils aged between five and seven are being taught in so-called supersize classes \u2013 compared with 31,265 in 2010. Councils are due to send out offers to more than 600,000 children for primary school places this September. Early figures obtained by the Daily Mail show that in East Sussex, 15 per cent did not get their first choice \u2013 up from 14 per cent last year. Just over 6 per cent got none of their choices. In Solihull, West Midlands, 13 per cent missed out on their first choice and 4 per cent got none. One school, Oak Cottage Primary School, had six applicants for every place. The figures are repeated in other areas.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSiblings will no longer be given priority for school places amid soaring competition because of a booming population, it has emerged. Wandsworth council in London has announced that it is set to remove the rule\u00a0giving an automatic place to a pupil's brothers and sisters even if the family has moved out of the catchment area. This comes after it was revealed that 80,000 children face missing out on their preferred primary school, with more than 20,000 at risk of being denied any of their preferred choices. In the most oversubscribed areas, four in ten pupils are expected not to get a place at their favourite school amid an escalating crisis over places fuelled by a baby boom and immigration. Wandsworth council has announced that it is set to remove the rule giving priority to pupils' siblings, pictured is\u00a0Honeywell School which has a catchment area of just 182 metres . Wansdworth, which is an affluent borough, has decided to remove sibling priority from September 2016 in a bid to make the process fairer and give priority to children who live closest to schools. The change was also considered in Leeds and is expected to spread to more local authorities within the next few years, according to The Times. Families who move more than 800 metres from their preferred school in Wandsworth will lose their automatic entitlement to a place for younger brothers and sisters. A spokesman for the council said: 'A lot of people are getting school places then moving miles away, in some cases cashing in on house prices while retaining the school place. Siblings then get priority over children living closer to the school. The consultation was drawn up because parents were getting upset about this.' Honeywell, which is one of the most popular schools in Wandsworth, has a catchment area of just 182 metres, despite taking 90 children. None of the appeals for places at the schools were successful. Justine Roberts, Mumsnet CEO said:\u00a0'Giving priority to siblings is tricky; as one Mumsnet user says, 'it's lovely until the kids who live next door to the school can't get in'. 'For parents of two or more, having children at two different primaries can be a logistics nightmare; but for parents of only children, or to those whose children can't get in to nearby schools, it can feel pretty unfair. More than 80,000 children face missing out on their preferred primary school, with 20,000 at risk of being denied any of their preferred choices . 'On balance, most seem to think it would be sensible to restrict sibling priority to those families still living close to the school.' Wandsworth council announced the decision to consult parents  on the changes in September last year. Speaking at the time, education spokesman Cllr Kathy Tracey said: 'There has been a growing clamour from parents asking us to look at this rule because of mounting evidence that local school places are being offered to children living some distance away simply because they have an older sibling already enrolled there.' Professor Alan Smithers, director of the Centre for Education at the University of Buckingham, said: 'It's possible this could set a precedent. Canny parents, in order to get into a school, rent a property very close to the school gates then move back to their old property and siblings automatically get aplace. That's very annoying for people who genuinely live near the school. 'I'm sure the sibling rule will come under greater scrutiny if it continues to be abused in the way that it is.' Rachel Burrows from the UK's biggest parenting site Netmums said: 'Changing admission rules so siblings are no longer guaranteed a place at the same school will split parents' opinions. 'On the one hand, many parents will view the move as fairer as it will stamp out the practice of families renting a home near a good school to secure a place then moving out of the area. This has become commonplace near schools rated outstanding by Oftsed and can see kids that live close to a school denied a place in favour of siblings of children already at the school but who don't live locally. 'However, for parents who already have a child at one school but lose out on a place at the same establishment, it will cause chaos. They will face two or more school runs to different schools adding to traffic problems, more school administration and will be forced to buy extra uniforms and school kit. 'The proposals show starkly that the on-going baby boom has put unprecedented pressure on school places and local authorities are struggling to cope.' A surge of appeals is anticipated as families oppose their allocated schools, some of which will be up to two miles from their homes. Labour has released figures showing the number of young children being taught in classes of more than 30 pupils has more than tripled in five years. Data from councils shows that 102,615 pupils aged between five and seven are being taught in so-called supersize classes \u2013 compared with 31,265 in 2010. Councils are due to send out offers to more than 600,000 children for primary school places this September. Early figures obtained by the Daily Mail show that in East Sussex, 15 per cent did not get their first choice \u2013 up from 14 per cent last year. Just over 6 per cent got none of their choices. In Solihull, West Midlands, 13 per cent missed out on their first choice and 4 per cent got none. One school, Oak Cottage Primary School, had six applicants for every place. The figures are repeated in other areas."}], "metadata": {"id": "cb9cfde2692d47ecac575e6c321afe061fa88bcb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Councils in London facing unprecedented pressure on primary places .\nWandsworth council set to scrap rule giving siblings automatic priority .\nThe aim is to make process fairer and give priority to those living nearby .\nMore than 20,000 at risk of being denied any of their preferred choices ."}}
{"prompt": "Wayne Rooney may have to revert to a midfield role at Stamford Bridge on Saturday night after Michael Carrick and Daley Blind were two of four Manchester United players ruled out of the clash with Chelsea. Centre-backs Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo will also miss the trip to the Premier League leaders, and with Jonny Evans completing his six-match ban, Louis van Gaal described it as \u2018the worst scenario\u2019. Jones and Blind, who was injured by Vincent Kompany\u2019s controversial challenge in the Manchester derby last weekend, both have ankle injuries while Carrick limped out of that game with a tight calf and Rojo later reported a stomach muscle problem. Michael Carrick limped off against Manchester City while Marcos Rojo picked up an injury soon after . Louis van Gaal also revealed in his pre-match press conference that Daley Blind and Phil Jones are out . Wayne Rooney has impressed up front in recent weeks but may have to drop further back . Louis van Gaal puts his arm round Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney during training this week . Van Gaal has revealed that Rooney may play in holding midfield role against Chelsea . 4-1-4-1: De Gea; Valencia, Smalling, Blackett, Shaw; Rooney; Mata, Herrera, Fellaini, Young; Falcao . United\u2019s injury setback means that Luke Shaw and Radamel Falcao could both be recalled against Jose Mourinho\u2019s side. \u2018I have to tell that we have four injuries who played the last match so that\u2019s not so good for us,\u2019 said Van Gaal. \u2018We had very good hope that we should recover two of the four but it\u2019s not like that. Carrick is out and Rojo is out, but also Blind and Jones. \u2018That\u2019s the worst scenario because Rojo and Jones are good players at the left central defender position. Evans is suspended so we don\u2019t have many choices. Blind and Carrick could play the midfield holding position and I don\u2019t have any other option, or I have to play Wayne Rooney in that position again. I have to puzzle a lot for tomorrow. \u2018Other players can take profit of the momentum now. It\u2019s always like that. It\u2019s not special in the life of a manager or a team. \u2018You have seen that I took Jones off pitch (against Manchester City) because of injury, you have seen that Carrick was off the pitch, you have seen the tackle of Kompany against Blind. Only Rojo is a little bit surprising because he felt it the day after the match. \u2018It\u2019s because of the distance between the matches. Blind and Jones were very close to playing but it was not enough. \u2018Other players can take profit of the moment now. It\u2019s always like that. It\u2019s not special in the life of a manager or a team.\u2019 Louis van Gaal addresses the media ahead of Man United's crucial Premier League clash with Chelsea . Luke Shaw hasn't featured under Louis van Gaal recently but should return to play at left back . Juan Mata is closed down by his Man United team-mates during a training session on Friday . Maroaune Fellaini will be hoping to continue his impressive form against Chelsea on Saturday evening . Marouane Fellaini is embraced by his team-mates after scoring against rivals Man City last week . Sports analysts BSports predict that a Chelsea win is easily the most likely outcome at Stamford Bridge . Asked if Shaw could return for the first time since being substituted in the FA Cup defeat to Arsenal last month amid concerns over his fitness, Van Gaal replied: \u2018Maybe you shall see tomorrow. You never know. Luke is fit enough I think. He has already had more than four or five weeks with no match and I don\u2019t like that. But we train and I think he is fit enough.\u2019 With Chelsea holding an eight-point lead and a game in hand over third-placed United, Van Gaal believes it is asking too much for his team to win the title. He also claimed that Mourinho will be happy with a draw. \u2018It\u2019s still possible, I\u2019ve said that before,\u2019 he added. \u2018It is not logical but it is possible. It\u2019s more when and if, and I don\u2019t believe in when and if. I believe in facts. The fact is that we are behind Chelsea. \u2018But, alright, we have to play against them and so do Arsenal so we can lay pressure on Chelsea\u2019s shoulders. You never know, you\u2019ve seen it in previous Premier League seasons. So I cannot say it is not possible, but it is not logical. \u2018They play at home but I think that Chelsea will be satisfied with a draw. Of course they will want to beat Manchester United and we want to beat them, the question is how long players can play in the discipline. \u2018We live for these titles, we are doing this for that. The only satisfaction you have as a manager is when you win a title. When you are second or third you can play Champions League, but a title is more fixed for you and you have your name on it. That\u2019s why managers are fixated on titles. When you reach that goal you are happy. \u2018To be involved in the game with young people to reach a goal, that is also a goal of mine. That is why I\u2019m still a manager because I don\u2019t have to work anymore \u2013 you can count on that. I like to work with young people and help them in their career.\u2019 Robin van Persie (back right) has only been training with United for a week but may return to feature . Van Gaal gave a young Mourinho his break in coaching at Barcelona. Asked to compare the Portuguese with his current assistant Ryan Giggs, the United boss admitted that he has been surprised by the Old Trafford legend\u2019s work ethic. He said: \u2018It\u2019s always difficult. People compare with each other because Jose Mourinho was not the world-class player that Ryan Giggs was. So that\u2019s the same thing with me. I was not as world-class as, for example, Johann Cruyff yet our ambition is maybe then higher. \u2018But I have to admit that I could not imagine when I spoke with him (Giggs) in May or June to ask him to be my assistant manager and we spoke about how we saw it, that he works very hard. As an ex-player you are not used to working very hard and he is a very hard worker, and he reads the game very well like Jose. But to manage a group you have to work, and what I can see is that he\u2019s learning quickly.\u2019 Chris Smalling celebrates after netting the fourth goal in the comprehensive victory at Old Trafford .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWayne Rooney may have to revert to a midfield role at Stamford Bridge on Saturday night after Michael Carrick and Daley Blind were two of four Manchester United players ruled out of the clash with Chelsea. Centre-backs Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo will also miss the trip to the Premier League leaders, and with Jonny Evans completing his six-match ban, Louis van Gaal described it as \u2018the worst scenario\u2019. Jones and Blind, who was injured by Vincent Kompany\u2019s controversial challenge in the Manchester derby last weekend, both have ankle injuries while Carrick limped out of that game with a tight calf and Rojo later reported a stomach muscle problem. Michael Carrick limped off against Manchester City while Marcos Rojo picked up an injury soon after . Louis van Gaal also revealed in his pre-match press conference that Daley Blind and Phil Jones are out . Wayne Rooney has impressed up front in recent weeks but may have to drop further back . Louis van Gaal puts his arm round Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney during training this week . Van Gaal has revealed that Rooney may play in holding midfield role against Chelsea . 4-1-4-1: De Gea; Valencia, Smalling, Blackett, Shaw; Rooney; Mata, Herrera, Fellaini, Young; Falcao . United\u2019s injury setback means that Luke Shaw and Radamel Falcao could both be recalled against Jose Mourinho\u2019s side. \u2018I have to tell that we have four injuries who played the last match so that\u2019s not so good for us,\u2019 said Van Gaal. \u2018We had very good hope that we should recover two of the four but it\u2019s not like that. Carrick is out and Rojo is out, but also Blind and Jones. \u2018That\u2019s the worst scenario because Rojo and Jones are good players at the left central defender position. Evans is suspended so we don\u2019t have many choices. Blind and Carrick could play the midfield holding position and I don\u2019t have any other option, or I have to play Wayne Rooney in that position again. I have to puzzle a lot for tomorrow. \u2018Other players can take profit of the momentum now. It\u2019s always like that. It\u2019s not special in the life of a manager or a team. \u2018You have seen that I took Jones off pitch (against Manchester City) because of injury, you have seen that Carrick was off the pitch, you have seen the tackle of Kompany against Blind. Only Rojo is a little bit surprising because he felt it the day after the match. \u2018It\u2019s because of the distance between the matches. Blind and Jones were very close to playing but it was not enough. \u2018Other players can take profit of the moment now. It\u2019s always like that. It\u2019s not special in the life of a manager or a team.\u2019 Louis van Gaal addresses the media ahead of Man United's crucial Premier League clash with Chelsea . Luke Shaw hasn't featured under Louis van Gaal recently but should return to play at left back . Juan Mata is closed down by his Man United team-mates during a training session on Friday . Maroaune Fellaini will be hoping to continue his impressive form against Chelsea on Saturday evening . Marouane Fellaini is embraced by his team-mates after scoring against rivals Man City last week . Sports analysts BSports predict that a Chelsea win is easily the most likely outcome at Stamford Bridge . Asked if Shaw could return for the first time since being substituted in the FA Cup defeat to Arsenal last month amid concerns over his fitness, Van Gaal replied: \u2018Maybe you shall see tomorrow. You never know. Luke is fit enough I think. He has already had more than four or five weeks with no match and I don\u2019t like that. But we train and I think he is fit enough.\u2019 With Chelsea holding an eight-point lead and a game in hand over third-placed United, Van Gaal believes it is asking too much for his team to win the title. He also claimed that Mourinho will be happy with a draw. \u2018It\u2019s still possible, I\u2019ve said that before,\u2019 he added. \u2018It is not logical but it is possible. It\u2019s more when and if, and I don\u2019t believe in when and if. I believe in facts. The fact is that we are behind Chelsea. \u2018But, alright, we have to play against them and so do Arsenal so we can lay pressure on Chelsea\u2019s shoulders. You never know, you\u2019ve seen it in previous Premier League seasons. So I cannot say it is not possible, but it is not logical. \u2018They play at home but I think that Chelsea will be satisfied with a draw. Of course they will want to beat Manchester United and we want to beat them, the question is how long players can play in the discipline. \u2018We live for these titles, we are doing this for that. The only satisfaction you have as a manager is when you win a title. When you are second or third you can play Champions League, but a title is more fixed for you and you have your name on it. That\u2019s why managers are fixated on titles. When you reach that goal you are happy. \u2018To be involved in the game with young people to reach a goal, that is also a goal of mine. That is why I\u2019m still a manager because I don\u2019t have to work anymore \u2013 you can count on that. I like to work with young people and help them in their career.\u2019 Robin van Persie (back right) has only been training with United for a week but may return to feature . Van Gaal gave a young Mourinho his break in coaching at Barcelona. Asked to compare the Portuguese with his current assistant Ryan Giggs, the United boss admitted that he has been surprised by the Old Trafford legend\u2019s work ethic. He said: \u2018It\u2019s always difficult. People compare with each other because Jose Mourinho was not the world-class player that Ryan Giggs was. So that\u2019s the same thing with me. I was not as world-class as, for example, Johann Cruyff yet our ambition is maybe then higher. \u2018But I have to admit that I could not imagine when I spoke with him (Giggs) in May or June to ask him to be my assistant manager and we spoke about how we saw it, that he works very hard. As an ex-player you are not used to working very hard and he is a very hard worker, and he reads the game very well like Jose. But to manage a group you have to work, and what I can see is that he\u2019s learning quickly.\u2019 Chris Smalling celebrates after netting the fourth goal in the comprehensive victory at Old Trafford ."}], "metadata": {"id": "4a065f94ecdbf0f2483193bb64a67267a2bb8794", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Manchester United have won six games in a row ahead of Chelsea clash .\nBut Louis van Gaal will travel to Stamford Bridge without several key men .\nPhil Jones, Marcos Rojo, Michael Carrick and Daley Blind are all sidelined .\nLuke Shaw should start at left back on return to Manchester United side .\nWayne Rooney may have to revert back to holding midfield role .\nLouis van Gaal describes injuries as 'the worst possible scenario'"}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Love it or hate it, Jared Leto's interpretation of the Joker is an internet sensation. The Oscar winner put on white makeup (and a lot of tattoos this time) to portray the Clown Prince of Crime in the upcoming movie \"Suicide Squad.\" Set for release August 5, 2016, \"Suicide Squad\" is based on the DC Comics series and also stars Will Smith, Margot Robbie and Viola Davis. Twitter users got their first look at Leto in character Friday night, and the memes started almost immediately. From comparisons to \"Home Alone\" to an imagining of Ben Affleck tatted up, people on social media put their Photoshopping skills to work all weekend. Which is your favorite?", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Love it or hate it, Jared Leto's interpretation of the Joker is an internet sensation. The Oscar winner put on white makeup (and a lot of tattoos this time) to portray the Clown Prince of Crime in the upcoming movie \"Suicide Squad.\" Set for release August 5, 2016, \"Suicide Squad\" is based on the DC Comics series and also stars Will Smith, Margot Robbie and Viola Davis. Twitter users got their first look at Leto in character Friday night, and the memes started almost immediately. From comparisons to \"Home Alone\" to an imagining of Ben Affleck tatted up, people on social media put their Photoshopping skills to work all weekend. Which is your favorite?"}], "metadata": {"id": "fd6bc93561e36fea7ca9a4785f2f4fe2b16828ab", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Leto will play the Clown Prince of Crime in 2016's \"Suicide Squad\"\nThe first picture of Leto in character led to a series of spoof photos ."}}
{"prompt": "The seven-year-old daughter of a lesbian couple has made a video to help explain to other children who have two mothers how they were created. Sophia breaks down the issue simply for youngsters by explaining the baby-making process in a very cute way. The short film was created by The Next Family, an organisation that supports diverse families. How life begins:\u00a0Seven-year-old Sophia, the daughter of two moms, made a video to help others understand how her moms had a baby . Simply put: Sophia created some illustrations to help make her point as she addressed the camera . 'If you're a kid with two moms and you don't know how to explain it to other kids or people, this is a video of how you can explain it,' Sophia enthusiastically starts her video. 'Say you have mom, and she was in love with this other mom, and then they married, and then they're going to have a baby. But they need a boy!' Her mother gently guides her as she explains the facts about how 'they call this guy at this place called a sperm donor'. Sophia continues: 'They ask for sperm from him and when he gives it to them and they say thank you, and then he is their invisible \u2013 the kid's invisible father and\u2026 and, well, that's how they get born. The end.' The video is illustrated by the first-grader, who uses a series of kid-friendly cartoons to depict the process she is describing. Motherly bond: The film was created by The Next Family, an organisation that supports diverse families . Sperm donor:\u00a0With just a little bit of help from her mum, she explains the facts . Easy conversation: Sophia hopes that it may allow other children from same-sex parent families to understand . The clip may give parents ideas about to how to address some of life's most difficult topics. Parents can find it difficult at the best of times, but in the case of same sex couples, the topic can prove to be even more of a challenge. Yet, Sophia appears to take it all in her stride and despite a few giggles during the video and occasionally struggling to get her words out, she manages to deliver her innocent message. According to the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, there are approximately 594,000 same-sex partner households. Around 27 per cent of those homes have children.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe seven-year-old daughter of a lesbian couple has made a video to help explain to other children who have two mothers how they were created. Sophia breaks down the issue simply for youngsters by explaining the baby-making process in a very cute way. The short film was created by The Next Family, an organisation that supports diverse families. How life begins:\u00a0Seven-year-old Sophia, the daughter of two moms, made a video to help others understand how her moms had a baby . Simply put: Sophia created some illustrations to help make her point as she addressed the camera . 'If you're a kid with two moms and you don't know how to explain it to other kids or people, this is a video of how you can explain it,' Sophia enthusiastically starts her video. 'Say you have mom, and she was in love with this other mom, and then they married, and then they're going to have a baby. But they need a boy!' Her mother gently guides her as she explains the facts about how 'they call this guy at this place called a sperm donor'. Sophia continues: 'They ask for sperm from him and when he gives it to them and they say thank you, and then he is their invisible \u2013 the kid's invisible father and\u2026 and, well, that's how they get born. The end.' The video is illustrated by the first-grader, who uses a series of kid-friendly cartoons to depict the process she is describing. Motherly bond: The film was created by The Next Family, an organisation that supports diverse families . Sperm donor:\u00a0With just a little bit of help from her mum, she explains the facts . Easy conversation: Sophia hopes that it may allow other children from same-sex parent families to understand . The clip may give parents ideas about to how to address some of life's most difficult topics. Parents can find it difficult at the best of times, but in the case of same sex couples, the topic can prove to be even more of a challenge. Yet, Sophia appears to take it all in her stride and despite a few giggles during the video and occasionally struggling to get her words out, she manages to deliver her innocent message. According to the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, there are approximately 594,000 same-sex partner households. Around 27 per cent of those homes have children."}], "metadata": {"id": "8dc77eed14625df596d9116226501c62d023392f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Sophia, the daughter of a lesbian, explains how two mothers are able to have a baby .\nVideo was posted on a lifestyle website for lesbian moms, gay dads, single parents and adoptive families .\nThe first-grader also put together a series of illustrations to accompany\u00a0the clip ."}}
{"prompt": "Suddenly, after close to 14 years of international football and just 33 caps, Michael Carrick is the answer for England. He was very impressive against Italy in a friendly, true; and he has been an important influence on Manchester United\u2019s revival. Yet it would be unfortunate in the extreme if four consecutive England managers had all failed to spot a game-changing wizard in their midst. Here\u2019s the reality. Carrick has made nine competitive starts for England, and the majority have been ordinary at best. He played in the match against Ecuador in the 2006 World Cup, in which England were saved by a David Beckham free-kick, and was then dropped and replaced by the more energetic Owen Hargreaves for the quarter-final with Portugal. Michael Carrick played against Ecuador at the 2006 World Cup but was dropped for the quarter-final . England have won just four competitive matches when Carrick started, including against Poland . Carrick (left) played in the 2-0 defeat by Croatia which went a long way to England missing out on Euro 2008 . Under Steve McClaren he started in the disastrous double header of a 0-0 home draw with Macedonia followed by a 2-0 defeat in Croatia \u2014 the results that effectively cost England\u2019s place at the 2008 European Championship. He was also part of unconvincing performances in Poland and, particularly, Montenegro under Roy Hodgson. England have won four competitive games in which Carrick has started \u2014 against Ecuador, and then San Marino, Poland and Lithuania, all at home. Ecuador were feisty opponents and Carrick struggled to match their intensity; the same in the second half in Montenegro, when England were overwhelmed and fortunate not to lose. The home draw with Macedonia \u2014 more than either defeat to Croatia \u2014 was the worst result of McClaren\u2019s reign. Carrick was hailed after an impressive performance for England in their friendly draw with Italy last week . Carrick has also been impressive in Manchester United's midfield under Louis van Gaal this season . So the idea that England managers are fools for consistently preferring Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard is misguided. Carrick had chances throughout his career, and little changed. Equally, in less than one year, between May 30, 2009, and May 9, 2010, Lampard scored more goals for club and country than Carrick has in his entire career. Gerrard took slightly longer \u2014 outscoring Carrick in entirety between October 24, 2007 and December 13, 2008. And it wasn\u2019t as if Lampard and Gerrard couldn\u2019t pass or put a tackle in, too. Maybe Carrick has improved with age. Maybe he is the best around right now. He certainly deserves to be judged on his current performances, not his past. Just don\u2019t think that there isn\u2019t a reason why his international career underwhelms. They\u2019re not all idiots, these England managers.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSuddenly, after close to 14 years of international football and just 33 caps, Michael Carrick is the answer for England. He was very impressive against Italy in a friendly, true; and he has been an important influence on Manchester United\u2019s revival. Yet it would be unfortunate in the extreme if four consecutive England managers had all failed to spot a game-changing wizard in their midst. Here\u2019s the reality. Carrick has made nine competitive starts for England, and the majority have been ordinary at best. He played in the match against Ecuador in the 2006 World Cup, in which England were saved by a David Beckham free-kick, and was then dropped and replaced by the more energetic Owen Hargreaves for the quarter-final with Portugal. Michael Carrick played against Ecuador at the 2006 World Cup but was dropped for the quarter-final . England have won just four competitive matches when Carrick started, including against Poland . Carrick (left) played in the 2-0 defeat by Croatia which went a long way to England missing out on Euro 2008 . Under Steve McClaren he started in the disastrous double header of a 0-0 home draw with Macedonia followed by a 2-0 defeat in Croatia \u2014 the results that effectively cost England\u2019s place at the 2008 European Championship. He was also part of unconvincing performances in Poland and, particularly, Montenegro under Roy Hodgson. England have won four competitive games in which Carrick has started \u2014 against Ecuador, and then San Marino, Poland and Lithuania, all at home. Ecuador were feisty opponents and Carrick struggled to match their intensity; the same in the second half in Montenegro, when England were overwhelmed and fortunate not to lose. The home draw with Macedonia \u2014 more than either defeat to Croatia \u2014 was the worst result of McClaren\u2019s reign. Carrick was hailed after an impressive performance for England in their friendly draw with Italy last week . Carrick has also been impressive in Manchester United's midfield under Louis van Gaal this season . So the idea that England managers are fools for consistently preferring Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard is misguided. Carrick had chances throughout his career, and little changed. Equally, in less than one year, between May 30, 2009, and May 9, 2010, Lampard scored more goals for club and country than Carrick has in his entire career. Gerrard took slightly longer \u2014 outscoring Carrick in entirety between October 24, 2007 and December 13, 2008. And it wasn\u2019t as if Lampard and Gerrard couldn\u2019t pass or put a tackle in, too. Maybe Carrick has improved with age. Maybe he is the best around right now. He certainly deserves to be judged on his current performances, not his past. Just don\u2019t think that there isn\u2019t a reason why his international career underwhelms. They\u2019re not all idiots, these England managers."}], "metadata": {"id": "4114097b1c8511b6ff88970a9f43c69f2b2c38c9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Michael Carrick impressed during England's draw with Italy last week .\nBut the midfielder has been ordinary in his nine competitive starts .\nEngland won four of those -  Ecuador, San Marino, Poland and Lithuania .\nEngland bosses consistently\u00a0preferred\u00a0Steven Gerrard or Frank\u00a0Lampard ."}}
{"prompt": "A Frenchman was in custody tonight suspected of killing his British expat neighbour and throwing his body down a well in rural Normandy. David King, 70, and originally from east London, had not been seen for six months in the picturesque hamlet of Pierres, in the Calvados department, south west of Caen. He retired there from his job as an engineer in Britain some 15 years ago. On October 27, he went to tea with friends living close to his home, and is thought to have got into an argument with one, aged 28. Disappeared: David King, 70, had been missing for six months from his home in Normandy, France . Carole Etienne, the Caen prosecutor, said: 'He admitted there was an argument, and to putting the body in the well. In the coming hours we will try to learn more about what caused the death.' Ms Etienne added: 'We're no longer following a missing person's enquiry, but one for manslaughter because of the presence of unusual clues. 'Inconsistent explanations' and DNA analysis all led investigators to 'suspect someone in connection with a killing', said Ms Etienne. 'He has not yet explained the circumstances of the death,' said Ms Etienne. I have the before, I have the after, I don't have the in-between.' Mr King had been living in France for 15 years . Ms Etienne said the suspect had not yet been identified publicly. On Wednesday police sniffer dogs were taken to Mr King's hamlet, and found his corpse at the bottom of the 12ft well. Mr King lived alone, but regularly kept in touch with family, including grandchildren in the UK, said another source close to the investigation. It is believed he has in son in Brighton, East Sussex and a daughter in Australia, who French police initially thought he was visiting after his disappearance last year. He was known to have a heart condition, and there were concerns that he had travelled away without his medication. Other theories included suicide, but his family did not believe it, as they had been looking forward to seeing him at Christmas. It was also suggested that he might have gone to see his daughter in Australia, but this was ruled out too because a passport was found at his home. International organisations including the Lucie Blackman Trust were involved in trying to solve the mystery, posting pictures of Mr King online. His disappearance 'caused a great deal of fear' among British expats living in the area - one which is very beautiful but also extremely isolated, said the source. In February, Mr King's car, a Renault Scenic was found parked in Vire, a nearby town, but there was no sign of any body. A friend told The Independent: 'We had grown used to the idea that we would never see Dave again but this is the worst possible outcome to the mystery.' Mr King was a keen gardener who chose to settle in an area popular with older British expatriates. Autopsy results are expected to be announced on Friday. Discovery: Police had thought he was in his car (pictured), but his body has now been found down a well. Mr King's 28-year-old neighbour is now in custody being questioned about his death .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Frenchman was in custody tonight suspected of killing his British expat neighbour and throwing his body down a well in rural Normandy. David King, 70, and originally from east London, had not been seen for six months in the picturesque hamlet of Pierres, in the Calvados department, south west of Caen. He retired there from his job as an engineer in Britain some 15 years ago. On October 27, he went to tea with friends living close to his home, and is thought to have got into an argument with one, aged 28. Disappeared: David King, 70, had been missing for six months from his home in Normandy, France . Carole Etienne, the Caen prosecutor, said: 'He admitted there was an argument, and to putting the body in the well. In the coming hours we will try to learn more about what caused the death.' Ms Etienne added: 'We're no longer following a missing person's enquiry, but one for manslaughter because of the presence of unusual clues. 'Inconsistent explanations' and DNA analysis all led investigators to 'suspect someone in connection with a killing', said Ms Etienne. 'He has not yet explained the circumstances of the death,' said Ms Etienne. I have the before, I have the after, I don't have the in-between.' Mr King had been living in France for 15 years . Ms Etienne said the suspect had not yet been identified publicly. On Wednesday police sniffer dogs were taken to Mr King's hamlet, and found his corpse at the bottom of the 12ft well. Mr King lived alone, but regularly kept in touch with family, including grandchildren in the UK, said another source close to the investigation. It is believed he has in son in Brighton, East Sussex and a daughter in Australia, who French police initially thought he was visiting after his disappearance last year. He was known to have a heart condition, and there were concerns that he had travelled away without his medication. Other theories included suicide, but his family did not believe it, as they had been looking forward to seeing him at Christmas. It was also suggested that he might have gone to see his daughter in Australia, but this was ruled out too because a passport was found at his home. International organisations including the Lucie Blackman Trust were involved in trying to solve the mystery, posting pictures of Mr King online. His disappearance 'caused a great deal of fear' among British expats living in the area - one which is very beautiful but also extremely isolated, said the source. In February, Mr King's car, a Renault Scenic was found parked in Vire, a nearby town, but there was no sign of any body. A friend told The Independent: 'We had grown used to the idea that we would never see Dave again but this is the worst possible outcome to the mystery.' Mr King was a keen gardener who chose to settle in an area popular with older British expatriates. Autopsy results are expected to be announced on Friday. Discovery: Police had thought he was in his car (pictured), but his body has now been found down a well. Mr King's 28-year-old neighbour is now in custody being questioned about his death ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a34e3124f9dbeb07111a88f3e4f8006994d9db82", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "David King had not been seen since he went to tea with friends in October .\nThe 70-year-old is thought to have got into an argument before his death .\nProsecutor said a neighbour admitted to putting Mr King's body in the well .\nBut the man has yet to explain 'the circumstances of the death'"}}
{"prompt": "A neo-Nazi charged with killing a gay supervisor at a community college said he did so because he hates homosexuality. Stancil, who gave himself fascist face tattoos, is awaiting extradition from Florida to North Carolina, where he is accused of fatally shooting 44-year-old Ron Lane. Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, told Raleigh's WRAL-TV\u00a0on Wednesday that he killed Lane earlier this week in North Carolina because Lane had made sexual advances to Stancil's 16-year-old brother. Scroll down for video . Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, claimed in a prison interview on Wednesday that he had killed a gay college supervisor because he made sexual advances towards his teenage brother . In a telephone interview from a Daytona Beach jail, Stancil said Lane tried to take advantage of his brother. 'He ain't physically touched him, but he was in the proposal to try to and I wasn't going to let that happen,' Stancil said. Stancil said Lane was looking for Stancil on Facebook and found his brother. A Goldsboro police spokesman did not immediately return a phone message on Thursday about that allegation. 'I'd do anything necessary to take care of my family,' Stancil said. He said he has no regrets about the shooting. 'I did what I did, and I've got to live with it. If I get life, I just get life. 'I'm a murderer, you know, what the hell do I got to care? 'I don't give a damn if I go back to society.' Stancil, shot dead his former work-study supervisor Ron Lane (pictured) and claimed to have killed three others - although police had no reports of unsolved homicides . Stancil said he is a neo-Nazi who is concerned about the future of white children. 'I try to look out for my fellow white people,' he said. 'I don't believe in race mixing.' He was asked if he hates gays. 'Yes, I do, with a passion,' he replied, though he said that was only one of the reasons he killed Lane, who had been his supervisor in a work study program at the college before he was fired for absenteeism. Stancil also told the television station he had killed three other people, including two in the Wayne County area. But the sheriff's department told the station it has no report of any unsolved homicides that match Stancil's account. The accused killer appeared in court in Florida on Tuesday where he admitted to the killing,\u00a0WRAL reported, despite the judge advising him he could remain silent. He confessed to the shooting in an obscenity-laced statement, saying he 'ridded one last child molester from the Earth'. He said Lane, who had been his supervisor at the college's print shop until Stancil was fired last month, had been 'messing with' one of Stancil's family members. Lane was gay, and authorities said they are investigating a possible hate crime. They haven't released a motive for the shooting, but Stancil was dismissed from a work study program at the print shop last month. His mother,\u00a0Debbie Stancil, said her son was angry over being dismissed from his work-study job for excessive absenteeism. She also said Lane made sexually laced comments to her son. 'He was verbally inappropriate with Morgan at school. Very much verbally inappropriate,' she said. 'He would tell him to stop and he kept on.' The 20-year-old is facing a charge of open murder. Stancil pictured with his mother Debbie at his graduation. She said he is 'rattled and confused and needs mental help'. The mother also claimed that the victim had\u00a0made sexually laced comments to her son .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA neo-Nazi charged with killing a gay supervisor at a community college said he did so because he hates homosexuality. Stancil, who gave himself fascist face tattoos, is awaiting extradition from Florida to North Carolina, where he is accused of fatally shooting 44-year-old Ron Lane. Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, told Raleigh's WRAL-TV\u00a0on Wednesday that he killed Lane earlier this week in North Carolina because Lane had made sexual advances to Stancil's 16-year-old brother. Scroll down for video . Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, claimed in a prison interview on Wednesday that he had killed a gay college supervisor because he made sexual advances towards his teenage brother . In a telephone interview from a Daytona Beach jail, Stancil said Lane tried to take advantage of his brother. 'He ain't physically touched him, but he was in the proposal to try to and I wasn't going to let that happen,' Stancil said. Stancil said Lane was looking for Stancil on Facebook and found his brother. A Goldsboro police spokesman did not immediately return a phone message on Thursday about that allegation. 'I'd do anything necessary to take care of my family,' Stancil said. He said he has no regrets about the shooting. 'I did what I did, and I've got to live with it. If I get life, I just get life. 'I'm a murderer, you know, what the hell do I got to care? 'I don't give a damn if I go back to society.' Stancil, shot dead his former work-study supervisor Ron Lane (pictured) and claimed to have killed three others - although police had no reports of unsolved homicides . Stancil said he is a neo-Nazi who is concerned about the future of white children. 'I try to look out for my fellow white people,' he said. 'I don't believe in race mixing.' He was asked if he hates gays. 'Yes, I do, with a passion,' he replied, though he said that was only one of the reasons he killed Lane, who had been his supervisor in a work study program at the college before he was fired for absenteeism. Stancil also told the television station he had killed three other people, including two in the Wayne County area. But the sheriff's department told the station it has no report of any unsolved homicides that match Stancil's account. The accused killer appeared in court in Florida on Tuesday where he admitted to the killing,\u00a0WRAL reported, despite the judge advising him he could remain silent. He confessed to the shooting in an obscenity-laced statement, saying he 'ridded one last child molester from the Earth'. He said Lane, who had been his supervisor at the college's print shop until Stancil was fired last month, had been 'messing with' one of Stancil's family members. Lane was gay, and authorities said they are investigating a possible hate crime. They haven't released a motive for the shooting, but Stancil was dismissed from a work study program at the print shop last month. His mother,\u00a0Debbie Stancil, said her son was angry over being dismissed from his work-study job for excessive absenteeism. She also said Lane made sexually laced comments to her son. 'He was verbally inappropriate with Morgan at school. Very much verbally inappropriate,' she said. 'He would tell him to stop and he kept on.' The 20-year-old is facing a charge of open murder. Stancil pictured with his mother Debbie at his graduation. She said he is 'rattled and confused and needs mental help'. The mother also claimed that the victim had\u00a0made sexually laced comments to her son ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a9234eebb285fc352b14de7628115b231b8bb484", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Suspect Kenneth Morgan Stancil claimed he killed Ron Lane because the college employee made sexual advances to his 16-year-old brother .\nThe murder suspect gave himself fascist face tattoos .\nStancil also said he is a neo-Nazi who is concerned about the future of white children and hates 'race-mixing'"}}
{"prompt": "Since Herman Melville penned his novel Moby Dick more than 150 years ago, scientists have been fascinated by the remarkable attributes of the sperm whale and its kin - the smaller pygmy and dwarf whales. Now, fossils from an extinct pygmy sperm whale that died seven million years ago, have shed new light on the evolution of modern day whales. The remains, which were discovered in Panama, indicate that the organ involved in sound generation and echolocation got smaller throughout the whale\u2019s evolution. Fossils from an extinct pygmy sperm whale that died seven million years ago have shed new light on the evolution of modern day whales.\u00a0This image shows the right lateral view of the skull of Nanokogia isthmia . Although why this is so remains a mystery. While many whales, dolphins and porpoises have a long fossil record, enabling scientists to understand their evolution, there is limited evidence of sperm whales and smaller pygmy and dwarf whales, which are capable of navigating the ocean deep underwater. Now an international team of scientists, led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County has discovered a new species of extinct pygmy sperm whale, called Nanokogia isthmia, which clarifies key aspects of the evolution of these  animals. The  well-preserved skulls of two individuals were unearthed at a sea cliff along the Caribbean coast of Panama. The find will help experts fill in gaps in the evolution of cetaceans.\u00a0This is the evolutionary tree of sperm whales showing links between extinct and living species, and when the spermaceti organ changed shape . The remains, which were discovered in Panama, indicate that the bone involved in sound generation and echolocation got smaller throughout the evolution of the sperm whale. In contrast modern sperm whales (a stock image is shown) are much larger than their extinct relatives . The sperm whale is the largest of the toothed whales and the largest toothed predator. It's only one of three living species in the sperm whale family, along with the pygmy sperm whale and dwarf sperm whale. Mature males reach an average length of 52 ft (16 metres) with their head making up one third of their length. They mostly dine on squid and swim to depths of 7,380 FT (2,250 metres) to hunt for prey. They are the second deepest diving mammal, following only Cuvier's beaked whale. The sperm whale's clicking vocalisation - a form of echolocation and communication - can be as loud as 230 decibels underwater, making it the loudest sound produced by any animal. It has the largest brain of any animal on Earth, more than five times heavier than a human's and can live for more than 60 years. It reveals an unexpected level of complexity in the evolution of the spermaceti, which is an organ located within the head that plays a key role in the generation of sound and in the whale\u2019s capacity for echolocation. The study, published in the journal Plos One, shows that at one time small sperm whales measuring  around seven feet (two metres in length) had a much larger spermaceti organ relative to their size than  modern day relatives. It got downsized at least twice during their evolutionary history, including the evolutionary event that gave origin to the living pygmy and dwarf sperm whales. Lead researcher Dr Jorge Velez-Juarbe said: \u2018The new discovery gives us a better understanding of the ancient distribution of these poorly known relatives of the sperm whale. \u2018Previously we knew of similarly-aged pygmy and dwarf whales from Baja California and Peru, but this new fossil fills in an important geographic gap in the group\u2019s ancient distribution.\u2019 He added: 'Our study is part of a larger scientific effort aimed at understanding the changes in the marine habitats that resulted from the complete closure of the Isthmus of Panama,' referring to the separation between the eastern Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea that took place sometime within the last 10 million years. The new fossil is known from the well-preserved skulls of two individuals which were unearthed at a sea cliff along the Caribbean coast of Panama, shown on this map . The fossils show that at one time small sperm whales measuring  around seven feet (two metres in length) had a much larger spermaceti organ relative to their size. A dorsal view of the fossilised skull is shown .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSince Herman Melville penned his novel Moby Dick more than 150 years ago, scientists have been fascinated by the remarkable attributes of the sperm whale and its kin - the smaller pygmy and dwarf whales. Now, fossils from an extinct pygmy sperm whale that died seven million years ago, have shed new light on the evolution of modern day whales. The remains, which were discovered in Panama, indicate that the organ involved in sound generation and echolocation got smaller throughout the whale\u2019s evolution. Fossils from an extinct pygmy sperm whale that died seven million years ago have shed new light on the evolution of modern day whales.\u00a0This image shows the right lateral view of the skull of Nanokogia isthmia . Although why this is so remains a mystery. While many whales, dolphins and porpoises have a long fossil record, enabling scientists to understand their evolution, there is limited evidence of sperm whales and smaller pygmy and dwarf whales, which are capable of navigating the ocean deep underwater. Now an international team of scientists, led by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County has discovered a new species of extinct pygmy sperm whale, called Nanokogia isthmia, which clarifies key aspects of the evolution of these  animals. The  well-preserved skulls of two individuals were unearthed at a sea cliff along the Caribbean coast of Panama. The find will help experts fill in gaps in the evolution of cetaceans.\u00a0This is the evolutionary tree of sperm whales showing links between extinct and living species, and when the spermaceti organ changed shape . The remains, which were discovered in Panama, indicate that the bone involved in sound generation and echolocation got smaller throughout the evolution of the sperm whale. In contrast modern sperm whales (a stock image is shown) are much larger than their extinct relatives . The sperm whale is the largest of the toothed whales and the largest toothed predator. It's only one of three living species in the sperm whale family, along with the pygmy sperm whale and dwarf sperm whale. Mature males reach an average length of 52 ft (16 metres) with their head making up one third of their length. They mostly dine on squid and swim to depths of 7,380 FT (2,250 metres) to hunt for prey. They are the second deepest diving mammal, following only Cuvier's beaked whale. The sperm whale's clicking vocalisation - a form of echolocation and communication - can be as loud as 230 decibels underwater, making it the loudest sound produced by any animal. It has the largest brain of any animal on Earth, more than five times heavier than a human's and can live for more than 60 years. It reveals an unexpected level of complexity in the evolution of the spermaceti, which is an organ located within the head that plays a key role in the generation of sound and in the whale\u2019s capacity for echolocation. The study, published in the journal Plos One, shows that at one time small sperm whales measuring  around seven feet (two metres in length) had a much larger spermaceti organ relative to their size than  modern day relatives. It got downsized at least twice during their evolutionary history, including the evolutionary event that gave origin to the living pygmy and dwarf sperm whales. Lead researcher Dr Jorge Velez-Juarbe said: \u2018The new discovery gives us a better understanding of the ancient distribution of these poorly known relatives of the sperm whale. \u2018Previously we knew of similarly-aged pygmy and dwarf whales from Baja California and Peru, but this new fossil fills in an important geographic gap in the group\u2019s ancient distribution.\u2019 He added: 'Our study is part of a larger scientific effort aimed at understanding the changes in the marine habitats that resulted from the complete closure of the Isthmus of Panama,' referring to the separation between the eastern Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea that took place sometime within the last 10 million years. The new fossil is known from the well-preserved skulls of two individuals which were unearthed at a sea cliff along the Caribbean coast of Panama, shown on this map . The fossils show that at one time small sperm whales measuring  around seven feet (two metres in length) had a much larger spermaceti organ relative to their size. A dorsal view of the fossilised skull is shown ."}], "metadata": {"id": "9b99fcf827a606fc60838996d5b417e2e69a9940", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Team of\u00a0scientists\u00a0discovered new species of extinct pygmy sperm whale .\nSeven million-year-old Nanokogia isthmia bones were found in Panama .\nSuggest the bone involved in sound generation and echolocation got smaller throughout the whale\u2019s evolution .\nToday's larger sperm whales are able to navigate under water with ease ."}}
{"prompt": "Shocking footage of a vagrant Christian family band attacking police officers in a Walmart parking lot has been released. The video taken from a patrol car dashcam captures the 'end of days' group brawling with cops in Cottonwood, Arizona, on March 21 just moments before a deadly gunfight. The Gaver family had allegedly been camping outside the store for a few days when they had the confrontation with police. Enoch Gaver, 21, was killed in the fight and suspect David Gaver, 28, was shot in the stomach and taken into custody. Scroll down for video . Violent: The video captures the 'end of days' band brawling with cops in Cottonwood, Arizona, on March 21 just moments before a a deadly gunfight . Chaos: During the footage, you can hear one of the officers saying they needed to 'separate these folks' and talk to them . Ten-year Cottonwood Police veteran Sgt Jeremy Daniels was also shot and hospitalized, but has since been released. During the footage, you can hear one of the officers saying they needed to 'separate these folks' and talk to them. But one of the group says: 'No, you are not going to separate me from my parents,' followed by, 'Don't touch me.' The officer is then put into a headlock and pulled to the ground as the confrontation gets more violent. A Walmart employee is also seen trying to aid police and throws a punch in a bid to subdue the band members. Assistance: A Walmart employee (right with nis arms outstretched) is also seen trying to aid police and throws a punch in a bid to subdue the band members . Brawl: Some fall to the ground during the fight, but immediately get back up. During the confrontation gunshots are heard. Eric Garver, 21, was killed and\u00a0Cottonwood Police Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31 was shot . Musical team: The Gavers were part of a band called Matthew 24 Now, which sometimes played outside a grocery store in Boise, Idaho.\u00a0Above, a picture of the band from their Facebook page. Matthew 24 is a Bible verse dealing with the end of times . Fatal: One member of the Gaver family was killed in the shootout, now identified as Enoch Gaver. When police arrived on the scene, the Gavers 'immediately' started attacking, according to the Arizona DPS . According to Facebook, the family is part of a band called 'Matthew 24 Now' (they are also go by 'Busking in the Son' back in Idaho). The name refers to a Biblical passage dealing with the end of times. The remaining members of the Gaver family have been jailed, including an 11-year-old and 15-year-old who were sent to a juvenile detention facility. On duty: Cottonwood Police Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31 (pictured), was shot in the leg during the attack but is expected to make a full recovery. One of the suspects, David Gaver, was shot in the abdomen but has since been released from hospital . The Arizona Department of Public Safety, who are investigating the shooting, said it was sparked when a few members of the Gaver family went into the Walmart to use the bathroom, and one of the store employees followed them into the restroom. At least one member of the Gaver family shoved the female employee, which led to the store calling 911. When police arrived on the scene to investigate the incident, they found the Gavers in the parking lot where they had been living out of a large SUV for the past few days. When police arrived on the scene to investigate the incident, they found the Gavers in the parking lot where they had been living out of a large SUV for the past few days. DPS spokesman Bart Graves says when the police arrived, the Gavers 'immediately' started attacking, according to AZ Central. Witness Louie Solano told KPHO that the fight 'looked like a riot in the middle of the parking lot'. 'Lots of screams. Just screeching noise, like unreal, unreal,' Solano said. 'During the course of the fight, we believe there was a struggle for the officer's gun,' Graves said. That's when three shots were fired, though it's not clear who had the gun at that point. Sgt Daniels was shot in the leg, while David Gaver was hit in the abdomen. A Walmart employee who came to the aid of police suffered a sprained arm and cuts in the fight. Other officers were treated for lacerations, bruises and a twisted ankle. Behind bars: The suspects who engaged in a shootout with police in a Cottonwood, Arizona Walmart parking lot on Saturday have been identified as eight members of a Idaho family band. Above, two of the suspects, currently jailed: Jeremiah Gaver, 28 (left), and Nathaniel Gaver, 27 (right) Fighting cops: Police say the shootout was sparked by one of the Gavers pushing a Walmart store employee while trying to use the building's restroom. Above, suspects Ruth and Peter Gaver, 52 and 55 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nShocking footage of a vagrant Christian family band attacking police officers in a Walmart parking lot has been released. The video taken from a patrol car dashcam captures the 'end of days' group brawling with cops in Cottonwood, Arizona, on March 21 just moments before a deadly gunfight. The Gaver family had allegedly been camping outside the store for a few days when they had the confrontation with police. Enoch Gaver, 21, was killed in the fight and suspect David Gaver, 28, was shot in the stomach and taken into custody. Scroll down for video . Violent: The video captures the 'end of days' band brawling with cops in Cottonwood, Arizona, on March 21 just moments before a a deadly gunfight . Chaos: During the footage, you can hear one of the officers saying they needed to 'separate these folks' and talk to them . Ten-year Cottonwood Police veteran Sgt Jeremy Daniels was also shot and hospitalized, but has since been released. During the footage, you can hear one of the officers saying they needed to 'separate these folks' and talk to them. But one of the group says: 'No, you are not going to separate me from my parents,' followed by, 'Don't touch me.' The officer is then put into a headlock and pulled to the ground as the confrontation gets more violent. A Walmart employee is also seen trying to aid police and throws a punch in a bid to subdue the band members. Assistance: A Walmart employee (right with nis arms outstretched) is also seen trying to aid police and throws a punch in a bid to subdue the band members . Brawl: Some fall to the ground during the fight, but immediately get back up. During the confrontation gunshots are heard. Eric Garver, 21, was killed and\u00a0Cottonwood Police Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31 was shot . Musical team: The Gavers were part of a band called Matthew 24 Now, which sometimes played outside a grocery store in Boise, Idaho.\u00a0Above, a picture of the band from their Facebook page. Matthew 24 is a Bible verse dealing with the end of times . Fatal: One member of the Gaver family was killed in the shootout, now identified as Enoch Gaver. When police arrived on the scene, the Gavers 'immediately' started attacking, according to the Arizona DPS . According to Facebook, the family is part of a band called 'Matthew 24 Now' (they are also go by 'Busking in the Son' back in Idaho). The name refers to a Biblical passage dealing with the end of times. The remaining members of the Gaver family have been jailed, including an 11-year-old and 15-year-old who were sent to a juvenile detention facility. On duty: Cottonwood Police Sgt Jeremy Daniels, 31 (pictured), was shot in the leg during the attack but is expected to make a full recovery. One of the suspects, David Gaver, was shot in the abdomen but has since been released from hospital . The Arizona Department of Public Safety, who are investigating the shooting, said it was sparked when a few members of the Gaver family went into the Walmart to use the bathroom, and one of the store employees followed them into the restroom. At least one member of the Gaver family shoved the female employee, which led to the store calling 911. When police arrived on the scene to investigate the incident, they found the Gavers in the parking lot where they had been living out of a large SUV for the past few days. When police arrived on the scene to investigate the incident, they found the Gavers in the parking lot where they had been living out of a large SUV for the past few days. DPS spokesman Bart Graves says when the police arrived, the Gavers 'immediately' started attacking, according to AZ Central. Witness Louie Solano told KPHO that the fight 'looked like a riot in the middle of the parking lot'. 'Lots of screams. Just screeching noise, like unreal, unreal,' Solano said. 'During the course of the fight, we believe there was a struggle for the officer's gun,' Graves said. That's when three shots were fired, though it's not clear who had the gun at that point. Sgt Daniels was shot in the leg, while David Gaver was hit in the abdomen. A Walmart employee who came to the aid of police suffered a sprained arm and cuts in the fight. Other officers were treated for lacerations, bruises and a twisted ankle. Behind bars: The suspects who engaged in a shootout with police in a Cottonwood, Arizona Walmart parking lot on Saturday have been identified as eight members of a Idaho family band. Above, two of the suspects, currently jailed: Jeremiah Gaver, 28 (left), and Nathaniel Gaver, 27 (right) Fighting cops: Police say the shootout was sparked by one of the Gavers pushing a Walmart store employee while trying to use the building's restroom. Above, suspects Ruth and Peter Gaver, 52 and 55 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2b19de4fe8058015c655bd9cbeabd63ee360944e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Video captures brawl between officers and family in Cottonwood, Arizona .\nPolice fire tasers and use pepper spray as they try to separate the group .\nOne of the officers is put into a headlock during the violent confrontation .\nMoments later an officer is shot and Enoch Garver, 21, is killed .\nMembers of the band, called Matthew 24 Now, have since been jailed ."}}
{"prompt": "The mother of the man slain by Aaron Hernandez is moving forward with a civil lawsuit against him and her lawyer said the former New England Patriots player will be called to testify at the trial. Ursula Ward, the mother of Odin Lloyd, wants to look Hernandez\u00a0in the eye when he testifies during the\u00a0wrongful death suit. according to attorney\u00a0Doug Sheff. Hernandez, who did not testify at his criminal trial and had a $40million contract, was convicted April 15 of first-degree murder for killing Lloyd on June 17, 2013. Scroll down for video . Suing her son's murderer: Ursula Ward, the mother of Odin Lloyd, at a press conference on Wednesday about the civil suit she has filed . Killer and his victim: Hernandez (left) was found guilty of first-degree murder parole in the 2013 shooting death of Odin Lloyd (right) Distressing: Ward (right), is comforted by her attorney, Douglas Sheff (left), at their conference in Boston, Massachusetts . Sheff, who called Lloyd's death an unthinkable loss said: 'She wants to ask what happened. Ward said her son, 27, was 'loved my many' 'Very simple: 'What happened?' 'And the next question: 'Why?' Ward said during a press conference on Wednesday: 'The day I learned my son was shot and killed, I thought my life ended with his. 'I always wished I was there to take those bullets for Odin.' She did not address or take questions about the lawsuit but focused her comments on her love for her son. 'Odin was loved by many,' she said. 'Odin will be missed tremendously.' Sheff said it was possible he would call Patriots officials, including owner Bob Kraft, to testify if he thought their testimony would be 'relevant',\u00a0according to the\u00a0Boston Herald. He said: 'We will also call different witnesses in the civil case, including Mr Aaron Hernandez. 'When we do he will no longer be able to hide behind any sort of Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination because he is already convicted of the crime. 'No one wants to unnecessarily disturb any professional or anybody, but if it is important and it is part of zealously representing our client, then we will do what we have to.' Wealthy: Hernandez (No. 81) had already been paid more than $9.2million of his $40million deal at the time of the murder . Pain and relief: Ward seen reacting to the guilty verdict for  Hernandez after his trial at Bristol County Superior Court in April . The team was originally named in the suit, but the organization was dismissed after agreeing any money released to Hernandez would be granted to the Lloyd family,\u00a0Boston.com\u00a0reported. The Patriots terminated their contract with Hernandez shortly after he was charged and team lawyers have said New England does not owe the 25-year-old 'another penny'. He had already been paid more than $9.2million of his $40million deal and the NFL Players Association filed a grievance on his behalf seeking in additional $6.2million in guaranteed money. They are awaiting the outcome of the grievance said\u00a0Donald Grady, another of Ward's lawyers. The Patriots and Ward's lawyers have agreed that if it is determined the team owes him more money, it will not pay Hernandez but will instead hold onto the money and alert them and the court. The lawsuit seeking unspecified damages was filed in December 2013 but was put on hold during the criminal trial. While an appeal is automatic in the criminal case, Sheff said he plans to file papers in the next few weeks to resume the lawsuit so he can hunt down Hernandez's assets. One asset they do know about is his home in North Attleborough, which is assessed at $1.2million. Hernandez's fiancee and two-year-old daughter live there. Shaneah Jenkins, a second-year criminal law student and the sister of Hernandez's fiancee, was dating Lloyd . Ward said:\u00a0'I always wished I was there to take those bullets for Odin. Odin will be missed tremendously' Former New England Patriots NFL football player Hernandez, 27, seen during his murder trial (file photo) Sheff said that he's not confident Hernandez has any money left after defending himself in the criminal trial but that Hernandez clearly made millions during his career. He said Lloyd's family isn't in it for the money because no amount can compensate for their loss. Lloyd, 27, was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee. Hernandez picked him up and drove him to an industrial park near his home, where Lloyd was shot six times. Hernandez's lawyer, John Fitzpatrick, did not immediately return a message seeking comment. His client, who is also facing criminal murder charges and being sued in civil court in connection to a 2012 double murder, was moved to\u00a0Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts, on Wednesday. The Patriots, who won their fourth Super Bowl in February, will visit the White House on Thursday. April 28, 2007 - Police called after Hernandez, a University of Florida football player, punches a waiter at a bar . September 2007\u00a0- Hernandez questioned after two men shot in drive-by shooting in Florida after fight with Hernandez at club . August 30, 2008 - Hernandez suspended for one game after testing positive for smoking marijuana . June 8, 2010\u00a0- Hernandez inks deal with New Endland Patriots after being drafted in the fourth round . February 5, 2012 - Played in Super Bowl XLVI . July 16, 2012\u00a0- Two immigrants from Cape Verde are shot dead in the car in South Boston. Hernandez suspected . Hernandez is also accused of murdering Daniel de Abreu (left) and Safiro Furtado (right) in 2012 in Boston . August 27, 2012 - Patriots sign Hernandez to five-year, $37.5million contract extension . November 2012\u00a0- Hernandez's fiance Shayanna Jenkins gives birth to their daughter, Avielle Janelle . February 13, 2013 - Hernandez allegedly shoots friend in the eye outside Miami strip club after argument . June 17, 2013 - Odin Lloyd gunned down in an industrial lot near Hernandez's home . June 26, 2013\u00a0- Hernandez arrested and charged with Lloyd's murder . June 26, 2013 - Patriots kick Hernandez off team within 90 minutes of arrest announcement . May 5, 2014 - Hernandez charged with beating fellow inmate and threatening a jail guard . May 15, 2014\u00a0- Hernandez indicted for double-murder in South Boston . January 29, 2015 - Odin Lloyd murder trial begins . April 15, 2015 - Sentenced to life in prison without parole after conviction on murder and weapons charges in Lloyd's death .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe mother of the man slain by Aaron Hernandez is moving forward with a civil lawsuit against him and her lawyer said the former New England Patriots player will be called to testify at the trial. Ursula Ward, the mother of Odin Lloyd, wants to look Hernandez\u00a0in the eye when he testifies during the\u00a0wrongful death suit. according to attorney\u00a0Doug Sheff. Hernandez, who did not testify at his criminal trial and had a $40million contract, was convicted April 15 of first-degree murder for killing Lloyd on June 17, 2013. Scroll down for video . Suing her son's murderer: Ursula Ward, the mother of Odin Lloyd, at a press conference on Wednesday about the civil suit she has filed . Killer and his victim: Hernandez (left) was found guilty of first-degree murder parole in the 2013 shooting death of Odin Lloyd (right) Distressing: Ward (right), is comforted by her attorney, Douglas Sheff (left), at their conference in Boston, Massachusetts . Sheff, who called Lloyd's death an unthinkable loss said: 'She wants to ask what happened. Ward said her son, 27, was 'loved my many' 'Very simple: 'What happened?' 'And the next question: 'Why?' Ward said during a press conference on Wednesday: 'The day I learned my son was shot and killed, I thought my life ended with his. 'I always wished I was there to take those bullets for Odin.' She did not address or take questions about the lawsuit but focused her comments on her love for her son. 'Odin was loved by many,' she said. 'Odin will be missed tremendously.' Sheff said it was possible he would call Patriots officials, including owner Bob Kraft, to testify if he thought their testimony would be 'relevant',\u00a0according to the\u00a0Boston Herald. He said: 'We will also call different witnesses in the civil case, including Mr Aaron Hernandez. 'When we do he will no longer be able to hide behind any sort of Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination because he is already convicted of the crime. 'No one wants to unnecessarily disturb any professional or anybody, but if it is important and it is part of zealously representing our client, then we will do what we have to.' Wealthy: Hernandez (No. 81) had already been paid more than $9.2million of his $40million deal at the time of the murder . Pain and relief: Ward seen reacting to the guilty verdict for  Hernandez after his trial at Bristol County Superior Court in April . The team was originally named in the suit, but the organization was dismissed after agreeing any money released to Hernandez would be granted to the Lloyd family,\u00a0Boston.com\u00a0reported. The Patriots terminated their contract with Hernandez shortly after he was charged and team lawyers have said New England does not owe the 25-year-old 'another penny'. He had already been paid more than $9.2million of his $40million deal and the NFL Players Association filed a grievance on his behalf seeking in additional $6.2million in guaranteed money. They are awaiting the outcome of the grievance said\u00a0Donald Grady, another of Ward's lawyers. The Patriots and Ward's lawyers have agreed that if it is determined the team owes him more money, it will not pay Hernandez but will instead hold onto the money and alert them and the court. The lawsuit seeking unspecified damages was filed in December 2013 but was put on hold during the criminal trial. While an appeal is automatic in the criminal case, Sheff said he plans to file papers in the next few weeks to resume the lawsuit so he can hunt down Hernandez's assets. One asset they do know about is his home in North Attleborough, which is assessed at $1.2million. Hernandez's fiancee and two-year-old daughter live there. Shaneah Jenkins, a second-year criminal law student and the sister of Hernandez's fiancee, was dating Lloyd . Ward said:\u00a0'I always wished I was there to take those bullets for Odin. Odin will be missed tremendously' Former New England Patriots NFL football player Hernandez, 27, seen during his murder trial (file photo) Sheff said that he's not confident Hernandez has any money left after defending himself in the criminal trial but that Hernandez clearly made millions during his career. He said Lloyd's family isn't in it for the money because no amount can compensate for their loss. Lloyd, 27, was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee. Hernandez picked him up and drove him to an industrial park near his home, where Lloyd was shot six times. Hernandez's lawyer, John Fitzpatrick, did not immediately return a message seeking comment. His client, who is also facing criminal murder charges and being sued in civil court in connection to a 2012 double murder, was moved to\u00a0Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts, on Wednesday. The Patriots, who won their fourth Super Bowl in February, will visit the White House on Thursday. April 28, 2007 - Police called after Hernandez, a University of Florida football player, punches a waiter at a bar . September 2007\u00a0- Hernandez questioned after two men shot in drive-by shooting in Florida after fight with Hernandez at club . August 30, 2008 - Hernandez suspended for one game after testing positive for smoking marijuana . June 8, 2010\u00a0- Hernandez inks deal with New Endland Patriots after being drafted in the fourth round . February 5, 2012 - Played in Super Bowl XLVI . July 16, 2012\u00a0- Two immigrants from Cape Verde are shot dead in the car in South Boston. Hernandez suspected . Hernandez is also accused of murdering Daniel de Abreu (left) and Safiro Furtado (right) in 2012 in Boston . August 27, 2012 - Patriots sign Hernandez to five-year, $37.5million contract extension . November 2012\u00a0- Hernandez's fiance Shayanna Jenkins gives birth to their daughter, Avielle Janelle . February 13, 2013 - Hernandez allegedly shoots friend in the eye outside Miami strip club after argument . June 17, 2013 - Odin Lloyd gunned down in an industrial lot near Hernandez's home . June 26, 2013\u00a0- Hernandez arrested and charged with Lloyd's murder . June 26, 2013 - Patriots kick Hernandez off team within 90 minutes of arrest announcement . May 5, 2014 - Hernandez charged with beating fellow inmate and threatening a jail guard . May 15, 2014\u00a0- Hernandez indicted for double-murder in South Boston . January 29, 2015 - Odin Lloyd murder trial begins . April 15, 2015 - Sentenced to life in prison without parole after conviction on murder and weapons charges in Lloyd's death ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8b9b0659e635a61c3dc35d9d26268dcd016d39d5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Ursula Ward's wrongful death suit against Hernandez, 25, is set to proceed .\nSuit seeking unspecified damages was put on hold during criminal trial .\nHernandez made millions and had $40million contract at time of murder .\nConvicted April 15 of first-degree murder for killing Lloyd in June of 2013 ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Hi-ho, Kermit the Frog has some competition. A newly discovered species of glassfrog looks an awful lot like the famous Muppet. Bulging white eyes, Kelly green skin, the works. But the name's not nearly so catchy as its famous counterpart:  Hyalinobatrachium dianae, or Diane's bare-hearted glassfrog.  If you have to, you can call it H. dianae for short. Scientists found the species on the Caribbean slopes of Costa Rica. This is big news in the scientific community.  The last time a new glassfrog was found in Costa Rica was back in 1973, according to the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center. \"Costa Rica is known to have 14 glassfrogs inhabiting its tiny national territory!\" the center's Facebook page said. It's called a glassfrog because of its translucent belly.  You can see its internal organs from underneath. Miss Piggy wasn't immediately available for comment.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Hi-ho, Kermit the Frog has some competition. A newly discovered species of glassfrog looks an awful lot like the famous Muppet. Bulging white eyes, Kelly green skin, the works. But the name's not nearly so catchy as its famous counterpart:  Hyalinobatrachium dianae, or Diane's bare-hearted glassfrog.  If you have to, you can call it H. dianae for short. Scientists found the species on the Caribbean slopes of Costa Rica. This is big news in the scientific community.  The last time a new glassfrog was found in Costa Rica was back in 1973, according to the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Center. \"Costa Rica is known to have 14 glassfrogs inhabiting its tiny national territory!\" the center's Facebook page said. It's called a glassfrog because of its translucent belly.  You can see its internal organs from underneath. Miss Piggy wasn't immediately available for comment."}], "metadata": {"id": "49724626e5340bc87df89f01de5cd70ead88107b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "The newly discovered species looks a lot like Kermit .\nYou can see its internal organs through the translucent skin on its belly ."}}
{"prompt": "A jealous husband who fatally stabbed his ex-wife in the heart after discovering she had been using dating websites has been found guilty of murder. Lorna McCarthy feared for her life in the hours leading up to her death at the hands of Barry McCarthy, the man she had spent 25 years with before their separation four months earlier. Mrs McCarthy, 50, sent a series of messages to friends and family on September 27, including one to her daughter saying she didn't know 'what he is capable of these days'. She urged her daughter to call the police if she did not hear from her the next day - but it was never received. Lorna McCarthy (left) was stabbed through the heart by her husband Barry McCarthy (right) last September . The couple, who were still sharing a home in Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk,\u00a0but sleeping in separate bedrooms, had had an argument. McCarthy, 51, had previously found out his wife was using dating websites. But she had agreed to take her profile down after he confronted her, Norfolk Police said. But in the early hours of September 28, Mrs McCarthy revealed she did not want to try to save the relationship, Norwich Crown Court heard. A little later, he entered her bedroom and stabbed her 13 times, according to the Eastern Daily Press. A post-mortem examination later revealed she had died from a stab wound to the heart. McCarthy then handed himself into police, telling them he had killed his wife, the court heard. When officers went to their home, they found Mrs McCarthy - who her daughter described to the BBC as a 'very colourful' and 'well-known' - in the back bedroom. McCarthy will be sentenced on May 1, after being found guilty of murder at Norwich Crown Court . McCarthy pleaded not guilty to murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. But a jury today found him guilty of murder following a eight-day trial. Detective Chief Inspector Paul Durham said: 'This was a horrific and brutal attack on a woman in her own home by a man she had spent 25 years of her life with. 'My thoughts go out to Lorna's family and friends, and I hope today's verdict will help bring them some comfort as they still try to come to terms with her tragic death.' McCarthy is due to be sentenced on May 1.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA jealous husband who fatally stabbed his ex-wife in the heart after discovering she had been using dating websites has been found guilty of murder. Lorna McCarthy feared for her life in the hours leading up to her death at the hands of Barry McCarthy, the man she had spent 25 years with before their separation four months earlier. Mrs McCarthy, 50, sent a series of messages to friends and family on September 27, including one to her daughter saying she didn't know 'what he is capable of these days'. She urged her daughter to call the police if she did not hear from her the next day - but it was never received. Lorna McCarthy (left) was stabbed through the heart by her husband Barry McCarthy (right) last September . The couple, who were still sharing a home in Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk,\u00a0but sleeping in separate bedrooms, had had an argument. McCarthy, 51, had previously found out his wife was using dating websites. But she had agreed to take her profile down after he confronted her, Norfolk Police said. But in the early hours of September 28, Mrs McCarthy revealed she did not want to try to save the relationship, Norwich Crown Court heard. A little later, he entered her bedroom and stabbed her 13 times, according to the Eastern Daily Press. A post-mortem examination later revealed she had died from a stab wound to the heart. McCarthy then handed himself into police, telling them he had killed his wife, the court heard. When officers went to their home, they found Mrs McCarthy - who her daughter described to the BBC as a 'very colourful' and 'well-known' - in the back bedroom. McCarthy will be sentenced on May 1, after being found guilty of murder at Norwich Crown Court . McCarthy pleaded not guilty to murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. But a jury today found him guilty of murder following a eight-day trial. Detective Chief Inspector Paul Durham said: 'This was a horrific and brutal attack on a woman in her own home by a man she had spent 25 years of her life with. 'My thoughts go out to Lorna's family and friends, and I hope today's verdict will help bring them some comfort as they still try to come to terms with her tragic death.' McCarthy is due to be sentenced on May 1."}], "metadata": {"id": "6ad98577edce14af68a5c1b68d94e3c3391e3387", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Lorna McCarthy was fatally stabbed through the heart \u00a0last September .\nEx-husband Barry McCarthy attacked her in the Norfolk home they shared .\nMrs McCarthy had previously sent texts saying she feared for her life .\nMcCarthy, 51, was found guilty of murder at Norwich Crown Court today ."}}
{"prompt": "This video shows the horrifying moment a three-legged cat was mauled to death by two savage dogs in a brutal attack. The disabled cat, called Freeman, was sitting in its front garden when the two dogs pounced, dragging the terrified cat on to its neighbour's lawn before tearing into the family pet. Police are now investigating after a person, who appears to be a woman, pulls up in a blue car and collects the hounds - leaving the cat to die in agony. Scroll down for video . Mauled to death: Two dogs tore apart a three-legged cat in a brutal attack captured on CCTV . Family pet: Freeman the cat died in the neighbour's front garden in Tarring, West Sussex, after the brutal attack . A woman (top of picture, exiting a blue car) appears to call over the dogs before walking off, leaving the disabled cat to die in agony . The 90-second attack was captured on CCTV by a neighbour who passed the footage on to the cat's owner Tracy Lynch, from Tarring, West Sussex, and the police. Ms Lynch, a 44-year-old mother-of-three, had owned the RSPCA rescue cat since 2004 and was devastated after watching the horrific video. 'To find out he had been savaged by the dogs and the owners had not done anything is just completely callous,' she said. 'That's what's most distressing for us that they didn't do anything to check on the cat. 'My youngest son was completely distraught. This is the first family pet he's lost and he was in floods of tears.' A police spokesman said the large dogs, which were running loose, were possibly Dobermans and were collected by someone who turned up in a blue car. Left for dead: The 90-second attack was captured on CCTV by a neighbour who passed the footage on to the cat's owner . Devastating: The disabled cat, called Freeman, was laying in its front garden when the two dogs pounced . The attack took place in Terry Rickards' front garden as he was away last week. He said: 'It amazes and sickens me that no attempt was made either at the time the dogs were recovered, or at a later stage, to check on the state of the cat. 'As far as I am aware, no attempt has been made since by the dog owners to seek the owners of the cat. It's a pretty horrific attack really.' Ms Lynch added: 'He would go around the neighbourhood and everyone knew him. He was a real character. 'I think the neighbours will miss him out and about.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThis video shows the horrifying moment a three-legged cat was mauled to death by two savage dogs in a brutal attack. The disabled cat, called Freeman, was sitting in its front garden when the two dogs pounced, dragging the terrified cat on to its neighbour's lawn before tearing into the family pet. Police are now investigating after a person, who appears to be a woman, pulls up in a blue car and collects the hounds - leaving the cat to die in agony. Scroll down for video . Mauled to death: Two dogs tore apart a three-legged cat in a brutal attack captured on CCTV . Family pet: Freeman the cat died in the neighbour's front garden in Tarring, West Sussex, after the brutal attack . A woman (top of picture, exiting a blue car) appears to call over the dogs before walking off, leaving the disabled cat to die in agony . The 90-second attack was captured on CCTV by a neighbour who passed the footage on to the cat's owner Tracy Lynch, from Tarring, West Sussex, and the police. Ms Lynch, a 44-year-old mother-of-three, had owned the RSPCA rescue cat since 2004 and was devastated after watching the horrific video. 'To find out he had been savaged by the dogs and the owners had not done anything is just completely callous,' she said. 'That's what's most distressing for us that they didn't do anything to check on the cat. 'My youngest son was completely distraught. This is the first family pet he's lost and he was in floods of tears.' A police spokesman said the large dogs, which were running loose, were possibly Dobermans and were collected by someone who turned up in a blue car. Left for dead: The 90-second attack was captured on CCTV by a neighbour who passed the footage on to the cat's owner . Devastating: The disabled cat, called Freeman, was laying in its front garden when the two dogs pounced . The attack took place in Terry Rickards' front garden as he was away last week. He said: 'It amazes and sickens me that no attempt was made either at the time the dogs were recovered, or at a later stage, to check on the state of the cat. 'As far as I am aware, no attempt has been made since by the dog owners to seek the owners of the cat. It's a pretty horrific attack really.' Ms Lynch added: 'He would go around the neighbourhood and everyone knew him. He was a real character. 'I think the neighbours will miss him out and about.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "5ed4df127fede365321cafcef87cc19d63056738", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Horrifying CCTV footage shows two dogs tearing into a three-legged cat .\nDogs dragged family pet into a garden before mauling it to death .\nA woman arrives and calls the dogs away but leaves the cat to die in agony .\nWARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT ."}}
{"prompt": "After two months and more than 100 witnesses, the prosecution has rested in the murder trial of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez. The 25-year-old has pleaded not guilty to shooting  Odin Lloyd five times in the chest and back. Lloyd, who was dating his fiancee's sister, was found dead in an industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez's home on June 17, 2013. Prosecutors have presented hundreds of pieces of evidence since testimony began on January 29, including surveillance videos from inside\u00a0Hernandez's home that showed him holding a black object that appeared to be a gun less than 10 minutes after Lloyd's killing. Scroll down for video . Trial: The jury has rested in the murder trial of former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez after two months and more than 100 witnesses that featured in the prosecution's case against him . William Zane, of the state medical examiner's office, points to a mannequin while testifying about the location of bullet wounds in the body of Odin Lloyd  during the murder trial of former New England Patriots tight end . A joint found near Lloyd's body had DNA from both men on it. And the shell of a bullet matching the one that killed Lloyd was found on the floor of Hernandez's car - stuck to a piece of gum that matched the former Patriot tight end's DNA. On the final day of testimony, the prosecution heard from William Zane, of the state medical examiner's office, who used a mannequin to point to where Odin Lloyd was allegedly shot - in the chest and in the back. The defense team, in contrast, is not expected to take long hitting back. Jurors could be sent to deliberate\u00a0as early as next week. At the time of the alleged murder, Hernandez had a $40 million contract with the Patriots. Hernandez's legal team has contested the legitimacy of the evidence, calling into question the testimony of an employee of weapons manufacturer Glock who had identified the black object as a gun and arguing instead that it was a piece of electronics such as an iPad or a TV remote. They also have gone after the police investigation, painting it as bumbling and inept and saying Hernandez was targeted as a suspect because he is a celebrity. Decision: The defense team is expected to wrap up quickly next week before the jury delivers a verdict . Prosecutor William McCauley announced on Thursday that the prosecution had rested. Superior Court Judge Susan Garsh then sent the jurors home. Garsh is expected to hear arguments Friday on several pending issues. Hernandez's lawyer James Sultan told Garsh this week that the defense team expects to call witnesses Monday and be completed with their questioning that day. Once the defense rests, each side will deliver a closing argument. Then the jury will be given instructions, and three alternates will be randomly selected from among the 15 jurors immediately before deliberating. A final jury of 12 members will decide Hernandez's fate. Eighteen jurors began the trial in January, but three were dismissed, including one who is accused of misrepresenting her answers during screening in a bid to get onto the jury.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAfter two months and more than 100 witnesses, the prosecution has rested in the murder trial of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez. The 25-year-old has pleaded not guilty to shooting  Odin Lloyd five times in the chest and back. Lloyd, who was dating his fiancee's sister, was found dead in an industrial park less than a mile from Hernandez's home on June 17, 2013. Prosecutors have presented hundreds of pieces of evidence since testimony began on January 29, including surveillance videos from inside\u00a0Hernandez's home that showed him holding a black object that appeared to be a gun less than 10 minutes after Lloyd's killing. Scroll down for video . Trial: The jury has rested in the murder trial of former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez after two months and more than 100 witnesses that featured in the prosecution's case against him . William Zane, of the state medical examiner's office, points to a mannequin while testifying about the location of bullet wounds in the body of Odin Lloyd  during the murder trial of former New England Patriots tight end . A joint found near Lloyd's body had DNA from both men on it. And the shell of a bullet matching the one that killed Lloyd was found on the floor of Hernandez's car - stuck to a piece of gum that matched the former Patriot tight end's DNA. On the final day of testimony, the prosecution heard from William Zane, of the state medical examiner's office, who used a mannequin to point to where Odin Lloyd was allegedly shot - in the chest and in the back. The defense team, in contrast, is not expected to take long hitting back. Jurors could be sent to deliberate\u00a0as early as next week. At the time of the alleged murder, Hernandez had a $40 million contract with the Patriots. Hernandez's legal team has contested the legitimacy of the evidence, calling into question the testimony of an employee of weapons manufacturer Glock who had identified the black object as a gun and arguing instead that it was a piece of electronics such as an iPad or a TV remote. They also have gone after the police investigation, painting it as bumbling and inept and saying Hernandez was targeted as a suspect because he is a celebrity. Decision: The defense team is expected to wrap up quickly next week before the jury delivers a verdict . Prosecutor William McCauley announced on Thursday that the prosecution had rested. Superior Court Judge Susan Garsh then sent the jurors home. Garsh is expected to hear arguments Friday on several pending issues. Hernandez's lawyer James Sultan told Garsh this week that the defense team expects to call witnesses Monday and be completed with their questioning that day. Once the defense rests, each side will deliver a closing argument. Then the jury will be given instructions, and three alternates will be randomly selected from among the 15 jurors immediately before deliberating. A final jury of 12 members will decide Hernandez's fate. Eighteen jurors began the trial in January, but three were dismissed, including one who is accused of misrepresenting her answers during screening in a bid to get onto the jury."}], "metadata": {"id": "e8b93366b9c9c5bf4409dc1f8064122063ccd4ca", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Prosecutors have called more than 100 witnesses to testify .\nDefense team expected to wrap up within a day or two .\nThe 15 jurors could be sent out early next week to deliberate .\nHernandez has pleaded not guilty to shooting dead Odin Lloyd ."}}
{"prompt": "The traditional cookie cutter wedding no longer exists - new reports suggest Brits are ditching tradition in favour of alternative practices when it comes to getting hitched. Two of the biggest changes are the fact that religious services have fallen out of favour and that brides are opting for bold colour schemes for their big day. A new study, which has tracked the decisions of brides and grooms over the past five years interviewed 1,893 newlyweds and compared them to answers they have collated since 2010. Scroll down for video . A new study has revealed the changing habits of British weddings. When it comes to honeymooning 18 per cent of us are now choosing to holiday in the UK compared to 8 per cent five years ago . The study showed that couples are shunning religious ceremonies when it comes to their big day with services falling from 40 per cent to 35 in the past five years. Registry offices have seen an increase in bookings by two thirds, going from three per cent to nine per cent since 2010, and 50 per cent of bride and grooms have opted for some form of civil ceremony when getting hitched. Tradition seems to be out of the window when it comes to paying the bill. In 2014, just seven per cent of UK couples allowed the bride's parents to pay the entire bill, down from nine per cent in 2010, while over a third of married couples in the UK (31.4 per cent) covered their entire wedding bill themselves. The trend for cupcakes is falling out of favour sinking from appearing at 15 per cent of weddings to just 10 per cent, however cheese towers are on the up by three per cent since 2011 . The study by hitched.co.uk also showed that spending on weddings as a whole is increasing, up by 3.4 per cent year on year, outpacing the economic growth of 2.8 per cent. The average cost of a wedding is now \u00a316,020 (compared to \u00a315,494.54 in 2013). Forking out for our own weddings seems to be having a knock on effect as lavish honeymoons are less popular than they once were. Newlyweds are now choosing to honeymoon closer to home, with 18 per cent opting for a vacation in the UK, compared to eight per cent just five years ago. 32 per cent choose Europe, an increase of 11 per cent in five years, while honeymoon visits to the rest of the world has plummeted from 71 per cent to 50. It seems that many are also less keen to jet off immediately, with just 39 per cent of us going on our honeymoon within two days of the wedding, compared to 47 per cent in 2010. Peach bridesmaid dresses are out as the favoured colour scheme for a wedding is now purple . It's good news for bridesmaids though - peach is no longer the colour scheme of choice for dresses. Purple is now the most popular colour in the UK (19 per cent), followed by blue (18 per cent). Another favourite that has fallen out of favour is cupcakes - in 2011, 15 per cent of weddings opted for them as an alternative to a traditional wedding cake, but they are now chosen by just 10 per cent of couples for their reception. This doesn't mean you will necessarily have to choke back some heavily iced fruit cake though, as five per cent of couples now have a cake made of cheese, up from two per cent in 2010. Caroline Hendry, Editor of hitched.co.uk says that our changing attitudes towards weddings are seeing new traditions created. She said: 'As well as a snapshot of trends that might come and go we can see some longer term patterns emerging, with the decline of the religious ceremony and the expectation that parents would foot the bill. 'Couples seem more keen to foot the bill for drinks, but at the same time they are still under financial pressure, so other things need to give like the lavish honeymoon with more couples honeymooning in the UK or Europe or taking longer to save.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe traditional cookie cutter wedding no longer exists - new reports suggest Brits are ditching tradition in favour of alternative practices when it comes to getting hitched. Two of the biggest changes are the fact that religious services have fallen out of favour and that brides are opting for bold colour schemes for their big day. A new study, which has tracked the decisions of brides and grooms over the past five years interviewed 1,893 newlyweds and compared them to answers they have collated since 2010. Scroll down for video . A new study has revealed the changing habits of British weddings. When it comes to honeymooning 18 per cent of us are now choosing to holiday in the UK compared to 8 per cent five years ago . The study showed that couples are shunning religious ceremonies when it comes to their big day with services falling from 40 per cent to 35 in the past five years. Registry offices have seen an increase in bookings by two thirds, going from three per cent to nine per cent since 2010, and 50 per cent of bride and grooms have opted for some form of civil ceremony when getting hitched. Tradition seems to be out of the window when it comes to paying the bill. In 2014, just seven per cent of UK couples allowed the bride's parents to pay the entire bill, down from nine per cent in 2010, while over a third of married couples in the UK (31.4 per cent) covered their entire wedding bill themselves. The trend for cupcakes is falling out of favour sinking from appearing at 15 per cent of weddings to just 10 per cent, however cheese towers are on the up by three per cent since 2011 . The study by hitched.co.uk also showed that spending on weddings as a whole is increasing, up by 3.4 per cent year on year, outpacing the economic growth of 2.8 per cent. The average cost of a wedding is now \u00a316,020 (compared to \u00a315,494.54 in 2013). Forking out for our own weddings seems to be having a knock on effect as lavish honeymoons are less popular than they once were. Newlyweds are now choosing to honeymoon closer to home, with 18 per cent opting for a vacation in the UK, compared to eight per cent just five years ago. 32 per cent choose Europe, an increase of 11 per cent in five years, while honeymoon visits to the rest of the world has plummeted from 71 per cent to 50. It seems that many are also less keen to jet off immediately, with just 39 per cent of us going on our honeymoon within two days of the wedding, compared to 47 per cent in 2010. Peach bridesmaid dresses are out as the favoured colour scheme for a wedding is now purple . It's good news for bridesmaids though - peach is no longer the colour scheme of choice for dresses. Purple is now the most popular colour in the UK (19 per cent), followed by blue (18 per cent). Another favourite that has fallen out of favour is cupcakes - in 2011, 15 per cent of weddings opted for them as an alternative to a traditional wedding cake, but they are now chosen by just 10 per cent of couples for their reception. This doesn't mean you will necessarily have to choke back some heavily iced fruit cake though, as five per cent of couples now have a cake made of cheese, up from two per cent in 2010. Caroline Hendry, Editor of hitched.co.uk says that our changing attitudes towards weddings are seeing new traditions created. She said: 'As well as a snapshot of trends that might come and go we can see some longer term patterns emerging, with the decline of the religious ceremony and the expectation that parents would foot the bill. 'Couples seem more keen to foot the bill for drinks, but at the same time they are still under financial pressure, so other things need to give like the lavish honeymoon with more couples honeymooning in the UK or Europe or taking longer to save.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "1ce2607594bd24aaddd8e915039c879f5dfc7576", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "A new survey of newlyweds reveals Britain's changing wedding habits .\nReligious ceremonies have fallen by five per cent in the past five years .\n18 per cent of couples are now choosing to honeymoon in the UK ."}}
{"prompt": "Manuel Pellegrini accepted the blame on Sunday night for the emphatic Manchester derby defeat that has plunged his job into even greater jeopardy. Manchester United heaped more pressure on the beleaguered City boss with a 4-2 win at Old Trafford, lifting them four points clear of their rivals in the race for a Champions League place. City capitulated after taking an early lead through Sergio Aguero, and Pellegrini said: \u2018I always think it is my responsibility, always. I think it was a clear result for Manchester United. Manuel Pellegrini watches from the touchline as Manchester City lose 4-2 to United at Old Trafford . Manchester City players show their dejection at the derby defeat on Sunday afternoon . \u2018But I am not talking about my position \u2013 it is not important.\u2019 The Premier League champions have lost six of their last eight games in all competitions, and a team that were joint top on New Year\u2019s Day are now fighting to finish in the top-four. City sources maintain that Pellegrini is unlikely to be axed before the end of the season. But Patrick Vieira has impressed in his work with the club\u2019s elite development squad and is believed to be willing to step in as interim manager until the end of the season if Pellegrini goes. Vieira is in charge of City\u2019s Under-21 development squad and is being groomed to become the manager at the Etihad in the future. Pellegrini admitted that the spirit within his squad is a concern as he tries to arrest the slump. City are five points ahead of fifth-placed Southampton ahead of next Sunday\u2019s game at home to West Ham. Patrick Vieira looks on during a Manchester City UEFA Youth League match against Schalke in February . Manchester United players celebrate as Chris Smalling (centre) scores their fourth goal of the afternoon . \u2018Maybe it is something we can be concerned (about),\u2019 he added. \u2018The spirit of the team does not seem the real spirit but we must try to continue playing the way we did for the first 20 minutes. \u2018It is the same team. We must improve and I hope when we win again the team will recover their trust. \u2018We are concerned to try and win the next game. We have to play six games more. We were the whole year in the first or second position. \u2018United and Arsenal have to play against Chelsea. We have 18 points more to play so we must not try make it a dramatic moment. We now have two games at home, we must try to recover from this defeat.\u2019 United\u2019s win in front of their jubilant supporters ended a run of four successive Manchester derby defeats. Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini, Juan Mata and Chris Smalling gave Louis van Gaal\u2019s team an unassailable lead before Aguero got his second goal late on. Sergio Aguero walks off the pitch after the final whistle is blown at Old Trafford . Van Gaal claimed that United\u2019s 4-3 advantage on aggregate in this season\u2019s two derbies with City means that they can consider themselves to be the top team in Manchester. He said: \u2018It\u2019s great to be a supporter of Man United right now. \u2018You are playing for the fans and at the start of the season it was not fantastic to be a United fan. We had 11 matches and 13 points and still they supported us. This week they can go on the streets, head up and say \u201cwe are the better team because goal average is in our favour\u201d. \u2018We are now four points ahead of City in third place which is very important because it gets you automatic qualification into the Champions League. We started badly, there was a lot of stress building up and because of that we went 1-0 behind. But we have good team spirit and came back. The second half was fantastic. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal (right) celebrates victory with Ander Herrera at full-time . \u2018But we have still six matches to go and that can be changed again so we can enjoy ourselves today and tomorrow maybe. Tuesday is a day off but then we have to prepare for a match against Chelsea away. \u2018The goal we set was to get into the top four and I\u2019ll be very pleased if we reach that goal. It is not done yet but we are on our way.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nManuel Pellegrini accepted the blame on Sunday night for the emphatic Manchester derby defeat that has plunged his job into even greater jeopardy. Manchester United heaped more pressure on the beleaguered City boss with a 4-2 win at Old Trafford, lifting them four points clear of their rivals in the race for a Champions League place. City capitulated after taking an early lead through Sergio Aguero, and Pellegrini said: \u2018I always think it is my responsibility, always. I think it was a clear result for Manchester United. Manuel Pellegrini watches from the touchline as Manchester City lose 4-2 to United at Old Trafford . Manchester City players show their dejection at the derby defeat on Sunday afternoon . \u2018But I am not talking about my position \u2013 it is not important.\u2019 The Premier League champions have lost six of their last eight games in all competitions, and a team that were joint top on New Year\u2019s Day are now fighting to finish in the top-four. City sources maintain that Pellegrini is unlikely to be axed before the end of the season. But Patrick Vieira has impressed in his work with the club\u2019s elite development squad and is believed to be willing to step in as interim manager until the end of the season if Pellegrini goes. Vieira is in charge of City\u2019s Under-21 development squad and is being groomed to become the manager at the Etihad in the future. Pellegrini admitted that the spirit within his squad is a concern as he tries to arrest the slump. City are five points ahead of fifth-placed Southampton ahead of next Sunday\u2019s game at home to West Ham. Patrick Vieira looks on during a Manchester City UEFA Youth League match against Schalke in February . Manchester United players celebrate as Chris Smalling (centre) scores their fourth goal of the afternoon . \u2018Maybe it is something we can be concerned (about),\u2019 he added. \u2018The spirit of the team does not seem the real spirit but we must try to continue playing the way we did for the first 20 minutes. \u2018It is the same team. We must improve and I hope when we win again the team will recover their trust. \u2018We are concerned to try and win the next game. We have to play six games more. We were the whole year in the first or second position. \u2018United and Arsenal have to play against Chelsea. We have 18 points more to play so we must not try make it a dramatic moment. We now have two games at home, we must try to recover from this defeat.\u2019 United\u2019s win in front of their jubilant supporters ended a run of four successive Manchester derby defeats. Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini, Juan Mata and Chris Smalling gave Louis van Gaal\u2019s team an unassailable lead before Aguero got his second goal late on. Sergio Aguero walks off the pitch after the final whistle is blown at Old Trafford . Van Gaal claimed that United\u2019s 4-3 advantage on aggregate in this season\u2019s two derbies with City means that they can consider themselves to be the top team in Manchester. He said: \u2018It\u2019s great to be a supporter of Man United right now. \u2018You are playing for the fans and at the start of the season it was not fantastic to be a United fan. We had 11 matches and 13 points and still they supported us. This week they can go on the streets, head up and say \u201cwe are the better team because goal average is in our favour\u201d. \u2018We are now four points ahead of City in third place which is very important because it gets you automatic qualification into the Champions League. We started badly, there was a lot of stress building up and because of that we went 1-0 behind. But we have good team spirit and came back. The second half was fantastic. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal (right) celebrates victory with Ander Herrera at full-time . \u2018But we have still six matches to go and that can be changed again so we can enjoy ourselves today and tomorrow maybe. Tuesday is a day off but then we have to prepare for a match against Chelsea away. \u2018The goal we set was to get into the top four and I\u2019ll be very pleased if we reach that goal. It is not done yet but we are on our way.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "4a26833f14b597f11073f989f211dd99da167838", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Manchester City lost 4-2 to rivals United at Old Trafford on Sunday .\nCity manager Manuel Pellegrini accepted the blame for the defeat .\nClub sources say that Pellegrini is unlikely to be axed before end of season .\nPatrick Vieira is believed to be willing to step in as interim manager ."}}
{"prompt": "Anger: The UN said Katie Hopkins (pictured) used language similar to that of Rwandan media in the run up the 1994 genocide and by Nazis in the 1930s . The UN's rights chief has urged Britain to crack down on tabloid newspapers inciting racial hatred after a columnist for The Sun called migrants 'cockroaches'. In a hard-hitting statement, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Husein said Katie Hopkins had used language similar to that employed by some Rwandan media outlets in the run-up to the 1994 genocide, and by the Nazis in the 1930s. He said the April 17 article in the newspaper was reflective of a 'nasty underbelly of racism that is characterising the migration debate in an increasing number of EU countries'. This was also 'sapping compassion for the thousands of people fleeing conflict, human rights violations and economic deprivation who are drowning in the Mediterranean,' he said. The article came as migrant boat tragedies in the Mediterranean escalated. Already, more than 1,750 people have died this year making the perilous sea crossing to try to reach Europe - 30 times higher than the same period in 2014. Zeid asked British authorities, media, and regulatory bodies to take immediate steps to stop racial and inflammatory articles. 'This vicious verbal assault on migrants and asylum seekers in the UK tabloid press has continued unchallenged under the law for far too long,' he said. 'The Sun's editors took an editorial decision to publish this article, and - if it is found in breach of the law - should be held responsible along with the author.' The high commissioner said the Hopkins piece was 'simply one of the more extreme examples of thousands of anti-foreigner articles that have appeared in UK tabloids over the past two decades.' He also asked all European countries to take a firmer line on racism and xenophobia. Eritrean migrant Wegasi Nebiat is saved by rescuers after the wooden boat carrying her crashed off the popular Greek island of Rhodes . Death of a child: More than 1,750 people have already died this year making the perilous sea crossing to try to reach Europe - 30 times higher than the same period in 2014 . Clinging on: Migrants trying to reach Greece are seen onboard a capsizing sailboat off the coast of Rhodes . 'Make no mistake, these migrants are like cockroaches,' she wrote. 'They might look like 'Bob Geldof's Ethiopia circa 1984' but they are built to survive a nuclear bomb.' 'It is extraordinary and deeply shameful to see these types of tactics being used in a variety of countries, simply because racism and xenophobia are so easy to arouse in order to win votes or sell newspapers.' The columnist also said Europe should adopt a hardline approach to clandestine immigration like Australia by using navy ships to turn back boats carrying asylum seekers. 'Britain is not El Dorado,' Hopkins said. 'Some of our towns are festering sores, plagued by swarms of migrants and asylum seekers, shelling out benefits like Monopoly money.' Zeid said provocative articles could trigger dangerous reactions. 'It is extraordinary and deeply shameful to see these types of tactics being used in a variety of countries, simply because racism and xenophobia are so easy to arouse in order to win votes or sell newspapers.' Chaos: Debris from the wooden ship in the Mediterranean. Coastguards in Rhodes say the migrant crisis is a problem not just for Greece and Italy, but for all of Europe . Desperate: Migrants who were trying to reach Greece hold onto the wreckage of a sailboat near the coast of the southeastern island of Rhodes earlier this week . Joy: Rescued migrants disembark an Italian Coast Guard vessel in the Sicilian harbour of Catania earlier this week, throwing their hands in the air in celebration at surviving the perillous journey . Ed Miliband has been accused of stooping to a 'shameful' new low by blaming David Cameron for the Mediterranean refugee crisis. The Labour leader  used a keynote campaign speech today to suggest the deaths of hundreds of refugees fleeing North Africa could have been avoided if the Prime Minister had done more following his intervention in Libya to remove the former dictator Colonel Gaddafi. In a briefing note sent out before the speech, Labour went further - claiming the crisis was 'in part a direct result' of Mr Cameron's foreign policy. Anger: Ed Miliband, speaking at Chatham House in central London this morning, has been accused of stooping to a 'shameful' new low by blaming David Cameron for the Mediterranean refugee crisis . The provocative allegation has provoked a furious response from the Tories who this morning demanded that Mr Miliband apologise for the 'outrageous and disgraceful' remarks. It comes after Mr Cameron held emergency talks with EU leaders in Brussels yesterday over how to tackle the growing humanitarian crisis. The Prime Minister announced the deployment of one of Britain's biggest warships - HMS Bulwark - as part of beefed-up efforts to prevent more refugees packing onto tiny boats. Up to 1,750 refugees have lost their lives trying to reach Europe this year - out of around 35,000 who have tried to make the crossing. The vast majority of the migrant boats set off from the Libya, which has descended into chaos in the aftermath of the 2011 revolution which saw Colonel Gaddafi swept from power with the support of France and Britain.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAnger: The UN said Katie Hopkins (pictured) used language similar to that of Rwandan media in the run up the 1994 genocide and by Nazis in the 1930s . The UN's rights chief has urged Britain to crack down on tabloid newspapers inciting racial hatred after a columnist for The Sun called migrants 'cockroaches'. In a hard-hitting statement, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Husein said Katie Hopkins had used language similar to that employed by some Rwandan media outlets in the run-up to the 1994 genocide, and by the Nazis in the 1930s. He said the April 17 article in the newspaper was reflective of a 'nasty underbelly of racism that is characterising the migration debate in an increasing number of EU countries'. This was also 'sapping compassion for the thousands of people fleeing conflict, human rights violations and economic deprivation who are drowning in the Mediterranean,' he said. The article came as migrant boat tragedies in the Mediterranean escalated. Already, more than 1,750 people have died this year making the perilous sea crossing to try to reach Europe - 30 times higher than the same period in 2014. Zeid asked British authorities, media, and regulatory bodies to take immediate steps to stop racial and inflammatory articles. 'This vicious verbal assault on migrants and asylum seekers in the UK tabloid press has continued unchallenged under the law for far too long,' he said. 'The Sun's editors took an editorial decision to publish this article, and - if it is found in breach of the law - should be held responsible along with the author.' The high commissioner said the Hopkins piece was 'simply one of the more extreme examples of thousands of anti-foreigner articles that have appeared in UK tabloids over the past two decades.' He also asked all European countries to take a firmer line on racism and xenophobia. Eritrean migrant Wegasi Nebiat is saved by rescuers after the wooden boat carrying her crashed off the popular Greek island of Rhodes . Death of a child: More than 1,750 people have already died this year making the perilous sea crossing to try to reach Europe - 30 times higher than the same period in 2014 . Clinging on: Migrants trying to reach Greece are seen onboard a capsizing sailboat off the coast of Rhodes . 'Make no mistake, these migrants are like cockroaches,' she wrote. 'They might look like 'Bob Geldof's Ethiopia circa 1984' but they are built to survive a nuclear bomb.' 'It is extraordinary and deeply shameful to see these types of tactics being used in a variety of countries, simply because racism and xenophobia are so easy to arouse in order to win votes or sell newspapers.' The columnist also said Europe should adopt a hardline approach to clandestine immigration like Australia by using navy ships to turn back boats carrying asylum seekers. 'Britain is not El Dorado,' Hopkins said. 'Some of our towns are festering sores, plagued by swarms of migrants and asylum seekers, shelling out benefits like Monopoly money.' Zeid said provocative articles could trigger dangerous reactions. 'It is extraordinary and deeply shameful to see these types of tactics being used in a variety of countries, simply because racism and xenophobia are so easy to arouse in order to win votes or sell newspapers.' Chaos: Debris from the wooden ship in the Mediterranean. Coastguards in Rhodes say the migrant crisis is a problem not just for Greece and Italy, but for all of Europe . Desperate: Migrants who were trying to reach Greece hold onto the wreckage of a sailboat near the coast of the southeastern island of Rhodes earlier this week . Joy: Rescued migrants disembark an Italian Coast Guard vessel in the Sicilian harbour of Catania earlier this week, throwing their hands in the air in celebration at surviving the perillous journey . Ed Miliband has been accused of stooping to a 'shameful' new low by blaming David Cameron for the Mediterranean refugee crisis. The Labour leader  used a keynote campaign speech today to suggest the deaths of hundreds of refugees fleeing North Africa could have been avoided if the Prime Minister had done more following his intervention in Libya to remove the former dictator Colonel Gaddafi. In a briefing note sent out before the speech, Labour went further - claiming the crisis was 'in part a direct result' of Mr Cameron's foreign policy. Anger: Ed Miliband, speaking at Chatham House in central London this morning, has been accused of stooping to a 'shameful' new low by blaming David Cameron for the Mediterranean refugee crisis . The provocative allegation has provoked a furious response from the Tories who this morning demanded that Mr Miliband apologise for the 'outrageous and disgraceful' remarks. It comes after Mr Cameron held emergency talks with EU leaders in Brussels yesterday over how to tackle the growing humanitarian crisis. The Prime Minister announced the deployment of one of Britain's biggest warships - HMS Bulwark - as part of beefed-up efforts to prevent more refugees packing onto tiny boats. Up to 1,750 refugees have lost their lives trying to reach Europe this year - out of around 35,000 who have tried to make the crossing. The vast majority of the migrant boats set off from the Libya, which has descended into chaos in the aftermath of the 2011 revolution which saw Colonel Gaddafi swept from power with the support of France and Britain."}], "metadata": {"id": "d6322ab1206452993b0da09700bc93799cc52de8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "UN High Commissioner for Human Rights condemned Katie Hopkins'\nZeid Ra'ad Al Husein urged Britain to crack down on 'inciting racial hatred'\nCompared Hopkins' 'cockroaches' comment to language employed by Rwandan media outlets in the run-up to the 1994 genocide .\nHe also likened her words to Nazi propaganda during the 1930s ."}}
{"prompt": "A mother-of-one crippled by her 30-year phobia of snakes was cured live on TV today in an astonishing ten minutes. Before today, Dawn Williamson, 39 and based in Scotland, could not even confront a plastic snake without panicking, and would obsessively check her toilet for the reptiles every day. But viewers of ITV1\u2019s This Morning were amazed as therapists Nik and Eva Speakman broke down Dawn\u2019s phobia with their no-nonsense approach, which involved 'proving' to Dawn that her fear was irrational. Trimuph: Dawn Williamson (centre), 39, was\u00a0cured of her crippling snake phobia live on TV today by therapists Nik and Eva Speakman in an astonishing ten minutes . At the beginning of the show, Dawn - who was hooked up to a heart monitor throughout - broke down in tears at the mere sight of a plastic snake, which sent her heart rate soaring. By the end of the show she was able to touch a real-life 9ft Burmese python as it stretched out across her lap, leaving hosts Philip Schofield and Amanda Holden gob-smacked. 'It\u2019s a miracle,' Amanda said. 'The results have been absolutely extraordinary.' Dawn, who is now able to take her seven-year-old daughter on a dream holiday to Florida later this year thanks to her treatment, said: 'All my life I\u2019ve been terrified of snakes. 'But to sit down with one on my knee is just unbelievable.' The Speakmans have now helped 60 people overcome there fears and phobias live on TV, from balloons and snowmen, to frogs and spiders. But today\u2019s was the first time viewers have been able to see the process in action. Lifelong phobia: Dawn had been petrified of snakes ever since she watched B-movie Venom when she was seven years old . Therapy: When presented with a tray of plastic snakes (pictured) she shook with fear and broke down in tears . Nik said: 'Usually we\u2019ll go into another room away from the cameras, and spend a bit more time with the person and it can take a fair amount of time. 'But this time we spent just ten minutes going through it with Dawn, so viewers can see how we did it. It was very special as Dawn was the 60th person we\u2019ve treated. We were thrilled at the result.' The Speakmans had never met Dawn, from Scotland until five minutes before the show and knew nothing about her phobia until they saw a VT recorded in Dawn\u2019s home, showing how her life was being blighted by her phobia, known as ophidiophobia. Dawn had been petrified of snakes ever since she watched B-movie Venom when she was seven years old, she explained. 'If I see a snake on TV, I immediately have to get my feet up, the TV turned over. Then I\u2019ll go to bed that night I\u2019ll be checking under the covers. 'I also check in the wardrobe where we keep all the shoes because you just never know, they could be hiding in there. I\u2019ll check in my boots, give them a wee shake, make sure there\u2019s nothing in there.' Obsessive: Dawn used to compulsively check her home for snakes, and would frequently shake her boots to make sure they weren't hiding any . Philip asked her: 'Do you find it irrational? I don\u2019t know when a snake was last found in a loo in Scotland.' Dawn replied: 'Yes. But I read a story in a newspaper once that someone had found a pet snake in the toilet, so ever since then I\u2019ve checked.' Dawn was then asked by Philip to scribble down the word snake on a piece of paper - sending her heart rate soaring from 90 to over 130. She was also shown clips of Carl Fogerty with a snake slithering over him in the I\u2019m A Celebrity jungle, as well as having to confront a tray of plastic toy snakes which made Dawn shake with fear and break down in tears. Eva continued the session by getting Dawn to concede that her fear of snakes was indeed irrational, before pointing out the irony that in hunting for snakes around the house, she was seeking out her fear. Irrational? Dawn also used to check under the loo seat every time she was about to use it, despite living in Scotland, which is not known for it's teeming serpent population . 'What\u2019s happened is that you watched a film when you were seven years old and you reacted and created a schema,' Eva explained. 'The reason you now react irrationally is because you\u2019re actually consulting a seven-year-old on how to react when you see a snake.' Dawn was then asked to talk about Venom, the horror movie which ignited her fear of snakes in the first place, in which a snake kills everyone involved. Nik then asked: 'So just from that one event, watching that film you\u2019re frightened of snakes? 'You\u2019ve been scratched by your cat but you're not frightened of it. What\u2019s a snake ever done to you?' He added: 'You\u2019re frightened of something that\u2019s never hurt you, something that you\u2019ve never physically held, that you only saw in a film when you were seven years of age. Does that make sense? 'Essentially, for 30 years, you have victimised snakes for no reason at all.' Relief: After accepting that her fear of snakes was irrational, Dawn was able to touch a real-life 9ft Burmese python as it stretched out across her lap . Logic: Eva (right) explained that it was essential to their techniques that the person being treated can feel the difference and see the evidence for themselves that they have overcome their fear . The Speakmans then held up a series of pictures of snakes to test Dawn\u2019s reaction. To everyone's amazement she remained calm and said: 'I can look at it.' Nik remarked: 'This is the difference between seeing a snake through the eyes of a 30-odd year-old woman and not a seven-year-old child. You\u2019re looking confused right now. 'That\u2019s because you've spent 30 years believing something that essentially is not true.' Dawn was then presented with a tank of live snakes, and admitted that although 'bizarre', she was no longer has a phobia of them. At the end of the show, producers brought out a giant, 9ft-long Burmese python which laid across the laps of Dawn and The Speakman\u2019s, with Dawn stroking the python. Remarkably, her heart rate stayed below 100. 'I never thought I\u2019d be able to hold one,' she said. Eva explained that it was essential to their techniques that the person being treated can feel the difference and see the evidence for themselves that they have overcome their fear. She added: 'It\u2019s about proving to the person that their fears are completely irrational.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA mother-of-one crippled by her 30-year phobia of snakes was cured live on TV today in an astonishing ten minutes. Before today, Dawn Williamson, 39 and based in Scotland, could not even confront a plastic snake without panicking, and would obsessively check her toilet for the reptiles every day. But viewers of ITV1\u2019s This Morning were amazed as therapists Nik and Eva Speakman broke down Dawn\u2019s phobia with their no-nonsense approach, which involved 'proving' to Dawn that her fear was irrational. Trimuph: Dawn Williamson (centre), 39, was\u00a0cured of her crippling snake phobia live on TV today by therapists Nik and Eva Speakman in an astonishing ten minutes . At the beginning of the show, Dawn - who was hooked up to a heart monitor throughout - broke down in tears at the mere sight of a plastic snake, which sent her heart rate soaring. By the end of the show she was able to touch a real-life 9ft Burmese python as it stretched out across her lap, leaving hosts Philip Schofield and Amanda Holden gob-smacked. 'It\u2019s a miracle,' Amanda said. 'The results have been absolutely extraordinary.' Dawn, who is now able to take her seven-year-old daughter on a dream holiday to Florida later this year thanks to her treatment, said: 'All my life I\u2019ve been terrified of snakes. 'But to sit down with one on my knee is just unbelievable.' The Speakmans have now helped 60 people overcome there fears and phobias live on TV, from balloons and snowmen, to frogs and spiders. But today\u2019s was the first time viewers have been able to see the process in action. Lifelong phobia: Dawn had been petrified of snakes ever since she watched B-movie Venom when she was seven years old . Therapy: When presented with a tray of plastic snakes (pictured) she shook with fear and broke down in tears . Nik said: 'Usually we\u2019ll go into another room away from the cameras, and spend a bit more time with the person and it can take a fair amount of time. 'But this time we spent just ten minutes going through it with Dawn, so viewers can see how we did it. It was very special as Dawn was the 60th person we\u2019ve treated. We were thrilled at the result.' The Speakmans had never met Dawn, from Scotland until five minutes before the show and knew nothing about her phobia until they saw a VT recorded in Dawn\u2019s home, showing how her life was being blighted by her phobia, known as ophidiophobia. Dawn had been petrified of snakes ever since she watched B-movie Venom when she was seven years old, she explained. 'If I see a snake on TV, I immediately have to get my feet up, the TV turned over. Then I\u2019ll go to bed that night I\u2019ll be checking under the covers. 'I also check in the wardrobe where we keep all the shoes because you just never know, they could be hiding in there. I\u2019ll check in my boots, give them a wee shake, make sure there\u2019s nothing in there.' Obsessive: Dawn used to compulsively check her home for snakes, and would frequently shake her boots to make sure they weren't hiding any . Philip asked her: 'Do you find it irrational? I don\u2019t know when a snake was last found in a loo in Scotland.' Dawn replied: 'Yes. But I read a story in a newspaper once that someone had found a pet snake in the toilet, so ever since then I\u2019ve checked.' Dawn was then asked by Philip to scribble down the word snake on a piece of paper - sending her heart rate soaring from 90 to over 130. She was also shown clips of Carl Fogerty with a snake slithering over him in the I\u2019m A Celebrity jungle, as well as having to confront a tray of plastic toy snakes which made Dawn shake with fear and break down in tears. Eva continued the session by getting Dawn to concede that her fear of snakes was indeed irrational, before pointing out the irony that in hunting for snakes around the house, she was seeking out her fear. Irrational? Dawn also used to check under the loo seat every time she was about to use it, despite living in Scotland, which is not known for it's teeming serpent population . 'What\u2019s happened is that you watched a film when you were seven years old and you reacted and created a schema,' Eva explained. 'The reason you now react irrationally is because you\u2019re actually consulting a seven-year-old on how to react when you see a snake.' Dawn was then asked to talk about Venom, the horror movie which ignited her fear of snakes in the first place, in which a snake kills everyone involved. Nik then asked: 'So just from that one event, watching that film you\u2019re frightened of snakes? 'You\u2019ve been scratched by your cat but you're not frightened of it. What\u2019s a snake ever done to you?' He added: 'You\u2019re frightened of something that\u2019s never hurt you, something that you\u2019ve never physically held, that you only saw in a film when you were seven years of age. Does that make sense? 'Essentially, for 30 years, you have victimised snakes for no reason at all.' Relief: After accepting that her fear of snakes was irrational, Dawn was able to touch a real-life 9ft Burmese python as it stretched out across her lap . Logic: Eva (right) explained that it was essential to their techniques that the person being treated can feel the difference and see the evidence for themselves that they have overcome their fear . The Speakmans then held up a series of pictures of snakes to test Dawn\u2019s reaction. To everyone's amazement she remained calm and said: 'I can look at it.' Nik remarked: 'This is the difference between seeing a snake through the eyes of a 30-odd year-old woman and not a seven-year-old child. You\u2019re looking confused right now. 'That\u2019s because you've spent 30 years believing something that essentially is not true.' Dawn was then presented with a tank of live snakes, and admitted that although 'bizarre', she was no longer has a phobia of them. At the end of the show, producers brought out a giant, 9ft-long Burmese python which laid across the laps of Dawn and The Speakman\u2019s, with Dawn stroking the python. Remarkably, her heart rate stayed below 100. 'I never thought I\u2019d be able to hold one,' she said. Eva explained that it was essential to their techniques that the person being treated can feel the difference and see the evidence for themselves that they have overcome their fear. She added: 'It\u2019s about proving to the person that their fears are completely irrational.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "0d82c4216018eb6a594ea61b676ceca072b75325", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Dawn Williamson, 39, had been petrified of snakes since the age of 9 .\nShe shook and cried when presented with a plastic one .\nTherapists Nik and Eva Speakman cured her with 'logic'\nThey made Dawn realise her fear was completely irrational ."}}
{"prompt": "Siem de Jong played 45 minutes for Newcastle Under 21s on his comeback from a collapsed lung. The 26-year-old made way at the break after coming through the first half of United's 2-0 defeat to Derby County at St James' Park. De Jong has made just one Premier League start since his \u00a36million arrival from Ajax last summer. Newcastle midfielder Siem de Jong played 45 minutes for Peter Beardsley's Under 21 side on Wednesday . Farrend Rawson (third from right) is congratulated by his team-mates after scoring at St James' Park . He tore his thigh muscle in September and was days away from returning in February when, for the second time in two years, he suffered a collapsed lung and underwent surgery. De Jong was expected to miss the remainder of the season but now has an outside chance of featuring in the final six matches. However, on the evidence of a subdued half against the Rams, Sunday's visit of Spurs will almost certainly come too soon. Newcastle striker Adam Armstrong (right) is pulled back by Derby's Max Lowe . Armstrong (left) heads a cross towards Derby's goal but his effort flies wide of the post . Meanwhile, forgotten man Facundo Ferreyra replaced De Jong at the break. The 24-year-old Argentinian striker arrived on a season-long loan from Shakhtar Donetsk last summer but is yet to make his senior debut having been plagued by a string of injuries. Derby's victory arrived courtesy of second-half goals from Alefe Santos and Farrend Rawson.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSiem de Jong played 45 minutes for Newcastle Under 21s on his comeback from a collapsed lung. The 26-year-old made way at the break after coming through the first half of United's 2-0 defeat to Derby County at St James' Park. De Jong has made just one Premier League start since his \u00a36million arrival from Ajax last summer. Newcastle midfielder Siem de Jong played 45 minutes for Peter Beardsley's Under 21 side on Wednesday . Farrend Rawson (third from right) is congratulated by his team-mates after scoring at St James' Park . He tore his thigh muscle in September and was days away from returning in February when, for the second time in two years, he suffered a collapsed lung and underwent surgery. De Jong was expected to miss the remainder of the season but now has an outside chance of featuring in the final six matches. However, on the evidence of a subdued half against the Rams, Sunday's visit of Spurs will almost certainly come too soon. Newcastle striker Adam Armstrong (right) is pulled back by Derby's Max Lowe . Armstrong (left) heads a cross towards Derby's goal but his effort flies wide of the post . Meanwhile, forgotten man Facundo Ferreyra replaced De Jong at the break. The 24-year-old Argentinian striker arrived on a season-long loan from Shakhtar Donetsk last summer but is yet to make his senior debut having been plagued by a string of injuries. Derby's victory arrived courtesy of second-half goals from Alefe Santos and Farrend Rawson."}], "metadata": {"id": "f7b25ae2d51010ec62051aa98b16cd296e30ea8e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Siem de Jong has made just one Premier League start this season .\nThe 26-year-old has been plagued by injuries since joining from Ajax .\nHe played 45 minutes as Newcastle lost 2-0 at home to Derby County .\nLoanee Facundo Ferreyra replaced De Jong at half-time .\nAlefe Santos and Farrend Rawson on target for the Rams at St James' Park ."}}
{"prompt": "An art collector today claimed she was robbed of more than \u00a34million worth of jewellery during a designer handbag snatch in a notorious motorway tunnel in Paris. The German woman, who has not been named, was in a taxi which was stuck in traffic shortly after arriving at Charles de Gaulle airport on Wednesday afternoon. Three thieves are said to have \u2018appeared from nowhere\u2019 and smashed a rear window of the car, making off with the bag. The heist took place in the Landy Tunnel (pictured), which is just under a mile long and notorious for smash-and-grabs . It included numerous valuable items including a single ring worth close to \u00a31million, as well as around 12 other valuable pieces. Today the victim told police that all of the items, which also included watches, bracelets, and rings were worth well over \u00a34million. The \u2018extremely rich\u2019 German, who is part Taiwanese, was on her way to loan some of the jewels to the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris, according to sources close to the case. But, in a mysterious twist, the museum later denied knowing anything about the intended delivery. Detectives were today trying to work out whether the thieves had inside knowledge, or had simply \u2018got lucky\u2019, said an investigating source. The German woman, who has not been named, was in a taxi which was stuck in traffic shortly after arriving at Charles de Gaulle airport (pictured) Rather than escaping on a motorbike \u2013 which is usual \u2013 the thieves in this case ran away on foot, scrambling up a sharp motorway embankment. The items are all listed and numbered because of their high value \u2013 something which will make them very hard to sell on. The heist took place in the Landy Tunnel, which is just under a mile long and notorious for smash-and-grabs. Youths living in local housing estates often follow passengers on mopeds, and then attack the cars they are travelling in. In February 2010, Christina Chernovetska, the daughter of the then mayor of Kiev, lost some \u00a34million worth of jewels in similar circumstances.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn art collector today claimed she was robbed of more than \u00a34million worth of jewellery during a designer handbag snatch in a notorious motorway tunnel in Paris. The German woman, who has not been named, was in a taxi which was stuck in traffic shortly after arriving at Charles de Gaulle airport on Wednesday afternoon. Three thieves are said to have \u2018appeared from nowhere\u2019 and smashed a rear window of the car, making off with the bag. The heist took place in the Landy Tunnel (pictured), which is just under a mile long and notorious for smash-and-grabs . It included numerous valuable items including a single ring worth close to \u00a31million, as well as around 12 other valuable pieces. Today the victim told police that all of the items, which also included watches, bracelets, and rings were worth well over \u00a34million. The \u2018extremely rich\u2019 German, who is part Taiwanese, was on her way to loan some of the jewels to the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris, according to sources close to the case. But, in a mysterious twist, the museum later denied knowing anything about the intended delivery. Detectives were today trying to work out whether the thieves had inside knowledge, or had simply \u2018got lucky\u2019, said an investigating source. The German woman, who has not been named, was in a taxi which was stuck in traffic shortly after arriving at Charles de Gaulle airport (pictured) Rather than escaping on a motorbike \u2013 which is usual \u2013 the thieves in this case ran away on foot, scrambling up a sharp motorway embankment. The items are all listed and numbered because of their high value \u2013 something which will make them very hard to sell on. The heist took place in the Landy Tunnel, which is just under a mile long and notorious for smash-and-grabs. Youths living in local housing estates often follow passengers on mopeds, and then attack the cars they are travelling in. In February 2010, Christina Chernovetska, the daughter of the then mayor of Kiev, lost some \u00a34million worth of jewels in similar circumstances."}], "metadata": {"id": "6ac8b4fb28553ded0c5b606e4fefd07a54a6982d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "'Extremely rich' German woman's taxi was stuck in traffic as\u00a0thieves struck .\nThey smashed rear window of vehicle before running away with handbag .\nThe victim says one of the stolen rings was worth close to \u00a31million alone .\nClaimed she was on her way to loan some of the items to museum in Paris ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)A trip to a former heavyweight champ's gaudy, abandoned mansion. The tallest and fastest \"giga-coaster\" in the world. A dramatic interview with a famed spiritual leader -- and the tearful reaction by one of his former students. These are some of the best videos of the week: . In the 1980s and '90s -- before he moved to Vegas and started keeping tigers as pets -- former heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson lived in a Southington, Ohio, mansion. The home featured an indoor swimming pool, a marble-and-gold Jacuzzi (with mirrored ceiling, naturally) and an entertainment room large enough for small concerts. Tyson sold the house in 1999; it's due to become, of all things, a church. The video can be seen at the top of this story. Not a fan of roller coasters? You may want to skip the next video -- but for the rest of us, the thrill of watching is the next best thing to being there. The Fury 325 can be found at Carowinds amusement part in Charlotte, North Carolina. Watch the video: . In a CNN exclusive, Alisyn Camerota looked into allegations that Bikram yoga creator Bikram Choudhury sexually assaulted six former students. \"He's a person who's based a lot of truths on a lot of lies,\" said Sarah Baughn, who alleges that Choudhury sexually assaulted her. Watch the video: . CNN's Karl Penhaul spoke to a shepherd who witnessed the final seconds of Germanwings Flight 9525, which crashed in the French Alps last week. \"I saw the plane heading down along the valley and I said, 'My God, it's going to hit the mountain,' \" Jean Varrieras told Penhaul. \"I ducked my head. ... Then after that, I saw the smoke.\" Watch the video: . Magician and comedian Penn Jillette was part of a panel speaking to CNN's Don Lemon about the controversial Indiana religious freedom law. Jillette, an avowed atheist and libertarian, noted \"we are not talking about forcing people to engage in gay sex, or even endorse gay sex.\" His provocative opening led to an energetic back-and-forth with the Alliance Defending Freedom's Kristen Waggoner and the ACLU's Rita Sklar. Watch the video: . A professor of physics at a British university asked 100 people to create a composite with facial features they thought were beautiful -- and then asked another 100 to rate their attractiveness. You'll never guess what celebrities best fit the model. Watch the video: .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)A trip to a former heavyweight champ's gaudy, abandoned mansion. The tallest and fastest \"giga-coaster\" in the world. A dramatic interview with a famed spiritual leader -- and the tearful reaction by one of his former students. These are some of the best videos of the week: . In the 1980s and '90s -- before he moved to Vegas and started keeping tigers as pets -- former heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson lived in a Southington, Ohio, mansion. The home featured an indoor swimming pool, a marble-and-gold Jacuzzi (with mirrored ceiling, naturally) and an entertainment room large enough for small concerts. Tyson sold the house in 1999; it's due to become, of all things, a church. The video can be seen at the top of this story. Not a fan of roller coasters? You may want to skip the next video -- but for the rest of us, the thrill of watching is the next best thing to being there. The Fury 325 can be found at Carowinds amusement part in Charlotte, North Carolina. Watch the video: . In a CNN exclusive, Alisyn Camerota looked into allegations that Bikram yoga creator Bikram Choudhury sexually assaulted six former students. \"He's a person who's based a lot of truths on a lot of lies,\" said Sarah Baughn, who alleges that Choudhury sexually assaulted her. Watch the video: . CNN's Karl Penhaul spoke to a shepherd who witnessed the final seconds of Germanwings Flight 9525, which crashed in the French Alps last week. \"I saw the plane heading down along the valley and I said, 'My God, it's going to hit the mountain,' \" Jean Varrieras told Penhaul. \"I ducked my head. ... Then after that, I saw the smoke.\" Watch the video: . Magician and comedian Penn Jillette was part of a panel speaking to CNN's Don Lemon about the controversial Indiana religious freedom law. Jillette, an avowed atheist and libertarian, noted \"we are not talking about forcing people to engage in gay sex, or even endorse gay sex.\" His provocative opening led to an energetic back-and-forth with the Alliance Defending Freedom's Kristen Waggoner and the ACLU's Rita Sklar. Watch the video: . A professor of physics at a British university asked 100 people to create a composite with facial features they thought were beautiful -- and then asked another 100 to rate their attractiveness. You'll never guess what celebrities best fit the model. Watch the video: ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2f6106809de41d59f422d527900a6b344174c5b2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Here are six of CNN's best videos of the week .\nClips include a look at Mike Tyson's abandoned mansion ."}}
{"prompt": "Lord of the Rings and Hobbit fans who can\u2019t afford to travel to themed attractions on the other side of the world can find a slice of Middle-earth on the American frontier. A guest house inspired by author JRR Tolkien\u2019s fictional tales is attracting devoted followers of the book and film franchise \u2013 and others who are simply looking to stay in a place that is out of the ordinary. Set in a remote valley in the north-west corner of the state, The Shire of Montana gives guests the chance to live like Bilbo Baggins for just under $300 (\u00a3200) a night. The Shire of Montana, located in the north-west corner of the state, is inspired by JRR Tolkien's fantasy books . At 1,000 square feet, the underground house\u00a0one king bedroom and a smaller guest room, plus\u00a0custom-made wooden furniture . The 20-acre property near Trout Lake, Montana has decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a tree stump-shaped troll house . At 1,000 square feet, the Hobbit themed guest house is built into a hill on a 20-acre property which boasts decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a large tree stump-shaped troll house that people can step foot in. Located in Trout Creek, about 100 miles south of the US-Canada border, the tiny home has custom-made wooden furniture, a stove and barbecue for cooking and cosy rooms with round doors, and has no mobile phone service as it is completely underground. There is one king bedroom and a smaller guest room, and even though guests are unable to use their mobile phones indoors they can watch TV or select a title from the home\u2019s collection of books about hobbits, or simply relax while escaping the grind of everyday life. Set in a remote valley, the Hobbit-inspired guest house - and tiny village - offers visitors the chance to escape the everyday grind . The house has a stove and barbecue for cooking, cosy rooms with round doors, and no mobile phone service as it is underground . Owners Steve and Christine Michaels spent more than $400,000 to transform the property into a destination for fans of the series . Children and pets are not allowed during overnight stays, and it costs $295 a night for two guests, with a minimum of two nights. Steve and Christine Michaels spent more than $400,000 to transform the property, which was intended to serve as a getaway for their family. Steve, a fan of JRR Tolkien\u2019s fantasy novels, decided to transform it into a shrine for fans of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, which were filmed in New Zealand, after a friend told him the underground guest house looked like a hobbit house. The owner transformed the house into a shrine for fans of JRR Tolkien's books after a friend told him it looked like a hobbit house . In the woods surrounding the guest house, visitors may spot everything from deer and elk to mountain lions and bears . Children and pets are not allowed during overnight stays, and it costs $295 a night for two guests, with a minimum of two nights . The guest house has granite counters in the kitchen, a gold ring that hangs from a rafter, and replicas of Gandalf\u2019s hat and walking staff, a large slingshot used by trolls in the series, and hairy hobbit feet that guests can slip on. In the woods guests may spot everything from deer and elk to mountain lions and bears. There is a wood burning stove to keep warm on chilly nights, although the interior temperature is constant at 12 C because the cottage is underground.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLord of the Rings and Hobbit fans who can\u2019t afford to travel to themed attractions on the other side of the world can find a slice of Middle-earth on the American frontier. A guest house inspired by author JRR Tolkien\u2019s fictional tales is attracting devoted followers of the book and film franchise \u2013 and others who are simply looking to stay in a place that is out of the ordinary. Set in a remote valley in the north-west corner of the state, The Shire of Montana gives guests the chance to live like Bilbo Baggins for just under $300 (\u00a3200) a night. The Shire of Montana, located in the north-west corner of the state, is inspired by JRR Tolkien's fantasy books . At 1,000 square feet, the underground house\u00a0one king bedroom and a smaller guest room, plus\u00a0custom-made wooden furniture . The 20-acre property near Trout Lake, Montana has decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a tree stump-shaped troll house . At 1,000 square feet, the Hobbit themed guest house is built into a hill on a 20-acre property which boasts decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a large tree stump-shaped troll house that people can step foot in. Located in Trout Creek, about 100 miles south of the US-Canada border, the tiny home has custom-made wooden furniture, a stove and barbecue for cooking and cosy rooms with round doors, and has no mobile phone service as it is completely underground. There is one king bedroom and a smaller guest room, and even though guests are unable to use their mobile phones indoors they can watch TV or select a title from the home\u2019s collection of books about hobbits, or simply relax while escaping the grind of everyday life. Set in a remote valley, the Hobbit-inspired guest house - and tiny village - offers visitors the chance to escape the everyday grind . The house has a stove and barbecue for cooking, cosy rooms with round doors, and no mobile phone service as it is underground . Owners Steve and Christine Michaels spent more than $400,000 to transform the property into a destination for fans of the series . Children and pets are not allowed during overnight stays, and it costs $295 a night for two guests, with a minimum of two nights. Steve and Christine Michaels spent more than $400,000 to transform the property, which was intended to serve as a getaway for their family. Steve, a fan of JRR Tolkien\u2019s fantasy novels, decided to transform it into a shrine for fans of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, which were filmed in New Zealand, after a friend told him the underground guest house looked like a hobbit house. The owner transformed the house into a shrine for fans of JRR Tolkien's books after a friend told him it looked like a hobbit house . In the woods surrounding the guest house, visitors may spot everything from deer and elk to mountain lions and bears . Children and pets are not allowed during overnight stays, and it costs $295 a night for two guests, with a minimum of two nights . The guest house has granite counters in the kitchen, a gold ring that hangs from a rafter, and replicas of Gandalf\u2019s hat and walking staff, a large slingshot used by trolls in the series, and hairy hobbit feet that guests can slip on. In the woods guests may spot everything from deer and elk to mountain lions and bears. There is a wood burning stove to keep warm on chilly nights, although the interior temperature is constant at 12 C because the cottage is underground."}], "metadata": {"id": "6c5385b4abf85dc37944d98e1acf981ec8728103", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Set in a remote valley, The Shire of Montana is located about 100 miles south of the US-Canada border .\nIt is\u00a0built into a hill on a 20-acre property which boasts decorative hobbit homes, fairy doors and a troll house .\nThere is no mobile phone service as the 1,000 square foot guest house is located entirely underground ."}}
{"prompt": "Former Leeds captain Trevor Cherry has branded the six United players who withdrew at short notice from Saturday's match against Charlton a 'disgrace' and called for them to be sacked by the club. Italian quartet Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario del Fabro and Marco Silvestri, Frenchman Souleymane Doukara and Albanian Edgar Cani all told beleaguered head coach Neil Redfearn they were injured and could not travel to London. Redfearn, speaking after his side lost 2-1 at The Valley, described it as a 'freakish' set of events. According to the manager, Silvestri had been rested since sustaining a knock but had been expected to recover, while Antenucci and Canu declared themselves unfit after training on Thursday with the rest pulling out following a 'light' session on Friday. Neil Redfearn had a depleted squad to pick from when six Leeds United players pulled out at late notice . Mirco Antenucci was among the six players to withdraw from the squad ahead of the defeat by Charlton . But Cherry was unimpressed and wants the players out of Elland Road. 'I would sack them and take the PFA (Professional Footballers' Association) on,' he said on BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek. 'I don't think players can do that, it's scandalous and it's just another story for Leeds United that is disgraceful. He added: 'I don't know exactly the players and it might be one or two of them have got a good excuse, but it sounds too stupid to be true.' Striker Antenucci used Twitter to defend himself, as did goalkeeper Silvestri who posted a picture of a cut on his back suffered against Norwich on Tuesday night. However, Cherry questioned if they were legitimate reasons to withdraw. 'In the old days you used to play with anything, cuts or one thing or another,' he said. 'The managers had a big say in whether you were fit or not. You didn't just come in and say 'I've got a headache, I'm going home'. I'm sure with George Graham or Don Revie, I can't imagine what would have happened if you'd have done that.' Giuseppe Bellusci, Antenucci and two other Italians were among those who made themselves unavailable . The withdrawals are just the latest incident in another turbulent period at Leeds. Redfearn's position at Elland Road has become increasingly threatened over recent weeks, despite leading the club to Championship safety after taking over from ill-fated predecessors David Hockaday and Darko Milanic. He saw assistant Steve Thompson lose his job without warning on April 2 and his own deal, which expires at the end of the season, looks increasingly unlikely to be renewed under the club's current regime. The withdrawals, including Souleymane Doukara's, are the latest incident in another turbulent period at Leeds . Club president Massimo Cellino has been banned since January after being found guilty of not paying tax on a yacht in Italy, but is due to return in a fortnight's time. Cherry, who played for Leeds between 1972 and 1982, was left to lament the situation at his old club. 'It's a club that's a shambles and has been a shambles for 10 years,' the ex-England defender said. 'We just stutter from disaster to disaster, joke to joke. If it wasn't sickening it would be funny. You couldn't write a book about Leeds United and what's happened. 'Personally, I don't know the Italian guy but I don't think he realises the size of the club, it's just a little play thing and he's making a mess of it in my opinion.' Club president Massimo Cellino has been banned since January but is due to return in a fortnight's time .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer Leeds captain Trevor Cherry has branded the six United players who withdrew at short notice from Saturday's match against Charlton a 'disgrace' and called for them to be sacked by the club. Italian quartet Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario del Fabro and Marco Silvestri, Frenchman Souleymane Doukara and Albanian Edgar Cani all told beleaguered head coach Neil Redfearn they were injured and could not travel to London. Redfearn, speaking after his side lost 2-1 at The Valley, described it as a 'freakish' set of events. According to the manager, Silvestri had been rested since sustaining a knock but had been expected to recover, while Antenucci and Canu declared themselves unfit after training on Thursday with the rest pulling out following a 'light' session on Friday. Neil Redfearn had a depleted squad to pick from when six Leeds United players pulled out at late notice . Mirco Antenucci was among the six players to withdraw from the squad ahead of the defeat by Charlton . But Cherry was unimpressed and wants the players out of Elland Road. 'I would sack them and take the PFA (Professional Footballers' Association) on,' he said on BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek. 'I don't think players can do that, it's scandalous and it's just another story for Leeds United that is disgraceful. He added: 'I don't know exactly the players and it might be one or two of them have got a good excuse, but it sounds too stupid to be true.' Striker Antenucci used Twitter to defend himself, as did goalkeeper Silvestri who posted a picture of a cut on his back suffered against Norwich on Tuesday night. However, Cherry questioned if they were legitimate reasons to withdraw. 'In the old days you used to play with anything, cuts or one thing or another,' he said. 'The managers had a big say in whether you were fit or not. You didn't just come in and say 'I've got a headache, I'm going home'. I'm sure with George Graham or Don Revie, I can't imagine what would have happened if you'd have done that.' Giuseppe Bellusci, Antenucci and two other Italians were among those who made themselves unavailable . The withdrawals are just the latest incident in another turbulent period at Leeds. Redfearn's position at Elland Road has become increasingly threatened over recent weeks, despite leading the club to Championship safety after taking over from ill-fated predecessors David Hockaday and Darko Milanic. He saw assistant Steve Thompson lose his job without warning on April 2 and his own deal, which expires at the end of the season, looks increasingly unlikely to be renewed under the club's current regime. The withdrawals, including Souleymane Doukara's, are the latest incident in another turbulent period at Leeds . Club president Massimo Cellino has been banned since January after being found guilty of not paying tax on a yacht in Italy, but is due to return in a fortnight's time. Cherry, who played for Leeds between 1972 and 1982, was left to lament the situation at his old club. 'It's a club that's a shambles and has been a shambles for 10 years,' the ex-England defender said. 'We just stutter from disaster to disaster, joke to joke. If it wasn't sickening it would be funny. You couldn't write a book about Leeds United and what's happened. 'Personally, I don't know the Italian guy but I don't think he realises the size of the club, it's just a little play thing and he's making a mess of it in my opinion.' Club president Massimo Cellino has been banned since January but is due to return in a fortnight's time ."}], "metadata": {"id": "7f12cf929a31457ec4abd62f2e6f04436b893a04", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Six Leeds players withdrew from squad for Saturday's match with Charlton .\nManager Neil Redfearn described the events as 'freakish' ahead of defeat .\nFormer Leeds captain Trevor Cherry says it is 'disgraceful' behaviour .\nCherry wants to see the six players involved sacked by Leeds ."}}
{"prompt": "Moors murderer Ian Brady has revealed\u00a0he is a Ukip supporter and thinks David Dimbleby is an 'establishment dumpling'. The 77-year-old wrote the letters from his bed at Ashworth psychiatric hospital in Merseyside. Brady was jailed for life in 1966 after torturing and killing five children with his then-girlfriend Myra Hindley. Scroll down for video . Moors murderer Ian Brady, pictured (left) from Ashworth psychiatric hospital and (right) in a court sketch in 2013, has revealed that he is a Ukip supporter and thinks David Dimbleby is an 'establishment dumpling' in a series of letters . In a series of rambling letters, he wrote: . It comes four months after Brady - who has to use a Zimmer frame to move around - wrote a letter to a Channel 5 News correspondent, in which he expressed no remorse for his killings. Instead he complained he is 'bedridden and worsening' after breaking his hip and arm in fall a year ago. Brady (left) was jailed for life in 1966 after torturing and killing five children with his then-girlfriend Myra Hindley (right) The victims were lured to their deaths, sexually tortured then buried on Saddleworth Moor above Manchester. Above, police search the area for the bodies . In the December letter he wrote: 'This cell block is described as a \"discharge ward\"; I've been sitting here 30 years... and there's no turnaround of inmates unless in a coffin.' Brady murdered five children between 1963 and 1965 along with accomplice Hindley, who died aged 60 in 2002. The victims were lured to their deaths, sexually tortured then buried on Saddleworth Moor above Manchester. Pauline Reade, 16, disappeared on her way to a disco on July 12, 1963, and John Kilbride, 12, was snatched in November the same year. Keith Bennett was taken on June 16, 1964, after he left home to visit his grandmother. Lesley Ann Downey, 10, was lured away from a funfair on Boxing Day, 1964, and Edward Evans, 17, was killed in October 1965. His letter reads: . Politicians of today? Compared to the only truly democratic and altruistic peoples\u2019 government ever elected, Labour 1945, the UK corrupt, greedmotivated (sic) political vermin of today, aren\u2019t worth even assassination, all being Tory clerks/lackeys. However, I hope that UKIP not only wipes out the Lib-Dems but also decimates the Tory and Labour vote, and that the SNP achieves the same in Scotland. In addition, I hope the IRA is reactivated, as promised for a united Ireland. [...] . The corporate controlled (including the BBC) lower middle class, collusive, servile media generate a false appearance if of democracy and free speech, in a now spineless population constantly asking, \"am I allowed to say (this and that)?\" (sic) Where the voters now have the choice between a coalition of public school millionaires or a refugee privileged German Jew. Absurdity! Incidentally, the Scottish dictionary definition of \"Cleg\" (sic) is, aptly, \"a course grey bloodsucking horsefly\". Cleg (sic), like his US lickspittle Blair, would form a coalition with literally anyone, just to retain his public image of secondhand power and pathetic grandiosity. As I stopped reading UK newspapers or relying on UK media, depending only on Aljezeers (sic) and Teletext, I know nothing of any EU decisions on UK prisoners possibly voting, and couldn\u2019t care less! Ironically in my half century of imprisonment, I discovered that most professional criminals are Tory voters! [...] . Yours faithfully, . IS Brady . Keith Bennett (left), 12, was snatched and murdered in 1964 and John Kilbride (right), also 12, was snatched in November the year before . Since being convicted Brady has hardly been seen. Above, a police convoy takes Brady to Liverpool Crown Court in 2000 for what was his first appearance in more than 30 years . Brady was given whole life sentences for the murders of John, Lesley Ann and Edward - but did not admit to killing Keith and Pauline until he was in prison. Keith's body has never been discovered. Hindley was convicted of killing Lesley Ann and Edward, and shielding Brady after John's murder. She was jailed for life. Taxpayers have forked out more than \u00a314million on Brady since he was convicted nearly 50 years ago. He has racked up the costs by staging a 15-year hunger strike and a series of failed legal challenges - for which he has relied on legal aid. He lost his last appeal to be transferred to a 'ordinary' prison in June 2013.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMoors murderer Ian Brady has revealed\u00a0he is a Ukip supporter and thinks David Dimbleby is an 'establishment dumpling'. The 77-year-old wrote the letters from his bed at Ashworth psychiatric hospital in Merseyside. Brady was jailed for life in 1966 after torturing and killing five children with his then-girlfriend Myra Hindley. Scroll down for video . Moors murderer Ian Brady, pictured (left) from Ashworth psychiatric hospital and (right) in a court sketch in 2013, has revealed that he is a Ukip supporter and thinks David Dimbleby is an 'establishment dumpling' in a series of letters . In a series of rambling letters, he wrote: . It comes four months after Brady - who has to use a Zimmer frame to move around - wrote a letter to a Channel 5 News correspondent, in which he expressed no remorse for his killings. Instead he complained he is 'bedridden and worsening' after breaking his hip and arm in fall a year ago. Brady (left) was jailed for life in 1966 after torturing and killing five children with his then-girlfriend Myra Hindley (right) The victims were lured to their deaths, sexually tortured then buried on Saddleworth Moor above Manchester. Above, police search the area for the bodies . In the December letter he wrote: 'This cell block is described as a \"discharge ward\"; I've been sitting here 30 years... and there's no turnaround of inmates unless in a coffin.' Brady murdered five children between 1963 and 1965 along with accomplice Hindley, who died aged 60 in 2002. The victims were lured to their deaths, sexually tortured then buried on Saddleworth Moor above Manchester. Pauline Reade, 16, disappeared on her way to a disco on July 12, 1963, and John Kilbride, 12, was snatched in November the same year. Keith Bennett was taken on June 16, 1964, after he left home to visit his grandmother. Lesley Ann Downey, 10, was lured away from a funfair on Boxing Day, 1964, and Edward Evans, 17, was killed in October 1965. His letter reads: . Politicians of today? Compared to the only truly democratic and altruistic peoples\u2019 government ever elected, Labour 1945, the UK corrupt, greedmotivated (sic) political vermin of today, aren\u2019t worth even assassination, all being Tory clerks/lackeys. However, I hope that UKIP not only wipes out the Lib-Dems but also decimates the Tory and Labour vote, and that the SNP achieves the same in Scotland. In addition, I hope the IRA is reactivated, as promised for a united Ireland. [...] . The corporate controlled (including the BBC) lower middle class, collusive, servile media generate a false appearance if of democracy and free speech, in a now spineless population constantly asking, \"am I allowed to say (this and that)?\" (sic) Where the voters now have the choice between a coalition of public school millionaires or a refugee privileged German Jew. Absurdity! Incidentally, the Scottish dictionary definition of \"Cleg\" (sic) is, aptly, \"a course grey bloodsucking horsefly\". Cleg (sic), like his US lickspittle Blair, would form a coalition with literally anyone, just to retain his public image of secondhand power and pathetic grandiosity. As I stopped reading UK newspapers or relying on UK media, depending only on Aljezeers (sic) and Teletext, I know nothing of any EU decisions on UK prisoners possibly voting, and couldn\u2019t care less! Ironically in my half century of imprisonment, I discovered that most professional criminals are Tory voters! [...] . Yours faithfully, . IS Brady . Keith Bennett (left), 12, was snatched and murdered in 1964 and John Kilbride (right), also 12, was snatched in November the year before . Since being convicted Brady has hardly been seen. Above, a police convoy takes Brady to Liverpool Crown Court in 2000 for what was his first appearance in more than 30 years . Brady was given whole life sentences for the murders of John, Lesley Ann and Edward - but did not admit to killing Keith and Pauline until he was in prison. Keith's body has never been discovered. Hindley was convicted of killing Lesley Ann and Edward, and shielding Brady after John's murder. She was jailed for life. Taxpayers have forked out more than \u00a314million on Brady since he was convicted nearly 50 years ago. He has racked up the costs by staging a 15-year hunger strike and a series of failed legal challenges - for which he has relied on legal aid. He lost his last appeal to be transferred to a 'ordinary' prison in June 2013."}], "metadata": {"id": "7cee65d7accdda886e2d9d2a2b7d02e3af72e41d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "77-year-old wrote letters from his bed at Ashworth hospital in Merseyside .\nHopes Ukip will 'decimate' the other political parties in general election .\nBranded David Dimbleby an 'establishment dumpling' in the rant .\nMurdered five children in 1960s and buried bodies on Saddleworth Moor .\nHe hopes that Ukip will 'decimate' the other political parties in the general election, describing David Cameron's views as 'the usual mob-pleasing PR drivel expected from such bovines'.\nThe political leaders are unworthy of 'even being assassinated'.\nVoters must choose between 'public school millionaires' or a 'refugee, privileged German Jew' - an offensive and inaccurate reference to Ed Miliband, whose Belgian father fled the Nazis.\nAfter 'half-a-century\u2019s imprisonment', he believes most professional criminals are Tory voters. He also scoffs at the PM\u2019s 'disgust' over the possibility of convicted killers getting the vote by saying he 'couldn\u2019t care less about voting'.\nBranded Question Time 'for the dumb' with the 'same old party hacks' and labelled host David Dimbleby an 'establishment dumpling'.\nClaims he does not like the BBC and stopped reading newspapers in 1998 - instead getting his information from Al Jazeera."}}
{"prompt": "Wellness warrior Belle Gibson sensationally admitted yesterday in a tell-all interview that she had made up her terminal brain cancer diagnosis. The 23-year-old founder of The Whole Pantry app came clean about her circumstances, telling\u00a0the Australian Women's Weekly, 'none of it's true'. In the interview, Gibson asked her former fans and customers who purchased her app and books to see her as only 'human'. Leading psychologist Jo Lamble told Daily Mail Australia that this is a common reaction from people who are suffering from anti-social personality and narcissism disorders. Scroll down for video . Life-long struggle with the truth: Belle Gibson sensationally admitted that her terminal cancer was a lie in an interview with the Australian Women's Weekly . Lamble has not treated Gibson personally but said, in her professional opinion, she believes Gibson could be displaying signs of both a narcissism disorder and anti-social personality disorder. Lack of remorse is a common trait seen in those with anti-social personalities, Lamble says. 'A lack of remorse definitely fits in. It's like - you do what you need to do to get what you want,' she said. 'So if they need money they will commit fraudulent acts and steal, for example.' While other experts suggested to AWW that she could be suffering Munchhausen Syndrome, Lamble believes this isn't likely to be the case for Gibson. Changing times: 'In the past, a need for that love and attention may have been in less dangerous ways... but now technology has allowed it to get completely out of hand,' says Lamble . 'With Munchhausen, they normally don\u2019t just lie, they go much further to be sick. 'While they definitely fake illness, they also self-harm and don\u2019t normally do it for money purposes, they do it for attention,' she said. 'For example, they will go to lots of different doctors and shop around until someone believes their symptoms. They also might drink poison or swallow things or stab themselves, then ask, \"what\u2019s wrong with me?'' 'So I think in this particular case, \u00a0she\u2019s made up a story for fame, fortune, signing book deals - which suggests more narcissism and anti-socialism,' added Lamble. Another common trait shared by narcissists is that sufferers are often very charismatic. 'A lack or remorse definitely fits in... you do want you need to do to get what you want': Leading psychologist Jo Lamble says that Gibson's actions point to both a narcissism disorder and anti-social personality disorder . 'Narcissistic people will lie and build themselves up to be an amazing person full of grandiosity, wanting fame and fortune. They love to believe they are special and need all this admiration and attention,' the psychologist said. Lamble says this can often be a sign of neglect. This fits with Gibson's account of a troubled childhood - she was quoted in the Women's Weekly saying she had to bring herself up - doing the dishes and cooking her own food from a very young age, for example. According to Lamble, the common signs of someone showing an anti-social personality disorder are... 1. They deceive and lie . 2. They lack remorse . 3. They can be  impulsive and irresponsible . 4. They don\u2019t respect the law . 5. They don\u2019t mind if they hurt family and friends, anyone is open to being deceived . 6. They are very charming and charismatic . 7. They have a certain attractiveness and draw people in . 8. They show a real interest in people . 9. Passionate about things . 'Neglect can lead someone to develop really unhealthy strategies to seek the love and attention they missed out on,' says Lamble. 'In the past, a need for love and attention may have emerged in less dangerous ways \u00a0- a lie here, a lie there - but now technology has allowed it to get completely out of hand. 'Social media has become the perfect way to gain that, we know anyone is thrilled when they get new followers - \u00a0let alone hero worship, worldwide fans and book deals,' she said. 'I worry about future generations with things like\u00a0Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and people constantly needing excessive praise.' Lamble says our social media culture is fuelling unhealthy expectations for young girls but also a way of accessing information that could be misleading. 'Everyone laughs about Dr Google and how if you have some condition you should see an expert but that goes for all these self styled gurus in anything. 'We might want to buy into a story, it's very appealing for people to love somebody who can turn something around and survive and particularly so if they are very marketable but any idolisation of someone isn't healthy. 'With massive followings and a glamorous story, young minds will follow that and believe it. Our poor doctors must have people coming in every day and people saying this is what I'm doing and why. Let\u2019s look at the science,' she said. 'They love to believe they are special': 'Narcissistic people will lie and build themselves up to be an amazing person full of grandiosity, wanting fame and fortune, says\u00a0psychologist Jo Lamble (pictured left). She believes Belle Gibson (pictured right) may suffer from a narcissism disorder and anti-social personality disorder. Lamble also believes that Gibson could struggle to change without help. 'She might change her name and come up with some other scheme unless she shows genuine remorse, seeks help, and develops some insight. With what she is displaying, the prognosis is quite poor.' According to the interview, Gibson's new management will be organising for a psychologist to see her.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWellness warrior Belle Gibson sensationally admitted yesterday in a tell-all interview that she had made up her terminal brain cancer diagnosis. The 23-year-old founder of The Whole Pantry app came clean about her circumstances, telling\u00a0the Australian Women's Weekly, 'none of it's true'. In the interview, Gibson asked her former fans and customers who purchased her app and books to see her as only 'human'. Leading psychologist Jo Lamble told Daily Mail Australia that this is a common reaction from people who are suffering from anti-social personality and narcissism disorders. Scroll down for video . Life-long struggle with the truth: Belle Gibson sensationally admitted that her terminal cancer was a lie in an interview with the Australian Women's Weekly . Lamble has not treated Gibson personally but said, in her professional opinion, she believes Gibson could be displaying signs of both a narcissism disorder and anti-social personality disorder. Lack of remorse is a common trait seen in those with anti-social personalities, Lamble says. 'A lack of remorse definitely fits in. It's like - you do what you need to do to get what you want,' she said. 'So if they need money they will commit fraudulent acts and steal, for example.' While other experts suggested to AWW that she could be suffering Munchhausen Syndrome, Lamble believes this isn't likely to be the case for Gibson. Changing times: 'In the past, a need for that love and attention may have been in less dangerous ways... but now technology has allowed it to get completely out of hand,' says Lamble . 'With Munchhausen, they normally don\u2019t just lie, they go much further to be sick. 'While they definitely fake illness, they also self-harm and don\u2019t normally do it for money purposes, they do it for attention,' she said. 'For example, they will go to lots of different doctors and shop around until someone believes their symptoms. They also might drink poison or swallow things or stab themselves, then ask, \"what\u2019s wrong with me?'' 'So I think in this particular case, \u00a0she\u2019s made up a story for fame, fortune, signing book deals - which suggests more narcissism and anti-socialism,' added Lamble. Another common trait shared by narcissists is that sufferers are often very charismatic. 'A lack or remorse definitely fits in... you do want you need to do to get what you want': Leading psychologist Jo Lamble says that Gibson's actions point to both a narcissism disorder and anti-social personality disorder . 'Narcissistic people will lie and build themselves up to be an amazing person full of grandiosity, wanting fame and fortune. They love to believe they are special and need all this admiration and attention,' the psychologist said. Lamble says this can often be a sign of neglect. This fits with Gibson's account of a troubled childhood - she was quoted in the Women's Weekly saying she had to bring herself up - doing the dishes and cooking her own food from a very young age, for example. According to Lamble, the common signs of someone showing an anti-social personality disorder are... 1. They deceive and lie . 2. They lack remorse . 3. They can be  impulsive and irresponsible . 4. They don\u2019t respect the law . 5. They don\u2019t mind if they hurt family and friends, anyone is open to being deceived . 6. They are very charming and charismatic . 7. They have a certain attractiveness and draw people in . 8. They show a real interest in people . 9. Passionate about things . 'Neglect can lead someone to develop really unhealthy strategies to seek the love and attention they missed out on,' says Lamble. 'In the past, a need for love and attention may have emerged in less dangerous ways \u00a0- a lie here, a lie there - but now technology has allowed it to get completely out of hand. 'Social media has become the perfect way to gain that, we know anyone is thrilled when they get new followers - \u00a0let alone hero worship, worldwide fans and book deals,' she said. 'I worry about future generations with things like\u00a0Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and people constantly needing excessive praise.' Lamble says our social media culture is fuelling unhealthy expectations for young girls but also a way of accessing information that could be misleading. 'Everyone laughs about Dr Google and how if you have some condition you should see an expert but that goes for all these self styled gurus in anything. 'We might want to buy into a story, it's very appealing for people to love somebody who can turn something around and survive and particularly so if they are very marketable but any idolisation of someone isn't healthy. 'With massive followings and a glamorous story, young minds will follow that and believe it. Our poor doctors must have people coming in every day and people saying this is what I'm doing and why. Let\u2019s look at the science,' she said. 'They love to believe they are special': 'Narcissistic people will lie and build themselves up to be an amazing person full of grandiosity, wanting fame and fortune, says\u00a0psychologist Jo Lamble (pictured left). She believes Belle Gibson (pictured right) may suffer from a narcissism disorder and anti-social personality disorder. Lamble also believes that Gibson could struggle to change without help. 'She might change her name and come up with some other scheme unless she shows genuine remorse, seeks help, and develops some insight. With what she is displaying, the prognosis is quite poor.' According to the interview, Gibson's new management will be organising for a psychologist to see her."}], "metadata": {"id": "a41937e1ccf0cc1ec5a6bf0bbbe126c0a7bc6651", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Wellness guru and app developer Belle Gibson lied about having cancer .\n'No, none of it is true,' she told Australian Women's Weekly .\n'I am still jumping between what I think I know and what is reality', she said .\nLeading psychologist believes Gibson could be suffering from both anti-social behaviour and narcissism disorders .\nJo Lamble says the wide adoption of technology and social media mean that small lies can easily get out of hand ."}}
{"prompt": "The killing of toddler Mikaeel Kular could 'not have been predicted' by social and health service workers who visited his family in the months leading up to his death, a review has found. His mother, Rosdeep Adekoya, beat her three-year-old son to death before stuffing his body in a suitcase and dumping it in woods in Kircaldy, Fife, in January last year. His death came just six months after he was returned to Adekoya's care following more than a year with foster carers. Social workers also visited the family a number of times over two years. But a review into whether the social care teams involved with the family could or should have foreseen the circumstances of his death has concluded it 'could not have been predicted'. Victim:\u00a0The killing of toddler Mikaeel Kular (left) by his mother Rosdeep Adekoya (right) could 'not have been predicted' by social and health service workers who visited his family in the months leading up to his death . Adekoya, then 34, beat Mikaeel for being sick and left him to die in agony over three days. She then told police her child had wandered off, sparking a major two-day search operation involving emergency services and hundreds of volunteers. Adekoya eventually led officers to the body, which she hid near her sister's house. She was jailed for 11 years last August after pleading guilty to\u00a0culpable homicide and attempting to defeat the ends of justice. In the wake of the tragedy, the Fife and Edinburgh Child Protection Committees commissioned an independent significant case review to establish whether the care teams could have predicted the killing is published. A summary of the review, published today, concluded that Adekoya's behaviour towards her son was 'unprecedented and out of character' and that the killing 'could not have been predicted', even though a number of concerns had been raised and the toddler had spent time in care. February 2012 - July 2012\u00a0Fife social work and NHS Fife health visiting services carry out a number of joint home visits after concerns are raised over the children's welfare . July 2012 Mikaeel is taken into care after Adekoya left he and her  other children unattended . August 2013\u00a0Children's Hearing takes place and Mikaeel is returned to his mother's care . August 2013 January 2014 The family is visited five times by Fife social workers  and twice by an Edinburgh health visitor . January 2014 Adekoya, then 34, beat Mikaeel for being sick and left him to die in agony over three days . August 2014\u00a0 Adekoya is jailed for 11 years after pleading guilty to culpable homicide and a second charge of attempting to defeat the ends of justice . Today Independent significant case review to establish whether the care teams could have predicted the killing is published . Between February 2012 and July 2012, Fife social work and NHS Fife health visiting services carried out a number of joint home visits after concerns were twice raised. Mikaeel, referred to in the report as MK, was taken into care in July 2012 after Adekoya left he and her other children unattended. He remained with foster carers until August 2013, while social workers were waiting for a Children's Hearing before returning the boy to his mother. The report published today noted that while waiting for the hearing, contact arrangements were not increased. The review team felt that this should have been undertaken and used as an opportunity to test out and monitor his mother's ability to manage her parenting responsibilities. After Mikaeel was returned to his mother, the family was visited five times by Fife social workers and twice by the Edinburgh health visitors. The teams found no factors that suggested a level of risk that required intervention. The review concluded that 'the circumstances that led to MK's death could not have been predicted'. The report identified examples of good practice but also identified 13 areas for future learning and action for NHS Fife, Fife social work services and other organisations including the Scottish Government. Steve Grimmond, chair of the joint Chief Officers' Group of Fife and Edinburgh, which agreed the remit of the review, said: 'Social workers and health professionals involved in the case have been greatly affected by this tragedy. Concern: Adekoya told police her child had wandered off, sparking a major two-day search operation involving emergency services and hundreds of volunteers (pictured in January last year) 'They care very deeply about what they do and the people they support. 'The report acknowledges the challenges involved for staff going through periods of organisational change while carrying heavy caseloads. 'All agencies will consider how we can improve support to staff at these times and make sure robust processes are in place to review and assess the impact of change within our organisations. 'The report does make a number of recommendations around the sharing and management of information. We're keen to support this in whatever way we can. Killer: Adekoya, pictured, was jailed for 11 years last August after pleading guilty to culpable homicide and attempting to defeat the ends of justice . 'Finally, we commissioned an independent significant case review to make sure we learn from this case. 'We fully accept the report's findings and we are taking every opportunity to improve and strengthen our practices.' The full report is not being published as it contains detailed, personal and private information, although a summary has been released. Professor Scott McLean, NHS Fife executive lead for children's services, said: 'NHS Fife accepts today's independent report findings in full. 'The report highlights that professionals communicated well with each other and worked collaboratively to care for Mikaeel and his family. 'It clearly states that there is no evidence that health or other professionals could have predicted the tragic death of Mikaeel. 'We are committed to learning from this case and further strengthening areas of practice.' A Scottish Government spokesman said: 'The sudden, un-natural death of any child is a tragedy and the untimely death of Mikaeel Kular continues to reverberate across Scotland and in particular, the communities in Fife and Edinburgh where he lived. 'The Scottish Government therefore welcomes the urgency with which this significant case review was undertaken and its speedy conclusion and focused actions, which we are sure will now be considered and acted upon by all the appropriate agencies timeously. 'We accept the recommendation directed at the Scottish Government and we will consider the implications of the report very carefully. 'We are currently consulting on guidance and secondary legislation accompanying the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act which will help meet the recommendation. 'The Scottish Government takes seriously its responsibilities in relation to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all of Scotland's children, including those who are most vulnerable and at risk of harm. 'We have worked, and will continue to work with, partners and through parliament to strengthen how statutory agencies and children's services work together to identify and respond early to concerns about a child's safety or wellbeing, including most recently through the Children & Young People (Scotland) Act.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe killing of toddler Mikaeel Kular could 'not have been predicted' by social and health service workers who visited his family in the months leading up to his death, a review has found. His mother, Rosdeep Adekoya, beat her three-year-old son to death before stuffing his body in a suitcase and dumping it in woods in Kircaldy, Fife, in January last year. His death came just six months after he was returned to Adekoya's care following more than a year with foster carers. Social workers also visited the family a number of times over two years. But a review into whether the social care teams involved with the family could or should have foreseen the circumstances of his death has concluded it 'could not have been predicted'. Victim:\u00a0The killing of toddler Mikaeel Kular (left) by his mother Rosdeep Adekoya (right) could 'not have been predicted' by social and health service workers who visited his family in the months leading up to his death . Adekoya, then 34, beat Mikaeel for being sick and left him to die in agony over three days. She then told police her child had wandered off, sparking a major two-day search operation involving emergency services and hundreds of volunteers. Adekoya eventually led officers to the body, which she hid near her sister's house. She was jailed for 11 years last August after pleading guilty to\u00a0culpable homicide and attempting to defeat the ends of justice. In the wake of the tragedy, the Fife and Edinburgh Child Protection Committees commissioned an independent significant case review to establish whether the care teams could have predicted the killing is published. A summary of the review, published today, concluded that Adekoya's behaviour towards her son was 'unprecedented and out of character' and that the killing 'could not have been predicted', even though a number of concerns had been raised and the toddler had spent time in care. February 2012 - July 2012\u00a0Fife social work and NHS Fife health visiting services carry out a number of joint home visits after concerns are raised over the children's welfare . July 2012 Mikaeel is taken into care after Adekoya left he and her  other children unattended . August 2013\u00a0Children's Hearing takes place and Mikaeel is returned to his mother's care . August 2013 January 2014 The family is visited five times by Fife social workers  and twice by an Edinburgh health visitor . January 2014 Adekoya, then 34, beat Mikaeel for being sick and left him to die in agony over three days . August 2014\u00a0 Adekoya is jailed for 11 years after pleading guilty to culpable homicide and a second charge of attempting to defeat the ends of justice . Today Independent significant case review to establish whether the care teams could have predicted the killing is published . Between February 2012 and July 2012, Fife social work and NHS Fife health visiting services carried out a number of joint home visits after concerns were twice raised. Mikaeel, referred to in the report as MK, was taken into care in July 2012 after Adekoya left he and her other children unattended. He remained with foster carers until August 2013, while social workers were waiting for a Children's Hearing before returning the boy to his mother. The report published today noted that while waiting for the hearing, contact arrangements were not increased. The review team felt that this should have been undertaken and used as an opportunity to test out and monitor his mother's ability to manage her parenting responsibilities. After Mikaeel was returned to his mother, the family was visited five times by Fife social workers and twice by the Edinburgh health visitors. The teams found no factors that suggested a level of risk that required intervention. The review concluded that 'the circumstances that led to MK's death could not have been predicted'. The report identified examples of good practice but also identified 13 areas for future learning and action for NHS Fife, Fife social work services and other organisations including the Scottish Government. Steve Grimmond, chair of the joint Chief Officers' Group of Fife and Edinburgh, which agreed the remit of the review, said: 'Social workers and health professionals involved in the case have been greatly affected by this tragedy. Concern: Adekoya told police her child had wandered off, sparking a major two-day search operation involving emergency services and hundreds of volunteers (pictured in January last year) 'They care very deeply about what they do and the people they support. 'The report acknowledges the challenges involved for staff going through periods of organisational change while carrying heavy caseloads. 'All agencies will consider how we can improve support to staff at these times and make sure robust processes are in place to review and assess the impact of change within our organisations. 'The report does make a number of recommendations around the sharing and management of information. We're keen to support this in whatever way we can. Killer: Adekoya, pictured, was jailed for 11 years last August after pleading guilty to culpable homicide and attempting to defeat the ends of justice . 'Finally, we commissioned an independent significant case review to make sure we learn from this case. 'We fully accept the report's findings and we are taking every opportunity to improve and strengthen our practices.' The full report is not being published as it contains detailed, personal and private information, although a summary has been released. Professor Scott McLean, NHS Fife executive lead for children's services, said: 'NHS Fife accepts today's independent report findings in full. 'The report highlights that professionals communicated well with each other and worked collaboratively to care for Mikaeel and his family. 'It clearly states that there is no evidence that health or other professionals could have predicted the tragic death of Mikaeel. 'We are committed to learning from this case and further strengthening areas of practice.' A Scottish Government spokesman said: 'The sudden, un-natural death of any child is a tragedy and the untimely death of Mikaeel Kular continues to reverberate across Scotland and in particular, the communities in Fife and Edinburgh where he lived. 'The Scottish Government therefore welcomes the urgency with which this significant case review was undertaken and its speedy conclusion and focused actions, which we are sure will now be considered and acted upon by all the appropriate agencies timeously. 'We accept the recommendation directed at the Scottish Government and we will consider the implications of the report very carefully. 'We are currently consulting on guidance and secondary legislation accompanying the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act which will help meet the recommendation. 'The Scottish Government takes seriously its responsibilities in relation to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all of Scotland's children, including those who are most vulnerable and at risk of harm. 'We have worked, and will continue to work with, partners and through parliament to strengthen how statutory agencies and children's services work together to identify and respond early to concerns about a child's safety or wellbeing, including most recently through the Children & Young People (Scotland) Act.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "585612f03715ba404d71d81141c1884b3c1aa6dd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Toddler Mikaeel Kular was killed by mother Rosdeep Adekoya last January .\nShe beat her son before dumping his body in a suitcase in woods in Fife .\nSocial workers had visited family on a number of ocassions before tragedy .\nReport published today concluded they could not have predicted killing ."}}
{"prompt": "A missing schoolgirl who was seen on CCTV footage with an unknown man on a city street late last night has been found safe and well. Evelin Mezei, a 12-year-old Hungarian national, was spotted with the man at around 10.30pm yesterday, an hour after she was last seen by her mother in East London, Scotland Yard said. But the youngster, who came to the UK six months ago, was traced this morning. Found:\u00a0Evelin Mezei, 12, was traced this morning after going missing in Stratford, London, last night . A police spokesman said: 'Evelin was found at 11am this morning by police in Newham and is safe and well.' Detectives had released a CCTV image and appealed for information about the man. The image showed Evelin, who lived with her family in East London, with the man in Romford Road in Stratford, close to Grove Crescent Road, where her mother had last seen her at 9.30pm, police said. She was described by police as white, with a large build. She was wearing a red jacket and black leggings with white stars on the legs and carrying a black and red schoolbag-style bag when last seen. CCTV footage: Police had released an image which captured Evelin with an unknown man on Romford Road, Stratford at about 10.30pm. She was wearing a red jacket and black leggings with white stars on the legs .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA missing schoolgirl who was seen on CCTV footage with an unknown man on a city street late last night has been found safe and well. Evelin Mezei, a 12-year-old Hungarian national, was spotted with the man at around 10.30pm yesterday, an hour after she was last seen by her mother in East London, Scotland Yard said. But the youngster, who came to the UK six months ago, was traced this morning. Found:\u00a0Evelin Mezei, 12, was traced this morning after going missing in Stratford, London, last night . A police spokesman said: 'Evelin was found at 11am this morning by police in Newham and is safe and well.' Detectives had released a CCTV image and appealed for information about the man. The image showed Evelin, who lived with her family in East London, with the man in Romford Road in Stratford, close to Grove Crescent Road, where her mother had last seen her at 9.30pm, police said. She was described by police as white, with a large build. She was wearing a red jacket and black leggings with white stars on the legs and carrying a black and red schoolbag-style bag when last seen. CCTV footage: Police had released an image which captured Evelin with an unknown man on Romford Road, Stratford at about 10.30pm. She was wearing a red jacket and black leggings with white stars on the legs ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8c514ad6b8dbda6a5e55284f2829ef0b54502a46", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Hungarian national Evelin Mezei, 12, has been found safe and well .\nShe had gone missing from the Stratford area in London last night .\nEvelin had been seen on CCTV footage with an unknown man ."}}
{"prompt": "A 66-year-old man has been charged after allegedly burning an Australian flag at a Brisbane landmark on the eve before Anzac Day commemoration services are to take place at the site. The man, from Palm Beach in Brisbane's south, reportedly set an Australian flag on fire at the Shrine of Remembrance in Anzac Square on Friday afternoon. Police told Daily Mail Australia they arrested the 66-year-old for a 'breach of the peace' at around 1pm. An Australian flag was reportedly set alight at the Shine of Remembrance in Brisbane's Anzac Square on Friday afternoon . He was then taken into custody and charged with one count of public nuisance. The man will face Brisbane Magistrate's Court on the morning of Saturday's 100th Anzac Day commemoration service where tens of thousands will gather around the Eternal Flame of Remembrance in Anzac Square to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women. Dawn Services  will start at 4.28am at the Shrine of Remembrance in Adelaide Street's Anzac Square. Due to the high numbers of people expected to attend the dawn service,  big screens are being set up around Anzac Square, Post Office Square, King George Square and Queen Street Mall to ensure that everyone who made the early morning pilgrimage will get a glimpse at the moving service. A 66-year-old man from Palm Beach was arrested and charged with a 'breach of the peace' and public nuisance . Tens of thousand are set to gather around the Eternal Flame of Remembrance in Anzac Square to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women . This incident comes just weeks after veterans condemned protesters who were seen burning the Australian flag at anti-Islamic and anti-racism protests in Melbourne. 'To burn anyone's flag in anyone's country is disgusting. It's just not on,' a spokesman for the Returned and Services League (RSL) in Sydney told Daily Mail Australia. The man  was taken into custody at Anzac Square, pictured, and will face Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday morning .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA 66-year-old man has been charged after allegedly burning an Australian flag at a Brisbane landmark on the eve before Anzac Day commemoration services are to take place at the site. The man, from Palm Beach in Brisbane's south, reportedly set an Australian flag on fire at the Shrine of Remembrance in Anzac Square on Friday afternoon. Police told Daily Mail Australia they arrested the 66-year-old for a 'breach of the peace' at around 1pm. An Australian flag was reportedly set alight at the Shine of Remembrance in Brisbane's Anzac Square on Friday afternoon . He was then taken into custody and charged with one count of public nuisance. The man will face Brisbane Magistrate's Court on the morning of Saturday's 100th Anzac Day commemoration service where tens of thousands will gather around the Eternal Flame of Remembrance in Anzac Square to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women. Dawn Services  will start at 4.28am at the Shrine of Remembrance in Adelaide Street's Anzac Square. Due to the high numbers of people expected to attend the dawn service,  big screens are being set up around Anzac Square, Post Office Square, King George Square and Queen Street Mall to ensure that everyone who made the early morning pilgrimage will get a glimpse at the moving service. A 66-year-old man from Palm Beach was arrested and charged with a 'breach of the peace' and public nuisance . Tens of thousand are set to gather around the Eternal Flame of Remembrance in Anzac Square to pay their respects to our fallen service men and women . This incident comes just weeks after veterans condemned protesters who were seen burning the Australian flag at anti-Islamic and anti-racism protests in Melbourne. 'To burn anyone's flag in anyone's country is disgusting. It's just not on,' a spokesman for the Returned and Services League (RSL) in Sydney told Daily Mail Australia. The man  was taken into custody at Anzac Square, pictured, and will face Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday morning ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2cd9b10560b70ea1cdf3e9a9bb1ae84574374209", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "A 66-year-old man has been accused of burning an Australian flag .\nIt was reportedly set it alight at the Shine of Remembrance in Anzac Square .\nHe has been charged with public\u00a0nuisance\u00a0and breach of the peace .\nThis comes only a day before thousands are set to gather to    commemorate Anzac Day's centenary at the Brisbane landmark ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)The world's biggest and most powerful physics experiment is taking place as you read this. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), a particle accelerator and the largest machine in the world, is ready for action following a two-year shutdown. After problems that delayed the restart in March, scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) completed final tests, enabling the first beams to start circulating Sunday inside the LHC's 17 mile (27 km) ring. \"Operating accelerators for the benefit of the physics community is what CERN's here for,\" CERN Director-General Rolf Heuer said on the organization's website. \"Today, CERN's heart beats once more to the rhythm of the LHC.\" The LHC generates up to 600 million particles per second, with a beam circulating for 10 hours, traveling more than 6 billion miles (more than 10 billion kilometers) -- the distance from Earth to Neptune and back again. At near light-speed, a proton in the LHC makes 11,245 circuits per second. It took thousands of scientists, engineers and technicians decades to devise and build the particle accelerator, housed in a tunnel between Lake Geneva and the Jura mountain range. The purpose of the lengthy project is to recreate the conditions that existed moments after the \"Big Bang\" -- the scientific theory said to explain the creation of the universe. By replicating the energy density and temperature, scientists hope to uncover how the universe evolved. Our current, limited, knowledge is based on what's called The Standard Model of particle physics.  \"But we know that this model is not complete,\" Dr. Mike Lamont, operations group leader at the LHC, told CNN in March. The burning questions that remain include the origin of mass and why some particles are very heavy, while others have no mass at all; a unified description of all the fundamental forces such as gravity; and uncovering dark matter and dark energy, since visible matter accounts for only 4 percent of the universe. The LHC could also question the idea that the universe is only made of matter, despite the theory that antimatter must have been produced in the same amounts at the time of the Big Bang. CERN says the energies achievable by the LHC have only ever been found in nature. The machine alone costs approximately three billion euros (about $3.3 billion), paid for by member countries of CERN and contributions by non-member nations. The organization also asserts that its guidelines for the protection of the environment and personnel comply with standards set by Swiss and French laws and a European Council Directive. Scientists and physics enthusiasts will be waiting with bated breath as the LHC ventures into the great unknown. \"After two years of effort, the LHC is in great shape,\" said CERN Director for Accelerators and Technology, Fr\u00e9d\u00e9rick Bordry. \"But the most important step is still to come when we increase the energy of the beams to new record levels.\" Peter Shadbolt contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)The world's biggest and most powerful physics experiment is taking place as you read this. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), a particle accelerator and the largest machine in the world, is ready for action following a two-year shutdown. After problems that delayed the restart in March, scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) completed final tests, enabling the first beams to start circulating Sunday inside the LHC's 17 mile (27 km) ring. \"Operating accelerators for the benefit of the physics community is what CERN's here for,\" CERN Director-General Rolf Heuer said on the organization's website. \"Today, CERN's heart beats once more to the rhythm of the LHC.\" The LHC generates up to 600 million particles per second, with a beam circulating for 10 hours, traveling more than 6 billion miles (more than 10 billion kilometers) -- the distance from Earth to Neptune and back again. At near light-speed, a proton in the LHC makes 11,245 circuits per second. It took thousands of scientists, engineers and technicians decades to devise and build the particle accelerator, housed in a tunnel between Lake Geneva and the Jura mountain range. The purpose of the lengthy project is to recreate the conditions that existed moments after the \"Big Bang\" -- the scientific theory said to explain the creation of the universe. By replicating the energy density and temperature, scientists hope to uncover how the universe evolved. Our current, limited, knowledge is based on what's called The Standard Model of particle physics.  \"But we know that this model is not complete,\" Dr. Mike Lamont, operations group leader at the LHC, told CNN in March. The burning questions that remain include the origin of mass and why some particles are very heavy, while others have no mass at all; a unified description of all the fundamental forces such as gravity; and uncovering dark matter and dark energy, since visible matter accounts for only 4 percent of the universe. The LHC could also question the idea that the universe is only made of matter, despite the theory that antimatter must have been produced in the same amounts at the time of the Big Bang. CERN says the energies achievable by the LHC have only ever been found in nature. The machine alone costs approximately three billion euros (about $3.3 billion), paid for by member countries of CERN and contributions by non-member nations. The organization also asserts that its guidelines for the protection of the environment and personnel comply with standards set by Swiss and French laws and a European Council Directive. Scientists and physics enthusiasts will be waiting with bated breath as the LHC ventures into the great unknown. \"After two years of effort, the LHC is in great shape,\" said CERN Director for Accelerators and Technology, Fr\u00e9d\u00e9rick Bordry. \"But the most important step is still to come when we increase the energy of the beams to new record levels.\" Peter Shadbolt contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "934a2d9235022c9e8a6aeec5e7e941b127569b76", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) begins again after a two-year shutdown .\nThe restart was delayed in March ."}}
{"prompt": "London (CNN)Congolese immigrant Tarsis Mboma Thale has a small business selling T-shirts in Johannesburg, South Africa. Thale's job normally requires him to walk the streets of the city he has called home for the past few years. But at the moment, he says, this is not an option. Because he is simply too afraid. The reason is a wave of anti-immigrant violence that has swept the country in recent days, leaving several dead as authorities scrambled to detain those responsible and prevent further bloodshed. The cause of this surge in violence is murky, with some blaming alleged inflammatory comments about foreign nationals from the Zulu king, local media reported, others saying a labor dispute between locals and foreigners back in March turned nasty. Unemployment in impoverished areas has also been a factor. The violence has caused thousands of immigrants to seek refuge at police stations and shelters. Thale fears he'll be attacked if he goes to work. \"I'm scared to go to town because I do not know when these people can attack and it's stressful for me,\" he told CNN. \"We're close to month end -- how am I going to pay the rent and feed my wife?\" CNN spoke to several immigrants living and working in South Africa about the crisis, which has caused South African President Jacob Zuma to postpone an overseas visit and left authorities scrambling to prevent further clashes. On Tuesday the country's Defense Minister said South Africa would deploy troops to areas where police spread too thin in order to halt the attacks. Zimbabwe immigrant Stanley Ndlovu says he is so frightened he dare not venture outside, not even to go to the local mall. He works in Johannesburg as a cleaner and gardener, and also runs a small tuck shop where workers can buy food and basic supplies at his place of work. It's a role he hears many South Africans say should belong to them alone. He feels the South African government has been far too slow to respond to the violence, which has erupted intermittently in various cities over the past few years. \"To stop violence they need to arrest and sentence the perpetrators,\" he says. Meanwhile, Eric Kalonji left the Democratic Republic of Congo and arrived in the South African capital in 2012, working as a waiter until the restaurant he worked at closed in January. Now devoting himself to his studies in New Zealand, he feels that the situation in South Africa is more complex than a simple case of \"us versus them.\" He believes the blame lies heavily on what he calls the government's failure to provide its people with jobs and education. \"This xenophobia thing is the result of a deeper malaise (in) South Africans\" he says. \"A better policy from the government should be empowering the people with wider access to education so that they will qualify for the jobs that they say they deserve.\" OPINION: Labeling South Africa turmoil 'xenophobia' scapegoats poor blacks . Kodwo Amissah Benyi, a hotel receptionist originally from Ghana, now lives in the town of Louis Trichardt in South Africa's Limpopo province. He's far from the worst of the violence, but still close enough to follow the news with alarm. \"I fear it may spread because I don't know what may spark unrest,\" he said. However he praised the government's response to the attacks. \"The government is in crisis mode and Pretoria (the South African government) is responding well by verbally condemning the attacks and showing force on the ground,\" he said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLondon (CNN)Congolese immigrant Tarsis Mboma Thale has a small business selling T-shirts in Johannesburg, South Africa. Thale's job normally requires him to walk the streets of the city he has called home for the past few years. But at the moment, he says, this is not an option. Because he is simply too afraid. The reason is a wave of anti-immigrant violence that has swept the country in recent days, leaving several dead as authorities scrambled to detain those responsible and prevent further bloodshed. The cause of this surge in violence is murky, with some blaming alleged inflammatory comments about foreign nationals from the Zulu king, local media reported, others saying a labor dispute between locals and foreigners back in March turned nasty. Unemployment in impoverished areas has also been a factor. The violence has caused thousands of immigrants to seek refuge at police stations and shelters. Thale fears he'll be attacked if he goes to work. \"I'm scared to go to town because I do not know when these people can attack and it's stressful for me,\" he told CNN. \"We're close to month end -- how am I going to pay the rent and feed my wife?\" CNN spoke to several immigrants living and working in South Africa about the crisis, which has caused South African President Jacob Zuma to postpone an overseas visit and left authorities scrambling to prevent further clashes. On Tuesday the country's Defense Minister said South Africa would deploy troops to areas where police spread too thin in order to halt the attacks. Zimbabwe immigrant Stanley Ndlovu says he is so frightened he dare not venture outside, not even to go to the local mall. He works in Johannesburg as a cleaner and gardener, and also runs a small tuck shop where workers can buy food and basic supplies at his place of work. It's a role he hears many South Africans say should belong to them alone. He feels the South African government has been far too slow to respond to the violence, which has erupted intermittently in various cities over the past few years. \"To stop violence they need to arrest and sentence the perpetrators,\" he says. Meanwhile, Eric Kalonji left the Democratic Republic of Congo and arrived in the South African capital in 2012, working as a waiter until the restaurant he worked at closed in January. Now devoting himself to his studies in New Zealand, he feels that the situation in South Africa is more complex than a simple case of \"us versus them.\" He believes the blame lies heavily on what he calls the government's failure to provide its people with jobs and education. \"This xenophobia thing is the result of a deeper malaise (in) South Africans\" he says. \"A better policy from the government should be empowering the people with wider access to education so that they will qualify for the jobs that they say they deserve.\" OPINION: Labeling South Africa turmoil 'xenophobia' scapegoats poor blacks . Kodwo Amissah Benyi, a hotel receptionist originally from Ghana, now lives in the town of Louis Trichardt in South Africa's Limpopo province. He's far from the worst of the violence, but still close enough to follow the news with alarm. \"I fear it may spread because I don't know what may spark unrest,\" he said. However he praised the government's response to the attacks. \"The government is in crisis mode and Pretoria (the South African government) is responding well by verbally condemning the attacks and showing force on the ground,\" he said."}], "metadata": {"id": "8858d08c49f0a130989bd01bd5c8d6716813a8cc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Wave of deadly anti-immigrant violence has caused thousands to flee their homes in South Africa .\nImmigrants fear further attacks despite clamp down by authorities .\n\"How am I going to pay the rent and feed my wife?\" says one man ."}}
{"prompt": "They are supposed to be the dream team who can solve the conundrum of how to win the election. But David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left scratching their heads today as they struggled with a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons. As the London Mayor tried to hammer ill-fitting pieces together with his hands, the Prime Minister tried out what could be a new election slogan, telling him: 'If in doubt, wedge it in.' After being put right by a four-year-old who spotted their errors, the pair had more fun finger painting with Tory blue paint. David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left stumped by the puzzle at Advantage Children's Day Nursery in Surbiton, as three-year-old Stephanie looked on . When they tried to put the puzzle back together, they hit trouble after it proved to be more difficult than expected . The Conservative duo made their first appearance together on the campaign trail with a visit to Advantage day nursery in Surbiton, south west London. They were supposed to be highlighting Tory plans to double free childcare for 600,000 children aged three and four. They sat at a table with Joshua and Stephanie, both aged three, and four-year-olds Hamish and Leo where they broke up a puzzle which depicted the four seasons. When they tried to put it back together, they hit trouble after it proved to be more difficult than expected. After taking nine minutes to complete the puzzle, the Tory duo were relieved to try their hand at hand painting, which they found much easier . The pair were at the nursery in Surbiton to promote a Tory pledge to double free childcare for working parents of three and four-year-olds to 30 hours a week . Arriving at the nursery, Mr Cameron appeared to be giving Mr Johnson a ticking off before the visit had even started . Like a bad workman blaming his tools, Mr Johnson soon started to question whether there was a fundamental design fault. 'January is in winter,' he complained. 'There's something wrong with the puzzle.' The clock ticked on and Tory aides grew nervous, as Mr Cameron insisted: We've got all day.' Mr Johnson, fearing defeat, was adamant: 'We can't be beaten by the puzzle.' With the media crowding into classroom, Hamish asked Mr Cameron why there were so many journalists.\u00a0'If we finish the puzzle it will make them go away,' the PM said. But the children had spotted more errors. 'I've found another problem,' said Leo. Mr Johnson, already known as a political heavyweight, then tried brute force to get the pieces to fit by hammering them with his fist. He had the backing of the PM who declared:\u00a0'If in doubt, wedge it in.' Samantha Cameron got into less mess with blue paint during a visit to The Growing Zone allotment project in Kippax, West Yorkshire . Fearing it might be taking too long, and perhaps that the puzzle might get broken, a teacher then stepped in to point out yet more problems.\u00a0'This one is not right,' she said. 'This one goes there.' As the last piece went in to cheers - nearly nine minutes after they began - Mr Cameron initiated a group hug. 'Thank God for that. That was stressful,' he said. 'I do have to have a hug after that.' Mr Johnson joked: 'That was a bit like the (election) campaign ...\u00a0suddenly, the final surge.' 'It all comes together in the end,' said Mr Cameron, before stopping one of the children taking the puzzle to pieces. 'Don't break it up again - I can't take the stress.' Afterwards the two men joined another group of children for a hand painting session - appropriately using blue paint.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThey are supposed to be the dream team who can solve the conundrum of how to win the election. But David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left scratching their heads today as they struggled with a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons. As the London Mayor tried to hammer ill-fitting pieces together with his hands, the Prime Minister tried out what could be a new election slogan, telling him: 'If in doubt, wedge it in.' After being put right by a four-year-old who spotted their errors, the pair had more fun finger painting with Tory blue paint. David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left stumped by the puzzle at Advantage Children's Day Nursery in Surbiton, as three-year-old Stephanie looked on . When they tried to put the puzzle back together, they hit trouble after it proved to be more difficult than expected . The Conservative duo made their first appearance together on the campaign trail with a visit to Advantage day nursery in Surbiton, south west London. They were supposed to be highlighting Tory plans to double free childcare for 600,000 children aged three and four. They sat at a table with Joshua and Stephanie, both aged three, and four-year-olds Hamish and Leo where they broke up a puzzle which depicted the four seasons. When they tried to put it back together, they hit trouble after it proved to be more difficult than expected. After taking nine minutes to complete the puzzle, the Tory duo were relieved to try their hand at hand painting, which they found much easier . The pair were at the nursery in Surbiton to promote a Tory pledge to double free childcare for working parents of three and four-year-olds to 30 hours a week . Arriving at the nursery, Mr Cameron appeared to be giving Mr Johnson a ticking off before the visit had even started . Like a bad workman blaming his tools, Mr Johnson soon started to question whether there was a fundamental design fault. 'January is in winter,' he complained. 'There's something wrong with the puzzle.' The clock ticked on and Tory aides grew nervous, as Mr Cameron insisted: We've got all day.' Mr Johnson, fearing defeat, was adamant: 'We can't be beaten by the puzzle.' With the media crowding into classroom, Hamish asked Mr Cameron why there were so many journalists.\u00a0'If we finish the puzzle it will make them go away,' the PM said. But the children had spotted more errors. 'I've found another problem,' said Leo. Mr Johnson, already known as a political heavyweight, then tried brute force to get the pieces to fit by hammering them with his fist. He had the backing of the PM who declared:\u00a0'If in doubt, wedge it in.' Samantha Cameron got into less mess with blue paint during a visit to The Growing Zone allotment project in Kippax, West Yorkshire . Fearing it might be taking too long, and perhaps that the puzzle might get broken, a teacher then stepped in to point out yet more problems.\u00a0'This one is not right,' she said. 'This one goes there.' As the last piece went in to cheers - nearly nine minutes after they began - Mr Cameron initiated a group hug. 'Thank God for that. That was stressful,' he said. 'I do have to have a hug after that.' Mr Johnson joked: 'That was a bit like the (election) campaign ...\u00a0suddenly, the final surge.' 'It all comes together in the end,' said Mr Cameron, before stopping one of the children taking the puzzle to pieces. 'Don't break it up again - I can't take the stress.' Afterwards the two men joined another group of children for a hand painting session - appropriately using blue paint."}], "metadata": {"id": "72740fc705151797bbc8bb9c2aa4513e9b02c41b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "David Cameron and Boris Johnson visit nursery to promote childcare .\nDuo left flummoxed by jigsaw aimed at teaching children about seasons .\nLondon Mayor resorted to brute force to hammer wrong pieces together .\nPrime Minister gave his approval, telling Boris: \u00a0'If in doubt, wedge it in'"}}
{"prompt": "Over the past week or so I\u2019ve been speaking to people who knew Jimmy Anderson in his early days. The Antigua Test, of course, will be his 100th, and he needs only four wickets \u2013 a morning\u2019s and evening\u2019s work with two new balls, perhaps? \u2013 to go past Ian Botham\u2019s England record of 383. But some illuminating discussions left me wishing I\u2019d had them before \u2013 and not waited until cricket\u2019s statistical God tapped us all on the shoulder. A few themes recurred: Jimmy wouldn\u2019t say boo to a goose; he surprised his new Lancashire colleagues by bowling fast and shaping it away; he was a natural. James Anderson needs just three wickets to go level with Sir Ian Botham as England's top Test wicket taker . Anderson (back, second from left) 'wouldn\u2019t say boo to a goose' says his old county captain Warren Hegg . Anderson trains ahead of the first Test in Antigua on Monday, which will be his 100th for England . It was this last point that was most striking. Unlike the majority of England cricketers, Anderson did not ease effortlessly through the age groups. There\u2019s even a suggestion Lancashire failed to spot his talent first time round, and needed to witness him at a second trial before they were convinced. Instead, he played for Burnley CC, a club which produced more than its share of first-class cricketers: the Brown brothers, Michael and David, John Clare, and Vishal Tripathi. So when he was finally snapped up by Lancashire Under-17s, he was very much in the raw. John Stanworth, who was then Lancashire\u2019s player development manager, told me that coaches from other counties would pass comment on Anderson\u2019s idiosyncrasies, not least his habit of looking at his feet as he delivered the ball. The retort was a simple one: Anderson was bowling fast and getting good batsmen out. Stanworth was wise enough to leave him alone, with one exception: at one stage, his back leg started coming behind his body, and he began running on the pitch. Anderson and his first England captain Nasser Hussain celebrate a wicket during the 2003 World Cup . England quick James Anderson plays his 100th Test match in Antigua against the West Indies from Monday . A session with Bob Cottam sorted that. Otherwise, Stanworth allowed Anderson to blossom, unencumbered by technical advice. Guess what happened? As soon Anderson got involved in the England Under-19 set-up, he mislaid his awayswinger. It took Lancashire coach Mike Watkinson \u2013 once a swing bowler himself \u2013 to reacquaint him with some fundamental truths about the art. Anderson\u2019s next departure from the natural game that had served him so well came not long after his first taste of senior international cricket. From now on, the Top Spin will be shorter, sharper, more regular and maybe even more personal. For more cricket-related snippets, feel free to go to\u00a0twitter.com/the_topspin . Between the end of the home summer in 2004 and the start of the 2006-07 Ashes, Anderson played two Tests \u2013 a disaster in Johannesburg and a triumph in Mumbai. But England had won the 2005 Ashes without him, and he had spent much of the time bowling by himself, at a cone, in some corner of a foreign field or other. For England\u2019s much-praised fast-bowling coach of the time, Troy Cooley, Anderson felt like the one that got away. When Peter Moores took charge of England in the summer of 2007, he encouraged Anderson to be himself. The rest is history (and that, by the way, is a feather in Moores\u2019s cap that often gets forgotten). Peter Moores deserves credit for allowing Anderson to play his natural game when on England duty . Anderson has always been at his best when allowed simply to bowl his natural away-swinging deliveries . So there you have it. The man who is about to become England\u2019s leading Test wicket-taker of all time has always been at his best when others have left him alone, when his head has not been filled with well-meaning technical advice, when he has just run in and \u2013 heaven be praised \u2013 swung it as naturally as breathing comes to you and me. There is a lesson here for English cricket. For all the time and money invested at the national academy in Loughborough, England\u2019s best bowler has been at his most potent when he has done it his way. In Pakistan, the cricket community intuitively understands the importance of this: Nasser Hussain even described Anderson as \u2018un-English \u2013 more like a Pakistani\u2019. In England, the cricket community errs on the side of over-instruction. Thank goodness Anderson stuck to his guns.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nOver the past week or so I\u2019ve been speaking to people who knew Jimmy Anderson in his early days. The Antigua Test, of course, will be his 100th, and he needs only four wickets \u2013 a morning\u2019s and evening\u2019s work with two new balls, perhaps? \u2013 to go past Ian Botham\u2019s England record of 383. But some illuminating discussions left me wishing I\u2019d had them before \u2013 and not waited until cricket\u2019s statistical God tapped us all on the shoulder. A few themes recurred: Jimmy wouldn\u2019t say boo to a goose; he surprised his new Lancashire colleagues by bowling fast and shaping it away; he was a natural. James Anderson needs just three wickets to go level with Sir Ian Botham as England's top Test wicket taker . Anderson (back, second from left) 'wouldn\u2019t say boo to a goose' says his old county captain Warren Hegg . Anderson trains ahead of the first Test in Antigua on Monday, which will be his 100th for England . It was this last point that was most striking. Unlike the majority of England cricketers, Anderson did not ease effortlessly through the age groups. There\u2019s even a suggestion Lancashire failed to spot his talent first time round, and needed to witness him at a second trial before they were convinced. Instead, he played for Burnley CC, a club which produced more than its share of first-class cricketers: the Brown brothers, Michael and David, John Clare, and Vishal Tripathi. So when he was finally snapped up by Lancashire Under-17s, he was very much in the raw. John Stanworth, who was then Lancashire\u2019s player development manager, told me that coaches from other counties would pass comment on Anderson\u2019s idiosyncrasies, not least his habit of looking at his feet as he delivered the ball. The retort was a simple one: Anderson was bowling fast and getting good batsmen out. Stanworth was wise enough to leave him alone, with one exception: at one stage, his back leg started coming behind his body, and he began running on the pitch. Anderson and his first England captain Nasser Hussain celebrate a wicket during the 2003 World Cup . England quick James Anderson plays his 100th Test match in Antigua against the West Indies from Monday . A session with Bob Cottam sorted that. Otherwise, Stanworth allowed Anderson to blossom, unencumbered by technical advice. Guess what happened? As soon Anderson got involved in the England Under-19 set-up, he mislaid his awayswinger. It took Lancashire coach Mike Watkinson \u2013 once a swing bowler himself \u2013 to reacquaint him with some fundamental truths about the art. Anderson\u2019s next departure from the natural game that had served him so well came not long after his first taste of senior international cricket. From now on, the Top Spin will be shorter, sharper, more regular and maybe even more personal. For more cricket-related snippets, feel free to go to\u00a0twitter.com/the_topspin . Between the end of the home summer in 2004 and the start of the 2006-07 Ashes, Anderson played two Tests \u2013 a disaster in Johannesburg and a triumph in Mumbai. But England had won the 2005 Ashes without him, and he had spent much of the time bowling by himself, at a cone, in some corner of a foreign field or other. For England\u2019s much-praised fast-bowling coach of the time, Troy Cooley, Anderson felt like the one that got away. When Peter Moores took charge of England in the summer of 2007, he encouraged Anderson to be himself. The rest is history (and that, by the way, is a feather in Moores\u2019s cap that often gets forgotten). Peter Moores deserves credit for allowing Anderson to play his natural game when on England duty . Anderson has always been at his best when allowed simply to bowl his natural away-swinging deliveries . So there you have it. The man who is about to become England\u2019s leading Test wicket-taker of all time has always been at his best when others have left him alone, when his head has not been filled with well-meaning technical advice, when he has just run in and \u2013 heaven be praised \u2013 swung it as naturally as breathing comes to you and me. There is a lesson here for English cricket. For all the time and money invested at the national academy in Loughborough, England\u2019s best bowler has been at his most potent when he has done it his way. In Pakistan, the cricket community intuitively understands the importance of this: Nasser Hussain even described Anderson as \u2018un-English \u2013 more like a Pakistani\u2019. In England, the cricket community errs on the side of over-instruction. Thank goodness Anderson stuck to his guns."}], "metadata": {"id": "569f40a45e7e178f0e43e6eb4455a0846d17b8bd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Jimmy Anderson could move past Ian Botham's record during first Test .\nAnderson is just four wickets away from beating Botham's tally of 383 .\nThe Lancashire fast bowler has always been a natural swing bowler .\nLowest points of Anderson's career have come with too much tinkering .\nPeter Moores deserves credit for allowing bowler to be himself for England ."}}
{"prompt": "The camera on your iPhone could soon help save your life by testing to see if you have cancer in just a few minutes. Scientists have developed a device that clips onto the smartphone and could even eventually be used at home. Their device uses the powerful cameras available now on most smartphones in combination with tiny beads that bind to cancerous cells. Scroll down for video . The graphic above shows how a blood sample can be mixed with microbeads that bind to cancerous cells (labelled A). When these are placed in a clip on module (B) that attaches to a iPhone camera (C) the microbeads produce distinctive diffraction patterns when they clump around a diseased cell (top right) When added to a tissue or blood sample, these microbeads bind to any cancerous cells in the sample, changing the way light passes through it. Using a smartphone app, these images can then be sent to a central computer for analysis and then the result returned in less than 45 minutes. A tissue sample taken from a biopsy or blood from a simple finger prick is mixed with microbeads labelled with specific antibodies. This mixture is then placed on a slide that is inserted into a module that can clip onto the camera of a smartphone. An LED at the back of the module illuminates the sample on the slide and lens in the module magnifies the image, which is then captured using the camera on the phone. The scientists used an iPhone 4S in their tests meaning an 8MP camera is enough. When clumped around a cell, the beads alter the way the light is scattered by the sample. They produce distinctive diffraction patterns in in the image if clumped together. The user can send this image to a central computer for analysis. The researchers claim it can asses 100,000 cells from a single image in around 45 minutes. The researchers say each test costs around \u00a31.20 ($1.80). The scientists behind the device, based at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, say it can even return results within two minutes. They have already tested their device to detect cervical cancer in tissue samples obtained during smear tests. However, they say the system - known as digital diffraction diagnosis or D3 - can be adapted to screen for other types of cancers and they have already begun a trial testing for lymphoma. Professor Ralph Weissleder, a system's biologist at Harvard Medical School who led the work, said it could even be used to help diagnose infectious diseases like HIV, TB and Ebola. Writing in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Professor Weissleder and his colleagues said: 'We envisage that these advances will position D3 as a versatile screening tool for various cancer types (eg cervix, breast ad lymphoma) and infectious diseases (eg Ebola, HIV and tuberculosis) with applications in field work, mobile clinics and home care settings.' The device works by using microbeads that specifically target molecules that sit on the surface of cancer cells. Diseased cells often produce molecules that makes them stand out from healthy tissue and so can be detected by antibodies. The graphic above shows how the new device works with a iPhone to analyse samples for signs of cancer . The images above show how the microbeads (small white circles in bottom images) clump around cells (dotted lines) in samples that were found to be of high risk of cervical cancer (left) low risk (middle) and benign (right) By attaching specific antibodies to the beads, it is possible to make them bind to these molecules, meaning they will gather around a cancerous cell in a tissue or blood sample. The scientists developed a module that can be attached to the camera of an iPhone 4s device . A tissue sample taken from a biopsy or blood from a simple finger prick could be mixed with these labelled microbeads and then placed on a slide. This is then inserted into a module that can be clipped onto the camera of a smartphone. An LED at the back of the module illuminates the sample on the slide and an image is taken by the camera on the phone. The scientists used an iPhone 4S in their tests. When clumped around a cell, the beads alter the way the light passes through the sample by scattering it into distinctive diffraction patterns. This can be detected by a central computer that looks for these distinctive patterns. The researchers say each test costs around \u00a31.20 ($1.80). They tested the device on 25 women whose smear tests suggested they were at risk of cervical cancer. The graphic above shows the internal structure of the diagnosis module that can be attacked to a smartphone . They also used it to detect infection with human papilloma virus, which is thought to cause the cancer. The images above show how the diffraction patterns created by beads and cells change when the beads clump around a cell, highlighting cancerous cells (bottom) compared to a healthy cell (top) They found that their results were between 92% and 100% accurate when compared to the current 'gold standard' diagnostic test. Professor Weissleder said that the prevalence of smartphone technology around the world could bring tests like this to remote areas. He said: 'By taking advantage of the increased penetration of mobile phone technology worldwide, the system should allow the prompt triaging of suspicious or high-risk cases that could help to offset delays caused by limited pathology services in those regions and reduce the need for patients to return for follow-up care, which is often challenging for them. Dr Cesar Castro, a cancer specialist at Massachusets General Hospital, said it could prove invaluable for places like Botswana, where there are less than 10 pathologists in the whole country. He said: 'The global burden of cancer, limited access to prompt pathology services in many regions and emerging cell profiling technologies increase the need for low-cost, portable and rapid diagnostic approaches that can be delivered at the point of care.' Parents can use their smartphone to spot the early stages of retinoblastoma, an aggressive, deadly eye cancer affecting predominantly young children. The cancer, which develops in the retinal cells of the eye, is fast growing and lead to sufferers needing their eye removed. Taking a photo of a child's eye using a flash can highlight signs of a tumour as the cells reflect the light back, making the pupil appear white. The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust launched a campaign last year urging parents to use their smartphones to conduct the test.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe camera on your iPhone could soon help save your life by testing to see if you have cancer in just a few minutes. Scientists have developed a device that clips onto the smartphone and could even eventually be used at home. Their device uses the powerful cameras available now on most smartphones in combination with tiny beads that bind to cancerous cells. Scroll down for video . The graphic above shows how a blood sample can be mixed with microbeads that bind to cancerous cells (labelled A). When these are placed in a clip on module (B) that attaches to a iPhone camera (C) the microbeads produce distinctive diffraction patterns when they clump around a diseased cell (top right) When added to a tissue or blood sample, these microbeads bind to any cancerous cells in the sample, changing the way light passes through it. Using a smartphone app, these images can then be sent to a central computer for analysis and then the result returned in less than 45 minutes. A tissue sample taken from a biopsy or blood from a simple finger prick is mixed with microbeads labelled with specific antibodies. This mixture is then placed on a slide that is inserted into a module that can clip onto the camera of a smartphone. An LED at the back of the module illuminates the sample on the slide and lens in the module magnifies the image, which is then captured using the camera on the phone. The scientists used an iPhone 4S in their tests meaning an 8MP camera is enough. When clumped around a cell, the beads alter the way the light is scattered by the sample. They produce distinctive diffraction patterns in in the image if clumped together. The user can send this image to a central computer for analysis. The researchers claim it can asses 100,000 cells from a single image in around 45 minutes. The researchers say each test costs around \u00a31.20 ($1.80). The scientists behind the device, based at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, say it can even return results within two minutes. They have already tested their device to detect cervical cancer in tissue samples obtained during smear tests. However, they say the system - known as digital diffraction diagnosis or D3 - can be adapted to screen for other types of cancers and they have already begun a trial testing for lymphoma. Professor Ralph Weissleder, a system's biologist at Harvard Medical School who led the work, said it could even be used to help diagnose infectious diseases like HIV, TB and Ebola. Writing in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Professor Weissleder and his colleagues said: 'We envisage that these advances will position D3 as a versatile screening tool for various cancer types (eg cervix, breast ad lymphoma) and infectious diseases (eg Ebola, HIV and tuberculosis) with applications in field work, mobile clinics and home care settings.' The device works by using microbeads that specifically target molecules that sit on the surface of cancer cells. Diseased cells often produce molecules that makes them stand out from healthy tissue and so can be detected by antibodies. The graphic above shows how the new device works with a iPhone to analyse samples for signs of cancer . The images above show how the microbeads (small white circles in bottom images) clump around cells (dotted lines) in samples that were found to be of high risk of cervical cancer (left) low risk (middle) and benign (right) By attaching specific antibodies to the beads, it is possible to make them bind to these molecules, meaning they will gather around a cancerous cell in a tissue or blood sample. The scientists developed a module that can be attached to the camera of an iPhone 4s device . A tissue sample taken from a biopsy or blood from a simple finger prick could be mixed with these labelled microbeads and then placed on a slide. This is then inserted into a module that can be clipped onto the camera of a smartphone. An LED at the back of the module illuminates the sample on the slide and an image is taken by the camera on the phone. The scientists used an iPhone 4S in their tests. When clumped around a cell, the beads alter the way the light passes through the sample by scattering it into distinctive diffraction patterns. This can be detected by a central computer that looks for these distinctive patterns. The researchers say each test costs around \u00a31.20 ($1.80). They tested the device on 25 women whose smear tests suggested they were at risk of cervical cancer. The graphic above shows the internal structure of the diagnosis module that can be attacked to a smartphone . They also used it to detect infection with human papilloma virus, which is thought to cause the cancer. The images above show how the diffraction patterns created by beads and cells change when the beads clump around a cell, highlighting cancerous cells (bottom) compared to a healthy cell (top) They found that their results were between 92% and 100% accurate when compared to the current 'gold standard' diagnostic test. Professor Weissleder said that the prevalence of smartphone technology around the world could bring tests like this to remote areas. He said: 'By taking advantage of the increased penetration of mobile phone technology worldwide, the system should allow the prompt triaging of suspicious or high-risk cases that could help to offset delays caused by limited pathology services in those regions and reduce the need for patients to return for follow-up care, which is often challenging for them. Dr Cesar Castro, a cancer specialist at Massachusets General Hospital, said it could prove invaluable for places like Botswana, where there are less than 10 pathologists in the whole country. He said: 'The global burden of cancer, limited access to prompt pathology services in many regions and emerging cell profiling technologies increase the need for low-cost, portable and rapid diagnostic approaches that can be delivered at the point of care.' Parents can use their smartphone to spot the early stages of retinoblastoma, an aggressive, deadly eye cancer affecting predominantly young children. The cancer, which develops in the retinal cells of the eye, is fast growing and lead to sufferers needing their eye removed. Taking a photo of a child's eye using a flash can highlight signs of a tumour as the cells reflect the light back, making the pupil appear white. The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust launched a campaign last year urging parents to use their smartphones to conduct the test."}], "metadata": {"id": "a076174e78bf3f5f96ae0bde3b766742931ff51e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Digital diffraction diagnosis or D3 could be used to detect cancerous cells in blood or tissue samples and even detect infections from HIV and Ebola .\nTechnique uses microscopic beads that bind to diseased cells in samples .\nThese clumps of beads change how light is scattered through the sample and can be detected using the camera on a smartphone like an iPhone .\nResults from the \u00a31.20 ($1.80) test are received under 45 minutes and scientists it could allow people to test for cancer in their own homes ."}}
{"prompt": "Today it's the norm to order taxis using an app, but now a service lets its users schedule a delivery of drugs to their door. The app, called Eaze, has been dubbed \u2018Uber for weed\u2019 and enables people to choose medical grade marijuana and have it delivered by a vetted driver \u2013 providing they live in one of the US states where the drug is legal. The Californian start-up, which is rumoured to be backed by rapper Snoop Dogg, has just raised $10 million (\u00a36.7 million) so that users can \u2018find the perfect medicine\u2019 in more states. The app, called Eaze, has been dubbed \u2018Uber for weed\u2019 and allows people to choose medical grade marijuana and have it delivered by a vetted driver \u2013 proving they live in one of the US states where the drug is legal. A screenshot from Eaze's website is shown . The sale and possession of marijuana for medical and recreational use is legal in Alaska, Colorado, and Washington, with legalised personal use pending in Oregon and Washington DC. A number of other states, including California and Nevada, have decriminalised the drug for medical use. Eaze claims to be aimed at people using the drug for medical reasons, to relieve arthritis pain, for example, making the process of buying drugs less risky for customers. \u2018Verified patients can order cannabis products through Eaze in just a few clicks and receive delivery in about 15 minutes,\u2019 the start-up said. Users can scroll through cannabis on sale to choose the type they like (pictured left), whether it claims to \u2018stimulate appetite and relieve pain\u2019 or have a \u2018fruity, resinous flavour\u2019 and order thewir chosen drug. The app then gives them an estimated time of delivery (pictured right) and instructions on how to pay . The Californian start-up, which is rumoured to be backed by rapper Snoop Dogg (pictured), has just raised $10 million so that users can \u2018find the perfect medicine\u2019 in more states . An app called High There! which is officially described as the world\u2019s first global social network for cannabis enthusiasts has rolled out globally. The network is designed to let users meet one another online to make friends and form relationships without being judged for their habit or views. At launch two months ago, the app was only available to users in US states that legalised cannabis. Users swipe to choose to connect to people - like in the popular dating app Tinder. Denver-based Founder and CEO of High There! Todd Mitchem, said that the app doesn\u2019t encourage the sale of marijuana but is simply a social network for people who consider it part of their lifestyle. Denver-based Founder and CEO of High There! Todd Mitchem, had a personal motivation for extending the reach of his app, because his mother used the drug to battle cancer, which Mr Mitchem claims saved her life. \u2018To you, that mother just like mine, fighting cancer in a state where the stigma still exists around weed, High There! is here for you,' he said. Users can scroll through cannabis on sale to choose the type they like, whether it claims to \u2018stimulate appetite and relieve pain\u2019 or have a \u2018fruity, resinous flavour\u2019. The listings contain descriptions and lab results to help people \u2018find the perfect medicine. For example, it lists the percentage of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the drug, which is the psychoactive chemical that produces the cannabis high, as well as the percentage of Cannabidiol (CBD) which has been claimed to combat a range of conditions including depression, nausea, psychosis and even cancer. \u2018Eaze will dispatch the nearest driver to hand deliver your medicine in minutes,\u2019 the company said. Users can see an estimated time for their delivery and can receive messages as it approaches. They pay by cash upon receipt of the drugs and can review the quality of the cannabis and delivery by rating the driver, who has been verified by the company thanks to background checks. \u2018Eaze will use this information to recommend future products and improve the customer experience,\u2019 the start-up said. The app and website launched in July last year as the \u2018first on-demand application in the newly emerging \u201cCannabis Technology\u201d category \u2013 the intersection between the traditional high-tech and legal marijuana industries,\u2019 according to the company. Eaze users pay by cash upon receipt of the drugs and can review the quality of the cannabis and delivery by rating the driver, who has been verified by the company thanks to background checks (illustrated above) It quickly became popular in San Francisco, enabling more than 30,000 people who use the drug medically to buy it easily. Keith McCarty, founder and CEO, of Eaze said: \u2018The new funding enables us to expand rapidly by further developing our technology, building new dispensary partnerships and scaling our team for hyper-growth as we expand nationwide where marijuana is legal.\u2019 David Chao, general partner with DCM Ventures, which invested in Eaze in November, said: \u2018With public sentiment and public policy aligning to broaden access and the cannabis market surging toward $100 billion, we believe there is a huge opportunity as the fast moving technology and cannabis industries intersect.\u2019 The medicinal properties of hemp are being used by pet owners to treat their cats and dogs. \u00a0A box of hemp treats for canines is shown . The medicinal properties of hemp are being used by pet owners to treat their cats and dogs. Hemp is legal and unlike cannabis, contains little tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is the psychoactive chemical that produces the cannabis high. There are a rising number of firms in the US that sell biscuits containing cannabidiol extracted from hemp, believed to alleviate joint pains, treat mood disorders and even help animals lose weight. Research has also suggested that CBD can relieve pain and discomfort in dying pets and calm animals down. Canna Companion, based in Sultan in Washington, uses hemp from the Cannabis sativa strain in its capsules and biscuits for both cats and dogs. 'Due in part to their small body size, dogs and cats can take advantage of small amounts of CBD, THC and other cannabinoids found in hemp and can therefore reap the benefits of this great plant,' the firm said. 'We are not interested in, nor are we advocating the administration of, the well-known psychotropic compound THC, in concentrations sufficient to produce the 'high' or psychotropic effects which are normally associated with marijuana. 'We are not advocating the administration of marijuana, by any route, to animals in order to produce medical benefit or to produce any psychotropic effect.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nToday it's the norm to order taxis using an app, but now a service lets its users schedule a delivery of drugs to their door. The app, called Eaze, has been dubbed \u2018Uber for weed\u2019 and enables people to choose medical grade marijuana and have it delivered by a vetted driver \u2013 providing they live in one of the US states where the drug is legal. The Californian start-up, which is rumoured to be backed by rapper Snoop Dogg, has just raised $10 million (\u00a36.7 million) so that users can \u2018find the perfect medicine\u2019 in more states. The app, called Eaze, has been dubbed \u2018Uber for weed\u2019 and allows people to choose medical grade marijuana and have it delivered by a vetted driver \u2013 proving they live in one of the US states where the drug is legal. A screenshot from Eaze's website is shown . The sale and possession of marijuana for medical and recreational use is legal in Alaska, Colorado, and Washington, with legalised personal use pending in Oregon and Washington DC. A number of other states, including California and Nevada, have decriminalised the drug for medical use. Eaze claims to be aimed at people using the drug for medical reasons, to relieve arthritis pain, for example, making the process of buying drugs less risky for customers. \u2018Verified patients can order cannabis products through Eaze in just a few clicks and receive delivery in about 15 minutes,\u2019 the start-up said. Users can scroll through cannabis on sale to choose the type they like (pictured left), whether it claims to \u2018stimulate appetite and relieve pain\u2019 or have a \u2018fruity, resinous flavour\u2019 and order thewir chosen drug. The app then gives them an estimated time of delivery (pictured right) and instructions on how to pay . The Californian start-up, which is rumoured to be backed by rapper Snoop Dogg (pictured), has just raised $10 million so that users can \u2018find the perfect medicine\u2019 in more states . An app called High There! which is officially described as the world\u2019s first global social network for cannabis enthusiasts has rolled out globally. The network is designed to let users meet one another online to make friends and form relationships without being judged for their habit or views. At launch two months ago, the app was only available to users in US states that legalised cannabis. Users swipe to choose to connect to people - like in the popular dating app Tinder. Denver-based Founder and CEO of High There! Todd Mitchem, said that the app doesn\u2019t encourage the sale of marijuana but is simply a social network for people who consider it part of their lifestyle. Denver-based Founder and CEO of High There! Todd Mitchem, had a personal motivation for extending the reach of his app, because his mother used the drug to battle cancer, which Mr Mitchem claims saved her life. \u2018To you, that mother just like mine, fighting cancer in a state where the stigma still exists around weed, High There! is here for you,' he said. Users can scroll through cannabis on sale to choose the type they like, whether it claims to \u2018stimulate appetite and relieve pain\u2019 or have a \u2018fruity, resinous flavour\u2019. The listings contain descriptions and lab results to help people \u2018find the perfect medicine. For example, it lists the percentage of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the drug, which is the psychoactive chemical that produces the cannabis high, as well as the percentage of Cannabidiol (CBD) which has been claimed to combat a range of conditions including depression, nausea, psychosis and even cancer. \u2018Eaze will dispatch the nearest driver to hand deliver your medicine in minutes,\u2019 the company said. Users can see an estimated time for their delivery and can receive messages as it approaches. They pay by cash upon receipt of the drugs and can review the quality of the cannabis and delivery by rating the driver, who has been verified by the company thanks to background checks. \u2018Eaze will use this information to recommend future products and improve the customer experience,\u2019 the start-up said. The app and website launched in July last year as the \u2018first on-demand application in the newly emerging \u201cCannabis Technology\u201d category \u2013 the intersection between the traditional high-tech and legal marijuana industries,\u2019 according to the company. Eaze users pay by cash upon receipt of the drugs and can review the quality of the cannabis and delivery by rating the driver, who has been verified by the company thanks to background checks (illustrated above) It quickly became popular in San Francisco, enabling more than 30,000 people who use the drug medically to buy it easily. Keith McCarty, founder and CEO, of Eaze said: \u2018The new funding enables us to expand rapidly by further developing our technology, building new dispensary partnerships and scaling our team for hyper-growth as we expand nationwide where marijuana is legal.\u2019 David Chao, general partner with DCM Ventures, which invested in Eaze in November, said: \u2018With public sentiment and public policy aligning to broaden access and the cannabis market surging toward $100 billion, we believe there is a huge opportunity as the fast moving technology and cannabis industries intersect.\u2019 The medicinal properties of hemp are being used by pet owners to treat their cats and dogs. \u00a0A box of hemp treats for canines is shown . The medicinal properties of hemp are being used by pet owners to treat their cats and dogs. Hemp is legal and unlike cannabis, contains little tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is the psychoactive chemical that produces the cannabis high. There are a rising number of firms in the US that sell biscuits containing cannabidiol extracted from hemp, believed to alleviate joint pains, treat mood disorders and even help animals lose weight. Research has also suggested that CBD can relieve pain and discomfort in dying pets and calm animals down. Canna Companion, based in Sultan in Washington, uses hemp from the Cannabis sativa strain in its capsules and biscuits for both cats and dogs. 'Due in part to their small body size, dogs and cats can take advantage of small amounts of CBD, THC and other cannabinoids found in hemp and can therefore reap the benefits of this great plant,' the firm said. 'We are not interested in, nor are we advocating the administration of, the well-known psychotropic compound THC, in concentrations sufficient to produce the 'high' or psychotropic effects which are normally associated with marijuana. 'We are not advocating the administration of marijuana, by any route, to animals in order to produce medical benefit or to produce any psychotropic effect.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "52e40210d1e3e5a6f9308dd5f1d0f92d188c7142", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Eaze app lets people order\u00a0marijuana\u00a0for medical purposes to their home .\nCalifornian start-up raised $10 million to roll out app to other states .\nLists the composition of cannabis and users pay when they\u00a0receive\u00a0drugs .\nOrders can arrive in minutes from drivers that have been vetted by the firm ."}}
{"prompt": "Cleveland Cavaliers small forward LeBron James says he would pick himself for MVP if he could when a new set of NBA awards are presented this summer. Players are able to vote in the end-of-season awards for the first time, with titles such as 'Man of the Year' being handed out, . But while they may not be able to vote for themselves, James seems to think his influence with the Cavaliers deserves recognition. LeBron James seems to have decided who deserves the NBA MVP award at the end of the season . LeBron goes up for a slam dunk (left) during the victory against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night . When asked \u00a0who would his vote be for MVP this year by ESPN, James replied 'myself', before adding: 'Guys are going to be able to recognise the guys they play against every night and what they do for their franchises.' James may be trailing New Orleans' Anthony Davis and Oklahoma City\u2019s Russell Westbrook, but has impressed on his return to Cleveland. In the four years that he was playing for Miami Heat, the Cavs won 19, 21, 24 and 33 games; they have already won 51 games this season, and secured the Central Division title and No 2 seed in the Eastern Conference by defeating Milwaukee. James scored 21 points with nine rebounds and eight assists for the Cavs in their 104-99 victory against the Bucks, including 10 points in the fourth quarter. Cleveland Cavaliers have secured the Central Division title and will be No 2 seed in the Eastern Conference . LeBron James posts an image of himself not especially pleased with the buzzing of drills at the dentist .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCleveland Cavaliers small forward LeBron James says he would pick himself for MVP if he could when a new set of NBA awards are presented this summer. Players are able to vote in the end-of-season awards for the first time, with titles such as 'Man of the Year' being handed out, . But while they may not be able to vote for themselves, James seems to think his influence with the Cavaliers deserves recognition. LeBron James seems to have decided who deserves the NBA MVP award at the end of the season . LeBron goes up for a slam dunk (left) during the victory against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night . When asked \u00a0who would his vote be for MVP this year by ESPN, James replied 'myself', before adding: 'Guys are going to be able to recognise the guys they play against every night and what they do for their franchises.' James may be trailing New Orleans' Anthony Davis and Oklahoma City\u2019s Russell Westbrook, but has impressed on his return to Cleveland. In the four years that he was playing for Miami Heat, the Cavs won 19, 21, 24 and 33 games; they have already won 51 games this season, and secured the Central Division title and No 2 seed in the Eastern Conference by defeating Milwaukee. James scored 21 points with nine rebounds and eight assists for the Cavs in their 104-99 victory against the Bucks, including 10 points in the fourth quarter. Cleveland Cavaliers have secured the Central Division title and will be No 2 seed in the Eastern Conference . LeBron James posts an image of himself not especially pleased with the buzzing of drills at the dentist ."}], "metadata": {"id": "84382fea77221cfc5801c3d2a1e326adc6ed825d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Players in NBA are able to vote in end-of-season awards for first time .\nLeBron James asked who he would pick and says: 'Myself'\n30-year-old has impressed in first season back with Cleveland Cavaliers ."}}
{"prompt": "A mother-of-three was shot and killed by her husband who then turned the gun on himself, according to police in Tulare, California. The couple have been named as Georgina Rojas-Medina, 41, and her common-law husband, Gerardo Tovar, 44. Neighbors say they were alerted to the bodies by the couple\u2019s 4-year-old daughter  just after midnight on Saturday. Mother-of-three Georgina Rojas-Medina, 41, was shot and killed by her common-law husband, Gerardo Tovar, 44, who then turned the gun on himself on Saturday night, according to police in Tulare, California . Bloody footprints show the path the 4-year-old girl had to make after finding her mother shot to death and a father who'd killed himself . Bloody footprints show the path the 4-year-old girl had to make after finding her mother shot to death and a father who'd killed himself, reports ABC30. 'The 4-year-old who was present on scene at the time of the incident was not injured,' said Sgt. Andrew Garcia of the Tulare Police Department. Officers responded to a home in the 1600 block of Capistrano Street, where they found the front door open and discovered a 41-year-old woman who had been fatally shot in the head. Police also discovered a 44-year-old man who had also been shot. Investigators determined that Tovar shot Rojas-Medina, then turned the gun on himself. Neighbors in the area say Rojas-Medina and her husband were kind people who always seemed happy together. The couple had been together for 13 years. The 4-year-old girl and two other siblings, ages 10 and 12, were not hurt in the shooting. They have been placed with Tulare County Child Welfare Services. Bloody footprints lead out of the house where the four-year-old girl foundher parents shot in a murder-suicide .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA mother-of-three was shot and killed by her husband who then turned the gun on himself, according to police in Tulare, California. The couple have been named as Georgina Rojas-Medina, 41, and her common-law husband, Gerardo Tovar, 44. Neighbors say they were alerted to the bodies by the couple\u2019s 4-year-old daughter  just after midnight on Saturday. Mother-of-three Georgina Rojas-Medina, 41, was shot and killed by her common-law husband, Gerardo Tovar, 44, who then turned the gun on himself on Saturday night, according to police in Tulare, California . Bloody footprints show the path the 4-year-old girl had to make after finding her mother shot to death and a father who'd killed himself . Bloody footprints show the path the 4-year-old girl had to make after finding her mother shot to death and a father who'd killed himself, reports ABC30. 'The 4-year-old who was present on scene at the time of the incident was not injured,' said Sgt. Andrew Garcia of the Tulare Police Department. Officers responded to a home in the 1600 block of Capistrano Street, where they found the front door open and discovered a 41-year-old woman who had been fatally shot in the head. Police also discovered a 44-year-old man who had also been shot. Investigators determined that Tovar shot Rojas-Medina, then turned the gun on himself. Neighbors in the area say Rojas-Medina and her husband were kind people who always seemed happy together. The couple had been together for 13 years. The 4-year-old girl and two other siblings, ages 10 and 12, were not hurt in the shooting. They have been placed with Tulare County Child Welfare Services. Bloody footprints lead out of the house where the four-year-old girl foundher parents shot in a murder-suicide ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ecb7f439cc992286b8933b117bb6c498bd133bcd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Mother-of-three Georgina Rojas-Medina, 41, was shot and killed by her common-law husband on Saturday night .\nGerardo Tovar, 44, then turned the gun on himself in Tulare, California .\nThe couple's bodies were discovered by their 4-year-old daughter who walked out of the house and asked a neightbor to call the police .\nThe 4-year-old girl and two other siblings, ages 10 and 12, were not hurt in the shooting ."}}
{"prompt": "A veteran Georgia middle school teacher has been removed from the classroom after she gave students her highly critical personal opinion of President Barack Obama and some parents complained. Nancy Perry will no longer teach students at Dublin Middle School and will retire at the end of the year, city schools superintendent Chuck Ledbetter announced on Tuesday. Perry is alleged to have told students that Obama is a Muslim and that any parent who support him couldn't be Christian, either. Nancy Perry, left, won't teach again at Dublin Middle School in Georgia after she gave students her highly critical personal opinion of President Barack Obama and parent Jimmie Scott complained . A 12-year-old boy in Perry's class brought the matter to the attention of his father, Jimmie Scott, who complained to the school. 'If your parents voted for Obama, they're evil and I don't see how your parents could vote for someone that's Muslim' he told WMAZ, paraphrasing Perry's alleged comments. Scott said he immediately requested a parent-teacher conference to which Perry brought along her husband Bill, who sits on the county Board of Education. Instead of discussing Nancy Perry's classroom comments, Scott says that she and her husband showed him what he described as internet propaganda. 'She showed it to me and said, \"See, Obama is a baby killer. He aborts babies at nine months old as they're coming through the birth canal.\"' Superintendent Ledbetter said Perry was already planning on retiring before the complaint about her behavior. 'On behalf of the School District, we want to apologize to the student and to his parents,' he said at a school board meeting. Scott said he requested a parent-teacher conference, but Nancy Perry brought along her husband Bill, pictured above, who sites on the Board of Education. \u00a0The pair showed him what he described as anti-Obama internet propaganda . City schools superintendent Chuck Ledbetter says school principals are now required to call the superintendent if any board member asks to sit in on parent-teacher meetings . 'It is not the place of teachers to attempt to persuade students about religious or political beliefs.' Scott also addressed the community at the meeting, saying his family had been ridiculed and had racial slurs thrown at them. Scott is black and Perry is white. 'We've lost loved ones in the community because a line was drawn,' Scott said. 'Either you were for my son or you were for the teacher.' Ledbetter also apologized for the actions of Perry's husband, who he said shouldn't have attended the parent-teacher conference. Ledbetter said school principals are now required to call the superintendent if any board member asks to sit in on a parent-teacher meeting. 'See, Obama is a baby killer. He aborts babies at nine months old' Nancy Perry is alleged to have told Jimmie Scott .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA veteran Georgia middle school teacher has been removed from the classroom after she gave students her highly critical personal opinion of President Barack Obama and some parents complained. Nancy Perry will no longer teach students at Dublin Middle School and will retire at the end of the year, city schools superintendent Chuck Ledbetter announced on Tuesday. Perry is alleged to have told students that Obama is a Muslim and that any parent who support him couldn't be Christian, either. Nancy Perry, left, won't teach again at Dublin Middle School in Georgia after she gave students her highly critical personal opinion of President Barack Obama and parent Jimmie Scott complained . A 12-year-old boy in Perry's class brought the matter to the attention of his father, Jimmie Scott, who complained to the school. 'If your parents voted for Obama, they're evil and I don't see how your parents could vote for someone that's Muslim' he told WMAZ, paraphrasing Perry's alleged comments. Scott said he immediately requested a parent-teacher conference to which Perry brought along her husband Bill, who sits on the county Board of Education. Instead of discussing Nancy Perry's classroom comments, Scott says that she and her husband showed him what he described as internet propaganda. 'She showed it to me and said, \"See, Obama is a baby killer. He aborts babies at nine months old as they're coming through the birth canal.\"' Superintendent Ledbetter said Perry was already planning on retiring before the complaint about her behavior. 'On behalf of the School District, we want to apologize to the student and to his parents,' he said at a school board meeting. Scott said he requested a parent-teacher conference, but Nancy Perry brought along her husband Bill, pictured above, who sites on the Board of Education. \u00a0The pair showed him what he described as anti-Obama internet propaganda . City schools superintendent Chuck Ledbetter says school principals are now required to call the superintendent if any board member asks to sit in on parent-teacher meetings . 'It is not the place of teachers to attempt to persuade students about religious or political beliefs.' Scott also addressed the community at the meeting, saying his family had been ridiculed and had racial slurs thrown at them. Scott is black and Perry is white. 'We've lost loved ones in the community because a line was drawn,' Scott said. 'Either you were for my son or you were for the teacher.' Ledbetter also apologized for the actions of Perry's husband, who he said shouldn't have attended the parent-teacher conference. Ledbetter said school principals are now required to call the superintendent if any board member asks to sit in on a parent-teacher meeting. 'See, Obama is a baby killer. He aborts babies at nine months old' Nancy Perry is alleged to have told Jimmie Scott ."}], "metadata": {"id": "5db0808085f7b1621f490b2bc4bf856aae310e6c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Nancy Perry won't teach again at Dublin Middle School after giving students her highly critical personal opinion of President Barack Obama .\nOne student told his father, Jimmie Scott, who complained to the school and requested a parent-teacher conference .\nShe is the wife of a school board member and brought her husband along to parent-teacher meeting .\nScott says that Perry showed him what he described as propaganda and called the President a 'baby killer'\nA superintendent has said Perry was already planning on retiring before the complaint about her behavior ."}}
{"prompt": "The devastated husband of a woman who drowned in a \u2018freak\u2019 snorkelling accident has posted a heartbreaking tribute to her on Facebook. Teresa Swarbrick, known affectionately to her friends and family as Etch, died on April 8 after reportedly getting into trouble in the water near Julian Rocks off the coast of Byron Bay in NSW. The mother of two, from Western Sydney, was caught in strong currents and lost consciousness before being pulled from the water. Lifeguards and paramedics were unable to revive her with CPR. Mrs Swarbrick\u2019s husband Alan posted on her Facebook page: \u2018Hello to all of Etch's beautiful Facebook friends and family. This message is from Teresa\u2019s husband Alan and is one of the few messages I have ever posted on Facebook but it is by far the hardest I will ever need to.\u2019 Alan Swarbrick (left) has posted a heartbreaking tribute to his wife Teresa (right) after she drowned while snorkelling . The mother of two\u00a0died on April 8 after reportedly getting into trouble in the water near Julian Rocks off the coast of Byron Bay in NSW . He wrote: \u2018On Wednesday 8th April 2015 at approx 3:30 pm we lost our beautiful Teresa or Etch as we all know her when she drowned in a freak accident on a snorkelling trip at Byron Bay, NSW . \u2018At this stage I do not know what to say, there are no words to express my sadness and devastation for our family. \u2018She is a special soul and I simply cannot express the love we had together, it is a very special bond and I love her so much. I know she also loved James and Abbey with that same special bond. \u2018She loved all the special friends she had and cherished all of you and the many memories we had together. I know she would want me to share this sad message with you.\u2019 Mrs Swarbrick's husband Alan posted on her Facebook page: \u2018This is one of the few messages I have ever posted on facebook but it is by far the hardest I will ever need to.' Mrs Swarbrick is pictured here with her husband and two children Abbey and James . \u2018She is a special soul and I simply cannot express the love we had together,' Mr Swarbrick said . He signed off the tribute by saying: \u2018I am sorry that I am short for words but we are still in shock and totally lost on what to say to all of you. She is always in our hearts and with us all. Lots of Love, From Alan, Abbey and James xx.\u2019 Mrs Swarbrick\u2019s daughter Abbey commented on the status, writing: \u2018Stay strong to everyone else as well.\u2019 Dozens of friends sent outpourings of love and support to the family. Leticia M. Hill: \u2018I am heartsick, devastated and totally saddened by this tragic news!!! I'm typing this with tears in my eyes! I wish I could hold you all in my arms!\u2019 Jazmin Sol said: \u2018I am so so sorry for your loss Al, James and Abbey. It's such devastating news I just cannot believe it. Such a beautiful person inside and out she will be missed terribly. If you need anything at all please let us know. Xxxx\u2019 Mrs Swarbrick\u2019s funeral will be held this Friday. Mr Swarbrick signed of his message by writing 'I am sorry that I am short for words but we are still in shock'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe devastated husband of a woman who drowned in a \u2018freak\u2019 snorkelling accident has posted a heartbreaking tribute to her on Facebook. Teresa Swarbrick, known affectionately to her friends and family as Etch, died on April 8 after reportedly getting into trouble in the water near Julian Rocks off the coast of Byron Bay in NSW. The mother of two, from Western Sydney, was caught in strong currents and lost consciousness before being pulled from the water. Lifeguards and paramedics were unable to revive her with CPR. Mrs Swarbrick\u2019s husband Alan posted on her Facebook page: \u2018Hello to all of Etch's beautiful Facebook friends and family. This message is from Teresa\u2019s husband Alan and is one of the few messages I have ever posted on Facebook but it is by far the hardest I will ever need to.\u2019 Alan Swarbrick (left) has posted a heartbreaking tribute to his wife Teresa (right) after she drowned while snorkelling . The mother of two\u00a0died on April 8 after reportedly getting into trouble in the water near Julian Rocks off the coast of Byron Bay in NSW . He wrote: \u2018On Wednesday 8th April 2015 at approx 3:30 pm we lost our beautiful Teresa or Etch as we all know her when she drowned in a freak accident on a snorkelling trip at Byron Bay, NSW . \u2018At this stage I do not know what to say, there are no words to express my sadness and devastation for our family. \u2018She is a special soul and I simply cannot express the love we had together, it is a very special bond and I love her so much. I know she also loved James and Abbey with that same special bond. \u2018She loved all the special friends she had and cherished all of you and the many memories we had together. I know she would want me to share this sad message with you.\u2019 Mrs Swarbrick's husband Alan posted on her Facebook page: \u2018This is one of the few messages I have ever posted on facebook but it is by far the hardest I will ever need to.' Mrs Swarbrick is pictured here with her husband and two children Abbey and James . \u2018She is a special soul and I simply cannot express the love we had together,' Mr Swarbrick said . He signed off the tribute by saying: \u2018I am sorry that I am short for words but we are still in shock and totally lost on what to say to all of you. She is always in our hearts and with us all. Lots of Love, From Alan, Abbey and James xx.\u2019 Mrs Swarbrick\u2019s daughter Abbey commented on the status, writing: \u2018Stay strong to everyone else as well.\u2019 Dozens of friends sent outpourings of love and support to the family. Leticia M. Hill: \u2018I am heartsick, devastated and totally saddened by this tragic news!!! I'm typing this with tears in my eyes! I wish I could hold you all in my arms!\u2019 Jazmin Sol said: \u2018I am so so sorry for your loss Al, James and Abbey. It's such devastating news I just cannot believe it. Such a beautiful person inside and out she will be missed terribly. If you need anything at all please let us know. Xxxx\u2019 Mrs Swarbrick\u2019s funeral will be held this Friday. Mr Swarbrick signed of his message by writing 'I am sorry that I am short for words but we are still in shock'"}], "metadata": {"id": "d0767fea90582730ca907752985b0bf15f0aeb99", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Teresa Swarbrick drowned on April 8 off the coast of Byron Bay, NSW .\nHer husband Alan described her as a 'special soul' in a Facebook tribute .\n'I simply cannot express the love we had together,' he said .\nThe mother of two was caught in strong currents while snorkelling .\nLifeguards and paramedics were unable to revive her with CPR ."}}
{"prompt": "Arsene Wenger says something must be done to solve the fixture scheduling mess which means Arsenal's FA Cup semi-final will clash with a key Premier League title game. Arsenal will take on Reading on Saturday evening as league leaders Chelsea take on Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. The Gunners boss also branded rumours that he will be replaced by Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp as 'ridiculous', after the German announced he will be leaving the club this summer. Mesut Ozil pictured during Arsenal's training session ahead of their match with Reading on Saturday . Arsenal will take on Reading on Saturday as league leaders Chelsea take on Manchester United at home . Santi Cazorla and Aaron Ramsey could star for Arsenal in their FA Cup semi-final with Reading . Alexis Sanchez (left) tries to escape\u00a0Per Mertesacker during Arsenal's training session on Thursday . Arsene Wenger says something must be done to solve the fixture scheduling mess in England . Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp oversees training on Thursday ahead of this weekend's match . On TV scheduling, Wenger said: 'Something should be done. I'm surprised they don't analyse it in the TV deals. I'm surprised a game of the same stature is played at the same time. There's a little conflict there. It's difficult to understand.' 'We would like it to be a unique competition that's played, especially a semi-final or final and don't want it to be conflicting with other competitions. It's a very big game (at Chelsea). It's a surprise to me.' Wenger admits a United win at Chelsea could open up the title race again. 'Mathematically yes,' he said. 'But we have to keep winning.' Klopp confirmed on Wednesday his intention to leave Dortmund at the end of the season after seven years in which the club won two Bundesliga titles and reached the Champions League final. It sparked a frenzy of speculation about whether the charismatic 47-year-old might be destined for England with Arsenal or Manchester City, where manager Manuel Pellegrini is feeling the heat after a poor run of form. Wenger hit out at the TV scheduling as Manchester United's trip to Chelsea clashes with the semi-final . Wenger has branded the 'circus' around Jurgen Klopp's resignation as 'ridiculous' 'I'm not an agency to place managers,' said Wenger, when asked about Klopp's announcement. 'I like every manager and respect, everybody. I find that circus a bit ridiculous. 'It's down to every club to make the right decision and to respect Dortmund. Dortmund is a massive club and will survive, they have the ability to keep their best players. They have a big history linked with great results and great achievements so I don't think that will stop for Dortmund.' Arsenal will have Jack Wilshere available for the semi-final against Reading, as he trained on Thursday with the club at their base. Wojciech Szczesny will start in the tie, and was also put through his paces during Arsenal's training session. The Gunners boss says his team have learned from last season, when they fell behind at this stage against Wigan and needed penalties to beat the Championship side. 'It's my 10th semi-final and that means we know how to prepare but it's always tricky,' he added. 'We learned from Wigan last year. It's always a special occasion to share with our fans. We want them to go home happy.' Wenger confirmed that second-choice keeper Wojciech Szczesny will start at Wembley on Saturday . Szczesny will start for Wenger on Saturday when Arsenal try to book their place in the FA Cup final . Jack Wilshere, who played against Reading U21s this week, will be fit to face the Championship side . Arsenal scored late on last season to earn a draw at this stage against another Championship side Wigan . Lukas Fabianski was the hero last season as the Gunners reached the final via a penalty shootout .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nArsene Wenger says something must be done to solve the fixture scheduling mess which means Arsenal's FA Cup semi-final will clash with a key Premier League title game. Arsenal will take on Reading on Saturday evening as league leaders Chelsea take on Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. The Gunners boss also branded rumours that he will be replaced by Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp as 'ridiculous', after the German announced he will be leaving the club this summer. Mesut Ozil pictured during Arsenal's training session ahead of their match with Reading on Saturday . Arsenal will take on Reading on Saturday as league leaders Chelsea take on Manchester United at home . Santi Cazorla and Aaron Ramsey could star for Arsenal in their FA Cup semi-final with Reading . Alexis Sanchez (left) tries to escape\u00a0Per Mertesacker during Arsenal's training session on Thursday . Arsene Wenger says something must be done to solve the fixture scheduling mess in England . Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp oversees training on Thursday ahead of this weekend's match . On TV scheduling, Wenger said: 'Something should be done. I'm surprised they don't analyse it in the TV deals. I'm surprised a game of the same stature is played at the same time. There's a little conflict there. It's difficult to understand.' 'We would like it to be a unique competition that's played, especially a semi-final or final and don't want it to be conflicting with other competitions. It's a very big game (at Chelsea). It's a surprise to me.' Wenger admits a United win at Chelsea could open up the title race again. 'Mathematically yes,' he said. 'But we have to keep winning.' Klopp confirmed on Wednesday his intention to leave Dortmund at the end of the season after seven years in which the club won two Bundesliga titles and reached the Champions League final. It sparked a frenzy of speculation about whether the charismatic 47-year-old might be destined for England with Arsenal or Manchester City, where manager Manuel Pellegrini is feeling the heat after a poor run of form. Wenger hit out at the TV scheduling as Manchester United's trip to Chelsea clashes with the semi-final . Wenger has branded the 'circus' around Jurgen Klopp's resignation as 'ridiculous' 'I'm not an agency to place managers,' said Wenger, when asked about Klopp's announcement. 'I like every manager and respect, everybody. I find that circus a bit ridiculous. 'It's down to every club to make the right decision and to respect Dortmund. Dortmund is a massive club and will survive, they have the ability to keep their best players. They have a big history linked with great results and great achievements so I don't think that will stop for Dortmund.' Arsenal will have Jack Wilshere available for the semi-final against Reading, as he trained on Thursday with the club at their base. Wojciech Szczesny will start in the tie, and was also put through his paces during Arsenal's training session. The Gunners boss says his team have learned from last season, when they fell behind at this stage against Wigan and needed penalties to beat the Championship side. 'It's my 10th semi-final and that means we know how to prepare but it's always tricky,' he added. 'We learned from Wigan last year. It's always a special occasion to share with our fans. We want them to go home happy.' Wenger confirmed that second-choice keeper Wojciech Szczesny will start at Wembley on Saturday . Szczesny will start for Wenger on Saturday when Arsenal try to book their place in the FA Cup final . Jack Wilshere, who played against Reading U21s this week, will be fit to face the Championship side . Arsenal scored late on last season to earn a draw at this stage against another Championship side Wigan . Lukas Fabianski was the hero last season as the Gunners reached the final via a penalty shootout ."}], "metadata": {"id": "9bed29ec688a49919991c09c5255a60b8772fd43", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Arsenal play Reading in FA Cup semi-final on Saturday evening .\nChelsea kick off against Manchester United 10 minutes later .\nWenger says 'something should be done' and 'it is difficult to understand'\nArsenal manager also brands circus around Jurgen Klopp 'ridiculous'\nKlopp announce on Wednesday he will leave Dortmund this summer ."}}
{"prompt": "Barclays chairman Sir David Walker defended the bank\u2019s decision to pay out \u00a31.86billion in bonuses . Furious Barclays shareholders vented frustration at the generous pay packages handed to hundreds of its top traders yesterday \u2013 with one investor asking: \u2018What has their \u201ctalent\u201d ever done for us?\u2019 The scandal-hit lender faced a barrage of criticism from long-suffering investors, many of them pensioners, at its annual general meeting in London. Shareholders are reeling from big losses in their investments and pension funds as Barclays\u2019 share price has plunged since the financial crisis. Last year its profits dropped again by 21 per cent to \u00a32.3billion after it was hit by huge bills for wrongdoing. But yesterday chairman Sir David Walker defended the bank\u2019s decision to pay out \u00a31.86billion in bonuses, including packages of more than \u00a31million to 359 employees. Group chief executive Antony Jenkins saw his pay package more than triple to \u00a35.5million, after opting to accept a \u00a31.1million bonus. Facing criticism over the pay package, Sir David claimed the bank needed to pay \u2018competitively\u2019 to attract the best talent. But the argument received short shrift from investors who have seen Barclays fork out billions for various scandals while the share price has fallen from \u00a37 to just under \u00a32.60. During the height of the financial crisis in 2009 they fell to 47p, leaving many savers who sold their shares with huge losses. Shareholder Phil Clarke said: \u2018Employees should share the wealth created by great companies. My problem is what happens when there is no success \u2013 and there is limited success in this company.\u2019 Referring to Monty Python\u2019s \u2018what have the Romans ever done for us\u2019 sketch, Mr Clarke said: \u2018I\u2019d like to paraphrase Monty Python and ask what has all this \u201ctalent\u201d done for us? \u2018The answer is this talent has made losses for shareholders, destroyed value and dragged our reputation through the mud to the extent that banker has become a dirty word. Yet these people have enjoyed massive salaries and we\u2019ve paid for it.\u2019 At the meeting, Barclays\u2019 bosses referred repeatedly to the moral values of the bank\u2019s Quaker founders, with chairman Sir David describing how they \u2018relied on their own hard work, pioneering spirit and moral code to become trusted figures in their communities\u2019. Huge bonuses: Group chief executive Antony Jenkins saw his pay package more than triple to \u00a35.5million, after  accepting a \u00a31.1million bonus.  Sir David said the bank had to pay \u2018competitively\u2019 to attract the best talent . Billion pound bill: Barclays is currently waiting for a huge fine for manipulating the \u00a33trillion-a-day foreign exchange market, and has set aside almost \u00a31.3billion so far for the scandal . Rogue traders in London orchestrated a worldwide conspiracy to rig interest rates, landing Germany\u2019s biggest bank with a record \u00a31.7billion fine. Several banks have already been penalised after traders were caught manipulating Libor interest rates, which are used to set the cost of mortgages and are linked to trillions of dollars of investments around the world. So far total fines against banks including Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland have hit \u00a35.6billion. But the latest settlement dwarfs the \u00a31billion levied against UBS in 2012, which was previously the biggest fine issued for rigging Libor rates. At least 29 employees were involved in the wrongdoing, which lasted between January 2005 and December 2010. Most of the rogue staff were based in London, but they also worked in Frankfurt, Toyko and New York \u2013 showing the global nature of the conspiracy. So far just 12 of the people involved in rate-rigging have been sacked, but US regulators have now ordered Deutsche Bank to fire another seven staff, including six senior employees in London. Richard Lloyd, executive director at consumer group Which?, said: \u2018Rigged markets will ultimately hit people in the pocket, so the regulator must continue to take tough action.\u2019 Jurgen Fitschen and Anshu Jain, co-chief executive officers of Deutsche Bank, said: \u2018The Bank accepts the findings of the regulators. We deeply regret this matter but are pleased to have resolved it.\u2019 But the comments incensed one pensioner \u2013 who pointed to the \u2018criminal\u2019 behaviour of Barclays in the 21st century. Barclays is currently waiting for a huge fine for manipulating the \u00a33trillion-a-day foreign exchange market, and has set aside almost \u00a31.3billion so far for the scandal. Last year it was also forced to set aside \u00a31.1billion for mis-selling payment protection insurance, taking its total bill so far to \u00a35.2billion. Michael Mason\u2013Mahon said: \u2018The men who started it were honourable. But you seem to have lost your way.\u2019 He added: \u2018Our society cannot longer cope with bankers that are hell-bent on criminal acts, leaving shareholders to pick up the tab.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBarclays chairman Sir David Walker defended the bank\u2019s decision to pay out \u00a31.86billion in bonuses . Furious Barclays shareholders vented frustration at the generous pay packages handed to hundreds of its top traders yesterday \u2013 with one investor asking: \u2018What has their \u201ctalent\u201d ever done for us?\u2019 The scandal-hit lender faced a barrage of criticism from long-suffering investors, many of them pensioners, at its annual general meeting in London. Shareholders are reeling from big losses in their investments and pension funds as Barclays\u2019 share price has plunged since the financial crisis. Last year its profits dropped again by 21 per cent to \u00a32.3billion after it was hit by huge bills for wrongdoing. But yesterday chairman Sir David Walker defended the bank\u2019s decision to pay out \u00a31.86billion in bonuses, including packages of more than \u00a31million to 359 employees. Group chief executive Antony Jenkins saw his pay package more than triple to \u00a35.5million, after opting to accept a \u00a31.1million bonus. Facing criticism over the pay package, Sir David claimed the bank needed to pay \u2018competitively\u2019 to attract the best talent. But the argument received short shrift from investors who have seen Barclays fork out billions for various scandals while the share price has fallen from \u00a37 to just under \u00a32.60. During the height of the financial crisis in 2009 they fell to 47p, leaving many savers who sold their shares with huge losses. Shareholder Phil Clarke said: \u2018Employees should share the wealth created by great companies. My problem is what happens when there is no success \u2013 and there is limited success in this company.\u2019 Referring to Monty Python\u2019s \u2018what have the Romans ever done for us\u2019 sketch, Mr Clarke said: \u2018I\u2019d like to paraphrase Monty Python and ask what has all this \u201ctalent\u201d done for us? \u2018The answer is this talent has made losses for shareholders, destroyed value and dragged our reputation through the mud to the extent that banker has become a dirty word. Yet these people have enjoyed massive salaries and we\u2019ve paid for it.\u2019 At the meeting, Barclays\u2019 bosses referred repeatedly to the moral values of the bank\u2019s Quaker founders, with chairman Sir David describing how they \u2018relied on their own hard work, pioneering spirit and moral code to become trusted figures in their communities\u2019. Huge bonuses: Group chief executive Antony Jenkins saw his pay package more than triple to \u00a35.5million, after  accepting a \u00a31.1million bonus.  Sir David said the bank had to pay \u2018competitively\u2019 to attract the best talent . Billion pound bill: Barclays is currently waiting for a huge fine for manipulating the \u00a33trillion-a-day foreign exchange market, and has set aside almost \u00a31.3billion so far for the scandal . Rogue traders in London orchestrated a worldwide conspiracy to rig interest rates, landing Germany\u2019s biggest bank with a record \u00a31.7billion fine. Several banks have already been penalised after traders were caught manipulating Libor interest rates, which are used to set the cost of mortgages and are linked to trillions of dollars of investments around the world. So far total fines against banks including Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland have hit \u00a35.6billion. But the latest settlement dwarfs the \u00a31billion levied against UBS in 2012, which was previously the biggest fine issued for rigging Libor rates. At least 29 employees were involved in the wrongdoing, which lasted between January 2005 and December 2010. Most of the rogue staff were based in London, but they also worked in Frankfurt, Toyko and New York \u2013 showing the global nature of the conspiracy. So far just 12 of the people involved in rate-rigging have been sacked, but US regulators have now ordered Deutsche Bank to fire another seven staff, including six senior employees in London. Richard Lloyd, executive director at consumer group Which?, said: \u2018Rigged markets will ultimately hit people in the pocket, so the regulator must continue to take tough action.\u2019 Jurgen Fitschen and Anshu Jain, co-chief executive officers of Deutsche Bank, said: \u2018The Bank accepts the findings of the regulators. We deeply regret this matter but are pleased to have resolved it.\u2019 But the comments incensed one pensioner \u2013 who pointed to the \u2018criminal\u2019 behaviour of Barclays in the 21st century. Barclays is currently waiting for a huge fine for manipulating the \u00a33trillion-a-day foreign exchange market, and has set aside almost \u00a31.3billion so far for the scandal. Last year it was also forced to set aside \u00a31.1billion for mis-selling payment protection insurance, taking its total bill so far to \u00a35.2billion. Michael Mason\u2013Mahon said: \u2018The men who started it were honourable. But you seem to have lost your way.\u2019 He added: \u2018Our society cannot longer cope with bankers that are hell-bent on criminal acts, leaving shareholders to pick up the tab.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "26a923136863de9a0b7fd1125bae4243d411f39b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Barclays shareholders angered by generous pay packages for top traders .\nInvestors reeling as bank's share price has plunged since financial crisis .\nBank has also been hit by huge bills for wrongdoing, with another coming .\nChairman Sir David Walker defended  pay out of \u00a31.86billion in bonuses ."}}
{"prompt": "Nasa could afford to send  US astronauts to Mars orbit by 2033 and onto the Red Planet's surface by 2039, a new report has claimed. The Planetary Society analysed the feasibility and cost of a crewed mission to orbit the Martian moon Phobos in 2033, leading up to a crewed landing on the Red Planet in 2039. It concluded that such a plan could indeed fit within NASA's human space exploration budget - but that politics is holding the decision back. Scroll down for video . The Planetary Society says Nasa can afford a crewed mission to orbit the Martian moon Phobos in 2033, leading up to a crewed landing on the Red Planet in 2039 . The Phobos orbital mission would last approximately 30 months, with nine months of travel each way and 12 months in orbit, the panelists said. Crewmembers would be able to study Phobos and Deimos, Mars' other moon, and potentially teleoperate rovers on the Martian surface. The panel said the current plan would use an Orion spacecraft to move crewmembers from Earth into orbit and back down. 'We believe we now have an example of a long-term, cost-constrained, executable humans-to-Mars program,' Scott Hubbard, a professor in the Stanford University Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and a member of The Planetary Society's board of directors, said. 'This workshop was an important step in community-building among the many groups interested in Mars science and exploration.' The Society's CEO (and former TV 'Science Guy') Bill Nye, said: 'Getting humans to Mars is far more complex than getting to Earth's Moon,' said Nye. 'But space exploration brings out the best in us. 'By reaching consensus on the right set of missions, we can send humans to Mars without breaking the bank.' The workshop's 70 attendees discussed the technical feasibility, affordability and benefits of a proposed schedule to get humans into orbit around Mars and eventually onto the planet's surface, using a detailed plan was not created by The Planetary Society, but was proposed in a separate report co-created by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Phobos is the larger and inner of the two natural satellites of Mars, the other being Deimos. Both moons were discovered in 1877. The workshop 'reached a consensus' on a series of key points, including that an orbital mission would be required prior to a crewed mission to the surface of Mars, and an independent cost estimate showed that the program would fit into the NASA budget, assuming the agency 'ends its lead role in the International Space Station.' The 2033 orbital mission was identified as the crucial first step of the plan, comparing it to NASA's Apollo 8 mission, which took astronauts into orbit around the moon before humans landed on the satellite's surface. The Phobos orbital mission would last approximately 30 months, with nine months of travel each way and 12 months in orbit, the panelists said. Crewmembers would be able to study Phobos and Deimos, Mars' other moon, and potentially teleoperate rovers on the Martian surface. The panel said the current plan would use an Orion spacecraft to move crewmembers from Earth into orbit and back down. 'While the conditions for another Apollo-era Kennedy moment don't exist, we have a highly skilled scientific engineering and policy community that is eager to get going on sending humans to Mars,' said Dr. John Logsdon, workshop co-chair and professor emeritus, Space Policy Institute, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University. 'We believe the consensus points achieved during this workshop can get us moving down the path to the Red Planet.' The 'Humans Orbiting Mars' workshop took place in Washington, D.C. Various forms of propulsion have been touted for a mission to Mars, including chemical, ion (electric) and nuclear. But while nuclear is often said to be the 'holy grail', the team found it did not noticeably shorten the mission over other versions. Shown is an illustration of a concept Mars Transfer Vehicle . Logsdon said he thinks a decision on whether to adopt the plan is 'an issue for the next president.' Hubbard said that, in the past, Mars missions may have been limited by technological or scientific challenges, but that no longer appears to be the case. 'In the past, when the question of humans to Mars came up, I would typically cite a number of major hurdles: biomedical, launch systems and so forth,' he said. 'And as of today, I think that those risks have either been reduced or you know how to minimize them, and so I am at the same place that John [Logsdon] and Bill [Nye] [are], that I think the issue now is [\u2026] political will.' Shown is a graph of the different types of propulsion for a mission to Mars, how much they would weigh and their travel time. CECE is a type of chemical propulsion, Nerva is nuclear propulsion, RIT-XT is ion (electric) propulsion and PEMT is Pure Electro-Magnetic Thrust . Owing to the orbits of Earth and Mars there are specific windows of opportunity when a mission can take place. Our planets come as close to each other as 33.9 million miles (54.6 million km), but can be as distant as 250 million miles (400 million km). For this reason spacecraft to Mars, such as the Curiosity rover, have to launch in certain windows when the planets are aligned. The next window is open from January 2016 to April 2016, and will see the launch of two more missions to the red planet. For a future manned mission, they will need to launch out in one of the windows and return in one, which will take two years in total. Just getting there will take up to nine months. The astronauts will be there waiting for a year until they can come back - a total of around three years.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNasa could afford to send  US astronauts to Mars orbit by 2033 and onto the Red Planet's surface by 2039, a new report has claimed. The Planetary Society analysed the feasibility and cost of a crewed mission to orbit the Martian moon Phobos in 2033, leading up to a crewed landing on the Red Planet in 2039. It concluded that such a plan could indeed fit within NASA's human space exploration budget - but that politics is holding the decision back. Scroll down for video . The Planetary Society says Nasa can afford a crewed mission to orbit the Martian moon Phobos in 2033, leading up to a crewed landing on the Red Planet in 2039 . The Phobos orbital mission would last approximately 30 months, with nine months of travel each way and 12 months in orbit, the panelists said. Crewmembers would be able to study Phobos and Deimos, Mars' other moon, and potentially teleoperate rovers on the Martian surface. The panel said the current plan would use an Orion spacecraft to move crewmembers from Earth into orbit and back down. 'We believe we now have an example of a long-term, cost-constrained, executable humans-to-Mars program,' Scott Hubbard, a professor in the Stanford University Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and a member of The Planetary Society's board of directors, said. 'This workshop was an important step in community-building among the many groups interested in Mars science and exploration.' The Society's CEO (and former TV 'Science Guy') Bill Nye, said: 'Getting humans to Mars is far more complex than getting to Earth's Moon,' said Nye. 'But space exploration brings out the best in us. 'By reaching consensus on the right set of missions, we can send humans to Mars without breaking the bank.' The workshop's 70 attendees discussed the technical feasibility, affordability and benefits of a proposed schedule to get humans into orbit around Mars and eventually onto the planet's surface, using a detailed plan was not created by The Planetary Society, but was proposed in a separate report co-created by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Phobos is the larger and inner of the two natural satellites of Mars, the other being Deimos. Both moons were discovered in 1877. The workshop 'reached a consensus' on a series of key points, including that an orbital mission would be required prior to a crewed mission to the surface of Mars, and an independent cost estimate showed that the program would fit into the NASA budget, assuming the agency 'ends its lead role in the International Space Station.' The 2033 orbital mission was identified as the crucial first step of the plan, comparing it to NASA's Apollo 8 mission, which took astronauts into orbit around the moon before humans landed on the satellite's surface. The Phobos orbital mission would last approximately 30 months, with nine months of travel each way and 12 months in orbit, the panelists said. Crewmembers would be able to study Phobos and Deimos, Mars' other moon, and potentially teleoperate rovers on the Martian surface. The panel said the current plan would use an Orion spacecraft to move crewmembers from Earth into orbit and back down. 'While the conditions for another Apollo-era Kennedy moment don't exist, we have a highly skilled scientific engineering and policy community that is eager to get going on sending humans to Mars,' said Dr. John Logsdon, workshop co-chair and professor emeritus, Space Policy Institute, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University. 'We believe the consensus points achieved during this workshop can get us moving down the path to the Red Planet.' The 'Humans Orbiting Mars' workshop took place in Washington, D.C. Various forms of propulsion have been touted for a mission to Mars, including chemical, ion (electric) and nuclear. But while nuclear is often said to be the 'holy grail', the team found it did not noticeably shorten the mission over other versions. Shown is an illustration of a concept Mars Transfer Vehicle . Logsdon said he thinks a decision on whether to adopt the plan is 'an issue for the next president.' Hubbard said that, in the past, Mars missions may have been limited by technological or scientific challenges, but that no longer appears to be the case. 'In the past, when the question of humans to Mars came up, I would typically cite a number of major hurdles: biomedical, launch systems and so forth,' he said. 'And as of today, I think that those risks have either been reduced or you know how to minimize them, and so I am at the same place that John [Logsdon] and Bill [Nye] [are], that I think the issue now is [\u2026] political will.' Shown is a graph of the different types of propulsion for a mission to Mars, how much they would weigh and their travel time. CECE is a type of chemical propulsion, Nerva is nuclear propulsion, RIT-XT is ion (electric) propulsion and PEMT is Pure Electro-Magnetic Thrust . Owing to the orbits of Earth and Mars there are specific windows of opportunity when a mission can take place. Our planets come as close to each other as 33.9 million miles (54.6 million km), but can be as distant as 250 million miles (400 million km). For this reason spacecraft to Mars, such as the Curiosity rover, have to launch in certain windows when the planets are aligned. The next window is open from January 2016 to April 2016, and will see the launch of two more missions to the red planet. For a future manned mission, they will need to launch out in one of the windows and return in one, which will take two years in total. Just getting there will take up to nine months. The astronauts will be there waiting for a year until they can come back - a total of around three years."}], "metadata": {"id": "39f07dec986207a802d2faef5d60e6f54fe1421b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Planetary Society analysed the feasibility and cost of missions .\nCrewed mission to orbit the Martian moon Phobos in 2033 first step .\nwill lead up to a crewed landing on the Red Planet in 2039 .\nReport says missions fit within NASA's human space exploration budget ."}}
{"prompt": "Almost two weeks on from Liverpool\u2019s wretched afternoon against Manchester United at Anfield, it would appear that lessons have already been learned. Asked about a setback that may yet cost Brendan Rodgers and his players a place in next season\u2019s Champions League, the club\u2019s midfielder Joe Allen was rueful. \u2018They were ready to go and maybe we weren\u2019t,\u2019 Allen told a young supporter at Melwood this week. \u2018Yeah, maybe the rivalry can sometimes get in the way.\u2019 Joe Allen battles it out with Ander Herrera during Liverpool's Premier League defeat to Man United at Anfield . Liverpool midfielder Allen spoke to Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman at Liverpool's Melwood training ground . Midfielder Allen believes Liverpool have performed well against the big teams during the last two seasons . For Allen, and indeed for Liverpool, one suspects that their defeat by their greatest rival of all is already being viewed as merely another kink in the road. Certainly there is nobody at Anfield who will accept the opinion offered by Sky Sports\u2019 Gary Neville, the former United defender, that Liverpool froze. \u2018No, I don\u2019t think that\u2019s the problem,\u2019 said Allen. \u2018I think over the last two seasons we have performed against the big teams. Games can just be like that sometimes. It doesn\u2019t happen very often. Next time that game comes around we will get it right.\u2019 Over the past few months at Liverpool there has certainly been more right than wrong. Going into Saturday\u2019s game at Arsenal, they are five points off fourth place in the Barclays Premier League but that still represents progress from the dark days of autumn and early winter. Allen, one senses, has been integral to recent improvement. With captain Steven Gerrard no longer an automatic starter and the Brazilian Lucas Leiva recently injured, the 25-year-old midfielder has been given an extended opportunity to prove his worth. Allen has been given an opportunity  with captain Steven Gerrard no longer an automatic choice for Liverpool . While Gerrard is no longer the first name on the teamsheet, Lucas Leiva (left) has also been sidelined . Having arrived with Rodgers from Swansea in 2012, Allen could not always be relied on. He admitted this week that at times the challenge seemed a little too big for him but he hopes that recent performances in big victories against Manchester City, Southampton and Swansea will one day be seen as evidence of a genuine breakthrough. \u2018I think so, I hope so,\u2019 Allen told Sportsmail. \u2018Personally I have always been confident that I just needed games. \u2018I will be open and honest, though. In my first season there were moments when I look back and am disappointed about how I did cope with that [mental] aspect of things. \u2018Maybe I underestimated it a little bit before I came. I tried to anticipate it but you can\u2019t do it until you get here. Now I have come through that and the only issue this season has been injuries. Hopefully I can stay fit now and show people the best of me.\u2019 Allen\u2019s increased standing at Liverpool saw him selected for a meet and greet with supporters this week. Guest of honour was Sean Melia, a volunteer at the Anfield Sports Community Centre who was present at Melwood as a \u2018Barclays spirit of the game hero\u2019. During a 20-minute Q&A with a group of supporters, Allen talked openly about the sad feeling at the club when Gerrard announced that he would not be staying and the devastation of last season\u2019s title failure. \u2018We understand that we gave it to Manchester City,\u2019 he said. Allen admits, at times, the challenge of playing for Liverpool felt a little too big but has impressed recently . Gerrard consoles Luis Suarez as Liverpool's title hopes were dented against Crystal Palace last season . Allen also spoke of the feeling at the club after captain Gerrard announced he would be leaving the Reds . Later on, however, his conversation with Sportsmail was more personal and touched on his relationship with his older brother Harry, a talented footballer who plays for the Wales deaf side after losing his hearing to meningitis as a toddler. \u2018When we were younger, he was a striker and he was a better player than me,\u2019 revealed Allen. \u2018At primary school I played with him and his mates and that gave me a little bit of a head start as they were two years older. \u2018He is profoundly deaf but he speaks so well. I used to sign a little bit but he communicates so well now that I don\u2019t need to. \u2018Sibling rivalry is the perfect description of what we had, though. We loved playing against each other but there was a competitive edge to it. It\u2019s a while back but I guess that is where the path all started for me. \u2018It\u2019s hard to say whether he would have made it - it is something that I do wonder about. But going out on to the pitch profoundly deaf is a huge disadvantage. So I don\u2019t know. It\u2019s one of those that we will never know the answer to\u2026\u2019 Home these days for Allen is the house he shares in Chester with his wife Lacey and son Alfie. Inherently private, he was a little embarrassed when Lacey posted a photograph on Twitter of last year\u2019s birthday present. Then again a photograph of a top footballer holding a live chicken is rather unusual. Allen poses with a rooster bought for him by his wife for the Liverpool midfielder's 24th Birthday . Allen's wife, Lacey-Jo, shared the snap of Allen and his Birthday present on Twitter last year . Allen poses with Sean Melia, a volunteer at the Anfield Sports Community Centre who was present at Melwood as a \u2018Barclays spirit of the game hero\u2019 \u2018It was just a \u201cWhat do you get the guy who has everything?\u201d kind of present,\u2019 laughed Allen, fidgeting rather uncomfortably in his chair. \u2018My wife is a big animal lover and it was, yeah, my surprise present. It has got a name but I\u2019m not telling you! We already had a couple of chickens and this is a cockerel. That was the point of it really. In the dressing room, it\u2019s a bit of a random one. \u2018I keep my private life private and I guess that was a rare insight. We didn\u2019t realise what impact it would have but it was harmless enough.\u2019 Allen was rather more comfortable when the conversation returned to football and, in particular, Wales\u2019s weekend win in Israel that left Chris Coleman\u2019s team at the top of their qualifying group for Euro 2016.Allen was in Cardiff\u2019s Millennium Stadium in 2004 when Mark Hughes\u2019s team lost a play-off to Russia. Now he wants to make some history with his country and finish off the work started by one of his early national coaches, the late Gary Speed. Allen is keen to make history with Wales and finish the work started by former manager, the late Gary Speed . \u2018His presence is still there for everyone,\u2019 Allen said poignantly. \u2018He began this journey for us and his big dream was for us to qualify. In lots of ways we want to make sure we can do this for someone like Gary. \u2018He was a real people person. For a young midfielder going into the squad, he certainly had a huge impact on my career. \u2018It was a huge win for us in Israel and we have a great chance now. For me it was the perfect thing to happen after the Man United result. \u2018That\u2019s the beauty of football. There is always the next game to put things right.\u2019 Allen played in the 3-0 win over Israel which took Wales to their top of their Euro 2016 qualifying group . Domestically, Liverpool\u2019s opportunity to make amends begins at the Emirates tomorrow and continues in Lancashire next Wednesday with an FA Cup quarter-final replay at Blackburn. There is still much to aim for at Anfield this season and, with Gerrard suspended for three games, opportunity continues to knock for one of the next generation. \u2018Whatever happened in one game has gone,\u2019 said Allen. \u2018We can start another run and do it again. That has to be our belief and confidence now. \u2018Last season we had a similar run. We have to use that to inspire us. If the teams above us do slip up then we will be waiting.\u2019 Joe Allen was speaking at a Barclays event to inspire the next generation of fans to fall in love with the game. To win Barclays Premier League tickets and other football experiences search: Barclays Spirit of the Game.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAlmost two weeks on from Liverpool\u2019s wretched afternoon against Manchester United at Anfield, it would appear that lessons have already been learned. Asked about a setback that may yet cost Brendan Rodgers and his players a place in next season\u2019s Champions League, the club\u2019s midfielder Joe Allen was rueful. \u2018They were ready to go and maybe we weren\u2019t,\u2019 Allen told a young supporter at Melwood this week. \u2018Yeah, maybe the rivalry can sometimes get in the way.\u2019 Joe Allen battles it out with Ander Herrera during Liverpool's Premier League defeat to Man United at Anfield . Liverpool midfielder Allen spoke to Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman at Liverpool's Melwood training ground . Midfielder Allen believes Liverpool have performed well against the big teams during the last two seasons . For Allen, and indeed for Liverpool, one suspects that their defeat by their greatest rival of all is already being viewed as merely another kink in the road. Certainly there is nobody at Anfield who will accept the opinion offered by Sky Sports\u2019 Gary Neville, the former United defender, that Liverpool froze. \u2018No, I don\u2019t think that\u2019s the problem,\u2019 said Allen. \u2018I think over the last two seasons we have performed against the big teams. Games can just be like that sometimes. It doesn\u2019t happen very often. Next time that game comes around we will get it right.\u2019 Over the past few months at Liverpool there has certainly been more right than wrong. Going into Saturday\u2019s game at Arsenal, they are five points off fourth place in the Barclays Premier League but that still represents progress from the dark days of autumn and early winter. Allen, one senses, has been integral to recent improvement. With captain Steven Gerrard no longer an automatic starter and the Brazilian Lucas Leiva recently injured, the 25-year-old midfielder has been given an extended opportunity to prove his worth. Allen has been given an opportunity  with captain Steven Gerrard no longer an automatic choice for Liverpool . While Gerrard is no longer the first name on the teamsheet, Lucas Leiva (left) has also been sidelined . Having arrived with Rodgers from Swansea in 2012, Allen could not always be relied on. He admitted this week that at times the challenge seemed a little too big for him but he hopes that recent performances in big victories against Manchester City, Southampton and Swansea will one day be seen as evidence of a genuine breakthrough. \u2018I think so, I hope so,\u2019 Allen told Sportsmail. \u2018Personally I have always been confident that I just needed games. \u2018I will be open and honest, though. In my first season there were moments when I look back and am disappointed about how I did cope with that [mental] aspect of things. \u2018Maybe I underestimated it a little bit before I came. I tried to anticipate it but you can\u2019t do it until you get here. Now I have come through that and the only issue this season has been injuries. Hopefully I can stay fit now and show people the best of me.\u2019 Allen\u2019s increased standing at Liverpool saw him selected for a meet and greet with supporters this week. Guest of honour was Sean Melia, a volunteer at the Anfield Sports Community Centre who was present at Melwood as a \u2018Barclays spirit of the game hero\u2019. During a 20-minute Q&A with a group of supporters, Allen talked openly about the sad feeling at the club when Gerrard announced that he would not be staying and the devastation of last season\u2019s title failure. \u2018We understand that we gave it to Manchester City,\u2019 he said. Allen admits, at times, the challenge of playing for Liverpool felt a little too big but has impressed recently . Gerrard consoles Luis Suarez as Liverpool's title hopes were dented against Crystal Palace last season . Allen also spoke of the feeling at the club after captain Gerrard announced he would be leaving the Reds . Later on, however, his conversation with Sportsmail was more personal and touched on his relationship with his older brother Harry, a talented footballer who plays for the Wales deaf side after losing his hearing to meningitis as a toddler. \u2018When we were younger, he was a striker and he was a better player than me,\u2019 revealed Allen. \u2018At primary school I played with him and his mates and that gave me a little bit of a head start as they were two years older. \u2018He is profoundly deaf but he speaks so well. I used to sign a little bit but he communicates so well now that I don\u2019t need to. \u2018Sibling rivalry is the perfect description of what we had, though. We loved playing against each other but there was a competitive edge to it. It\u2019s a while back but I guess that is where the path all started for me. \u2018It\u2019s hard to say whether he would have made it - it is something that I do wonder about. But going out on to the pitch profoundly deaf is a huge disadvantage. So I don\u2019t know. It\u2019s one of those that we will never know the answer to\u2026\u2019 Home these days for Allen is the house he shares in Chester with his wife Lacey and son Alfie. Inherently private, he was a little embarrassed when Lacey posted a photograph on Twitter of last year\u2019s birthday present. Then again a photograph of a top footballer holding a live chicken is rather unusual. Allen poses with a rooster bought for him by his wife for the Liverpool midfielder's 24th Birthday . Allen's wife, Lacey-Jo, shared the snap of Allen and his Birthday present on Twitter last year . Allen poses with Sean Melia, a volunteer at the Anfield Sports Community Centre who was present at Melwood as a \u2018Barclays spirit of the game hero\u2019 \u2018It was just a \u201cWhat do you get the guy who has everything?\u201d kind of present,\u2019 laughed Allen, fidgeting rather uncomfortably in his chair. \u2018My wife is a big animal lover and it was, yeah, my surprise present. It has got a name but I\u2019m not telling you! We already had a couple of chickens and this is a cockerel. That was the point of it really. In the dressing room, it\u2019s a bit of a random one. \u2018I keep my private life private and I guess that was a rare insight. We didn\u2019t realise what impact it would have but it was harmless enough.\u2019 Allen was rather more comfortable when the conversation returned to football and, in particular, Wales\u2019s weekend win in Israel that left Chris Coleman\u2019s team at the top of their qualifying group for Euro 2016.Allen was in Cardiff\u2019s Millennium Stadium in 2004 when Mark Hughes\u2019s team lost a play-off to Russia. Now he wants to make some history with his country and finish off the work started by one of his early national coaches, the late Gary Speed. Allen is keen to make history with Wales and finish the work started by former manager, the late Gary Speed . \u2018His presence is still there for everyone,\u2019 Allen said poignantly. \u2018He began this journey for us and his big dream was for us to qualify. In lots of ways we want to make sure we can do this for someone like Gary. \u2018He was a real people person. For a young midfielder going into the squad, he certainly had a huge impact on my career. \u2018It was a huge win for us in Israel and we have a great chance now. For me it was the perfect thing to happen after the Man United result. \u2018That\u2019s the beauty of football. There is always the next game to put things right.\u2019 Allen played in the 3-0 win over Israel which took Wales to their top of their Euro 2016 qualifying group . Domestically, Liverpool\u2019s opportunity to make amends begins at the Emirates tomorrow and continues in Lancashire next Wednesday with an FA Cup quarter-final replay at Blackburn. There is still much to aim for at Anfield this season and, with Gerrard suspended for three games, opportunity continues to knock for one of the next generation. \u2018Whatever happened in one game has gone,\u2019 said Allen. \u2018We can start another run and do it again. That has to be our belief and confidence now. \u2018Last season we had a similar run. We have to use that to inspire us. If the teams above us do slip up then we will be waiting.\u2019 Joe Allen was speaking at a Barclays event to inspire the next generation of fans to fall in love with the game. To win Barclays Premier League tickets and other football experiences search: Barclays Spirit of the Game."}], "metadata": {"id": "f7c0bc271af9fc7bdf3db6e81b0afb516c261782", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Joe Allen admits, at times, challenge of playing for Liverpool felt too big .\nHowever, Reds midfielder has impressed in Liverpool's recent victories .\nAllen is disappointed at how he coped with things when he first signed .\nWales international hopes he can stay fit and show fans the best of him ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)A natural gas line explosion at a law enforcement shooting range in Fresno, California, injured 11 people, including some inmates who were on a work detail there. Others being treated include a county road worker and two sheriff's deputies, Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims said. The exact cause of Friday's blast is under investigation, Mims said, but it happened at the spot where a county worker was operating a front loader. The explosion sparked a fire that roared like a jet engine, Mims said. The operator of the front loader was injured but able to walk to an ambulance, the sheriff said. The most serious injuries were suffered by a group of inmates who were assigned to maintenance and cleaning work at the sheriff's firing range. There were 10 inmates near the blast site who were also injured, officials said. Three other inmates at the site were not hurt. Earlier, the sheriff's office included them in the injury count. After the blast, Mims said, two sheriff's deputies who were at the firing range ran toward the fire to move the injured. CNN affiliate KFSN posted a video of the scene that shows a tall ball of fire rising from near a highway. One inmate was airlifted to the hospital, the sheriff said. That inmate and the county worker were undergoing emergency surgery, she said. The others suffered mostly burns. The pair of deputies who provided aid also went for treatment for ringing ears and sunburn-like conditions, she said. Firefighters put out the blaze, revealing a crater at the blast site and a blackened front loader, Mims said.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)A natural gas line explosion at a law enforcement shooting range in Fresno, California, injured 11 people, including some inmates who were on a work detail there. Others being treated include a county road worker and two sheriff's deputies, Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims said. The exact cause of Friday's blast is under investigation, Mims said, but it happened at the spot where a county worker was operating a front loader. The explosion sparked a fire that roared like a jet engine, Mims said. The operator of the front loader was injured but able to walk to an ambulance, the sheriff said. The most serious injuries were suffered by a group of inmates who were assigned to maintenance and cleaning work at the sheriff's firing range. There were 10 inmates near the blast site who were also injured, officials said. Three other inmates at the site were not hurt. Earlier, the sheriff's office included them in the injury count. After the blast, Mims said, two sheriff's deputies who were at the firing range ran toward the fire to move the injured. CNN affiliate KFSN posted a video of the scene that shows a tall ball of fire rising from near a highway. One inmate was airlifted to the hospital, the sheriff said. That inmate and the county worker were undergoing emergency surgery, she said. The others suffered mostly burns. The pair of deputies who provided aid also went for treatment for ringing ears and sunburn-like conditions, she said. Firefighters put out the blaze, revealing a crater at the blast site and a blackened front loader, Mims said."}], "metadata": {"id": "c3cb61c858ec4a178760b619430ddff7e03eb0c8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "The cause of a gas line explosion in Fresno, California, is unknown .\nTwo of the injured were undergoing emergency surgery ."}}
{"prompt": "Bristol City will become the first Football League club to win promotion this season should they beat Bradford on Tuesday night. The League One leaders managed to come away from second-placed Preston North End unscathed, drawing 1-1 thanks to Aaron Wilbraham\u2019s equaliser after Jermaine Beckford had opened the scoring just before the hour. Regardless, Steve Cotterill\u2019s side had been destined not to seal promotion at Deepdale because results elsewhere didn\u2019t go their way. Bristol City manager Steve Cotterill was happy to avoid defeat against Preston on Saturday . Three points at Bradford on Tuesday will do the trick. It would take something to go seriously awry for the Robins not to be returning to the second tier after a two-year absence, and they did their job well enough to prevent any late scares in the north west. \u2018That\u2019ll be good,\u2019 Cotterill said. \u2018We\u2019ll digest that and try and prepare properly for the game. \u2018It was important not to get beat here. If you look at it, if we had and then got nothing at Bradford (on Tuesday) then we\u2019re stuck on 88 points. Preston would\u2019ve gone to 83 points today and then have Gillingham at home. \u2018You always look at the worst case scenario.\u2019 Bristol City\u2019s elevation to the second tier appears a formality, and Preston remain in pole position to join them. Nevertheless, manager Simon Grayson has warned his players not to get carried away. \u2018We\u2019ve said to the players we can only influence our own games, but it\u2019s another point to our tally and another game chalked off,\u2019 he said. \u2018But there will be no complacency from the team, we know we have to keep working.\u2019 Cotterill, meanwhile, has always gunned for the League One title rather than just promotion and this result preserved their eight-point lead over Preston, although they have played a game more. His squad are staying in a nearby hotel until the trip to Valley Parade and will train at Burnley in preparation.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBristol City will become the first Football League club to win promotion this season should they beat Bradford on Tuesday night. The League One leaders managed to come away from second-placed Preston North End unscathed, drawing 1-1 thanks to Aaron Wilbraham\u2019s equaliser after Jermaine Beckford had opened the scoring just before the hour. Regardless, Steve Cotterill\u2019s side had been destined not to seal promotion at Deepdale because results elsewhere didn\u2019t go their way. Bristol City manager Steve Cotterill was happy to avoid defeat against Preston on Saturday . Three points at Bradford on Tuesday will do the trick. It would take something to go seriously awry for the Robins not to be returning to the second tier after a two-year absence, and they did their job well enough to prevent any late scares in the north west. \u2018That\u2019ll be good,\u2019 Cotterill said. \u2018We\u2019ll digest that and try and prepare properly for the game. \u2018It was important not to get beat here. If you look at it, if we had and then got nothing at Bradford (on Tuesday) then we\u2019re stuck on 88 points. Preston would\u2019ve gone to 83 points today and then have Gillingham at home. \u2018You always look at the worst case scenario.\u2019 Bristol City\u2019s elevation to the second tier appears a formality, and Preston remain in pole position to join them. Nevertheless, manager Simon Grayson has warned his players not to get carried away. \u2018We\u2019ve said to the players we can only influence our own games, but it\u2019s another point to our tally and another game chalked off,\u2019 he said. \u2018But there will be no complacency from the team, we know we have to keep working.\u2019 Cotterill, meanwhile, has always gunned for the League One title rather than just promotion and this result preserved their eight-point lead over Preston, although they have played a game more. His squad are staying in a nearby hotel until the trip to Valley Parade and will train at Burnley in preparation."}], "metadata": {"id": "1e484502f76dc3d0b8a48d5bf1fce4592099d877", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Bristol City held second-place Preston to 1-1 draw at Deepdale on Saturday .\nRobins could be first Football League club to win promotion on Tuesday .\nSteve Cotterill's side face Bradford at Valley Parade and win will be enough .\nCity boss Cotterill was happy to avoid defeat against Preston after admitting he had thought about the worst case scenario ."}}
{"prompt": "Harry Kane will play for England\u2019s Under 21 team in this summer\u2019s European Championships after holding talks with Gareth Southgate. England\u2019s head coach Roy Hodgson has confirmed that Kane, 21, will join up with the junior squad when he returns from Tottenham\u2019s post-season trip to Malaysia and Australia. Kane made an instant impact on the England team with a goal on his debut against Lithuania at Wembley and he has impressed with his committed attitude. Harry Kane, in action for England against Italy, will play for the U21s at this year's European Championships . Kane made his first start for England against Italy after coming off the bench, and scoring, against Lithuania . Hodgson said: \u2018Harry wants to finish the job he has done, but the main reason is because Harry wants to go with the Under 21s. \u2018He has been a major part of their qualifying campaign for the last 18 months. He\u2019s even had to work his way into the team and in my conversations with him it has been pretty obvious to me he would like to play in this tournament. \u2018We will miss him because he has done well for us in these 10 days. But I said very early on I was more than happy to accept Gareth would have the first pick of Harry certainly and people like John Stones might come into that category. \u2018So if Gareth wants to pick them, that is fine by me. He is going to be important for Gareth I know.\u2019 Ross Barkley is excused from the championships despite being eligible to play for Gareth Southgate's side . Raheem Sterling, who missed England's draw in Italy, will also be absent from this summer's tournament . Although Southgate will turn to Kane this summer, Everton midfielder Ross Barkley and Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling - both eligible for the European Championship - will both be excused. Kane will be in the squad, despite a warning from Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino that his forward risks burn-out if he is forced to play through the summer. Hodgson added: \u2018I\u2019m not a great lover of the burn-out argument, I\u2019ve got to say. If you want to be an international player then you\u2019ve got to accept football tournaments take place in the summer at the end of the season. \u2018In my lifetime in football, as soon as the season has finished footballers have gone to tournaments, so anyone who wants to be a top-class international footballer and really believes he can help his country get to these tournaments, can\u2019t then come and talk about burn-out. \u2018I would like to think that if the Under 21s can continue to do as well as they have been doing, and Harry can play an important part and maybe help them go far in the tournament, that certainly won\u2019t hurt his chances in the first national team and I am happy to back him.' Kane, pictured in action against Leicester in March, has been hugely impressive for Tottenham this season . Kane, celebrating after he scored against Arsenal in February, will be available to play for the Under 21s .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHarry Kane will play for England\u2019s Under 21 team in this summer\u2019s European Championships after holding talks with Gareth Southgate. England\u2019s head coach Roy Hodgson has confirmed that Kane, 21, will join up with the junior squad when he returns from Tottenham\u2019s post-season trip to Malaysia and Australia. Kane made an instant impact on the England team with a goal on his debut against Lithuania at Wembley and he has impressed with his committed attitude. Harry Kane, in action for England against Italy, will play for the U21s at this year's European Championships . Kane made his first start for England against Italy after coming off the bench, and scoring, against Lithuania . Hodgson said: \u2018Harry wants to finish the job he has done, but the main reason is because Harry wants to go with the Under 21s. \u2018He has been a major part of their qualifying campaign for the last 18 months. He\u2019s even had to work his way into the team and in my conversations with him it has been pretty obvious to me he would like to play in this tournament. \u2018We will miss him because he has done well for us in these 10 days. But I said very early on I was more than happy to accept Gareth would have the first pick of Harry certainly and people like John Stones might come into that category. \u2018So if Gareth wants to pick them, that is fine by me. He is going to be important for Gareth I know.\u2019 Ross Barkley is excused from the championships despite being eligible to play for Gareth Southgate's side . Raheem Sterling, who missed England's draw in Italy, will also be absent from this summer's tournament . Although Southgate will turn to Kane this summer, Everton midfielder Ross Barkley and Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling - both eligible for the European Championship - will both be excused. Kane will be in the squad, despite a warning from Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino that his forward risks burn-out if he is forced to play through the summer. Hodgson added: \u2018I\u2019m not a great lover of the burn-out argument, I\u2019ve got to say. If you want to be an international player then you\u2019ve got to accept football tournaments take place in the summer at the end of the season. \u2018In my lifetime in football, as soon as the season has finished footballers have gone to tournaments, so anyone who wants to be a top-class international footballer and really believes he can help his country get to these tournaments, can\u2019t then come and talk about burn-out. \u2018I would like to think that if the Under 21s can continue to do as well as they have been doing, and Harry can play an important part and maybe help them go far in the tournament, that certainly won\u2019t hurt his chances in the first national team and I am happy to back him.' Kane, pictured in action against Leicester in March, has been hugely impressive for Tottenham this season . Kane, celebrating after he scored against Arsenal in February, will be available to play for the Under 21s ."}], "metadata": {"id": "307115a5e3bc9f9c376b7e95a5ca128ab81a4ed3", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Harry Kane will play for Gareth Southgate's side at this year's tournament .\nHe will join up with the junior squad when he returns from Tottenham's post-season trip to Malaysia and Australia .\nKane scored on his England debut in their 4-0 win against Lithuania .\nEverton ace Ross Barkley and Liverpool's Raheem Sterling are excused ."}}
{"prompt": "The heartbroken mother of a unarmed teen who was shot dead by police has revealed the last words her son spoke as he lay dying in an ambulance. Hector Morejon was shot by a Long Beach, California, police officer, who allegedly thought the 19-year-old was pointing a gun at him during a trespassing and vandalism incident. According to her attorney, his mother, Lucia Morejon, was at home when she heard the shots. Lucia Morejon, the heartbroken mother of a unarmed teen who was shot dead by police has revealed the last words her son, Hector Morejon, 19, spoke as he lay dying in an ambulance . She went to an alley near her home to see what happened and then realized it was her son in the ambulance, reports the LA Times. 'When he saw her, he propped himself partially up and cried to her, 'Mommy, Mommy, please come, please come!' ' her attorney's statement said, reports the Press Telegram. 'She walked towards the ambulance, identified herself as his mother, expecting to ride with him to the hospital, but was pushed back by a man in a blue uniform.' Her attorney Sonia Mercado told The Huffington Post:\u00a0'He was reaching for her - reaching out to her for help.' 'It's a tough thing to live with as a parent,' said Mercado. 'She is deeply in shock.' Hector Morejon, 19, was shot dead by a police officer on Thursday while in a vacant apartment . The Press Telegram reports that according to the statement, Lucia Morejon asked what happened but was not given any information. It continues: 'At the hospital, Mrs. Mojeron and her family were not allowed to see Hector until he was dead.' In a statement released Monday, the family of Hector Morejon said they are requesting that the LBPD 'immediately release the name and badge number of the officer who is responsible for killing Hector who was unarmed.' Police said officers received a report that several people were trespassing and vandalizing an empty apartment at about 2:45 p.m. Thursday. When they attended they saw there was an open window and a broken window. According to an LBPD press release, an officer looked into the apartment through the broken window and saw a man (later identified as Morejon) standing against a wall. The press release states the officer saw the man turn toward him, while bending his knees and extending his arm out, as if pointing an object which the officer perceived as a gun. The officer then fired, according to police. Morejon,from Long Beach, was initially listed in critical condition, but was later pronounced dead at a hospital. No weapons were found at the scene. 'Objects were collected from the scene, but it has not been yet determined at this point in the investigation if those objects were what the officer observed,' said Sgt. Megan Zabel, a Police Department spokeswoman told the LA Times. 'We are not describing evidentiary detail on what those objects are at this time, as with how many times the suspect was shot.' Police said the apartment was spray-painted with gang-related graffiti. The family reject suggestions that the teen was a gang member. According to a statement from the LBPD to the Long Beach Post, the department 'thoroughly reviews all use of force incidents through a rigorous multi-step process that evaluates legal, policy, tactical and equipment issues. 'In addition, all officer involved shootings where a death occurs, are independently investigated by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office and the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe heartbroken mother of a unarmed teen who was shot dead by police has revealed the last words her son spoke as he lay dying in an ambulance. Hector Morejon was shot by a Long Beach, California, police officer, who allegedly thought the 19-year-old was pointing a gun at him during a trespassing and vandalism incident. According to her attorney, his mother, Lucia Morejon, was at home when she heard the shots. Lucia Morejon, the heartbroken mother of a unarmed teen who was shot dead by police has revealed the last words her son, Hector Morejon, 19, spoke as he lay dying in an ambulance . She went to an alley near her home to see what happened and then realized it was her son in the ambulance, reports the LA Times. 'When he saw her, he propped himself partially up and cried to her, 'Mommy, Mommy, please come, please come!' ' her attorney's statement said, reports the Press Telegram. 'She walked towards the ambulance, identified herself as his mother, expecting to ride with him to the hospital, but was pushed back by a man in a blue uniform.' Her attorney Sonia Mercado told The Huffington Post:\u00a0'He was reaching for her - reaching out to her for help.' 'It's a tough thing to live with as a parent,' said Mercado. 'She is deeply in shock.' Hector Morejon, 19, was shot dead by a police officer on Thursday while in a vacant apartment . The Press Telegram reports that according to the statement, Lucia Morejon asked what happened but was not given any information. It continues: 'At the hospital, Mrs. Mojeron and her family were not allowed to see Hector until he was dead.' In a statement released Monday, the family of Hector Morejon said they are requesting that the LBPD 'immediately release the name and badge number of the officer who is responsible for killing Hector who was unarmed.' Police said officers received a report that several people were trespassing and vandalizing an empty apartment at about 2:45 p.m. Thursday. When they attended they saw there was an open window and a broken window. According to an LBPD press release, an officer looked into the apartment through the broken window and saw a man (later identified as Morejon) standing against a wall. The press release states the officer saw the man turn toward him, while bending his knees and extending his arm out, as if pointing an object which the officer perceived as a gun. The officer then fired, according to police. Morejon,from Long Beach, was initially listed in critical condition, but was later pronounced dead at a hospital. No weapons were found at the scene. 'Objects were collected from the scene, but it has not been yet determined at this point in the investigation if those objects were what the officer observed,' said Sgt. Megan Zabel, a Police Department spokeswoman told the LA Times. 'We are not describing evidentiary detail on what those objects are at this time, as with how many times the suspect was shot.' Police said the apartment was spray-painted with gang-related graffiti. The family reject suggestions that the teen was a gang member. According to a statement from the LBPD to the Long Beach Post, the department 'thoroughly reviews all use of force incidents through a rigorous multi-step process that evaluates legal, policy, tactical and equipment issues. 'In addition, all officer involved shootings where a death occurs, are independently investigated by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office and the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "4e98122d2d37055ae8092651ffcf32ad07021ebd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Hector Morejon was shot by a Long Beach, California, police officer .\nOfficer allegedly thought the 19-year-old was pointing a gun at him during a trespassing and vandalism incident .\nHis mother heard shots and ran to scene, then she saw her son in an ambulance ."}}
{"prompt": "The Archbishop of Canterbury (above) yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists - days after an attack in Kenya killed 150 people . The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists. In the wake of the slaughter of Christian students in Kenya and the barbarity of Islamic State militants, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said the dead were \u2018martyrs\u2019. Delivering his Easter sermon in Canterbury Cathedral, he said: \u2018Christians must resist without violence the persecution they suffer and support persecuted communities, with love and goodness and generosity.\u2019 Dr Welby told his congregation that the killing of Christians over the past year had been a \u2018wicked\u2019 development. \u2018To witness is to be a martyr,\u2019 he said. \u2018I am told by the Coptic Bishop in England that the Coptic Christians murdered in Libya last month died proclaiming that Jesus Christ is Lord. They are martyrs, a word that means both one that dies for their faith and one that witnesses to faith. \u2018There have been so many martyrs in the last year. On Maundy Thursday, three days ago, around 150 Kenyans were killed because of being Christian. They are witnesses, unwilling, unjustly, wickedly, and they are martyrs in both senses of the word.\u2019 The archbishop said their Christian faith meant the martyrs would defeat evil despite \u2018their cruel deaths, the brutality of their persecution\u2019. Dr Welby\u2019s praise of martyrdom was made as Pope Francis called for governments to intervene in Syria and Iraq. In his Easter address in the Vatican City\u2019s St Peter\u2019s Square, the Pope said: \u2018May the international community not stand by before the immense humanitarian tragedy unfolding in these countries and the drama of the numerous refugees.\u2019 Pope Francis also spoke of the suffering of the victims persecuted for being Christian. He said that Christians \u2018do not need to employ violence; they speak and act with the power of truth, beauty and love\u2019. A priest similarly conducts an Easter Sunday service at the Catholic Church in Garissa, Kenya, where the attack happened . Officers from the Kenya Defence Forces and the Kenya Red Cross place an injured woman on a Nairobi-bound plane for specialised treatment . Some of the Garissa University students who were rescued comfort each other at the nearby military camp . He added: \u2018We ask Jesus to lighten the sufferings of our many brothers and sisters who are persecuted for his name, and of all those who suffer injustice as a result of ongoing conflicts and violence. \u2018We ask for peace, above all, for Syria and Iraq, that the roar of arms may cease and that peaceful relations may be restored among the various groups which make up those beloved countries.\u2019 Pope Francis told the thousands gathered in the square for the Easter mass that he prayed \u2018that the present absurd bloodshed and all barbarous acts of violence may cease\u2019. The Pope said he also prayed for peace in Libya and the Middle East. A general view of the Garissa Catholic Church, which has remained closed after an attack by gunmen on Thursday at a university campus . Kenya\u2019s special forces took seven hours to arrive at the scene of the massacre at Garissa University, it emerged yesterday. The assault by Somali-based Al Shabaab militants, which killed nearly 150 Christians, was Kenya\u2019s deadliest terror attack since the 1998 bombing of the US embassy. Yet troops from the country\u2019s elite Recce Company did not arrive at the campus until 2pm \u2013 seven hours after Thursday\u2019s dawn attack was launched. Reporters based in Nairobi, who drove 225 miles to Garissa after hearing the first reports of the attack, arrived before the special forces flew in. It also emerged yesterday that one of the Islamist gunmen responsible for the massacre was the missing son of a senior government official. He was identified as law graduate Abdirahim Mohammed Abdullahi, son of a Kenyan regional government official in Mandera County.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe Archbishop of Canterbury (above) yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists - days after an attack in Kenya killed 150 people . The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists. In the wake of the slaughter of Christian students in Kenya and the barbarity of Islamic State militants, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said the dead were \u2018martyrs\u2019. Delivering his Easter sermon in Canterbury Cathedral, he said: \u2018Christians must resist without violence the persecution they suffer and support persecuted communities, with love and goodness and generosity.\u2019 Dr Welby told his congregation that the killing of Christians over the past year had been a \u2018wicked\u2019 development. \u2018To witness is to be a martyr,\u2019 he said. \u2018I am told by the Coptic Bishop in England that the Coptic Christians murdered in Libya last month died proclaiming that Jesus Christ is Lord. They are martyrs, a word that means both one that dies for their faith and one that witnesses to faith. \u2018There have been so many martyrs in the last year. On Maundy Thursday, three days ago, around 150 Kenyans were killed because of being Christian. They are witnesses, unwilling, unjustly, wickedly, and they are martyrs in both senses of the word.\u2019 The archbishop said their Christian faith meant the martyrs would defeat evil despite \u2018their cruel deaths, the brutality of their persecution\u2019. Dr Welby\u2019s praise of martyrdom was made as Pope Francis called for governments to intervene in Syria and Iraq. In his Easter address in the Vatican City\u2019s St Peter\u2019s Square, the Pope said: \u2018May the international community not stand by before the immense humanitarian tragedy unfolding in these countries and the drama of the numerous refugees.\u2019 Pope Francis also spoke of the suffering of the victims persecuted for being Christian. He said that Christians \u2018do not need to employ violence; they speak and act with the power of truth, beauty and love\u2019. A priest similarly conducts an Easter Sunday service at the Catholic Church in Garissa, Kenya, where the attack happened . Officers from the Kenya Defence Forces and the Kenya Red Cross place an injured woman on a Nairobi-bound plane for specialised treatment . Some of the Garissa University students who were rescued comfort each other at the nearby military camp . He added: \u2018We ask Jesus to lighten the sufferings of our many brothers and sisters who are persecuted for his name, and of all those who suffer injustice as a result of ongoing conflicts and violence. \u2018We ask for peace, above all, for Syria and Iraq, that the roar of arms may cease and that peaceful relations may be restored among the various groups which make up those beloved countries.\u2019 Pope Francis told the thousands gathered in the square for the Easter mass that he prayed \u2018that the present absurd bloodshed and all barbarous acts of violence may cease\u2019. The Pope said he also prayed for peace in Libya and the Middle East. A general view of the Garissa Catholic Church, which has remained closed after an attack by gunmen on Thursday at a university campus . Kenya\u2019s special forces took seven hours to arrive at the scene of the massacre at Garissa University, it emerged yesterday. The assault by Somali-based Al Shabaab militants, which killed nearly 150 Christians, was Kenya\u2019s deadliest terror attack since the 1998 bombing of the US embassy. Yet troops from the country\u2019s elite Recce Company did not arrive at the campus until 2pm \u2013 seven hours after Thursday\u2019s dawn attack was launched. Reporters based in Nairobi, who drove 225 miles to Garissa after hearing the first reports of the attack, arrived before the special forces flew in. It also emerged yesterday that one of the Islamist gunmen responsible for the massacre was the missing son of a senior government official. He was identified as law graduate Abdirahim Mohammed Abdullahi, son of a Kenyan regional government official in Mandera County."}], "metadata": {"id": "9dad1056763b4580aed22d85670a801c8c3f352c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Archbishop of Canterbury also said the dead were 'martyrs' in speech .\nPope Francis called for governments to intervene in Syria and Iraq ."}}
{"prompt": "A gold trinket box presented to an officer famous for losing his leg at the Battle of Waterloo has sold for more than \u00a3100,000. The 18-carat gold\u00a0rectangular piece was a gift to Lord Uxbridge, whose stoic exchange with the Duke of Wellington after losing his leg to a cannonball has become etched in history. In a famous example of the British stiff upper lip, after realising he was gravely wounded Uxbridge turned to the British military commander and said 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg', to which Wellington replied 'by God, sir, so you have!' Auctioned: This gold trinket box, presented to Lord Uxbridge for his heroics in The Battle of Waterloo, was sold to a private collector for more than \u00a3100,000 . His leg was buried near the battlefield but later dug up and used as a macabre tourist attraction. The gold Irish Freedom Box was given to the aristocrat, who was by then Marquess of Anglesey, in 1828 by Trinity College Dublin when he served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The top has a finely embossed coat of arms with a frame of rocaille shells and foliage around it and the base has another coat of arms with a similar border. The cover coat of arms is Lord Uxbridge's, otherwise known as Field Marshal Henry William Paget. The coat of arms on the base is that of Trinity College Dublin. Famed for losing his leg:\u00a0Lord Uxbrige commanded 13,000 Allied cavalry and 44 guns of horse artillery at the Battle of Waterloo . Piece of history: The 18-carat gold Irish Freedom Box was given to the aristocrat, who was by then Marquess of Anglesey, in 1828 by Trinity College Dublin when he served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland . The box is about three-and-a-half inches long and weighs just six ounces. It was sold by Bonhams to a private collector for \u00a3100,900. Jon Baddeley, managing director at Bonhams Knightsbridge, said: 'The battle of Waterloo was one of the most significant military encounters of the 19th century and the outcome had a profound effect on the future of Europe so not surprisingly there was a lot of public interest is this sale and the bidding from collectors was fierce.' Lord Uxbrige commanded 13,000 Allied cavalry and 44 guns of horse artillery at the Battle of Waterloo. At around 2:30pm, at a crucial stage in the battle, he led a charge of the 2,000 heavy cavalry of the Household Brigade and the Union Brigade to push back the French. The charge succeeded in sweeping the French infantry away but Lord Uxbridge was unable to rally his troops, who ran on in pursuit and were cut up by counter-attacking French cavalry. First ever prosthetic leg: When Uxbridge lost his leg he is said to have stoically remarked 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg'. This wooden limb, the firtst ever articulated wooden limb, was designed for him and remains in the\u00a0Cavalry Museum at Plas Newydd, on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales . He spent the rest of the battle leading a series of charges by British light cavalry formations, and had eight or nine horses shot from under him. One of the last cannon shots fired on June 18 1815 hit his right leg - requiring it to be amputated above the knee. After being wounded, Lord Uxbridge was transported to his headquarters in the village of Waterloo. The remains of his leg were removed by surgeons - without antiseptic or anaesthetics. Bloody encounter: A painting of the Battle of Waterloo by\u00a0William Holmes Sullivan . Another famous anecdote records the officer as saying 'the knives appear somewhat blunt' as he underwent the horrendous procedure. In recognition of his gallantry, the Prince Regent created him Marquess of Anglesey and made him a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath five days after the battle. On the one day of fighting at the Battle of Waterloo there were close to 55,000 either killed, wounded, or missing in action from both sides. The staggering density of the injured men - around 2,291 per mile on the front line - compared with 234 over the same area on the first day of the Battle of the Somme in 1916 - meant that a huge number were left to bleed to death on the battlefield.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA gold trinket box presented to an officer famous for losing his leg at the Battle of Waterloo has sold for more than \u00a3100,000. The 18-carat gold\u00a0rectangular piece was a gift to Lord Uxbridge, whose stoic exchange with the Duke of Wellington after losing his leg to a cannonball has become etched in history. In a famous example of the British stiff upper lip, after realising he was gravely wounded Uxbridge turned to the British military commander and said 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg', to which Wellington replied 'by God, sir, so you have!' Auctioned: This gold trinket box, presented to Lord Uxbridge for his heroics in The Battle of Waterloo, was sold to a private collector for more than \u00a3100,000 . His leg was buried near the battlefield but later dug up and used as a macabre tourist attraction. The gold Irish Freedom Box was given to the aristocrat, who was by then Marquess of Anglesey, in 1828 by Trinity College Dublin when he served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The top has a finely embossed coat of arms with a frame of rocaille shells and foliage around it and the base has another coat of arms with a similar border. The cover coat of arms is Lord Uxbridge's, otherwise known as Field Marshal Henry William Paget. The coat of arms on the base is that of Trinity College Dublin. Famed for losing his leg:\u00a0Lord Uxbrige commanded 13,000 Allied cavalry and 44 guns of horse artillery at the Battle of Waterloo . Piece of history: The 18-carat gold Irish Freedom Box was given to the aristocrat, who was by then Marquess of Anglesey, in 1828 by Trinity College Dublin when he served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland . The box is about three-and-a-half inches long and weighs just six ounces. It was sold by Bonhams to a private collector for \u00a3100,900. Jon Baddeley, managing director at Bonhams Knightsbridge, said: 'The battle of Waterloo was one of the most significant military encounters of the 19th century and the outcome had a profound effect on the future of Europe so not surprisingly there was a lot of public interest is this sale and the bidding from collectors was fierce.' Lord Uxbrige commanded 13,000 Allied cavalry and 44 guns of horse artillery at the Battle of Waterloo. At around 2:30pm, at a crucial stage in the battle, he led a charge of the 2,000 heavy cavalry of the Household Brigade and the Union Brigade to push back the French. The charge succeeded in sweeping the French infantry away but Lord Uxbridge was unable to rally his troops, who ran on in pursuit and were cut up by counter-attacking French cavalry. First ever prosthetic leg: When Uxbridge lost his leg he is said to have stoically remarked 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg'. This wooden limb, the firtst ever articulated wooden limb, was designed for him and remains in the\u00a0Cavalry Museum at Plas Newydd, on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales . He spent the rest of the battle leading a series of charges by British light cavalry formations, and had eight or nine horses shot from under him. One of the last cannon shots fired on June 18 1815 hit his right leg - requiring it to be amputated above the knee. After being wounded, Lord Uxbridge was transported to his headquarters in the village of Waterloo. The remains of his leg were removed by surgeons - without antiseptic or anaesthetics. Bloody encounter: A painting of the Battle of Waterloo by\u00a0William Holmes Sullivan . Another famous anecdote records the officer as saying 'the knives appear somewhat blunt' as he underwent the horrendous procedure. In recognition of his gallantry, the Prince Regent created him Marquess of Anglesey and made him a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath five days after the battle. On the one day of fighting at the Battle of Waterloo there were close to 55,000 either killed, wounded, or missing in action from both sides. The staggering density of the injured men - around 2,291 per mile on the front line - compared with 234 over the same area on the first day of the Battle of the Somme in 1916 - meant that a huge number were left to bleed to death on the battlefield."}], "metadata": {"id": "4e9d18a587fcb3b1bf89b4f580014a63b64e935e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Rectangular 18-carat piece was gifted to Lord Uxbridge for his heroics .\nAfter being hit by cannonball he remarked 'by God, sir, I've lost my leg'\nThe cover of the three and a half inch box is Lord Uxbridge's coat of arms .\nIt was sold by auction house Bonhams to a private collector for \u00a3100,900 ."}}
{"prompt": "Researchers have completed the first comprehensive study of the microbes living on and in and uncontacted tribe from the Amazon. They say the results show just how modern lifestyles and diets have changed us - \u00a0and that the  bacteria they found could be\u00a0potentially beneficial to modern society. Researchers sequenced the microbiomes of Yanomami people living in a remote Amazon village in Venezuela who had not had previous contact with non-Yanomami. There are about 26,000 Yanomami living in Brazil and 15,000 in Venezuela, mostly in federally protected reserves near rivers and in remote mountains. The Yanomami are an indigenous ethnic group in the Amazonian region of South America. There are about 26,000 Yanomami living in Brazil and 15,000 in Venezuela, mostly in federally protected reserves near rivers and in remote mountains. The Yanomami are hunter-gatherers. They gather wild bananas, seasonal fruits, palm hearts and cassava. They hunt birds, small mammals, crabs, frogs, small fish and the occasional peccary, monkey or tapir. The group doesn't grow food or domesticate livestock. The researchers found that Yanomami people harbor microbiomes with the highest diversity of bacteria and genetic functions ever reported in a human group. 'That tells us that Western diets and lifestyles have a great impact on our microbiomes', experts at University of San Diego said. 'Studying the microbiomes of people in remote areas may hold the key to understanding microbes we have lost through antibiotics, sealed buildings and lack of exposure to the outdoors,' said study co-author Rob Knight. In the new study published April 17 by Science Advances, researchers sequenced the microbiomes of Yanomami people living in a remote Amazon village in Venezuela who had not had previous contact with non-Yanomami. This information revealed, for the first time, the species of bacteria that co-exist with people who have never been exposed to industrialized society, including Western food and antibiotics. 'Our findings emphasize the need for extensive characterization of the function of the microbiome and resistome in remote nonwesternized populations before globalization of modern practices affects potentially beneficial bacteria harbored in the human body,' the researchers wrote. Many Yanomami now regularly interact with Western civilization through trade, but some villages have never had contact with non-Yanomami people. One such unmapped village was first spotted by an army helicopter passing overhead in 2008. In 2009, a medical mission landed there. As part of their 2009 visit to this previously uncontacted Yanomami village, medical professionals collected samples from the skin, mouths and fecal matter of 34 of the 54 villagers before vaccines or antibiotics were administered. The samples were frozen until DNA extraction and bacterial culturing could be performed for the purposes of this study. Yanomami indigenous leader Davi Yanomami claims Americans' 'robbed blood' for the tests . Thousands of blood samples have been returned to the Yanomami tribe in Brazil, after they were taken by American scientists in the 1960s and held in U.S. academic institutions without the tribe's consent, according to Survival international. The Yanomami have been fighting for their return for over a decade. The Yanomami buried the 2,693 samples during a special funerary ceremony presided over by shamans in the Yanomami community where many of the samples were collected. Only 15 Yanomami whose blood was taken in the late 1960s were able to attend the ritual. Shamans performed funerary rites for those who gave blood and have since died. Keen to collect blood samples from a very isolated community, U.S. scientists collected thousands of samples from the Indians in Brazil and Venezuela without obtaining their informed consent. The Yanomami only discovered years later that their blood was being stored in research institutes \u2013 in violation of their beliefs and funerary customs of cremating those who have passed away and destroying their possessions. Without obtaining the Yanomami's consent, some institutions extracted DNA from the blood for genetic tests in the 1990s. Yanomami spokesman Davi Kopenawa said, 'These Americans robbed our blood. 'They did not say anything in our language about the tests they were going to do. Nobody knew that they were going to use our blood to do research.' Back in labs in the U.S. (at Mount Sinai, New York University, University of Colorado, Boulder and others), researchers sequenced DNA isolated from the Yanomami samples. From this, they were able to identify all of the bacterial species that make up the skin, mouth and gut microbiomes of people who had never been exposed to Western diets, antibiotics or other environmental factors that make up life in industrialized societies. The researchers then compared these non-Westernized microbiomes to the microbiomes of people living in Western society and people living in villages in the midst of transition from isolation to urban lifestyles. Bacteria isolated from Yanomami microbiomes carried genes that confer resistance to man-made antibiotics, despite the fact that they were never previously exposed to antibiotics. This finding suggests that many bacterial species contain antibiotic resistance genes naturally, even without the selective pressure of antibiotic use. What happens in Western cultures, the researchers hypothesize, is antibiotic use simply gives naturally resistant bacteria a survival advantage over non-resistant bacteria. The researchers say the study could help develop new medical treatments. 'First of all, this study gives us a glimpse of what our microbiomes might have looked like before our modern habits began to impact the beneficial bacteria that call us home. 'Studies like this one help us better understand what factors can alter a microbiome and the effect those changes can have on a person's health \u2014 information researchers need to guide efforts to manipulate the microbiome to treat disease and restore health.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nResearchers have completed the first comprehensive study of the microbes living on and in and uncontacted tribe from the Amazon. They say the results show just how modern lifestyles and diets have changed us - \u00a0and that the  bacteria they found could be\u00a0potentially beneficial to modern society. Researchers sequenced the microbiomes of Yanomami people living in a remote Amazon village in Venezuela who had not had previous contact with non-Yanomami. There are about 26,000 Yanomami living in Brazil and 15,000 in Venezuela, mostly in federally protected reserves near rivers and in remote mountains. The Yanomami are an indigenous ethnic group in the Amazonian region of South America. There are about 26,000 Yanomami living in Brazil and 15,000 in Venezuela, mostly in federally protected reserves near rivers and in remote mountains. The Yanomami are hunter-gatherers. They gather wild bananas, seasonal fruits, palm hearts and cassava. They hunt birds, small mammals, crabs, frogs, small fish and the occasional peccary, monkey or tapir. The group doesn't grow food or domesticate livestock. The researchers found that Yanomami people harbor microbiomes with the highest diversity of bacteria and genetic functions ever reported in a human group. 'That tells us that Western diets and lifestyles have a great impact on our microbiomes', experts at University of San Diego said. 'Studying the microbiomes of people in remote areas may hold the key to understanding microbes we have lost through antibiotics, sealed buildings and lack of exposure to the outdoors,' said study co-author Rob Knight. In the new study published April 17 by Science Advances, researchers sequenced the microbiomes of Yanomami people living in a remote Amazon village in Venezuela who had not had previous contact with non-Yanomami. This information revealed, for the first time, the species of bacteria that co-exist with people who have never been exposed to industrialized society, including Western food and antibiotics. 'Our findings emphasize the need for extensive characterization of the function of the microbiome and resistome in remote nonwesternized populations before globalization of modern practices affects potentially beneficial bacteria harbored in the human body,' the researchers wrote. Many Yanomami now regularly interact with Western civilization through trade, but some villages have never had contact with non-Yanomami people. One such unmapped village was first spotted by an army helicopter passing overhead in 2008. In 2009, a medical mission landed there. As part of their 2009 visit to this previously uncontacted Yanomami village, medical professionals collected samples from the skin, mouths and fecal matter of 34 of the 54 villagers before vaccines or antibiotics were administered. The samples were frozen until DNA extraction and bacterial culturing could be performed for the purposes of this study. Yanomami indigenous leader Davi Yanomami claims Americans' 'robbed blood' for the tests . Thousands of blood samples have been returned to the Yanomami tribe in Brazil, after they were taken by American scientists in the 1960s and held in U.S. academic institutions without the tribe's consent, according to Survival international. The Yanomami have been fighting for their return for over a decade. The Yanomami buried the 2,693 samples during a special funerary ceremony presided over by shamans in the Yanomami community where many of the samples were collected. Only 15 Yanomami whose blood was taken in the late 1960s were able to attend the ritual. Shamans performed funerary rites for those who gave blood and have since died. Keen to collect blood samples from a very isolated community, U.S. scientists collected thousands of samples from the Indians in Brazil and Venezuela without obtaining their informed consent. The Yanomami only discovered years later that their blood was being stored in research institutes \u2013 in violation of their beliefs and funerary customs of cremating those who have passed away and destroying their possessions. Without obtaining the Yanomami's consent, some institutions extracted DNA from the blood for genetic tests in the 1990s. Yanomami spokesman Davi Kopenawa said, 'These Americans robbed our blood. 'They did not say anything in our language about the tests they were going to do. Nobody knew that they were going to use our blood to do research.' Back in labs in the U.S. (at Mount Sinai, New York University, University of Colorado, Boulder and others), researchers sequenced DNA isolated from the Yanomami samples. From this, they were able to identify all of the bacterial species that make up the skin, mouth and gut microbiomes of people who had never been exposed to Western diets, antibiotics or other environmental factors that make up life in industrialized societies. The researchers then compared these non-Westernized microbiomes to the microbiomes of people living in Western society and people living in villages in the midst of transition from isolation to urban lifestyles. Bacteria isolated from Yanomami microbiomes carried genes that confer resistance to man-made antibiotics, despite the fact that they were never previously exposed to antibiotics. This finding suggests that many bacterial species contain antibiotic resistance genes naturally, even without the selective pressure of antibiotic use. What happens in Western cultures, the researchers hypothesize, is antibiotic use simply gives naturally resistant bacteria a survival advantage over non-resistant bacteria. The researchers say the study could help develop new medical treatments. 'First of all, this study gives us a glimpse of what our microbiomes might have looked like before our modern habits began to impact the beneficial bacteria that call us home. 'Studies like this one help us better understand what factors can alter a microbiome and the effect those changes can have on a person's health \u2014 information researchers need to guide efforts to manipulate the microbiome to treat disease and restore health.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "da80b70f4996ab5a86d5c743a540ea091bd45358", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Researchers sequenced microbiomes of Yanomami people in Amazon .\nTesting found they harbour microbiomes with the highest diversity of bacteria and genetic functions ever reported in a human group .\nBacteria they found could be potentially beneficial to modern society ."}}
{"prompt": "Since it was revealed that Andreas Lubitz \u2013 the co-pilot who purposefully crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, killing 150 people \u2013 had been treated for psychiatric illness, a debate has ensued over whether privacy laws regarding medical records should be less strict when it comes to professions that carry special responsibilities. It has been widely argued that Germany's privacy laws were to blame for the tragedy. The Times, for example, ran an article with the headline: 'German obsession with privacy let killer pilot fly.' Similarly, another article published in TIME said: 'German privacy laws let pilot 'hide' his illness from employers.' While Dirk Fischer, German lawmaker and the transport spokesman for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), called for airlines to have mandatory access to pilots' medical records, Frank Ulrich Montgomery, president of the German Medical Association (B\u00c4K), disagreed. Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who purposefully crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, killing 150 people, had been treated for a psychiatric illness, it later emerged. The discovery sparked a debate over whether airlines should be given greater access to pilots' medical records . Mr Montgomery believes that current laws are appropriate, since aviation doctors are already relieved of their duties of confidentiality if they think a pilot could put other people's lives at risk. If Lubitz's doctor did not alert Germanwings, it must have been because Lubitz did not seem like a threat. There are two arguments for why Lubitz's doctor did the right thing by not disclosing Lubitz's depression to his employer. First, functional doctor-patient relationships depend on trust. If confidentiality between patients and doctors is breached, patients will no longer trust their doctors. And a lack of trust will lead (at least some) patients to hide some of their symptoms or refrain from seeking medical attention altogether for fear of bad consequences, such as stigmatisation and work-related penalties. More dangerous than a pilot with a mental illness \u2013 or any number of other professions that carry the responsibility of a great many lives \u2013 is that one with a mental illness who will not seek treatment because he does not trust his doctor. For these reasons, philosopher Kenneth Kipnis goes even further. The passenger jet crashed in Seyne-les-Alpes, France while en route from Barcalona to Dusseldorf. All 150 people on board were killed on impact . He argues that confidentiality should be 'far closer to an absolute obligation that it has generally taken to be' and that doctors should honour confidentiality even in cases where the patient might harm a third party. If patients come to doctors for help, doctors have a chance at avoiding a possible catastrophe. Strict German privacy laws which prevented doctors treating Andreas Lubitz from telling his airline about his 'suicidal tendencies' were introduced as a consequence of the Nazis. The Germanwings pilot had been forced to stop his training because of severe depression and had received psychotherapy for several years before last week's Alps disaster. But German law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash. The findings from the investigation have prompted heated debate in Germany on a patient's right to privacy, with Chancellor Angela Merkel proposing an inquiry to re-examine the law. Draconian legislation was initially brought in after World War Two to prevent a repeat of government spying during the Nazi era and subsequently the Stasi secret police in East Germany. This extends far beyond confidential medical data, however, to stringent protection of someone's identity, meaning many German publications only referred to Lubitz as Andreas L, even after his death. Further data protection laws traced back to 1907, which enshrines the 'right to your own picture', also mean images can only be published with the individual's consent. With respect to medical data, the criminal code means doctors are only allowed to breach confidentiality when they have reason to believe that sharing their knowledge could prevent 'a particularly serious crime' or a threat to someone's life. They can face a year in prison if they wrongly breach privacy, but up to five years in jail for withholding 'credible information about the planning or commission' of serious acts like murder. Despite the variation in sentences, doctors have tended to favour the individual's privacy. Many in Germany are now debating whether the potential to neutralise threats to public safety should trump doctor-patient privilege. If patients lose trust in doctors and do not ask for help, nothing will be gained \u2013 patients will remain afflicted by their illnesses and people who might be put at risk by patients will remain at risk. In the days before the crash, Lubitz searched online both for medical treatments and for ways to commit suicide, which suggests he was undecided as to what to do. So another way of thinking about his scenario is that perhaps if he had trusted his doctor even more \u2013 and shared with him or her the way in which he was thinking of committing suicide \u2013 his doctor could have done more to help him and to protect the passengers of the aircraft he piloted. Lubitz's doctor also did the right thing by not revealing his depression to Germanwings because his depression was far from obviously related to his crime. Simon Wessely, the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and an adviser to the British army, said that 'there isn't a link between depression and aggressive suicide'. J\u00fcrgen Margraf, psychologist and professor at Bochum University, likewise told NBC News that, given the sheer weight of numbers involved, you are far less likely to be harmed by a person with depression than by a person without depression. 'The chances of killing others are higher for non-depressed than for depressed people,' he said. Furthermore, given the lack of relationship between depression and the pilot's crime, it was not obviously in the public's interest to know about Lubitz's depression and morally questionable that his medical history of depression has been exposed so freely. In Germany, medical confidentiality is supposed to be valid after death. Publicly disclosing Lubitz's ailment harms the public trust in doctor-patient confidentiality after death \u2013 and it may stigmatise people who are suffering from depression but who would never hurt anyone (but themselves). The avoidable deaths of 150 people is a calamity and it makes sense to have a public debate about how to prevent future similar events from happening. Luckily, breaching confidentiality and endangering relationships between patients and doctors is not the only answer. Along with the crucially important rule of having two people in the cockpit at all times (which violates nobody's privacy), one medical measure to avoid future catastrophes is to notify employers of stay-home orders from doctors for employees who have high-responsibility jobs without mentioning the cause of the incapacitation. Lubitz reportedly had a sick note for the day he flew but never told the airline. If they had been aware of the sick note things might have been different.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSince it was revealed that Andreas Lubitz \u2013 the co-pilot who purposefully crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, killing 150 people \u2013 had been treated for psychiatric illness, a debate has ensued over whether privacy laws regarding medical records should be less strict when it comes to professions that carry special responsibilities. It has been widely argued that Germany's privacy laws were to blame for the tragedy. The Times, for example, ran an article with the headline: 'German obsession with privacy let killer pilot fly.' Similarly, another article published in TIME said: 'German privacy laws let pilot 'hide' his illness from employers.' While Dirk Fischer, German lawmaker and the transport spokesman for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), called for airlines to have mandatory access to pilots' medical records, Frank Ulrich Montgomery, president of the German Medical Association (B\u00c4K), disagreed. Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who purposefully crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, killing 150 people, had been treated for a psychiatric illness, it later emerged. The discovery sparked a debate over whether airlines should be given greater access to pilots' medical records . Mr Montgomery believes that current laws are appropriate, since aviation doctors are already relieved of their duties of confidentiality if they think a pilot could put other people's lives at risk. If Lubitz's doctor did not alert Germanwings, it must have been because Lubitz did not seem like a threat. There are two arguments for why Lubitz's doctor did the right thing by not disclosing Lubitz's depression to his employer. First, functional doctor-patient relationships depend on trust. If confidentiality between patients and doctors is breached, patients will no longer trust their doctors. And a lack of trust will lead (at least some) patients to hide some of their symptoms or refrain from seeking medical attention altogether for fear of bad consequences, such as stigmatisation and work-related penalties. More dangerous than a pilot with a mental illness \u2013 or any number of other professions that carry the responsibility of a great many lives \u2013 is that one with a mental illness who will not seek treatment because he does not trust his doctor. For these reasons, philosopher Kenneth Kipnis goes even further. The passenger jet crashed in Seyne-les-Alpes, France while en route from Barcalona to Dusseldorf. All 150 people on board were killed on impact . He argues that confidentiality should be 'far closer to an absolute obligation that it has generally taken to be' and that doctors should honour confidentiality even in cases where the patient might harm a third party. If patients come to doctors for help, doctors have a chance at avoiding a possible catastrophe. Strict German privacy laws which prevented doctors treating Andreas Lubitz from telling his airline about his 'suicidal tendencies' were introduced as a consequence of the Nazis. The Germanwings pilot had been forced to stop his training because of severe depression and had received psychotherapy for several years before last week's Alps disaster. But German law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash. The findings from the investigation have prompted heated debate in Germany on a patient's right to privacy, with Chancellor Angela Merkel proposing an inquiry to re-examine the law. Draconian legislation was initially brought in after World War Two to prevent a repeat of government spying during the Nazi era and subsequently the Stasi secret police in East Germany. This extends far beyond confidential medical data, however, to stringent protection of someone's identity, meaning many German publications only referred to Lubitz as Andreas L, even after his death. Further data protection laws traced back to 1907, which enshrines the 'right to your own picture', also mean images can only be published with the individual's consent. With respect to medical data, the criminal code means doctors are only allowed to breach confidentiality when they have reason to believe that sharing their knowledge could prevent 'a particularly serious crime' or a threat to someone's life. They can face a year in prison if they wrongly breach privacy, but up to five years in jail for withholding 'credible information about the planning or commission' of serious acts like murder. Despite the variation in sentences, doctors have tended to favour the individual's privacy. Many in Germany are now debating whether the potential to neutralise threats to public safety should trump doctor-patient privilege. If patients lose trust in doctors and do not ask for help, nothing will be gained \u2013 patients will remain afflicted by their illnesses and people who might be put at risk by patients will remain at risk. In the days before the crash, Lubitz searched online both for medical treatments and for ways to commit suicide, which suggests he was undecided as to what to do. So another way of thinking about his scenario is that perhaps if he had trusted his doctor even more \u2013 and shared with him or her the way in which he was thinking of committing suicide \u2013 his doctor could have done more to help him and to protect the passengers of the aircraft he piloted. Lubitz's doctor also did the right thing by not revealing his depression to Germanwings because his depression was far from obviously related to his crime. Simon Wessely, the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and an adviser to the British army, said that 'there isn't a link between depression and aggressive suicide'. J\u00fcrgen Margraf, psychologist and professor at Bochum University, likewise told NBC News that, given the sheer weight of numbers involved, you are far less likely to be harmed by a person with depression than by a person without depression. 'The chances of killing others are higher for non-depressed than for depressed people,' he said. Furthermore, given the lack of relationship between depression and the pilot's crime, it was not obviously in the public's interest to know about Lubitz's depression and morally questionable that his medical history of depression has been exposed so freely. In Germany, medical confidentiality is supposed to be valid after death. Publicly disclosing Lubitz's ailment harms the public trust in doctor-patient confidentiality after death \u2013 and it may stigmatise people who are suffering from depression but who would never hurt anyone (but themselves). The avoidable deaths of 150 people is a calamity and it makes sense to have a public debate about how to prevent future similar events from happening. Luckily, breaching confidentiality and endangering relationships between patients and doctors is not the only answer. Along with the crucially important rule of having two people in the cockpit at all times (which violates nobody's privacy), one medical measure to avoid future catastrophes is to notify employers of stay-home orders from doctors for employees who have high-responsibility jobs without mentioning the cause of the incapacitation. Lubitz reportedly had a sick note for the day he flew but never told the airline. If they had been aware of the sick note things might have been different."}], "metadata": {"id": "a2f5f0b5bd1254a174fd6e9a257d732ed4621c0d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Andreas Lubitz crashed Germanwings Flight 9525 into the French Alps, killing\u00a0himself as well as the other 149 people on board the flight .\nIt has since emerged Lubitz had been treated for psychiatric illness .\nNews has triggered a debate over whether airlines should have mandatory access to all pilots' medical records, to try and prevent a similar tragedy .\nCarissa Veliz is a philosophy graduate from Oxford University and is writing her dissertation on the subject of privacy ."}}
{"prompt": "Victor Moses has returned to Chelsea after being ruled out for the season. The winger has been on loan at Stoke but damaged his hamstring in the 1-1 draw at West Ham United on Saturday and is expected to be out for six weeks. The 24-year-old has gone back to parent club Chelsea for treatment following the results of a scan. Stoke are still keen to strike a permanent deal for Moses in the summer. Victor Moses has returned to parent club Chelsea for treatment after injuring a hamstring against West Ham . Stoke are still interested in tying up a permanent move for the Nigeria international after a successful loan . Meanwhile, the Potters have opened talks with Ligue 1 side Evian over the possible transfer of defender\u00a0Daniel Wass - who has been watched by Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle over the past year. The 25-year-old Denmark international is available for around \u00a33.5million and\u00a0is keen to try his luck in the Premier League, despite interest from the likes of Inter Milan and Schalke. Hughes has been given licence to spend this summer with players including Moses, Manchester United forward Javier Hernandez and Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole on his wishlist. Stoke scouts have also been monitoring Sporting Lisbon pair Islam Slimani and Andre Carrillo. Stoke have entered the chase for Evian full-back Daniel Wass (2nd left), who has been watched by Chelsea .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nVictor Moses has returned to Chelsea after being ruled out for the season. The winger has been on loan at Stoke but damaged his hamstring in the 1-1 draw at West Ham United on Saturday and is expected to be out for six weeks. The 24-year-old has gone back to parent club Chelsea for treatment following the results of a scan. Stoke are still keen to strike a permanent deal for Moses in the summer. Victor Moses has returned to parent club Chelsea for treatment after injuring a hamstring against West Ham . Stoke are still interested in tying up a permanent move for the Nigeria international after a successful loan . Meanwhile, the Potters have opened talks with Ligue 1 side Evian over the possible transfer of defender\u00a0Daniel Wass - who has been watched by Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle over the past year. The 25-year-old Denmark international is available for around \u00a33.5million and\u00a0is keen to try his luck in the Premier League, despite interest from the likes of Inter Milan and Schalke. Hughes has been given licence to spend this summer with players including Moses, Manchester United forward Javier Hernandez and Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole on his wishlist. Stoke scouts have also been monitoring Sporting Lisbon pair Islam Slimani and Andre Carrillo. Stoke have entered the chase for Evian full-back Daniel Wass (2nd left), who has been watched by Chelsea ."}], "metadata": {"id": "2bd84530f2d9b013c3ae1d532e1ef82fbfadddfe", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Chelsea winger Victor Moses has spent the season on loan at Stoke City .\nNigeria international has returned to Stamford Bridge for injury treatment .\nPotters are chasing Daniel Wass, Javier Hernandez and Lee Cattermole ."}}
{"prompt": "Ruby Walsh appears to jump his horse over a moving car in the latest promotional advert for betting firm Paddy Power. The 22-second clip shows the two-time Grand National winner galloping towards the speeding silver car and apparently jumping it as the bookmaker gears up for Saturday's big race at Aintree. Irish jockey Walsh, who is riding Ballycasey in the race, starts the clip by saying: 'This is how I've been getting ready for this year's Grand National.' The clip starts with champion jockey Ruby Walsh describing how he will prepare for the Grand National . The two-time National jockey appears to then leap over the speeding car on his horse . The horse clears the car, which Paddy Power say was travelling at 40mph, and lands . Walsh celebrates with a raised arm after completing the 'stunt' Paddy Power claims he jumped straight over the car, which was said to be travelling at 40mph. The horse barely clears the car's roof before landing. Walsh stands upright and raises his right arm in apparent celebration after the horse lands and gallops away. It is not the first time the bookmaker has produced a controversial advert ahead of a major racing festival. In February 2012, a publicity stunt prior to the Cheltenham Festival featured a suited hitman firing tranquillizer darts at unsuspecting members of the public, promising to 'take care of the chavs - veterinary style.' It was inspired by loutish racegoers fighting at Ascot. Another advert released ahead of the 2012 Cheltenham Festival showed a clip of transgender racegoers and invited viewers to spot the 'stallions' from the 'mares.' Walsh pictured after riding Sempre Medici to victory on Irish Grand National Day at Fairyhouse last week . The Irish jockey will ride Ballycasey in Saturday's Grand National at Aintree . It was banned from television broadcast by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after it received 92 complaints the ad was offensive and condoned and encouraged harmful discriminatory behaviour. Although banned from TV, both adverts remain easily accessible on the internet. Another advert ahead of the Ryder Cup last year saw UKIP leader Nigel Farage feature in a spoof political broadcast in which he was 'swinging for Europe'. Walsh, 35, has twice won the Grand National before - on Papillon in 2000 and Hedgehunter in 2005.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRuby Walsh appears to jump his horse over a moving car in the latest promotional advert for betting firm Paddy Power. The 22-second clip shows the two-time Grand National winner galloping towards the speeding silver car and apparently jumping it as the bookmaker gears up for Saturday's big race at Aintree. Irish jockey Walsh, who is riding Ballycasey in the race, starts the clip by saying: 'This is how I've been getting ready for this year's Grand National.' The clip starts with champion jockey Ruby Walsh describing how he will prepare for the Grand National . The two-time National jockey appears to then leap over the speeding car on his horse . The horse clears the car, which Paddy Power say was travelling at 40mph, and lands . Walsh celebrates with a raised arm after completing the 'stunt' Paddy Power claims he jumped straight over the car, which was said to be travelling at 40mph. The horse barely clears the car's roof before landing. Walsh stands upright and raises his right arm in apparent celebration after the horse lands and gallops away. It is not the first time the bookmaker has produced a controversial advert ahead of a major racing festival. In February 2012, a publicity stunt prior to the Cheltenham Festival featured a suited hitman firing tranquillizer darts at unsuspecting members of the public, promising to 'take care of the chavs - veterinary style.' It was inspired by loutish racegoers fighting at Ascot. Another advert released ahead of the 2012 Cheltenham Festival showed a clip of transgender racegoers and invited viewers to spot the 'stallions' from the 'mares.' Walsh pictured after riding Sempre Medici to victory on Irish Grand National Day at Fairyhouse last week . The Irish jockey will ride Ballycasey in Saturday's Grand National at Aintree . It was banned from television broadcast by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after it received 92 complaints the ad was offensive and condoned and encouraged harmful discriminatory behaviour. Although banned from TV, both adverts remain easily accessible on the internet. Another advert ahead of the Ryder Cup last year saw UKIP leader Nigel Farage feature in a spoof political broadcast in which he was 'swinging for Europe'. Walsh, 35, has twice won the Grand National before - on Papillon in 2000 and Hedgehunter in 2005."}], "metadata": {"id": "fcde85f770cb0473e1a80e612146016f6aba78e4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Walsh appears to jump a car travelling at 40mph in Paddy Power advert .\nIrish jockey says in clip he is preparing for Saturday's Grand National .\nTwo-time National winner will ride Ballycasey at Aintree .\nBookmaker is no stranger to controversial ad campaigns ."}}
{"prompt": "Ryanair has taken the unprecedented step of banning passengers from bringing their own booze on board flights between Glasgow and the party island of Ibiza out of concerns for safety and comfort. The Dublin-based airline has informed passengers travelling on the notorious flight from Glasgow Prestwick Airport to the Spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty free shops are no longer allowed in the cabin, and they risk being kicked off the flight if they don\u2019t comply. Ryanair refused to explain the reason behind its decision, but it follows a handful of incidents involving boorish behaviour by inebriated travellers heading to the island for days of sun, booze and revelry. Passengers' hand luggage will be searched before they board at Glasgow Prestwick Airport, said the airline . An email sent to Ibiza-bound passengers and obtained by the Daily Record said: \u2018Customers will not be allowed to carry alcohol on board and all cabin baggage will be searched at boarding gates. \u2018Any alcohol purchased in airport shops or elsewhere must be packed in a suitable item of baggage, which will be tagged and placed in the aircraft hold free of charge. \u2018Customers attempting to conceal alcohol will be denied travel without refund or compensation.\u2019 In a statement to MailOnline Travel, a Ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after consultations with customers and airport officials. Passengers who are caught trying to sneak alcohol into the cabin risk being kicked off the flight . The spokesman said: \u2018Those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either place their purchases in their cabin baggage and into the hold at the boarding gate, or leave their purchases behind. \u2018The comfort and safety of our customers and crew is our number one priority and we will not tolerate unruly behaviour at any time.\u2019 The spokesman declined to identify the incidents which sparked the ban or say what will happen to passengers caught trying to sneak alcohol on board. There have been problems with passengers opening alcohol purchased from duty free shops at Glasgow Prestwick Airport and imbibing on the flight  to Ibiza. Passengers who purchase booze from duty free shops at Glasgow Prestwick must place it in the luggage hold . Last year a flight made headlines when an online video showed passengers chanting and swearing. Rowdy passengers were recorded singing the theme to Dambusters and chanting \u2018Here we, here we, here we f****** go\u2019 after the plane landed. Travellers who didn\u2019t join in appeared anxious or agitated with the scene unfolding just rows in front of them, and cabin crew were shown looking on helplessly as the singing continued uninterrupted. In 2013 a flight on the same route had to divert to Beauvais-Tille Airport, north of Paris, after a group of drunk passengers began causing trouble. Police said 14 men were thrown off the plane in France and were so inebriated they thought they had landed in Ibiza. It was believed the group had been drinking alcohol bought from duty free at Glasgow Prestwick before the two-hour flight. The budget carrier currently flies twice a week between Glasgow Prestwick and Ibiza, with flights operating on Sundays and Wednesdays.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nRyanair has taken the unprecedented step of banning passengers from bringing their own booze on board flights between Glasgow and the party island of Ibiza out of concerns for safety and comfort. The Dublin-based airline has informed passengers travelling on the notorious flight from Glasgow Prestwick Airport to the Spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty free shops are no longer allowed in the cabin, and they risk being kicked off the flight if they don\u2019t comply. Ryanair refused to explain the reason behind its decision, but it follows a handful of incidents involving boorish behaviour by inebriated travellers heading to the island for days of sun, booze and revelry. Passengers' hand luggage will be searched before they board at Glasgow Prestwick Airport, said the airline . An email sent to Ibiza-bound passengers and obtained by the Daily Record said: \u2018Customers will not be allowed to carry alcohol on board and all cabin baggage will be searched at boarding gates. \u2018Any alcohol purchased in airport shops or elsewhere must be packed in a suitable item of baggage, which will be tagged and placed in the aircraft hold free of charge. \u2018Customers attempting to conceal alcohol will be denied travel without refund or compensation.\u2019 In a statement to MailOnline Travel, a Ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after consultations with customers and airport officials. Passengers who are caught trying to sneak alcohol into the cabin risk being kicked off the flight . The spokesman said: \u2018Those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either place their purchases in their cabin baggage and into the hold at the boarding gate, or leave their purchases behind. \u2018The comfort and safety of our customers and crew is our number one priority and we will not tolerate unruly behaviour at any time.\u2019 The spokesman declined to identify the incidents which sparked the ban or say what will happen to passengers caught trying to sneak alcohol on board. There have been problems with passengers opening alcohol purchased from duty free shops at Glasgow Prestwick Airport and imbibing on the flight  to Ibiza. Passengers who purchase booze from duty free shops at Glasgow Prestwick must place it in the luggage hold . Last year a flight made headlines when an online video showed passengers chanting and swearing. Rowdy passengers were recorded singing the theme to Dambusters and chanting \u2018Here we, here we, here we f****** go\u2019 after the plane landed. Travellers who didn\u2019t join in appeared anxious or agitated with the scene unfolding just rows in front of them, and cabin crew were shown looking on helplessly as the singing continued uninterrupted. In 2013 a flight on the same route had to divert to Beauvais-Tille Airport, north of Paris, after a group of drunk passengers began causing trouble. Police said 14 men were thrown off the plane in France and were so inebriated they thought they had landed in Ibiza. It was believed the group had been drinking alcohol bought from duty free at Glasgow Prestwick before the two-hour flight. The budget carrier currently flies twice a week between Glasgow Prestwick and Ibiza, with flights operating on Sundays and Wednesdays."}], "metadata": {"id": "833767dd729b944a564361924a8b002e58782d0a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Ryanair has informed passengers they cannot bring alcohol into the cabin .\nDecision follows a handful of incidents involving unruly behaviour .\nPassengers risk being kicked off the flight if they don't comply .\nTravellers' hand luggage will be searched before they board the plane .\nFourteen men were kicked off a flight that diverted to an airport near Paris ."}}
{"prompt": "A family overheard a terrifying message on their young son's baby monitor after the device and its camera were hacked. When the Washington couple's three-year-old had first began complaining of someone talking to him at night, his parents had put it down to their toddler's over-active imagination, reported CBS New York. That was until one night when they heard a strange man's voice come over the monitor to tell their son:\u00a0'Wake up little boy, daddy's looking for you.' A couple heard the terrifying message: 'Wake up little boy, daddy's looking for you' come through their 3-year-old son's baby monitor (stock image) And the horrified parents, who do not want to be named for fear the unknown man could track them down, believe it is not just the audio monitor that has been hacked. They believe the stranger has also got into the camera on the device. After the first creepy message, the boy's mother had walked into the room and overheard the hacker saying, 'Look someone's coming' or 'Someone's coming into view.' The mother said she broke down in tears after the\u00a0realization\u00a0hit home that a total stranger was able to control the\u00a0camera to watch their son and spy on them. The stranger had managed to hack the baby monitor and the family says the hacker was even able to remotely control the camera on the monitor (stock image) She told CBS New York:\u00a0'Well, I started to cry in there, because it all started coming back to me, and I started figuring things out.' They reported the\u00a0incident\u00a0to Foscam, the company where they bought their monitor, who admitted it was possible the device's cameras were being controlled\u00a0remotely\u00a0but they could not say from\u00a0where. Technology experts have now warned that it is becoming easier for hackers to infiltrate family's baby monitors as many of the newer devices connect to the internet. 'It's basically like they're standing next to you in your house,' Lance Ulanoff, chief correspondent for the digital media website Mashable,CBS. He warned that parents should change the passwords on the devices to make it more difficult for people to guess. Because some new baby monitors connect to the internet and come with a smartphone app, it has become easier for hackers to infiltrate them and listen in or speak to children . 'If somebody else has your login information, they can go to that same app, and log into your webcam, which is what happened here,' Ulanoff said. Earlier this month, another couple - this time from Rochester, Minnesota - discovered their baby monitors and cameras had been infiltrated after they found footage from the nanny cam posted online, according to Redbook. They first became suspicious after they heard music coming in from their baby's room. 'We were sleeping in bed, and basically heard music coming from the nursery, but then when we went into the room the music turned off,' she told KTTC. When she tracked down the IP address which was streaming the music, she found a web link to a page with thousands of pictures from baby monitors all over the world, including several from her own child's nursery. 'There's at least fifteen different countries listed and it's not just nurseries\u2014it's people's living rooms, their bedrooms, their kitchens,' she explained. 'Every place that people think is sacred and private in their home is being accessed.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA family overheard a terrifying message on their young son's baby monitor after the device and its camera were hacked. When the Washington couple's three-year-old had first began complaining of someone talking to him at night, his parents had put it down to their toddler's over-active imagination, reported CBS New York. That was until one night when they heard a strange man's voice come over the monitor to tell their son:\u00a0'Wake up little boy, daddy's looking for you.' A couple heard the terrifying message: 'Wake up little boy, daddy's looking for you' come through their 3-year-old son's baby monitor (stock image) And the horrified parents, who do not want to be named for fear the unknown man could track them down, believe it is not just the audio monitor that has been hacked. They believe the stranger has also got into the camera on the device. After the first creepy message, the boy's mother had walked into the room and overheard the hacker saying, 'Look someone's coming' or 'Someone's coming into view.' The mother said she broke down in tears after the\u00a0realization\u00a0hit home that a total stranger was able to control the\u00a0camera to watch their son and spy on them. The stranger had managed to hack the baby monitor and the family says the hacker was even able to remotely control the camera on the monitor (stock image) She told CBS New York:\u00a0'Well, I started to cry in there, because it all started coming back to me, and I started figuring things out.' They reported the\u00a0incident\u00a0to Foscam, the company where they bought their monitor, who admitted it was possible the device's cameras were being controlled\u00a0remotely\u00a0but they could not say from\u00a0where. Technology experts have now warned that it is becoming easier for hackers to infiltrate family's baby monitors as many of the newer devices connect to the internet. 'It's basically like they're standing next to you in your house,' Lance Ulanoff, chief correspondent for the digital media website Mashable,CBS. He warned that parents should change the passwords on the devices to make it more difficult for people to guess. Because some new baby monitors connect to the internet and come with a smartphone app, it has become easier for hackers to infiltrate them and listen in or speak to children . 'If somebody else has your login information, they can go to that same app, and log into your webcam, which is what happened here,' Ulanoff said. Earlier this month, another couple - this time from Rochester, Minnesota - discovered their baby monitors and cameras had been infiltrated after they found footage from the nanny cam posted online, according to Redbook. They first became suspicious after they heard music coming in from their baby's room. 'We were sleeping in bed, and basically heard music coming from the nursery, but then when we went into the room the music turned off,' she told KTTC. When she tracked down the IP address which was streaming the music, she found a web link to a page with thousands of pictures from baby monitors all over the world, including several from her own child's nursery. 'There's at least fifteen different countries listed and it's not just nurseries\u2014it's people's living rooms, their bedrooms, their kitchens,' she explained. 'Every place that people think is sacred and private in their home is being accessed.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "3b689b27586351b8004c366f6b7494b56e195abe", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Washington couple's son began complaining of someone talking to him .\nOne night they heard: 'Wake up little boy daddy's looking for you'\nAlso believe  hacker has infiltrated the device's camera to watch their son .\nTech experts warned baby monitors linked to internet are more vulnerable ."}}
{"prompt": "A Philadelphia woman lost her leg and her home went up in flames, all because a neighbor believed she was trying to steal her boyfriend and ran her down in her SUV, family members say. Precious Richardson Coleman, 29, turned herself in to police Saturday and awaits two charges of attempted murder after running down 24-year-old Beatrice 'Dee Dee' Spence and her uncle in her 2004 white Dodge Durango. WPVI reports that Coleman had shown up on Spence's block in the Nicetown neighborhood of Philadelphia, before Spence went out to confront her. Struck down: 'Dee Dee' Spence, 24, lost her leg in an intentional hit and run by 29-year-old Precious Richardson Coleman, who believed Spence was trying to steal her boyfriend, according to family members . That's when Coleman sped forward, hopping the curb and striking both Spence and her uncle, 37-year-old Damon Watson, who was standing alongside his niece. 'She jumped up on the pavement,' Watson told the\u00a0Daily News. 'I turned, and the car threw me. She hit me on the side. I bounced off the car.' 'I turned and saw Dee Dee. Her whole leg was flying off,' Watson continued. 'It was hanging off. She was screaming in pain.' Family members said the SUV briefly pinned Spence against the porch, before Coleman reversed and sped away. Paramedics arrived and transported Spence to Temple University Hospital in critical condition, where she had to have her right leg amputated below the knee. Spence's mother, Danika, had been frying chicken and cooking macaroni and cheese, but left the kitchen in a rush to help her daughter. Charged: Coleman turned herself in to police Saturday morning and is held on $750,000 for attempted murder and related charges . Hit and run: A security camera caught Coleman's SUV speeding away from the scene. The vehicle was later found by police with significant damage to the front bumper . Double tragedy: Spence's mother, Danika, ran out of the house to help her daughter, leaving unattended food cooking on the stove, which triggered a housefire . The unattended stove went up in flames, causing a housefire that consumed both the Spences' home and a neighbor's, before firefighters extinguished the blaze. The hit and run was the climax of a simmering feud between the two women over Coleman's current boyfriend, whom Spence had reportedly dated in the past. 'She thought Dee Dee was with him,' Spence's sister Alissa, 14, told the Daily News. 'She wasn't at all. That was her ex. They weren't seeing each other anymore. She had moved on.' At 5 a.m. on the morning of the incident, relatives say, Coleman showed up at the front of the home that Spence shared with her mother and two younger sisters. 'It's Precious,' Ameria Spence, 9, recalled hearing Coleman saying. 'Tell your daughter to stop f****** blocking me on Instagram!' 'Then she picked up a brick and threw it through the window,' Ameria added. Danika Spence filed a police report, family members said, but Coleman phoned Dee Dee Spence a few hours later to say she was going to return. Police found Spence's SUV with significant damage to the front bumper Saturday morning. Coleman is currently being held on $750,000 bail at Riverside Correctional Facility on attempted murder and related charges. For now, the Spence family is trying to recover from the traumatic incident, staying at the home of Spence's grandmother next door to the house that went up in flames. 'My mom, she's just so hurt. She's devastated,' Spence's 14-year-old sister said. 'She just wants Dee Dee home and safe.' 'My sister says she's trying not to be depressed. She's strong. But this is a lot.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA Philadelphia woman lost her leg and her home went up in flames, all because a neighbor believed she was trying to steal her boyfriend and ran her down in her SUV, family members say. Precious Richardson Coleman, 29, turned herself in to police Saturday and awaits two charges of attempted murder after running down 24-year-old Beatrice 'Dee Dee' Spence and her uncle in her 2004 white Dodge Durango. WPVI reports that Coleman had shown up on Spence's block in the Nicetown neighborhood of Philadelphia, before Spence went out to confront her. Struck down: 'Dee Dee' Spence, 24, lost her leg in an intentional hit and run by 29-year-old Precious Richardson Coleman, who believed Spence was trying to steal her boyfriend, according to family members . That's when Coleman sped forward, hopping the curb and striking both Spence and her uncle, 37-year-old Damon Watson, who was standing alongside his niece. 'She jumped up on the pavement,' Watson told the\u00a0Daily News. 'I turned, and the car threw me. She hit me on the side. I bounced off the car.' 'I turned and saw Dee Dee. Her whole leg was flying off,' Watson continued. 'It was hanging off. She was screaming in pain.' Family members said the SUV briefly pinned Spence against the porch, before Coleman reversed and sped away. Paramedics arrived and transported Spence to Temple University Hospital in critical condition, where she had to have her right leg amputated below the knee. Spence's mother, Danika, had been frying chicken and cooking macaroni and cheese, but left the kitchen in a rush to help her daughter. Charged: Coleman turned herself in to police Saturday morning and is held on $750,000 for attempted murder and related charges . Hit and run: A security camera caught Coleman's SUV speeding away from the scene. The vehicle was later found by police with significant damage to the front bumper . Double tragedy: Spence's mother, Danika, ran out of the house to help her daughter, leaving unattended food cooking on the stove, which triggered a housefire . The unattended stove went up in flames, causing a housefire that consumed both the Spences' home and a neighbor's, before firefighters extinguished the blaze. The hit and run was the climax of a simmering feud between the two women over Coleman's current boyfriend, whom Spence had reportedly dated in the past. 'She thought Dee Dee was with him,' Spence's sister Alissa, 14, told the Daily News. 'She wasn't at all. That was her ex. They weren't seeing each other anymore. She had moved on.' At 5 a.m. on the morning of the incident, relatives say, Coleman showed up at the front of the home that Spence shared with her mother and two younger sisters. 'It's Precious,' Ameria Spence, 9, recalled hearing Coleman saying. 'Tell your daughter to stop f****** blocking me on Instagram!' 'Then she picked up a brick and threw it through the window,' Ameria added. Danika Spence filed a police report, family members said, but Coleman phoned Dee Dee Spence a few hours later to say she was going to return. Police found Spence's SUV with significant damage to the front bumper Saturday morning. Coleman is currently being held on $750,000 bail at Riverside Correctional Facility on attempted murder and related charges. For now, the Spence family is trying to recover from the traumatic incident, staying at the home of Spence's grandmother next door to the house that went up in flames. 'My mom, she's just so hurt. She's devastated,' Spence's 14-year-old sister said. 'She just wants Dee Dee home and safe.' 'My sister says she's trying not to be depressed. She's strong. But this is a lot.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "8c93b2ae35fe691bcd2af0cf61c90ab2977b2677", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Precious Richard Coleman turned herself in to police Saturday after running down Beatrice 'Dee Dee' Spence and her uncle .\nColeman believed Spence was going after her boyfriend, family members say .\nSpence had her leg amputated after the hit and run, and the home caught fire while Spence's mother Danika accompanied her daughter to the hospital .\nColeman is being held on $750,000 on attempted murder charges ."}}
{"prompt": "Gordon Brown has warned that the Scottish nationalists want an SNP vote in the General Election to force a second referendum on independence. The former prime minister said that SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon's answers on the issue are 'all evasion'. But that her party want 'chaos and constitutional crisis' at Westminster to force another independence referendum. Scroll down for video . Gordon Brown, pictured campaigning this week, has warned that the SNP want to use the chaos after the election to force another referendum on Scottish independence and urged 'patriotic Scots' to vote Labour . And he warned that those casting their vote on May 7 will be deciding the future of Scotland for the next few years. Mr Brown was speaking during a joint event with local Labour candidate and shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander at Elderslie Village Hall in Renfrewshire. He said: 'There is an SNP candidate in this constituency. She says vote SNP, get SNP MPs at Westminster and we will twist their arms and get another referendum. 'Remember what the SNP used to say - the referendum was once in a generation, then it changed a little to once in a lifetime, then it was once every 15 years and now when you ask Ms Sturgeon about this her answers are all evasion. She cannot give a straight answer to the question. 'But does not the SNP candidate in this constituency tell the truth, that what they want is an SNP vote not to deliver social justice but to deliver the chaos and constitutional crisis at Westminster to as she said force a second referendum. 'And I say I don't want the divisiveness, I don't want the bitterness, I don't want the acrimony, I don't want the divisions between families and communities in the next few months that we had in the past few months.' The former prime minister said that SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon's answers on the issue are 'all evasion' Mr Brown urged people to vote Labour to end the bedroom tax, food bank poverty, zero-hours contracts and the neglect of the NHS. He added: 'When you vote on May 7 remember that you are not just voting to end Tory austerity and the possibility of five more years of the bedroom tax and everything else, you're also voting on whether you are going to allow the SNP to use your vote to try to force a second referendum on this country within a few months or after the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections.' He also said that Labour will hold an economic summit immediately after the General Election to boost jobs, expand city deals, encourage investment and provide jobs and training for young people. Mr Brown also urged people to be 'proud patriotic Scots' and back Labour's plan for full employment in Scotland. He said: 'Patriotism means, yes, supporting a strong Scottish parliament, but it doesn't mean rejecting the co-operation across the whole country that can deliver us full employment and more jobs. 'It doesn't mean rejecting the money that comes from the bankers' bonus tax that will allow Scottish young people to have jobs in the future. 'It doesn't mean rejecting the co-operation on research and innovation that will replace the Linwoods of the past and the lost jobs of the present with the new high-quality jobs of the future. 'And, yes, patriotism means a strong Scottish parliament but it doesn't need or require us to reject the partnership that allows us to fund the pensions of this country, sharing the resources of 60 million people across the whole country, far better than pooling the resources of only five million people, to secure the best pensions imaginable.' SNP Leader Nicola Sturgeon joins  female activists in Glasgow's Buchanan Street to launch the party's womens pledge today . Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney said: 'While Gordon Brown appears to be re-fighting last year's referendum, the SNP are out talking to voters about next month's General Election and the huge opportunity to make Scotland stronger at Westminster. The contrast could not be clearer. 'Unfortunately for Labour Brown's speech this morning simply reminds people once again of how Labour stood shoulder to shoulder with the Tories for two and a half years to talk Scotland down. 'The question Labour's current leadership have repeatedly failed to answer is if there are more anti-Tory MPs - between the SNP and Labour - than there are Tory MPs, will they work with us to lock the Tories out and to deliver better policies for people not just in Scotland but across the rest of the UK. 'A strong team of SNP MPs can give Labour the backbone to oppose further cuts and pursue a progressive alternative to austerity.' From left, Anas Sarwar MP, former prime minister Gordon Brown and former leader of the Scottish Labour party Johann Lamont attend the Scottish Labour campaign launch to keep Scotland part of the UK in 2013 .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nGordon Brown has warned that the Scottish nationalists want an SNP vote in the General Election to force a second referendum on independence. The former prime minister said that SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon's answers on the issue are 'all evasion'. But that her party want 'chaos and constitutional crisis' at Westminster to force another independence referendum. Scroll down for video . Gordon Brown, pictured campaigning this week, has warned that the SNP want to use the chaos after the election to force another referendum on Scottish independence and urged 'patriotic Scots' to vote Labour . And he warned that those casting their vote on May 7 will be deciding the future of Scotland for the next few years. Mr Brown was speaking during a joint event with local Labour candidate and shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander at Elderslie Village Hall in Renfrewshire. He said: 'There is an SNP candidate in this constituency. She says vote SNP, get SNP MPs at Westminster and we will twist their arms and get another referendum. 'Remember what the SNP used to say - the referendum was once in a generation, then it changed a little to once in a lifetime, then it was once every 15 years and now when you ask Ms Sturgeon about this her answers are all evasion. She cannot give a straight answer to the question. 'But does not the SNP candidate in this constituency tell the truth, that what they want is an SNP vote not to deliver social justice but to deliver the chaos and constitutional crisis at Westminster to as she said force a second referendum. 'And I say I don't want the divisiveness, I don't want the bitterness, I don't want the acrimony, I don't want the divisions between families and communities in the next few months that we had in the past few months.' The former prime minister said that SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon's answers on the issue are 'all evasion' Mr Brown urged people to vote Labour to end the bedroom tax, food bank poverty, zero-hours contracts and the neglect of the NHS. He added: 'When you vote on May 7 remember that you are not just voting to end Tory austerity and the possibility of five more years of the bedroom tax and everything else, you're also voting on whether you are going to allow the SNP to use your vote to try to force a second referendum on this country within a few months or after the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections.' He also said that Labour will hold an economic summit immediately after the General Election to boost jobs, expand city deals, encourage investment and provide jobs and training for young people. Mr Brown also urged people to be 'proud patriotic Scots' and back Labour's plan for full employment in Scotland. He said: 'Patriotism means, yes, supporting a strong Scottish parliament, but it doesn't mean rejecting the co-operation across the whole country that can deliver us full employment and more jobs. 'It doesn't mean rejecting the money that comes from the bankers' bonus tax that will allow Scottish young people to have jobs in the future. 'It doesn't mean rejecting the co-operation on research and innovation that will replace the Linwoods of the past and the lost jobs of the present with the new high-quality jobs of the future. 'And, yes, patriotism means a strong Scottish parliament but it doesn't need or require us to reject the partnership that allows us to fund the pensions of this country, sharing the resources of 60 million people across the whole country, far better than pooling the resources of only five million people, to secure the best pensions imaginable.' SNP Leader Nicola Sturgeon joins  female activists in Glasgow's Buchanan Street to launch the party's womens pledge today . Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney said: 'While Gordon Brown appears to be re-fighting last year's referendum, the SNP are out talking to voters about next month's General Election and the huge opportunity to make Scotland stronger at Westminster. The contrast could not be clearer. 'Unfortunately for Labour Brown's speech this morning simply reminds people once again of how Labour stood shoulder to shoulder with the Tories for two and a half years to talk Scotland down. 'The question Labour's current leadership have repeatedly failed to answer is if there are more anti-Tory MPs - between the SNP and Labour - than there are Tory MPs, will they work with us to lock the Tories out and to deliver better policies for people not just in Scotland but across the rest of the UK. 'A strong team of SNP MPs can give Labour the backbone to oppose further cuts and pursue a progressive alternative to austerity.' From left, Anas Sarwar MP, former prime minister Gordon Brown and former leader of the Scottish Labour party Johann Lamont attend the Scottish Labour campaign launch to keep Scotland part of the UK in 2013 ."}], "metadata": {"id": "1ce80a53eb6aa6bebd05399899d19e79bfd48f90", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Former prime minister says Nicola Sturgeon's answers are 'all evasion'\nBut that her party want 'constitutional crisis' to force another referendum .\nWarned voters on May 7 will decide Scotland's future for next few years .\nMr Brown urged people to vote Labour to end bedroom tax, food bank poverty, zero-hours contracts and the neglect of the NHS ."}}
{"prompt": "Two teenage cancer survivors have been left distraught after photographs they posted on Facebook to celebrate getting the all-clear were reported for nudity. Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, both 19 and from Chester, Cheshire, became close friends during their treatment and went into remission around the same time. They then took to social media to post images of themselves - including one of Miss Williams\u2019s bald head and another of Miss Versey\u2019s chest scar - but these were reported for being \u2018offensive\u2019. Reported for nudity: Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, took to social media to post images of themselves \u2013 including one of Miss Williams\u2019s bald head (left) and another of Miss Versey\u2019s chest scar (right) Battled through: Tiffany Williams, pictured with Peter Andre, was cleared of Hodgkin lymphoma this month . Shock: The picture Tiffany Williams uploaded (left) was reported by someone on Facebook for 'nudity' Miss Williams was cleared of Hodgkin lymphoma earlier this month and regularly documented her struggle with losing hair during chemotherapy on Facebook. While undergoing treatment she decided to cut off all her hair after choosing against it on many previous occasions - making a \u2018ten-minute decision\u2019 that she would get a friend to shave it off. But, telling of what happened next, she said: \u2018Feeling proud, I updated my friends on Facebook with the caption \u201cI did it!\u201d - and about two hours later found that someone had reported it for nudity. \u2018It didn\u2019t get deleted but I knew it must have been someone I had as a friend. I posted a nice one of me with my make-up on the day after, and that got reported too. Tough: This picture, the first selfie Miss Versey uploaded showing her bald head, was reported for nudity . Survivors: Miss Williams is seen in a photo - not reported to Facebook - revealing she had got the all-clear (left), and Miss Versey's post with the image of her scar which was reported for nudity is also pictured (right) Feeling happy: Miss Versey, who received lifesaving bone marrow treatment from her ten-year-old sister Maisy, said it was 'a massive deal' for her chemotherapy catheter be taken out after her gruelling cancer battle . Joking around: Miss Williams\u00a0regularly wrote on her struggle with losing hair to chemotherapy on Facebook . \u2018All I was doing was trying to help others that might need that little boost to show that no one is different, with or without hair or scars.\u2019 If a user wishes to tell Facebook that they believe a picture is breaching nudity guidelines, he or she can click on \u2018options\u2019 under the image and \u2018report photo\u2019. The user must then click on \u2018nudity\u2019 as the reason for a complaint, before confirming they want to report the image to Facebook. It is then sent to the website\u2019s community operations team in Ireland, who consider every report and make a decision based on Facebook\u2019s community standards. The user whose profile carries the photo will receive a notification to say their image has been reported \u2013 but it is only removed if Facebook find it breaches guidelines. And she was further shocked last week when leukaemia sufferer Miss Versey\u2019s photo of the scar left by the removal of her chemotherapy catheter also got reported for nudity. Miss Versey, who received lifesaving bone marrow treatment from her ten-year-old sister Maisy, said it was \u2018a massive deal\u2019 for it be taken out after her gruelling cancer battle. She added: \u2018Having that taken out was a big thing for me, as it essentially kept me alive for so long. I shared my scar to show people my body was one step further away from cancer. \u2018As soon as I put it up it was reported for nudity, then straight away a selfie of my bald head was also reported - the first ever picture I posed with no hair. It really upset me as I didn\u2019t see what the big deal was. 'It\u2019s weird that people find it acceptable to post half-naked pictures but yet people get offended by me sharing my journey with cancer.\u2019 Miss Williams added that she was distraught to know that \u2018someone that knows me and Jess gets a kick\u2019 out of reporting the photographs. A spokesman for Facebook said today that it does not comment on individual cases, but referred MailOnline to its community guidelines published online for \u2018encouraging respectful behaviour\u2019. The \u2018nudity\u2019 section states: \u2018We remove photographs of people displaying genitals or focusing in on fully exposed buttocks. We also restrict some images of female breasts if they include the nipple. \u2018But we always allow photos of women actively engaged in breastfeeding or showing breasts with post-mastectomy scarring. We also allow photographs of paintings, sculptures and other art that depicts nude figures. \u2018Restrictions on the display of both nudity and sexual activity also apply to digitally-created content unless the content is posted for educational, humorous or satirical purposes. 'Explicit images of sexual intercourse are prohibited. Descriptions of sexual acts that go into vivid detail may also be removed.' Miss Versey has almost 4,200 friends on Facebook, with 80 of these mutual with Miss Williams. Struggles over: Jessica Versey (left) and Tiffany Williams (right) pictured today after their battles with cancer .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nTwo teenage cancer survivors have been left distraught after photographs they posted on Facebook to celebrate getting the all-clear were reported for nudity. Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, both 19 and from Chester, Cheshire, became close friends during their treatment and went into remission around the same time. They then took to social media to post images of themselves - including one of Miss Williams\u2019s bald head and another of Miss Versey\u2019s chest scar - but these were reported for being \u2018offensive\u2019. Reported for nudity: Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, took to social media to post images of themselves \u2013 including one of Miss Williams\u2019s bald head (left) and another of Miss Versey\u2019s chest scar (right) Battled through: Tiffany Williams, pictured with Peter Andre, was cleared of Hodgkin lymphoma this month . Shock: The picture Tiffany Williams uploaded (left) was reported by someone on Facebook for 'nudity' Miss Williams was cleared of Hodgkin lymphoma earlier this month and regularly documented her struggle with losing hair during chemotherapy on Facebook. While undergoing treatment she decided to cut off all her hair after choosing against it on many previous occasions - making a \u2018ten-minute decision\u2019 that she would get a friend to shave it off. But, telling of what happened next, she said: \u2018Feeling proud, I updated my friends on Facebook with the caption \u201cI did it!\u201d - and about two hours later found that someone had reported it for nudity. \u2018It didn\u2019t get deleted but I knew it must have been someone I had as a friend. I posted a nice one of me with my make-up on the day after, and that got reported too. Tough: This picture, the first selfie Miss Versey uploaded showing her bald head, was reported for nudity . Survivors: Miss Williams is seen in a photo - not reported to Facebook - revealing she had got the all-clear (left), and Miss Versey's post with the image of her scar which was reported for nudity is also pictured (right) Feeling happy: Miss Versey, who received lifesaving bone marrow treatment from her ten-year-old sister Maisy, said it was 'a massive deal' for her chemotherapy catheter be taken out after her gruelling cancer battle . Joking around: Miss Williams\u00a0regularly wrote on her struggle with losing hair to chemotherapy on Facebook . \u2018All I was doing was trying to help others that might need that little boost to show that no one is different, with or without hair or scars.\u2019 If a user wishes to tell Facebook that they believe a picture is breaching nudity guidelines, he or she can click on \u2018options\u2019 under the image and \u2018report photo\u2019. The user must then click on \u2018nudity\u2019 as the reason for a complaint, before confirming they want to report the image to Facebook. It is then sent to the website\u2019s community operations team in Ireland, who consider every report and make a decision based on Facebook\u2019s community standards. The user whose profile carries the photo will receive a notification to say their image has been reported \u2013 but it is only removed if Facebook find it breaches guidelines. And she was further shocked last week when leukaemia sufferer Miss Versey\u2019s photo of the scar left by the removal of her chemotherapy catheter also got reported for nudity. Miss Versey, who received lifesaving bone marrow treatment from her ten-year-old sister Maisy, said it was \u2018a massive deal\u2019 for it be taken out after her gruelling cancer battle. She added: \u2018Having that taken out was a big thing for me, as it essentially kept me alive for so long. I shared my scar to show people my body was one step further away from cancer. \u2018As soon as I put it up it was reported for nudity, then straight away a selfie of my bald head was also reported - the first ever picture I posed with no hair. It really upset me as I didn\u2019t see what the big deal was. 'It\u2019s weird that people find it acceptable to post half-naked pictures but yet people get offended by me sharing my journey with cancer.\u2019 Miss Williams added that she was distraught to know that \u2018someone that knows me and Jess gets a kick\u2019 out of reporting the photographs. A spokesman for Facebook said today that it does not comment on individual cases, but referred MailOnline to its community guidelines published online for \u2018encouraging respectful behaviour\u2019. The \u2018nudity\u2019 section states: \u2018We remove photographs of people displaying genitals or focusing in on fully exposed buttocks. We also restrict some images of female breasts if they include the nipple. \u2018But we always allow photos of women actively engaged in breastfeeding or showing breasts with post-mastectomy scarring. We also allow photographs of paintings, sculptures and other art that depicts nude figures. \u2018Restrictions on the display of both nudity and sexual activity also apply to digitally-created content unless the content is posted for educational, humorous or satirical purposes. 'Explicit images of sexual intercourse are prohibited. Descriptions of sexual acts that go into vivid detail may also be removed.' Miss Versey has almost 4,200 friends on Facebook, with 80 of these mutual with Miss Williams. Struggles over: Jessica Versey (left) and Tiffany Williams (right) pictured today after their battles with cancer ."}], "metadata": {"id": "0f6b76cb66e5eaf900cbf8d8ca3bdf365590219e", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey became friends during treatment .\nBoth posted images on Facebook to celebrate going into remission .\nBut were 'upset' to hear pictures were reported for being 'offensive'\n19-year-old girls from Chester had Hodgkin lymphoma and leukemia ."}}
{"prompt": "Ed Miliband, pictured arriving in Manchester ahead of the manifesto launch, will today pledge to cut the deficit every year if Labour wins the election . Ed Miliband will today pledge to cut the deficit every year if Labour wins the election. In a last-ditch attempt to steal the Tories\u2019 mantle as the party of economic responsibility, he will warn supporters that Labour faces coming to power in a \u2018time of scarcity\u2019. Launching the party\u2019s manifesto in Manchester, Mr Miliband will claim \u2018not one policy\u2019 in it would be funded through additional government borrowing. He will insist a Labour government would \u2018cut the deficit every year\u2019 and have national debt falling \u2018as soon as possible\u2019, though he will not set a date. Labour\u2019s manifesto, published last night, contains a commitment on its first page to a \u2018Budget Responsibility Lock\u2019. The party says this would be \u2018the basis for all our plans because it is by securing our national finances that we are able to secure the family finances of the working people of Britain\u2019. Mr Miliband infamously forgot to make any mention of the deficit in his party conference speech last year, and polls show Labour lags far behind the Conservatives in trust on managing the public finances. But Mr Miliband will today insist that Labour is \u2018not only the party of change but the party of responsibility too\u2019. He will accuse the Tories of \u2018throwing spending promises around with no idea of where the money is coming from\u2019. The Labour leader will pledge \u2018strong, fair fiscal rules\u2019 meaning the national debt falls and a surplus on the \u2018current budget\u2019 \u2013 applying to day-to-day spending, not capital spending \u2013 is secured \u2018as soon as possible in the next parliament\u2019. He will say: \u2018The very start of our manifesto is different to previous elections. \u2018It does not do what most manifestos do...It does something different: its very first page sets out a vow to protect our nation\u2019s finances; a clear commitment that every policy in this manifesto is paid for without a single penny of extra borrowing. \u2018The plan we lay before you is no less ambitious because we live in a time of scarcity. It is more ambitious because it starts from a clear commitment to balance the books.\u2019 Policies in Labour\u2019s manifesto include a \u00a32.5billion NHS fund paid for from a mansion tax, a levy on tobacco firms and closing a hedge fund tax avoidance loophole. The Labour leader, pictured in Leeds yesterday after launching the health manifesto, will insist a Labour government would \u2018cut the deficit every year\u2019 and have national debt falling \u2018as soon as possible' Scrapping the \u2018non-dom\u2019 rule could set Labour on a collision course with the Governor of the Bank of England. Mark Carney features among a list of heavyweight figures in the City who could be forced to pay higher taxes if Labour wins power next month. The Canadian is one of 116,000 non-doms in Britain, meaning he has to pay tax on his UK earnings but not on income generated overseas. Mr Miliband wants to scrap the tax break, describing it as \u2018indefensible\u2019. A spokesman for the Bank defended the Governor\u2019s status, saying: \u2018This is not a choice. It\u2019s a straight outcome of the tests that determine domicile status in the UK.\u2019 He added that Mr Carney pays full UK tax on his \u00a3874,000 pay package. Others who would be affected by the crackdown include the foreign-born chiefs of RBS and Lloyds. It will also commit to 25 hours of childcare for working parents of three and four-year-olds, paid for by increasing the banking levy, and smaller class sizes for five, six and seven-year-olds, funded by scrapping the free schools programme. George Osborne said Labour\u2019s plans would \u2018bankrupt\u2019 the country, and put the 300-year-old union with Scotland at risk if the party were propped up by the Scottish Nationalists. \u2018If you have an Ed Miliband/Scottish Nationalist government, they will trash this economy,\u2019 Mr Osborne told the BBC\u2019s Andrew Marr. He said the Tories had a \u2018balanced plan\u2019 to finish the job of restoring order to the public finances that involved cutting \u00a31 in every \u00a3100 of government spending for a further two years. Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg accused Labour of \u2018playing Russian roulette\u2019 with the economy. Labour officials said \u2018any government led by Ed Miliband\u2019 would not compromise on the deficit. That will be seen as a bid to ease fears a Labour administration propped up by the SNP would wreak havoc with the public finances. \u25a0 Labour would ensure Premiership football teams give millions to smaller clubs, Andy Burnham has said. The shadow health spokesman said it would enforce a Premier League commitment to invest 5 per cent of the proceeds from lucrative TV rights deals in grassroots sport. By Jason Groves, Deputy Political Editor for The Daily Mail . Labour yesterday admitted it cannot match David Cameron\u2019s pledge to provide the NHS with an \u00a38billion cash injection. The two main parties angrily traded blows over which would provide the most secure future for the Health Service. But independent experts urged Labour to back plans to plug a \u00a330billion hole in the books. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper (pictured) repeatedly refused to say whether Labour would provide the \u00a38billion funding . These plans, drawn up by NHS boss Simon Stevens, commit the service to making \u00a322billion of savings, but also require an extra \u00a38billion a year by 2020. The independent Nuffield Trust said failure to make the financial commitment would have \u2018serious consequences for the viability of the service\u2019. Chief executive Nigel Edwards said Labour\u2019s stance was \u2018regrettable\u2019, adding: \u2018The NHS has a plan, which has been endorsed by all leading organisations in the sector. Labour are now the only party not to have committed to this \u00a38billion and yet their proposals are likely to require more spending on the NHS.\u2019 The Nuffield Trust also warned that Labour\u2019s \u2018health manifesto\u2019, launched at the weekend, suggested a return to the top-down management style it used when it was last in office. Mr Edwards said: \u2018The level of detail set out in this [Labour] document is somewhat concerning. The NHS is complex and often responds best to locally driven initiatives. \u2018There is a risk that elements of this detailed approach could trigger further reorganisation.\u2019 Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper repeatedly refused to say whether Labour would provide the \u00a38billion funding. She said: \u2018We will make sure the NHS has the money it needs and that\u2019s what we\u2019ve always done. \u2018We\u2019ll have practical measures that will raise \u00a32.5billion \u2013 we can say where the money will come from, the Tories can\u2019t.\u2019 Miss Cooper also denied that Labour\u2019s target to cut tax dodging by \u00a37.5billion was simply \u2018plucked from the air\u2019. The party has promised to reduce evasion and avoidance by this amount by the end of 2017. But tax experts warned it would lead to a crackdown by HMRC on small firms \u2013 further souring relations between Labour and business. Challenged on the pledge yesterday, Miss Cooper said: \u2018It is an ambitious and it\u2019s a stretching target but we think it is right to do so because under the Conservatives the gap between the amount of tax that should be being paid and that is being paid has been widening.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEd Miliband, pictured arriving in Manchester ahead of the manifesto launch, will today pledge to cut the deficit every year if Labour wins the election . Ed Miliband will today pledge to cut the deficit every year if Labour wins the election. In a last-ditch attempt to steal the Tories\u2019 mantle as the party of economic responsibility, he will warn supporters that Labour faces coming to power in a \u2018time of scarcity\u2019. Launching the party\u2019s manifesto in Manchester, Mr Miliband will claim \u2018not one policy\u2019 in it would be funded through additional government borrowing. He will insist a Labour government would \u2018cut the deficit every year\u2019 and have national debt falling \u2018as soon as possible\u2019, though he will not set a date. Labour\u2019s manifesto, published last night, contains a commitment on its first page to a \u2018Budget Responsibility Lock\u2019. The party says this would be \u2018the basis for all our plans because it is by securing our national finances that we are able to secure the family finances of the working people of Britain\u2019. Mr Miliband infamously forgot to make any mention of the deficit in his party conference speech last year, and polls show Labour lags far behind the Conservatives in trust on managing the public finances. But Mr Miliband will today insist that Labour is \u2018not only the party of change but the party of responsibility too\u2019. He will accuse the Tories of \u2018throwing spending promises around with no idea of where the money is coming from\u2019. The Labour leader will pledge \u2018strong, fair fiscal rules\u2019 meaning the national debt falls and a surplus on the \u2018current budget\u2019 \u2013 applying to day-to-day spending, not capital spending \u2013 is secured \u2018as soon as possible in the next parliament\u2019. He will say: \u2018The very start of our manifesto is different to previous elections. \u2018It does not do what most manifestos do...It does something different: its very first page sets out a vow to protect our nation\u2019s finances; a clear commitment that every policy in this manifesto is paid for without a single penny of extra borrowing. \u2018The plan we lay before you is no less ambitious because we live in a time of scarcity. It is more ambitious because it starts from a clear commitment to balance the books.\u2019 Policies in Labour\u2019s manifesto include a \u00a32.5billion NHS fund paid for from a mansion tax, a levy on tobacco firms and closing a hedge fund tax avoidance loophole. The Labour leader, pictured in Leeds yesterday after launching the health manifesto, will insist a Labour government would \u2018cut the deficit every year\u2019 and have national debt falling \u2018as soon as possible' Scrapping the \u2018non-dom\u2019 rule could set Labour on a collision course with the Governor of the Bank of England. Mark Carney features among a list of heavyweight figures in the City who could be forced to pay higher taxes if Labour wins power next month. The Canadian is one of 116,000 non-doms in Britain, meaning he has to pay tax on his UK earnings but not on income generated overseas. Mr Miliband wants to scrap the tax break, describing it as \u2018indefensible\u2019. A spokesman for the Bank defended the Governor\u2019s status, saying: \u2018This is not a choice. It\u2019s a straight outcome of the tests that determine domicile status in the UK.\u2019 He added that Mr Carney pays full UK tax on his \u00a3874,000 pay package. Others who would be affected by the crackdown include the foreign-born chiefs of RBS and Lloyds. It will also commit to 25 hours of childcare for working parents of three and four-year-olds, paid for by increasing the banking levy, and smaller class sizes for five, six and seven-year-olds, funded by scrapping the free schools programme. George Osborne said Labour\u2019s plans would \u2018bankrupt\u2019 the country, and put the 300-year-old union with Scotland at risk if the party were propped up by the Scottish Nationalists. \u2018If you have an Ed Miliband/Scottish Nationalist government, they will trash this economy,\u2019 Mr Osborne told the BBC\u2019s Andrew Marr. He said the Tories had a \u2018balanced plan\u2019 to finish the job of restoring order to the public finances that involved cutting \u00a31 in every \u00a3100 of government spending for a further two years. Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg accused Labour of \u2018playing Russian roulette\u2019 with the economy. Labour officials said \u2018any government led by Ed Miliband\u2019 would not compromise on the deficit. That will be seen as a bid to ease fears a Labour administration propped up by the SNP would wreak havoc with the public finances. \u25a0 Labour would ensure Premiership football teams give millions to smaller clubs, Andy Burnham has said. The shadow health spokesman said it would enforce a Premier League commitment to invest 5 per cent of the proceeds from lucrative TV rights deals in grassroots sport. By Jason Groves, Deputy Political Editor for The Daily Mail . Labour yesterday admitted it cannot match David Cameron\u2019s pledge to provide the NHS with an \u00a38billion cash injection. The two main parties angrily traded blows over which would provide the most secure future for the Health Service. But independent experts urged Labour to back plans to plug a \u00a330billion hole in the books. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper (pictured) repeatedly refused to say whether Labour would provide the \u00a38billion funding . These plans, drawn up by NHS boss Simon Stevens, commit the service to making \u00a322billion of savings, but also require an extra \u00a38billion a year by 2020. The independent Nuffield Trust said failure to make the financial commitment would have \u2018serious consequences for the viability of the service\u2019. Chief executive Nigel Edwards said Labour\u2019s stance was \u2018regrettable\u2019, adding: \u2018The NHS has a plan, which has been endorsed by all leading organisations in the sector. Labour are now the only party not to have committed to this \u00a38billion and yet their proposals are likely to require more spending on the NHS.\u2019 The Nuffield Trust also warned that Labour\u2019s \u2018health manifesto\u2019, launched at the weekend, suggested a return to the top-down management style it used when it was last in office. Mr Edwards said: \u2018The level of detail set out in this [Labour] document is somewhat concerning. The NHS is complex and often responds best to locally driven initiatives. \u2018There is a risk that elements of this detailed approach could trigger further reorganisation.\u2019 Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper repeatedly refused to say whether Labour would provide the \u00a38billion funding. She said: \u2018We will make sure the NHS has the money it needs and that\u2019s what we\u2019ve always done. \u2018We\u2019ll have practical measures that will raise \u00a32.5billion \u2013 we can say where the money will come from, the Tories can\u2019t.\u2019 Miss Cooper also denied that Labour\u2019s target to cut tax dodging by \u00a37.5billion was simply \u2018plucked from the air\u2019. The party has promised to reduce evasion and avoidance by this amount by the end of 2017. But tax experts warned it would lead to a crackdown by HMRC on small firms \u2013 further souring relations between Labour and business. Challenged on the pledge yesterday, Miss Cooper said: \u2018It is an ambitious and it\u2019s a stretching target but we think it is right to do so because under the Conservatives the gap between the amount of tax that should be being paid and that is being paid has been widening.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "224bc9d81026785f629f3449102187f7261b1991", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Miliband will warn that the party faces coming to power in \u2018time of scarcity\u2019\nHe will insist Labour would have national debt falling \u2018as soon as possible'\nManifesto also pledges 'Budget Responsibility Lock' for no more borrowing .\nOther policies include \u00a32.5bn NHS fund paid for from a mansion tax and closing hedge fund tax avoidance loophole ."}}
{"prompt": "Justin Rose is not resting on his laurels after his impressive Masters 2015 display and is continuing his training ahead of his next PGA tour event - on his state-of-the-art indoor golf simulator. Joint runner-up with Phil Mickelson, the Englishman was delighted with his performance, as he pushed winner Jordan Speith all the way on the final day and earned himself a hefty pay-day. Rose, however, is already looking ahead to his next outing and posted a photograph on Twitter, showing his followers his high-tech 'TrackMan Indoor High\u00a0Definition Golf Simulator.' Justin Rose is back training and was pictured using his state-of-the-art \u00a330,000 indoor simulator . His caption read: 'Week at home working on my game before my next event on the #PGAtour.' The simulator gives the opportunity to practice in HD and includes such wind conditions to elevation levels, as it lets players practice their games inside their own homes, with incredible accuracy. It doesn't come cheap though and will set you back around \u00a330,000 to have one installed. Rose was in top form during the Masters and pushed winner Jordan Speith all the way at Augusta .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nJustin Rose is not resting on his laurels after his impressive Masters 2015 display and is continuing his training ahead of his next PGA tour event - on his state-of-the-art indoor golf simulator. Joint runner-up with Phil Mickelson, the Englishman was delighted with his performance, as he pushed winner Jordan Speith all the way on the final day and earned himself a hefty pay-day. Rose, however, is already looking ahead to his next outing and posted a photograph on Twitter, showing his followers his high-tech 'TrackMan Indoor High\u00a0Definition Golf Simulator.' Justin Rose is back training and was pictured using his state-of-the-art \u00a330,000 indoor simulator . His caption read: 'Week at home working on my game before my next event on the #PGAtour.' The simulator gives the opportunity to practice in HD and includes such wind conditions to elevation levels, as it lets players practice their games inside their own homes, with incredible accuracy. It doesn't come cheap though and will set you back around \u00a330,000 to have one installed. Rose was in top form during the Masters and pushed winner Jordan Speith all the way at Augusta ."}], "metadata": {"id": "00d9def5af225b138e3d4ffa4d73e3b7e64a5590", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Justin Rose posted photo on Twitter of his high-tech indoor simulator .\nThe technology is worth \u00a330,000 and offers player high-definition golf .\nRose impressed during Masters 2015 and finished in joint second ."}}
{"prompt": "Hein Verbruggen, the controversial former head of international cycling, says he will fight any attempt to remove him as honorary president of the UCI after being criticised by the inquiry into the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. The Independent Commission for Reform in Cycling's (CIRC) report concluded that, under Verbruggen's leadership, the UCI had colluded with Armstrong to cover up allegations the seven-times Tour de France winner had doped. Verbruggen has now written to all UCI board members saying he has put the 'scandalously biased' report - which he also calls a 'character assassination' - into the hands of lawyers. Former head of international cycling Hein Verbruggen is unhappy with the CIRC report verdict . Verbruggen, pictured with Lance Armstrong in March 2003, has sent the CIRC report to Swiss lawyers . He also rejected a call from current UCI president Brian Cookson to resign his honorary presidency. In his letter, a copy of which has been seen by Press Association Sport, Verbruggen says: 'Mr Cookson is in for a surprise if he thinks that I will accept this scandalously biased CIRC report, and the same goes for taking away my honorary title. 'Indeed, the last word about the CIRC report has not yet been written. I would like to make you aware that I am having the report analysed by Swiss lawyers.' The lengthy letter added: 'It has become clear that what I am dealing with here is simply a personal revenge campaign against me by Mr Cookson.' Verbruggen also claims the 2.8million euros cost of the CIRC report has effectively been wasted. After the CIRC report was published in March, Cookson, said he would write to Verbruggen to ask him to step down as honorary president saying he had made 'serious errors of judgment and wrong decisions'. On Monday, Cookson said he would not get dragged into a public war of words with Verbruggen. He said: 'I think Mr Verbruggen's letter speaks for itself. Those who have read the CIRC report will understand where the UCI went wrong in the past, including the conflicts it needlessly got into and which seriously damaged its credibility. I was elected to change the way the UCI conducts itself and I won't be drawn into this kind of public conflict.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHein Verbruggen, the controversial former head of international cycling, says he will fight any attempt to remove him as honorary president of the UCI after being criticised by the inquiry into the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. The Independent Commission for Reform in Cycling's (CIRC) report concluded that, under Verbruggen's leadership, the UCI had colluded with Armstrong to cover up allegations the seven-times Tour de France winner had doped. Verbruggen has now written to all UCI board members saying he has put the 'scandalously biased' report - which he also calls a 'character assassination' - into the hands of lawyers. Former head of international cycling Hein Verbruggen is unhappy with the CIRC report verdict . Verbruggen, pictured with Lance Armstrong in March 2003, has sent the CIRC report to Swiss lawyers . He also rejected a call from current UCI president Brian Cookson to resign his honorary presidency. In his letter, a copy of which has been seen by Press Association Sport, Verbruggen says: 'Mr Cookson is in for a surprise if he thinks that I will accept this scandalously biased CIRC report, and the same goes for taking away my honorary title. 'Indeed, the last word about the CIRC report has not yet been written. I would like to make you aware that I am having the report analysed by Swiss lawyers.' The lengthy letter added: 'It has become clear that what I am dealing with here is simply a personal revenge campaign against me by Mr Cookson.' Verbruggen also claims the 2.8million euros cost of the CIRC report has effectively been wasted. After the CIRC report was published in March, Cookson, said he would write to Verbruggen to ask him to step down as honorary president saying he had made 'serious errors of judgment and wrong decisions'. On Monday, Cookson said he would not get dragged into a public war of words with Verbruggen. He said: 'I think Mr Verbruggen's letter speaks for itself. Those who have read the CIRC report will understand where the UCI went wrong in the past, including the conflicts it needlessly got into and which seriously damaged its credibility. I was elected to change the way the UCI conducts itself and I won't be drawn into this kind of public conflict.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "f04510f4a426de73828e749d2ed4b9ddb88b7d29", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Independent Commission for Reform in Cycling (CIRC) concluded that the UCI colluded with Lance Armstrong to cover up allegations .\nHein Verbruggen was criticised as events occurred under his leadership .\nVerbruggen has revealed he is having the report analysed by lawyers ."}}
{"prompt": "Swansea manager Garry Monk is out to claim a season-first against Hull on Saturday - pick up some points after an international break. Monk's men have enjoyed an excellent campaign by being in the top 10 all season and are currently in eighth place with the club's best Barclays Premier League points total in sight. Swansea have eight more games to collect the five points needed to beat the 47-point mark posted in their inaugural Premier League campaign in 2011-12. Garry Monk is out to claim a season-first against Hull by picking up a point after an international break . The Swansea boss gestures towards his striker Bafetimbi Gomis during a training session this week . It is a campaign which has exceeded so many expectations but Swansea have yet to pick up a point after an international break this term, although in mitigation those have been away games at Chelsea, Stoke and Manchester City. 'International breaks are never easy because it does disrupt your preparations but we have to put that right on Saturday,' Monk said ahead of Hull's visit to the Liberty Stadium. 'A lot of the players come back later on in the week and you might get only two or three days preparation with some of them. 'But these are the decisions you have to make, you assess them when they come back and see where they are physically and mentally. 'You see how well they did in those games, make sure there's nothing from that and then select your side. 'But I don't read too much into those games we've had after the international break because we've been unlucky in some of them.' Wayne Routledge (right) marked by Kyle Naughton during the session as Swansea prepare for Hull . Swansea captain Ashley Williams (centre) in training as they look to end their post-international break duck . Swansea are seeking a double over relegation-troubled Hull after winning 1-0 at the KC Stadium just before Christmas. But Monk says games between the two clubs have always been tight affairs and he is not expecting anything different this time. 'I watched their last game against Chelsea and thought they performed extremely well and were unlucky to lose,' Monk said. 'We've always had close games with Hull. It's a tough physical game with them but they have got quality to hurt us if we're not on our game. 'This is it, the business end of the season and everyone's fighting for their own reasons. 'Hull are trying to stay away from danger at the bottom of the table, they will be very determined and we have to be prepared for that. 'But we're in good form at the moment and we're trying to push on and focus on our own agenda.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSwansea manager Garry Monk is out to claim a season-first against Hull on Saturday - pick up some points after an international break. Monk's men have enjoyed an excellent campaign by being in the top 10 all season and are currently in eighth place with the club's best Barclays Premier League points total in sight. Swansea have eight more games to collect the five points needed to beat the 47-point mark posted in their inaugural Premier League campaign in 2011-12. Garry Monk is out to claim a season-first against Hull by picking up a point after an international break . The Swansea boss gestures towards his striker Bafetimbi Gomis during a training session this week . It is a campaign which has exceeded so many expectations but Swansea have yet to pick up a point after an international break this term, although in mitigation those have been away games at Chelsea, Stoke and Manchester City. 'International breaks are never easy because it does disrupt your preparations but we have to put that right on Saturday,' Monk said ahead of Hull's visit to the Liberty Stadium. 'A lot of the players come back later on in the week and you might get only two or three days preparation with some of them. 'But these are the decisions you have to make, you assess them when they come back and see where they are physically and mentally. 'You see how well they did in those games, make sure there's nothing from that and then select your side. 'But I don't read too much into those games we've had after the international break because we've been unlucky in some of them.' Wayne Routledge (right) marked by Kyle Naughton during the session as Swansea prepare for Hull . Swansea captain Ashley Williams (centre) in training as they look to end their post-international break duck . Swansea are seeking a double over relegation-troubled Hull after winning 1-0 at the KC Stadium just before Christmas. But Monk says games between the two clubs have always been tight affairs and he is not expecting anything different this time. 'I watched their last game against Chelsea and thought they performed extremely well and were unlucky to lose,' Monk said. 'We've always had close games with Hull. It's a tough physical game with them but they have got quality to hurt us if we're not on our game. 'This is it, the business end of the season and everyone's fighting for their own reasons. 'Hull are trying to stay away from danger at the bottom of the table, they will be very determined and we have to be prepared for that. 'But we're in good form at the moment and we're trying to push on and focus on our own agenda.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "be88c399d5c71ff53cbefb1a2a891ce18062f61c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Swansea have lost all three games after an international break this season .\nSet to host Hull City in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon .\nGarry Monk's side have been in the top 10 for the entire campaign so far ."}}
{"prompt": "An amazing map revealed by Nasa has shown where lightning occurs most on Earth. The map reveals average yearly counts of lightning flashes per square kilometre from 1995 to 2013. And the results show that the highest amounts of lightning flashes occur in the far eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and Lake Maracaibo in northwestern Venezuela. Scroll down for video . The map above shows the average yearly counts of lightning flashes per square kilometer from 1995 to 2013. Areas with the fewest number of flashes each year are grey and purple; areas with the largest number of lightning flashes - as many as 150 per year per square kilometer (0.4 square miles) - are bright pink. The Democratic Republic of Congo was found to have the most over the period . The map was created using data from Nasa\u2019s Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite, and the Orbview-1/Microlab satellite. In the map, the areas with the largest number of flashes - up to 150 per year per square kilometre (0.4 square miles) - are shown in bright pink. The areas with the least are grey and purple. According to the satellite observations, lightning occurs more often over land than it does over oceans. And it also seems to happen more often closer to the equator. The higher frequency over land is because solid earth absorbs sunlight and heats up faster than water, so there is greater atmospheric instability - leading to the formation of storms. And Nasa\u2019s Dr Daniel Cecil, a member of the Global Hydrology and Climate Centre\u2019s lightning team, said the data also shows interesting trends. According to the satellite observations, lightning occurs more often over land than it does over oceans. Shown here is a passing storm over the African countryside with forked lightning on 10 October 2013 . The higher frequency over land is because solid earth absorbs sunlight and heats up faster than water, so there is greater atmospheric instability - leading to the formation of storms. Shown is a storm hitting the city of Tripoli in Libya . Researchers have found that regardless of where you are in the world, lightning bolts are at their most powerful at 8am. This is because there are fewer particles in the atmosphere overnight, so it takes a more powerful charge to overcome the extra distance between these particles and release the bolt of power. For example, a large number of flashes were seen during the month of May in the Brahmaputra Valley of far eastern India. The heating and weather patterns are unstable and changeable at that time-just before the onset of the monsoon, which brings plenty of rain but much less lightning. In contrast, locations in Central Africa and Northwestern South America have large amounts of lightning throughout the entire year. Dr Cecil noted that more years of data has not necessarily brought notable big-picture differences when compared to earlier maps. \u2018The longer record allows us to more confidently identify some of these finer details,' he said. 'We can examine seasonality, and variability through the day and year-to-year.\u2019 This comparable Nasa map shows global lightning strikes from January 1998 to 2013 from the NASA/MSFC Lightning Imaging Sensor .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn amazing map revealed by Nasa has shown where lightning occurs most on Earth. The map reveals average yearly counts of lightning flashes per square kilometre from 1995 to 2013. And the results show that the highest amounts of lightning flashes occur in the far eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and Lake Maracaibo in northwestern Venezuela. Scroll down for video . The map above shows the average yearly counts of lightning flashes per square kilometer from 1995 to 2013. Areas with the fewest number of flashes each year are grey and purple; areas with the largest number of lightning flashes - as many as 150 per year per square kilometer (0.4 square miles) - are bright pink. The Democratic Republic of Congo was found to have the most over the period . The map was created using data from Nasa\u2019s Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite, and the Orbview-1/Microlab satellite. In the map, the areas with the largest number of flashes - up to 150 per year per square kilometre (0.4 square miles) - are shown in bright pink. The areas with the least are grey and purple. According to the satellite observations, lightning occurs more often over land than it does over oceans. And it also seems to happen more often closer to the equator. The higher frequency over land is because solid earth absorbs sunlight and heats up faster than water, so there is greater atmospheric instability - leading to the formation of storms. And Nasa\u2019s Dr Daniel Cecil, a member of the Global Hydrology and Climate Centre\u2019s lightning team, said the data also shows interesting trends. According to the satellite observations, lightning occurs more often over land than it does over oceans. Shown here is a passing storm over the African countryside with forked lightning on 10 October 2013 . The higher frequency over land is because solid earth absorbs sunlight and heats up faster than water, so there is greater atmospheric instability - leading to the formation of storms. Shown is a storm hitting the city of Tripoli in Libya . Researchers have found that regardless of where you are in the world, lightning bolts are at their most powerful at 8am. This is because there are fewer particles in the atmosphere overnight, so it takes a more powerful charge to overcome the extra distance between these particles and release the bolt of power. For example, a large number of flashes were seen during the month of May in the Brahmaputra Valley of far eastern India. The heating and weather patterns are unstable and changeable at that time-just before the onset of the monsoon, which brings plenty of rain but much less lightning. In contrast, locations in Central Africa and Northwestern South America have large amounts of lightning throughout the entire year. Dr Cecil noted that more years of data has not necessarily brought notable big-picture differences when compared to earlier maps. \u2018The longer record allows us to more confidently identify some of these finer details,' he said. 'We can examine seasonality, and variability through the day and year-to-year.\u2019 This comparable Nasa map shows global lightning strikes from January 1998 to 2013 from the NASA/MSFC Lightning Imaging Sensor ."}], "metadata": {"id": "a32bccc65da9443a9a234110e33ee230d54812d6", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "A Nasa map has revealed which parts of the world experience the most flashes of lightning ever year .\nDemocratic Republic of Congo and Lake Maracaibo in northwestern Venezuela experienced the most .\nAccording to the satellite observations, lightning occurs more often over land than it does over oceans .\nAnd lightning also seems to happen more often closer to the equator, owing to the hotter temperatures ."}}
{"prompt": "Derby hero Jermain Defoe was lost for words as he tried to describe the emotion of scoring\u00a0his stunning winner against Newcastle admitting he even had to question that it was even happening. The Sunderland hitman smashed home a missile of a left-footed volley in Sunday's 1-0 win at the Stadium of Light to ease the Black Cats three points clear of the Barclays Premier League relegation zone and send Wearside into ecstasy. It was just the club's third home league win of the season, but a fifth successive victory over the Magpies, and January signing Defoe will have good reason to remember it long after he has finally hung up his boots. Jermain Defoe (centre) connects beautifully with a left-footed volley to fire Sunderland into a 1-0 lead . Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul was unable to do anything about Defoe's 45th-minute strike . The 32-year-old said: 'It just happened so quickly, but as soon as it left my foot, I knew. It's one of those moments when you think, \"Wow! Is this even happening?\". The stadium just erupted and I got emotional, it was crazy. 'The feeling, it's hard to even find words to describe that sort of feeling. It's special. 'It's up there, to be honest - and with my weaker foot, it's definitely up there, top five easily easily. 'It's definitely up there - top two, actually. The feeling, why I got emotional, that feeling was unbelievable.' 'I remember a long ball, and Fletch was unbelievable because he played the number nine role up there on his own and me and Connor (Wickham) were just beside him. The 32-year-old watches on as the strike- his third for Sunderland - flies over Krul in the Magpies goal . The striker wheels away in celebration of his brilliant strike just before the half-time whistle was blown . 'Even from when I was young and you do finishing, I have always practised on my left foot because in games, sometimes you get chances and sometimes it comes on your left foot, so I have always practised over the years from when I was very young so I feel comfortable that when a chance comes, I can not even think about it, I can just hit it like I did. 'But to score a goal like that in a game like this, it's a dream come true.' Sunderland might have increased their lead as the game opened up with the visitors launching a desperate late attempt to salvage a point, but in the end, a single goal was enough to leave Defoe marvelling at his first experience of the Wear-Tyne rivalry. He said: The lads said, 'Just wait', but wow! Even in the warm-up, the noise, and coming down the tunnel, I had goosebumps. Defoe seemed overcome with emotion as he fell to the turf shortly after putting Sunderland into a 1-0 lead . The 32-year-old frontman looked close to tears as both teams left the Stadium of Light pitch at half-time . 'But even travelling to the stadium and seeing all the fans in the streets, seeing all the kids with their shirts on, it was just crazy.' The victory ended a seven-game wait for a three-point haul, and it could hardly have been better timed after new head coach Dick Advocaat took over the reins and left his players in no doubt about the fact that they faced nine cup finals. That process will continue next weekend when Alan Pardew's Crystal Palace head for the Stadium of Light - Pardew, of course, was Newcastle boss for the first four of those five defeats - and Defoe is hoping he and his team-mates can use their derby success as a springboard. He said: 'You win a game like this and the lads have got to enjoy it. Everyone will enjoy it, the fans. 'But at the end of the day, the season hasn't finished and we have massive games coming up. It's important that we just concentrate on the next game, be professional and win that.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDerby hero Jermain Defoe was lost for words as he tried to describe the emotion of scoring\u00a0his stunning winner against Newcastle admitting he even had to question that it was even happening. The Sunderland hitman smashed home a missile of a left-footed volley in Sunday's 1-0 win at the Stadium of Light to ease the Black Cats three points clear of the Barclays Premier League relegation zone and send Wearside into ecstasy. It was just the club's third home league win of the season, but a fifth successive victory over the Magpies, and January signing Defoe will have good reason to remember it long after he has finally hung up his boots. Jermain Defoe (centre) connects beautifully with a left-footed volley to fire Sunderland into a 1-0 lead . Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul was unable to do anything about Defoe's 45th-minute strike . The 32-year-old said: 'It just happened so quickly, but as soon as it left my foot, I knew. It's one of those moments when you think, \"Wow! Is this even happening?\". The stadium just erupted and I got emotional, it was crazy. 'The feeling, it's hard to even find words to describe that sort of feeling. It's special. 'It's up there, to be honest - and with my weaker foot, it's definitely up there, top five easily easily. 'It's definitely up there - top two, actually. The feeling, why I got emotional, that feeling was unbelievable.' 'I remember a long ball, and Fletch was unbelievable because he played the number nine role up there on his own and me and Connor (Wickham) were just beside him. The 32-year-old watches on as the strike- his third for Sunderland - flies over Krul in the Magpies goal . The striker wheels away in celebration of his brilliant strike just before the half-time whistle was blown . 'Even from when I was young and you do finishing, I have always practised on my left foot because in games, sometimes you get chances and sometimes it comes on your left foot, so I have always practised over the years from when I was very young so I feel comfortable that when a chance comes, I can not even think about it, I can just hit it like I did. 'But to score a goal like that in a game like this, it's a dream come true.' Sunderland might have increased their lead as the game opened up with the visitors launching a desperate late attempt to salvage a point, but in the end, a single goal was enough to leave Defoe marvelling at his first experience of the Wear-Tyne rivalry. He said: The lads said, 'Just wait', but wow! Even in the warm-up, the noise, and coming down the tunnel, I had goosebumps. Defoe seemed overcome with emotion as he fell to the turf shortly after putting Sunderland into a 1-0 lead . The 32-year-old frontman looked close to tears as both teams left the Stadium of Light pitch at half-time . 'But even travelling to the stadium and seeing all the fans in the streets, seeing all the kids with their shirts on, it was just crazy.' The victory ended a seven-game wait for a three-point haul, and it could hardly have been better timed after new head coach Dick Advocaat took over the reins and left his players in no doubt about the fact that they faced nine cup finals. That process will continue next weekend when Alan Pardew's Crystal Palace head for the Stadium of Light - Pardew, of course, was Newcastle boss for the first four of those five defeats - and Defoe is hoping he and his team-mates can use their derby success as a springboard. He said: 'You win a game like this and the lads have got to enjoy it. Everyone will enjoy it, the fans. 'But at the end of the day, the season hasn't finished and we have massive games coming up. It's important that we just concentrate on the next game, be professional and win that.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "574f644d9ed1c28e18b21a6544a8183c5aae8efe", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Sunderland beat Newcastle 1-0 at the Stadium of Light on Sunday .\nJermain Defoe scored the winner with a stunning volley from 25 yards .\nThe striker was lost for words as he tried to describe the feeling ."}}
{"prompt": "Lionel Messi's foot swelling is still a concern for Barcelona after the Argentine star missed both games for his country during the international break, and he now faces tests to determine whether he will be fit to tackle Celta Vigo on Sunday. The worries about Messi's fitness make the front cover of Spanish paper SPORT, who say that the four-time Ballon d'Or winner wants to play as his side look to close in on the La Liga title. However, those hopes could be curtailed by tests on Thursday. Team-mate Gerard Pique had spoken of his optimism regarding Messi's chances of playing on Saturday but it seems far from certain with AS labelling him a 'doubt'. SPORT's front page says Lionel Messi wants to play at the weekend and\u00a0AS' front page reads: 'Next is Gaya' Messi was left out of both of Argentina's games during the international break with his swollen foot problem . While Messi wants to play, the problem continues and he faces tests on Thursday to decide if he can play . Marca talk about Danilo and Real Madrid's new transfer policy while Mundo Deportivo look at Felipe Anderson . 'In the end it is up to how he feels during the rest of the week,' Pique said. 'The medical staff are those who should decide. My feeling is that he will play.' ESPN have claimed that Messi's injury, which has been shrouded in mystery, was the result of a tackle by Martin Demichelis during Manchester City's Champions League exit against Barca last month. 'Messi broke down the right hoping to put the ball into the area for (Luis) Suarez or Neymar,' ESPN reported. ESPN have claimed that Messi's injury was the result of a tackle by Manchester City's Martin Demichelis . The La Liga top scorer did manage to play in El Clasico against Real Madrid, but his impact was limited . 'At that moment Demichelis savagely brought him down and sent him crashing into the advertising hoardings. Messi did not get up and when he finally moved grabbed his right foot with both hands, visibly concerned.' While the La Liga top scorer did manage to play in El Clasico against Real Madrid, his impact was limited and the problem has since become more troublesome. AS also focus on the interest of England's top two clubs in bringing a young Spanish talent to the Barclays Premier League.\u00a0Jose Luis Gaya is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season. Manchester City and Chelsea target Jose Luis Gaya shields the ball from Fernando Torres for Valencia . Mundo Deportivo say Felipe Anderson is a target for Barcelona having also been linked to Manchester City . Gaya's rumoured \u00a313.1million release clause could tempt Chelsea and Manchester City, who AS say are ready to bring in one of the up-and-coming stars of Spanish football although they face competition from Real Madrid. Mundo Deportivo also touch on Messi's late medical tests but their main story is on how Barcelona are keeping tabs on the top talent coming out of Serie A, with a particular focus on Lazio midfielder Felipe Anderson. The Barca-based paper say the La Liga leaders have been spying on Anderson's progress of late, while Manchester City are also known to hold an interest. Corriere dello Sport look at the race for the Champions League while Tuttosport see Juve's 'cup obsession' Torino right back Matteo Darmian is linked with a move to Barcelona in Tuttosport after starring for Italy . L'Equipe speculate at what could happen with Radamel Falcao after his loan at Manchester United ends . Falcao's potential move back to Ligue 1 is prominent on L'Equipe's front page while A Bola look at Heldon . In Italy, Corriere dello Sport look at a familiar topic for English fans: the race for the Champions League, with a focus on Roma and Napoli. The capital club are just one point ahead of their closest rivals for a European place, and they face a tough derby against Lazio in Saturday's early kick-off. Tuttosport choose to look at Juventus' trophy obsession, with director Pavel Nedved saying: 'We've got to believe in the Champions League.' They also mention Barcelona's Serie A scouting, with Torino right back Matteo Darmian the man they are going for. Meanwhile, L'Equipe in France speculate about a return to Monaco for Manchester United's on-loan flop Radamel Falcao and Portugal's A Bola say\u00a0Heldon Ramos will return from his loan at Cordoba to find a starting place at Sporting Lisbon.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nLionel Messi's foot swelling is still a concern for Barcelona after the Argentine star missed both games for his country during the international break, and he now faces tests to determine whether he will be fit to tackle Celta Vigo on Sunday. The worries about Messi's fitness make the front cover of Spanish paper SPORT, who say that the four-time Ballon d'Or winner wants to play as his side look to close in on the La Liga title. However, those hopes could be curtailed by tests on Thursday. Team-mate Gerard Pique had spoken of his optimism regarding Messi's chances of playing on Saturday but it seems far from certain with AS labelling him a 'doubt'. SPORT's front page says Lionel Messi wants to play at the weekend and\u00a0AS' front page reads: 'Next is Gaya' Messi was left out of both of Argentina's games during the international break with his swollen foot problem . While Messi wants to play, the problem continues and he faces tests on Thursday to decide if he can play . Marca talk about Danilo and Real Madrid's new transfer policy while Mundo Deportivo look at Felipe Anderson . 'In the end it is up to how he feels during the rest of the week,' Pique said. 'The medical staff are those who should decide. My feeling is that he will play.' ESPN have claimed that Messi's injury, which has been shrouded in mystery, was the result of a tackle by Martin Demichelis during Manchester City's Champions League exit against Barca last month. 'Messi broke down the right hoping to put the ball into the area for (Luis) Suarez or Neymar,' ESPN reported. ESPN have claimed that Messi's injury was the result of a tackle by Manchester City's Martin Demichelis . The La Liga top scorer did manage to play in El Clasico against Real Madrid, but his impact was limited . 'At that moment Demichelis savagely brought him down and sent him crashing into the advertising hoardings. Messi did not get up and when he finally moved grabbed his right foot with both hands, visibly concerned.' While the La Liga top scorer did manage to play in El Clasico against Real Madrid, his impact was limited and the problem has since become more troublesome. AS also focus on the interest of England's top two clubs in bringing a young Spanish talent to the Barclays Premier League.\u00a0Jose Luis Gaya is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season. Manchester City and Chelsea target Jose Luis Gaya shields the ball from Fernando Torres for Valencia . Mundo Deportivo say Felipe Anderson is a target for Barcelona having also been linked to Manchester City . Gaya's rumoured \u00a313.1million release clause could tempt Chelsea and Manchester City, who AS say are ready to bring in one of the up-and-coming stars of Spanish football although they face competition from Real Madrid. Mundo Deportivo also touch on Messi's late medical tests but their main story is on how Barcelona are keeping tabs on the top talent coming out of Serie A, with a particular focus on Lazio midfielder Felipe Anderson. The Barca-based paper say the La Liga leaders have been spying on Anderson's progress of late, while Manchester City are also known to hold an interest. Corriere dello Sport look at the race for the Champions League while Tuttosport see Juve's 'cup obsession' Torino right back Matteo Darmian is linked with a move to Barcelona in Tuttosport after starring for Italy . L'Equipe speculate at what could happen with Radamel Falcao after his loan at Manchester United ends . Falcao's potential move back to Ligue 1 is prominent on L'Equipe's front page while A Bola look at Heldon . In Italy, Corriere dello Sport look at a familiar topic for English fans: the race for the Champions League, with a focus on Roma and Napoli. The capital club are just one point ahead of their closest rivals for a European place, and they face a tough derby against Lazio in Saturday's early kick-off. Tuttosport choose to look at Juventus' trophy obsession, with director Pavel Nedved saying: 'We've got to believe in the Champions League.' They also mention Barcelona's Serie A scouting, with Torino right back Matteo Darmian the man they are going for. Meanwhile, L'Equipe in France speculate about a return to Monaco for Manchester United's on-loan flop Radamel Falcao and Portugal's A Bola say\u00a0Heldon Ramos will return from his loan at Cordoba to find a starting place at Sporting Lisbon."}], "metadata": {"id": "0a169f143023770236a7a7c996e2578b5563e045", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Lionel Messi faces tests on Thursday to see if he will be fit for Barcelona .\nArgentine star missed both games for his country with a swollen foot .\nChelsea and Manchester City could be keen on Valencia's\u00a0Jose Luis Gaya .\nReal Madrid's signing of Danilo shows an intention to gamble on the future .\nL'Equipe speculates that Radamel Falcao could return to play for Monaco ."}}
{"prompt": "Shelly Sterling has spoken out about her legal victory over her husband's alleged mistress V. Stiviano, saying she took the much-younger woman to court 'for justice'. The billionaire wife of former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling said she felt vindicated by the judge's ruling this week that Stiviano, 32, must return $2.6 million in sugar daddy gifts. Donald Sterling, 80, had lavished his alleged girlfriend with gifts including a $1.8 million house, luxury cars and stocks - all while hiding them from his wife of six decades. But Shelly insisted on Wednesday she didn't take them to court over the money. Scroll down for video . Vindicated: Shelly Sterling, pictured at a Clippers game last month, will receive $2.6 million from a woman her husband Donald showered with gifts. Shelly has said she took the woman to court 'for justice' 'I did it for justice,' she said. 'I think when somebody harms you in so many ways, justice has to prevail.' Shelly Sterling said she would donate the proceeds to charity. Despite acknowledging marital problems, she also said she and her husband never separated. She said she\u00a0drafted divorce papers last year, but never filed them. The couple testified at trial last month in Los Angeles Superior Court about their love for each other, displaying cards they had exchanged. Still, Donald Sterling is suing his wife and the NBA over the $2 billion sale of the team. A year ago, a recording of Donald Sterling telling Stiviano not to associate with black people led the NBA to ban him for life and fine him $2.5 million. His wife then negotiated a deal to sell the team with ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer after doctors found Donald Sterling incompetent to handle his business affairs. Together: Donald Sterling is pictured with V. Stiviano in 2011 as they watch the Clippers play. He lost the team last year after a recording emerged in which he told Stiviano not to be seen with black people . Shelly added on Wednesday that she mourns the loss of the team. 'It was a horrible thing to go through,' she said. 'They were like my family. To this day I still feel very bad about it.' Her husband's lawyer on Wednesday criticized her lawsuit as a 'pet project' that had extended Stiviano's time in the spotlight. 'The sums spent by Shelly Sterling in pursuing this matter likely exceeds any amount that will be recovered,' attorney Bobby Samini said. 'We remain perplexed that so much time, energy and money have been allocated to litigating with Ms. Stiviano.' Shelly Sterling's attorney scoffed at that statement. 'What do you expect from the lawyer for a husband who was caught red-handed gifting his mistress with millions of dollars of family money,' Pierce O'Donnell said. In court: Stiviano, pictured heading to court last month, accepted gifts worth $2.6 million from the older man and has now been ordered to hand them back over. The exact nature of their relationship was never clear . Shelly Sterling had filed the suit against Stiviano a month before the recording of her husband telling Stiviano not to associate with black people created an uproar and led the NBA to ban him for life. In court, Shelly Sterling's lawyers used other recordings from Stivian's iPhone to show he bought his alleged mistress a house, a Ferrari and other things. Stiviano and the 80-year-old billionaire were heard discussing how to shield gifts from his wife. 'The truth is that everything that I have, you've given me from your heart without me begging or asking or throwing myself all over you,' Stiviano said in snippet played in court. During the course of their two and a half years together, Sterling gave her a Ferrari, a Bentley and a Range Rover, and paid the lion's share of a $1.8 million duplex. Sterling testified that he paid for the house, though Stiviano said she had contributed an unknown amount of money given to her in small bills by family members that she saved in a bedroom drawer. But Judge Richard Fruin Jr. said this claim was 'not believable' and he relied instead on a recording in which she told Donald Sterling: 'I want Shelly to know you bought me the house.' Still smiling: Stiviano, pictured showing off her new braces, was seen out in Los Angeles earlier this month . He ruled earlier this week that Stiviano must now turn over the keys to the $1.8 million house and pay Shelly Sterling some $800,000 that her husband showered on the younger woman in gifts. It was Stiviano who recorded the now-infamous conversation with Sterling in which he berated her for associating with black people and urged her not to bring minorities with her to Clippers games. In the subsequent furor, the NBA banned Sterling from the league for life, and he was ultimately forced to sell the Clippers franchise he had owned for 33 years for a record $2 billion. The recording was leaked weeks after Shelly Sterling sued Stiviano, alleging she was her husband's mistress but the exact nature of their relationship was never clear. Stiviano called him a lover and father figure but said they never had sex. Donald Sterling called her an 'ex-friend' on the witness stand, though he said in recordings that he loved her and wanted to give her everything.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nShelly Sterling has spoken out about her legal victory over her husband's alleged mistress V. Stiviano, saying she took the much-younger woman to court 'for justice'. The billionaire wife of former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling said she felt vindicated by the judge's ruling this week that Stiviano, 32, must return $2.6 million in sugar daddy gifts. Donald Sterling, 80, had lavished his alleged girlfriend with gifts including a $1.8 million house, luxury cars and stocks - all while hiding them from his wife of six decades. But Shelly insisted on Wednesday she didn't take them to court over the money. Scroll down for video . Vindicated: Shelly Sterling, pictured at a Clippers game last month, will receive $2.6 million from a woman her husband Donald showered with gifts. Shelly has said she took the woman to court 'for justice' 'I did it for justice,' she said. 'I think when somebody harms you in so many ways, justice has to prevail.' Shelly Sterling said she would donate the proceeds to charity. Despite acknowledging marital problems, she also said she and her husband never separated. She said she\u00a0drafted divorce papers last year, but never filed them. The couple testified at trial last month in Los Angeles Superior Court about their love for each other, displaying cards they had exchanged. Still, Donald Sterling is suing his wife and the NBA over the $2 billion sale of the team. A year ago, a recording of Donald Sterling telling Stiviano not to associate with black people led the NBA to ban him for life and fine him $2.5 million. His wife then negotiated a deal to sell the team with ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer after doctors found Donald Sterling incompetent to handle his business affairs. Together: Donald Sterling is pictured with V. Stiviano in 2011 as they watch the Clippers play. He lost the team last year after a recording emerged in which he told Stiviano not to be seen with black people . Shelly added on Wednesday that she mourns the loss of the team. 'It was a horrible thing to go through,' she said. 'They were like my family. To this day I still feel very bad about it.' Her husband's lawyer on Wednesday criticized her lawsuit as a 'pet project' that had extended Stiviano's time in the spotlight. 'The sums spent by Shelly Sterling in pursuing this matter likely exceeds any amount that will be recovered,' attorney Bobby Samini said. 'We remain perplexed that so much time, energy and money have been allocated to litigating with Ms. Stiviano.' Shelly Sterling's attorney scoffed at that statement. 'What do you expect from the lawyer for a husband who was caught red-handed gifting his mistress with millions of dollars of family money,' Pierce O'Donnell said. In court: Stiviano, pictured heading to court last month, accepted gifts worth $2.6 million from the older man and has now been ordered to hand them back over. The exact nature of their relationship was never clear . Shelly Sterling had filed the suit against Stiviano a month before the recording of her husband telling Stiviano not to associate with black people created an uproar and led the NBA to ban him for life. In court, Shelly Sterling's lawyers used other recordings from Stivian's iPhone to show he bought his alleged mistress a house, a Ferrari and other things. Stiviano and the 80-year-old billionaire were heard discussing how to shield gifts from his wife. 'The truth is that everything that I have, you've given me from your heart without me begging or asking or throwing myself all over you,' Stiviano said in snippet played in court. During the course of their two and a half years together, Sterling gave her a Ferrari, a Bentley and a Range Rover, and paid the lion's share of a $1.8 million duplex. Sterling testified that he paid for the house, though Stiviano said she had contributed an unknown amount of money given to her in small bills by family members that she saved in a bedroom drawer. But Judge Richard Fruin Jr. said this claim was 'not believable' and he relied instead on a recording in which she told Donald Sterling: 'I want Shelly to know you bought me the house.' Still smiling: Stiviano, pictured showing off her new braces, was seen out in Los Angeles earlier this month . He ruled earlier this week that Stiviano must now turn over the keys to the $1.8 million house and pay Shelly Sterling some $800,000 that her husband showered on the younger woman in gifts. It was Stiviano who recorded the now-infamous conversation with Sterling in which he berated her for associating with black people and urged her not to bring minorities with her to Clippers games. In the subsequent furor, the NBA banned Sterling from the league for life, and he was ultimately forced to sell the Clippers franchise he had owned for 33 years for a record $2 billion. The recording was leaked weeks after Shelly Sterling sued Stiviano, alleging she was her husband's mistress but the exact nature of their relationship was never clear. Stiviano called him a lover and father figure but said they never had sex. Donald Sterling called her an 'ex-friend' on the witness stand, though he said in recordings that he loved her and wanted to give her everything."}], "metadata": {"id": "18aa6b92a491899111f8a6ef68cb8b78d559aa8a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "A Los Angeles judge ruled this week that V. Stiviano must return $2.6 million in gifts she was given by former Clippers owner Donald Sterling .\nShelly Sterling said on Wednesday that she feels vindicated by the win and will be giving the money to charity .\nShe said that she and Sterling never split and, even though she drew up divorce papers last year, she never filed them .\nThe ruling came a year after the NBA banned Sterling for life over a recording of him telling Stiviano not to associate with black people ."}}
{"prompt": "It may not be as fast as a Ferrari or as regal as a Rolls Royce but the most popular type of car in the world is 50 years old this year as the humble hatchback hits its half century. The car shape originally designed to help French farmers transport their sheep to market now accounts for a staggering two in every three cars sold in the UK. And it is just as popular across the world from Munich to Mexico City thanks to its practical design, economy and comfort. The model credited with being the world\u2019s first ever hatchback was the\u00a0Renault 16 unveiled in April 1965 . The Renault 4: the forerunner to the Renault 16 was first designed to allow French farmers to transport sheep . The model credited with being the world\u2019s first ever hatchback was unveiled to the public with the launch of France\u2019s Renault 16 in April 1965. Now it accounts for a staggering two thirds of all new cars sold in Britain and a majority of those sold in most other markets from Europe to Japan and, increasingly, the US too. In the UK, seven of the top ten sellers last year - including the top five - are classed as hatchbacks. This is defined as a car which has a boot that lifts up from the roof but the outline of the car is no bigger than if it were a standard saloon (so estate cars and 4x4s are not classed as hatchbacks for instance.) Yet when the first one went on sale in 1965, the name hatchback did not even exist. It only came into use in the 70s as an alternative to the American term \u2018liftback\u2019 for such cars. The Renault 16 was the first mass produced hatchback in the world. It was described by then Renault president Pierre Dreyfus as a \u2018voiture a vivre\u2019 - a car for every aspect of life. Britain\u2019s answer to the pioneering Renault \u00a0was the very similar looking, but poorly built, Austin Maxi (pictured) The very popular Austin Mini Metro by Austin Rover was launched in 1980 and then relaunched in 1995 . Like the earlier Renault 4, the boot was hinged to the roof but unlike the R4, the chassis had not been extended to facilitate this. There had been clique luxury cars with a similar boot but the R16 was revolutionary for a mass produced car with a hatch at the back and seats which folded down. And it became the first time cars were called either \u2018three door\u2019 or \u2018five door.\u2019 The Ford focus the world's best selling nameplate . Not only is the Ford Focus the word's best selling hatchback but also the best selling automobile nameplate in the world. Ford began sales of the Focus to Europe in July 1998 and in North America during 1999. In 2010 Ford decided to reunite both international and North American models by releasing the international Mk3 worldwide. The previous North American version was discontinued, and the new model was launched simultaneously in North America and Europe in early 2011. As of the first half of 2012, the Focus surpassed the Toyota Camri as the world's best-seller . Renault celebrated the car\u2019s 50th anniversary with a retrospective exhibition in Paris this week. It said: \u201cThe goal was to design a high-end mid-sized car that would set itself completely apart from the opposition: a family car adapted to every aspect of modern life, boasting the functionality and versatility of an estate while delivering the comfort and elegance of a saloon car.\u201d The car was a critical and commercial success leading to generations of copycat rivals. Better rivals came from Japan - the Nissan Sunny (pictured) along with the Honda Civic and the Toyota Camry . Britain\u2019s answer to it was the very similar looking, but poorly built, Austin Maxi. It was so poor that even the factory workers at the time were reluctant to use their company discount to own one. Better rivals came from Japan - the Nissan Sunny, Honda Civic and the Toyota Camry which became one of the world\u2019s best selling cars of the 70s. The Germans followed with the Opel Kadett, which later became the Vauxhall Astra and the early VW Passat, a forerunner to the massively successful VW Golf. The VW Golf GTI and the Ford Escort XR3i from the golden age of the hatchback as a cult car . Ford brought out its own bestseller, the Fiesta and Fiat launched the Uno. European motorists snapped up hatchbacks by the million. America took longer to get the hatchback bug. Cheap petrol and a love of gas guzzling motors and pick ups meant they were reluctant to change at first. Gradually throughout the 1970s, most major manufacturers began to bring out hatchback versions of existing saloons, like the Ford Escort and Vauxhall Cavalier. The Americans finally followed suit with hatchback versions of their most popular cars including the Mustang and Chevette. Italian manufacturere Fiat launched its hatchback the Uno to challenge European rivals in 1983 . Then in the 80s came the Mini Metro and perhaps the most popular hatchback of all time, the Volkswagen Golf, which is still made to this day. This was also the decade which saw the arrival of the \u2018Hot Hatch\u2019 - souped up GTi versions of popular hatchback models including the Golf and Peugeot 205, which became synonymous with yuppies and so-called \u2018boy racers.\u2019 Now, hatchbacks are both popular and highly rated. The What Car? Car of the Year for 2015 was a hatchback, the new Skoda Fabia. The Nano: Designed to be the world's cheapest car . Made and Sold in India by Tata the Nano was designed to be the world's cheapest car and released at a price of\u00a0US$1,600. Tata Motors began development of an affordable car that would appeal to the many Indians who ride motorcycles. The purchase price of the car was brought down by dispensing with most nonessential features. Hatchbacks are incredibly popular in popular in India. The nation's Maruti 800 has sold 2.66 million since 1983. What Car? editor, Jim Holder, said: \u201cAt What Car?, we see every day how the popularity of the hatchback both endures and increases. \u201cFor a vast majority of buyers the added practicality offered by a hatchback is a necessity, and despite the rise in sales of supposedly more upmarket saloons we see no reason for that trend to change.\u201d Of 2.26 million cars sold in the UK last year, 1.5 million were hatchbacks. Of the top ten best sellers, the top five were hatchbacks - the Fiesta and Focus from Ford, the Corsa and Astra by Vauxhall and the VW Golf. The VW Polo is seventh in the table and the Audi A3 is eighth. The What Car? Car of the Year for 2015 was a hatchback, the new Skoda Fabia (pictured)", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt may not be as fast as a Ferrari or as regal as a Rolls Royce but the most popular type of car in the world is 50 years old this year as the humble hatchback hits its half century. The car shape originally designed to help French farmers transport their sheep to market now accounts for a staggering two in every three cars sold in the UK. And it is just as popular across the world from Munich to Mexico City thanks to its practical design, economy and comfort. The model credited with being the world\u2019s first ever hatchback was the\u00a0Renault 16 unveiled in April 1965 . The Renault 4: the forerunner to the Renault 16 was first designed to allow French farmers to transport sheep . The model credited with being the world\u2019s first ever hatchback was unveiled to the public with the launch of France\u2019s Renault 16 in April 1965. Now it accounts for a staggering two thirds of all new cars sold in Britain and a majority of those sold in most other markets from Europe to Japan and, increasingly, the US too. In the UK, seven of the top ten sellers last year - including the top five - are classed as hatchbacks. This is defined as a car which has a boot that lifts up from the roof but the outline of the car is no bigger than if it were a standard saloon (so estate cars and 4x4s are not classed as hatchbacks for instance.) Yet when the first one went on sale in 1965, the name hatchback did not even exist. It only came into use in the 70s as an alternative to the American term \u2018liftback\u2019 for such cars. The Renault 16 was the first mass produced hatchback in the world. It was described by then Renault president Pierre Dreyfus as a \u2018voiture a vivre\u2019 - a car for every aspect of life. Britain\u2019s answer to the pioneering Renault \u00a0was the very similar looking, but poorly built, Austin Maxi (pictured) The very popular Austin Mini Metro by Austin Rover was launched in 1980 and then relaunched in 1995 . Like the earlier Renault 4, the boot was hinged to the roof but unlike the R4, the chassis had not been extended to facilitate this. There had been clique luxury cars with a similar boot but the R16 was revolutionary for a mass produced car with a hatch at the back and seats which folded down. And it became the first time cars were called either \u2018three door\u2019 or \u2018five door.\u2019 The Ford focus the world's best selling nameplate . Not only is the Ford Focus the word's best selling hatchback but also the best selling automobile nameplate in the world. Ford began sales of the Focus to Europe in July 1998 and in North America during 1999. In 2010 Ford decided to reunite both international and North American models by releasing the international Mk3 worldwide. The previous North American version was discontinued, and the new model was launched simultaneously in North America and Europe in early 2011. As of the first half of 2012, the Focus surpassed the Toyota Camri as the world's best-seller . Renault celebrated the car\u2019s 50th anniversary with a retrospective exhibition in Paris this week. It said: \u201cThe goal was to design a high-end mid-sized car that would set itself completely apart from the opposition: a family car adapted to every aspect of modern life, boasting the functionality and versatility of an estate while delivering the comfort and elegance of a saloon car.\u201d The car was a critical and commercial success leading to generations of copycat rivals. Better rivals came from Japan - the Nissan Sunny (pictured) along with the Honda Civic and the Toyota Camry . Britain\u2019s answer to it was the very similar looking, but poorly built, Austin Maxi. It was so poor that even the factory workers at the time were reluctant to use their company discount to own one. Better rivals came from Japan - the Nissan Sunny, Honda Civic and the Toyota Camry which became one of the world\u2019s best selling cars of the 70s. The Germans followed with the Opel Kadett, which later became the Vauxhall Astra and the early VW Passat, a forerunner to the massively successful VW Golf. The VW Golf GTI and the Ford Escort XR3i from the golden age of the hatchback as a cult car . Ford brought out its own bestseller, the Fiesta and Fiat launched the Uno. European motorists snapped up hatchbacks by the million. America took longer to get the hatchback bug. Cheap petrol and a love of gas guzzling motors and pick ups meant they were reluctant to change at first. Gradually throughout the 1970s, most major manufacturers began to bring out hatchback versions of existing saloons, like the Ford Escort and Vauxhall Cavalier. The Americans finally followed suit with hatchback versions of their most popular cars including the Mustang and Chevette. Italian manufacturere Fiat launched its hatchback the Uno to challenge European rivals in 1983 . Then in the 80s came the Mini Metro and perhaps the most popular hatchback of all time, the Volkswagen Golf, which is still made to this day. This was also the decade which saw the arrival of the \u2018Hot Hatch\u2019 - souped up GTi versions of popular hatchback models including the Golf and Peugeot 205, which became synonymous with yuppies and so-called \u2018boy racers.\u2019 Now, hatchbacks are both popular and highly rated. The What Car? Car of the Year for 2015 was a hatchback, the new Skoda Fabia. The Nano: Designed to be the world's cheapest car . Made and Sold in India by Tata the Nano was designed to be the world's cheapest car and released at a price of\u00a0US$1,600. Tata Motors began development of an affordable car that would appeal to the many Indians who ride motorcycles. The purchase price of the car was brought down by dispensing with most nonessential features. Hatchbacks are incredibly popular in popular in India. The nation's Maruti 800 has sold 2.66 million since 1983. What Car? editor, Jim Holder, said: \u201cAt What Car?, we see every day how the popularity of the hatchback both endures and increases. \u201cFor a vast majority of buyers the added practicality offered by a hatchback is a necessity, and despite the rise in sales of supposedly more upmarket saloons we see no reason for that trend to change.\u201d Of 2.26 million cars sold in the UK last year, 1.5 million were hatchbacks. Of the top ten best sellers, the top five were hatchbacks - the Fiesta and Focus from Ford, the Corsa and Astra by Vauxhall and the VW Golf. The VW Polo is seventh in the table and the Audi A3 is eighth. The What Car? Car of the Year for 2015 was a hatchback, the new Skoda Fabia (pictured)"}], "metadata": {"id": "66cdff2ecac3336269ec5148fa233fe93cdc6823", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Car first designed to help French farmers transport their sheep for sale .\nFrom humble origins the 50-year-old hatchback is popular the world over .\nAccounting for two thirds of cars sold in the UK it dominates most markets ."}}
{"prompt": "A host of clubs are tracking Aston Villa\u2019s young central defender Kevin Toner as his contract nears its end. Norwich, Leicester, Newcastle and Stoke have watched Toner, one of Villa\u2019s most promising young players who captains their Under-21 team aged just 18. His current deal runs out this summer and Villa, keen to keep their best academy graduates, have made an offer of fresh terms. But it is understood other clubs are ready to declare their hands and Villa risk losing him. Kevin Toner, seen here in action against Liverpool in an FA Youth Cup tie, is being tracked by several clubs . Toner (left), Aston Villa's U21 captain at the age of just 18, is out of contract at the end of the summer . Toner has been capped by Republic of Ireland\u2019s Under-19s and Roy Keane is believed to have told Under-21 boss Noel King of his potential. Tim Sherwood is keen to develop Villa\u2019s young talent and Toner has been among a select few to train with the first team, alongside the likes of Lewis Kinsella and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy. Toner is known for his leadership abilities and wears the Under-21 armband even when seasoned pros drop down to development matches. Tim Sherwood is keen to develop Aston Villa's young talent, with Toner training with the first-team .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA host of clubs are tracking Aston Villa\u2019s young central defender Kevin Toner as his contract nears its end. Norwich, Leicester, Newcastle and Stoke have watched Toner, one of Villa\u2019s most promising young players who captains their Under-21 team aged just 18. His current deal runs out this summer and Villa, keen to keep their best academy graduates, have made an offer of fresh terms. But it is understood other clubs are ready to declare their hands and Villa risk losing him. Kevin Toner, seen here in action against Liverpool in an FA Youth Cup tie, is being tracked by several clubs . Toner (left), Aston Villa's U21 captain at the age of just 18, is out of contract at the end of the summer . Toner has been capped by Republic of Ireland\u2019s Under-19s and Roy Keane is believed to have told Under-21 boss Noel King of his potential. Tim Sherwood is keen to develop Villa\u2019s young talent and Toner has been among a select few to train with the first team, alongside the likes of Lewis Kinsella and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy. Toner is known for his leadership abilities and wears the Under-21 armband even when seasoned pros drop down to development matches. Tim Sherwood is keen to develop Aston Villa's young talent, with Toner training with the first-team ."}], "metadata": {"id": "8978c897710970e0fc17b6455f2baea163bd1a9d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Aston Villa defender Kevin Toner captains the club Under-21 team .\nThe 18-year-old is being tracked by number of rival Premier League clubs .\nNewcastle and Stoke have been watching the young central defender ."}}
{"prompt": "New York  (CNN)New York's iconic Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island will reopen to the public Saturday -- one day after a bomb threat that led to its evacuation was declared unfounded, officials said. The NYPD bomb squad on Friday examined a locker thought to contain a suspicious package and found it was empty, a law enforcement official said. Police declared the scene clear at 3:15 p.m. Other lockers checked as a precautionary measure, the law enforcement source said. Images posted on social media showed crowds of visitors walking on ramps to awaiting ferries. All civilians were evacuated and only emergency personnel remained on Liberty Island, according to police. The fire department had EMS units there as a precaution. Mike Burke, the head of Statue Cruises, which operates the ferry to the island, said: \"Our first priority is the safety and well being of all of our visitors.\" Burke said about 2,700 people were safely transported from the island and offered full refunds. Service to Liberty Island is to resume at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Shortly after 11 a.m., the National Park Service was informed that a 911 caller made a threat to blow up the Statue of Liberty -- which led to the evacuation, according to park service spokeswoman Mindi Rambo. A sweep by U.S. Park Police canine units \"alerted on an area of interest near the lockers at the base\" of the Statue of Liberty, Rambo said. Park police had notified the NYPD, which dispatched its bomb squad, officials said. It is not uncommon to get false positives from the bomb-sniffing dogs. \"Following their investigation, it was determined that there was not an explosive device,\" Rambo said. Approximately 3.5 million people visit the Statue of Liberty every year. Visitors must pass through security screening similar to airport security procedures, according to the National Park Service. Previously, the statue closed in November 2012 because of significant damage sustained from Superstorm Sandy. It reopened on July 4, 2013, with a ribbon cutting ceremony and long lines of tourists. The last time the island shut down to the public was in October 2013, when it closed for 12 days because of the a government shutdown. The statue was dedicated by President Grover Cleveland on October 28, 1886. It was a gift to the United States from the people of France to commemorate 100 years of Franco-American friendship as well as the centennial of America's independence.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNew York  (CNN)New York's iconic Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island will reopen to the public Saturday -- one day after a bomb threat that led to its evacuation was declared unfounded, officials said. The NYPD bomb squad on Friday examined a locker thought to contain a suspicious package and found it was empty, a law enforcement official said. Police declared the scene clear at 3:15 p.m. Other lockers checked as a precautionary measure, the law enforcement source said. Images posted on social media showed crowds of visitors walking on ramps to awaiting ferries. All civilians were evacuated and only emergency personnel remained on Liberty Island, according to police. The fire department had EMS units there as a precaution. Mike Burke, the head of Statue Cruises, which operates the ferry to the island, said: \"Our first priority is the safety and well being of all of our visitors.\" Burke said about 2,700 people were safely transported from the island and offered full refunds. Service to Liberty Island is to resume at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Shortly after 11 a.m., the National Park Service was informed that a 911 caller made a threat to blow up the Statue of Liberty -- which led to the evacuation, according to park service spokeswoman Mindi Rambo. A sweep by U.S. Park Police canine units \"alerted on an area of interest near the lockers at the base\" of the Statue of Liberty, Rambo said. Park police had notified the NYPD, which dispatched its bomb squad, officials said. It is not uncommon to get false positives from the bomb-sniffing dogs. \"Following their investigation, it was determined that there was not an explosive device,\" Rambo said. Approximately 3.5 million people visit the Statue of Liberty every year. Visitors must pass through security screening similar to airport security procedures, according to the National Park Service. Previously, the statue closed in November 2012 because of significant damage sustained from Superstorm Sandy. It reopened on July 4, 2013, with a ribbon cutting ceremony and long lines of tourists. The last time the island shut down to the public was in October 2013, when it closed for 12 days because of the a government shutdown. The statue was dedicated by President Grover Cleveland on October 28, 1886. It was a gift to the United States from the people of France to commemorate 100 years of Franco-American friendship as well as the centennial of America's independence."}], "metadata": {"id": "19806d7f9041e6dc43827809c04db7b045abaec1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Statue of Liberty to reopen Saturday .\nLocker thought to have a suspicious package was empty, police say .\nStatue of Liberty evacuated after bomb threat, officials say .\nThe evacuation came after a phoned threat, sources say ."}}
{"prompt": "A pair of British expats say they are \u2018trapped\u2019 in southern Spain amid an ongoing legal battle with the local town hall over a luxury bed and breakfast they once operated. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are attempting to sell the four-bedroom property where they currently reside in Jimena de la Frontera, but it is now on the brink of being torn down. The retired couple told Spain\u2019s Olive Press news website that they have done nothing wrong but face losing the estate over illegal additions made by a previous owner. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are locked in a dispute with the town hall over alterations made by a previous owner . The Jubbs purchased the bed and breakfast in\u00a0Jimena de la Frontera, in southern Spain, in 2008 . Patrick, 64, told the news website: \u2018We are in absolute pieces over this. \u2018All we want is to go back to the UK to be with our family and friends, but we can\u2019t. All our money is tied up in the property.\u2019 Patrick, a former engineer from London, and his 63-year-old wife, Valerie, bought the bed and breakfast, La Vina de Linan, in 2008 and closed it a year ago as they moved forward with plans to sell it. They said they had a deal in place to sell the estate for \u20ac680,000, but the town hall ruled that the first floor, kitchen and pool were illegally built by previous owners in 1994. The Jubbs said they obtained a certificate that stated there were no infractions when they bought the estate . When the Jubbs tried to sell the town hall ruled that the alterations, including a swimming pool, were illegal . The Jubbs told the Olive Press that the Junta provided a certificate stating there were no planning infractions when they bought the property, and that the alterations were legalised by land registry officials in 2005 \u2013 three years before they acquired the estate. In most situations the local authority loses the right to demolish a house that has been illegally altered if it fails to detect the alterations within four years. But in the case of the Jubbs the usual rule does not apply because the property is located inside Los Alcornocales Natural Park in the Andalusian province of Cadiz. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are planning to move back to the UK, but said their money is tied up in the property . Patrick said the alterations never should have been approved in the first place. Online adverts still list the Jubbs\u2019 property for sale, with a guide price of \u20ac875,000. With a sparkling rating on TripAdvisor, it is marketed as a secluded and private property with panoramic mountain views. It is located just 25 minutes from Gibraltar and 90 minutes from Malaga airport. The home boasts four en-suite bedrooms, a large sitting room with a fireplace, a dining room and terraces.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA pair of British expats say they are \u2018trapped\u2019 in southern Spain amid an ongoing legal battle with the local town hall over a luxury bed and breakfast they once operated. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are attempting to sell the four-bedroom property where they currently reside in Jimena de la Frontera, but it is now on the brink of being torn down. The retired couple told Spain\u2019s Olive Press news website that they have done nothing wrong but face losing the estate over illegal additions made by a previous owner. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are locked in a dispute with the town hall over alterations made by a previous owner . The Jubbs purchased the bed and breakfast in\u00a0Jimena de la Frontera, in southern Spain, in 2008 . Patrick, 64, told the news website: \u2018We are in absolute pieces over this. \u2018All we want is to go back to the UK to be with our family and friends, but we can\u2019t. All our money is tied up in the property.\u2019 Patrick, a former engineer from London, and his 63-year-old wife, Valerie, bought the bed and breakfast, La Vina de Linan, in 2008 and closed it a year ago as they moved forward with plans to sell it. They said they had a deal in place to sell the estate for \u20ac680,000, but the town hall ruled that the first floor, kitchen and pool were illegally built by previous owners in 1994. The Jubbs said they obtained a certificate that stated there were no infractions when they bought the estate . When the Jubbs tried to sell the town hall ruled that the alterations, including a swimming pool, were illegal . The Jubbs told the Olive Press that the Junta provided a certificate stating there were no planning infractions when they bought the property, and that the alterations were legalised by land registry officials in 2005 \u2013 three years before they acquired the estate. In most situations the local authority loses the right to demolish a house that has been illegally altered if it fails to detect the alterations within four years. But in the case of the Jubbs the usual rule does not apply because the property is located inside Los Alcornocales Natural Park in the Andalusian province of Cadiz. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are planning to move back to the UK, but said their money is tied up in the property . Patrick said the alterations never should have been approved in the first place. Online adverts still list the Jubbs\u2019 property for sale, with a guide price of \u20ac875,000. With a sparkling rating on TripAdvisor, it is marketed as a secluded and private property with panoramic mountain views. It is located just 25 minutes from Gibraltar and 90 minutes from Malaga airport. The home boasts four en-suite bedrooms, a large sitting room with a fireplace, a dining room and terraces."}], "metadata": {"id": "e3ef3bdf6ae5bb983cfa33a55a2af8929966cf18", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Patrick and Valerie Jubb purchased the property in Andalusia in 2008 .\nThey said the alterations had been legalised by land registry officials .\nCouple also said a certificate listed no infractions at time of purchase .\nWhen they tried to sell local authorities said the alterations were illegal .\nTown hall said normal rules do not apply as estate is in a natural park ."}}
{"prompt": "It's enough to pay for a small home extension \u2013 and if Jennifer Drew carries on like this, she might well need one. The mother-of-one has saved \u00a317,000 over three years by spending an hour a day searching for deals and coupons. And she has now accumulated so many products and groceries that they fill a whole room of her house as well as her garage. Mrs Drew, 31, is so keen on a bargain she even bags items she does not need and gives them away to friends. Scroll down for video . Mother-of-one Jennifer Drew has saved \u00a317,000 over three years by spending an hour a day searching for deals and coupons . Among the hoard of products \u2013 many of which were bought through multi-buy deals \u2013 are 20 bottles of mouthwash, 52 bottles of baby lotion and shampoo, and stacks of dog and cat food, even though Mrs Drew and her husband, 33-year-old plasterer Neil, do not have a pet. The frugal English teacher estimates she saves \u00a370 each week on food, and once even managed to get a weekly shop worth \u00a3140 for just 29p. Mrs Drew, who uses newspaper coupons as well as voucher websites such as Wowcher and Groupon, said: 'I can't imagine life without coupons and, to be honest, I don't understand why no one else is cashing in. 'Once you get to grips with the process, it's very simple. What people don't realise is that a bit of research can save hundreds of pounds.' The 31-year-old has bagged so many bargains that she has even dedicated the garage at her home in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, to stockpiling extra products (above) Mrs Drew, pictured with son Nicholas (left), estimates that she saves \u00a370 on her weekly shop by using coupons and money-saving websites - and once managed to buy a week's worth of food for 29p . Mrs Drew's obsession with couponing started when she was pregnant with her son Nicholas, now two. She suffered severe insomnia and while watching TV at night she stumbled across American reality show Extreme Couponing, which follows savvy shoppers as they find bargains. Mrs Drew, from Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, said: 'I thought I'd give it a try. By the time Neil came down for work, I'd saved more money than I'd earn in a full day's pay.' Not long after, Mr Drew was made redundant and, with a new arrival on the way, the couple were facing huge cutbacks. Mrs Drew said that when she began shopping for the baby she would bring home bags 'stuffed to the brim and Neil would look on in horror'. 'He panicked and thought I was spending a fortune but didn't realise how far my coupons had gone,' she said. 'He couldn't believe that I had saved so much money until I showed him the receipt.' She added: 'I get a real buzz every time I save money. It's like an addiction.' Mrs Drew now spends around an hour a day during the week, and three hours on Saturday and Sunday, searching the internet for the best deals. For a few months last year, she ran free classes at her local library and 'fully trained' around 20 people in using coupons.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt's enough to pay for a small home extension \u2013 and if Jennifer Drew carries on like this, she might well need one. The mother-of-one has saved \u00a317,000 over three years by spending an hour a day searching for deals and coupons. And she has now accumulated so many products and groceries that they fill a whole room of her house as well as her garage. Mrs Drew, 31, is so keen on a bargain she even bags items she does not need and gives them away to friends. Scroll down for video . Mother-of-one Jennifer Drew has saved \u00a317,000 over three years by spending an hour a day searching for deals and coupons . Among the hoard of products \u2013 many of which were bought through multi-buy deals \u2013 are 20 bottles of mouthwash, 52 bottles of baby lotion and shampoo, and stacks of dog and cat food, even though Mrs Drew and her husband, 33-year-old plasterer Neil, do not have a pet. The frugal English teacher estimates she saves \u00a370 each week on food, and once even managed to get a weekly shop worth \u00a3140 for just 29p. Mrs Drew, who uses newspaper coupons as well as voucher websites such as Wowcher and Groupon, said: 'I can't imagine life without coupons and, to be honest, I don't understand why no one else is cashing in. 'Once you get to grips with the process, it's very simple. What people don't realise is that a bit of research can save hundreds of pounds.' The 31-year-old has bagged so many bargains that she has even dedicated the garage at her home in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, to stockpiling extra products (above) Mrs Drew, pictured with son Nicholas (left), estimates that she saves \u00a370 on her weekly shop by using coupons and money-saving websites - and once managed to buy a week's worth of food for 29p . Mrs Drew's obsession with couponing started when she was pregnant with her son Nicholas, now two. She suffered severe insomnia and while watching TV at night she stumbled across American reality show Extreme Couponing, which follows savvy shoppers as they find bargains. Mrs Drew, from Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, said: 'I thought I'd give it a try. By the time Neil came down for work, I'd saved more money than I'd earn in a full day's pay.' Not long after, Mr Drew was made redundant and, with a new arrival on the way, the couple were facing huge cutbacks. Mrs Drew said that when she began shopping for the baby she would bring home bags 'stuffed to the brim and Neil would look on in horror'. 'He panicked and thought I was spending a fortune but didn't realise how far my coupons had gone,' she said. 'He couldn't believe that I had saved so much money until I showed him the receipt.' She added: 'I get a real buzz every time I save money. It's like an addiction.' Mrs Drew now spends around an hour a day during the week, and three hours on Saturday and Sunday, searching the internet for the best deals. For a few months last year, she ran free classes at her local library and 'fully trained' around 20 people in using coupons."}], "metadata": {"id": "967f71963d3600e5abf8e58630dd5d68de88b4a4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Jennifer Drew estimates she saves \u00a370 on weekly food shop with coupons .\nThe mother-of-one has dedicated her garage to stockpiling extra products .\nShe has bottles of mouthwash, 52 tubes of lotion and 'tonnes' of nappies .\nMrs Drew also has 'stacks of cat food' - even though she doesn't have a pet ."}}
{"prompt": "A controversial video of a woman applying make-up to a monkey has sparked debate online between those who think it is cruel and those cute. Teresa Bullock captured the two-minute clip at her house in Ohio on the birthday of her 18-year-old Macaque monkey named Angel. The video shows the monkey sitting up on a sink having its eyebrows plucked with a pair of tweezers. Its owner then proceeds to apply what looks like moisturizing cream, eye-liner, mascara and finally, and perhaps most shockingly, red lipstick. Discussing the clip, Teresa Bullock told Jukin Video: \u2018Angel is an 18-year-old Java Macaque monkey with health issues so she is a little more human than most because she has to have diabetic shots twice daily and a heart pill. \u2018She loves to do anything she watches you do and being pampered is the best part of her day, other than playing with her kitty. She is loved by many and smarter than most.' The monkey's owner Teresa Bullock captured the two-minute clip at her house in Ohio on the birthday of her 18-year-old Macaque  named Angel . Despite this however, the video itself has been met with some concern from viewers. On Twitter, Jordan Reilly wrote: \u2018I just watched a video of a lady putting make up on a monkey. I don't understand our world anymore.\u2019 While YouTube user Samantha B wrote: \u2018Are you sure she likes it? Baring teeth is a sign of fear and threatening in the monkey world.\u00a0The video is cute, I just don't know if it's worth the monkey's agony.\u2019 Speaking to MailOnline, PETA's UK Director, Mimi Bekhechi, said that ill-informed people are often inspired to obtain monkeys as pets on the back of such videos. In the video the owner proceeds to apply what looks like moisturising cream, eye-liner, mascara and finally, and perhaps most shockingly, red lipstick . She said: \u2018Macaques live in highly interactive troops of 80 to 100 members, and a young female rhesus monkey stays with her mother and sisters for life. They form \u2018one of the tightest and most complicated social systems in the animal kingdom,\u2019 according to renowned primatologist Frans de Waal. \u2018In captivity, this essential social fabric is ripped apart, and their individual needs and desires \u2013 such as seeking a mate, raising their young, and resolving territorial disputes \u2013 are completely thwarted. \u2018A life indoors without the essential companionship of other monkeys \u2013 to be used as a living doll, no less \u2013 bears no resemblance to a macaque's natural life. PETA's UK director, Mimi Bekhechi, said that videos like this 'often inspire ill-informed people to obtain monkeys as pets' \u2018What's more, many captive primates were torn away from their mothers in the wild shortly after birth, leaving them with lasting psychological scars.\u2019 She concluded by saying that keeping monkeys is also potentially dangerous for humans and that not only are stressed primates known to lash out and attack those who keep them in captivity, they can also transmit disease. Adding: \u2018The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that the risk of herpes B transmission makes macaques in particular unsuitable as pets.\u2019 Claire Turnbull of\u00a0Wild Futures also spoke to MailOnline. The clip has been met with some concern from people and Jordan Reilly Tweeted: \u2018I just watched a video of a lady putting make up on a monkey. I don't understand our world anymore' She said: 'During the video clip, the macaque displays fear behaviour (the submissive grinning) and repeatedly threatens the person applying the make-up/holding the camera, clearly indicating a level of distress/discomfort.' Adding: 'Although it may appear very cute, it is really very sad. Monkeys are wild animals, they are not pets or playthings for people. This macaque should be in the wild with his/her family in the forest. 'Even if this one is rescued, promoting the idea that they are cute, cuddly and pliable animals only perpetuates the cruel primate pet trade, as it makes people think they want one. 'This viewpoint is shared by prominent experts and primatologists worldwide.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA controversial video of a woman applying make-up to a monkey has sparked debate online between those who think it is cruel and those cute. Teresa Bullock captured the two-minute clip at her house in Ohio on the birthday of her 18-year-old Macaque monkey named Angel. The video shows the monkey sitting up on a sink having its eyebrows plucked with a pair of tweezers. Its owner then proceeds to apply what looks like moisturizing cream, eye-liner, mascara and finally, and perhaps most shockingly, red lipstick. Discussing the clip, Teresa Bullock told Jukin Video: \u2018Angel is an 18-year-old Java Macaque monkey with health issues so she is a little more human than most because she has to have diabetic shots twice daily and a heart pill. \u2018She loves to do anything she watches you do and being pampered is the best part of her day, other than playing with her kitty. She is loved by many and smarter than most.' The monkey's owner Teresa Bullock captured the two-minute clip at her house in Ohio on the birthday of her 18-year-old Macaque  named Angel . Despite this however, the video itself has been met with some concern from viewers. On Twitter, Jordan Reilly wrote: \u2018I just watched a video of a lady putting make up on a monkey. I don't understand our world anymore.\u2019 While YouTube user Samantha B wrote: \u2018Are you sure she likes it? Baring teeth is a sign of fear and threatening in the monkey world.\u00a0The video is cute, I just don't know if it's worth the monkey's agony.\u2019 Speaking to MailOnline, PETA's UK Director, Mimi Bekhechi, said that ill-informed people are often inspired to obtain monkeys as pets on the back of such videos. In the video the owner proceeds to apply what looks like moisturising cream, eye-liner, mascara and finally, and perhaps most shockingly, red lipstick . She said: \u2018Macaques live in highly interactive troops of 80 to 100 members, and a young female rhesus monkey stays with her mother and sisters for life. They form \u2018one of the tightest and most complicated social systems in the animal kingdom,\u2019 according to renowned primatologist Frans de Waal. \u2018In captivity, this essential social fabric is ripped apart, and their individual needs and desires \u2013 such as seeking a mate, raising their young, and resolving territorial disputes \u2013 are completely thwarted. \u2018A life indoors without the essential companionship of other monkeys \u2013 to be used as a living doll, no less \u2013 bears no resemblance to a macaque's natural life. PETA's UK director, Mimi Bekhechi, said that videos like this 'often inspire ill-informed people to obtain monkeys as pets' \u2018What's more, many captive primates were torn away from their mothers in the wild shortly after birth, leaving them with lasting psychological scars.\u2019 She concluded by saying that keeping monkeys is also potentially dangerous for humans and that not only are stressed primates known to lash out and attack those who keep them in captivity, they can also transmit disease. Adding: \u2018The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that the risk of herpes B transmission makes macaques in particular unsuitable as pets.\u2019 Claire Turnbull of\u00a0Wild Futures also spoke to MailOnline. The clip has been met with some concern from people and Jordan Reilly Tweeted: \u2018I just watched a video of a lady putting make up on a monkey. I don't understand our world anymore' She said: 'During the video clip, the macaque displays fear behaviour (the submissive grinning) and repeatedly threatens the person applying the make-up/holding the camera, clearly indicating a level of distress/discomfort.' Adding: 'Although it may appear very cute, it is really very sad. Monkeys are wild animals, they are not pets or playthings for people. This macaque should be in the wild with his/her family in the forest. 'Even if this one is rescued, promoting the idea that they are cute, cuddly and pliable animals only perpetuates the cruel primate pet trade, as it makes people think they want one. 'This viewpoint is shared by prominent experts and primatologists worldwide.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "96e7f82c6dc0b1896308b5fef09f37d5b99a7f74", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Teresa Bullock captured the video on the monkey's birthday in Ohio .\nVideo shows  primate getting mascara, eyeliner and\u00a0moisturizer\u00a0applied .\nThe controversial content has sparked debate between two groups .\nPETA director said videos like this 'often inspire ill-informed people to obtain monkeys as pets'\nAnd Wild Futures spokesperson said the clip is 'really very sad'"}}
{"prompt": "An Old Bailey judge has blasted his junior colleague for \u2018taking his eye off the ball\u2019 and passing an 'unlawful' sentence when letting a BT manager dodge jail for a \u00a328,000 expenses scam. Wheelchair-bound  Christopher Starrs, 50, was allowed to go free from court with just a suspended jail sentence in January after admitting his part in a two-and-a-half year con against his employer BT. Starrs, along with fellow BT Openreach manager Phillip Tamplin, invented clamped cars, overtime hours and damage to home owners\u2019 property during broadband installation, and paid off engineers to help them make the fake claims. Blasted: Judge Nicholas Cooke QC (left) blasted his junior colleague Recorder Stuart Trimmer QC (right) for 'taking his eye off the ball' when he sentenced Christopher Starrs in January this year . Both\u00a0Starrs and\u00a0Tamplin, 53, who made \u00a3124,000 from the con, admitted submitting the string of bogus expenses. Tamplin was jailed for two years at January's sentencing hearing, but Mr Recorder Stuart Trimmer QC spared Starrs jail as an \u2018act of mercy\u2019 - although he ordered him to repay the money he took and pay a \u00a31,500 fine. However, senior Judge Nicholas Cooke QC has now said the sentence was \u2018unlawful\u2019 - and added Starrs should have been sent to prison for his crimes. \u2018It was an unlawful sentence passed and now I need to do something to put it right, because it was negligence on the parties involved in the matter,\u2019 he said. \u2018He was mercifully dealt with, sadly by a judge who didn\u2019t have his eye on the ball.\u2019 The judge told Mark Haslam, defending: \u2018The sentence was wrong but that\u2019s a matter of personal opinion. \u2018Your client was fortunate to not go straight to prison. \u2018What the Recorder did was to impose a package of sentencing options that wasn\u2019t available to him. \u2018No one appears to have noticed that the sentencing imposed on Mr Starrs was unlawful. \u2018I am sorry to be the headmaster but we really don\u2019t want this sort of thing.\u2019 Fraud: Wheelchair-bound Starrs, 50, was a manager with BT who admitted defrauding the company of \u00a328,000 over two years . The Recorder, who is the head of 4 Bream Buildings chambers and took the Silk in 2006, gave Starrs a 16-month jail sentence suspended for two years and ordered to pay a fine, and allowed the confiscation proceeds to continue. But Judge Cooke said it was not possible to imposed a financial penalty at the same time as postponing a confiscation order. Turning his fire on the barristers who were at the sentencing hearing, he added: \u2018This is supposed to be a centre of excellence, when you expect the representatives to point out what we can and can\u2019t do. \u2018The judge should have been told what his powers were.\u2019 Prosecutor John Ojakovoh said Starrs offered a \u2018blank cheque\u2019 at sentencing and has already paid back the \u00a328,000 he stole. After the judge heard the CPS will now drop the confiscation proceedings, he said the original sentence will stand, quipping: \u2018He no doubt thanks his lucky stars.\u2019 Both barristers admitted they had failed to spot the sentencing blunder at the time. The main fraudulent claim was for BT vehicles which had been \u2018clamped\u2019 by parking authorities. BT Openreach workers are allowed to claim back parking tickets on expenses as they are regularly forced to park their vans illegally to carry out their work. The company pays out around \u00a31million in fines in London alone every year. Starrs and Tamplin used an authentic clamping ticket to reproduce reams of duplicates. Sentencing Recorder Trimmer, who has led a string of high-profile Serious Fraud Office prosecutions in the last two years, said: \u2018This was a sophisticated fraud perpetrated over a very long period of time. \u2018It involved over 100 or so false claims, made within the context of a large organisation that was open to fraudulent activity. \u2018Both of you were in the position of managers within that organisation and both well knew how open the organisation was to fraudulent activity. \u2018You both knew how it could be conducted, concealed and be made to benefit each of you personally.\u2019 Starrs, of Northolt, Middlesex, who had worked at BT since 1988, was excused from sitting in the dock because he is in a wheelchair. He was not at court today due to a mix-up over whether he was required to attend.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn Old Bailey judge has blasted his junior colleague for \u2018taking his eye off the ball\u2019 and passing an 'unlawful' sentence when letting a BT manager dodge jail for a \u00a328,000 expenses scam. Wheelchair-bound  Christopher Starrs, 50, was allowed to go free from court with just a suspended jail sentence in January after admitting his part in a two-and-a-half year con against his employer BT. Starrs, along with fellow BT Openreach manager Phillip Tamplin, invented clamped cars, overtime hours and damage to home owners\u2019 property during broadband installation, and paid off engineers to help them make the fake claims. Blasted: Judge Nicholas Cooke QC (left) blasted his junior colleague Recorder Stuart Trimmer QC (right) for 'taking his eye off the ball' when he sentenced Christopher Starrs in January this year . Both\u00a0Starrs and\u00a0Tamplin, 53, who made \u00a3124,000 from the con, admitted submitting the string of bogus expenses. Tamplin was jailed for two years at January's sentencing hearing, but Mr Recorder Stuart Trimmer QC spared Starrs jail as an \u2018act of mercy\u2019 - although he ordered him to repay the money he took and pay a \u00a31,500 fine. However, senior Judge Nicholas Cooke QC has now said the sentence was \u2018unlawful\u2019 - and added Starrs should have been sent to prison for his crimes. \u2018It was an unlawful sentence passed and now I need to do something to put it right, because it was negligence on the parties involved in the matter,\u2019 he said. \u2018He was mercifully dealt with, sadly by a judge who didn\u2019t have his eye on the ball.\u2019 The judge told Mark Haslam, defending: \u2018The sentence was wrong but that\u2019s a matter of personal opinion. \u2018Your client was fortunate to not go straight to prison. \u2018What the Recorder did was to impose a package of sentencing options that wasn\u2019t available to him. \u2018No one appears to have noticed that the sentencing imposed on Mr Starrs was unlawful. \u2018I am sorry to be the headmaster but we really don\u2019t want this sort of thing.\u2019 Fraud: Wheelchair-bound Starrs, 50, was a manager with BT who admitted defrauding the company of \u00a328,000 over two years . The Recorder, who is the head of 4 Bream Buildings chambers and took the Silk in 2006, gave Starrs a 16-month jail sentence suspended for two years and ordered to pay a fine, and allowed the confiscation proceeds to continue. But Judge Cooke said it was not possible to imposed a financial penalty at the same time as postponing a confiscation order. Turning his fire on the barristers who were at the sentencing hearing, he added: \u2018This is supposed to be a centre of excellence, when you expect the representatives to point out what we can and can\u2019t do. \u2018The judge should have been told what his powers were.\u2019 Prosecutor John Ojakovoh said Starrs offered a \u2018blank cheque\u2019 at sentencing and has already paid back the \u00a328,000 he stole. After the judge heard the CPS will now drop the confiscation proceedings, he said the original sentence will stand, quipping: \u2018He no doubt thanks his lucky stars.\u2019 Both barristers admitted they had failed to spot the sentencing blunder at the time. The main fraudulent claim was for BT vehicles which had been \u2018clamped\u2019 by parking authorities. BT Openreach workers are allowed to claim back parking tickets on expenses as they are regularly forced to park their vans illegally to carry out their work. The company pays out around \u00a31million in fines in London alone every year. Starrs and Tamplin used an authentic clamping ticket to reproduce reams of duplicates. Sentencing Recorder Trimmer, who has led a string of high-profile Serious Fraud Office prosecutions in the last two years, said: \u2018This was a sophisticated fraud perpetrated over a very long period of time. \u2018It involved over 100 or so false claims, made within the context of a large organisation that was open to fraudulent activity. \u2018Both of you were in the position of managers within that organisation and both well knew how open the organisation was to fraudulent activity. \u2018You both knew how it could be conducted, concealed and be made to benefit each of you personally.\u2019 Starrs, of Northolt, Middlesex, who had worked at BT since 1988, was excused from sitting in the dock because he is in a wheelchair. He was not at court today due to a mix-up over whether he was required to attend."}], "metadata": {"id": "98b5709fc9221178e4e918e039a75c22435b459d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Christopher Starrs was spared jail in an 'act of mercy' by judge in January .\nBut senior judge has now said his colleague took 'his eye off the ball'\nNicholas Cooke QC said wheelchair-bound Starrs should have been jailed .\nBut added Starrs should thank his lucky stars as sentence allowed to stand ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Given that most people couldn't tell the difference between a copyright and a trademark, it usually takes something controversial, such as the Washington Redskins' refusal to change their name, to get people interested in trademark law. This week, a higher court scrutinized a lesser-known trademark -- when the band The Slants sought to protect its name. The Slants are five Asian-American musicians from Portland, Oregon, who pay homage to the '80s on stage -- and homage to their heritage in an ironic way. \"We want to take on stereotypes that people have about us, like the slanted eyes, and own them,\" Simon Shiao Tam, the band's front-man, said.  In other words, the group adopted the Lenny Bruce philosophy of repeating an insulting term until it doesn't mean anything anymore.  To The Slants, \"slant\" isn't an insult, it is empowering. And more power to them. Unfortunately, a bureaucrat at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office decided that \"Slant\" was disparaging to Asians, and denied them a trademark registration under the despised (by me, anyhow) Section 2(a) of the trademark act.  This is the section that lets the government deny trademark protection to a mark that is \"immoral,\" \"scandalous\" or \"disparaging.\"  In this case, the latter. But wait a minute.  This isn't billionaire Dan Snyder referring to other people as \"Redskins.\"  In L'affair Redskins, it is the disparaged group, Native Americans, who are complaining -- not the government deciding on its own that it knows best.  In the Slants' case, these are Asian guys who say \"it doesn't bother us, so why should it bother you?\"  And it isn't as if any Asian American groups got involved. This is not the first time that someone has \"taken back\" a marginalizing term in a trademark fight. About 10 years ago, the motorcycle club \"Dykes on Bikes\" was similarly rebuffed, and they fought back and won the right to protect their mark. They made similar arguments that resonated: If they wanted to call themselves \"Dykes on Bikes,\" then what place does the government have in judging that decision? In another decision, the trademark office initially denied a registration for Buddha Beachwear on the grounds that Buddhists would find it disparaging. But on reconsideration, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board held that it should go forward stating it is \"imperative that the board be careful to avoid interposing its own judgment for that of Buddhists.\" So why aren't the Slants given the same privileges as Dykes on Bikes or Buddha Beachwear?  It is largely a sign of the times.  We find ourselves mired deeper and deeper in a society where people actually get excited to take offense at virtually anything.  Given the lingering controversy over the Redskins' trademark, our five friends from Oregon didn't stand a chance. This decision offends me. For starters, by trying to protect Asians from racism, the court issued a disturbingly racist decision based on the fact that these were, in fact, Asians who intended their band name to invoke their ethnicity.  But, if a Sicilian (like me) were to seek to register the same exact name, with no such intent, I would enjoy that privilege. This isn't quite Korematsu v. United States (the decision that authorized putting Asians in internment camps), but the decision is quite unprincipled. Even worse, this decision gets the First Amendment wrong.  The majority opinion almost flippantly discards the Constitutional issues as much ado about nothing.  Essentially it says, \"we did it this way before, so we are going to keep doing it this way.\" Your Constitution got stepped on before, and who are we to take our feet off of it? If you're not upset by now, you should be. Well, the court does give us a sort-of dissent styled as \"additional views.\"  While not binding, some of our most cherished First Amendment rights grew from the tiny seeds planted by the dissents of Oliver Wendell Holmes.  The dissent in this case recognizes the fact that trademarks are commercial speech, which is protected by the First Amendment. It also notes that the government should not be in the business of giving out or withholding benefits on the basis of the content of the recipient's speech.  This is known as the doctrine of \"unconstitutional conditions.\" Since Section 2(a) discriminates against First Amendment protected expression on the basis of its content, the court has called for 2(a) to be, finally, deemed unconstitutional. But, for some reason, it declined to actually go that far.  It merely suggested it, without so ruling.  And people wonder why my hair is falling out. I guess I will start a protest band and call them \"The Guinea Pigs.\"  But, I won't be allowed to register that trademark -- although the five Asian guys from The Slants could.  Maybe we should just each register the other band's marks, and trade them after we get past the bureaucrats at the trademark office.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Given that most people couldn't tell the difference between a copyright and a trademark, it usually takes something controversial, such as the Washington Redskins' refusal to change their name, to get people interested in trademark law. This week, a higher court scrutinized a lesser-known trademark -- when the band The Slants sought to protect its name. The Slants are five Asian-American musicians from Portland, Oregon, who pay homage to the '80s on stage -- and homage to their heritage in an ironic way. \"We want to take on stereotypes that people have about us, like the slanted eyes, and own them,\" Simon Shiao Tam, the band's front-man, said.  In other words, the group adopted the Lenny Bruce philosophy of repeating an insulting term until it doesn't mean anything anymore.  To The Slants, \"slant\" isn't an insult, it is empowering. And more power to them. Unfortunately, a bureaucrat at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office decided that \"Slant\" was disparaging to Asians, and denied them a trademark registration under the despised (by me, anyhow) Section 2(a) of the trademark act.  This is the section that lets the government deny trademark protection to a mark that is \"immoral,\" \"scandalous\" or \"disparaging.\"  In this case, the latter. But wait a minute.  This isn't billionaire Dan Snyder referring to other people as \"Redskins.\"  In L'affair Redskins, it is the disparaged group, Native Americans, who are complaining -- not the government deciding on its own that it knows best.  In the Slants' case, these are Asian guys who say \"it doesn't bother us, so why should it bother you?\"  And it isn't as if any Asian American groups got involved. This is not the first time that someone has \"taken back\" a marginalizing term in a trademark fight. About 10 years ago, the motorcycle club \"Dykes on Bikes\" was similarly rebuffed, and they fought back and won the right to protect their mark. They made similar arguments that resonated: If they wanted to call themselves \"Dykes on Bikes,\" then what place does the government have in judging that decision? In another decision, the trademark office initially denied a registration for Buddha Beachwear on the grounds that Buddhists would find it disparaging. But on reconsideration, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board held that it should go forward stating it is \"imperative that the board be careful to avoid interposing its own judgment for that of Buddhists.\" So why aren't the Slants given the same privileges as Dykes on Bikes or Buddha Beachwear?  It is largely a sign of the times.  We find ourselves mired deeper and deeper in a society where people actually get excited to take offense at virtually anything.  Given the lingering controversy over the Redskins' trademark, our five friends from Oregon didn't stand a chance. This decision offends me. For starters, by trying to protect Asians from racism, the court issued a disturbingly racist decision based on the fact that these were, in fact, Asians who intended their band name to invoke their ethnicity.  But, if a Sicilian (like me) were to seek to register the same exact name, with no such intent, I would enjoy that privilege. This isn't quite Korematsu v. United States (the decision that authorized putting Asians in internment camps), but the decision is quite unprincipled. Even worse, this decision gets the First Amendment wrong.  The majority opinion almost flippantly discards the Constitutional issues as much ado about nothing.  Essentially it says, \"we did it this way before, so we are going to keep doing it this way.\" Your Constitution got stepped on before, and who are we to take our feet off of it? If you're not upset by now, you should be. Well, the court does give us a sort-of dissent styled as \"additional views.\"  While not binding, some of our most cherished First Amendment rights grew from the tiny seeds planted by the dissents of Oliver Wendell Holmes.  The dissent in this case recognizes the fact that trademarks are commercial speech, which is protected by the First Amendment. It also notes that the government should not be in the business of giving out or withholding benefits on the basis of the content of the recipient's speech.  This is known as the doctrine of \"unconstitutional conditions.\" Since Section 2(a) discriminates against First Amendment protected expression on the basis of its content, the court has called for 2(a) to be, finally, deemed unconstitutional. But, for some reason, it declined to actually go that far.  It merely suggested it, without so ruling.  And people wonder why my hair is falling out. I guess I will start a protest band and call them \"The Guinea Pigs.\"  But, I won't be allowed to register that trademark -- although the five Asian guys from The Slants could.  Maybe we should just each register the other band's marks, and trade them after we get past the bureaucrats at the trademark office."}], "metadata": {"id": "b29aa7e069f4385ef2fb33c36a30bef713671310", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Marc Randazza: Court upholds a trademark denial for Asian-American band The Slants on the grounds that name was disparaging .\nHe says court is wrong: Trademarks are commercial speech, protected by First Amendment. Ruling a sign or our easily offended times ."}}
{"prompt": "Brian Williams started embellishing his stories because he felt insecure following in Tom Brokaw's very large footsteps at NBC, according to a new report. The network handed Williams a six-month suspension in February after he acknowledged he had lied about being on board a helicopter that came under fire while reporting from Iraq in 2003. But according to a report in Vanity Fair,\u00a0Williams started exaggerating his stories because he felt insecure about Brokaw, whom he succeeded at Nightly News in 2004. 'I always felt he needed to jack up his stories because he was trying so hard to overcome his insecurities,' one executive told the publication. Clash: Tom Brokaw and Brian Williams are pictured in New York in 2004 - the year Williams took over Brokaw's role on the Nightly News. A new report has claimed Williams always felt insecure following him . 'And he had to follow Tom, which brought its own set of insecurities. He likes to sort of tell these grandiose tales... I just saw it as one of the quirks of his personality.' But according to former correspondents who spoke to Vanity Fair, Brokaw wasn't so accepting of the 'quirks'. The stories left him 'incensed', the publication reported. On one occasion, Williams implied they had both been in Berlin together on the day the wall fell in 1989 - but he actually joined the veteran newscaster there the following day. On hearing the tale, Brokaw went into 'spasms of anger', one former exec told Vanity Fair. 'Tom treated that anchor chair as a public trust,' a former employee said. 'He really was our Walter Cronkite.' Others said that the two men had a troubled relationship after Williams took over the role because even though Brokaw pushed for him to get the job, Williams never 'embraced' him. 'I don't know why,' a source said. '[Williams] knows the rank and file will never love him like they did Tom, so he never tries. That's the reason there's not a lot of support for Brian over there.' Exaggerations: During a report in February, pictured, Williams recounted a tale of how he had been on a Chinook that came under fire while in Iraq in 2003 - but he had actually been in a separate aircraft . It also meant that when Williams found himself in hot water over his claim he had been in a downed Chinook - when he had actually been in a separate aircraft - Brokaw didn't have his back. A friend told the publication that while Brokaw - who was 'livid' about the scandal - didn't call for Williams to be punished, he 'didn't try to save him either.' Following the suspension, Williams reportedly declared to a friend: 'Chalk one up for Brokaw.' Not impressed: Brokaw, pictured in February, came 'incensed' when he heard Williams' exaggerations . The article also claimed that when he was called out for lying in his reports and conversations following the 2003 helicopter incident, Williams couldn't bring himself to admit he had made it up - and instead, he suggested he might have a brain tumor. '(He said,) 'Did something happen to (my) head? Maybe I had a brain tumor, or something in my head',' a source said. 'He just didn't know. We just didn't know. We had no clear sense what had happened. We got the best (apology) we could get.' When it came to uncovering the truth behind what actually happened in the 2003 helicopter incident, NBC quickly learned Williams himself would be of no help. 'He was having a tough enough time coming to grips with the idea that he had gotten it wrong in the first place, slash misrepresented it, slash lied,' one insider said. Others suggested that the problem with Williams' work was because the newscaster, who had never been a war or foreign correspondent before taking over at Nightly News, had no interest in reporting on war stories or 'heavy' news and lacked the experience of his predecessors. His appearance on late-night talk shows and comedy series, such as 30 Rock, suggested that instead of getting into gritty news, he actually wanted his own talk show, Vanity Fair suggested. While some NBC employees say this diversity was admirable and something his predecessors had never mastered, others say it did not go down well with the network. 'He didn't want to leave New York,' one source said. 'Getting him to war zones was real tough... but when he did go, he came back with these great stories that kind of put himself at the center of things.' In February, Williams was forced to admit that he wasn't aboard the helicopter that was hit and forced down by enemy fire in Iraq in 2003  - a story he had often repeated over the past 12 years. 'Overwhelmed': Sources told Vanity Fair that Williams, pictured in Iraq, did not want to report on 'hard' news and didn't enjoy politics or war stories, and lacked the experience of his predecessors . Lies: During a report in 2003, he reported how a Chinook, pictured, had been grounded but he later claimed he had been aboard the aircraft that was shot down. In fact, he was on one about 30 minutes behind . It came after he claimed on the Nightly News in January that his aircraft had been hit, causing outrage from the soldiers who had actually been involved. Crew members on the 159th Aviation Regiment's Chinook that was hit by two rockets and small arms fire had told Stars and Stripes that the NBC anchor was nowhere near the aircraft or two other Chinooks that had been flying in formation when they took fire. According to the crew members, Williams arrived about an hour later on another helicopter after the other three had made an emergency landing. Even though Williams learned about the uproar over his false story on Facebook, he failed to bring it up with NBC execs when he met with them the next day, suggesting deeper flaws within the network and its relationship with staff, former employees told Vanity Fair. Days after the false report, he acknowledged the lie as he spoke to a reporter. 'I would not have chosen to make this mistake,' Williams told Stars and Stripes. 'I don't know what screwed up in my mind that caused me to conflate one aircraft with another.' While Williams initially believed he'd be back to work within days, he was ultimately suspended for six months, and he accepted that he had to step back, sources said. NBC Nightly News is now being anchored by Lester Holt and it is unclear if Williams will return. Questions: A number of Williams' seemingly outlandish claims also came under scrutiny . Red Bank, New Jersey, 1970s . In a 2011 interview, Brian Williams recalled his time as a teenage volunteer firefighter during which he saved a puppy. But in a 2005 Esquire interview, Williams said he saved two puppies. In the same Esquire interview, Williams also revealed he had been mugged at gunpoint while selling Christmas trees in the sleepy New Jersey town in which he grew up. A number of locals have questioned the credibility of his claim that someone 'stuck a .38-caliber in my face'. Iraq War, 2003 . Over the years, Williams has told multiple versions of a story about being in an Army Chinook helicopter during the Iraq War in 2003. Earlier this year, he claimed his helicopter was hit by ground fire, an allegation he was later forced to admit was false after an outcry from soldiers who were present. Williams issued an on-air apology and wrote on Facebook: 'Nobody's trying to steal anyone's valor.' He was later suspended over the incident. Hurricane Katrina, 2005 . Williams has told several stories about his experiences reporting from New Orleans. He has claimed to have seen a dead body float past the window of his hotel in the city's French Quarter \u2013 even though the area wasn't flooded. The accuracy of other Katrina claims, including that he caught dysentery drinking the flood waters and that his hotel was 'overrun' with gangs, have been called into question by others who were on the ground during the disaster. Israel, 2006 . In a 2007 interview with Fairfield University Student Television, Williams recalled 'Katyusha rockets passing just underneath the helicopter I was riding in' during a trip to Israel. In fact he was nowhere near enemy fire and in a broadcast segment filmed that day he described rocket fire 'six miles away'. Boston, 2006 . A Navy vet accused Williams of lying to skip an event honoring members of the Armed Forces so that he could appear on Saturday Night Live. On the day of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society event the NBC News anchor told organizers that a 'pressing engagement' meant he wouldn't be able speak at the dinner, but later that evening he appeared in a walk-on role on SNL's Weekend Update.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nBrian Williams started embellishing his stories because he felt insecure following in Tom Brokaw's very large footsteps at NBC, according to a new report. The network handed Williams a six-month suspension in February after he acknowledged he had lied about being on board a helicopter that came under fire while reporting from Iraq in 2003. But according to a report in Vanity Fair,\u00a0Williams started exaggerating his stories because he felt insecure about Brokaw, whom he succeeded at Nightly News in 2004. 'I always felt he needed to jack up his stories because he was trying so hard to overcome his insecurities,' one executive told the publication. Clash: Tom Brokaw and Brian Williams are pictured in New York in 2004 - the year Williams took over Brokaw's role on the Nightly News. A new report has claimed Williams always felt insecure following him . 'And he had to follow Tom, which brought its own set of insecurities. He likes to sort of tell these grandiose tales... I just saw it as one of the quirks of his personality.' But according to former correspondents who spoke to Vanity Fair, Brokaw wasn't so accepting of the 'quirks'. The stories left him 'incensed', the publication reported. On one occasion, Williams implied they had both been in Berlin together on the day the wall fell in 1989 - but he actually joined the veteran newscaster there the following day. On hearing the tale, Brokaw went into 'spasms of anger', one former exec told Vanity Fair. 'Tom treated that anchor chair as a public trust,' a former employee said. 'He really was our Walter Cronkite.' Others said that the two men had a troubled relationship after Williams took over the role because even though Brokaw pushed for him to get the job, Williams never 'embraced' him. 'I don't know why,' a source said. '[Williams] knows the rank and file will never love him like they did Tom, so he never tries. That's the reason there's not a lot of support for Brian over there.' Exaggerations: During a report in February, pictured, Williams recounted a tale of how he had been on a Chinook that came under fire while in Iraq in 2003 - but he had actually been in a separate aircraft . It also meant that when Williams found himself in hot water over his claim he had been in a downed Chinook - when he had actually been in a separate aircraft - Brokaw didn't have his back. A friend told the publication that while Brokaw - who was 'livid' about the scandal - didn't call for Williams to be punished, he 'didn't try to save him either.' Following the suspension, Williams reportedly declared to a friend: 'Chalk one up for Brokaw.' Not impressed: Brokaw, pictured in February, came 'incensed' when he heard Williams' exaggerations . The article also claimed that when he was called out for lying in his reports and conversations following the 2003 helicopter incident, Williams couldn't bring himself to admit he had made it up - and instead, he suggested he might have a brain tumor. '(He said,) 'Did something happen to (my) head? Maybe I had a brain tumor, or something in my head',' a source said. 'He just didn't know. We just didn't know. We had no clear sense what had happened. We got the best (apology) we could get.' When it came to uncovering the truth behind what actually happened in the 2003 helicopter incident, NBC quickly learned Williams himself would be of no help. 'He was having a tough enough time coming to grips with the idea that he had gotten it wrong in the first place, slash misrepresented it, slash lied,' one insider said. Others suggested that the problem with Williams' work was because the newscaster, who had never been a war or foreign correspondent before taking over at Nightly News, had no interest in reporting on war stories or 'heavy' news and lacked the experience of his predecessors. His appearance on late-night talk shows and comedy series, such as 30 Rock, suggested that instead of getting into gritty news, he actually wanted his own talk show, Vanity Fair suggested. While some NBC employees say this diversity was admirable and something his predecessors had never mastered, others say it did not go down well with the network. 'He didn't want to leave New York,' one source said. 'Getting him to war zones was real tough... but when he did go, he came back with these great stories that kind of put himself at the center of things.' In February, Williams was forced to admit that he wasn't aboard the helicopter that was hit and forced down by enemy fire in Iraq in 2003  - a story he had often repeated over the past 12 years. 'Overwhelmed': Sources told Vanity Fair that Williams, pictured in Iraq, did not want to report on 'hard' news and didn't enjoy politics or war stories, and lacked the experience of his predecessors . Lies: During a report in 2003, he reported how a Chinook, pictured, had been grounded but he later claimed he had been aboard the aircraft that was shot down. In fact, he was on one about 30 minutes behind . It came after he claimed on the Nightly News in January that his aircraft had been hit, causing outrage from the soldiers who had actually been involved. Crew members on the 159th Aviation Regiment's Chinook that was hit by two rockets and small arms fire had told Stars and Stripes that the NBC anchor was nowhere near the aircraft or two other Chinooks that had been flying in formation when they took fire. According to the crew members, Williams arrived about an hour later on another helicopter after the other three had made an emergency landing. Even though Williams learned about the uproar over his false story on Facebook, he failed to bring it up with NBC execs when he met with them the next day, suggesting deeper flaws within the network and its relationship with staff, former employees told Vanity Fair. Days after the false report, he acknowledged the lie as he spoke to a reporter. 'I would not have chosen to make this mistake,' Williams told Stars and Stripes. 'I don't know what screwed up in my mind that caused me to conflate one aircraft with another.' While Williams initially believed he'd be back to work within days, he was ultimately suspended for six months, and he accepted that he had to step back, sources said. NBC Nightly News is now being anchored by Lester Holt and it is unclear if Williams will return. Questions: A number of Williams' seemingly outlandish claims also came under scrutiny . Red Bank, New Jersey, 1970s . In a 2011 interview, Brian Williams recalled his time as a teenage volunteer firefighter during which he saved a puppy. But in a 2005 Esquire interview, Williams said he saved two puppies. In the same Esquire interview, Williams also revealed he had been mugged at gunpoint while selling Christmas trees in the sleepy New Jersey town in which he grew up. A number of locals have questioned the credibility of his claim that someone 'stuck a .38-caliber in my face'. Iraq War, 2003 . Over the years, Williams has told multiple versions of a story about being in an Army Chinook helicopter during the Iraq War in 2003. Earlier this year, he claimed his helicopter was hit by ground fire, an allegation he was later forced to admit was false after an outcry from soldiers who were present. Williams issued an on-air apology and wrote on Facebook: 'Nobody's trying to steal anyone's valor.' He was later suspended over the incident. Hurricane Katrina, 2005 . Williams has told several stories about his experiences reporting from New Orleans. He has claimed to have seen a dead body float past the window of his hotel in the city's French Quarter \u2013 even though the area wasn't flooded. The accuracy of other Katrina claims, including that he caught dysentery drinking the flood waters and that his hotel was 'overrun' with gangs, have been called into question by others who were on the ground during the disaster. Israel, 2006 . In a 2007 interview with Fairfield University Student Television, Williams recalled 'Katyusha rockets passing just underneath the helicopter I was riding in' during a trip to Israel. In fact he was nowhere near enemy fire and in a broadcast segment filmed that day he described rocket fire 'six miles away'. Boston, 2006 . A Navy vet accused Williams of lying to skip an event honoring members of the Armed Forces so that he could appear on Saturday Night Live. On the day of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society event the NBC News anchor told organizers that a 'pressing engagement' meant he wouldn't be able speak at the dinner, but later that evening he appeared in a walk-on role on SNL's Weekend Update."}], "metadata": {"id": "353782941658f1ef7042ae65e0cd1057287065eb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Williams was suspended  from NBC in February after it emerged he'd lied about being in a helicopter that was shot down in Iraq in 2003 .\nA new report in Vanity Fair claims Williams lied because he felt insecure taking over from beloved anchor Tom Brokaw at the Nightly News .\nWhile some execs saw his lying as 'quirks' of his personality, the tales left Brokaw 'incensed' and he ultimately didn't support Williams in February .\nAfter he was accused of lying, Williams wondered if he had a brain tumor .\nBut other NBC employees said Williams had always been out of his depth because of his lack of experience and disinterest in 'hard' news ."}}
{"prompt": "A bomb technician has used his expertise to create an Easter egg hunt for blind children - using beeping eggs. David Hyche, now a special agent at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), developed the technology nine years ago when his four-month-old daughter turned blind. A transmitter is placed inside plastic eggs that let off a high-pitched beeping sound. Now Hyche has passed on the idea to the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in Birmingham. Festive invention: Blind children in Birmingham, Alabama, have celebrated Easter early by hunting for plastic eggs that let of a beeping sound. They trade the eggs in for candy . The device: Bomb expert David Hyche put a transmitter in a plastic egg so his daughter could join the fun . 'With my daughter, one of her first phrases was, 'I do it myself.' She wants to do it by herself and most of these kids want to do that too,' he told WBRC. 'It's logical for people who are explosives investigators. It's just a battery, beeper and a switch... pretty simple.' Giggling and running around the play area at Brimingham's regional center, the blind children filled baskets with the beeping eggs, before trading them in for candy. 'We love to give the opportunity for our children with disabilities and their families to come out and have the same opportunity as everybody else does,' said Tamara Harrison with the Alabama Institute. Hyche (pictured) came up with the device when his daughter turned blind nine years ago . The father has shared his idea with the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (pictured) this year .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA bomb technician has used his expertise to create an Easter egg hunt for blind children - using beeping eggs. David Hyche, now a special agent at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), developed the technology nine years ago when his four-month-old daughter turned blind. A transmitter is placed inside plastic eggs that let off a high-pitched beeping sound. Now Hyche has passed on the idea to the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in Birmingham. Festive invention: Blind children in Birmingham, Alabama, have celebrated Easter early by hunting for plastic eggs that let of a beeping sound. They trade the eggs in for candy . The device: Bomb expert David Hyche put a transmitter in a plastic egg so his daughter could join the fun . 'With my daughter, one of her first phrases was, 'I do it myself.' She wants to do it by herself and most of these kids want to do that too,' he told WBRC. 'It's logical for people who are explosives investigators. It's just a battery, beeper and a switch... pretty simple.' Giggling and running around the play area at Brimingham's regional center, the blind children filled baskets with the beeping eggs, before trading them in for candy. 'We love to give the opportunity for our children with disabilities and their families to come out and have the same opportunity as everybody else does,' said Tamara Harrison with the Alabama Institute. Hyche (pictured) came up with the device when his daughter turned blind nine years ago . The father has shared his idea with the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (pictured) this year ."}], "metadata": {"id": "dffbeedddb9c088c2583f1ebe1a400d227fb3efa", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Bomb expert David Hyche created the eggs when his daughter turned blind .\nThe children follow sound of a beeper in a plastic egg, trade it for candy .\nHe has now passed on the idea to Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind ."}}
{"prompt": "It\u2019s one of the most boring kitchen jobs; prepping a mound of potatoes for mash. But this ingenious method eliminates all dinner preparation stress when you've got a pile to peel. YouTuber Dave Hax\u2019s clever spud solution does away with peelers, and instead lets boiling water do all the hard work. The innovative Mr Hax, whose YouTube channel demonstrates various life hacks, devised the simple kitchen method which results in perfectly peeled potatoes. Start by taking a sharp knife and running the blade carefully around the middle of the potato, he advises in the video. Do this to all the potatoes you\u2019re planning to use, running the blade just through the skin without letting it cut through the potato flesh. 'Try to get the line to meet up on the other side,' he says. Once all your spuds have been prepared put them in a pan on the hob and add some boiling water from a kettle. YouTuber Dave Hax\u2019s ingenious new kitcken trick lets cooks peel potatoes without using a peeler. The process starts by running the blade of a sharp knife carefully around the middle of the potato, without letting it cut through, making sure to get the line to meet on the other side . Leave the potatoes to cook. When they\u2019re ready, drain the water into another pan, leaving the potatoes in the first one. 'Run some cold water over your potatoes until they are cool enough to pick up.' he instructs. The cut mark should now be visible all the way around the potato. The next step is to simply use your fingers to gently pull the skin off the cooked potato. Turn the spud around and do the same on the other side\u2026 and hey presto, you\u2019ll have a perfectly peeled potato. Chefs then need to boil the spuds (left) for as long as needed and let them drain before running under cold water (right) The swift method of skin removal means the potatoes remain warm under their skins. 'But if you want them warmer, simply pop them back into the water they were boiled it for a quick reheat,' he advises. The video, which was uploaded only five days ago on 10 April has already received more than 1.5m views. Finally skin the spud using fingers to pinch the skin off the potato - hey presto, perfectly peeled potatoes!", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt\u2019s one of the most boring kitchen jobs; prepping a mound of potatoes for mash. But this ingenious method eliminates all dinner preparation stress when you've got a pile to peel. YouTuber Dave Hax\u2019s clever spud solution does away with peelers, and instead lets boiling water do all the hard work. The innovative Mr Hax, whose YouTube channel demonstrates various life hacks, devised the simple kitchen method which results in perfectly peeled potatoes. Start by taking a sharp knife and running the blade carefully around the middle of the potato, he advises in the video. Do this to all the potatoes you\u2019re planning to use, running the blade just through the skin without letting it cut through the potato flesh. 'Try to get the line to meet up on the other side,' he says. Once all your spuds have been prepared put them in a pan on the hob and add some boiling water from a kettle. YouTuber Dave Hax\u2019s ingenious new kitcken trick lets cooks peel potatoes without using a peeler. The process starts by running the blade of a sharp knife carefully around the middle of the potato, without letting it cut through, making sure to get the line to meet on the other side . Leave the potatoes to cook. When they\u2019re ready, drain the water into another pan, leaving the potatoes in the first one. 'Run some cold water over your potatoes until they are cool enough to pick up.' he instructs. The cut mark should now be visible all the way around the potato. The next step is to simply use your fingers to gently pull the skin off the cooked potato. Turn the spud around and do the same on the other side\u2026 and hey presto, you\u2019ll have a perfectly peeled potato. Chefs then need to boil the spuds (left) for as long as needed and let them drain before running under cold water (right) The swift method of skin removal means the potatoes remain warm under their skins. 'But if you want them warmer, simply pop them back into the water they were boiled it for a quick reheat,' he advises. The video, which was uploaded only five days ago on 10 April has already received more than 1.5m views. Finally skin the spud using fingers to pinch the skin off the potato - hey presto, perfectly peeled potatoes!"}], "metadata": {"id": "ab234175125bf368e88270523af11a5958041e48", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Dave Hax's YouTube tutorial advises to score the skin before boiling .\nThe method eliminates the need for peelers and will keep your hands clean .\nThe video has received more than 1.5million views since being uploaded ."}}
{"prompt": "It seems a late-night dinner at a fancy restaurant or a bouquet of flowers was not enough to make up for what this person had done. But one desperate man has forked out nearly $4000 for a written message in the sky in an attempt to seek forgiveness. Brisbane locals were left scratching their heads after the mysterious message 'I'm sorry' followed by a love heart and two crosses for kisses was splashed across the city's clear blue sky on Monday afternoon. The aerial apology hovered above the CBD at about 1pm, prompting several people to jump onto social media to question and voice their theories about who had done what. One desperate man has forked out nearly $4000 for a written message in the sky in a bid to seek forgiveness . The aerial apology was followed by a love heart and two crosses for kisses on Monday afternoon . Jordan Miller tweeted on Twitter: 'I'm not sure what he did but that's a big apology!! Lucky he screwed up on a clear day! What if it were overcast?' He followed with another tweet: 'Men of Brisbane. If you've screwed up in the last 24 hrs have your partner look at the sky right now. You're welcome.' ABC reporter Kathy McLeish posted: 'Giant sky-writing apology over Brisbane CBD... Must have been bad..' While the author and recipient remain a mystery, the creation behind the message was Rob Vance, of Skywriting Services Australia,\u00a0who took just 10 minutes to complete the urgent appeal. 'I'm not sure what he did but that's a big apology!! Lucky he screwed up on a clear day! What if it were overcast?' Jordan Miller tweeted . Locals quickly took to Twitter to question who the mysterious message was directed at . People have jumped to conclusion, believing the man must have done something terribly bad . An ABC reporter also took to Twitter, considering the apology was trying to make up for something bad . But the man who requested it didn't appear to be frantically lovelorn, he said. 'No, he was calm, cool and collected,' Mr Vance told AAP. While you can't put a price on love, Mr Vance said the service usually charged $3990 for up to 10 letters or characters. Interestingly, it's not the first time Mr Vance has made a profit from someone screwing up. 'It's usually along the same lines - someone saying sorry and that's basically it,' he said. ''I'm sorry Barbara' or something like that.' The author and recipient of Monday's message remain a mystery.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt seems a late-night dinner at a fancy restaurant or a bouquet of flowers was not enough to make up for what this person had done. But one desperate man has forked out nearly $4000 for a written message in the sky in an attempt to seek forgiveness. Brisbane locals were left scratching their heads after the mysterious message 'I'm sorry' followed by a love heart and two crosses for kisses was splashed across the city's clear blue sky on Monday afternoon. The aerial apology hovered above the CBD at about 1pm, prompting several people to jump onto social media to question and voice their theories about who had done what. One desperate man has forked out nearly $4000 for a written message in the sky in a bid to seek forgiveness . The aerial apology was followed by a love heart and two crosses for kisses on Monday afternoon . Jordan Miller tweeted on Twitter: 'I'm not sure what he did but that's a big apology!! Lucky he screwed up on a clear day! What if it were overcast?' He followed with another tweet: 'Men of Brisbane. If you've screwed up in the last 24 hrs have your partner look at the sky right now. You're welcome.' ABC reporter Kathy McLeish posted: 'Giant sky-writing apology over Brisbane CBD... Must have been bad..' While the author and recipient remain a mystery, the creation behind the message was Rob Vance, of Skywriting Services Australia,\u00a0who took just 10 minutes to complete the urgent appeal. 'I'm not sure what he did but that's a big apology!! Lucky he screwed up on a clear day! What if it were overcast?' Jordan Miller tweeted . Locals quickly took to Twitter to question who the mysterious message was directed at . People have jumped to conclusion, believing the man must have done something terribly bad . An ABC reporter also took to Twitter, considering the apology was trying to make up for something bad . But the man who requested it didn't appear to be frantically lovelorn, he said. 'No, he was calm, cool and collected,' Mr Vance told AAP. While you can't put a price on love, Mr Vance said the service usually charged $3990 for up to 10 letters or characters. Interestingly, it's not the first time Mr Vance has made a profit from someone screwing up. 'It's usually along the same lines - someone saying sorry and that's basically it,' he said. ''I'm sorry Barbara' or something like that.' The author and recipient of Monday's message remain a mystery."}], "metadata": {"id": "b56e50294cadecb4a94acdf6fd0f63e5b930a868", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Locals were left wondering who'd done what after a mysterious message .\nThe apology was splashed across Brisbane's CBD on Monday afternoon .\nIt prompted questions and theories on Twitter about who had done what .\nSkywriter Rob Vance said the man didn't appear to be frantically lovelorn .\nThe service usually charges $3990 for up to 10 letters of characters .\nThe author and recipient of Monday's message remain a mystery ."}}
{"prompt": "Manchester United have confirmed their plans to revisit the USA on pre-season this summer after agreeing to Louis van Gaal\u2019s desire to head to America rather than Asia. United\u2019s shirt sponsors Chevrolet are keen for the club to visit the Far East as the American car giant seeks to expand its business in that part of the world and were enthusiastic about that trip taking place this summer. However, after months of discussions between the United board and manager Van Gaal the club will once again head across the Atlantic for a four-game tour signed off by the manager. Manchester United's pre-season tour of the United States will see them play Louis van Gaal's ex-club Barca . The pre-season plans have been organised to Van Gaal's liking after he was unhappy last year in USA . The Premier League giants will face Club America, San Jose Earthquakes, Barcelona and PSG . United will play once again in the International Champions\u2019 Cup, the tournament they won in America last summer. This time, though, with Van Gaal\u2019s influence over all matters of club business growing ever stronger, the club will squeeze four games in to 12 days before heading back to England on July 30 in order to recover in time for the start of the Barclays Premier League season on August 8. July 17 - vs\u00a0Club America . CenturyLink Field, Seattle - 72,000 capacity . July 21 - vs\u00a0San Jose Earthquakes . TBC . July 25 - vs\u00a0Barcelona . Levi's Stadium, California - 68,500 capacity . July 29 - vs\u00a0Paris Saint-Germain . Soldier Field, Chicago - 61,500 capacity . Van Gaal was furious last summer with the amount of travelling United had to do as they zig-zagged around America, playing games in Pasadena, Denver, Washington, Detroit and Miami. This time, United will be based largely on the west coast, playing games against Club America in Seattle, San Jose Earthquakes, at a venue to be announced and Barcelona near San Francisco before facing PSG in Chicago on the way home. As revealed earlier this month in Sportsmail, the tournament organisers have essentially organised this summer\u2019s tournament around United\u2019s needs. For example, there will be no final this year in order to avoid last summer\u2019s rather delicate situation that saw an irritated Van Gaal having to take his team to Miami for four days for a game he really had no desire to play. It is understood that United will use Seattle as their base before their first game this summer. Next summer\u2019s tour, meanwhile, will almost certainly be to Asia, a continent United haven\u2019t visited since David Moyes\u2019 pre-season of 2013. Ander Herrera, David De Gea and Juan Mata (left to right) hold the trophy after beating Liverpool in Miami . The squad reached the final of the 2014 International Champions Cup, but had travelled about 13,500 miles . July 24 - Manchester United 7-0 LA Galaxy (Pasadena) Attendance: 86,432 . July 26 - Manchester United 3-2 Roma (Denver) Attendance: 54, 117 . July 30 - Manchester United 0-0 Inter Milan (Washington) Attendance: 61,238 . August 2 - Manchester United 3-1 Real Madrid (Michigan) Attendance: 109,318 . August 5 - Manchester United 3-1 Liverpool (Miami) Attendance:\u00a051,014 . Total distance covered between July 24 and August 5: about 13,500 mile .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nManchester United have confirmed their plans to revisit the USA on pre-season this summer after agreeing to Louis van Gaal\u2019s desire to head to America rather than Asia. United\u2019s shirt sponsors Chevrolet are keen for the club to visit the Far East as the American car giant seeks to expand its business in that part of the world and were enthusiastic about that trip taking place this summer. However, after months of discussions between the United board and manager Van Gaal the club will once again head across the Atlantic for a four-game tour signed off by the manager. Manchester United's pre-season tour of the United States will see them play Louis van Gaal's ex-club Barca . The pre-season plans have been organised to Van Gaal's liking after he was unhappy last year in USA . The Premier League giants will face Club America, San Jose Earthquakes, Barcelona and PSG . United will play once again in the International Champions\u2019 Cup, the tournament they won in America last summer. This time, though, with Van Gaal\u2019s influence over all matters of club business growing ever stronger, the club will squeeze four games in to 12 days before heading back to England on July 30 in order to recover in time for the start of the Barclays Premier League season on August 8. July 17 - vs\u00a0Club America . CenturyLink Field, Seattle - 72,000 capacity . July 21 - vs\u00a0San Jose Earthquakes . TBC . July 25 - vs\u00a0Barcelona . Levi's Stadium, California - 68,500 capacity . July 29 - vs\u00a0Paris Saint-Germain . Soldier Field, Chicago - 61,500 capacity . Van Gaal was furious last summer with the amount of travelling United had to do as they zig-zagged around America, playing games in Pasadena, Denver, Washington, Detroit and Miami. This time, United will be based largely on the west coast, playing games against Club America in Seattle, San Jose Earthquakes, at a venue to be announced and Barcelona near San Francisco before facing PSG in Chicago on the way home. As revealed earlier this month in Sportsmail, the tournament organisers have essentially organised this summer\u2019s tournament around United\u2019s needs. For example, there will be no final this year in order to avoid last summer\u2019s rather delicate situation that saw an irritated Van Gaal having to take his team to Miami for four days for a game he really had no desire to play. It is understood that United will use Seattle as their base before their first game this summer. Next summer\u2019s tour, meanwhile, will almost certainly be to Asia, a continent United haven\u2019t visited since David Moyes\u2019 pre-season of 2013. Ander Herrera, David De Gea and Juan Mata (left to right) hold the trophy after beating Liverpool in Miami . The squad reached the final of the 2014 International Champions Cup, but had travelled about 13,500 miles . July 24 - Manchester United 7-0 LA Galaxy (Pasadena) Attendance: 86,432 . July 26 - Manchester United 3-2 Roma (Denver) Attendance: 54, 117 . July 30 - Manchester United 0-0 Inter Milan (Washington) Attendance: 61,238 . August 2 - Manchester United 3-1 Real Madrid (Michigan) Attendance: 109,318 . August 5 - Manchester United 3-1 Liverpool (Miami) Attendance:\u00a051,014 . Total distance covered between July 24 and August 5: about 13,500 mile ."}], "metadata": {"id": "969259da64cf9b0dc2baad462561d1c4e203da45", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Manchester United travel to the USA's west coast for the pre-season tour .\nLouis van Gaal was unhappy with last year's arrangements in America .\nThe Dutch manager has organised the pre-season plans to his liking .\nHe will face his former club Barcelona in California during the tour .\nVan Gaal was Barca boss between 1997 and 2000, and won La Liga twice .\nHe left in controversial circumstances after an icy relationship with  media .\nREAD: Real Madrid confident David de Gea is set for Spain ."}}
{"prompt": "Awash with a sea of colour, sounds and smells, a stunning water carnival has exploded into life in China. The annual Water Temple Fair in Jiangnan, China, sees thousands gather on boats to pray for good fortune for the upcoming year. Locals dress up in traditional costumes, while boat races, drumming and dragon dances bring a carnival atmosphere to the town of Jia Xing. Riot of colour: The Water Temple Fair in Jiangnan, China, sees thousands gather on boats to pray for good fortune for the upcoming year . Superstition: People travel from nearby towns to join the Net Boat Fair. Other Water Temple Fairs are held around Chinese New Year. Fishermen from the area take their boats out for show, hoping for good fortune and blessing . Extravagance: An aerial view of the 2015 China Jiangnan Net Boat Fair which commemorates an ancient hero . Starting on different dates in the western calendar, the fair happens annually according to the Chinese Lunar calendar. This year, it began yesterday and the celebrations are expected to last three to seven days, with festivities sometimes being extended to a month long. One of the highlights of the carnival is the Net Boat Fair which showcases the unique culture of Jiangnan water people. One of the most anticipated performances is the 'tie the perfume to your skin' which sees performers attach metal hooks to their forearms. On the other side of the hook hangs a censer containing incense\u00a0or sometimes even heavy anchors with flowers in them to mask the natural smell of the fishing town. Locals dress up in traditional costumes, while boat races, drumming and dragon dances bring a carnival atmosphere to the town of Jia Xing . The traditional local folklore carnival pays homage to Liu Chengzhong, a figure who led people in annihilating locusts in the Yuan Dynasty . Tradition: Fishermen and their families dress up in traditional clothes. About 50 different folklore groups and nearly two thousand people will be joining the celebrations. It will be the biggest Net Boat Fair in 60 years . The Fair commemorates General Lui Chengzhong, a hero in the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368), who successfully eliminated pests during a massive drought. When the Yuan Dynasty came to an end, General Lui killed himself by jumping in the river as an act of loyalty to the Yuan emperor. The locals built the Lui King temple for him and celebrated his heroic acts. Mr Li, one of the participants, told Jia Xing Ping Dao: 'I am the sixth generation to come to this temple fair. 'My great-grandfather once said the celebrations were even more extravagant than what we have now. 'We want to pray for safety and for the Gods to give us proper weather next year.' Music and beats: Little drums are used to scare away angry spirits. This event was listed as one of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in China in 2011, along with Chinese abacus, an ancient calculator . Cultural heritage: Fishermen prepare shrine offerings, including food, wine, pork, fruit and snacks. An elaborate ritual will be performed on the boats to give thanks to the Gods and the ancestors . The Net Boat Fair has already been included in the list of Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage. One of the most important agenda this year is giving out the 'folklore religion activity' certificate to the Liu King temple. Jiangnan Mayor Liang Bokai sauid: 'This marks the first certificate of its kind. It is a massive step for the preservation, promotion and legacy of this folklore religion in the Liu King temple. 'We will further promote our local customs and culture and combine it with tourism in order to put out a new image.' Jiangnan folklore: 'Stepping on whites boats' is a custom for fishermen. Their boats are known to be very unstable because of the exceptionally long frame. Fishermen remodel the boats with a wooden see-saw in the middle. Two people stands on the edge of both sides and jump to make the boat go forward . Tourism: It is a very popular tourist attraction as well. Vendors and shopkeepers appeal their products to passers-by, participants gather for pictures and others pray for blessings .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAwash with a sea of colour, sounds and smells, a stunning water carnival has exploded into life in China. The annual Water Temple Fair in Jiangnan, China, sees thousands gather on boats to pray for good fortune for the upcoming year. Locals dress up in traditional costumes, while boat races, drumming and dragon dances bring a carnival atmosphere to the town of Jia Xing. Riot of colour: The Water Temple Fair in Jiangnan, China, sees thousands gather on boats to pray for good fortune for the upcoming year . Superstition: People travel from nearby towns to join the Net Boat Fair. Other Water Temple Fairs are held around Chinese New Year. Fishermen from the area take their boats out for show, hoping for good fortune and blessing . Extravagance: An aerial view of the 2015 China Jiangnan Net Boat Fair which commemorates an ancient hero . Starting on different dates in the western calendar, the fair happens annually according to the Chinese Lunar calendar. This year, it began yesterday and the celebrations are expected to last three to seven days, with festivities sometimes being extended to a month long. One of the highlights of the carnival is the Net Boat Fair which showcases the unique culture of Jiangnan water people. One of the most anticipated performances is the 'tie the perfume to your skin' which sees performers attach metal hooks to their forearms. On the other side of the hook hangs a censer containing incense\u00a0or sometimes even heavy anchors with flowers in them to mask the natural smell of the fishing town. Locals dress up in traditional costumes, while boat races, drumming and dragon dances bring a carnival atmosphere to the town of Jia Xing . The traditional local folklore carnival pays homage to Liu Chengzhong, a figure who led people in annihilating locusts in the Yuan Dynasty . Tradition: Fishermen and their families dress up in traditional clothes. About 50 different folklore groups and nearly two thousand people will be joining the celebrations. It will be the biggest Net Boat Fair in 60 years . The Fair commemorates General Lui Chengzhong, a hero in the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368), who successfully eliminated pests during a massive drought. When the Yuan Dynasty came to an end, General Lui killed himself by jumping in the river as an act of loyalty to the Yuan emperor. The locals built the Lui King temple for him and celebrated his heroic acts. Mr Li, one of the participants, told Jia Xing Ping Dao: 'I am the sixth generation to come to this temple fair. 'My great-grandfather once said the celebrations were even more extravagant than what we have now. 'We want to pray for safety and for the Gods to give us proper weather next year.' Music and beats: Little drums are used to scare away angry spirits. This event was listed as one of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in China in 2011, along with Chinese abacus, an ancient calculator . Cultural heritage: Fishermen prepare shrine offerings, including food, wine, pork, fruit and snacks. An elaborate ritual will be performed on the boats to give thanks to the Gods and the ancestors . The Net Boat Fair has already been included in the list of Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage. One of the most important agenda this year is giving out the 'folklore religion activity' certificate to the Liu King temple. Jiangnan Mayor Liang Bokai sauid: 'This marks the first certificate of its kind. It is a massive step for the preservation, promotion and legacy of this folklore religion in the Liu King temple. 'We will further promote our local customs and culture and combine it with tourism in order to put out a new image.' Jiangnan folklore: 'Stepping on whites boats' is a custom for fishermen. Their boats are known to be very unstable because of the exceptionally long frame. Fishermen remodel the boats with a wooden see-saw in the middle. Two people stands on the edge of both sides and jump to make the boat go forward . Tourism: It is a very popular tourist attraction as well. Vendors and shopkeepers appeal their products to passers-by, participants gather for pictures and others pray for blessings ."}], "metadata": {"id": "39cfdfe7ad6f9419bbbc2a2fd8d7f8d66b302f72", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Water Temple Fair held annually in Jiangnan, China, where fishermen gather to pay homage to ancient hero .\nLocals dress up in their \u00a0traditional costumes and perform local rituals with dances, boat races and songs .\nHonours\u00a0General Lui Chengzhong, a hero of Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368), who eliminated pests during drought ."}}
{"prompt": "Gary Locke will be confirmed as Kilmarnock\u2019s permanent manager on Friday - exactly eight weeks after he was asked to take charge until the end of the season. An announcement will be made by the Rugby Park club on Friday morning, with the former Hearts boss being given a three-year deal. And on Thursday the 39-year-old paid tribute to the players whose efforts have helped him win favour with new chairman Jim Mann since he replaced Allan Johnston on a caretaker basis in February. Kilmarnock will confirm Gary Locke as the club's new permanent manager on Friday . \u2018I\u2019d be over the moon to get it as it\u2019s something I\u2019ve worked hard towards,\u2019 said Locke while negotiations were being finalised at the Ayrshire club. \u2018I had a taste of it (management) at Hearts and really enjoyed it. I\u2019m fortunate I was put into this position at a great club. It\u2019s a fantastic opportunity. \u2018But I\u2019ve said all along, it\u2019s not about me. It\u2019s about players. If they perform, you get a better reputation as a manager and that has been the case here with a great response from them. \u2018That\u2019s how football works. If they play well, your stock rises. Equally, if they don\u2019t play well, it\u2019s the manager who gets the stick. \u2018I\u2019ve got broad shoulders and I know what to expect but I can\u2019t praise the players highly enough. They have worked so hard and they have taken on board everything I have tried to tell them.\u2019 Ex-Killie and Hearts player Locke, who was crestfallen not to be retained by the Tynecastle club as head coach after they were relegated last season, added: \u2018(Coaches) Alan Robertson and Billy Thomson have done a fantastic job in helping me, too. \u2018You can\u2019t do all of these things by yourself and backroom staff can be as important as the players. I can\u2019t thank all of these people enough.\u2019 Locke, who returned to Rugby Park last summer, had been working as No 2 under Johnston when the manager announced in February that he would be leaving the club at the end of the season, indicating that the \u00a3150,000 sale of teenage forward Robbie Muirhead to Dundee United had been a factor in his decision. After Johnston was immediately relieved of his duties by the club hierarchy, assistant Locke was put in charge and was initially regarded as a stop-gap appointment. But he quickly won over the players and a team that had previously been struggling in the league went unbeaten in their first six games under his stewardship. They only suffered their first reverse under Locke when Ross County beat them 2-1 in Dingwall two weeks ago. Kilmarnock went unbeaten during Locke's first six games in charge of the club . He has impressed Mann not only with results but with the way he has conducted himself during his two months at the helm. Kilmarnock are currently eighth in the Premiership and still remain in the hunt for a top-six place. It was expected that Locke would have been appointed permanently before now, but he dismissed reports that talks had stalled due to a clause that would see him sacked if the club failed to achieve a top-six finish this season. \u2018When you are dealing with contracts, they take a bit of time and I certainly don\u2019t foresee any problems,\u2019 he said. \u2018There hasn\u2019t really been a hold-up. As any player or manager will tell you, when it comes to the terms of a contract, it doesn\u2019t just happen overnight. There are a lot of things to discuss and I have done that. \u2018I will keep all that private because that is the way it should be and the club have dealt with it brilliantly. \u2018I\u2019ve no complaints there, so I hope it will be sorted before Saturday and I can concentrate on our home game against Motherwell. \u2018Our new board of directors have been fantastic. I\u2019ve been really impressed with the way that they have handled everything. The club itself is trying to be as positive as possible. \u2018There are a lot of plans in place to make the club even better than it is right now, so there are loads of positives and I would like to be part of that.\u2019 Having resolved his own situation, Locke will next week turn his attention to the futures of nine first-team players at Kilmarnock \u2014 Manuel Pascali, Alexei Eremenko, Craig Slater, Craig Samson, Sammy Clingan, Greg Kiltie, Conor Brennan, Chris Chantler and Mark O\u2019Hara \u2014 who will become free agents this summer. \u2018I\u2019ve said for a number of weeks now that once my own position was sorted out, there are a few players out of contract and they will want to know what their futures are,\u2019 he said. \u2018So it will be great to get moving on all of that and prepare for next season. \u2018You can\u2019t do that until you are the main man.\u2019", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nGary Locke will be confirmed as Kilmarnock\u2019s permanent manager on Friday - exactly eight weeks after he was asked to take charge until the end of the season. An announcement will be made by the Rugby Park club on Friday morning, with the former Hearts boss being given a three-year deal. And on Thursday the 39-year-old paid tribute to the players whose efforts have helped him win favour with new chairman Jim Mann since he replaced Allan Johnston on a caretaker basis in February. Kilmarnock will confirm Gary Locke as the club's new permanent manager on Friday . \u2018I\u2019d be over the moon to get it as it\u2019s something I\u2019ve worked hard towards,\u2019 said Locke while negotiations were being finalised at the Ayrshire club. \u2018I had a taste of it (management) at Hearts and really enjoyed it. I\u2019m fortunate I was put into this position at a great club. It\u2019s a fantastic opportunity. \u2018But I\u2019ve said all along, it\u2019s not about me. It\u2019s about players. If they perform, you get a better reputation as a manager and that has been the case here with a great response from them. \u2018That\u2019s how football works. If they play well, your stock rises. Equally, if they don\u2019t play well, it\u2019s the manager who gets the stick. \u2018I\u2019ve got broad shoulders and I know what to expect but I can\u2019t praise the players highly enough. They have worked so hard and they have taken on board everything I have tried to tell them.\u2019 Ex-Killie and Hearts player Locke, who was crestfallen not to be retained by the Tynecastle club as head coach after they were relegated last season, added: \u2018(Coaches) Alan Robertson and Billy Thomson have done a fantastic job in helping me, too. \u2018You can\u2019t do all of these things by yourself and backroom staff can be as important as the players. I can\u2019t thank all of these people enough.\u2019 Locke, who returned to Rugby Park last summer, had been working as No 2 under Johnston when the manager announced in February that he would be leaving the club at the end of the season, indicating that the \u00a3150,000 sale of teenage forward Robbie Muirhead to Dundee United had been a factor in his decision. After Johnston was immediately relieved of his duties by the club hierarchy, assistant Locke was put in charge and was initially regarded as a stop-gap appointment. But he quickly won over the players and a team that had previously been struggling in the league went unbeaten in their first six games under his stewardship. They only suffered their first reverse under Locke when Ross County beat them 2-1 in Dingwall two weeks ago. Kilmarnock went unbeaten during Locke's first six games in charge of the club . He has impressed Mann not only with results but with the way he has conducted himself during his two months at the helm. Kilmarnock are currently eighth in the Premiership and still remain in the hunt for a top-six place. It was expected that Locke would have been appointed permanently before now, but he dismissed reports that talks had stalled due to a clause that would see him sacked if the club failed to achieve a top-six finish this season. \u2018When you are dealing with contracts, they take a bit of time and I certainly don\u2019t foresee any problems,\u2019 he said. \u2018There hasn\u2019t really been a hold-up. As any player or manager will tell you, when it comes to the terms of a contract, it doesn\u2019t just happen overnight. There are a lot of things to discuss and I have done that. \u2018I will keep all that private because that is the way it should be and the club have dealt with it brilliantly. \u2018I\u2019ve no complaints there, so I hope it will be sorted before Saturday and I can concentrate on our home game against Motherwell. \u2018Our new board of directors have been fantastic. I\u2019ve been really impressed with the way that they have handled everything. The club itself is trying to be as positive as possible. \u2018There are a lot of plans in place to make the club even better than it is right now, so there are loads of positives and I would like to be part of that.\u2019 Having resolved his own situation, Locke will next week turn his attention to the futures of nine first-team players at Kilmarnock \u2014 Manuel Pascali, Alexei Eremenko, Craig Slater, Craig Samson, Sammy Clingan, Greg Kiltie, Conor Brennan, Chris Chantler and Mark O\u2019Hara \u2014 who will become free agents this summer. \u2018I\u2019ve said for a number of weeks now that once my own position was sorted out, there are a few players out of contract and they will want to know what their futures are,\u2019 he said. \u2018So it will be great to get moving on all of that and prepare for next season. \u2018You can\u2019t do that until you are the main man.\u2019"}], "metadata": {"id": "008aa71f64621995d749aff42be822b1b6ca7bc9", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Gary Locke will be confirmed as Kilmarnock boss on Friday .\nThe club went unbeaten during Locke's first six games in charge .\nThe 39-year-old former Killie defender has paid tribute to his players ."}}
{"prompt": "With her contoured cheeks, flawless glow and smokey eyes, let's face it, who doesn't want to look like Kim Kardashian? When the reality TV star once shared a snap mid-way through her makeover revealing her contouring tricks, a new beauty craze was born. And now, the secret behind the 34-year-old reality TV star's glowing skin has been revealed. Scroll down for video . Want to look like Kim Kardashian? Now you can, because the flawless star has revealed the products that give her that envy-inducing glow . The mother-of-one, who shared her beauty essentials on Instagram, protects her skin with a \u00a365 ($96) Creme de la Mer\u00a0SPF 30 UV Protecting Fluid, which claims to prevent the appearance of discolorations while providing protection from the sun. The cream, which is packed with gemstones, peculiar sounding 'photonic spheres' and smart seaweeds, can also be used as a make-up primer. Kim shared her beauty essentials on her Instagram page and, of course, a hairbrush from her own brand featured . Kim then loves to spritz her face with a \u00a312 ($18) rose water mist from Glossier. The little-known product is made with roses and aloe and aims to to hydrate, soothe, and leave you feeling fresh and awake. The brand say the product is also 'excellent as a make-up refresher and midday pick-me-up'. To remove the day's face, Kim uses a NARS face wash and Black Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System. The NARS Gentle Cream Cleanser apparently helps to maintain skin's moisture balance while removing makeup and impurities. Meanwhile, the vibrating brush uses a micro-massage motion, which is said to work within skin's natural elasticity to gently remove the impurities traditional methods leave behind-leaving skin softer, smoother and more beautiful. Clearly it's working for Kim. Other beauty essentials in her cosmetics bag include a hairbrush from her own range, Kardashian Beauty, which she established with her sisters, as well as an Essie nail polish. Speaking to FEMAIL recently, Kim said: 'As far as products, I love the Kardashian Beauty dry shampoo and conditioner, which we have. I've never seen a dry conditioner out there but it really helps when you're trying to not wash your hair.' Another product the sisters swear by is coconut oil, which they say is 'everything'. 'When I take off my make-up, I use avocado oil or coconut oil and I also sleep in it, it's amazing for dry hair,' explained Khloe. 'You can put it on your body, too. Coconut oil can do everything.' When it comes to grooming her brows, Kim calls on Anastasia Soare, who is known in Tinseltown as 'the queen of eyebrow shaping'. The brow groomer uses the Dipbrow Pomade, which she applies with her \u00a315.50 Brow Wiz, an ultra-fine brow pencil, which claims to fill in sparse brows for a naturally fuller appearance. She then defines and enhances the brows with her \u00a317 Brow Powder Duo, which is enriched with Vitamins C and E to nourish and protect, before sealing the powder make-up into place with her \u00a315 Beauty Genius Clear Waterproof Gel, which she says seals and waterproofs any loose powder. To remove the day's face, Kim uses a Black Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System, left,\u00a0loves to spritz her face with a \u00a312 ($18) rose water mist from Glossier, centre, and protect her skin from the sun with\u00a0a \u00a365 ($96) Creme de la Mer SPF 30 UV Protecting Fluid, right . As well as running a successful beauty empire with her sisters, Kim has revealed that she wants to design a range of handbags for toddlers. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star - who has 22-month-old daughter North with husband Kanye West - is set to launch her Kardashian Kids collection next week and has revealed she's already thinking about adding more accessories to the range. Asked about designing shoes or handbags, she told Vogue.com: 'Well, North does love handbags. And anything where there's a little bit of glitz.' When it comes to grooming her brows, Kim calls on Anastasia Soare, who is known in Tinseltown as 'the queen of eyebrow shaping' The 34-year-old beauty admits that while her daughter is a big fan of fancy shoes, she's not so keen on the range of headbands included in her mother's new collection. Kim explained: 'Every day she wakes up and says, \"shoes\". You have to bargain with her - before you change her diaper she needs a pair of shoes on ... She hasn't been the biggest fan of keeping something on her head.' Kardashian Kids launches on Nordstrom.com on April 13 with prices ranging between $25 (\u00a316.80) and $35 (\u00a323.60) and Kim admits that while she did a lot of research online, she also drew inspiration from her own wardrobe which is why the collection features pieces such as peplum tops and faux leather leggings. Kim - who has 22-month-old daughter North with husband Kanye West - has revealed that she wants to design a range of handbags for toddlers .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWith her contoured cheeks, flawless glow and smokey eyes, let's face it, who doesn't want to look like Kim Kardashian? When the reality TV star once shared a snap mid-way through her makeover revealing her contouring tricks, a new beauty craze was born. And now, the secret behind the 34-year-old reality TV star's glowing skin has been revealed. Scroll down for video . Want to look like Kim Kardashian? Now you can, because the flawless star has revealed the products that give her that envy-inducing glow . The mother-of-one, who shared her beauty essentials on Instagram, protects her skin with a \u00a365 ($96) Creme de la Mer\u00a0SPF 30 UV Protecting Fluid, which claims to prevent the appearance of discolorations while providing protection from the sun. The cream, which is packed with gemstones, peculiar sounding 'photonic spheres' and smart seaweeds, can also be used as a make-up primer. Kim shared her beauty essentials on her Instagram page and, of course, a hairbrush from her own brand featured . Kim then loves to spritz her face with a \u00a312 ($18) rose water mist from Glossier. The little-known product is made with roses and aloe and aims to to hydrate, soothe, and leave you feeling fresh and awake. The brand say the product is also 'excellent as a make-up refresher and midday pick-me-up'. To remove the day's face, Kim uses a NARS face wash and Black Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System. The NARS Gentle Cream Cleanser apparently helps to maintain skin's moisture balance while removing makeup and impurities. Meanwhile, the vibrating brush uses a micro-massage motion, which is said to work within skin's natural elasticity to gently remove the impurities traditional methods leave behind-leaving skin softer, smoother and more beautiful. Clearly it's working for Kim. Other beauty essentials in her cosmetics bag include a hairbrush from her own range, Kardashian Beauty, which she established with her sisters, as well as an Essie nail polish. Speaking to FEMAIL recently, Kim said: 'As far as products, I love the Kardashian Beauty dry shampoo and conditioner, which we have. I've never seen a dry conditioner out there but it really helps when you're trying to not wash your hair.' Another product the sisters swear by is coconut oil, which they say is 'everything'. 'When I take off my make-up, I use avocado oil or coconut oil and I also sleep in it, it's amazing for dry hair,' explained Khloe. 'You can put it on your body, too. Coconut oil can do everything.' When it comes to grooming her brows, Kim calls on Anastasia Soare, who is known in Tinseltown as 'the queen of eyebrow shaping'. The brow groomer uses the Dipbrow Pomade, which she applies with her \u00a315.50 Brow Wiz, an ultra-fine brow pencil, which claims to fill in sparse brows for a naturally fuller appearance. She then defines and enhances the brows with her \u00a317 Brow Powder Duo, which is enriched with Vitamins C and E to nourish and protect, before sealing the powder make-up into place with her \u00a315 Beauty Genius Clear Waterproof Gel, which she says seals and waterproofs any loose powder. To remove the day's face, Kim uses a Black Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System, left,\u00a0loves to spritz her face with a \u00a312 ($18) rose water mist from Glossier, centre, and protect her skin from the sun with\u00a0a \u00a365 ($96) Creme de la Mer SPF 30 UV Protecting Fluid, right . As well as running a successful beauty empire with her sisters, Kim has revealed that she wants to design a range of handbags for toddlers. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star - who has 22-month-old daughter North with husband Kanye West - is set to launch her Kardashian Kids collection next week and has revealed she's already thinking about adding more accessories to the range. Asked about designing shoes or handbags, she told Vogue.com: 'Well, North does love handbags. And anything where there's a little bit of glitz.' When it comes to grooming her brows, Kim calls on Anastasia Soare, who is known in Tinseltown as 'the queen of eyebrow shaping' The 34-year-old beauty admits that while her daughter is a big fan of fancy shoes, she's not so keen on the range of headbands included in her mother's new collection. Kim explained: 'Every day she wakes up and says, \"shoes\". You have to bargain with her - before you change her diaper she needs a pair of shoes on ... She hasn't been the biggest fan of keeping something on her head.' Kardashian Kids launches on Nordstrom.com on April 13 with prices ranging between $25 (\u00a316.80) and $35 (\u00a323.60) and Kim admits that while she did a lot of research online, she also drew inspiration from her own wardrobe which is why the collection features pieces such as peplum tops and faux leather leggings. Kim - who has 22-month-old daughter North with husband Kanye West - has revealed that she wants to design a range of handbags for toddlers ."}], "metadata": {"id": "87626b6f72f2f3fd5f424be631482100510b3387", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Kim, 34, shared make-up bag contents on Instagram .\nIncludes Clarisonic brush, hairbrush from her own range and rose water .\nStar is also getting set to launch new kidswear range ."}}
{"prompt": "Michelle Obama has issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that her eldest daughter is now a licensed driver who is sometimes allowed to go out driving on her own. 'I've got a driver \u2014 a 16-year-old  driving around,' the first lady said during an appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday. 'Look out DC,' she joked. Although Malia receives protection from the Secret Service, Mrs. Obama revealed that she does get to drive outside the White House grounds on her own. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Michelle Obama made a special appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday . The first lady jokingly issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that eldest daughter Malia is now a licensed driver who is sometimes allowed to go out driving on her own . 3.1 Phillip Lim cropped high waisted wide leg trouser pants at Saks Fifth Avenue . Shop the trousers at Saks . Visit site . America's fashionable first lady looks just as much at ease wearing ball gowns or a pair of trousers. At a recent appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael,  Michelle Obama paired a 3.1 Phillip Lim white wide leg pants with a green, white and black print blouse. Her outfit choice is obviously comfort driven and perfect for spring! Along with the trendy monochrome color palette, the always stylish Mrs Obama also embraced the white hot trend of wide leg pants. After many years of skinny pant dominance, the roomy silhouette is once again back in fashion. Just in time for the warmer weather, wear them with sneakers or go glam and pair them with high heels. Either way, these pants will turn heads on the streets. Check out our great selection of white wide leg pants. With designer as well as budget friendly options, you too could dance to Uptown Funk in these delectable pants. Halston Heritage Trousers at Bloomingdale's . Visit site . Chelsea 28 high rise wide leg pants . Visit site . Milly Cady pintuck pants . Visit site . Dailylook classic wide leg pants . Visit site . 'She always has security around. But in order for her to learn how to drive, she had to drive on her own. So once she was legally permitted to drive on her own, she gets in her car,' said Mrs. Obama. Her eldest daughter's newfound freedom had reminded the first lady that not having dirven herself in seven years she had forgotten how to. When Malia asked her mom about how to park in a public parking lot, the first last admitted she was stumped. 'I barely know now too so I have to check with other sources,' she said. The first lady also discussed a Time magazine article which named Malia and sister Sasha among the 25 Most Influential Teens of 2014. 'I don't know why \u2014 they're not influential, they just live here!' she joked. 'They have done nothing to gain any influence.' 'I don't think they even realize that they're influential,' she added. 'I don't think anybody showed them that article, so don't mention it!' 'They're not influential': The first lady also jokingly dismissed a Time magazine article which had named her daughters as influential teens . President Obama and the first lady greeted participants at the White House before the annual White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday . Tens of thousands of people gathered on the White House South Lawn for the annual Easter egg roll festivities which the president officially started by blowing on a whistle . The first lady \u2014 who is celebrating the fifth anniversary of her Let's Move! campaign \u2014 also noted that both her teenager daughters are very familiar with the concept of sarcasm. 'When they get a little snarky, I'm like, 'Oh, you sound like your dad!'' Tens of thousands of people gathered on the White House South Lawn on Monday for the annual Easter egg roll festivities. This year's theme is #GimmeFive, which is part of Mrs. Obama's campaign to try to get young people to be more active and lead healthier lives. Monday's events included sports and fitness zones, cooking demonstrations, and of course, the traditional egg roll. The egg roll is one of the longest-standing White House traditions. In 1878, President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the White House grounds to local children for egg rolling. President Obama, first lady Michelle Obama, with dogs Bo (top) and and Sunny (bottom), and the Easter Bunny joined participants before the annual White House Easter Egg Roll in Washington on Monday . Festive: The First Family pictured outside\u00a0Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, after Sunday's Easter service . President in the house: Obama can be seen to the right of the picture above worshiping on Sunday . The First Family has kicked off this year's Easter celebrations on Sunday with a visit to the Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia. Rev Howard-John Wesley had opened the service by welcoming the president, before urging the congregation not to take selfies with him. 'How fitting that on the day we celebrate the rising of our Lord and savior, we also welcome our sitting president,' Wesley said, as the congregation rose to their feet in applause. 'This is not selfie time,' Wesley said jokingly. 'Let the brother worship in the house of God.' Churchgoers traditionally walk around to shake hands and give hugs during the greetings and announcements portion of service, but the pastor encouraged the crowd to stay in their seats and greet only their closest neighbors, as the sanctuary was tightly secured with Secret Service agents. The choir - including women in purple dresses and men sporting purple ties - sang a lively rendition of the hymn 'He Lives,' stirring most of the church, filled to capacity, to clap, sing and sway in praise alongside the upbeat organ keys while ushers collected the tithes and offering. Singalong: The family (pictured in the second row of the congregation) joined in with upbeat hymns . People queued around the block for the service in Alexandria, monitored by federal security officers . The lively pastor based his sermon around a scripture from 1 Corinthians 15 on the life and resurrection of Christ. 'Where do you stand in the resurrection of Christ,' he asked. 'You either believe it or reject it.' Wesley said the sacrifices of Christ allowed the congregation to be forgiven for their own sins. 'He took the pain for me. I owe him my life. I owe him my praise. I owe him my hallelujah,' he said. Appearing on Jimmy Fallon's talk show this week, the first lady revealed that she and her husband will be performing a routine with So You Think You Can Dance contestants on the front lawn of the White House during the annual Easter Egg Roll. It will be to the tune of Uptown Funk. Michelle said she has been practicing the dance, called Gimme Five!, for over a year in the hope that it will inspire children to exercise. Well wishes: Michelle Obama tweeted this message to her thousands of followers on Sunday morning .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nMichelle Obama has issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that her eldest daughter is now a licensed driver who is sometimes allowed to go out driving on her own. 'I've got a driver \u2014 a 16-year-old  driving around,' the first lady said during an appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday. 'Look out DC,' she joked. Although Malia receives protection from the Secret Service, Mrs. Obama revealed that she does get to drive outside the White House grounds on her own. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Michelle Obama made a special appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday . The first lady jokingly issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that eldest daughter Malia is now a licensed driver who is sometimes allowed to go out driving on her own . 3.1 Phillip Lim cropped high waisted wide leg trouser pants at Saks Fifth Avenue . Shop the trousers at Saks . Visit site . America's fashionable first lady looks just as much at ease wearing ball gowns or a pair of trousers. At a recent appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael,  Michelle Obama paired a 3.1 Phillip Lim white wide leg pants with a green, white and black print blouse. Her outfit choice is obviously comfort driven and perfect for spring! Along with the trendy monochrome color palette, the always stylish Mrs Obama also embraced the white hot trend of wide leg pants. After many years of skinny pant dominance, the roomy silhouette is once again back in fashion. Just in time for the warmer weather, wear them with sneakers or go glam and pair them with high heels. Either way, these pants will turn heads on the streets. Check out our great selection of white wide leg pants. With designer as well as budget friendly options, you too could dance to Uptown Funk in these delectable pants. Halston Heritage Trousers at Bloomingdale's . Visit site . Chelsea 28 high rise wide leg pants . Visit site . Milly Cady pintuck pants . Visit site . Dailylook classic wide leg pants . Visit site . 'She always has security around. But in order for her to learn how to drive, she had to drive on her own. So once she was legally permitted to drive on her own, she gets in her car,' said Mrs. Obama. Her eldest daughter's newfound freedom had reminded the first lady that not having dirven herself in seven years she had forgotten how to. When Malia asked her mom about how to park in a public parking lot, the first last admitted she was stumped. 'I barely know now too so I have to check with other sources,' she said. The first lady also discussed a Time magazine article which named Malia and sister Sasha among the 25 Most Influential Teens of 2014. 'I don't know why \u2014 they're not influential, they just live here!' she joked. 'They have done nothing to gain any influence.' 'I don't think they even realize that they're influential,' she added. 'I don't think anybody showed them that article, so don't mention it!' 'They're not influential': The first lady also jokingly dismissed a Time magazine article which had named her daughters as influential teens . President Obama and the first lady greeted participants at the White House before the annual White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday . Tens of thousands of people gathered on the White House South Lawn for the annual Easter egg roll festivities which the president officially started by blowing on a whistle . The first lady \u2014 who is celebrating the fifth anniversary of her Let's Move! campaign \u2014 also noted that both her teenager daughters are very familiar with the concept of sarcasm. 'When they get a little snarky, I'm like, 'Oh, you sound like your dad!'' Tens of thousands of people gathered on the White House South Lawn on Monday for the annual Easter egg roll festivities. This year's theme is #GimmeFive, which is part of Mrs. Obama's campaign to try to get young people to be more active and lead healthier lives. Monday's events included sports and fitness zones, cooking demonstrations, and of course, the traditional egg roll. The egg roll is one of the longest-standing White House traditions. In 1878, President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the White House grounds to local children for egg rolling. President Obama, first lady Michelle Obama, with dogs Bo (top) and and Sunny (bottom), and the Easter Bunny joined participants before the annual White House Easter Egg Roll in Washington on Monday . Festive: The First Family pictured outside\u00a0Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, after Sunday's Easter service . President in the house: Obama can be seen to the right of the picture above worshiping on Sunday . The First Family has kicked off this year's Easter celebrations on Sunday with a visit to the Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia. Rev Howard-John Wesley had opened the service by welcoming the president, before urging the congregation not to take selfies with him. 'How fitting that on the day we celebrate the rising of our Lord and savior, we also welcome our sitting president,' Wesley said, as the congregation rose to their feet in applause. 'This is not selfie time,' Wesley said jokingly. 'Let the brother worship in the house of God.' Churchgoers traditionally walk around to shake hands and give hugs during the greetings and announcements portion of service, but the pastor encouraged the crowd to stay in their seats and greet only their closest neighbors, as the sanctuary was tightly secured with Secret Service agents. The choir - including women in purple dresses and men sporting purple ties - sang a lively rendition of the hymn 'He Lives,' stirring most of the church, filled to capacity, to clap, sing and sway in praise alongside the upbeat organ keys while ushers collected the tithes and offering. Singalong: The family (pictured in the second row of the congregation) joined in with upbeat hymns . People queued around the block for the service in Alexandria, monitored by federal security officers . The lively pastor based his sermon around a scripture from 1 Corinthians 15 on the life and resurrection of Christ. 'Where do you stand in the resurrection of Christ,' he asked. 'You either believe it or reject it.' Wesley said the sacrifices of Christ allowed the congregation to be forgiven for their own sins. 'He took the pain for me. I owe him my life. I owe him my praise. I owe him my hallelujah,' he said. Appearing on Jimmy Fallon's talk show this week, the first lady revealed that she and her husband will be performing a routine with So You Think You Can Dance contestants on the front lawn of the White House during the annual Easter Egg Roll. It will be to the tune of Uptown Funk. Michelle said she has been practicing the dance, called Gimme Five!, for over a year in the hope that it will inspire children to exercise. Well wishes: Michelle Obama tweeted this message to her thousands of followers on Sunday morning ."}], "metadata": {"id": "61496c72d275dc70dbf7d2e01ac6c13c891329b7", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Michelle Obama has jokingly issued a warning to motorists in the Washington D.C. area that eldest daughter Malia is now a licensed driver .\nThe first lady was making a special appearance on Live! With Kelly and Michael broadcast from the White House on Monday .\nMrs. Obama also noted that both her teenager daughters are very familiar with the concept of sarcasm .\n'When they get a little snarky, I'm like, \"Oh, you sound like your dad!\"'\nTens of thousands of people gathered on the White House South Lawn on Monday for the annual Easter egg roll festivities ."}}
{"prompt": "Kenya's athletics federation has suspended the agents of marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto and other top stars while it investigates the spike in doping among the country's runners. Athletics Kenya president Isaiah Kiplagat announced the decision Monday to suspend two athlete management companies, the Netherlands' Volare Sports and Italy's Rosa & Associati. AK did not make accusations against the companies, but said they would be suspended from working in Kenya for six months so that investigations can be carried out. Marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto has seen his agent banned ahead of doping investigations . Rosa & Associati client Rita Jeptoo was banned for two years after testing positive for EPO . Kenyan authorities have previously blamed the rise in doping on the influence of foreign agents. Rosa & Associati represented women's marathon star Rita Jeptoo, who was banned for two years for the banned blood booster EPO. Volare Sports' clients include Kimetto and former marathon record holder Wilson Kipsang. London Marathon 2014 winner Wilson Kipsang is also a client of Dutch management company Volare Sports .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nKenya's athletics federation has suspended the agents of marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto and other top stars while it investigates the spike in doping among the country's runners. Athletics Kenya president Isaiah Kiplagat announced the decision Monday to suspend two athlete management companies, the Netherlands' Volare Sports and Italy's Rosa & Associati. AK did not make accusations against the companies, but said they would be suspended from working in Kenya for six months so that investigations can be carried out. Marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto has seen his agent banned ahead of doping investigations . Rosa & Associati client Rita Jeptoo was banned for two years after testing positive for EPO . Kenyan authorities have previously blamed the rise in doping on the influence of foreign agents. Rosa & Associati represented women's marathon star Rita Jeptoo, who was banned for two years for the banned blood booster EPO. Volare Sports' clients include Kimetto and former marathon record holder Wilson Kipsang. London Marathon 2014 winner Wilson Kipsang is also a client of Dutch management company Volare Sports ."}], "metadata": {"id": "5ef4775348a53bf0ea2158ade75cd20765ccb664", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Kenya's athletic federation has banned runners' agents for six months .\nMarathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto is a client of one of two banned management companies - \u00a0Volare Sports and\u00a0Rosa & Associati .\nInvestigations into a doping spike among runners is set to take place ."}}
{"prompt": "Police are hunting for three suspects who brazenly stole an ATM from a California gas station last Friday morning. CCTV footage shows the thieves in action at the Shell fuel stop along Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek. While one man distracts a cashier at the window, another leads a cable from the back of a white pickup to the cash machine. Once the cord is attached, the vehicle in the background speeds off and uproots the ATM from its mount. Sparks are caught flying into the air as the large device is dragged across the tarmac. The man who was previously  talking to the gas station clerk then runs towards the truck. He is seen wearing a bright red beanie, black pants, sweat top and sneakers. Although it is dark, he appears to load the ATM into the pickup before making a swift getaway with his crew. Caught on camera:\u00a0Police are hunting for three suspects who brazenly stole an ATM from a California gas station last Friday morning . Swift moves: CCTV footage shows the thieves in action at the Shell fuel stop at 265 Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek, with one distracting a cashier at the window while another hooks up a cable to the ATM . Final moments: With the other end of the cord attached to a white pickup, the vehicle then speeds off, uprooting the ATM (far right) from its mount and dragging it across the tarmac . It is not clear where the gas station cashier was at this point. According to police, the theft occurred shortly after 5am when the area was pretty deserted. Two of the suspects have been described as white males with their escape vehicle  detailed as a white Ford F-250 or F-350 four-wheel drive. Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call Walnut Creek police at (925) 943-5844 . Flying sparks: With the other end of the cord attached to a white pickup, the vehicle then speeds off, uprooting the ATM from its mount and dragging it across the tarmac . Still unidentified: Two of the suspects were described as white males, while the escape vehicle was detailed as a white Ford F-250 or F-350 four-wheel drive truck .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPolice are hunting for three suspects who brazenly stole an ATM from a California gas station last Friday morning. CCTV footage shows the thieves in action at the Shell fuel stop along Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek. While one man distracts a cashier at the window, another leads a cable from the back of a white pickup to the cash machine. Once the cord is attached, the vehicle in the background speeds off and uproots the ATM from its mount. Sparks are caught flying into the air as the large device is dragged across the tarmac. The man who was previously  talking to the gas station clerk then runs towards the truck. He is seen wearing a bright red beanie, black pants, sweat top and sneakers. Although it is dark, he appears to load the ATM into the pickup before making a swift getaway with his crew. Caught on camera:\u00a0Police are hunting for three suspects who brazenly stole an ATM from a California gas station last Friday morning . Swift moves: CCTV footage shows the thieves in action at the Shell fuel stop at 265 Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek, with one distracting a cashier at the window while another hooks up a cable to the ATM . Final moments: With the other end of the cord attached to a white pickup, the vehicle then speeds off, uprooting the ATM (far right) from its mount and dragging it across the tarmac . It is not clear where the gas station cashier was at this point. According to police, the theft occurred shortly after 5am when the area was pretty deserted. Two of the suspects have been described as white males with their escape vehicle  detailed as a white Ford F-250 or F-350 four-wheel drive. Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call Walnut Creek police at (925) 943-5844 . Flying sparks: With the other end of the cord attached to a white pickup, the vehicle then speeds off, uprooting the ATM from its mount and dragging it across the tarmac . Still unidentified: Two of the suspects were described as white males, while the escape vehicle was detailed as a white Ford F-250 or F-350 four-wheel drive truck ."}], "metadata": {"id": "ab82e625ba430cb18c01dedc8f71a77a9b426705", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "CCTV footage shows the thieves in action at the Shell fuel stop at 265 Ygnacio Valley Road in Walnut Creek .\nWith one man distracting a cashier at the window, another hooks up a cable to the cash machine .\nWith the other end of the cord attached to a white pickup, the vehicle then speeds off, uprooting the ATM from its mount .\nTwo of the suspects were described as white males, while the escape vehicle was detailed as a white Ford F-250 or F-350 four-wheel drive."}}
{"prompt": "This is the moment when an angry woman forced an elderly man to kneel in the street after he accidentally knocked her phone out of her hand. The video, filmed at an undisclosed location in China, sees the woman demand that the man pays compensation for her damaged phone as she slaps him in the middle of a busy road. Despite the elderly man promising to pay her back once he has the means to do so, she continues to berate him in front of witnesses, the People's Daily Online\u00a0reports. Scroll down for video . Street attack: The shocking video was filmed after the elderly man knocked the woman's phone out of her hand, causing the screen to break . The shocking exchange was filmed by a witness and it had since gone viral on Chinese social media. The woman had allegedly been taking pictures of her children with her new iPhone 6 plus when the old man passed through on his moped. He accidentally bumped into the woman\u2019s shoulder and her phone fell on the ground, and the screen cracked, the newspaper reports. The woman demanded the old man to compensate for repairing her phone, which he promised to do, but adding that it would have to wait as he did not have the money there and then. \u2018The old man\u2019s voice was trembling and he had tears in his eyes,\u2019 a witnesses said, describing how the woman called four friends to the scene. Abuse: After being told that the man does not have the money to pay her back straight away, she is seen slapping him twice in the street . In the clip, the woman can be heard demanding that he pays her on the spot, despite his assurance that she will be compensated eventually . \u2018The young woman\u2019s friends hit the old man\u2019s hat constantly and discussed whether they should really hit him,\u2019the witness said. After a long verbal argument between the young woman and the old man, she is said to have demanded: \u2018Kneel down for apology, then I will forget the money!\u2019 The old man allegedly came off his moped, falling over as he kneeled down. 'His disability became apparent to the crowd but the young woman\u2019s action became more infuriating,' a witness said. \u2018The young lady just stood in front of the old man and slapped him twice.' In the clip, the woman can be heard demanding that he pays her on the spot, despite his assurance that she will be compensated eventually. Although no one called the police, the authority has investigated further after the clip went online. A user, posting under the username \u2018The girl who sells tea eggs\u2019, wrote: It was the old man\u2019s fault that he bumped into the young woman but this is definitely not a reason to slap someone. 'The old man has to pay a compensation for sure but they could have called the police to settle the matter. If you stand in the old man\u2019s shoes, you would be very angry as well. How can one compare the value of a phone and the old man\u2019s dignity? How can people be so cold-hearted? The young woman has been called to report at the police station.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThis is the moment when an angry woman forced an elderly man to kneel in the street after he accidentally knocked her phone out of her hand. The video, filmed at an undisclosed location in China, sees the woman demand that the man pays compensation for her damaged phone as she slaps him in the middle of a busy road. Despite the elderly man promising to pay her back once he has the means to do so, she continues to berate him in front of witnesses, the People's Daily Online\u00a0reports. Scroll down for video . Street attack: The shocking video was filmed after the elderly man knocked the woman's phone out of her hand, causing the screen to break . The shocking exchange was filmed by a witness and it had since gone viral on Chinese social media. The woman had allegedly been taking pictures of her children with her new iPhone 6 plus when the old man passed through on his moped. He accidentally bumped into the woman\u2019s shoulder and her phone fell on the ground, and the screen cracked, the newspaper reports. The woman demanded the old man to compensate for repairing her phone, which he promised to do, but adding that it would have to wait as he did not have the money there and then. \u2018The old man\u2019s voice was trembling and he had tears in his eyes,\u2019 a witnesses said, describing how the woman called four friends to the scene. Abuse: After being told that the man does not have the money to pay her back straight away, she is seen slapping him twice in the street . In the clip, the woman can be heard demanding that he pays her on the spot, despite his assurance that she will be compensated eventually . \u2018The young woman\u2019s friends hit the old man\u2019s hat constantly and discussed whether they should really hit him,\u2019the witness said. After a long verbal argument between the young woman and the old man, she is said to have demanded: \u2018Kneel down for apology, then I will forget the money!\u2019 The old man allegedly came off his moped, falling over as he kneeled down. 'His disability became apparent to the crowd but the young woman\u2019s action became more infuriating,' a witness said. \u2018The young lady just stood in front of the old man and slapped him twice.' In the clip, the woman can be heard demanding that he pays her on the spot, despite his assurance that she will be compensated eventually. Although no one called the police, the authority has investigated further after the clip went online. A user, posting under the username \u2018The girl who sells tea eggs\u2019, wrote: It was the old man\u2019s fault that he bumped into the young woman but this is definitely not a reason to slap someone. 'The old man has to pay a compensation for sure but they could have called the police to settle the matter. If you stand in the old man\u2019s shoes, you would be very angry as well. How can one compare the value of a phone and the old man\u2019s dignity? How can people be so cold-hearted? The young woman has been called to report at the police station."}], "metadata": {"id": "31b0feb3a3d4e74afdc9323253d8bce52a0a8b7c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Man on moped knocked woman's phone out of her hand in China .\nThe screen cracks and she demands he pays for the damages .\nWhen he says that he has no money right now, she makes him kneel .\nDespite promising to pay eventually, she slaps the man across the face ."}}
{"prompt": "With just a bird, a gas lamp and a net, each morning, fisherman in China keep a special, thousand year old tradition alive. Sailing peacefully across a river, the men fish without the aid of a rod with this unusual method, which was first practiced in 960 AD. The men, pictured in southern China, release a cormorant bird, which then dives into the water and retrieves a carp, returning it to the fisherman's reed raft. With just a bird, a gas lamp and a net, each morning, fishermen in China keep a special, thousand year old tradition alive . The stunning images were captured on the River Li in Guilin, China, by a Russian photographer called Viktoriia Rogotneva. The 45-year-old, from St Petersburg, was captivated upon visiting the fishermen in the town. 'Every fishermen has a reed raft, a few trained cormorants and a small source of light - usually a kerosene lamp,' he said. 'In the morning the fishermen go to the river and let the cormorants go. The birds are very hungry and dive into the water to catch big carp.' Sailing peacefully across the river, the men\u00a0men fish without the aid of a rod with this unusual method, first practiced in 960 AD . A man releases a cormorant bird, which then dives into the water and retrieves a carp, returning it to the fisherman's reed raft . The fishermen quite literally just take the carp right out of the bird's mouth after the hungry animals return with their haul . These breathtaking early morning images were captured by 45-year-old Viktoriaa Rogotneva from St Petersburg, Russia . 'The cormorants then return to the surface of the water, and the fishermen take the fish right out the bird's beak,' Rogotneva added. The elderly fishermen of Guiliin spend between two and three hours on the lake each every morning, and while cormorant fishing only produces about 4kg of carp per day, the men are determined to keep this special practice alive. To control the birds, the fishermen tie a ring near the base of the bird's throat, which prevents them from swallowing any large fish, but allows them to eat smaller fish with no discomfort. The images were all shot on the River Li in Guilin, China, which is in the southern part of the country . Heading out in the dawn's light, each man is equipped only with a reed raft, a few trained cormorants and a small kerosene light source . The elderly fishermen spend anywhere between two to three hours per day on the lake, despite the low yields from cormorant fishing . On average, the men will only produce about 4kg of carp per day, but are still determined to keep this beautiful practice alive = . This fishermen bring up the birds from when they are tiny chicks, so the cormorant is more of a pet than a hunter . This way of fishing is 'absolutely ecologically safe,' says Rogotneva, who insists that the fishermen catch only as much as they need . Rogotneva said: 'These fishermen bring up their birds from when they are very small chicks, so you can almost call the cormorant a pet, like you would a dog. 'It is an absolutely ecologically safe way of fishing. Every fisherman just catches as much as he needs for his family and they are never greedy. 'I really enjoy looking for these unusual moments, they make for beautiful photos.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWith just a bird, a gas lamp and a net, each morning, fisherman in China keep a special, thousand year old tradition alive. Sailing peacefully across a river, the men fish without the aid of a rod with this unusual method, which was first practiced in 960 AD. The men, pictured in southern China, release a cormorant bird, which then dives into the water and retrieves a carp, returning it to the fisherman's reed raft. With just a bird, a gas lamp and a net, each morning, fishermen in China keep a special, thousand year old tradition alive . The stunning images were captured on the River Li in Guilin, China, by a Russian photographer called Viktoriia Rogotneva. The 45-year-old, from St Petersburg, was captivated upon visiting the fishermen in the town. 'Every fishermen has a reed raft, a few trained cormorants and a small source of light - usually a kerosene lamp,' he said. 'In the morning the fishermen go to the river and let the cormorants go. The birds are very hungry and dive into the water to catch big carp.' Sailing peacefully across the river, the men\u00a0men fish without the aid of a rod with this unusual method, first practiced in 960 AD . A man releases a cormorant bird, which then dives into the water and retrieves a carp, returning it to the fisherman's reed raft . The fishermen quite literally just take the carp right out of the bird's mouth after the hungry animals return with their haul . These breathtaking early morning images were captured by 45-year-old Viktoriaa Rogotneva from St Petersburg, Russia . 'The cormorants then return to the surface of the water, and the fishermen take the fish right out the bird's beak,' Rogotneva added. The elderly fishermen of Guiliin spend between two and three hours on the lake each every morning, and while cormorant fishing only produces about 4kg of carp per day, the men are determined to keep this special practice alive. To control the birds, the fishermen tie a ring near the base of the bird's throat, which prevents them from swallowing any large fish, but allows them to eat smaller fish with no discomfort. The images were all shot on the River Li in Guilin, China, which is in the southern part of the country . Heading out in the dawn's light, each man is equipped only with a reed raft, a few trained cormorants and a small kerosene light source . The elderly fishermen spend anywhere between two to three hours per day on the lake, despite the low yields from cormorant fishing . On average, the men will only produce about 4kg of carp per day, but are still determined to keep this beautiful practice alive = . This fishermen bring up the birds from when they are tiny chicks, so the cormorant is more of a pet than a hunter . This way of fishing is 'absolutely ecologically safe,' says Rogotneva, who insists that the fishermen catch only as much as they need . Rogotneva said: 'These fishermen bring up their birds from when they are very small chicks, so you can almost call the cormorant a pet, like you would a dog. 'It is an absolutely ecologically safe way of fishing. Every fisherman just catches as much as he needs for his family and they are never greedy. 'I really enjoy looking for these unusual moments, they make for beautiful photos.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "29ea3a05372c3f9b34943818b832ca33076750b1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Elderly fishermen in Guilin, China, keep the unusual, ancient tradition of cormorant bird fishing alive .\nThe bird, which they have often raised from a chick, dives into the water and retrieves a carp for its owner .\nThis is an ecologically safe way of fishing, as the birds are not harmed and the men only catch what they need ."}}
{"prompt": "Former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell who has been found guilty of corruption now says she did not receive a fair trial. Her attorneys argued Monday in a 101-page court filing that Mrs McDonnell's public corruption conviction should be overturned because it was based on an overly broad definition of bribery. McDonnell and her husband, former Gov. Bob McDonnell, were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former Star Scientific Inc. CEO Jonnie Williams in exchange for promoting his company's nutritional supplements. Scroll down for video . Last-ditch effort:\u00a0Former Virginia first lady (pictured in February) Maureen McDonnell's attorneys argued that her public corruption conviction should be overturned because it was based on an overly broad definition of bribery . Downfall: McDonnell, pictured in February, and her husband, former Gov. Bob McDonnell, were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former Star Scientific Inc. CEO Jonnie Williams . Among the gifts were almost $20,000 worth of designer clothing and accessories for Maureen McDonnell, vacations, golf outings and $15,000 for a daughter's wedding. Bob McDonnell was sentenced in February to two years in prison and his wife to one year and one day, but they remain free while they pursue separate appeals. Maureen McDonnell's legal team argued that her trial was unfair due a number of mistakes made by the presiding federal district court judge. The lawyers stated in their brief that 'at the very least,' Maureen McDonnell should be granted a new trial. Maureen McDonnell was a onetime Washington Redskins cheerleader who was known for her work with military families. Her father was in the Marines and her husband was in the Army. Bob McDonnell was a former state attorney general who became chairman of the Republican Governors Association and he was widely considered a possible Mitt Romney running mate before the scandal broke. A six-week jury trial exposed details of the McDonnells' strained marriage, and detailed the loans and gifts they took from Williams. 'How can a person become so bedazzled by material possessions that she can no longer see the difference between what's appropriate and inappropriate,' Spencer said. Fighting back tears, Maureen McDonnell apologized to her family and Virginians. Disgraced: Bob McDonnell, pictured outside US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in January, was sentenced in February to two years in prison . Lawyers for both Bob McDonnell and his wife argued in separate briefs that the favors he did for Williams did not amount to 'official acts' covered by federal bribery law . 'I would ask in your sentence today that you consider the punishment I've already received,' she said. 'My marriage is broken, my family is hurting and my reputation is in shatters.' At Bob McDonnell's sentencing, Judge James Spencer described Williams \u2014 who testified under immunity for the prosecution \u2014 as a 'serpent' that Maureen let into the Executive Mansion. Maureen McDonnell, who according to her lawyer had developed a 'crush' on Williams, said Spencer was right. 'The venom from that snake has poisoned my marriage, has poisoned my family and has poisoned the commonwealth that I love,' she said. 'I opened the door, and I blame no one but myself.' Lawyers for both Bob McDonnell and his wife argued in separate briefs that the favors he did for Williams did not amount to 'official acts' covered by federal bribery law. According to Maureen McDonnell's appeal, Judge Spencer gave the jury an overly broad definition of 'official act,' and in what her lawyers described as an 'Orwellian moment,' the prosecution extended it to the governor's wife to prove conspiracy between the spouses, even though she was never a government official, reported the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Her sentence was less than the 18 months sought by prosecutors. Defense attorneys had asked for probation and 4,000 hours of community service.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell who has been found guilty of corruption now says she did not receive a fair trial. Her attorneys argued Monday in a 101-page court filing that Mrs McDonnell's public corruption conviction should be overturned because it was based on an overly broad definition of bribery. McDonnell and her husband, former Gov. Bob McDonnell, were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former Star Scientific Inc. CEO Jonnie Williams in exchange for promoting his company's nutritional supplements. Scroll down for video . Last-ditch effort:\u00a0Former Virginia first lady (pictured in February) Maureen McDonnell's attorneys argued that her public corruption conviction should be overturned because it was based on an overly broad definition of bribery . Downfall: McDonnell, pictured in February, and her husband, former Gov. Bob McDonnell, were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former Star Scientific Inc. CEO Jonnie Williams . Among the gifts were almost $20,000 worth of designer clothing and accessories for Maureen McDonnell, vacations, golf outings and $15,000 for a daughter's wedding. Bob McDonnell was sentenced in February to two years in prison and his wife to one year and one day, but they remain free while they pursue separate appeals. Maureen McDonnell's legal team argued that her trial was unfair due a number of mistakes made by the presiding federal district court judge. The lawyers stated in their brief that 'at the very least,' Maureen McDonnell should be granted a new trial. Maureen McDonnell was a onetime Washington Redskins cheerleader who was known for her work with military families. Her father was in the Marines and her husband was in the Army. Bob McDonnell was a former state attorney general who became chairman of the Republican Governors Association and he was widely considered a possible Mitt Romney running mate before the scandal broke. A six-week jury trial exposed details of the McDonnells' strained marriage, and detailed the loans and gifts they took from Williams. 'How can a person become so bedazzled by material possessions that she can no longer see the difference between what's appropriate and inappropriate,' Spencer said. Fighting back tears, Maureen McDonnell apologized to her family and Virginians. Disgraced: Bob McDonnell, pictured outside US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in January, was sentenced in February to two years in prison . Lawyers for both Bob McDonnell and his wife argued in separate briefs that the favors he did for Williams did not amount to 'official acts' covered by federal bribery law . 'I would ask in your sentence today that you consider the punishment I've already received,' she said. 'My marriage is broken, my family is hurting and my reputation is in shatters.' At Bob McDonnell's sentencing, Judge James Spencer described Williams \u2014 who testified under immunity for the prosecution \u2014 as a 'serpent' that Maureen let into the Executive Mansion. Maureen McDonnell, who according to her lawyer had developed a 'crush' on Williams, said Spencer was right. 'The venom from that snake has poisoned my marriage, has poisoned my family and has poisoned the commonwealth that I love,' she said. 'I opened the door, and I blame no one but myself.' Lawyers for both Bob McDonnell and his wife argued in separate briefs that the favors he did for Williams did not amount to 'official acts' covered by federal bribery law. According to Maureen McDonnell's appeal, Judge Spencer gave the jury an overly broad definition of 'official act,' and in what her lawyers described as an 'Orwellian moment,' the prosecution extended it to the governor's wife to prove conspiracy between the spouses, even though she was never a government official, reported the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Her sentence was less than the 18 months sought by prosecutors. Defense attorneys had asked for probation and 4,000 hours of community service."}], "metadata": {"id": "93a9a9a7b71fc5dab8dab22ad4ee751efb43c3a4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Maureen McDonnell's attorneys argued her corruption conviction should be overturned because it was based on overly broad definition of bribery .\nMcDonnells were convicted in a joint trial in September of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans .\nBob McDonnell was sentenced in February to two years in prison and his wife to one year and one day ."}}
{"prompt": "Eric Jackson took a bullet in the forearm during the deadliest mass shooting on a U.S. military base, and returned to Fort Hood five years later with other survivors on Friday to receive Purple Heart medals. Some smiled over an honor they felt was overdue, but also clenched their teeth over needs in their scarred and injured lives they say the Army has denied. 'I try not to be bitter. But it's kind of hard not to be bitter,' said Jackson, a former staff sergeant. 'You wonder, where's the respect? Where's the recognition? Where's the support for what you've gone through and what you're continuously going through?' Scroll down for video . An honor: Teena Nemelka, right, mother of Private First Class Aaron Nemelka who was killed during the attack by Major Nidal Hasan in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, looks down at her son's Purple Heart . Building bonds: Teena Nemelka, left, mother of Private Firtst Class Aaron Nemelka, left picture, and Sheryll Pearson, right, mother of Private First Class Michael Pearson, right picture, visit one another on Friday . Thirteen people were killed and 31 were injured in the 2009 attack carried out by an Army psychiatrist who is now on military death row. Following years of tension, the Army gave the Purple Hearts to survivors and relatives of the dead in a somber ceremony on the Texas military post, just two miles from where Nidal Hasan had opened fire in a room of unarmed soldiers. Top military commanders recalled tables that became makeshift stretchers to transport the wounded and dying. Ten of the survivors remain on active duty. 'It is our sincere hope that in some small way this will help heal the wounds you have suffered,' Army Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland said. But words of gratitude from military leaders and elected officials, including Republican Texas senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, gave way to medal recipients pressing and chastising the Pentagon over combat benefits. The Purple Heart, given to military personnel wounded in battle, offers increased retirement pay. Cornyn said he expects Fort Hood victims to finally get approved for entitlements within weeks, noting that he spoke to Army Secretary John McHugh before the ceremony. Terrorist: Hasan (pictured) was convicted by a military judge in 2013 in the killings, and he recommended the death penalty . He snapped: Army psychiatrist Major Nidal Hasan opened fire on November 5, 2009, killing 13 men and women at the military post in Killeen, Texas, injuring 30 others before he was shot himself . Rememberence: Joleen Cahill, foreground, wife of Michael Cahill who was killed during the attack by Major Nidal Hasan , carries her husband's Defense of Freedom Medal back to her chair . Many survivors are also seeking separate financial damages in a lawsuit, claiming the U.S. government should have known of Hasan's extremist views. During his 2013 trial, Hasan told jurors he had 'switched sides' in what he called America's war with Islam. He admitted beginning the rampage by pulling out a pistol and shouting 'Allahu akbar' (God is great) and said he wanted to stop American soldiers from being deployed to kill fellow Muslims. Kimberly Munley, a Fort Hood police officer at the time, helped end the attack in a gunfight with Hasan. She was awarded the Defense of Freedom medal but after the ceremony expressed frustration over uncertainty about the level of benefits Fort Hood victims would receive. 'These soldiers are going to get what they rightfully deserve,' Munley said. The award: Dozens of Purple Hearts and two Defense of Freedom Medals were awarded at Fort Hood, Texas to victims and family of the 2009 terrorist attack . Military officials had long denied the Purple Heart awards because they called the attack an act of workplace violence, not terrorism. Cornyn and others have long condemned that classification, but he said changing the distinction could have jeopardized the case against Hasan, who was not charged with terrorism. Last year, Congress approved new eligibility requirements for Purple Hearts that forced the Defense Department to reconsider. The daughter of Michael Cahill, a physician's assistant who was the only civilian killed in the attack, accepted the Defense of Freedom medal for her father and used the occasion to draw attention to veteran suicides. Cahill was shot while as he rushed toward Hasan with a chair lifted over his head. 'The first month after dad died, everyone asked us, \"What can I do?\" And it was great,'Kerry Cahill said. 'Nobody asks me that any more. We're not done.' A moment of silence: Texas Governor Greg Abbott, seated, and Sen. John Cornyn, right, bow their heads during the invocation of a Purple Heart ceremony held at Fort Hood, Texas on Friday .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nEric Jackson took a bullet in the forearm during the deadliest mass shooting on a U.S. military base, and returned to Fort Hood five years later with other survivors on Friday to receive Purple Heart medals. Some smiled over an honor they felt was overdue, but also clenched their teeth over needs in their scarred and injured lives they say the Army has denied. 'I try not to be bitter. But it's kind of hard not to be bitter,' said Jackson, a former staff sergeant. 'You wonder, where's the respect? Where's the recognition? Where's the support for what you've gone through and what you're continuously going through?' Scroll down for video . An honor: Teena Nemelka, right, mother of Private First Class Aaron Nemelka who was killed during the attack by Major Nidal Hasan in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, looks down at her son's Purple Heart . Building bonds: Teena Nemelka, left, mother of Private Firtst Class Aaron Nemelka, left picture, and Sheryll Pearson, right, mother of Private First Class Michael Pearson, right picture, visit one another on Friday . Thirteen people were killed and 31 were injured in the 2009 attack carried out by an Army psychiatrist who is now on military death row. Following years of tension, the Army gave the Purple Hearts to survivors and relatives of the dead in a somber ceremony on the Texas military post, just two miles from where Nidal Hasan had opened fire in a room of unarmed soldiers. Top military commanders recalled tables that became makeshift stretchers to transport the wounded and dying. Ten of the survivors remain on active duty. 'It is our sincere hope that in some small way this will help heal the wounds you have suffered,' Army Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland said. But words of gratitude from military leaders and elected officials, including Republican Texas senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, gave way to medal recipients pressing and chastising the Pentagon over combat benefits. The Purple Heart, given to military personnel wounded in battle, offers increased retirement pay. Cornyn said he expects Fort Hood victims to finally get approved for entitlements within weeks, noting that he spoke to Army Secretary John McHugh before the ceremony. Terrorist: Hasan (pictured) was convicted by a military judge in 2013 in the killings, and he recommended the death penalty . He snapped: Army psychiatrist Major Nidal Hasan opened fire on November 5, 2009, killing 13 men and women at the military post in Killeen, Texas, injuring 30 others before he was shot himself . Rememberence: Joleen Cahill, foreground, wife of Michael Cahill who was killed during the attack by Major Nidal Hasan , carries her husband's Defense of Freedom Medal back to her chair . Many survivors are also seeking separate financial damages in a lawsuit, claiming the U.S. government should have known of Hasan's extremist views. During his 2013 trial, Hasan told jurors he had 'switched sides' in what he called America's war with Islam. He admitted beginning the rampage by pulling out a pistol and shouting 'Allahu akbar' (God is great) and said he wanted to stop American soldiers from being deployed to kill fellow Muslims. Kimberly Munley, a Fort Hood police officer at the time, helped end the attack in a gunfight with Hasan. She was awarded the Defense of Freedom medal but after the ceremony expressed frustration over uncertainty about the level of benefits Fort Hood victims would receive. 'These soldiers are going to get what they rightfully deserve,' Munley said. The award: Dozens of Purple Hearts and two Defense of Freedom Medals were awarded at Fort Hood, Texas to victims and family of the 2009 terrorist attack . Military officials had long denied the Purple Heart awards because they called the attack an act of workplace violence, not terrorism. Cornyn and others have long condemned that classification, but he said changing the distinction could have jeopardized the case against Hasan, who was not charged with terrorism. Last year, Congress approved new eligibility requirements for Purple Hearts that forced the Defense Department to reconsider. The daughter of Michael Cahill, a physician's assistant who was the only civilian killed in the attack, accepted the Defense of Freedom medal for her father and used the occasion to draw attention to veteran suicides. Cahill was shot while as he rushed toward Hasan with a chair lifted over his head. 'The first month after dad died, everyone asked us, \"What can I do?\" And it was great,'Kerry Cahill said. 'Nobody asks me that any more. We're not done.' A moment of silence: Texas Governor Greg Abbott, seated, and Sen. John Cornyn, right, bow their heads during the invocation of a Purple Heart ceremony held at Fort Hood, Texas on Friday ."}], "metadata": {"id": "600e25169ddcfa5359e91b2732692b398ac0aafb", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Some smiled over an honor they felt was overdue, but also clenched their teeth over needs they say the army has denied .\n'I try not to be bitter. But it's kind of hard not to be bitter,' said Jackson, a former staff sergeant .\nThirteen people were killed and 31 were injured in the 2009 attack carried out by an Army psychiatrist who is now on military death row ."}}
{"prompt": "At least 400 migrants trying to reach Europe from Libya were killed after their boat capsized, it emerged tonight. It was also claimed the body of one migrant, who died on another boat making the perilous trip from North Africa to Italy, was tossed overboard by a trafficker to circling sharks. The stories emerged after more than 8,000 migrants took advantage of calm\u00a0weather to cross the Mediterranean over the past weekend. Scroll down for video . Rescued: The Italian coast guard involved in a operation to rescue migrants off the coast of Sicily on April 12 . Treatment: A refugee is stretchered off an Italian coast guard vessel in Palermo harbour, Italy on April 14 . A pregnant woman is helped off a boat at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor on Monday. Italy's Coast Guard helped save 144 migrants Monday from a capsized boat in the waters off Libya . A Red Cross volunteer carries a baby wrapped in a blanket after migrants disembarked at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor Italy on Monday . Charity Save the Children said the capsized boat, carrying about 550 people, flipped over around 24 hours after leaving the Libyan coast. About 150 survivors \u2013 mostly from sub-Saharan Africa \u2013 were rescued and brought to an Italian port on Monday. Before the weekend, more than 500 migrants had already died crossing the Mediterranean so far this year. This number is a sharp rise from just 47 in the same period of 2014, said the Geneva-based International Organisation for Migration. More than 170,000 migrants arrived in Italy last year after being packed on to boats by people smugglers. Yesterday, it was alleged that a trafficker on one boat threw a migrant overboard after he died from asphyxiation in the hold of the vessel. Witnesses said his body was attacked by sharks who had been following the boat. The suspected people smuggler, from Guinea, was arrested in Sicily after being rescued along with his 110 passengers, and it is thought he will also face manslaughter charges. In February, more than 300 people drowned while attempting the crossing in cold weather and rough seas. Saved: Rescued migrants onboard an Italian Finance Guard boat in Porto Empedocle, Sicily on April 12 . More than 170,000 migrants arrived in Italy last year after being packed on to boats by people smugglers . Calm weather: Migrants on a coast guard boat arrive at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor, Italy on Monday . The Italian coast guard taking part in a rescue operation off the coast of Sicily on April 12. More than 8,000 migrants took advantage of calm weather to cross the Mediterranean over the past weekend . The number of migrant boats trying to reach the EU from Africa has risen in recent weeks as fine weather makes the route safer. The total rescued since Friday has now reached 8,480, from more than 40 boats. The Italian coast guard, navy ships and merchant vessels delivered migrants rescued from the boats to Italian ports throughout yesterday. A pregnant woman on board one Italian navy ship died during the journey to shore, and another pregnant migrant from Eritrea gave birth. Meanwhile, the EU\u2019s Frontex border agency said traffickers trying to recover a boat had fired shots into the air to warn away the coastguard \u2013 sparking concerns for the safety of rescue workers and migrants. Save the Children and other humanitarian groups have called for the EU to bolster its rescue operations before the number of boats soars in summer, as it usually does. The Italian coast guard said Monday it recovered nine bodies after a boat carrying more than 150 migrants sank off the coast Libya . The number of migrant boats trying to reach the EU from Africa has risen in recent weeks as fine weather makes the route safer. The total rescued since Friday has now reached 8,480, from more than 40 boats . Migrants arrive at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor, Italy on Monday.\u00a0The total rescued since Friday has now reached 8,480, from more than 40 boats . A migrant is wheeled to hospital in\u00a0Gwardamangia in Malta after being flown to the island. The woman is believed to be Somali . Italy, which handles the largest number of migrant arrivals in the EU, has become increasingly alarmed about the breakdown of law and order in Libya, which is home to two rival governments, loosely aligned militia forces and a growing militant Islamist movement. Giovanna Di Benedetto, a Save the Children official who assisted the new arrivals, told The Times: \u2018A 17-year-old Nigerian whose brother was killed by Muslim fundamentalists told me he was tortured with electric shocks by traffickers because he didn\u2019t have money to travel. Many are now talking about fleeing fundamentalists.\u2019 Dimitris Avramopoulos, the EU\u2019s commissioner for migration, said Europe must adapt to deal with the rising numbers of migrants. \u2018The unprecedented influx of migrants at our borders, and in particular refugees, is unfortunately the new norm,\u2019 he said in Brussels. More than 280,000 people entered the EU illegally last year. Many travelled from Syria, Eritrea and Somalia to Libya, and then made the perilous journey across the sea to Italy.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAt least 400 migrants trying to reach Europe from Libya were killed after their boat capsized, it emerged tonight. It was also claimed the body of one migrant, who died on another boat making the perilous trip from North Africa to Italy, was tossed overboard by a trafficker to circling sharks. The stories emerged after more than 8,000 migrants took advantage of calm\u00a0weather to cross the Mediterranean over the past weekend. Scroll down for video . Rescued: The Italian coast guard involved in a operation to rescue migrants off the coast of Sicily on April 12 . Treatment: A refugee is stretchered off an Italian coast guard vessel in Palermo harbour, Italy on April 14 . A pregnant woman is helped off a boat at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor on Monday. Italy's Coast Guard helped save 144 migrants Monday from a capsized boat in the waters off Libya . A Red Cross volunteer carries a baby wrapped in a blanket after migrants disembarked at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor Italy on Monday . Charity Save the Children said the capsized boat, carrying about 550 people, flipped over around 24 hours after leaving the Libyan coast. About 150 survivors \u2013 mostly from sub-Saharan Africa \u2013 were rescued and brought to an Italian port on Monday. Before the weekend, more than 500 migrants had already died crossing the Mediterranean so far this year. This number is a sharp rise from just 47 in the same period of 2014, said the Geneva-based International Organisation for Migration. More than 170,000 migrants arrived in Italy last year after being packed on to boats by people smugglers. Yesterday, it was alleged that a trafficker on one boat threw a migrant overboard after he died from asphyxiation in the hold of the vessel. Witnesses said his body was attacked by sharks who had been following the boat. The suspected people smuggler, from Guinea, was arrested in Sicily after being rescued along with his 110 passengers, and it is thought he will also face manslaughter charges. In February, more than 300 people drowned while attempting the crossing in cold weather and rough seas. Saved: Rescued migrants onboard an Italian Finance Guard boat in Porto Empedocle, Sicily on April 12 . More than 170,000 migrants arrived in Italy last year after being packed on to boats by people smugglers . Calm weather: Migrants on a coast guard boat arrive at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor, Italy on Monday . The Italian coast guard taking part in a rescue operation off the coast of Sicily on April 12. More than 8,000 migrants took advantage of calm weather to cross the Mediterranean over the past weekend . The number of migrant boats trying to reach the EU from Africa has risen in recent weeks as fine weather makes the route safer. The total rescued since Friday has now reached 8,480, from more than 40 boats. The Italian coast guard, navy ships and merchant vessels delivered migrants rescued from the boats to Italian ports throughout yesterday. A pregnant woman on board one Italian navy ship died during the journey to shore, and another pregnant migrant from Eritrea gave birth. Meanwhile, the EU\u2019s Frontex border agency said traffickers trying to recover a boat had fired shots into the air to warn away the coastguard \u2013 sparking concerns for the safety of rescue workers and migrants. Save the Children and other humanitarian groups have called for the EU to bolster its rescue operations before the number of boats soars in summer, as it usually does. The Italian coast guard said Monday it recovered nine bodies after a boat carrying more than 150 migrants sank off the coast Libya . The number of migrant boats trying to reach the EU from Africa has risen in recent weeks as fine weather makes the route safer. The total rescued since Friday has now reached 8,480, from more than 40 boats . Migrants arrive at the Sicilian Porto Empedocle harbor, Italy on Monday.\u00a0The total rescued since Friday has now reached 8,480, from more than 40 boats . A migrant is wheeled to hospital in\u00a0Gwardamangia in Malta after being flown to the island. The woman is believed to be Somali . Italy, which handles the largest number of migrant arrivals in the EU, has become increasingly alarmed about the breakdown of law and order in Libya, which is home to two rival governments, loosely aligned militia forces and a growing militant Islamist movement. Giovanna Di Benedetto, a Save the Children official who assisted the new arrivals, told The Times: \u2018A 17-year-old Nigerian whose brother was killed by Muslim fundamentalists told me he was tortured with electric shocks by traffickers because he didn\u2019t have money to travel. Many are now talking about fleeing fundamentalists.\u2019 Dimitris Avramopoulos, the EU\u2019s commissioner for migration, said Europe must adapt to deal with the rising numbers of migrants. \u2018The unprecedented influx of migrants at our borders, and in particular refugees, is unfortunately the new norm,\u2019 he said in Brussels. More than 280,000 people entered the EU illegally last year. Many travelled from Syria, Eritrea and Somalia to Libya, and then made the perilous journey across the sea to Italy."}], "metadata": {"id": "18a028801fbfc2faef46a63fda35b59198e609b4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Around 400 migrants trying to reach Europe died when their boat capsized .\nBody of one migrant on another vessel was thrown overboard to sharks .\nStories emerged after more than 8,000 crossed Mediterranean at weekend ."}}
{"prompt": "Pet cats are being snatched off the streets and killed in their ten of thousands across Asia - to feed the booming appetite for their meat in Vietnam. Restaurants serving domestic cats \u2013 sold as a delicacy known as 'baby tiger' \u2013 are springing up across northern Vietnam, despite laws against eating the animals. And at one restaurant \u2013 an hour's drive from the capital Hanoi \u2013 the owner told MailOnline demand is so high he'd slaughtered 31 cats already that day just to keep up. Scroll down for video . Caught, skinned and boned: A wheelbarrow load of cats  arrives at popular restaurant near Hanoi, Vietnam . Although eating cat meat is illegal, police officers and lawyers are among Vietnam's biggest customers. Animal welfare groups blasted the illegal trade \u2013 and claim the animals are transported in appalling conditions across large distances before being skinned alive, the bones removed and eaten. The meat is so popular domestic cats are being stolen to order from the street and homes across Vietnam and smuggled across the border in tightly-packed trucks from neighbouring China and Laos. A cat knapper is paid anything between \u00a337 to \u00a352 by a restaurateur per animal, depending on its size. In January a lorry with three tonnes of cats crammed into bamboo cages stacked one on top of another was seized by police on its way to Hanoi from China. Some of the animals perished in searing heat during the journey \u2013 and the rest were crushed to death after they were rescued amid fears they might spread disease. The truck driver was fined just \u00a3250 (7.5 million Dong) for smuggling them. And a MailOnline probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter. In Va Town, Bac Ninh province, an hour's drive from Hanoi, is the popular Quy Beo restaurant where 'baby tiger' is served daily. The restaurant's most popular dishes are cat meat hot pot, on sale for around \u00a340 pounds and feeds seven \u2013 a huge sum in rural Vietnam. Cat meat noodles are \u00a33 pounds a bowl. Ready for dinner plate: Caged cats caught and smuggled across the border to Vietnam will be killed for their meat, which is an expensive 'delicacy' in Asia . Key ingredient: 'Baby tiger' is prepared in the kitchen at the Quy Beo restaurant - to will be served up with noodles and sold for \u00a33 a bowl . Demand: 'Everybody wants to eat cat now \u2013 it is more delicious and exotic than other kinds of meat,' the owner boasted. Cat meat was banned in Vietnam in 1997 . Lucrative: Dog meat traders tells how she's also selling cats and business is booming . The owner \u2013 who wouldn't be named \u2013\u00a0led our investigators over the road to his home opposite the restaurant and showed where he keeps hundreds of terrified cats, hissing and pounding their paws against the bars of tiny cages piled on top of each other. The animals are then taken out and slaughtered just feet from their cages. They are allowed to bleed and dropped into boiling water, then skinned in a machine before being boned and taken across the road by wheelbarrow to serve up in the restaurant. Their bones are swept up into a pile in the forecourt of the owner's home after the cats are killed and later used to make broth. 'Everybody wants to eat cat now \u2013 it is more delicious and exotic than other kinds of meat,' the owner told us. 'I've killed 31 cats today already. We've never been busier. Some people are superstitious and eat it to bring them strength and good fortune. 'Lawyers, policemen and company directors eat it at the start of the lunar month. Factory workers eat it at the beginning of the month. Rich people eat it all month long.' As he spoke, staff from a nearby Samsung mobile phone factory poured into the restaurant and began ordering dishes after a company bus taking them straight from work pulled up outside. 'It's the best meat there is,' one factory official told us, his face flushed red with rice wine. 'Cats are particular about what they eat so the meat is cleaner and better for you inside.' In a smaller restaurant nearby, owner Nguyen The Tai said the popularity of cat meat had boomed since he opened his restaurant seven years ago. He told MailOnline: 'It's getting more popular because people have more money. On a good night, we kill five or six cats for our customers. 'The best cats are aged two and a half years old and weigh 2.5 kg. We buy live cats for \u00a33.50 a kilo and sell the meat for about \u00a37 a kilo.' Ngo Cong Thi opened a cat restaurant with his wife a mile from the centre of Hanoi eight months ago and said he had been busy from the first night. 'People come from all over to eat here,' he said. 'One evening, we even had three Australian customers in. They tried the cat hot pot and they said it was delicious. Brazen: Despite being banned cat meat is freely advertised at the\u00a0Quy Beo restaurant in Va Town - an hour's drive from the capital Hanoi . Banned: Police officers and lawyers are some of the restaurant's biggest customers . 'More and more people are eating cat, especially policemen, people high up in the army and the directors of big companies. Cat hot pot and stir fried cat are our most popular dishes.' Ngo kept a cage full of cats ready to eat on a baking hot riverbank slope opposite his restaurant, covered with pieces of carpet and bedding to keep the sun off them. Many of the cats served up in Hanoi were smuggled from Laos or China through Thai Binh province where they are traded and then taken by lorry to Hanoi, he said. 'They can move up to 100 tonnes of cats a month from Thai Binh to Hanoi,' he said. 'It's very big business.' Former Prime Minister Phan Van Khai banned cat restaurants in 1997 when a plague of rats was threatening crops across the country. But the ban has been ignored since the plague was brought under control - allowing cat restaurants to flourish without any legal penalties. Le Duc Chinh, Vietnam coordinator of the Asia Canine Protection Alliance (ACPA) which campaigns against the eating of both cats and dogs, said: 'Sadly, the people who should be enforcing the law are eating in cat restaurants. 'People will stop eating cat meat when they stop eating dog meat. The suffering these intelligent animals go through is the same. 'The problem is people in Vietnam have money and they want to try something new. And the army officers and police officers eating it set a bad example. They are educated people and they should stop. 'Cats are being illegally smuggled in terrible conditions across borders and from one country to another to supply this industry. And because cats are small, many more of them have to suffer and die to meet demand.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nPet cats are being snatched off the streets and killed in their ten of thousands across Asia - to feed the booming appetite for their meat in Vietnam. Restaurants serving domestic cats \u2013 sold as a delicacy known as 'baby tiger' \u2013 are springing up across northern Vietnam, despite laws against eating the animals. And at one restaurant \u2013 an hour's drive from the capital Hanoi \u2013 the owner told MailOnline demand is so high he'd slaughtered 31 cats already that day just to keep up. Scroll down for video . Caught, skinned and boned: A wheelbarrow load of cats  arrives at popular restaurant near Hanoi, Vietnam . Although eating cat meat is illegal, police officers and lawyers are among Vietnam's biggest customers. Animal welfare groups blasted the illegal trade \u2013 and claim the animals are transported in appalling conditions across large distances before being skinned alive, the bones removed and eaten. The meat is so popular domestic cats are being stolen to order from the street and homes across Vietnam and smuggled across the border in tightly-packed trucks from neighbouring China and Laos. A cat knapper is paid anything between \u00a337 to \u00a352 by a restaurateur per animal, depending on its size. In January a lorry with three tonnes of cats crammed into bamboo cages stacked one on top of another was seized by police on its way to Hanoi from China. Some of the animals perished in searing heat during the journey \u2013 and the rest were crushed to death after they were rescued amid fears they might spread disease. The truck driver was fined just \u00a3250 (7.5 million Dong) for smuggling them. And a MailOnline probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter. In Va Town, Bac Ninh province, an hour's drive from Hanoi, is the popular Quy Beo restaurant where 'baby tiger' is served daily. The restaurant's most popular dishes are cat meat hot pot, on sale for around \u00a340 pounds and feeds seven \u2013 a huge sum in rural Vietnam. Cat meat noodles are \u00a33 pounds a bowl. Ready for dinner plate: Caged cats caught and smuggled across the border to Vietnam will be killed for their meat, which is an expensive 'delicacy' in Asia . Key ingredient: 'Baby tiger' is prepared in the kitchen at the Quy Beo restaurant - to will be served up with noodles and sold for \u00a33 a bowl . Demand: 'Everybody wants to eat cat now \u2013 it is more delicious and exotic than other kinds of meat,' the owner boasted. Cat meat was banned in Vietnam in 1997 . Lucrative: Dog meat traders tells how she's also selling cats and business is booming . The owner \u2013 who wouldn't be named \u2013\u00a0led our investigators over the road to his home opposite the restaurant and showed where he keeps hundreds of terrified cats, hissing and pounding their paws against the bars of tiny cages piled on top of each other. The animals are then taken out and slaughtered just feet from their cages. They are allowed to bleed and dropped into boiling water, then skinned in a machine before being boned and taken across the road by wheelbarrow to serve up in the restaurant. Their bones are swept up into a pile in the forecourt of the owner's home after the cats are killed and later used to make broth. 'Everybody wants to eat cat now \u2013 it is more delicious and exotic than other kinds of meat,' the owner told us. 'I've killed 31 cats today already. We've never been busier. Some people are superstitious and eat it to bring them strength and good fortune. 'Lawyers, policemen and company directors eat it at the start of the lunar month. Factory workers eat it at the beginning of the month. Rich people eat it all month long.' As he spoke, staff from a nearby Samsung mobile phone factory poured into the restaurant and began ordering dishes after a company bus taking them straight from work pulled up outside. 'It's the best meat there is,' one factory official told us, his face flushed red with rice wine. 'Cats are particular about what they eat so the meat is cleaner and better for you inside.' In a smaller restaurant nearby, owner Nguyen The Tai said the popularity of cat meat had boomed since he opened his restaurant seven years ago. He told MailOnline: 'It's getting more popular because people have more money. On a good night, we kill five or six cats for our customers. 'The best cats are aged two and a half years old and weigh 2.5 kg. We buy live cats for \u00a33.50 a kilo and sell the meat for about \u00a37 a kilo.' Ngo Cong Thi opened a cat restaurant with his wife a mile from the centre of Hanoi eight months ago and said he had been busy from the first night. 'People come from all over to eat here,' he said. 'One evening, we even had three Australian customers in. They tried the cat hot pot and they said it was delicious. Brazen: Despite being banned cat meat is freely advertised at the\u00a0Quy Beo restaurant in Va Town - an hour's drive from the capital Hanoi . Banned: Police officers and lawyers are some of the restaurant's biggest customers . 'More and more people are eating cat, especially policemen, people high up in the army and the directors of big companies. Cat hot pot and stir fried cat are our most popular dishes.' Ngo kept a cage full of cats ready to eat on a baking hot riverbank slope opposite his restaurant, covered with pieces of carpet and bedding to keep the sun off them. Many of the cats served up in Hanoi were smuggled from Laos or China through Thai Binh province where they are traded and then taken by lorry to Hanoi, he said. 'They can move up to 100 tonnes of cats a month from Thai Binh to Hanoi,' he said. 'It's very big business.' Former Prime Minister Phan Van Khai banned cat restaurants in 1997 when a plague of rats was threatening crops across the country. But the ban has been ignored since the plague was brought under control - allowing cat restaurants to flourish without any legal penalties. Le Duc Chinh, Vietnam coordinator of the Asia Canine Protection Alliance (ACPA) which campaigns against the eating of both cats and dogs, said: 'Sadly, the people who should be enforcing the law are eating in cat restaurants. 'People will stop eating cat meat when they stop eating dog meat. The suffering these intelligent animals go through is the same. 'The problem is people in Vietnam have money and they want to try something new. And the army officers and police officers eating it set a bad example. They are educated people and they should stop. 'Cats are being illegally smuggled in terrible conditions across borders and from one country to another to supply this industry. And because cats are small, many more of them have to suffer and die to meet demand.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "224f83f562b48a9ba16a7104e512f80d8f252b71", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT .\nDomestic cats stolen off the streets and sold to restaurants for \u00a352 each .\nMoggie meat served in Vietnam as an expensive delicacy called 'baby tiger'\nServing cat is banned - but big customers are police officers and lawyers .\nFelines are cooped up in tiny cages then killed, skinned and filleted to eat ."}}
{"prompt": "It may be April Fools' Day but Manny Pacquiao was wasting no time joking around as the champion boxer continued his preparations for the eagerly-anticipated bout with Floyd Mayweather on May 2. The pair will slug it out at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas at the beginning of next month in a\u00a0$300million showdown. With just under five weeks to go till his meeting with Mayweather,\u00a0Pacquiao took to his Instagram account to share a video of his morning run with the 32-year-old being joined by his training entourage. Manny Pacquiao is joined by his training entourage as he gets through an early morning jog on Wednesday . Pacquiao then shared an image on his Instagram account titled: 'Time to focus and train' The Fliipino star is continuing his preparations ahead of his mega-fight with\u00a0Floyd Mayweather on May 2 . Not to be outdone by his Filipino foe, Mayweather posted a video showing the American boxing star hitting the streets for a late night jog. Following his 2am run, the video then cuts to\u00a0Mayweather launching himself into a\u00a0grueling\u00a0training session\u00a0involving pad work, strength training and power drills before the video fades to black with the tagline: 'Champions Never Rest'. The pair may be employing very different training routines but\u00a0Pacquiao can count on the backing of the world's greatest-ever boxer ahead of his fight. Rasheda Ali, daughter of \u00a0Muhammad Ali, revealed on Tuesday that her father respects Pacquiao's boxing capabilities but also admires how he handles himself away from the ring. 'My dad is team Pacquiao all the way,' she told TMZ. 'My dad really likes Manny, he's a huge fan of his. 'He knows Manny's a great fighter but it's more about what he does outside the ring. He's such a charitable person.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nIt may be April Fools' Day but Manny Pacquiao was wasting no time joking around as the champion boxer continued his preparations for the eagerly-anticipated bout with Floyd Mayweather on May 2. The pair will slug it out at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas at the beginning of next month in a\u00a0$300million showdown. With just under five weeks to go till his meeting with Mayweather,\u00a0Pacquiao took to his Instagram account to share a video of his morning run with the 32-year-old being joined by his training entourage. Manny Pacquiao is joined by his training entourage as he gets through an early morning jog on Wednesday . Pacquiao then shared an image on his Instagram account titled: 'Time to focus and train' The Fliipino star is continuing his preparations ahead of his mega-fight with\u00a0Floyd Mayweather on May 2 . Not to be outdone by his Filipino foe, Mayweather posted a video showing the American boxing star hitting the streets for a late night jog. Following his 2am run, the video then cuts to\u00a0Mayweather launching himself into a\u00a0grueling\u00a0training session\u00a0involving pad work, strength training and power drills before the video fades to black with the tagline: 'Champions Never Rest'. The pair may be employing very different training routines but\u00a0Pacquiao can count on the backing of the world's greatest-ever boxer ahead of his fight. Rasheda Ali, daughter of \u00a0Muhammad Ali, revealed on Tuesday that her father respects Pacquiao's boxing capabilities but also admires how he handles himself away from the ring. 'My dad is team Pacquiao all the way,' she told TMZ. 'My dad really likes Manny, he's a huge fan of his. 'He knows Manny's a great fighter but it's more about what he does outside the ring. He's such a charitable person.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "7683d77b0d4705f615d75903263b9597dc9c7c39", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao go toe-to-toe on May 2 in Vegas .\nPacquiao shared a video of his morning run as he continued his training .\nMayweather also shared a video of his late-night training routine .\nREAD:\u00a0Muhammad Ali hopes Pacquiao beats Mayweather .\nCLICK HERE for the latest Pacquiao vs Mayweather news ."}}
{"prompt": "A woman who may be a 'possible DUI driver' led the California Highway Patrol on a slow-speed chase, and even stopped at traffic lights, through Los Angeles for almost an hour, officers said. The CHP became aware of the woman after someone called 911 to report there was an erratic driver in a black SUV on a freeway in Orange County around 12:30pm Wednesday. The woman was 'weaving, accelerating and slowing down,' according to a tweet by the official CHP Southern Division Twitter. Scroll down for video . A woman who may be a 'possible DUI driver' led the California Highway Patrol on a slow-speed chase, that included stopping at traffic lights (pictured in the black car), for almost an hour, officers said . The chase finally came to an end in Pasadena  when one patrol officer tapped the rear bumper of the woman's SUV and sent the car into a slow spin. The woman then exited her vehicle and raised her hands up . Unlike typical police chases, the woman wasn't speeding and was driving at 35 and 40mph, CHP officer Juan Galvan told KTLA. The woman stopped for red lights, but Galvan said she was weaving in and out of traffic lanes and failed to yield when authorities tried to stop her. Patrol officers left their vehicles twice after she halted at two stoplights, but continued their pursuit when she kept on driving, according to NBC Southern California. The chase finally came to an end around 1:15pm when one patrol officer tapped the rear bumper of the woman's SUV - known as a pursuit intervention technique. This sent the car into a slow spin. The woman then exited her vehicle and raised her hands up. She was taken into custody without incident. The woman was 'possibly a DUI driver' and authorities are currently determining whether alcohol or drugs were a factor in her behavior, according to CHP Officer Edgar Figueroa. The CHP became aware of the woman after someone called 911 to report there was an erratic driver in a black SUV on a freeway in Orange County around 12:30pm Wednesday .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA woman who may be a 'possible DUI driver' led the California Highway Patrol on a slow-speed chase, and even stopped at traffic lights, through Los Angeles for almost an hour, officers said. The CHP became aware of the woman after someone called 911 to report there was an erratic driver in a black SUV on a freeway in Orange County around 12:30pm Wednesday. The woman was 'weaving, accelerating and slowing down,' according to a tweet by the official CHP Southern Division Twitter. Scroll down for video . A woman who may be a 'possible DUI driver' led the California Highway Patrol on a slow-speed chase, that included stopping at traffic lights (pictured in the black car), for almost an hour, officers said . The chase finally came to an end in Pasadena  when one patrol officer tapped the rear bumper of the woman's SUV and sent the car into a slow spin. The woman then exited her vehicle and raised her hands up . Unlike typical police chases, the woman wasn't speeding and was driving at 35 and 40mph, CHP officer Juan Galvan told KTLA. The woman stopped for red lights, but Galvan said she was weaving in and out of traffic lanes and failed to yield when authorities tried to stop her. Patrol officers left their vehicles twice after she halted at two stoplights, but continued their pursuit when she kept on driving, according to NBC Southern California. The chase finally came to an end around 1:15pm when one patrol officer tapped the rear bumper of the woman's SUV - known as a pursuit intervention technique. This sent the car into a slow spin. The woman then exited her vehicle and raised her hands up. She was taken into custody without incident. The woman was 'possibly a DUI driver' and authorities are currently determining whether alcohol or drugs were a factor in her behavior, according to CHP Officer Edgar Figueroa. The CHP became aware of the woman after someone called 911 to report there was an erratic driver in a black SUV on a freeway in Orange County around 12:30pm Wednesday ."}], "metadata": {"id": "4ee59a5bf1eff5d448dfe0e9057782ba4beb42ba", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Someone called 911 to report woman was driving erratically in a black SUV .\nShe failed to yield to officers and wove in and out of traffic lanes, according to California Highway Patrol .\nOfficers left cars when she stopped at traffic lights, but she kept on driving .\nChase ended almost an hour later after one officer lightly tapped her rear bumper to send car into a spin - a pursuit intervention technique ."}}
{"prompt": "A union secretary has slammed supermarket chain Aldi for trying to overturn workplace laws and gain the right to force employees to work more than 38 hours a week. The Transport Workers' Union's National Secretary Tony Sheldon condemned the requested change to the Fair Work Act and accused Aldi of trying to reintroduce serfdom. 'Major retailers like Aldi are trying to turn the clocks back on our modern society to reintroduce serfdom,' Mr Sheldon in a statement. Aldi has requested the ability to make employees work more than 38 hours in a submission to Workplace Relations Productivity Commission . 'Their model is to keep workers employed on vulnerable part-time and casual basis, increasing and reducing their hours when they see fit.' National Secretary of the Transport Workers' Union, Tony Sheldon, \u00a0accused Aldi of trying to reintroduce serfdom . His comment was made amidst a new submission from the supermarket giant to the Workplace Relations Productivity Commission, in which it recommended that the National Employment Standards be amended to 'enable employers and employees greater flexibility to determine reasonable working hours above the standard 38 hour week'. Aldi's last attempt to increase workers hours in 2012 failed despite the supermarket chain arguing that their employees 'overwhelmingly supported' and 'preferred' the proposals. 'ALDI's experience is that employees are keen for the opportunity of guaranteed additional hours and commensurate income, and prefer this arrangement to a limit of 38 hours plus additional hours to be worked as needed,' David Zalunardo, Aldi's managing director, wrote. However Mr Sheldon argued that the employer had been stopped for good reason, saying the chain had tried to 'strip workers of their rights'. 'The Transport Workers' Union and its members acted against this billion-dollar company in 2012, when it tried to strip workers of their right to refuse to work unreasonably long hours,' he said. Mr Sheldon responded by saying: 'Aldi... believes the right of workers to challenge bad workplace agreements is \"not acceptable in a modern, flexible economy\"' 'Aldi then failed the legal and fairness test, but now in a submission to the Productivity Commission it is seeking again to scrap the same safeguards. 'We can only hope that Aldi's dream for the Australian economy never comes true.' The grocery store also protested union's power to interfere in enterprise agreements, arguing that a recent incident, in which a union representing only 'a very small number of employees' delayed an agreement, caused 'negative consequences\u2026in terms of uncertainty, financial costs and distraction from managing the business'. 'Based on our experience, the length of time taken for FWC consideration of enterprise agreements can be unduly prolonged, costly and disruptive to continuing business operations, which is disadvantageous to all stakeholders. This is not acceptable in a modern, flexible economy,' Mr\u00a0Zalunardo wrote. Mr Sheldon responded by saying: 'Aldi... believes the right of workers to challenge bad workplace agreements is \"not acceptable in a modern, flexible economy\".'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA union secretary has slammed supermarket chain Aldi for trying to overturn workplace laws and gain the right to force employees to work more than 38 hours a week. The Transport Workers' Union's National Secretary Tony Sheldon condemned the requested change to the Fair Work Act and accused Aldi of trying to reintroduce serfdom. 'Major retailers like Aldi are trying to turn the clocks back on our modern society to reintroduce serfdom,' Mr Sheldon in a statement. Aldi has requested the ability to make employees work more than 38 hours in a submission to Workplace Relations Productivity Commission . 'Their model is to keep workers employed on vulnerable part-time and casual basis, increasing and reducing their hours when they see fit.' National Secretary of the Transport Workers' Union, Tony Sheldon, \u00a0accused Aldi of trying to reintroduce serfdom . His comment was made amidst a new submission from the supermarket giant to the Workplace Relations Productivity Commission, in which it recommended that the National Employment Standards be amended to 'enable employers and employees greater flexibility to determine reasonable working hours above the standard 38 hour week'. Aldi's last attempt to increase workers hours in 2012 failed despite the supermarket chain arguing that their employees 'overwhelmingly supported' and 'preferred' the proposals. 'ALDI's experience is that employees are keen for the opportunity of guaranteed additional hours and commensurate income, and prefer this arrangement to a limit of 38 hours plus additional hours to be worked as needed,' David Zalunardo, Aldi's managing director, wrote. However Mr Sheldon argued that the employer had been stopped for good reason, saying the chain had tried to 'strip workers of their rights'. 'The Transport Workers' Union and its members acted against this billion-dollar company in 2012, when it tried to strip workers of their right to refuse to work unreasonably long hours,' he said. Mr Sheldon responded by saying: 'Aldi... believes the right of workers to challenge bad workplace agreements is \"not acceptable in a modern, flexible economy\"' 'Aldi then failed the legal and fairness test, but now in a submission to the Productivity Commission it is seeking again to scrap the same safeguards. 'We can only hope that Aldi's dream for the Australian economy never comes true.' The grocery store also protested union's power to interfere in enterprise agreements, arguing that a recent incident, in which a union representing only 'a very small number of employees' delayed an agreement, caused 'negative consequences\u2026in terms of uncertainty, financial costs and distraction from managing the business'. 'Based on our experience, the length of time taken for FWC consideration of enterprise agreements can be unduly prolonged, costly and disruptive to continuing business operations, which is disadvantageous to all stakeholders. This is not acceptable in a modern, flexible economy,' Mr\u00a0Zalunardo wrote. Mr Sheldon responded by saying: 'Aldi... believes the right of workers to challenge bad workplace agreements is \"not acceptable in a modern, flexible economy\".'"}], "metadata": {"id": "0685954131f9cee6dafac23c60533e747bcdd9a2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Aldi has requested the ability to make\u00a0employees\u00a0work more than 38 hours\u00a0in a\u00a0submission to\u00a0Workplace Relations Productivity Commission .\nSupermarket giant was slammed by union secretary Tony Sheldon .\nHe accused Aldi of\u00a0reintroducing serfdom and 'trying to strip workers of their rights'"}}
{"prompt": "Ahead of golf's first major of the year, where all talk is of whether Rory McIlroy can complete a career grand slam or how Tiger Woods' latest comeback will fare, Sportsmail's Derek Lawrenson will bring daily updates from behind the scenes at Augusta. World No 1 Rory McIlroy shields himself from the rain during a practice round at Augusta . VINTAGE POULTS! You gotta love Ian Poulter. Even after all these years, the Englishman could barely contain his excitement at driving down Magnolia Lane for the Masters. Only one problem. As he got out of the car, he realised he\u2019d left one rather important item back at his rental home. His golf clubs. Englishman Ian Poulter was so excited to get started at Augusta that he forgot his clubs . CAN FLU-HIT HENRIK FLY? There is a reason why the phrase \u2018beware the injured golfer\u2019 has entered the sport\u2019s lexicon. So who among the lame, sick and wounded currently playing down their chances is going to confound his own expectations this week? Listening to Swede Henrik Stenson, who\u2019s just getting over a nasty bout of flu, he fits the bill. Henrik Stenson of Sweden looked less than impressed after coming down with a bout of flu . LOOK OUT FOR TIGER CUBS . Has Tiger Woods finally learned to look up and smell the azaleas? Not only will he play in the traditional par-three tournament for the first time in over a decade but sharing bag-carrying duties will be his two offspring, Charlie and Sam. Do you think there might be one or two photographers who will take an interest? Tiger Woods will be accompanied by his children when he plays the traditional three-par tournament . THE PIONEER GENE . Masters Tuesday saw the 80th anniversary of the most famous shot in the tournament\u2019s history, the one that put the event on the map, when Gene Sarazen made his albatross on the 15th hole in the final round to edge out Craig Wood. Rory McIlroy will impress us all if he completes his career Grand Slam in more dramatic fashion than that. Gene Sarazen played the most impressive shot in the tournaments history with an albatross on the 15th . WAITING FOR SWEET 16 . A practice-round tradition at this grand old tournament is to gather around the beautiful par-three 16th hole and see which players are talented enough to skip their golf balls across the water and on to the green. So far, none has matched the amazing feats of Vijay Singh in 2009 and Martin Kaymer in 2012, whose shots not only reached the green but dropped into the hole. Martin Kaymer of Germany is one of two players to have holed after skipping off the water at the 16th . HAND IT OVER, SIR . As the patrons make their way through the admission gates to Augusta National, the plethora of signs listing the prohibited items offers reassuring confirmation of the list of priorities at the Masters. In order: No cellphones. No cameras. No knives. No weapons.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAhead of golf's first major of the year, where all talk is of whether Rory McIlroy can complete a career grand slam or how Tiger Woods' latest comeback will fare, Sportsmail's Derek Lawrenson will bring daily updates from behind the scenes at Augusta. World No 1 Rory McIlroy shields himself from the rain during a practice round at Augusta . VINTAGE POULTS! You gotta love Ian Poulter. Even after all these years, the Englishman could barely contain his excitement at driving down Magnolia Lane for the Masters. Only one problem. As he got out of the car, he realised he\u2019d left one rather important item back at his rental home. His golf clubs. Englishman Ian Poulter was so excited to get started at Augusta that he forgot his clubs . CAN FLU-HIT HENRIK FLY? There is a reason why the phrase \u2018beware the injured golfer\u2019 has entered the sport\u2019s lexicon. So who among the lame, sick and wounded currently playing down their chances is going to confound his own expectations this week? Listening to Swede Henrik Stenson, who\u2019s just getting over a nasty bout of flu, he fits the bill. Henrik Stenson of Sweden looked less than impressed after coming down with a bout of flu . LOOK OUT FOR TIGER CUBS . Has Tiger Woods finally learned to look up and smell the azaleas? Not only will he play in the traditional par-three tournament for the first time in over a decade but sharing bag-carrying duties will be his two offspring, Charlie and Sam. Do you think there might be one or two photographers who will take an interest? Tiger Woods will be accompanied by his children when he plays the traditional three-par tournament . THE PIONEER GENE . Masters Tuesday saw the 80th anniversary of the most famous shot in the tournament\u2019s history, the one that put the event on the map, when Gene Sarazen made his albatross on the 15th hole in the final round to edge out Craig Wood. Rory McIlroy will impress us all if he completes his career Grand Slam in more dramatic fashion than that. Gene Sarazen played the most impressive shot in the tournaments history with an albatross on the 15th . WAITING FOR SWEET 16 . A practice-round tradition at this grand old tournament is to gather around the beautiful par-three 16th hole and see which players are talented enough to skip their golf balls across the water and on to the green. So far, none has matched the amazing feats of Vijay Singh in 2009 and Martin Kaymer in 2012, whose shots not only reached the green but dropped into the hole. Martin Kaymer of Germany is one of two players to have holed after skipping off the water at the 16th . HAND IT OVER, SIR . As the patrons make their way through the admission gates to Augusta National, the plethora of signs listing the prohibited items offers reassuring confirmation of the list of priorities at the Masters. In order: No cellphones. No cameras. No knives. No weapons."}], "metadata": {"id": "462f912a801fa93f6f7937d471f8c3e337d63354", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Season's first major, the Masters, tees off Thursday April 9\u00a0at Augusta .\nIan Poulter forgot to bring his clubs ahead of his practice round .\nTiger Woods' children will carry his bag during par three tournament .\nHenrik Stenson played down his chances after coming down with flu ."}}
{"prompt": "Former England captain Kevin Sinfield has been warned he will be a 'target' when he makes the switch to rugby union at the end of the season. Sinfield, 34, the greatest captain in Leeds' history, stunned the world of rugby league on Tuesday with his sudden announcement that he will quit the sport at the end of the season and join the Rhinos' sister club Yorkshire Carnegie on an 18-month contract. Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield is to switch codes and join Yorkshire Carnegie at the end of the season . Castleford head coach Daryl Powell, the man who made Sinfield captain at the age of 22, trod the same path, although in a coaching capacity after losing the Rhinos top job in 2003, and has a word of warning for his former team-mate. 'It surprised me a little bit,' Powell said. 'It will be interesting to see if he can make a success of it but he's been an outstanding player and captain within the sport and you wouldn't back against him. I think he's been unbelievable in his career. 'He won't need my advice. He knows what he's doing. I'm sure he will have done all his homework. Sinfield (centre) lifts the Super League trophy after Leeds beat Warrington in the grand final in October 2012 . 'It's certainly a challenge. You look at Sam Burgess and what he's going through, and Iestyn Harris - it's tough. It's not an easy thing to do. 'The one thing you do have is a bit of a sign on you, on your head. You're a bit of a target. 'It's a completely different sport. It will be interesting to see what position he's going to play, but I wish him all the best.' Sinfield is tackled during a match between Leeds Rhinos and Leigh Centurions last year . Sinfield, who has guided the Rhinos to six Super League titles, three World Club Challenges and the Challenge Cup in 2014 at the expense of Powell's Castleford, will be the second high-profile departure from Headingley at the end of the year following Jamie Peacock's appointment as Hull KR's new football manager. The former Golden Boot winner is closing in on third place in rugby league's all-time scoring list with 3,997 points, but Powell believes his old club have a ready-made replacement in 20-year-old Liam Sutcliffe, who has deputised for an injured Sinfield in the last two matches. 'They've got some really good young players,' Powell said. 'Liam Sutcllife has slotted in there and seems to be doing a good job. He looks like a mature young player who can handle things pretty much the way Kevin did when he was a young fella. Sinfield (left) in action for England against France during the 2013 Rugby League World Cup quarter-final . 'I was obviously at the back end of my career when Kevin started and it looked like he was going to be an outstanding player. But I don't think anyone could have foreseen how good he was going to be and how many things he would win and how much he would grow as a leader in the game. He's been awesome.' Sinfield has been named in Leeds' 19-man squad for Friday's derby at Castleford, but coach Brian McDermott will not rush his skipper back. 'I'm not sure if he's going to be fit for Friday,' McDermott said. 'What we have got to make sure when Kev does come back into the team is that he's 100 per cent fit. 'Sutcliffe's played really well in these last couple of games. He's held his own and in some parts of the games has played really well. 'It's good to know that while Kevin's in recovery, Sutty is doing a good job and getting more experience.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFormer England captain Kevin Sinfield has been warned he will be a 'target' when he makes the switch to rugby union at the end of the season. Sinfield, 34, the greatest captain in Leeds' history, stunned the world of rugby league on Tuesday with his sudden announcement that he will quit the sport at the end of the season and join the Rhinos' sister club Yorkshire Carnegie on an 18-month contract. Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield is to switch codes and join Yorkshire Carnegie at the end of the season . Castleford head coach Daryl Powell, the man who made Sinfield captain at the age of 22, trod the same path, although in a coaching capacity after losing the Rhinos top job in 2003, and has a word of warning for his former team-mate. 'It surprised me a little bit,' Powell said. 'It will be interesting to see if he can make a success of it but he's been an outstanding player and captain within the sport and you wouldn't back against him. I think he's been unbelievable in his career. 'He won't need my advice. He knows what he's doing. I'm sure he will have done all his homework. Sinfield (centre) lifts the Super League trophy after Leeds beat Warrington in the grand final in October 2012 . 'It's certainly a challenge. You look at Sam Burgess and what he's going through, and Iestyn Harris - it's tough. It's not an easy thing to do. 'The one thing you do have is a bit of a sign on you, on your head. You're a bit of a target. 'It's a completely different sport. It will be interesting to see what position he's going to play, but I wish him all the best.' Sinfield is tackled during a match between Leeds Rhinos and Leigh Centurions last year . Sinfield, who has guided the Rhinos to six Super League titles, three World Club Challenges and the Challenge Cup in 2014 at the expense of Powell's Castleford, will be the second high-profile departure from Headingley at the end of the year following Jamie Peacock's appointment as Hull KR's new football manager. The former Golden Boot winner is closing in on third place in rugby league's all-time scoring list with 3,997 points, but Powell believes his old club have a ready-made replacement in 20-year-old Liam Sutcliffe, who has deputised for an injured Sinfield in the last two matches. 'They've got some really good young players,' Powell said. 'Liam Sutcllife has slotted in there and seems to be doing a good job. He looks like a mature young player who can handle things pretty much the way Kevin did when he was a young fella. Sinfield (left) in action for England against France during the 2013 Rugby League World Cup quarter-final . 'I was obviously at the back end of my career when Kevin started and it looked like he was going to be an outstanding player. But I don't think anyone could have foreseen how good he was going to be and how many things he would win and how much he would grow as a leader in the game. He's been awesome.' Sinfield has been named in Leeds' 19-man squad for Friday's derby at Castleford, but coach Brian McDermott will not rush his skipper back. 'I'm not sure if he's going to be fit for Friday,' McDermott said. 'What we have got to make sure when Kev does come back into the team is that he's 100 per cent fit. 'Sutcliffe's played really well in these last couple of games. He's held his own and in some parts of the games has played really well. 'It's good to know that while Kevin's in recovery, Sutty is doing a good job and getting more experience.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "e1f0055686932591d7189f53907a148fa7b8dec8", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Kevin Sinfield has announced he is leaving Leeds at the end of the season .\nThe 34-year-old will cross codes to join sister club Yorkshire Carnegie .\nFormer England captain\u00a0has won six Super League titles\u00a0with the Rhinos ."}}
{"prompt": "Accused: Dr Ram Manohar, 38, of Barnston, Wirral, has denied four counts of sexual assault . A senior doctor facing sexual assault allegations from two separate nurses is accused of groping the breast of one of them and saying 'you bad girl' after smacking her on the bottom. A&E consultant Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital. David McLachlan, prosecuting, said Manohar offered to help Nurse A with her training on December 23, 2013,\u00a0Liverpool Crown Court heard. He said she knew Manohar and, while in his room, asked for his help to learn about matters including chest X-rays. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any warning Ram Manohar put his hand down her nurse's dress and he put his hands into her bra.' She said he moved his hand around but she had not asked for a demonstration. Nurse A said he later asked her a question about the heart, which she got wrong. She said: 'He smacked me on the bottom quite hard and said to me, \"you bad girl\".' Mr McLachlan said Manohar squeezed her left breast to indicate where her left ventricle was and while discussing breast lumps asked to see her nipple, but she refused. She said the conversation moved onto the femoral pulse. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any word of warning he put his hand up her dress and down her tights.' Manohar then allegedly touched her inappropriately. Nurse A said he told her 'this type of teaching is only for you' before she left the room 'feeling disgusted with herself'. She later told friends she felt 'violated' before contacting police. Manohar told officers he had known her since working with her at the Royal Liverpool Hospital. He said after a night out she had asked him back to her house, but he had refused. He said she had also asked him on December 12 'to find her a single and smart man because she was desperate'. Manohar said on December 23 she unzipped her top, making him uncomfortable, and followed him around 'like a puppy'. The doctor denied touching her inappropriately and said his office door had been open. He said she had been pointing to different parts of her body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive'. Manohar is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital (pictured). Nurse A said he groped her breast after she asked him about chest X-rays . Nurse B alleged that Manohar touched her inappropriately on July 10 and October 31, 2013. She said the first time she went to A&E because she had pins and needles in her hands and feet. Nurse B said he examined and touched her genital area. However, she said she thought he had been professional and thanked him before he gave her a hug. She said on October 31 she saw him about a 'very bad headache' and he treated her in a dark room, checking her reflexes before touching her genital area. The A&E consultant claims he had been pointing to different parts of Nurse A's body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive' Nurse B again thought he had acted professionally and went to the hospital to drop off a thank you card. She said he invited her to meet him for coffee and she went to the hospital for 'a coffee type date' because she did not know he was married. Nurse B alleged Manohar invited her into his office, kissed her, told her how beautiful she was and suddenly without warning put his hand into her knickers. Mr McLachlan said: 'She stopped him straightaway. He told her that he was married with children.' Nurse B also reported him to the police. Manohar told officers he did not inappropriately touch her during either examination. He said she told him she had feelings for him but he said he was married and she started crying. Manohar admitted he then kissed her but said he did not think he had put his hand into her knickers. He said: 'I think she caught my hand and put it on top of her trousers or something.' Manohar, of Barnston, Wirral, denies four counts of sexual assault. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAccused: Dr Ram Manohar, 38, of Barnston, Wirral, has denied four counts of sexual assault . A senior doctor facing sexual assault allegations from two separate nurses is accused of groping the breast of one of them and saying 'you bad girl' after smacking her on the bottom. A&E consultant Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital. David McLachlan, prosecuting, said Manohar offered to help Nurse A with her training on December 23, 2013,\u00a0Liverpool Crown Court heard. He said she knew Manohar and, while in his room, asked for his help to learn about matters including chest X-rays. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any warning Ram Manohar put his hand down her nurse's dress and he put his hands into her bra.' She said he moved his hand around but she had not asked for a demonstration. Nurse A said he later asked her a question about the heart, which she got wrong. She said: 'He smacked me on the bottom quite hard and said to me, \"you bad girl\".' Mr McLachlan said Manohar squeezed her left breast to indicate where her left ventricle was and while discussing breast lumps asked to see her nipple, but she refused. She said the conversation moved onto the femoral pulse. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any word of warning he put his hand up her dress and down her tights.' Manohar then allegedly touched her inappropriately. Nurse A said he told her 'this type of teaching is only for you' before she left the room 'feeling disgusted with herself'. She later told friends she felt 'violated' before contacting police. Manohar told officers he had known her since working with her at the Royal Liverpool Hospital. He said after a night out she had asked him back to her house, but he had refused. He said she had also asked him on December 12 'to find her a single and smart man because she was desperate'. Manohar said on December 23 she unzipped her top, making him uncomfortable, and followed him around 'like a puppy'. The doctor denied touching her inappropriately and said his office door had been open. He said she had been pointing to different parts of her body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive'. Manohar is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital (pictured). Nurse A said he groped her breast after she asked him about chest X-rays . Nurse B alleged that Manohar touched her inappropriately on July 10 and October 31, 2013. She said the first time she went to A&E because she had pins and needles in her hands and feet. Nurse B said he examined and touched her genital area. However, she said she thought he had been professional and thanked him before he gave her a hug. She said on October 31 she saw him about a 'very bad headache' and he treated her in a dark room, checking her reflexes before touching her genital area. The A&E consultant claims he had been pointing to different parts of Nurse A's body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive' Nurse B again thought he had acted professionally and went to the hospital to drop off a thank you card. She said he invited her to meet him for coffee and she went to the hospital for 'a coffee type date' because she did not know he was married. Nurse B alleged Manohar invited her into his office, kissed her, told her how beautiful she was and suddenly without warning put his hand into her knickers. Mr McLachlan said: 'She stopped him straightaway. He told her that he was married with children.' Nurse B also reported him to the police. Manohar told officers he did not inappropriately touch her during either examination. He said she told him she had feelings for him but he said he was married and she started crying. Manohar admitted he then kissed her but said he did not think he had put his hand into her knickers. He said: 'I think she caught my hand and put it on top of her trousers or something.' Manohar, of Barnston, Wirral, denies four counts of sexual assault. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "ac21c26ebbe99747ed51f317904f4ca75873e574", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is facing sexual assault allegations from two nurses .\nHe is alleged to have smacked the bottom of one and said 'you bad girl'\nOffences allegedly took place at a Wirral hospital where Manohar worked .\nManohar, of Barnston, Wirral, has denied four counts of sexual assault ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)Editor's Note (July 8, 2015) -- Questions have arisen about the identity of the girl who Dr. Sanjay Gupta helped operate on during a week in Nepal in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake. CNN is looking into those questions and will update our coverage as warranted. Gupta helped doctors at Bir Hospital in Kathmandu perform a craniotomy in a makeshift operating room on a young patient as described in this story; it is the identity of the patient that is in question. Original story (Published April 27, 2015): . Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN) -- An ambulance arrives, and a young girl with a bandaged head and badly blackened eye is rushed into Kathmandu's Bir Hopital on a wheelchair amid much commotion. She is Selena Dohal, 8, and her skull was fractured when a massive earthquake shook her neighborhood, two and a half hours from the Nepalese capital, to the ground on Saturday. Blood has collected on top of her brain, in the right frontal area, and she urgently needs surgery to remove the clots. \"She went to get some water, and a house collapsed on her head,\" her grandfather Ram Prasad Duhal tells a doctor. Her grandfather has accompanied Selena to the capital from Panchhkal while her parents take care of her injured brother, who has fractures to both legs. The girl has received some treatment at another hospital but has been brought to Bir in the hopes her life can be saved. \"She was badly crushed. The roof of the house was on her. She was found after a few hours,\" neurosurgeon Bikesh Khambu says. She receives a craniotomy in a makeshift operating room. Sanjay Gupta, a neurosurgeon and CNN's chief medical correspondent, has scrubbed up at the request of a Nepalese medical team to help with the operation. The conditions are less than ideal. Gupta washes up using sterile water and iodine poured from a bottle rather than hot water from a scrub sink. Instead of electric drills, he relies on saws of the variety usually only used in war zones and natural disasters due to the lack of electricity. Despite the suboptimal conditions, the operation is a success, and her prognosis is good, Gupta says. It might not look it, but Selena is one of the lucky ones. Thousands were killed when a devastating earthquake rocked Nepal on Saturday. More thousands were injured, many of whom have flooded the capital's overstretched hospitals. \"I've seen a lot of situations around the world, and this is as bad as I've ever seen it,\" Gupta says. \"They need more resources, they need more personnel here right now, and they're expecting many more patients as these rescue operations go on. \"They're barely able to keep up right now. It's part of the reason they asked me (to help); I think they're asking anybody to try to pitch in.\" How to help the earthquake victims . Bir Hospital, a government facility, is one of the busiest in Kathmandu. Its inpatient wing, now scarred with cracks, was abandoned after big aftershocks Sunday, and doctors have scrambled to accommodate the influx of victims. More than 4,300 were killed in Nepal by the 7.8-magnitude quake, the strongest to hit the region in more than 80 years. More than 8,000 were reported to have been injured, but officials fear that number will be much higher once information emerges from remote areas. Many of the wounded are now across the road from the hospital at the Nepal Army Pavilion, a huge open space in central Kathmandu, and tarps have been erected at the front of the hospital for people to have shelter. Patients are housed here alongside other local residents who have fled their homes, finding shelter under tents. \"You should have been here yesterday. The building was shaking, and we all had to run out across the road,\" neurosurgeon Paresh Mani Shrestha says. \"Everyone is scared to be there. We evacuated the patients; no one wants to go there to work.\" Looking for missing loved ones in Nepal? CNN iReport wants to help . Bir Hospital is a chaotic scene Monday as ambulances race in discharging new admissions, patients wail on stretchers in the lobby and distraught family members mill about. \"We have about 150 patients, but more are pouring in because the rescue is just happening,\" Shrestha says. \"When it happened on Saturday, all we could do was go 'dead or alive' -- that was the only triage we could do.\" He says they received about 80 patients from Dharahara, the historic nine-story tower destroyed in the quake. \"There was nothing coming in yesterday,\" Shrestha says. But now the rescue is underway, and patients are arriving at Bir from less-equipped satellite hospitals. Among them is a Western woman in a wheelchair, her arm in an improvised splint of branches. She comes from Langtang, north of Kathmandu, where reports are arriving of immense devastation. Doctors are seeing patients with head injuries, pelvic and lower and upper limb fractures, Shrestha says. Read earthquake stories from social media . Hospitals were running short on supplies despite international efforts to rush in aid. Numerous aid groups and at least 16 nations rushed aid and workers to Nepal, with more on the way. And although the surgeons at Bir Hospital were able to save the life of young Selena, international aid agencies have warned that other children may not be so lucky. UNICEF, the U.N. children's agency, said Sunday that nearly 1 million Nepalese children urgently need assistance. But some aid flights were delayed over the weekend due to aftershocks, leading to fears that many more may die before they get the help they desperately need.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)Editor's Note (July 8, 2015) -- Questions have arisen about the identity of the girl who Dr. Sanjay Gupta helped operate on during a week in Nepal in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake. CNN is looking into those questions and will update our coverage as warranted. Gupta helped doctors at Bir Hospital in Kathmandu perform a craniotomy in a makeshift operating room on a young patient as described in this story; it is the identity of the patient that is in question. Original story (Published April 27, 2015): . Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN) -- An ambulance arrives, and a young girl with a bandaged head and badly blackened eye is rushed into Kathmandu's Bir Hopital on a wheelchair amid much commotion. She is Selena Dohal, 8, and her skull was fractured when a massive earthquake shook her neighborhood, two and a half hours from the Nepalese capital, to the ground on Saturday. Blood has collected on top of her brain, in the right frontal area, and she urgently needs surgery to remove the clots. \"She went to get some water, and a house collapsed on her head,\" her grandfather Ram Prasad Duhal tells a doctor. Her grandfather has accompanied Selena to the capital from Panchhkal while her parents take care of her injured brother, who has fractures to both legs. The girl has received some treatment at another hospital but has been brought to Bir in the hopes her life can be saved. \"She was badly crushed. The roof of the house was on her. She was found after a few hours,\" neurosurgeon Bikesh Khambu says. She receives a craniotomy in a makeshift operating room. Sanjay Gupta, a neurosurgeon and CNN's chief medical correspondent, has scrubbed up at the request of a Nepalese medical team to help with the operation. The conditions are less than ideal. Gupta washes up using sterile water and iodine poured from a bottle rather than hot water from a scrub sink. Instead of electric drills, he relies on saws of the variety usually only used in war zones and natural disasters due to the lack of electricity. Despite the suboptimal conditions, the operation is a success, and her prognosis is good, Gupta says. It might not look it, but Selena is one of the lucky ones. Thousands were killed when a devastating earthquake rocked Nepal on Saturday. More thousands were injured, many of whom have flooded the capital's overstretched hospitals. \"I've seen a lot of situations around the world, and this is as bad as I've ever seen it,\" Gupta says. \"They need more resources, they need more personnel here right now, and they're expecting many more patients as these rescue operations go on. \"They're barely able to keep up right now. It's part of the reason they asked me (to help); I think they're asking anybody to try to pitch in.\" How to help the earthquake victims . Bir Hospital, a government facility, is one of the busiest in Kathmandu. Its inpatient wing, now scarred with cracks, was abandoned after big aftershocks Sunday, and doctors have scrambled to accommodate the influx of victims. More than 4,300 were killed in Nepal by the 7.8-magnitude quake, the strongest to hit the region in more than 80 years. More than 8,000 were reported to have been injured, but officials fear that number will be much higher once information emerges from remote areas. Many of the wounded are now across the road from the hospital at the Nepal Army Pavilion, a huge open space in central Kathmandu, and tarps have been erected at the front of the hospital for people to have shelter. Patients are housed here alongside other local residents who have fled their homes, finding shelter under tents. \"You should have been here yesterday. The building was shaking, and we all had to run out across the road,\" neurosurgeon Paresh Mani Shrestha says. \"Everyone is scared to be there. We evacuated the patients; no one wants to go there to work.\" Looking for missing loved ones in Nepal? CNN iReport wants to help . Bir Hospital is a chaotic scene Monday as ambulances race in discharging new admissions, patients wail on stretchers in the lobby and distraught family members mill about. \"We have about 150 patients, but more are pouring in because the rescue is just happening,\" Shrestha says. \"When it happened on Saturday, all we could do was go 'dead or alive' -- that was the only triage we could do.\" He says they received about 80 patients from Dharahara, the historic nine-story tower destroyed in the quake. \"There was nothing coming in yesterday,\" Shrestha says. But now the rescue is underway, and patients are arriving at Bir from less-equipped satellite hospitals. Among them is a Western woman in a wheelchair, her arm in an improvised splint of branches. She comes from Langtang, north of Kathmandu, where reports are arriving of immense devastation. Doctors are seeing patients with head injuries, pelvic and lower and upper limb fractures, Shrestha says. Read earthquake stories from social media . Hospitals were running short on supplies despite international efforts to rush in aid. Numerous aid groups and at least 16 nations rushed aid and workers to Nepal, with more on the way. And although the surgeons at Bir Hospital were able to save the life of young Selena, international aid agencies have warned that other children may not be so lucky. UNICEF, the U.N. children's agency, said Sunday that nearly 1 million Nepalese children urgently need assistance. But some aid flights were delayed over the weekend due to aftershocks, leading to fears that many more may die before they get the help they desperately need."}], "metadata": {"id": "d6fc70d27119a3705b96ace6b20b9fd2f3cfcbca", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Patients flood hospitals in Nepalese capital after devastating earthquake .\nCNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta helps with girl's operation at Nepalese medical team's request .\n\"This is as bad a situation as I've ever seen,\" Gupta says ."}}
{"prompt": "Defense attorneys released some of the training records Saturday for a 73-year-old volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect in Oklahoma. The records for Robert Bates include certificates showing what training he received, job evaluation reports and weapons training and qualification records dating to 2008. Bates' attorneys said the 64 pages of information include records Bates, of Tulsa, copied and kept for himself. Although there are time gaps in the documents provided, some of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses. Scroll down for videos . Apology: Robert Bates became emotional as he apologized to the family of the man he shot dead during a botched sting operation on April 2. The reserve deputy appeared on the Today show on Friday . 'For the first time today, we feel like someone's starting to look at the other side of this as far as his qualifications,' Scott Wood, an attorney for Bates, said after the documents were released. Bates has said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun rather than a stun gun when he fatally shot Eric Harris on April 2 as he lay on the ground. He has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. Bates spoke at length about the deadly incident for the first time on the Today show on Friday, where he was flanked by his lawyer and family members. He also took the opportunity to apologize to the family of the man he killed in the April 2 incident. 'First and foremost let me apologize to the family of Eric Harris,' he said as he became emotional. 'I rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that I regret... I still can't believe it happened.' The interview comes just days after Bates turned himself in to face charges of second-degree manslaughter. He was released after posting a $25,000 bond. On the Today show, he recalled how he had been in his car several blocks away when Harris, 44, ran towards him amid a botched undercover gun-sale operation. Video of the incident shows Bates chasing after the man. In an attempt to subdue him, Bates went to grab his Taser, but was unaware he had actually pulled out his gun instead. In the video, Bates can be heard shouting 'Taser! Taser!' When the gunshot goes off, he says: 'I shot him. I'm sorry.' Mix up: While on the Today show, he showed where he keeps his Taser (left) compared to where he keeps his gun (right). He said that there have previously been cases of officers confusing the position of the two . The fatally-wounded man can be heard daying: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man' before adding: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath!' On the Today show, Bates said he was immediately hit by shock when the gun went off. 'Oh my god, what has happened?' he recalled thinking. 'This was not an intentional thing. I had no desire to ever take anyone's life.' He said that the shock remains with him and he is unable to sleep or concentrate. Bates also stood up and demonstrated where he keeps his Taser on his body - slightly below his chest - compared to where he keeps his gun - on his lower right-hand side near his pants pocket. Today show host Matt Lauer asked him how he could make the mistake, when the two pieces of equipment are kept so far away from each other on the body. Support: He appeared on the Today show on Friday flanked by family members and his lawyer, right . 'This has happened a number of times around the country, I have read about it in the past,' Bates responded. 'I thought to myself after reading several cases, 'I don't understand how this can happen'. You must believe me - it can happen to anyone.' The interview follows reports that Bates, a millionaire insurance broker, had been allowed to 'play cop' after he donated pricey equipment to the department - a claim he called 'unbelievably unfair'. Bates, who is among several well-to-do Tulsa residents who moonlight as reserve deputies, has purchased five vehicles for the police force. The Tulsa County volunteer deputy disputed earlier this week a Tulsa World report that sheriff's office supervisors were ordered to falsify his training records. Shot dead: Eric Harris, who is pictured with his son Aidan, was killed in the incident on April 2 . Shooting: This photo shows a deputy bending down to pick up Bates's dropped gun following the accidental shooting in Tulsa earlier this month. Harris is being held down on the ground, out of shot, by other deputies . Terrified: The fatally-wounded man, who is being held by his neck and back by the deputies (pictured), says: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man.' He then adds: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath' The World said at least three of Bates' supervisors were transferred for refusing to go along with the requests, and said it consulted multiple sources who spoke on condition of anonymity, but it gave no indication how those sources were familiar with the situation. Harris' family attorney \u2014 who had questioned Bates' qualifications as a reserve deputy \u2014 did not return a message seeking comment Saturday. A call to the district attorney's office rang unanswered, and the sheriff's office referred questions to Wood. 'I want to do everything I can to make sure that people know that this allegation of falsified records is not true,' Wood said. His lawyer added that the report was largely based on claims made by a man who was terminated from the department seven years ago, at which point Bates had only been there a few months. Charged: Harris (pictured left) died from his injuries and Bates (right in his mug shot) has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. He faces four years in prison if he is convicted . Confusion: An image shows a Taser and a handgun similar to the weapons Bates was carrying. He mistakenly thought he was holding a Taser, not his handgun, when he fatally shot Eric Harris . Bates is classified by the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office as an 'advanced reserve'. This means that he went through 480 hours training of the 'Field Training Officer' or FTO. In his statement to investigators, Bates said he had previously attended a five-day homicide school in Dallas and also received 'active shooter response training' with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Arizona. He also claims to have been involved in 'at least 100 other' assignments. But the sources who spoke to Tulsa World claimed that the reserve deputy was not properly trained to be an armed deputy, despite Sheriff Stanley Glanz saying otherwise. Indeed, Sheriff Glanz and Bates' own legal team have repeatedly produced records which they claim prove he was an 'advanced reserve' and had undergone 480 hours training. However, when asked to produced proof that Bates was certified to use three weapons, including the revolver he fired at Harris, the Sheriff's Office say they have been unable to find the paperwork. Bates faces four years in prison if convicted.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDefense attorneys released some of the training records Saturday for a 73-year-old volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect in Oklahoma. The records for Robert Bates include certificates showing what training he received, job evaluation reports and weapons training and qualification records dating to 2008. Bates' attorneys said the 64 pages of information include records Bates, of Tulsa, copied and kept for himself. Although there are time gaps in the documents provided, some of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses. Scroll down for videos . Apology: Robert Bates became emotional as he apologized to the family of the man he shot dead during a botched sting operation on April 2. The reserve deputy appeared on the Today show on Friday . 'For the first time today, we feel like someone's starting to look at the other side of this as far as his qualifications,' Scott Wood, an attorney for Bates, said after the documents were released. Bates has said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun rather than a stun gun when he fatally shot Eric Harris on April 2 as he lay on the ground. He has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. Bates spoke at length about the deadly incident for the first time on the Today show on Friday, where he was flanked by his lawyer and family members. He also took the opportunity to apologize to the family of the man he killed in the April 2 incident. 'First and foremost let me apologize to the family of Eric Harris,' he said as he became emotional. 'I rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that I regret... I still can't believe it happened.' The interview comes just days after Bates turned himself in to face charges of second-degree manslaughter. He was released after posting a $25,000 bond. On the Today show, he recalled how he had been in his car several blocks away when Harris, 44, ran towards him amid a botched undercover gun-sale operation. Video of the incident shows Bates chasing after the man. In an attempt to subdue him, Bates went to grab his Taser, but was unaware he had actually pulled out his gun instead. In the video, Bates can be heard shouting 'Taser! Taser!' When the gunshot goes off, he says: 'I shot him. I'm sorry.' Mix up: While on the Today show, he showed where he keeps his Taser (left) compared to where he keeps his gun (right). He said that there have previously been cases of officers confusing the position of the two . The fatally-wounded man can be heard daying: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man' before adding: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath!' On the Today show, Bates said he was immediately hit by shock when the gun went off. 'Oh my god, what has happened?' he recalled thinking. 'This was not an intentional thing. I had no desire to ever take anyone's life.' He said that the shock remains with him and he is unable to sleep or concentrate. Bates also stood up and demonstrated where he keeps his Taser on his body - slightly below his chest - compared to where he keeps his gun - on his lower right-hand side near his pants pocket. Today show host Matt Lauer asked him how he could make the mistake, when the two pieces of equipment are kept so far away from each other on the body. Support: He appeared on the Today show on Friday flanked by family members and his lawyer, right . 'This has happened a number of times around the country, I have read about it in the past,' Bates responded. 'I thought to myself after reading several cases, 'I don't understand how this can happen'. You must believe me - it can happen to anyone.' The interview follows reports that Bates, a millionaire insurance broker, had been allowed to 'play cop' after he donated pricey equipment to the department - a claim he called 'unbelievably unfair'. Bates, who is among several well-to-do Tulsa residents who moonlight as reserve deputies, has purchased five vehicles for the police force. The Tulsa County volunteer deputy disputed earlier this week a Tulsa World report that sheriff's office supervisors were ordered to falsify his training records. Shot dead: Eric Harris, who is pictured with his son Aidan, was killed in the incident on April 2 . Shooting: This photo shows a deputy bending down to pick up Bates's dropped gun following the accidental shooting in Tulsa earlier this month. Harris is being held down on the ground, out of shot, by other deputies . Terrified: The fatally-wounded man, who is being held by his neck and back by the deputies (pictured), says: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man.' He then adds: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath' The World said at least three of Bates' supervisors were transferred for refusing to go along with the requests, and said it consulted multiple sources who spoke on condition of anonymity, but it gave no indication how those sources were familiar with the situation. Harris' family attorney \u2014 who had questioned Bates' qualifications as a reserve deputy \u2014 did not return a message seeking comment Saturday. A call to the district attorney's office rang unanswered, and the sheriff's office referred questions to Wood. 'I want to do everything I can to make sure that people know that this allegation of falsified records is not true,' Wood said. His lawyer added that the report was largely based on claims made by a man who was terminated from the department seven years ago, at which point Bates had only been there a few months. Charged: Harris (pictured left) died from his injuries and Bates (right in his mug shot) has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. He faces four years in prison if he is convicted . Confusion: An image shows a Taser and a handgun similar to the weapons Bates was carrying. He mistakenly thought he was holding a Taser, not his handgun, when he fatally shot Eric Harris . Bates is classified by the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office as an 'advanced reserve'. This means that he went through 480 hours training of the 'Field Training Officer' or FTO. In his statement to investigators, Bates said he had previously attended a five-day homicide school in Dallas and also received 'active shooter response training' with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Arizona. He also claims to have been involved in 'at least 100 other' assignments. But the sources who spoke to Tulsa World claimed that the reserve deputy was not properly trained to be an armed deputy, despite Sheriff Stanley Glanz saying otherwise. Indeed, Sheriff Glanz and Bates' own legal team have repeatedly produced records which they claim prove he was an 'advanced reserve' and had undergone 480 hours training. However, when asked to produced proof that Bates was certified to use three weapons, including the revolver he fired at Harris, the Sheriff's Office say they have been unable to find the paperwork. Bates faces four years in prison if convicted."}], "metadata": {"id": "c5f7779cc0b551221e803440b5104bdbb9225a5f", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Tulsa County Sheriff's Office reserve deputy Robert Bates faces a charge of second-degree manslaughter for the April 2 shooting of Eric Harris .\nRecords include training certificates, job evaluation reports and weapons training and qualification records dating to 2008 .\nSome of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses .\nHe kept his Taser near his chest and his gun on his right side - but insisted the mix-up could have happened to anyone .\nBates said he had completed all proper training and was not allowed to 'play cop' just because he had donated equipment to the sheriff's office ."}}
{"prompt": "Fans of the show might never see what\u2019s going on \u2013 but a writer for The Archers has revealed that keeping a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes. Veteran scriptwriter for the Radio 4 drama, Keri Davies, said that having a divan to hand is vital to make post-coital conversations sound convincing. Speaking during an Afternoon Tea With The Archers event at the weekend, Mr Davies explained: \u2018Sex is even harder, as it were. We do have a bed in the studio because your voice sounds different when you are lying down. A writer for The Archers has revealed that keeping a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes (file picture) \u2018There will be a sound engineer in a Led Zeppelin T-shirt rattling the duvet!\u2019 He added that parties in the fictional Ambridge are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations. \u2018Sometimes you will hear two people saying \u201coh we saw Barry the other day\u201d, and that\u2019s because we couldn\u2019t afford Barry,\u2019 he told the audience at Chipping Norton Literary Festival. \u2018We can only have 39 actor bookings in a week, which is roughly six or seven in an episode. Sometimes if you have a big party you will have eight or nine, so it is up to us to decide with all of those restrictions how we are going to tell the tales.\u2019 Actor Charles Collingwood, who joined the programme in 1975, also defended the show\u2019s editor Sean O\u2019Connor who has been criticised for \u2018sexing up\u2019 the traditional radio serial. He said Mr O\u2019Connor \u2018is bringing in really exciting stories\u2019. Mr Davies added that parties in the fictional Ambridge (map pictured) are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nFans of the show might never see what\u2019s going on \u2013 but a writer for The Archers has revealed that keeping a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes. Veteran scriptwriter for the Radio 4 drama, Keri Davies, said that having a divan to hand is vital to make post-coital conversations sound convincing. Speaking during an Afternoon Tea With The Archers event at the weekend, Mr Davies explained: \u2018Sex is even harder, as it were. We do have a bed in the studio because your voice sounds different when you are lying down. A writer for The Archers has revealed that keeping a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes (file picture) \u2018There will be a sound engineer in a Led Zeppelin T-shirt rattling the duvet!\u2019 He added that parties in the fictional Ambridge are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations. \u2018Sometimes you will hear two people saying \u201coh we saw Barry the other day\u201d, and that\u2019s because we couldn\u2019t afford Barry,\u2019 he told the audience at Chipping Norton Literary Festival. \u2018We can only have 39 actor bookings in a week, which is roughly six or seven in an episode. Sometimes if you have a big party you will have eight or nine, so it is up to us to decide with all of those restrictions how we are going to tell the tales.\u2019 Actor Charles Collingwood, who joined the programme in 1975, also defended the show\u2019s editor Sean O\u2019Connor who has been criticised for \u2018sexing up\u2019 the traditional radio serial. He said Mr O\u2019Connor \u2018is bringing in really exciting stories\u2019. Mr Davies added that parties in the fictional Ambridge (map pictured) are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations ."}], "metadata": {"id": "fbe5effa9f8821556e8154faa533cfaf08b6d9dc", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "A bed is kept in The Archers studio to help with realistic sex scenes .\nScriptwriter said bed is is vital for convincing post-coital conversations .\nHe added that parties in fictional Ambridge are limited to nine attendees because of budget constraints ."}}
{"prompt": "A man has been rescued twice in the same night after falling backwards off a boat dock for a second time when emergency services took their eyes off him. Paramedics were called to Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney's Darling Harbour on Saturday night after they received a report that a person had entered the water. The man was fished out of the water by a group of ambulance workers, but before they could wrap him in a foil blanket, the freezing man lost his footing and fell backwards, landing back in the water again. Scroll down for video . A man has been rescued twice from Cockle Bay Wharf (pictured) It it unclear why the man was walking on the boat dock, which is reserved for boat owners, tour operators and water taxis at the popular tourist destination. The man was disorientated after both of his falls and was treated at the scene . He was then taken to hospital as a precautionary measure. Emergency services are regularly called to Darling Harbour to rescue people from the treacherous waters. The incident happened despite hoards of people pleading with authorities to install fencing around the water's edge to prevent more tragedies in the area. The man was on the boat dock when emergency services were called . Before they could wrap him in a foil blanket he fell backwards into the water again . In 2012, 19-year-old Jason Daep drowned in Cockle Bay after a brawl broke out at Pontoon nightclub just metres from the waters edge. The fight, between Mr Daep and a bouncer, continued out on to the esplanade outside. An off-duty security guard was found not guilty of his manslaughter in February. Irish tourist Brendan Hickey died when he fell into the water as he and friends were attending the Vivid Sydney light last May. He was taken to hospital as a precautionary method . Darling Harbour's waters have been treacherous in the past with many people losing their lives there . Police were told that the Irishman, who lived in Randwick, was sitting with three of his friends on the edge of a wooden pier to watch the festival when he disappeared into the water . A female friend and another man dove into the water fully clothed in a desperate bid to save him, but were unsuccessful in locating the 34-year-old. The pair emerged from the water unharmed and police recovered Brendan's body about three metres out from the boardwalk at Cockle Bay Wharf.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA man has been rescued twice in the same night after falling backwards off a boat dock for a second time when emergency services took their eyes off him. Paramedics were called to Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney's Darling Harbour on Saturday night after they received a report that a person had entered the water. The man was fished out of the water by a group of ambulance workers, but before they could wrap him in a foil blanket, the freezing man lost his footing and fell backwards, landing back in the water again. Scroll down for video . A man has been rescued twice from Cockle Bay Wharf (pictured) It it unclear why the man was walking on the boat dock, which is reserved for boat owners, tour operators and water taxis at the popular tourist destination. The man was disorientated after both of his falls and was treated at the scene . He was then taken to hospital as a precautionary measure. Emergency services are regularly called to Darling Harbour to rescue people from the treacherous waters. The incident happened despite hoards of people pleading with authorities to install fencing around the water's edge to prevent more tragedies in the area. The man was on the boat dock when emergency services were called . Before they could wrap him in a foil blanket he fell backwards into the water again . In 2012, 19-year-old Jason Daep drowned in Cockle Bay after a brawl broke out at Pontoon nightclub just metres from the waters edge. The fight, between Mr Daep and a bouncer, continued out on to the esplanade outside. An off-duty security guard was found not guilty of his manslaughter in February. Irish tourist Brendan Hickey died when he fell into the water as he and friends were attending the Vivid Sydney light last May. He was taken to hospital as a precautionary method . Darling Harbour's waters have been treacherous in the past with many people losing their lives there . Police were told that the Irishman, who lived in Randwick, was sitting with three of his friends on the edge of a wooden pier to watch the festival when he disappeared into the water . A female friend and another man dove into the water fully clothed in a desperate bid to save him, but were unsuccessful in locating the 34-year-old. The pair emerged from the water unharmed and police recovered Brendan's body about three metres out from the boardwalk at Cockle Bay Wharf."}], "metadata": {"id": "5076a08f986011f3f2607bd1d1a97b131a80b2d1", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "A man rescued twice in the same night after falling from boat dock .\nIt happened at Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney's Darling Harbour .\nThe man fell in the first time and was rescued .\nBefore paramedics could wrap him in a foil blanket he fell backwards again .\nDarling Harbour is known for it's\u00a0treacherous\u00a0waters ."}}
{"prompt": "Cesc Fabregas wore a special protective face mask on Sunday as he scored the winning goal in Chelsea's 1-0 victory over QPR. Having broken his nose last week, the Spaniard netted with just two minutes to go following a poor clearance from QPR goalkeeper Rob Green before removing the mask to celebrate. Fabregas suffered the break during Chelsea's win over Stoke City last Saturday, taking a hit to the face from Charlie Adam's forearm minutes before the Scot struck a 66-yard wondergoal at Stamford Bridge. Cesc Fabregas wore a  protective mask during Chelsea's clash with QPR after breaking his nose last week . Fabregas removed the mask as he celebrated scoring a late winner for Chelsea against strugglers QPR . The Spaniard, pictured at Loftus Road, suffered the break during Chelsea's win over Stoke City last Saturday . The protective mask was branded with the Fabregas' initial and squad number for the Premier League clash . Sportsmail exclusively revealed the shield Fabregas would wear against QPR on Wednesday . Fabregas wrote this note to the orthopedic centre and its craftsmen\u00a0Stefano Duchini and Lucilla Pezzoni . Fabregas travelled to Milan on Tuesday with Chelsea medical director Paco Biosca to have the mask fitted . On Sunday, Fabregas  started the game for Chelsea and took to the field - complete with mask - sporting two large bruises around his eyes. Sportsmail\u00a0exclusively revealed the shield Fabregas would wear at Loftus Road on Wednesday. The former Barcelona star travelled to Milan to see a specialist, who produced masks for Fernando Torres, Petr Cech and Demba Ba previously, in the hope of returning to action as soon as possible. The mask, branded with Fabregas's initial and squad number 'C4', was made by the Ortholabsport, an orthopedic centre in Milan, and their craftsmen Stefano Duchini and Lucilla Pezzoni. The centre became famous for its work with  former Chelsea players Torres and Ba, but also work with Manchester City, Fulham and European clubs including Inter Milan and Shakhtar Donetsk as well as the Italian national team. Fabregas travelled to Milan on Tuesday with\u00a0Chelsea medical director Paco Biosca to have the mask fitted. The 27-year-old, who played on for the entire 90 minutes against Stoke, started for the Blues against QPR as Chelsea look to extend their lead at the top of the Barclays Premier League table. Fabregas suffered the break during Chelsea's win over Stoke City last weekend, taking a hit to the face . The 27-year-old played on for the entire 90 minutes at Stamford Bridge last Saturday despite the knock . Chelsea captain John Terry was forced to wear a protective face mask after fracturing a cheekbone in 2007 . Fernando Torres (right), pictured in action against Basle in 2013, also wore a mask during his time at Chelsea .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nCesc Fabregas wore a special protective face mask on Sunday as he scored the winning goal in Chelsea's 1-0 victory over QPR. Having broken his nose last week, the Spaniard netted with just two minutes to go following a poor clearance from QPR goalkeeper Rob Green before removing the mask to celebrate. Fabregas suffered the break during Chelsea's win over Stoke City last Saturday, taking a hit to the face from Charlie Adam's forearm minutes before the Scot struck a 66-yard wondergoal at Stamford Bridge. Cesc Fabregas wore a  protective mask during Chelsea's clash with QPR after breaking his nose last week . Fabregas removed the mask as he celebrated scoring a late winner for Chelsea against strugglers QPR . The Spaniard, pictured at Loftus Road, suffered the break during Chelsea's win over Stoke City last Saturday . The protective mask was branded with the Fabregas' initial and squad number for the Premier League clash . Sportsmail exclusively revealed the shield Fabregas would wear against QPR on Wednesday . Fabregas wrote this note to the orthopedic centre and its craftsmen\u00a0Stefano Duchini and Lucilla Pezzoni . Fabregas travelled to Milan on Tuesday with Chelsea medical director Paco Biosca to have the mask fitted . On Sunday, Fabregas  started the game for Chelsea and took to the field - complete with mask - sporting two large bruises around his eyes. Sportsmail\u00a0exclusively revealed the shield Fabregas would wear at Loftus Road on Wednesday. The former Barcelona star travelled to Milan to see a specialist, who produced masks for Fernando Torres, Petr Cech and Demba Ba previously, in the hope of returning to action as soon as possible. The mask, branded with Fabregas's initial and squad number 'C4', was made by the Ortholabsport, an orthopedic centre in Milan, and their craftsmen Stefano Duchini and Lucilla Pezzoni. The centre became famous for its work with  former Chelsea players Torres and Ba, but also work with Manchester City, Fulham and European clubs including Inter Milan and Shakhtar Donetsk as well as the Italian national team. Fabregas travelled to Milan on Tuesday with\u00a0Chelsea medical director Paco Biosca to have the mask fitted. The 27-year-old, who played on for the entire 90 minutes against Stoke, started for the Blues against QPR as Chelsea look to extend their lead at the top of the Barclays Premier League table. Fabregas suffered the break during Chelsea's win over Stoke City last weekend, taking a hit to the face . The 27-year-old played on for the entire 90 minutes at Stamford Bridge last Saturday despite the knock . Chelsea captain John Terry was forced to wear a protective face mask after fracturing a cheekbone in 2007 . Fernando Torres (right), pictured in action against Basle in 2013, also wore a mask during his time at Chelsea ."}], "metadata": {"id": "70f60e008fc246f7cbe40c80f0e255576d794391", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Cesc Fabregas wore protective face mask during Chelsea clash with QPR .\nMidfielder scored the winning goal as Chelsea claimed a 1-0 victory .\nSpaniard broke his nose in a challenge with Charlie Adam last Saturday .\nChelsea midfielder travelled to Italy to have a protective mask fitted .\nOrtholabsport have also made masks for Petr Cech and Fernando Torres ."}}
{"prompt": "Alan Gordon scored a first-half winner for LA Galaxy as they got over their nightmare start to the season against Seattle Sounders to move off the foot of the Western Conference in Major League Soccer. Robbie Keane and Clint Dempsey were both left out of their sides through injury but despite the absence of their Irish designated player - who was sat in the stands alongside David Beckham, the Galaxy were able to find just their second win of a difficult campaign so far. Gordon found the net with just his second goal of the season and it proved enough despite the Sounders having plenty of chances to equalise at the StubHub centre. Chad Marshall gets to the ball ahead of LA Galaxy striker Alan Gordon, who scored the opening goal . LA Galaxy\u00a0(4-5-1): Penedo; Gargan (Meyer 86 mins), Gonzalez, De La Garza, Rogers; Ishizaki, Garcia, Husidic (Villarreal 83), Juninho, Zardes; Gordon. Unused subs: Dunivant, Jamieson, Maganto,  Rowe, Vayrynen. Booked: Gargan, Husidic, Juninho, Gordon. Manager: Bruce Arena. Seattle Sounders\u00a0(4-4-2): Frei; Mears, Evans, Marshall, Remick; Roldan (Aaron 85), Rose, Alonso, Pappa (Mansaray 89); Neagle (Barrett, 74), Martins. Unused subs:  Azira, Gonzalez, Perkins, Scott. Booked: Martins, Marshall. Manager:\u00a0Sigi Schmid. Referee: Mark Geiger. Both sides started strongly, but it was the Sounders' Lamar Neagle had the first chance of the game after nine minutes, flicking on from a cross that was tipped over the crossbar by Jaime Pendeo. Neagle again saw a header blocked by the keeper after 21 minutes and though it was the visitors with the best of the early chances, one minute later the Galaxy were ahead. Juninho sent a cross dep into the penalty area and centre back Omar Gonzalez rose to direct it back across Stefan Frei's goal. The Swiss goalkeeper scrambled to re-adjust but was beaten to it by Gordon who could hardly miss and duly put the Galaxy into the lead. Neagle had a third chance on the stroke of half-time but couldn't find the net having exploded through the Galaxy defence only to place his shot too close to Penedo who saved easily, diving to his right. The home side went in at the break ahead, and they came close to doubling their lead almost immediately after the break when Robbie Rogers shot low, forcing Frei into a sharp save at his near post. Juninho fired wide from distance moments later. Brad Evans  of Seattle Sounders wins a high ball against Galaxy goalscorer  Gordon in the first half . But back came the Sounders, and they should have levelled when Andy Rose latched on to a low cross but fired straight at Penedo from point-blank range when anywhere else would have led to a goal. The remainder of the game saw few clear-cut chances. Obafemi Martins had an effort easily saved from distance and while the home side looked dangerous on the break they often failed with the final ball. And so Gordon's strike proved enough as Galaxy claimed just their second win of the 2015 MLS season.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAlan Gordon scored a first-half winner for LA Galaxy as they got over their nightmare start to the season against Seattle Sounders to move off the foot of the Western Conference in Major League Soccer. Robbie Keane and Clint Dempsey were both left out of their sides through injury but despite the absence of their Irish designated player - who was sat in the stands alongside David Beckham, the Galaxy were able to find just their second win of a difficult campaign so far. Gordon found the net with just his second goal of the season and it proved enough despite the Sounders having plenty of chances to equalise at the StubHub centre. Chad Marshall gets to the ball ahead of LA Galaxy striker Alan Gordon, who scored the opening goal . LA Galaxy\u00a0(4-5-1): Penedo; Gargan (Meyer 86 mins), Gonzalez, De La Garza, Rogers; Ishizaki, Garcia, Husidic (Villarreal 83), Juninho, Zardes; Gordon. Unused subs: Dunivant, Jamieson, Maganto,  Rowe, Vayrynen. Booked: Gargan, Husidic, Juninho, Gordon. Manager: Bruce Arena. Seattle Sounders\u00a0(4-4-2): Frei; Mears, Evans, Marshall, Remick; Roldan (Aaron 85), Rose, Alonso, Pappa (Mansaray 89); Neagle (Barrett, 74), Martins. Unused subs:  Azira, Gonzalez, Perkins, Scott. Booked: Martins, Marshall. Manager:\u00a0Sigi Schmid. Referee: Mark Geiger. Both sides started strongly, but it was the Sounders' Lamar Neagle had the first chance of the game after nine minutes, flicking on from a cross that was tipped over the crossbar by Jaime Pendeo. Neagle again saw a header blocked by the keeper after 21 minutes and though it was the visitors with the best of the early chances, one minute later the Galaxy were ahead. Juninho sent a cross dep into the penalty area and centre back Omar Gonzalez rose to direct it back across Stefan Frei's goal. The Swiss goalkeeper scrambled to re-adjust but was beaten to it by Gordon who could hardly miss and duly put the Galaxy into the lead. Neagle had a third chance on the stroke of half-time but couldn't find the net having exploded through the Galaxy defence only to place his shot too close to Penedo who saved easily, diving to his right. The home side went in at the break ahead, and they came close to doubling their lead almost immediately after the break when Robbie Rogers shot low, forcing Frei into a sharp save at his near post. Juninho fired wide from distance moments later. Brad Evans  of Seattle Sounders wins a high ball against Galaxy goalscorer  Gordon in the first half . But back came the Sounders, and they should have levelled when Andy Rose latched on to a low cross but fired straight at Penedo from point-blank range when anywhere else would have led to a goal. The remainder of the game saw few clear-cut chances. Obafemi Martins had an effort easily saved from distance and while the home side looked dangerous on the break they often failed with the final ball. And so Gordon's strike proved enough as Galaxy claimed just their second win of the 2015 MLS season."}], "metadata": {"id": "52b18ef318c77b5a64a3cdca25325bd6c53d328d", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Alan Gordon put LA Galaxy into the lead after 23 minutes with a header .\nRobbie Keane and Clint Dempsey both missed the game through injury .\nLamar Neagle had a number of chances to score for the visitors .\nDavid Beckham was present to watch the MLS clash at the StubHub Arena ."}}
{"prompt": "Sacked: Peter Gale was dismissed by Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey two weeks ago . The male headmaster of a leading all-girls\u2019 grammar school has been sacked after sending a series of private emails to a teenage pupil, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Peter Gale, 47, was dismissed by Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey for \u2018unprofessional and inappropriate conduct\u2019 two weeks ago. At the time of the announcement, the school\u2019s governors failed to release any more details. However, an investigation by this newspaper has discovered that Mr Gale \u2013 who became the academy\u2019s first male head when he was appointed to the post 18 months ago \u2013 sent informal emails over a period of months to the sixth-form pupil, including messages written at night and during the holidays. School rules strictly forbid teachers sending messages to pupils from private email accounts. The Cheam academy has described Mr Gale\u2019s actions a \u2018serious breach of safeguarding procedures\u2019. Despite this, the National Union of Teachers appeared to play down the seriousness of his conduct. In a statement to The Mail on Sunday, the union implied Mr Gale\u2019s actions only amounted to a breach of the school\u2019s information and communications technology rules. The governors \u2013 who began their investigation following a tip-off \u2013 are said to have been \u2018stunned\u2019 by the NUT statement. The specialist science college and languages school, which counts singer Katie Melua and Olympic gold medallist Joanna Rowsell among its alumni, passed judgment on Mr Gale at an internal disciplinary hearing earlier this month, ruling he had broken rules in place to prevent personal communications between staff and pupils. It is understood this was in breach of guidance telling teachers never to use a private email account to send messages to pupils, partly for their own protection. The school has refused to reveal the precise content of the emails, but it is understood they were informal and read like text messages. It is believed there were also concerns about the way Mr Gale, the former deputy headmaster of all-girl Rosebery School in nearby Epsom, had treated the student differently from other pupils. Mr Gale, who is understood to be unmarried and who lives in Godalming, Surrey, declined to comment directly to The Mail on Sunday. Messages: An investigation by the Mail on Sunday has revealed it was a series of 'informal' emails to a sixth form pupil which led to his dismissal from the specialist science college \u00a0(pictured) Alumni: Former pupils include Kate Melua (pictured) and\u00a0Olympic gold medallist Joanna Rowsell . But a statement sent to this newspaper, released by the NUT\u2019s London Regional Secretary Bob Stapley, said: \u2018The alleged misconduct related to communication with a student which breached the school\u2019s policy on the accepted use of ICT [information and communications technology]. \u2018Mr Gale accepted he had breached the school\u2019s policy and that as headmaster he had responsibility for ensuring he and other staff acted in accordance with the policy. Defence: The NUT have said: 'Mr Gale vehemently denies he behaved inappropriately towards any student and no such finding was made'. Pictured: The school's motto . \u2018Mr Gale vehemently denies he behaved inappropriately towards any student and no such finding was made. Mr Gale appreciates that this placed governors in a difficult situation given that rumours could have a negative effect upon the reputation of the school.\u2019 The statement added he was considering whether to appeal against \u2018the severity of the sanction imposed by the Disciplinary Panel\u2019. Chairman of governors, Tony Hyams-Parish, said in a letter to parents this month: \u2018The governing body has terminated Peter Gale\u2019s employment at Nonsuch High School for Girls due to serious breaches in applying safeguarding procedures and instances of unprofessional and inappropriate conduct. \u2018This was not an easy decision, especially because we recognise that since Peter\u2019s appointment there have been many positive changes within the school led by Peter and the senior leadership team. \u2018However, the governing body and staff take their safeguarding responsibilities towards students very seriously and, importantly, any breaches of safeguarding procedures, and have therefore acted promptly to address these matters.\u2019 Carol Dickie, the school\u2019s bursar, said the education of the 1,200 pupils would be unaffected by the sacking, despite it coming just weeks before GCSE and A-level exams.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSacked: Peter Gale was dismissed by Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey two weeks ago . The male headmaster of a leading all-girls\u2019 grammar school has been sacked after sending a series of private emails to a teenage pupil, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Peter Gale, 47, was dismissed by Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey for \u2018unprofessional and inappropriate conduct\u2019 two weeks ago. At the time of the announcement, the school\u2019s governors failed to release any more details. However, an investigation by this newspaper has discovered that Mr Gale \u2013 who became the academy\u2019s first male head when he was appointed to the post 18 months ago \u2013 sent informal emails over a period of months to the sixth-form pupil, including messages written at night and during the holidays. School rules strictly forbid teachers sending messages to pupils from private email accounts. The Cheam academy has described Mr Gale\u2019s actions a \u2018serious breach of safeguarding procedures\u2019. Despite this, the National Union of Teachers appeared to play down the seriousness of his conduct. In a statement to The Mail on Sunday, the union implied Mr Gale\u2019s actions only amounted to a breach of the school\u2019s information and communications technology rules. The governors \u2013 who began their investigation following a tip-off \u2013 are said to have been \u2018stunned\u2019 by the NUT statement. The specialist science college and languages school, which counts singer Katie Melua and Olympic gold medallist Joanna Rowsell among its alumni, passed judgment on Mr Gale at an internal disciplinary hearing earlier this month, ruling he had broken rules in place to prevent personal communications between staff and pupils. It is understood this was in breach of guidance telling teachers never to use a private email account to send messages to pupils, partly for their own protection. The school has refused to reveal the precise content of the emails, but it is understood they were informal and read like text messages. It is believed there were also concerns about the way Mr Gale, the former deputy headmaster of all-girl Rosebery School in nearby Epsom, had treated the student differently from other pupils. Mr Gale, who is understood to be unmarried and who lives in Godalming, Surrey, declined to comment directly to The Mail on Sunday. Messages: An investigation by the Mail on Sunday has revealed it was a series of 'informal' emails to a sixth form pupil which led to his dismissal from the specialist science college \u00a0(pictured) Alumni: Former pupils include Kate Melua (pictured) and\u00a0Olympic gold medallist Joanna Rowsell . But a statement sent to this newspaper, released by the NUT\u2019s London Regional Secretary Bob Stapley, said: \u2018The alleged misconduct related to communication with a student which breached the school\u2019s policy on the accepted use of ICT [information and communications technology]. \u2018Mr Gale accepted he had breached the school\u2019s policy and that as headmaster he had responsibility for ensuring he and other staff acted in accordance with the policy. Defence: The NUT have said: 'Mr Gale vehemently denies he behaved inappropriately towards any student and no such finding was made'. Pictured: The school's motto . \u2018Mr Gale vehemently denies he behaved inappropriately towards any student and no such finding was made. Mr Gale appreciates that this placed governors in a difficult situation given that rumours could have a negative effect upon the reputation of the school.\u2019 The statement added he was considering whether to appeal against \u2018the severity of the sanction imposed by the Disciplinary Panel\u2019. Chairman of governors, Tony Hyams-Parish, said in a letter to parents this month: \u2018The governing body has terminated Peter Gale\u2019s employment at Nonsuch High School for Girls due to serious breaches in applying safeguarding procedures and instances of unprofessional and inappropriate conduct. \u2018This was not an easy decision, especially because we recognise that since Peter\u2019s appointment there have been many positive changes within the school led by Peter and the senior leadership team. \u2018However, the governing body and staff take their safeguarding responsibilities towards students very seriously and, importantly, any breaches of safeguarding procedures, and have therefore acted promptly to address these matters.\u2019 Carol Dickie, the school\u2019s bursar, said the education of the 1,200 pupils would be unaffected by the sacking, despite it coming just weeks before GCSE and A-level exams."}], "metadata": {"id": "489b69be2b3511b9663c87d9ba7c436f2a03c262", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Peter Gale dismissed from Nonsuch High School For Girls a fortnight ago .\nThe reason was given as \u2018unprofessional and inappropriate conduct\u2019\nMail on Sunday investigation discovers it was due to emails sent to pupil .\nBut  Mr Gale  denies he behaved inappropriately towards any student ."}}
{"prompt": "The wife of paedophile and former Bega Cheese CEO Maurice Van Ryn has had her letterbox fire-bombed and received several threatening calls, a court has heard. The father of one of Van Ryn's victims has also been seen in her backyard, lawyer Francois Salama told the NSW Supreme Court on Thursday morning. 'She's concerned for her safety,' he told Van Ryn's sentencing hearing. Van Ryn pleaded guilty last year to abusing 10 boys and girls, aged eight to 16, over the previous decade and is due to be sentenced at a later date. Scroll down for video . Louise Van Ryn (left) fears for her safety after her letterbox was firebombed. Her husband Maurice (right) has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences . The wealthy NSW businessman has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences, including the most serious charge of persistent sexual abuse of a child . Maurice Van Ryn is now allowed to sell his property to support his wife (left) and pay off legals debts . The wealthy NSW businessman has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences, including the most serious charge of persistent sexual abuse of a child. His wife Louise was at the court on Thursday and successfully applied to alter a freezing order. Under the order Maurice Van Ryn is not allowed to dispose of a property, superannuation distributions and shares or securities in four companies. It allows him to spend up to $500 a week on living expenses and $25,000 on legal bills. Maurice Van Ryn is now allowed to sell off some of his assets to support his wife and pay off debts. It was varied to permit the sale of the property, on condition that half the net proceeds be paid to the court after debts secured against the house were settled. Under the new order Van Ryn also has to pay his wife Louise, who applied for the variation, up to $5,165 per month, until the property is sold. He also has to give her up to $150,000 so she can repay his debts. Included in that is $25,000 'for her ordinary living expenses', the orders state. Van Ryn, who has previously described the abuse he inflicted as 'a few minutes of stupidity', is undergoing a chemical castration treatment while in custody. He will remain behind bars and will be sentenced on June 17. A young woman who was subjected to years of abuse by Bega Cheese boss Maurice Van Ryn (pictured) has told a court of the severe impact it had on her life . In court on Monday a young woman who was subjected to years of abuse by Bega Cheese boss\u00a0Maurice Van Ryn has told a court of the severe impact it had on her life. For years she kept what Van Ryn did to her a secret, but when she found out he had been caught she knew she had to break her silence. One of his victims told Sydney's District Court that she is scared for her future relationships, and didn't understand why she had been targeted. 'I am scared for my future relationships,' the young woman said, according to News Corp. 'He has stolen my right to share my body with someone for the first time.' Van Ryn sat calmly in the dock and did not look at the young woman as she told Sydney's District Court on Monday about the impact his abuse has had on her. The young woman, who cannot be named, said when he abused her as a child she didn't know it was wrong. 'I didn't understand why he would do something like this. Does this happen to every kid? Do friends do this to other friends?' she said. 'I didn't know it was against the law.' Van Ryn (left) sat calmly in the dock and did not look at the young woman as she told Sydney's District Court on Monday about the impact his abuse has had on her. The young woman, who cannot be named, said when he abused her as a child she didn't know it was wrong . She said she hadn't spoken up about the abuse until the day she heard he had been caught, and since then had attempted to take her own life. 'I knew I had to say something.' Since then, however, she says she has been scared people will find out. 'I didn't want people to know what happened to me. I don't want people asking questions. She says she wonders when Van Ryn, who is now in custody will be out in the community again, and she worries what he did to her will forever affect how she relates to men. She said she has suffered depression since she was 14 and had been hospitalised for self harm and attempted suicide. The hearing continues. Readers seeking support and information about suicide prevention can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nThe wife of paedophile and former Bega Cheese CEO Maurice Van Ryn has had her letterbox fire-bombed and received several threatening calls, a court has heard. The father of one of Van Ryn's victims has also been seen in her backyard, lawyer Francois Salama told the NSW Supreme Court on Thursday morning. 'She's concerned for her safety,' he told Van Ryn's sentencing hearing. Van Ryn pleaded guilty last year to abusing 10 boys and girls, aged eight to 16, over the previous decade and is due to be sentenced at a later date. Scroll down for video . Louise Van Ryn (left) fears for her safety after her letterbox was firebombed. Her husband Maurice (right) has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences . The wealthy NSW businessman has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences, including the most serious charge of persistent sexual abuse of a child . Maurice Van Ryn is now allowed to sell his property to support his wife (left) and pay off legals debts . The wealthy NSW businessman has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences, including the most serious charge of persistent sexual abuse of a child. His wife Louise was at the court on Thursday and successfully applied to alter a freezing order. Under the order Maurice Van Ryn is not allowed to dispose of a property, superannuation distributions and shares or securities in four companies. It allows him to spend up to $500 a week on living expenses and $25,000 on legal bills. Maurice Van Ryn is now allowed to sell off some of his assets to support his wife and pay off debts. It was varied to permit the sale of the property, on condition that half the net proceeds be paid to the court after debts secured against the house were settled. Under the new order Van Ryn also has to pay his wife Louise, who applied for the variation, up to $5,165 per month, until the property is sold. He also has to give her up to $150,000 so she can repay his debts. Included in that is $25,000 'for her ordinary living expenses', the orders state. Van Ryn, who has previously described the abuse he inflicted as 'a few minutes of stupidity', is undergoing a chemical castration treatment while in custody. He will remain behind bars and will be sentenced on June 17. A young woman who was subjected to years of abuse by Bega Cheese boss Maurice Van Ryn (pictured) has told a court of the severe impact it had on her life . In court on Monday a young woman who was subjected to years of abuse by Bega Cheese boss\u00a0Maurice Van Ryn has told a court of the severe impact it had on her life. For years she kept what Van Ryn did to her a secret, but when she found out he had been caught she knew she had to break her silence. One of his victims told Sydney's District Court that she is scared for her future relationships, and didn't understand why she had been targeted. 'I am scared for my future relationships,' the young woman said, according to News Corp. 'He has stolen my right to share my body with someone for the first time.' Van Ryn sat calmly in the dock and did not look at the young woman as she told Sydney's District Court on Monday about the impact his abuse has had on her. The young woman, who cannot be named, said when he abused her as a child she didn't know it was wrong. 'I didn't understand why he would do something like this. Does this happen to every kid? Do friends do this to other friends?' she said. 'I didn't know it was against the law.' Van Ryn (left) sat calmly in the dock and did not look at the young woman as she told Sydney's District Court on Monday about the impact his abuse has had on her. The young woman, who cannot be named, said when he abused her as a child she didn't know it was wrong . She said she hadn't spoken up about the abuse until the day she heard he had been caught, and since then had attempted to take her own life. 'I knew I had to say something.' Since then, however, she says she has been scared people will find out. 'I didn't want people to know what happened to me. I don't want people asking questions. She says she wonders when Van Ryn, who is now in custody will be out in the community again, and she worries what he did to her will forever affect how she relates to men. She said she has suffered depression since she was 14 and had been hospitalised for self harm and attempted suicide. The hearing continues. Readers seeking support and information about suicide prevention can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article."}], "metadata": {"id": "4c94d479359ac59aa9f3e8c12b92f22826f2ea7a", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Bega Cheese CEO Maurice Van Ryn has pleaded guilty to 12 sex offences .\n10 boys and girls, aged eight to 16, have been abused over the last decade .\nHis wife Louise is concerned for her safety after letterbox was firebombed .\nShe has also received threatening phone calls .\nShe altered freeze order in court on Thursday, she can now sell their home .\nEarlier this week one of Maurice's victims read her impact statement .\nShe told Sydney District Court on Monday she felt scared and ashamed .\n'I didn't know it was against the law,' the victim said ."}}
{"prompt": "Apple's Watch hits stores this Friday when customers and employees alike will be able to pre-order the timepiece. And boss Tim Cook is rewarding his staff by offering them a 50 per cent discount on the device. Any employee working in the regions where the watch is being launched - including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan - will be eligible. Scroll down for video . Any employee working in the regions where the Watch is being launched - including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan - will be eligible for a 50% discount on the standard model (centre) and the Sport model (left). It does not apply to the Edition model (right) The plans were in a memo leaked to Apple fansite 9to5Mac in which Mr Cook wrote: 'I know that many of you have been looking forward to choosing an Apple Watch for yourselves, and we want to make it easy for you. 'Starting Friday a special Employee Purchase Plan will offer a 50% discount on any Apple Watch or Apple Watch Sport for your personal use.' Notably, the discount doesn't apply to the expensive Edition model, which starts at $10,000 in the US and \u00a38,000 in the UK. Mr Cook continued that as the Watch is introduced in more countries, this price plan will be extended. Prices for the Sport model start at $349 in the US and \u00a3299 in the UK, while the stainless steel Watch starts at $549 (\u00a3479). Apple's Watch goes on display around the world on 10 April and people can pre-order it at 12.01 Pacific Time (8am BST) on this day. The Watch will then  go on general sale on 24 April in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan . Earlier this week, Apple released the first four guided tour videos of its watch, and said more are 'coming soon.' These videos (pictured) include an introduction to the main features, plus how to use the Messages app, customise the face, and use digital touch . This means US employees will only pay $174.50 and $274 respectively, while in the UK the price drops to \u00a3149.50 and \u00a3239.50. Like many firms, Apple staff already reportedly receive a discount across the product range and this is said to be around 30 per cent. According Piper Jaffray senior analyst Gene Munster, Apple will sell a million watches in its first weekend on sale, three times the first-day sales of Apple's last all-new product, the iPad. It would put the Apple Watch behind Apple's first iPad, which sold 3 million in its first weekend in 2010, but ahead of the first iPhone, which sold 700,000 units when it debuted in 2007. However, it would be a fraction of the 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses sold in the same timespan. The half-price Watch discounts apply from Friday and will last for 90 days. It is not clear whether employees can buy multiple watches under the scheme and Apple has refused to comment. Mr Cook added: 'Congratulations to everyone who has worked to help this product reach our customers. 'And thanks in advance to the thousands of retail employees around the world who will start placing it on people's wrists starting Friday.' Although going on display in stores this weekend, the Apple Watch won't go on sale generally until the 24 April. Although it could be seen as a way to boost sales, Ernest Doku telecoms expert at uSwitch.com, told MailOnline the plans will benefit customers:\u00a0'Apple knows it's wading into unchartered territory with a costly, and as yet unproven, device. 'What better way to instill the idea the Watch is a must-have accessory than offer deep discounts for its biggest evangelists? The videos also give an overview of how to see more options by pressing the screen. These options change depending on the app being used.\u00a0For instance, when working out, it lets a wearer stop the workout . The left-hand image shows how the digital crown can be used to select from a list of emoticons. The right-hand image shows the crown being used to select contacts after the button on the side has been pressed . 'It means those on the front line have actual experience they can draw on when making sales, and a stronger narrative for prospective buyers.' According Piper Jaffray senior analyst Gene Munster, Apple is expected to sell a million watches in its first weekend on sale, three times the first-day sales of Apple's last all-new product, the iPad. It would put the Apple Watch behind Apple's first iPad, which sold 3 million in its first weekend in 2010, but ahead of the first iPhone, which sold 700,000 units when it debuted in 2007. However, it would be a fraction of the 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses sold in the same timespan. Earlier this week, Apple released the first four guided tour videos of its watch, and said more are 'coming soon.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nApple's Watch hits stores this Friday when customers and employees alike will be able to pre-order the timepiece. And boss Tim Cook is rewarding his staff by offering them a 50 per cent discount on the device. Any employee working in the regions where the watch is being launched - including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan - will be eligible. Scroll down for video . Any employee working in the regions where the Watch is being launched - including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan - will be eligible for a 50% discount on the standard model (centre) and the Sport model (left). It does not apply to the Edition model (right) The plans were in a memo leaked to Apple fansite 9to5Mac in which Mr Cook wrote: 'I know that many of you have been looking forward to choosing an Apple Watch for yourselves, and we want to make it easy for you. 'Starting Friday a special Employee Purchase Plan will offer a 50% discount on any Apple Watch or Apple Watch Sport for your personal use.' Notably, the discount doesn't apply to the expensive Edition model, which starts at $10,000 in the US and \u00a38,000 in the UK. Mr Cook continued that as the Watch is introduced in more countries, this price plan will be extended. Prices for the Sport model start at $349 in the US and \u00a3299 in the UK, while the stainless steel Watch starts at $549 (\u00a3479). Apple's Watch goes on display around the world on 10 April and people can pre-order it at 12.01 Pacific Time (8am BST) on this day. The Watch will then  go on general sale on 24 April in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan . Earlier this week, Apple released the first four guided tour videos of its watch, and said more are 'coming soon.' These videos (pictured) include an introduction to the main features, plus how to use the Messages app, customise the face, and use digital touch . This means US employees will only pay $174.50 and $274 respectively, while in the UK the price drops to \u00a3149.50 and \u00a3239.50. Like many firms, Apple staff already reportedly receive a discount across the product range and this is said to be around 30 per cent. According Piper Jaffray senior analyst Gene Munster, Apple will sell a million watches in its first weekend on sale, three times the first-day sales of Apple's last all-new product, the iPad. It would put the Apple Watch behind Apple's first iPad, which sold 3 million in its first weekend in 2010, but ahead of the first iPhone, which sold 700,000 units when it debuted in 2007. However, it would be a fraction of the 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses sold in the same timespan. The half-price Watch discounts apply from Friday and will last for 90 days. It is not clear whether employees can buy multiple watches under the scheme and Apple has refused to comment. Mr Cook added: 'Congratulations to everyone who has worked to help this product reach our customers. 'And thanks in advance to the thousands of retail employees around the world who will start placing it on people's wrists starting Friday.' Although going on display in stores this weekend, the Apple Watch won't go on sale generally until the 24 April. Although it could be seen as a way to boost sales, Ernest Doku telecoms expert at uSwitch.com, told MailOnline the plans will benefit customers:\u00a0'Apple knows it's wading into unchartered territory with a costly, and as yet unproven, device. 'What better way to instill the idea the Watch is a must-have accessory than offer deep discounts for its biggest evangelists? The videos also give an overview of how to see more options by pressing the screen. These options change depending on the app being used.\u00a0For instance, when working out, it lets a wearer stop the workout . The left-hand image shows how the digital crown can be used to select from a list of emoticons. The right-hand image shows the crown being used to select contacts after the button on the side has been pressed . 'It means those on the front line have actual experience they can draw on when making sales, and a stronger narrative for prospective buyers.' According Piper Jaffray senior analyst Gene Munster, Apple is expected to sell a million watches in its first weekend on sale, three times the first-day sales of Apple's last all-new product, the iPad. It would put the Apple Watch behind Apple's first iPad, which sold 3 million in its first weekend in 2010, but ahead of the first iPhone, which sold 700,000 units when it debuted in 2007. However, it would be a fraction of the 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses sold in the same timespan. 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{"prompt": "His voice cracked with emotion at times and in the next breath he laughed at questions and joked with his boss, Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc. In short, Jurgen Klopp\u2019s farewell press conference was much like his seven years at the club: engaging, compelling and infused with passion. Klopp is leaving Borussia Dortmund after seven seasons in which he has won two Bundesliga titles, the German Cup and reached the Champions League final, in 2013 at Wembley. Wednesday was not quite \u2018auf wiedersehen\u2019 as there are eight more matches of the season to play. Manager Jurgen Klopp announced he would be leaving Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season . Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke, Klopp and Michael Zorc  of Dortmund were present for the press conference at Signal Iduna Park on Wednesday . Photographers snap away at Klopp as journalists gather during the announcement of his Dortmund exit . Yet an era is coming to an end and not just at Dortmund, but \u2013 and this is tribute to the charisma he has evoked during his time there \u2013 in European football. Like Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho, Klopp has elevated himself into the realms of the cult manager. He is distinct in that he is much more open than Guardiola and seemingly much less calculating than Mourinho, though that in itself is, of course, a calculation. Though there is much more to Dortmund than just Klopp, at times it seems that it has been his sheer force of personality which has carried the club. Klopp was emotionally charged during the press conference as he couldn't resist showing his sadness . But Klopp also had moments where he laughed along with his boss Zorc during the press conference . Borussia Dortmund celebrate in front of their fans after winning a league match against Hamburg in 2011 . There are many reasons why Dortmund have captured the imagination of fans across the world and especially in England: there is the extraordinary atmosphere of the Westfalenstadion and the 82,000 fans; there are the season tickets available at \u00a3160; the membership structure which allows fans a say in the running of the club; the little ritual at the end of the game where the players gather in he centre circle, join hands and thank the fans. They came to represent everything the Premier League isn\u2019t. BORUSSIA DORTMUND: . German league champions: 2010-11, 2011-12 . German cup: 2012 . Champions League runners-up: 2012-13 . INDIVIDUAL: . German manager of the year: 2011, 2012 . FIFA coach of the year runner-up: 2013 . And then there were the players, like Marco Reus, Mario Gotze, Robert Lewandowski and Mats Hummels, electrifying the Champions League with their energy and verve. But it was Klopp who was the public face of a club, the embodiment of all that. He was a journeyman football from Mainz, a second-rate lower league team when he played for them. Only when he managed them did they become a Bundesliga force, qualifying for the UEFA Cup, a track record which eventually earned him the Dortmund job. The club was emerging from bankruptcy when he arrived and he has helped to transformed them into one of Europe\u2019s elite football institutions. And whenever they have lost key players \u2013 Nuri Sahin, Shinji Kagawa, Gotze, Lewandowski \u2013 it seemed to make no difference. The team just took stock and rolled on. It seemed Klopp alone could keep driving the model ever upwards and onwards. Except this season the momentum ground to a halt. In February they were bottom of the Bundesliga and relegation loomed. They have recovered and are tenth but were dumped out of the Champions League by Juventus. Klopp claimed today that he is not tired and that he doesn\u2019t require a sabbatical. But it was hard to avoid the conclusion that the pressure of trying to keep up with Bayern as they cherry picked his best players had finally proved too much. Klopp (left) stands alongside Hansa Rostock boss Juri Schlunz during his days as Mainz manager, where he built the foundations of his reputation after guiding them into the UEFA Cup . After winning the Bundesliga in 2011, Klopp celebrates with Dortmund fans as he holds the trophy . But Klopp would fall one step short in winning the Champions League as his Dortmund team lost to Bayern Munich in the 2013 final at Wembley. Here he stands with Kevin Grosskreutz following the loss . \u2018This wasn\u2019t a calculated decision, it wasn\u2019t planned it\u2019s not tactical,\u2019 said Klopp. \u2018It\u2019s just that I simply believe that it\u2019s right and important that we can announce this today so we can be up front and begin to make a logical plan to bring this to an end.\u2019 There is another side to Klopp, of course. He could match Mourinho for haranguing referees and has been known to go into full tantrum mode on the touchline. And his stylised open-ness isn\u2019t for everyone. He met with Manchester City officials when the club were considering replacements for Roberto Mancini; they opted for Manuel Pellegrini. It will be interesting to see whether City will now give Klopp a second chance. Klopp has in the past been linked with taking over from Arsene Wenger (right) at Arsenal as the duo shake hands before a Champions League tie at the Emirates Stadium last November . As he barks instructions from the touchline, Klopp's emotional grasp of the game makes him ideal for the Premier League. The Dortmund boss shows his fury after his side fall behind against Stuttgart in September . Arsene Wenger was less than amused when he compared Arsenal to an orchestra playing a \u2018silent song,\u2019 adding: \u2018I prefer heavy metal.\u2019 It came at a time when Wenger was under pressure, an older man who seemed to be struggling to keep up with the new wave; Klopp knew how to make the point. In many ways he does seem made for the Premier League. His capacity to embrace a club emotionally makes him the thinking man\u2019s Ian Holloway. The sheer relentlessness of his teams and their work-rate means he would have no problem passing the Premier League\u2019s \u2018foreigner test\u2019 otherwise known as wet, windy night at Stoke. \u2018What I love is fighting football,\u2019 Klopp once said, explaining that in Germany they even call this \u2018English\u2019 football. \u2018Rainy day, heavy pitch, everybody is dirty in the face. This is Borussia.\u2019 It is Klopp\u2019s mantra too. He clearly won\u2019t lack for offers. And wherever he goes, you can expect Klopp to be the centre of attention.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHis voice cracked with emotion at times and in the next breath he laughed at questions and joked with his boss, Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc. In short, Jurgen Klopp\u2019s farewell press conference was much like his seven years at the club: engaging, compelling and infused with passion. Klopp is leaving Borussia Dortmund after seven seasons in which he has won two Bundesliga titles, the German Cup and reached the Champions League final, in 2013 at Wembley. Wednesday was not quite \u2018auf wiedersehen\u2019 as there are eight more matches of the season to play. Manager Jurgen Klopp announced he would be leaving Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season . Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke, Klopp and Michael Zorc  of Dortmund were present for the press conference at Signal Iduna Park on Wednesday . Photographers snap away at Klopp as journalists gather during the announcement of his Dortmund exit . Yet an era is coming to an end and not just at Dortmund, but \u2013 and this is tribute to the charisma he has evoked during his time there \u2013 in European football. Like Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho, Klopp has elevated himself into the realms of the cult manager. He is distinct in that he is much more open than Guardiola and seemingly much less calculating than Mourinho, though that in itself is, of course, a calculation. Though there is much more to Dortmund than just Klopp, at times it seems that it has been his sheer force of personality which has carried the club. Klopp was emotionally charged during the press conference as he couldn't resist showing his sadness . But Klopp also had moments where he laughed along with his boss Zorc during the press conference . Borussia Dortmund celebrate in front of their fans after winning a league match against Hamburg in 2011 . There are many reasons why Dortmund have captured the imagination of fans across the world and especially in England: there is the extraordinary atmosphere of the Westfalenstadion and the 82,000 fans; there are the season tickets available at \u00a3160; the membership structure which allows fans a say in the running of the club; the little ritual at the end of the game where the players gather in he centre circle, join hands and thank the fans. They came to represent everything the Premier League isn\u2019t. BORUSSIA DORTMUND: . German league champions: 2010-11, 2011-12 . German cup: 2012 . Champions League runners-up: 2012-13 . INDIVIDUAL: . German manager of the year: 2011, 2012 . FIFA coach of the year runner-up: 2013 . And then there were the players, like Marco Reus, Mario Gotze, Robert Lewandowski and Mats Hummels, electrifying the Champions League with their energy and verve. But it was Klopp who was the public face of a club, the embodiment of all that. He was a journeyman football from Mainz, a second-rate lower league team when he played for them. Only when he managed them did they become a Bundesliga force, qualifying for the UEFA Cup, a track record which eventually earned him the Dortmund job. The club was emerging from bankruptcy when he arrived and he has helped to transformed them into one of Europe\u2019s elite football institutions. And whenever they have lost key players \u2013 Nuri Sahin, Shinji Kagawa, Gotze, Lewandowski \u2013 it seemed to make no difference. The team just took stock and rolled on. It seemed Klopp alone could keep driving the model ever upwards and onwards. Except this season the momentum ground to a halt. In February they were bottom of the Bundesliga and relegation loomed. They have recovered and are tenth but were dumped out of the Champions League by Juventus. Klopp claimed today that he is not tired and that he doesn\u2019t require a sabbatical. But it was hard to avoid the conclusion that the pressure of trying to keep up with Bayern as they cherry picked his best players had finally proved too much. Klopp (left) stands alongside Hansa Rostock boss Juri Schlunz during his days as Mainz manager, where he built the foundations of his reputation after guiding them into the UEFA Cup . After winning the Bundesliga in 2011, Klopp celebrates with Dortmund fans as he holds the trophy . But Klopp would fall one step short in winning the Champions League as his Dortmund team lost to Bayern Munich in the 2013 final at Wembley. Here he stands with Kevin Grosskreutz following the loss . \u2018This wasn\u2019t a calculated decision, it wasn\u2019t planned it\u2019s not tactical,\u2019 said Klopp. \u2018It\u2019s just that I simply believe that it\u2019s right and important that we can announce this today so we can be up front and begin to make a logical plan to bring this to an end.\u2019 There is another side to Klopp, of course. He could match Mourinho for haranguing referees and has been known to go into full tantrum mode on the touchline. And his stylised open-ness isn\u2019t for everyone. He met with Manchester City officials when the club were considering replacements for Roberto Mancini; they opted for Manuel Pellegrini. It will be interesting to see whether City will now give Klopp a second chance. Klopp has in the past been linked with taking over from Arsene Wenger (right) at Arsenal as the duo shake hands before a Champions League tie at the Emirates Stadium last November . As he barks instructions from the touchline, Klopp's emotional grasp of the game makes him ideal for the Premier League. The Dortmund boss shows his fury after his side fall behind against Stuttgart in September . Arsene Wenger was less than amused when he compared Arsenal to an orchestra playing a \u2018silent song,\u2019 adding: \u2018I prefer heavy metal.\u2019 It came at a time when Wenger was under pressure, an older man who seemed to be struggling to keep up with the new wave; Klopp knew how to make the point. In many ways he does seem made for the Premier League. His capacity to embrace a club emotionally makes him the thinking man\u2019s Ian Holloway. The sheer relentlessness of his teams and their work-rate means he would have no problem passing the Premier League\u2019s \u2018foreigner test\u2019 otherwise known as wet, windy night at Stoke. \u2018What I love is fighting football,\u2019 Klopp once said, explaining that in Germany they even call this \u2018English\u2019 football. \u2018Rainy day, heavy pitch, everybody is dirty in the face. This is Borussia.\u2019 It is Klopp\u2019s mantra too. He clearly won\u2019t lack for offers. And wherever he goes, you can expect Klopp to be the centre of attention."}], "metadata": {"id": "92761ab447f2b6835f9a267169ae6b4568b65f42", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp will leave post this summer .\nKlopp ready to take another job with no\u00a0sabbatical .\nEmotional grip of game makes him ideal for the Premier League .\nPremier League clubs on alert after the shock news from Germany .\nKlopp has been linked with Manchester City and Arsenal in the past ."}}
{"prompt": "Derbyshire wicketkeeper Tom Poynton has been rewarded for his successful return from injury by signing a new one-year contract extension. Poynton, 25, missed the entire 2014 campaign due to leg injuries sustained in a road accident in which his father Keith died last April. The former England Under-19 international had to undergo an ankle operation but he made his playing comeback during Derbyshire's pre-season tour of Abu Dhabi. Derbyshire wicketkeeper Tom Poynton has been rewarded for his successful return from injury . He will be available for the start of the season and has now committed himself to the county until the end of the 2016 season. Derbyshire's elite performance director, Graeme Welch, said: 'Tom has displayed exceptional character since the tragic events that ended his season last April. 'He has worked tirelessly both in training and in his off-the-field role to prepare him for his return and everyone at the club is delighted to see him back on the field playing for Derbyshire. 'We hope the new contract will now give him the confidence to go out and express himself this summer. 'He has shown good form since his return to training and in Abu Dhabi and we hope this continues.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nDerbyshire wicketkeeper Tom Poynton has been rewarded for his successful return from injury by signing a new one-year contract extension. Poynton, 25, missed the entire 2014 campaign due to leg injuries sustained in a road accident in which his father Keith died last April. The former England Under-19 international had to undergo an ankle operation but he made his playing comeback during Derbyshire's pre-season tour of Abu Dhabi. Derbyshire wicketkeeper Tom Poynton has been rewarded for his successful return from injury . He will be available for the start of the season and has now committed himself to the county until the end of the 2016 season. Derbyshire's elite performance director, Graeme Welch, said: 'Tom has displayed exceptional character since the tragic events that ended his season last April. 'He has worked tirelessly both in training and in his off-the-field role to prepare him for his return and everyone at the club is delighted to see him back on the field playing for Derbyshire. 'We hope the new contract will now give him the confidence to go out and express himself this summer. 'He has shown good form since his return to training and in Abu Dhabi and we hope this continues.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "fd59b743d9cfe8af3f57ddbb554abb3a70c9e0d5", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "Tom Poynton missed the entire 2014 campaign due to leg injuries .\nHe made his playing comeback during Derbyshire's pre-season tour ."}}
{"prompt": "Nicola Adams has no intention of following her former Great Britain team-mate Natasha Jonas into retirement as she focuses on becoming a double Olympic gold medallist in Rio next year. Having overcome another lengthy injury lay-off, Adams is preparing to return to an English ring for the first time since her London 2012 triumph at the national championships in Liverpool next week. And with a world gold medal still proving elusive, the 32-year-old Adams insists she has absolutely no plan to set a time-scale on when it will finally be time to hang up her golden gloves. British boxer Nicola Adams is hoping to become a double Olympic gold medallist in Rio . Adams (right, pictured during her London 2012 final win over Cancan Ren) is hoping to retain her crown . Adams said: 'I will keep fighting as long as I have the motivation to do so and there is no reason why that should not continue after the Rio Olympics. 'At the moment becoming a double Olympic champion is the only thing on my mind but I have other goals left to achieve including world gold after only taking three silvers so far. 'Despite all my injury problems I have never lost my love for the sport and as long as I keep that love of fighting and entertaining the crowd I will still be eager to compete.' Adams will face a rare challenge to her domestic dominance in Liverpool with her 51kg category also including Lisa Whiteside, who won world silver in Adams' absence earlier this year. Natasha Jonas, pictured in blue at London 2012, announced her retirement from boxing on April 7 . The Preston fighter has boiled down to the flyweight division in order to challenge for Adams' Olympic spot and they should go head-to-head for the first time in next Sunday's final. But Adams, who underwent shoulder surgery earlier this year, warned: 'I am feeling really good - my speed and timing have returned and I feel like a whole new fighter. 'I had to change my style for the Commonwealth Games because I had to hide just how much of a problem my shoulder was causing, but I came through it and took the gold medal. 'Now it is not giving me any problems at all so I can revert to the way I have always fought and hopefully the fans in Liverpool will be able to see me at my best.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNicola Adams has no intention of following her former Great Britain team-mate Natasha Jonas into retirement as she focuses on becoming a double Olympic gold medallist in Rio next year. Having overcome another lengthy injury lay-off, Adams is preparing to return to an English ring for the first time since her London 2012 triumph at the national championships in Liverpool next week. And with a world gold medal still proving elusive, the 32-year-old Adams insists she has absolutely no plan to set a time-scale on when it will finally be time to hang up her golden gloves. British boxer Nicola Adams is hoping to become a double Olympic gold medallist in Rio . Adams (right, pictured during her London 2012 final win over Cancan Ren) is hoping to retain her crown . Adams said: 'I will keep fighting as long as I have the motivation to do so and there is no reason why that should not continue after the Rio Olympics. 'At the moment becoming a double Olympic champion is the only thing on my mind but I have other goals left to achieve including world gold after only taking three silvers so far. 'Despite all my injury problems I have never lost my love for the sport and as long as I keep that love of fighting and entertaining the crowd I will still be eager to compete.' Adams will face a rare challenge to her domestic dominance in Liverpool with her 51kg category also including Lisa Whiteside, who won world silver in Adams' absence earlier this year. Natasha Jonas, pictured in blue at London 2012, announced her retirement from boxing on April 7 . The Preston fighter has boiled down to the flyweight division in order to challenge for Adams' Olympic spot and they should go head-to-head for the first time in next Sunday's final. But Adams, who underwent shoulder surgery earlier this year, warned: 'I am feeling really good - my speed and timing have returned and I feel like a whole new fighter. 'I had to change my style for the Commonwealth Games because I had to hide just how much of a problem my shoulder was causing, but I came through it and took the gold medal. 'Now it is not giving me any problems at all so I can revert to the way I have always fought and hopefully the fans in Liverpool will be able to see me at my best.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "39dc9db4a1539a7d0d8531e37a10f3d885edb40b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "London 2012 gold medallist Nicola Adams will prolong her career .\nAdams has said she 'will keep fighting as long as I have motivation'\nThe 32-year-old underwent surgery on her shoulder earlier this year .\nREAD: Natasha Jonas retires from boxing despite recent injury recovery ."}}
{"prompt": "(CNN)A top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula leader -- who a few years ago was in a U.S. detention facility -- was among five killed in an airstrike in Yemen, the terror group said, showing the organization is vulnerable even as Yemen appears close to civil war. Ibrahim al-Rubaish died Monday night in what AQAP's media wing, Al-Malahem Media, called a \"crusader airstrike.\"  The Al-Malahem Media obituary characterized al-Rubaish as a religious scholar and combat commander. A Yemeni Defense Ministry official and two Yemeni national security officials not authorized to speak on record confirmed that al-Rubaish had been killed, but could not specify how he died. Al-Rubaish was once held by the U.S. government at its detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In fact, he was among a number of detainees who sued the administration of then-President George W. Bush to challenge the legality of their confinement in Gitmo. He was eventually released as part of Saudi Arabia's program for rehabilitating jihadist terrorists, a program that U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, characterized as \"a failure.\" In December 2009, Sessions listed al-Rubaish among those on the virtual \" 'Who's Who' of al Qaeda terrorists on the Arabian peninsula ... who have either graduated or escaped from the program en route to terrorist acts.\" The United States has been active in Yemen, working closely with governments there to go after AQAP leaders like al-Rubaish. While it was not immediately clear how he died, drone strikes have killed many other members of the terrorist group. Yemen, however, has been in disarray since Houthi rebels began asserting themselves last year. The Shiite minority group even managed to take over the capital of Sanaa and, in January, force out Yemeni President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi -- who had been a close U.S. ally in its anti-terror fight. Hadi still claims he is Yemen's legitimate leader, and he is working with a Saudi-led military coalition to target Houthis and supporters of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Meanwhile, Yemen has been awash in violence and chaos -- which in some ways has been good for groups such as AQAP. A prison break earlier this month freed 270 prisoners, including some senior AQAP figures, according to a senior Defense Ministry official, and the United States pulled the last of its special operations forces out of Yemen last month, which some say makes things easier for AQAP. CNN's Anas Hamdan and Merieme Arif contributed to this report.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\n(CNN)A top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula leader -- who a few years ago was in a U.S. detention facility -- was among five killed in an airstrike in Yemen, the terror group said, showing the organization is vulnerable even as Yemen appears close to civil war. Ibrahim al-Rubaish died Monday night in what AQAP's media wing, Al-Malahem Media, called a \"crusader airstrike.\"  The Al-Malahem Media obituary characterized al-Rubaish as a religious scholar and combat commander. A Yemeni Defense Ministry official and two Yemeni national security officials not authorized to speak on record confirmed that al-Rubaish had been killed, but could not specify how he died. Al-Rubaish was once held by the U.S. government at its detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In fact, he was among a number of detainees who sued the administration of then-President George W. Bush to challenge the legality of their confinement in Gitmo. He was eventually released as part of Saudi Arabia's program for rehabilitating jihadist terrorists, a program that U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, characterized as \"a failure.\" In December 2009, Sessions listed al-Rubaish among those on the virtual \" 'Who's Who' of al Qaeda terrorists on the Arabian peninsula ... who have either graduated or escaped from the program en route to terrorist acts.\" The United States has been active in Yemen, working closely with governments there to go after AQAP leaders like al-Rubaish. While it was not immediately clear how he died, drone strikes have killed many other members of the terrorist group. Yemen, however, has been in disarray since Houthi rebels began asserting themselves last year. The Shiite minority group even managed to take over the capital of Sanaa and, in January, force out Yemeni President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi -- who had been a close U.S. ally in its anti-terror fight. Hadi still claims he is Yemen's legitimate leader, and he is working with a Saudi-led military coalition to target Houthis and supporters of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Meanwhile, Yemen has been awash in violence and chaos -- which in some ways has been good for groups such as AQAP. A prison break earlier this month freed 270 prisoners, including some senior AQAP figures, according to a senior Defense Ministry official, and the United States pulled the last of its special operations forces out of Yemen last month, which some say makes things easier for AQAP. CNN's Anas Hamdan and Merieme Arif contributed to this report."}], "metadata": {"id": "78303d514399582305d21c8c92b0e57f7d254949", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "AQAP says a \"crusader airstrike\" killed Ibrahim al-Rubaish .\nAl-Rubaish was once detained by the United States in Guantanamo ."}}
{"prompt": "Saudi prince Alwaleed bin Talal has pledged to give 100 Bentleys to Saudi pilots who took part in air strikes against rebels advancing in Yemen . A Saudi prince has promised to give a free Bentley to every pilot involved in the Yemen air strikes, as bombing raids in the country appeared to resume despite a pledge that they would stop. Saudi Arabian forces launched air strikes on Yemen a month ago to stop advances from the Shiite Houthi rebels, who are allied with Iran and previously overthrew the Saudi-backed government. Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, the Saudi King Abdullah's nephew, has reportedly promised to give each of the 100 fighter pilots involved in the month long raids in Riyadh, the Saudi Arabian capital, a free Bentley. Prince Talal, who owns $300 million stake in Twitter, apparently made the pledge on social media but the post has since been deleted, the International Business Times\u00a0reported. He wrote: 'To recognise the one hundred participating Saudi pilots I am pleased to present them with 100 Bentley cars,' On Tuesday the Saudis said the bombing raids, which have killed at least 944 people and wounded around 3,480, had been successful and they were to focus on finding a political solution instead. But the raids appeared to have resumed by Wednesday, with fighting taking place in Taez. Dozens more people are said to have been wounded or killed. Bin Talal, 60, is the grandson of Saudi Arabia's founder Ibn Saud and one of the richest men ion the world. He has an estimated fortune of $23 billion and investments in London's Savoy Hotel, Apple, Citigroup and News Corp. He has previously gifted 25 Bentleys to members of a Saudi football team and in 2013 threatened to boycott Forbes magazine for underestimating his wealth and saying he was only in 26th place in a list of the world's richest. Almost 1,000 people are thought to have been killed during four weeks of air strikes by Saudi Arabian forces . The Prince, who is a billionaire, has pledged to give each of the pilots involved in the air strikes a Bentley . His comments were met with criticism on Twitter, as well as supporters of those in Yemen who have been killed in the month long airstrikes. Saudi forces began its military campaign, called Operation Decisive Storm, on March 26. They were launched to stop the advancement of Shiite Houthi rebels who had previously overthrown the Saudi-backed government and ousted\u00a0President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi. Saudi Arabian forces pledged that air strikes which destroyed areas of Sanaa would stop on Tuesday, but they appeared to resume again on Wednesday following advances by rebels on the ground in Yemen . After four weeks Hadi had still not be reinstated and the rebels still retain control of the capital Sanai. The Saudis announced yesterday an end to the 'successful' Operation Decisive Storm and that they would be moving to a new operation, dubbed 'Restoring Hope.' This is to focus on security and counter terrorism and was said to involve a downscaling of military activity. However the Saudi-led coalition had warned it stood ready to counter against any advance by the rebels - and appeared to take action today as fighting resumed in the second city of Aden as well as Taez. In Taez, the rebels took advantage of the lull in air strikes to overrun the headquarters of the 35th Armoured Brigade, loyal to Hadi,  an army officer said. The conflict has created severe shortages of food and other supplies by closing sea and airports.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nSaudi prince Alwaleed bin Talal has pledged to give 100 Bentleys to Saudi pilots who took part in air strikes against rebels advancing in Yemen . A Saudi prince has promised to give a free Bentley to every pilot involved in the Yemen air strikes, as bombing raids in the country appeared to resume despite a pledge that they would stop. Saudi Arabian forces launched air strikes on Yemen a month ago to stop advances from the Shiite Houthi rebels, who are allied with Iran and previously overthrew the Saudi-backed government. Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, the Saudi King Abdullah's nephew, has reportedly promised to give each of the 100 fighter pilots involved in the month long raids in Riyadh, the Saudi Arabian capital, a free Bentley. Prince Talal, who owns $300 million stake in Twitter, apparently made the pledge on social media but the post has since been deleted, the International Business Times\u00a0reported. He wrote: 'To recognise the one hundred participating Saudi pilots I am pleased to present them with 100 Bentley cars,' On Tuesday the Saudis said the bombing raids, which have killed at least 944 people and wounded around 3,480, had been successful and they were to focus on finding a political solution instead. But the raids appeared to have resumed by Wednesday, with fighting taking place in Taez. Dozens more people are said to have been wounded or killed. Bin Talal, 60, is the grandson of Saudi Arabia's founder Ibn Saud and one of the richest men ion the world. He has an estimated fortune of $23 billion and investments in London's Savoy Hotel, Apple, Citigroup and News Corp. He has previously gifted 25 Bentleys to members of a Saudi football team and in 2013 threatened to boycott Forbes magazine for underestimating his wealth and saying he was only in 26th place in a list of the world's richest. Almost 1,000 people are thought to have been killed during four weeks of air strikes by Saudi Arabian forces . The Prince, who is a billionaire, has pledged to give each of the pilots involved in the air strikes a Bentley . His comments were met with criticism on Twitter, as well as supporters of those in Yemen who have been killed in the month long airstrikes. Saudi forces began its military campaign, called Operation Decisive Storm, on March 26. They were launched to stop the advancement of Shiite Houthi rebels who had previously overthrown the Saudi-backed government and ousted\u00a0President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi. Saudi Arabian forces pledged that air strikes which destroyed areas of Sanaa would stop on Tuesday, but they appeared to resume again on Wednesday following advances by rebels on the ground in Yemen . After four weeks Hadi had still not be reinstated and the rebels still retain control of the capital Sanai. The Saudis announced yesterday an end to the 'successful' Operation Decisive Storm and that they would be moving to a new operation, dubbed 'Restoring Hope.' This is to focus on security and counter terrorism and was said to involve a downscaling of military activity. However the Saudi-led coalition had warned it stood ready to counter against any advance by the rebels - and appeared to take action today as fighting resumed in the second city of Aden as well as Taez. In Taez, the rebels took advantage of the lull in air strikes to overrun the headquarters of the 35th Armoured Brigade, loyal to Hadi,  an army officer said. The conflict has created severe shortages of food and other supplies by closing sea and airports."}], "metadata": {"id": "e96c5a12da3f6c2bbd949bca8b83906cea7f158c", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "Air strikes were launched by Saudi forces a month ago against rebels .\nSaudi forces have focused on beating back Shiite Houthi rebels in Yemen .\nPrince Alwaleed Bin Talal pledged Bentleys for pilots involved in bombings .\nHe made pledge on Wednesday after bombing raids appeared to resume, despite an official announcement that they would be halted last night ."}}
{"prompt": "A 17-year-old teen is so allergic to water that even sweating can cause a potentially deadly burning rash. Alexandra Allen, \u00a0from Utah suffers with the condition aquagenic urticaria, which is so rare it affects just 35 people in the whole world. Showers have to be quick and cold - long soaks in the bath are out of the question because they trigger burning inflammation. Alexandra Allen, 17, from Utah suffers with the condition aquagenic urticaria. \u00a0Showers have to be quick and cold - long soaks in the bath are out of the question because they trigger burning inflammation . The symptoms can last from a few hours to a week after exposure, reports\u00a0Deseret News. Alexandra first realized she had the condition when she developed hives after spending time in a hot tub while on vacation. A person with Aquagenic Urticaria is essentially allergic to water. After coming into contact with water - or blood, sweat and tears - the sufferer develops painful, itchy hives that spread over the affected area. These can last anywhere between 10 minutes to an hour-and-a-half. Some sufferers have to lie down to let the pain subside. Investigators believe the hives are not caused by a histamine release but are the result of extreme skin sensitivity to additives in water such as chlorine. The condition is extremely rare and is thought to affect around 35 known people in the world. There is no proven treatment, but dermatologists recommend staying out of the water as much as possible. Sufferers should also take short showers, stay cool and avoid rain. Dermatologists say those with the condition can ease the burn of the hives with certain antihistamines. Then she was admitted to hospital with internal bleeding and painful joints, and unable to breathe after a trip to Flaming Gorge\u00a0which has water activities. It took a while for her diagnosis to be made. When Elizabeth was about 15 she came across a medical site that discussed aquagenic urticaria\u00a0- when she suggested it to her dermatologist he agreed that it was her condition. She now avoids water as much as she can. 'It's not worth it anymore,' Alexandra said to Deseret News. 'It's both emotionally strenuous and physically painful. I can't let myself go there.' Although sweat is dangerous, she now works against it by exercising only in cooler temperatures to keep her body from producing too much oil, sweat. It also helps as less sweating means she won't have to shower as she is only allowed three a week. 'It feels like your skin has been sandpapered down until there's only one layer left and it itches, but you can't itch it or it will break and burn and bleed,' she said. 'You just feel like you've been dipped in a vat of acid, not for long, but for long enough to tear off a layer of skin.' The condition, which can in some people trigger potentially a deadly anaphylactic shock, usually gets worse as sufferers get older. Investigators believe the hives are not caused by a histamine release but are the result of extreme skin sensitivity to additives in water such as chlorine. There is no proven treatment, but dermatologists recommend staying out of the water as much as possible. Sufferers should also take short showers, stay cool and avoid rain. Dermatologists say those with the condition can ease the burn of the hives with certain antihistamines. But Alexandra is determined not to let the condition hold her back - 'I think I'm lucky, compared to a lot of other diseases I could have had,' she said. 'At least this is tolerable and manageable.' Aquagenic urticaria is so rare it affects just 35 people in the whole world. Pictured: Two women in the UK who also suffer from the condition - and their reactions to water .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA 17-year-old teen is so allergic to water that even sweating can cause a potentially deadly burning rash. Alexandra Allen, \u00a0from Utah suffers with the condition aquagenic urticaria, which is so rare it affects just 35 people in the whole world. Showers have to be quick and cold - long soaks in the bath are out of the question because they trigger burning inflammation. Alexandra Allen, 17, from Utah suffers with the condition aquagenic urticaria. \u00a0Showers have to be quick and cold - long soaks in the bath are out of the question because they trigger burning inflammation . The symptoms can last from a few hours to a week after exposure, reports\u00a0Deseret News. Alexandra first realized she had the condition when she developed hives after spending time in a hot tub while on vacation. A person with Aquagenic Urticaria is essentially allergic to water. After coming into contact with water - or blood, sweat and tears - the sufferer develops painful, itchy hives that spread over the affected area. These can last anywhere between 10 minutes to an hour-and-a-half. Some sufferers have to lie down to let the pain subside. Investigators believe the hives are not caused by a histamine release but are the result of extreme skin sensitivity to additives in water such as chlorine. The condition is extremely rare and is thought to affect around 35 known people in the world. There is no proven treatment, but dermatologists recommend staying out of the water as much as possible. Sufferers should also take short showers, stay cool and avoid rain. Dermatologists say those with the condition can ease the burn of the hives with certain antihistamines. Then she was admitted to hospital with internal bleeding and painful joints, and unable to breathe after a trip to Flaming Gorge\u00a0which has water activities. It took a while for her diagnosis to be made. When Elizabeth was about 15 she came across a medical site that discussed aquagenic urticaria\u00a0- when she suggested it to her dermatologist he agreed that it was her condition. She now avoids water as much as she can. 'It's not worth it anymore,' Alexandra said to Deseret News. 'It's both emotionally strenuous and physically painful. I can't let myself go there.' Although sweat is dangerous, she now works against it by exercising only in cooler temperatures to keep her body from producing too much oil, sweat. It also helps as less sweating means she won't have to shower as she is only allowed three a week. 'It feels like your skin has been sandpapered down until there's only one layer left and it itches, but you can't itch it or it will break and burn and bleed,' she said. 'You just feel like you've been dipped in a vat of acid, not for long, but for long enough to tear off a layer of skin.' The condition, which can in some people trigger potentially a deadly anaphylactic shock, usually gets worse as sufferers get older. Investigators believe the hives are not caused by a histamine release but are the result of extreme skin sensitivity to additives in water such as chlorine. There is no proven treatment, but dermatologists recommend staying out of the water as much as possible. Sufferers should also take short showers, stay cool and avoid rain. Dermatologists say those with the condition can ease the burn of the hives with certain antihistamines. But Alexandra is determined not to let the condition hold her back - 'I think I'm lucky, compared to a lot of other diseases I could have had,' she said. 'At least this is tolerable and manageable.' Aquagenic urticaria is so rare it affects just 35 people in the whole world. Pictured: Two women in the UK who also suffer from the condition - and their reactions to water ."}], "metadata": {"id": "4bd76f428999fcf4e58e9845336aa0cfc89e8eb2", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 4, "human_highlights": "Alexandra Allen, 17, from Utah suffers with the condition aquagenic urticaria, which is so rare it affects just 35 people in the whole world .\nAdmitted to hospital with internal bleeding and painful joints, and unable to breathe after a trip to Flaming Gorge which has water activities ."}}
{"prompt": "Nick Clegg today revealed he struggled with maths at school, as he prepares to launch his election manifesto which will promise to balance the nation's books 'fairly'. The Lib Dem leader told a group of children he was better at languages and art when he was at school. He will use tomorrow's manifesto launch to promise a 'stronger economy and a fairer society', and accuse the Tories of wanting to embark on an unnecessarily deep cuts. Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg today revealed he struggled with maths at school, as he prepares to launch his election manifesto which will promise to balance the nation's books 'fairly' Mr Clegg has\u00a0promised to 'spread the burden' of deficit reduction, with cuts to benefits and Whitehall budgets along with tax rises aimed at the very wealthy. He has set out plans for \u00a35billion in new tax rises, \u00a37billion raised from a crackdown on tax avoidance, \u00a312 billion in public spending reductions and a \u00a33 billion cut from welfare. But today he admitted that maths had not been his strong point as a youngster. Answering questions from youngsters at the Cradle Hill community primary school in Seaford, East Sussex, Mr Clegg said: 'My grades were OK. I was better at languages and English and art and history, I was a bit better at that than I was at maths and science.' Despite his professed weakness in science he added:'I liked physics.' Mr Clegg visited the school alongside former minister Norman Baker, who hopes to retain the Lewes seat. Mr Clegg, campaigning with Lib Dem minister Simon Hughes in Southwark, has promised to 'spread the burden' of deficit reduction, with cuts to benefits and Whitehall budgets along with tax rises aimed at the very wealthy . The Lib Dems will launch their manifesto tomorrow, after the Tories unveiled their promise of 'the Good Life' today and Labour's Ed Miliband vowed to cut the deficit every year at his launch yesterday. On the campaign trail in south London earlier, Mr Clegg\u00a0criticised Conservative plans to extend the Margaret Thatcher's flagship Right to Buy scheme. The existing scheme allows tenants living in council-owned properties local authority tenants to buy houses and flats at a discount of as much as 70 per cent up to a maximum of \u00a3102,700 in London and \u00a377,000 across the rest of England. The\u00a0Conservatives plan would extend the scheme to people living in properties owned by housing associations - not-for-profit bodies that receive public money and loans from the private sector to provide low-cost homes. But Mr Clegg said: 'It's a measure of how much the Conservatives have run out of new ideas that the big idea on the day they publish their manifesto is a poor cover version of one of Margaret Thatcher's 1980s hits. It doesn't even add up, it's not even affordable as the housing industry has said.' 'It will not help people who don't presently live in their own home, it does not help the youngsters who are living with mum and dad and want to move out, it does not help the millions of people in private rented accommodation who want to own their own home. 'As the housing industry has said, actually under this plan you will see affordable housing go down rather than go up.' Miriam Clegg at a campaign event in Greater Manchester . Nick Clegg's wife Miriam today revealed how she is juggling the election campaign with making sure their three sons are 'OK during this intensive time'. Mrs Clegg, who uses her maiden name Gonzalez Durantez, hit the campaign trail in Hazel Grove, Greater Manchester. She took part in a series of activities in the guides hut, including making lava lamps and also edible pigs made from cream eggs, chocolate digestives and fondant. Asked if the campaign was a hard time for her and her family, she said: 'It's a busy time. 'I primarily focus on ensuring that our children are OK during this intensive time and then I continue with my normal life and try to help from time to time as I see that I can fit, without changing completely my life, but helping as much as I can.' She said: 'It's an exciting campaign. It's obviously a very close campaign for everybody. Nobody's going to have an outright majority and that makes it quite interesting.' On whether Mr Clegg was holding up, she said: 'Oh yes, you can see him.' The couple have three sons: Alberto, Migel and Antonio.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNick Clegg today revealed he struggled with maths at school, as he prepares to launch his election manifesto which will promise to balance the nation's books 'fairly'. The Lib Dem leader told a group of children he was better at languages and art when he was at school. He will use tomorrow's manifesto launch to promise a 'stronger economy and a fairer society', and accuse the Tories of wanting to embark on an unnecessarily deep cuts. Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg today revealed he struggled with maths at school, as he prepares to launch his election manifesto which will promise to balance the nation's books 'fairly' Mr Clegg has\u00a0promised to 'spread the burden' of deficit reduction, with cuts to benefits and Whitehall budgets along with tax rises aimed at the very wealthy. He has set out plans for \u00a35billion in new tax rises, \u00a37billion raised from a crackdown on tax avoidance, \u00a312 billion in public spending reductions and a \u00a33 billion cut from welfare. But today he admitted that maths had not been his strong point as a youngster. Answering questions from youngsters at the Cradle Hill community primary school in Seaford, East Sussex, Mr Clegg said: 'My grades were OK. I was better at languages and English and art and history, I was a bit better at that than I was at maths and science.' Despite his professed weakness in science he added:'I liked physics.' Mr Clegg visited the school alongside former minister Norman Baker, who hopes to retain the Lewes seat. Mr Clegg, campaigning with Lib Dem minister Simon Hughes in Southwark, has promised to 'spread the burden' of deficit reduction, with cuts to benefits and Whitehall budgets along with tax rises aimed at the very wealthy . The Lib Dems will launch their manifesto tomorrow, after the Tories unveiled their promise of 'the Good Life' today and Labour's Ed Miliband vowed to cut the deficit every year at his launch yesterday. On the campaign trail in south London earlier, Mr Clegg\u00a0criticised Conservative plans to extend the Margaret Thatcher's flagship Right to Buy scheme. The existing scheme allows tenants living in council-owned properties local authority tenants to buy houses and flats at a discount of as much as 70 per cent up to a maximum of \u00a3102,700 in London and \u00a377,000 across the rest of England. The\u00a0Conservatives plan would extend the scheme to people living in properties owned by housing associations - not-for-profit bodies that receive public money and loans from the private sector to provide low-cost homes. But Mr Clegg said: 'It's a measure of how much the Conservatives have run out of new ideas that the big idea on the day they publish their manifesto is a poor cover version of one of Margaret Thatcher's 1980s hits. It doesn't even add up, it's not even affordable as the housing industry has said.' 'It will not help people who don't presently live in their own home, it does not help the youngsters who are living with mum and dad and want to move out, it does not help the millions of people in private rented accommodation who want to own their own home. 'As the housing industry has said, actually under this plan you will see affordable housing go down rather than go up.' Miriam Clegg at a campaign event in Greater Manchester . Nick Clegg's wife Miriam today revealed how she is juggling the election campaign with making sure their three sons are 'OK during this intensive time'. Mrs Clegg, who uses her maiden name Gonzalez Durantez, hit the campaign trail in Hazel Grove, Greater Manchester. She took part in a series of activities in the guides hut, including making lava lamps and also edible pigs made from cream eggs, chocolate digestives and fondant. Asked if the campaign was a hard time for her and her family, she said: 'It's a busy time. 'I primarily focus on ensuring that our children are OK during this intensive time and then I continue with my normal life and try to help from time to time as I see that I can fit, without changing completely my life, but helping as much as I can.' She said: 'It's an exciting campaign. It's obviously a very close campaign for everybody. Nobody's going to have an outright majority and that makes it quite interesting.' On whether Mr Clegg was holding up, she said: 'Oh yes, you can see him.' The couple have three sons: Alberto, Migel and Antonio."}], "metadata": {"id": "1f938b131d91133ce457716eeaa45cd6a91550d7", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 5, "human_highlights": "Clegg tells pupils he was better at languages and art as a youngster .\nLib Dem manifesto to promise to eradicate the deficit 'fairly' by 2019 .\nClegg's wife Miriam says her priority is making sure their sons are 'OK'"}}
{"prompt": "Hassan Munshi, one of two teenagers feared to have crossed into Syria to join ISIS, is believed to be a relative of Hammaad Munshi (pictured) The families of two teenage boys who are thought to have traveled to Syria are 'in a state of profound shock' and deeply worried about the safety of their 'ordinary Yorkshire lads'. The boys who have been named as 17-year-olds\u00a0Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal are believed to have traveled to the embattled country after heading to Turkey on March 31. Hassan is supposedly related to Hammaad Munshi, who was arrested by counter-terrorism police at the age of 15 back in 2006. He was later convicted over his role in a brutal plan to murder non-Muslims,The Times reported. A statement released on behalf of the two families said: 'Both families are devastated by the events of the last few days and in particular, we are extremely concerned about the safety and well-being of our loved ones. 'Our number one priority is to get Hassan and Talha back home with their families and we implore anyone who may have any information whatsoever to get in contact with the police. 'Naturally, we are in a state of profound shock and are trying to come to terms with the predicament we find ourselves in and we hope and pray that no other family finds itself in our situation.' The pair from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, have not been in contact with their families for several days and cannot be reached on their mobile phones. Hassan's alleged relative Hammaad was only 15-years-old when he joined a terrifying Islamic State faction who were targeting the Royal Family. Hammaad was arrested on his way home from a chemistry exam in 2006 and found with two bags of ball-bearings - key material for a suicide vest. He was locked up for two years under the Terrorism Act in 2008. The statement added: 'These were just two ordinary Yorkshire lads who enjoyed the things that all young people enjoy at their age. 'Both Hassan and Talha had a promising future as an apprentice and an A-level student respectively, and we are praying they will be back with us soon and are able to realise that future. 'We would implore all parents to be extra vigilant, although as we found, it's near impossible to know your children have been groomed and brainwashed. 'Syria is a frightening war-torn place and we need to urgently educate our young children about the dangers posed by those who prey on impressionable teenagers.' The Times\u00a0now reports that the two 17-year-old boys told their relatives they were going on a school trip - but instead used the Easter holidays as a 'window of opportunity' to flee Britain. They are thought to have boarded a Thomas Cook flight from Manchester Airport to Dalaman in Turkey on March 31, said West Yorkshire Police. Both families have reported the boys missing to police although British authorities now fear that the pair have managed to cross into Syria from Turkey. Scroll down for video . 'Seeking jihad': Two teenage boys from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are believed to have fled to Syria to join Isis militants, seen here taking control of the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus . A family friend said they were in a state 'of total disbelief' and they were 'broken and inconsolable'. The south Dewsbury area has been linked to a number of extremist plots and was home to the ring-leader of the London bombings on July 7, 2005, Mohammad Sidique Khan. According to The Times, a member of one of the families said: 'We don't want to talk.' Assistant Chief Constable Mark Milsom, from West Yorkshire Police said: 'We are extremely concerned for the safety of these two boys and would urge anyone with information to come forward and speak to us. 'Syria is an extremely dangerous place and the public will be aware of the dangers these boys may face. 'The choice of returning home from Syria is often taken away from those that come under the control of Islamic State, leaving their families in the UK devastated and with very few options to secure their safe return.' The force said it has been supporting the missing teenagers' families and carrying out extensive inquiries alongside the North East Counter Terrorism Unit. The disappearance of the two teenagers follows the arrest of nine Britons by Turkish authorities attempting to sneak into Syria across the Turkish border. The boys are from the same town as London 7/7 suicide bomber Mohammed Siddique Khan (pictured) Waheed Ahmed, 21, from Rochdale was arrested with his aunt, cousins and four children while attempting to get into Syria. After the arrest, anti-terror police raided the home of his father, Shakil Ahmed, a respected Labour councillor for the town. Munshi's family comes from Dewsbury in West Yorkshire, where his grandfather Yakub Munshi ran the town's sharia court. The schoolboy, who was studying for his GCSEs at Westborough High School in Kirklees, West Yorkshire, was traced through his online conversations with 'cyber terrorist' Aabid Hussain Khan. In one MSN chat, they argued how best to sneak a metal sword through airport security. Munshi had painstakingly scoured the internet for details on how to make napalm and grenades. He claimed he had only done the research out of curiosity but handwritten notes hidden under his bed revealed his burning desire to travel abroad to become a martyr. Munshi also had a library of videos, documents and audio clips showing acts of jihad, mujaheddin fighters and Al Qaeda preachings. Khan, who acted as an administrator on an extremist website called Activion Publications, downloaded information on the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Camilla, Prince Edward, the Countess of Wessex, The Duke of York and the Princess Royal. Munshi was convicted of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism. Khan was found guilty of possessing articles for a purpose connected with terrorism but cleared of a similar charge. A third man, Sultan Muhammad from Manningham, West Yorkshire - Khan's cousin - was convicted of three similar charges and one of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism.", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nHassan Munshi, one of two teenagers feared to have crossed into Syria to join ISIS, is believed to be a relative of Hammaad Munshi (pictured) The families of two teenage boys who are thought to have traveled to Syria are 'in a state of profound shock' and deeply worried about the safety of their 'ordinary Yorkshire lads'. The boys who have been named as 17-year-olds\u00a0Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal are believed to have traveled to the embattled country after heading to Turkey on March 31. Hassan is supposedly related to Hammaad Munshi, who was arrested by counter-terrorism police at the age of 15 back in 2006. He was later convicted over his role in a brutal plan to murder non-Muslims,The Times reported. A statement released on behalf of the two families said: 'Both families are devastated by the events of the last few days and in particular, we are extremely concerned about the safety and well-being of our loved ones. 'Our number one priority is to get Hassan and Talha back home with their families and we implore anyone who may have any information whatsoever to get in contact with the police. 'Naturally, we are in a state of profound shock and are trying to come to terms with the predicament we find ourselves in and we hope and pray that no other family finds itself in our situation.' The pair from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, have not been in contact with their families for several days and cannot be reached on their mobile phones. Hassan's alleged relative Hammaad was only 15-years-old when he joined a terrifying Islamic State faction who were targeting the Royal Family. Hammaad was arrested on his way home from a chemistry exam in 2006 and found with two bags of ball-bearings - key material for a suicide vest. He was locked up for two years under the Terrorism Act in 2008. The statement added: 'These were just two ordinary Yorkshire lads who enjoyed the things that all young people enjoy at their age. 'Both Hassan and Talha had a promising future as an apprentice and an A-level student respectively, and we are praying they will be back with us soon and are able to realise that future. 'We would implore all parents to be extra vigilant, although as we found, it's near impossible to know your children have been groomed and brainwashed. 'Syria is a frightening war-torn place and we need to urgently educate our young children about the dangers posed by those who prey on impressionable teenagers.' The Times\u00a0now reports that the two 17-year-old boys told their relatives they were going on a school trip - but instead used the Easter holidays as a 'window of opportunity' to flee Britain. They are thought to have boarded a Thomas Cook flight from Manchester Airport to Dalaman in Turkey on March 31, said West Yorkshire Police. Both families have reported the boys missing to police although British authorities now fear that the pair have managed to cross into Syria from Turkey. Scroll down for video . 'Seeking jihad': Two teenage boys from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are believed to have fled to Syria to join Isis militants, seen here taking control of the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus . A family friend said they were in a state 'of total disbelief' and they were 'broken and inconsolable'. The south Dewsbury area has been linked to a number of extremist plots and was home to the ring-leader of the London bombings on July 7, 2005, Mohammad Sidique Khan. According to The Times, a member of one of the families said: 'We don't want to talk.' Assistant Chief Constable Mark Milsom, from West Yorkshire Police said: 'We are extremely concerned for the safety of these two boys and would urge anyone with information to come forward and speak to us. 'Syria is an extremely dangerous place and the public will be aware of the dangers these boys may face. 'The choice of returning home from Syria is often taken away from those that come under the control of Islamic State, leaving their families in the UK devastated and with very few options to secure their safe return.' The force said it has been supporting the missing teenagers' families and carrying out extensive inquiries alongside the North East Counter Terrorism Unit. The disappearance of the two teenagers follows the arrest of nine Britons by Turkish authorities attempting to sneak into Syria across the Turkish border. The boys are from the same town as London 7/7 suicide bomber Mohammed Siddique Khan (pictured) Waheed Ahmed, 21, from Rochdale was arrested with his aunt, cousins and four children while attempting to get into Syria. After the arrest, anti-terror police raided the home of his father, Shakil Ahmed, a respected Labour councillor for the town. Munshi's family comes from Dewsbury in West Yorkshire, where his grandfather Yakub Munshi ran the town's sharia court. The schoolboy, who was studying for his GCSEs at Westborough High School in Kirklees, West Yorkshire, was traced through his online conversations with 'cyber terrorist' Aabid Hussain Khan. In one MSN chat, they argued how best to sneak a metal sword through airport security. Munshi had painstakingly scoured the internet for details on how to make napalm and grenades. He claimed he had only done the research out of curiosity but handwritten notes hidden under his bed revealed his burning desire to travel abroad to become a martyr. Munshi also had a library of videos, documents and audio clips showing acts of jihad, mujaheddin fighters and Al Qaeda preachings. Khan, who acted as an administrator on an extremist website called Activion Publications, downloaded information on the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Camilla, Prince Edward, the Countess of Wessex, The Duke of York and the Princess Royal. Munshi was convicted of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism. Khan was found guilty of possessing articles for a purpose connected with terrorism but cleared of a similar charge. A third man, Sultan Muhammad from Manningham, West Yorkshire - Khan's cousin - was convicted of three similar charges and one of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism."}], "metadata": {"id": "b410ef51a9d6c9b4566b2d69b02e877500f07357", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 6, "human_highlights": "Families of\u00a0Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal, both 17, released statement .\nTeenagers had 'promising futures as apprentice and student respectively'\nClaimed it's 'nearly impossible to know your children have been groomed'\nHassan is 'relative of\u00a0Hammaad Munshi who joined Islamic State aged 15'"}}
{"prompt": "An unemployed woman has her heart set on a 'fairy-tale church wedding' - and believes the taxpayer should foot the bill as it is her basic human right to be a bride. Anna Broom, of Gillingham, in Kent, has not worked since the age of 19, during which time she has claimed more than \u00a3100,000 in benefits. The jobless 33-year-old now wants an extra \u00a310,000 to fund her dream 'traditional English wedding and party in a castle'. Miss Broom is desperate for a church ceremony, designer dress, horse and carriage - 'like Katie Price' - and champagne for her 50 guests. Scroll down for video . Dream wedding: Miss Broom wants the government to loan her \u00a310,000 for her wedding to Jordan Burford . And she wants the taxpayer to stump up a further \u00a32,000 for her honeymoon, where she hopes to jet off to Mexico. The Gillingham resident claims it is her 'basic human right' to be a bride and says that tying the knot would boost her fragile confidence and encourage her to try and find a job again. Miss Broom receives monthly benefits including \u00a3460 disability living allowance and joint \u00a3200 housing benefit with fianc\u00e9 Jordan Burford, 39, who also gets \u00a3134 income support a month. The size 24 bride-to-be said: 'I've dreamed about being a bride since I was 12 years old. 'I deserve a fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle - but there's no way I could afford it on benefits and I can't work because I'm overweight.' True gent: Miss Broom met her\u00a0fianc\u00e9 in a pub in 2009 and said it was 'love at first sight' - she now wants a 'fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle' as well as a honeymoon in Mexico, paid for by the taxpayer . She added: 'I want the taxpayer to fund my \u00a310,000 dream wedding - it's a basic human right to be a bride. I don't see why I should have a small wedding at a registry office - I wouldn't be able to fit in all my guests and a church wedding is far more romantic. 'I'm stuck in a rut at the moment and can't find the motivation to lose weight, but if I was getting married I know I'd slim down because all eyes would be on me.' Miss Broom left school without any qualifications and started a job as a nursery nurse aged 16 for two years. She left after being overlooked for a secretarial role by a 'skinny blonde' and applied for several other jobs, without success. She then lost interest in trying to find work and resorted to binge-eating crisps and sweets. Within a year, Miss Broom weighed 17 stone and in 2001, aged 19, was declared unfit to work after suffering from depression and back problems associated with her size. She qualified for benefits and has not worked since. Honeymoon: Miss Broom also wants the government to loan her \u00a32,000 for a honeymoon to Mexico (pictured) Bridezilla: The 33-year-old from Gillingham wants to arrive at her wedding in her horse and carriage similar to Katie Price, who arrived in the carriage (pictured above) in her wedding to Peter Andre in September 2005 at Highclere Castle, in Hampshire . Jobless: Miss Broom has not worked since 2001 when she was 19 years old after she was declared unfit to work after suffering from depression and back problems associated with her size . But Miss Broom found comfort in her life in the form of fianc\u00e9 Jordan, who she met in a pub in 2009. Recalling the moment, she said: 'It was love at first sight. He's got a lovely smile and he's a true gent. We have lots in common - we both love heavy metal and Bon Jovi.' Two years later, he popped the question outside a Primark store. She said: 'The ring is lovely - it has a gold band with a pink stone.' After getting engaged, the 33-year-old started making plans for the big day after leafing through glossy magazines and watching wedding shows on TV. She said: 'I realised I want a traditional English wedding - a church ceremony, followed by a reception in a castle. 'I dream about arriving in a horse and carriage - like Katie Price!' She added: 'I picture myself in a silk dress that shows off my cleavage, as Jordan likes my boobs! 'I'd like a long veil and sparkly red designer heels and I want two bridesmaids and flower girls scattering petals down the aisle. 'We'd serve posh prawn canapes, a roast dinner and champagne. I'd have around 50 guests with a five-tier cake and a big buffet too. 'I'd also love a big band and have picked out Savage Garden's Truly, Madly Deeply for our first dance.' But she quickly realised she would be unable to foot the bill for her dream wedding. She said: 'I was gutted. We only get \u00a3800 a month in benefits between us and after we've paid for bills, a night out at the pub, dog food for our Labrador, cigarettes and the odd kebab, there's barely anything left. 'I'd rather not get married than have a cheap do - it'd only make me unhappy.' Miss Broom receives monthly benefits including \u00a3460 disability living allowance and joint \u00a3200 housing benefit with fianc\u00e9 Jordan Burford, 39, who also gets \u00a3134 income support a month.\u00a0Mr Burford suffers from epilepsy and has never worked. The total the couple receive equates to \u00a3794 a month. But Miss Broom says that after 'we've paid for bills, a night out at the pub, dog food for our Labrador, cigarettes and the odd kebab, there's barely anything left.' Now she hopes the government will loan her the money for the big day, as well as her honeymoon in the Mexican sunshine. The 33-year-old admits she will struggle to pay back the full amount and says she'd prefer to go halves. She said: 'Even if I only got \u00a35,000 in vouchers to put towards the wedding, that'd make life easier. 'Jordan just wants us to get married and only wants a limo and cream suit, but I want to feel like a princess for the day.' Jonathan Isaby, Chief Executive at The Taxpayers' Alliance, said: 'The benefit system is a valuable safety net but must not be a comfort blanket. 'People have to finance their own weddings rather than rely on a government loan, which would be funded by the taxpayer, to pick up the tab.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nAn unemployed woman has her heart set on a 'fairy-tale church wedding' - and believes the taxpayer should foot the bill as it is her basic human right to be a bride. Anna Broom, of Gillingham, in Kent, has not worked since the age of 19, during which time she has claimed more than \u00a3100,000 in benefits. The jobless 33-year-old now wants an extra \u00a310,000 to fund her dream 'traditional English wedding and party in a castle'. Miss Broom is desperate for a church ceremony, designer dress, horse and carriage - 'like Katie Price' - and champagne for her 50 guests. Scroll down for video . Dream wedding: Miss Broom wants the government to loan her \u00a310,000 for her wedding to Jordan Burford . And she wants the taxpayer to stump up a further \u00a32,000 for her honeymoon, where she hopes to jet off to Mexico. The Gillingham resident claims it is her 'basic human right' to be a bride and says that tying the knot would boost her fragile confidence and encourage her to try and find a job again. Miss Broom receives monthly benefits including \u00a3460 disability living allowance and joint \u00a3200 housing benefit with fianc\u00e9 Jordan Burford, 39, who also gets \u00a3134 income support a month. The size 24 bride-to-be said: 'I've dreamed about being a bride since I was 12 years old. 'I deserve a fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle - but there's no way I could afford it on benefits and I can't work because I'm overweight.' True gent: Miss Broom met her\u00a0fianc\u00e9 in a pub in 2009 and said it was 'love at first sight' - she now wants a 'fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle' as well as a honeymoon in Mexico, paid for by the taxpayer . She added: 'I want the taxpayer to fund my \u00a310,000 dream wedding - it's a basic human right to be a bride. I don't see why I should have a small wedding at a registry office - I wouldn't be able to fit in all my guests and a church wedding is far more romantic. 'I'm stuck in a rut at the moment and can't find the motivation to lose weight, but if I was getting married I know I'd slim down because all eyes would be on me.' Miss Broom left school without any qualifications and started a job as a nursery nurse aged 16 for two years. She left after being overlooked for a secretarial role by a 'skinny blonde' and applied for several other jobs, without success. She then lost interest in trying to find work and resorted to binge-eating crisps and sweets. Within a year, Miss Broom weighed 17 stone and in 2001, aged 19, was declared unfit to work after suffering from depression and back problems associated with her size. She qualified for benefits and has not worked since. Honeymoon: Miss Broom also wants the government to loan her \u00a32,000 for a honeymoon to Mexico (pictured) Bridezilla: The 33-year-old from Gillingham wants to arrive at her wedding in her horse and carriage similar to Katie Price, who arrived in the carriage (pictured above) in her wedding to Peter Andre in September 2005 at Highclere Castle, in Hampshire . Jobless: Miss Broom has not worked since 2001 when she was 19 years old after she was declared unfit to work after suffering from depression and back problems associated with her size . But Miss Broom found comfort in her life in the form of fianc\u00e9 Jordan, who she met in a pub in 2009. Recalling the moment, she said: 'It was love at first sight. He's got a lovely smile and he's a true gent. We have lots in common - we both love heavy metal and Bon Jovi.' Two years later, he popped the question outside a Primark store. She said: 'The ring is lovely - it has a gold band with a pink stone.' After getting engaged, the 33-year-old started making plans for the big day after leafing through glossy magazines and watching wedding shows on TV. She said: 'I realised I want a traditional English wedding - a church ceremony, followed by a reception in a castle. 'I dream about arriving in a horse and carriage - like Katie Price!' She added: 'I picture myself in a silk dress that shows off my cleavage, as Jordan likes my boobs! 'I'd like a long veil and sparkly red designer heels and I want two bridesmaids and flower girls scattering petals down the aisle. 'We'd serve posh prawn canapes, a roast dinner and champagne. I'd have around 50 guests with a five-tier cake and a big buffet too. 'I'd also love a big band and have picked out Savage Garden's Truly, Madly Deeply for our first dance.' But she quickly realised she would be unable to foot the bill for her dream wedding. She said: 'I was gutted. We only get \u00a3800 a month in benefits between us and after we've paid for bills, a night out at the pub, dog food for our Labrador, cigarettes and the odd kebab, there's barely anything left. 'I'd rather not get married than have a cheap do - it'd only make me unhappy.' Miss Broom receives monthly benefits including \u00a3460 disability living allowance and joint \u00a3200 housing benefit with fianc\u00e9 Jordan Burford, 39, who also gets \u00a3134 income support a month.\u00a0Mr Burford suffers from epilepsy and has never worked. The total the couple receive equates to \u00a3794 a month. But Miss Broom says that after 'we've paid for bills, a night out at the pub, dog food for our Labrador, cigarettes and the odd kebab, there's barely anything left.' Now she hopes the government will loan her the money for the big day, as well as her honeymoon in the Mexican sunshine. The 33-year-old admits she will struggle to pay back the full amount and says she'd prefer to go halves. She said: 'Even if I only got \u00a35,000 in vouchers to put towards the wedding, that'd make life easier. 'Jordan just wants us to get married and only wants a limo and cream suit, but I want to feel like a princess for the day.' Jonathan Isaby, Chief Executive at The Taxpayers' Alliance, said: 'The benefit system is a valuable safety net but must not be a comfort blanket. 'People have to finance their own weddings rather than rely on a government loan, which would be funded by the taxpayer, to pick up the tab.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "e2a77bea8aee6c420910d0f2722572f351de6fdd", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 7, "human_highlights": "Anna Broom, 33, not worked since 2001 and has claimed total of \u00a3100,000 .\nDeclared unfit to work with depression and back pain due to her weight .\nBride-to-be gets \u00a3800 a month in benefits with fianc\u00e9 Jordan Burford, 39 .\nWants \u00a310,000 loan to fund wedding, but unclear how she will pay it back ."}}
{"prompt": "A hardware store worker has been found guilty of ejaculating in his female colleague's coffee in a bid to get noticed. John R. Lind, 34, admitted on Thursday to tainting\u00a0Pat Maahs' drink with his semen while they worked together at\u00a0Beisswenger\u2019s hardware store in New Brighton, Minnesota. Ramsey County District Court heard that he masturbated over her desk multiple times while she was away. John R. Lind, 34, (left) admitted tainting Pat Maahs' (right) drink with his semen while they worked together at Beisswenger\u2019s hardware store in New Brighton, Minnesota . Initially, Maahs thought the coffee smelled bad because the milk in the office was spoiled. She told the Minneapolis Star Tribune: 'I\u2019m glad he\u2019s getting something, because I believe he deserves some punishment. So far, my sentence is greater than his. Lind pleaded guilty to indecent exposure, defined as engaging in lewd or indecent behavior. He will be sentenced for the misdemeanor on May 22. The case led to Maahs proposing legislation that would make such an act a felony. She added: 'I felt that there was a hole in the law, and it needed to be plugged, and it was up to me to do it because no one else was going to do it for me.' Initially, Maahs thought the coffee smelled bad because the milk in the office (pictured) was spoiled .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nA hardware store worker has been found guilty of ejaculating in his female colleague's coffee in a bid to get noticed. John R. Lind, 34, admitted on Thursday to tainting\u00a0Pat Maahs' drink with his semen while they worked together at\u00a0Beisswenger\u2019s hardware store in New Brighton, Minnesota. Ramsey County District Court heard that he masturbated over her desk multiple times while she was away. John R. Lind, 34, (left) admitted tainting Pat Maahs' (right) drink with his semen while they worked together at Beisswenger\u2019s hardware store in New Brighton, Minnesota . Initially, Maahs thought the coffee smelled bad because the milk in the office was spoiled. She told the Minneapolis Star Tribune: 'I\u2019m glad he\u2019s getting something, because I believe he deserves some punishment. So far, my sentence is greater than his. Lind pleaded guilty to indecent exposure, defined as engaging in lewd or indecent behavior. He will be sentenced for the misdemeanor on May 22. The case led to Maahs proposing legislation that would make such an act a felony. She added: 'I felt that there was a hole in the law, and it needed to be plugged, and it was up to me to do it because no one else was going to do it for me.' Initially, Maahs thought the coffee smelled bad because the milk in the office (pictured) was spoiled ."}], "metadata": {"id": "6d76062fb07e8a37609bbd527934a9219929560b", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 0, "human_highlights": "John R. Lind, 34, from New Brighton, Minnesota admitted to tainting drink .\nThe bizarre act was part of a ploy to get co-worker Pat Maahs to notice him .\nWould do it when she wasn't at her desk at\u00a0Beisswenger\u2019s hardware store .\nHe will be sentenced for the\u00a0misdemeanor\u00a0on May 22 ."}}
{"prompt": "Natasha Jonas, the first female boxer to represent Great Britain in an Olympic Games, has announced her retirement from the sport. The Liverpool-born 30-year-old made history when she took on eventual gold medallist Katie Taylor of Ireland in the first round of the women's lightweight competition at London 2012. Jonas, a former world and European bronze medallist, said: 'It just felt like the right time to retire. 'Being away from camp to recover from my recent injury has given me time to think and I just came to the conclusion that I did not want to go back to the demands of full-time training. Natasha Jonas has announced that she will retire from boxing after a successful career in the ring . 'When I started boxing 10 years ago I was an overweight, unemployed scally from Toxteth and if you'd have told me then that I would win a world championship medal and compete in front of 10,000 people at the Olympic Games I would never have believed it, so I am very proud to have achieved those things and done so well in the sport. 'I have been to some great places, had some amazing experiences and being able to share them with such a fantastic group of people is something I will treasure forever.' Although Jonas lost her bout with Taylor, she was widely praised for her performance in front of a crowd which registered the loudest noise of any event at the 2012 Games at 113.7 decibels. The 30-year-old made history when she became the first female boxer to represent GB in the Olympics . Great Britain team-mate and Olympic champion Nicola Adams said: 'I have trained, competed and travelled all over the world with Natasha for the last five years so will be really sad to see her leave. 'Over the years she has been a brilliant campaigner for the sport and has done so much to progress women's boxing in this country. She was the first woman to ever box for Great Britain, the first to qualify for the Olympics and the first to box at the Games, so she has achieved a lot and been a great ambassador for the sport. She will be missed by all of the team.'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nNatasha Jonas, the first female boxer to represent Great Britain in an Olympic Games, has announced her retirement from the sport. The Liverpool-born 30-year-old made history when she took on eventual gold medallist Katie Taylor of Ireland in the first round of the women's lightweight competition at London 2012. Jonas, a former world and European bronze medallist, said: 'It just felt like the right time to retire. 'Being away from camp to recover from my recent injury has given me time to think and I just came to the conclusion that I did not want to go back to the demands of full-time training. Natasha Jonas has announced that she will retire from boxing after a successful career in the ring . 'When I started boxing 10 years ago I was an overweight, unemployed scally from Toxteth and if you'd have told me then that I would win a world championship medal and compete in front of 10,000 people at the Olympic Games I would never have believed it, so I am very proud to have achieved those things and done so well in the sport. 'I have been to some great places, had some amazing experiences and being able to share them with such a fantastic group of people is something I will treasure forever.' Although Jonas lost her bout with Taylor, she was widely praised for her performance in front of a crowd which registered the loudest noise of any event at the 2012 Games at 113.7 decibels. The 30-year-old made history when she became the first female boxer to represent GB in the Olympics . Great Britain team-mate and Olympic champion Nicola Adams said: 'I have trained, competed and travelled all over the world with Natasha for the last five years so will be really sad to see her leave. 'Over the years she has been a brilliant campaigner for the sport and has done so much to progress women's boxing in this country. She was the first woman to ever box for Great Britain, the first to qualify for the Olympics and the first to box at the Games, so she has achieved a lot and been a great ambassador for the sport. She will be missed by all of the team.'"}], "metadata": {"id": "7b2f9991cc689250888b789d6834f1d2b5276a15", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 1, "human_highlights": "Natasha Jonas has announced her retirement from the world of boxing .\nThe 30-year-old was the first female to represent Britain at the Olympics .\nJonas won the bronze medals at the world and European championships .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest boxing news ."}}
{"prompt": "West Bromwich Albion had just produced a typical Tony Pulis performance to beat his former club Crystal Palace 2-0 when he claimed he will never change. The 57-year-old\u2019s gritty, resilient playing style is well reflected in the touchline attire he insists on wearing at every game; cap, track suit and shiny white trainers. James Morrison headed in within two minutes and Craig Gardner added a stunning 30-yard strike in the second half, but Alan Pardew\u2019s side dominated the remainder of the game only to be met by West Brom\u2019s stubborn doggedness. West Brom manager Tony Pulis led his side to a 2-0 victory over his former employers Crystal Palace . Baggies midfielder Craig Gardener (right) shoots to score his side's second goal against Crystal Palace . Gardner (left) celebrates alongside team-mate Joleon Lescott (right) during the 2-0 win over Crystal Palace . West Brom midfielder James Morrison (right) dribbles with the ball away from Palace's Jason Puncheon (left) All viewed by Pulis beneath the peak of that cap. \u2018I\u2019d never take my cap off during a game they\u2019d have to put it in my contract,\u2019 he explained. \u2018I watched the first game for Albion and sat upstairs in a suit. I came down after 10 minutes because I\u2019d had enough of sitting there. That\u2019s just the way I am. I want to be close to the action.\u2019 West Brom ended their run of 10 away games without a victory, drawing five and losing five. Pulis will turn up to the stadium in suit and tie, then return to that again straight after the match to address the press before he leaves. Pardew was resplendent in full suit and tie on Saturday. Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino admitted last week that he started smartening up on the sideline after his chairman Daniel Levy told him to. \u2018I\u2019ll leave it for all the sophisticated lads,\u2019 Pulis added. \u2018I\u2019ve always done it and I don\u2019t see no reason not to just because we\u2019re in the Premier League with all the TV cameras and everything. I\u2019ve done it right from my days at Bournemouth.\u2019 Why change a ritual that works? The three points moved West Brom to 36 points which virtually guarantees them safety. Much like he achieved at Palace last year. That\u2019s worth doffing your cap to. Palace winger Wilfried Zaha (left) is tackled by West Brom's Gardener (right) during the match on Saturday . Pulis has worked wonders at West Brom and has virtually assured their survival in the Premier League .", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nWest Bromwich Albion had just produced a typical Tony Pulis performance to beat his former club Crystal Palace 2-0 when he claimed he will never change. The 57-year-old\u2019s gritty, resilient playing style is well reflected in the touchline attire he insists on wearing at every game; cap, track suit and shiny white trainers. James Morrison headed in within two minutes and Craig Gardner added a stunning 30-yard strike in the second half, but Alan Pardew\u2019s side dominated the remainder of the game only to be met by West Brom\u2019s stubborn doggedness. West Brom manager Tony Pulis led his side to a 2-0 victory over his former employers Crystal Palace . Baggies midfielder Craig Gardener (right) shoots to score his side's second goal against Crystal Palace . Gardner (left) celebrates alongside team-mate Joleon Lescott (right) during the 2-0 win over Crystal Palace . West Brom midfielder James Morrison (right) dribbles with the ball away from Palace's Jason Puncheon (left) All viewed by Pulis beneath the peak of that cap. \u2018I\u2019d never take my cap off during a game they\u2019d have to put it in my contract,\u2019 he explained. \u2018I watched the first game for Albion and sat upstairs in a suit. I came down after 10 minutes because I\u2019d had enough of sitting there. That\u2019s just the way I am. I want to be close to the action.\u2019 West Brom ended their run of 10 away games without a victory, drawing five and losing five. Pulis will turn up to the stadium in suit and tie, then return to that again straight after the match to address the press before he leaves. Pardew was resplendent in full suit and tie on Saturday. Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino admitted last week that he started smartening up on the sideline after his chairman Daniel Levy told him to. \u2018I\u2019ll leave it for all the sophisticated lads,\u2019 Pulis added. \u2018I\u2019ve always done it and I don\u2019t see no reason not to just because we\u2019re in the Premier League with all the TV cameras and everything. I\u2019ve done it right from my days at Bournemouth.\u2019 Why change a ritual that works? The three points moved West Brom to 36 points which virtually guarantees them safety. Much like he achieved at Palace last year. That\u2019s worth doffing your cap to. Palace winger Wilfried Zaha (left) is tackled by West Brom's Gardener (right) during the match on Saturday . Pulis has worked wonders at West Brom and has virtually assured their survival in the Premier League ."}], "metadata": {"id": "376682ec48f5a9a3b98dd2cc36b5e93d2587e1ae", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 2, "human_highlights": "Tony Pulis led West Brom to 2-0 win over his former club Crystal Palace .\nWest Brom's performance was typically disciplined of a Pulis side .\nPulis has insisted that his signature style will never change ."}}
{"prompt": "You can now search hashtags on Instagram without writing a single word. From today, users can post, explore other people's photos and interact with captions using just emoji. Emoji hashtags work with single emoji, multiple emoji or can be combined with text. From today, users can post, explore other people's photos and interact with captions using just emoji. Emoji are popular in the Instagram community, with nearly half of Instagram captions (pictured on Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's page) already featuring the small pictures . 'Over the past few years, emoji have become part of a universal visual language,' Instagram told MailOnline. 'From today, on Instagram emoji will now work within hashtags, so you can add them to your posts, search for them on the Explore page, and tap on them in captions.' Last month Instagram launched a standalone app called Layout. It has four main features called Faces, Mirroring, Photo Booth and Previews. Users begin by selecting as many images, up to the maximum of nine, to feature in a collage. Photos can be selected or deselected at any point. As the user adds more images the layout of the collage changes and photos can be dragged between sections and different sized boxes as desired. Emoji are popular in the Instagram community, with nearly half of Instagram captions already featuring the small pictures. The most popular emoji on the site is the crying with laughter face, followed by the face with love hearts for eyes and blowing a kiss emoji. Instagram has also unveiled three new filters called Lark, Reyes and Juno. Lark desaturates reds while 'punching up blues and greens to bring your landscapes to life', explained Instagram. Reyes was inspired by the coast of Point Reyes, California and adds a 'dusty, vintage feel' to photos. While Juno tints tones green while making 'warm tones pop and whites glow for vibrant photos of people.' In December 2014 Instagram launched Slumber, Crema, Ludwig, Perpetua and Aden filters and those were the first to be added to the app since Mayfair and Willow launched in December 2012. The most popular emoji on the site is the crying with laughter face, followed by the face with love hearts for eyes and blowing a kiss emoji. Other popular emoji are the OK hand gesture, two hearts, clapping hands, another crying with laughter face, thumbs up, smiley face and kiss mark (pictured left to right) Instagram has also unveiled three new filters called Lark, Reyes and Juno. Instagram said\u00a0Juno (pictured) tints tones green while making 'warm tones pop and whites glow for vibrant photos of people' Users can also personalise their tray of filters to put their favourites within easy reach when editing an image. 'Filters have been synonymous with Instagram from day one, to help people capture and share photos that looked and felt as beautiful as they did in real life,' continued Instagram. 'The enthusiasm from the community has been fantastic, with filters Ludwig and Crema becoming the most popular filters on Instagram overall.' Lark (left) desaturates reds while 'punching up blues and greens to bring your landscapes to life', explained Instagram. Reyes (right) was inspired by the coast of Point Reyes, California and adds a 'dusty, vintage feel'", "messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant that writes a brief, factual summary of a news article."}, {"role": "user", "content": "Summarize the following article:\n\nYou can now search hashtags on Instagram without writing a single word. From today, users can post, explore other people's photos and interact with captions using just emoji. Emoji hashtags work with single emoji, multiple emoji or can be combined with text. From today, users can post, explore other people's photos and interact with captions using just emoji. Emoji are popular in the Instagram community, with nearly half of Instagram captions (pictured on Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's page) already featuring the small pictures . 'Over the past few years, emoji have become part of a universal visual language,' Instagram told MailOnline. 'From today, on Instagram emoji will now work within hashtags, so you can add them to your posts, search for them on the Explore page, and tap on them in captions.' Last month Instagram launched a standalone app called Layout. It has four main features called Faces, Mirroring, Photo Booth and Previews. Users begin by selecting as many images, up to the maximum of nine, to feature in a collage. Photos can be selected or deselected at any point. As the user adds more images the layout of the collage changes and photos can be dragged between sections and different sized boxes as desired. Emoji are popular in the Instagram community, with nearly half of Instagram captions already featuring the small pictures. The most popular emoji on the site is the crying with laughter face, followed by the face with love hearts for eyes and blowing a kiss emoji. Instagram has also unveiled three new filters called Lark, Reyes and Juno. Lark desaturates reds while 'punching up blues and greens to bring your landscapes to life', explained Instagram. Reyes was inspired by the coast of Point Reyes, California and adds a 'dusty, vintage feel' to photos. While Juno tints tones green while making 'warm tones pop and whites glow for vibrant photos of people.' In December 2014 Instagram launched Slumber, Crema, Ludwig, Perpetua and Aden filters and those were the first to be added to the app since Mayfair and Willow launched in December 2012. The most popular emoji on the site is the crying with laughter face, followed by the face with love hearts for eyes and blowing a kiss emoji. Other popular emoji are the OK hand gesture, two hearts, clapping hands, another crying with laughter face, thumbs up, smiley face and kiss mark (pictured left to right) Instagram has also unveiled three new filters called Lark, Reyes and Juno. Instagram said\u00a0Juno (pictured) tints tones green while making 'warm tones pop and whites glow for vibrant photos of people' Users can also personalise their tray of filters to put their favourites within easy reach when editing an image. 'Filters have been synonymous with Instagram from day one, to help people capture and share photos that looked and felt as beautiful as they did in real life,' continued Instagram. 'The enthusiasm from the community has been fantastic, with filters Ludwig and Crema becoming the most popular filters on Instagram overall.' Lark (left) desaturates reds while 'punching up blues and greens to bring your landscapes to life', explained Instagram. Reyes (right) was inspired by the coast of Point Reyes, California and adds a 'dusty, vintage feel'"}], "metadata": {"id": "4a6d82a5101734f2ba7b00d607121e7f488471d4", "source": "cnn_dailymail", "split": "test", "length_bucket": 3, "human_highlights": "From today, emoji will now work within hashtags on Instagram .\nUsers add them to posts, search  on Explore tab and tap them in captions .\nHashtags work with single and multiple emoji, as well as with text .\nApp has also added three new filters called Lark, Reyes and Juno ."}}