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3Z2R0DQ0JJGB7KFMATRNKXDL5P6E2W | e2bea1729f40e3a0274f02d76b06d4537aef6615 | An American tourist has spent the night stranded in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, after she fell 15 metres off a cliff while bushwalking. The 25-year-old from the US state of Wisconsin was walking near Pulpit Rock, Mount Victoria with a group of friends on Friday when she slipped from a track. She fell about 15 metres and rolled a further 20 metres down a steep slope, police say. Rescue teams escort a 25-year-old US tourist after she spent the night stranded in the Blue Mountains after falling 15 metres off a cliff . Rescue crews found the woman suffering a possible broken ankle and broken ribs. She remained with an ambulance team overnight due to low light and foggy weather conditions. Blue Mountains Police Rescue Sergeant Dallas Atkinson told ABC a helicopter was deployed to finish the rescue this morning. 'After she fell yesterday she was accessed a short time later by police and ambulance,' Sergeant Atkinson said. 'It was determined that she had sustained leg and chest injuries and a rescue plan was put in place where the patient was going to be carried out. Rescue crews found the Wisconsin woman had suffered a possible broken ankle and broken ribs . Rescue teams had to wait for the heavy fog to lift so they could winch the woman out via a helicopter . 'But due to the terrain in the prevailing weather that plan was aborted.' Rescue teams had to wait for the fog to lift so they could winch the woman out via a helicopter. | 218 | 62 | snow, weather, cold, winter, temperatures, conditions, hot, morning, expected, parts, | island, beach, sea, gaal, navy, rescue, fish, ocean, water, sand | winter temperatures, hot weather conditions, a cold morning, snow is expected later | navy came to rescue in the ocean, swimming in the sea, sandy island, dive team rescued her, ocean water, fish | This topic is about winter temperatures as opposed to hot weather conditions, cold mornings, and weather forecasts like snow being expected later. | This topic is about the navy rescuing in the ocean, swimming in the sea, sandy island, dive team rescuing a person, ocean water and fishes in the sea. | Foggy weather conditions made it difficult to rescue a stranded hiker. Helicopters cannot fly with such low visibility. The weather also blocked out sunlight. | A helicopter crew rescued a woman who was trapped on a mountain. She was hiking and then fell off the path, only to land fifteen feet below. | 0 | An American tourist has spent the night stranded in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, after she fell 15 metres off a cliff while bushwalking. The 25-year-old from the US state of Wisconsin was walking near Pulpit Rock, Mount Victoria with a group of friends on Friday when she slipped from a track. She fell about 15 metres and rolled a further 20 metres down a steep slope, police say. Rescue teams escort a 25-year-old US tourist after she spent the night stranded in the Blue Mountains after falling 15 metres off a cliff . Rescue crews found the woman suffering a possible broken ankle and broken ribs. She remained with an ambulance team overnight due to low light and foggy weather conditions. Blue Mountains Police Rescue Sergeant Dallas Atkinson told ABC a helicopter was deployed to finish the rescue this morning. 'After she fell yesterday she was accessed a short time later by police and ambulance,' Sergeant Atkinson said. 'It was determined that she had sustained leg and chest injuries and a rescue plan was put in place where the patient was going to be carried out. Rescue crews found the Wisconsin woman had suffered a possible broken ankle and broken ribs . Rescue teams had to wait for the heavy fog to lift so they could winch the woman out via a helicopter . 'But due to the terrain in the prevailing weather that plan was aborted.' Rescue teams had to wait for the fog to lift so they could winch the woman out via a helicopter. | [
"An American tourist has spent the night stranded in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, after she fell 15 metres off a cliff while bushwalking. The 25-year-old from the US state of Wisconsin was walking near Pulpit Rock, Mount Victoria with a group of friends on Friday when she slipped from a track. She fell about... | A 25-year-old American tourist spent the night stranded in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, after falling 15 meters off a cliff while bushwalking. She was walking with a group of friends near Pulpit Rock, Mount Victoria on Friday when she slipped from a track. After falling 15 meters and rolling another 20 meters down a steep slope, rescue teams found her with a possible broken ankle and broken ribs. Due to low light and foggy weather conditions, she remained with an ambulance team overnight. On Saturday morning, a helicopter was deployed to finish the rescue but had to wait for the fog to lift before winching the woman out. |
3ATPCQ38JACYISRHN9WWXIOZ0JOYAC | c396c8de580f62d2ba5b62bd1b138d8570f84c15 | A 41-year-old British man has been charged after he allegedly relieved himself in an ice machine at an Orlando hotel. Andrew Stewart Wood, of Havant, Hampshire, was accused of urinating into the ice machine at the Hard Rock Hotel in the Universal theme park resort in the early hours of Tuesday. A guest reportedly told a security guard at the luxury hotel that there was a very intoxicated man on the premises. Andrew Wood, 41, from the UK, was arrested at Orlando's Hard Rock Hotel after being caught urinating in an ice machine while intoxicated . The guard located Wood and saw him urinating into an ice machine. When he tried to stop him, Wood became belligerent, began shouting and would not cooperate. According to the police report, the security guard tried to have the guest identify himself and tell him what room he was staying in but he continued disturbing the peace and quiet of other guests. The security guard then called the police. Police removed Wood from the premises after he refused to stay in his room. Officers said that Wood was extremely intoxicated 'with the odor of alcohol emanating from his person and having random outbursts'. He was arrested on disorderly conduct charges and placed in jail where he continued to act out. Wood posted $1,000 bond and was released from Orange County Jail on Tuesday afternoon, according to a booking report. In a statement to Daily Mail Online, Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando said: 'The health and safety of our guests is our top priority and we have removed the ice machine from service.' The hotel was unable to confirm if Wood was still a guest, adding: 'For security reasons, we are unable to provide guest information.' A standard room at the hotel costs around $294 per night. The luxury Hard Rock hotel in Florida is attached to the Universal Studios theme park - a standard room starts at around $300 a night . | 105 | 229 | charged, allegedly, charges, arrested, alleged, investigation, arrest, accused, authorities, office, | hotel, guests, bar, glass, wine, resort, rooms, private, dinner, guest, | person arrested and charged, authorities allege, investigation, accused of a crime, under arrest on one charge, under investigation | hotel room guests, dinner at the resort, private bar, glass of wine, the hotel guests sat down | This topic is about a person arrested and charged, authorities allegations, an investigation, being accused of a crime, being under arrest on one charge, and being under investigation. | This topic is about hotel room guests, dinner at the resort, private bar, glass of wine, and the hotel guests sitting down. | A 41 year old British man, accused or urinating into an ice machine at the Hard Rock Hotel in Orlando, was arrested and charged of the crime on Tuesday morning. He was caught by the security guard who tried to stop him. The intoxicated man did not cooperate and refused to disturb the peace. Police eventually removed Wood from the hotel after he refused to stay in his room. | Andrew Wood, a guest at the Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Studio theme park resort in Orlando, was charged with relieving himself in an ice machine. Wood was clearly intoxicated and refused to cooperate with either the hotel security guard or police. He later posted $1000 bond and was released from jail. Rooms at Hard Rock Hotel start at $300 per night. | 1 | A 41-year-old British man has been charged after he allegedly relieved himself in an ice machine at an Orlando hotel. Andrew Stewart Wood, of Havant, Hampshire, was accused of urinating into the ice machine at the Hard Rock Hotel in the Universal theme park resort in the early hours of Tuesday. A guest reportedly told a security guard at the luxury hotel that there was a very intoxicated man on the premises. Andrew Wood, 41, from the UK, was arrested at Orlando's Hard Rock Hotel after being caught urinating in an ice machine while intoxicated . The guard located Wood and saw him urinating into an ice machine. When he tried to stop him, Wood became belligerent, began shouting and would not cooperate. According to the police report, the security guard tried to have the guest identify himself and tell him what room he was staying in but he continued disturbing the peace and quiet of other guests. The security guard then called the police. Police removed Wood from the premises after he refused to stay in his room. Officers said that Wood was extremely intoxicated 'with the odor of alcohol emanating from his person and having random outbursts'. He was arrested on disorderly conduct charges and placed in jail where he continued to act out. Wood posted $1,000 bond and was released from Orange County Jail on Tuesday afternoon, according to a booking report. In a statement to Daily Mail Online, Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando said: 'The health and safety of our guests is our top priority and we have removed the ice machine from service.' The hotel was unable to confirm if Wood was still a guest, adding: 'For security reasons, we are unable to provide guest information.' A standard room at the hotel costs around $294 per night. The luxury Hard Rock hotel in Florida is attached to the Universal Studios theme park - a standard room starts at around $300 a night . | [
"A 41-year-old British man has been charged after he allegedly relieved himself in an ice machine at an Orlando hotel. Andrew Stewart Wood, of Havant, Hampshire, was accused of urinating into the ice machine at the Hard Rock Hotel in the Universal theme park resort in the early hours of Tuesday. A guest reportedly ... | A 41-year-old British man named Andrew Stewart Wood was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after he allegedly urinated in an ice machine at the Hard Rock Hotel in Orlando, Florida. Wood, who was visiting from Havant, Hampshire, was seen by a security guard who had been alerted to a drunken man on the property. After refusing to cooperate with the guard, Wood was arrested and taken to Orange County Jail, where he posted a $1,000 bond and was released. The hotel has since removed the ice machine from service. |
3M23Y66PO490Z435YQNVZRYCMRO6SP | 5594afa6f6008f993cb5b889f34afc1a455bdbe2 | Tehran, Iran (CNN)The Basij is a militia made up of fighters loyal to Iran's religious leaders; their mission is to protect the country's Islamic order. To do that, they will go to any lengths necessary, including -- they say -- taking on ISIS. "We all are prepared to go and destroy ISIS totally," one Basij commander told CNN. "If our Imam, our Supreme Leader orders us, we will destroy ISIS." The commander says that, so far, the Basij has not been caught up in the fight against the feared Islamic extremists currently waging war in parts of Iraq and Syria. But Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard's Quds Force, led by General Qassem Suleimani, is already training, advising and supporting Iraqi Shia militias in their fight against ISIS. Suleimani was accused of involvement in the Shia insurgency against U.S. forces during the Iraq war. Today he is a celebrity to many Iraqis and Iranians. That is symbolic of the gulf that still exists between Iran and the U.S., regardless of any thaw in relations in the wake of the recent agreement on a framework nuclear deal and ongoing talks. Iran, militias' involvement in ISIS fight a mixed blessing . Iranian officials, who believe their strategy is making a difference in the fight against ISIS, say they would like better cooperation with the U.S., but point out that the level of trust simply isn't there. "At the moment, we consider the United States to be a threat to us because its policies and actions are threatening to us," said General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan, commander of Iran's ground forces. "We would like the US to change its rhetoric and tone of voice so that our nation could have more trust in U.S. military leadership." And the feeling is mutual: the U.S., which is leading the air campaign against ISIS in Iraq, has denied any direct coordination with Iran. Iran will do what it takes to fight ISIS . Iranians believe air strikes against ISIS are not effective, and feel that the U.S. and its allies are not trying seriously enough to defeat the group. Iran's President Hassan Rouhani told CNN's Christiane Amanpour last September that "the aerial bombardment campaign is mostly ... a form of theater, rather than a serious battle against terrorism." "The battle in Iraq is very important to Iran," explained Mohammed Marandi, a professor at Tehran University. "The Iranians believe that the Americans, if they wanted to, could do a lot more to put pressure on their allies. And also, if they were serious about air strikes, they could do a lot more." It's a point the U.S., of course, disagrees with -- U.S. President Barack Obama has vowed to "degrade and ultimately defeat" the terror group. But Iran remains unconvinced. "If they want to destroy ISIS, it is possible for them to achieve that," said Major-General Hassan Firouzabadi, Iran's chief of general staff. "The U.S. military and intelligence organizations have many ways to strike at ISIS, but we have not seen anything so far except intelligence gathering from the U.S. and Britain," he said. "We hope that one day, because of their national interests and the will of their nations, the U.S. and the UK will decide to really fight ISIS." In ISIS, Iran and the U.S. share a common enemy, but -- for now at least -- no apparent common strategy.Will Iran-Saudi proxy war erupt? | 162 | 39 | president, obama, white, house, barack, bush, washington, administration, american, states, | war, military, defence, army, iraq, soldiers, troops, forces, battle, iraqi, | the country's president, ruler of the country, President Barack Obama, here in America, White House press conference, the Bush administration, the former Republican president, | military forces, military troops, the battleground, defence army, ongoing war | This topic is about the country's president, ruler of the country, President Barack Obama, the White House press conference, the Bush administration, and the former Republican president. | This topic is about military forces and troops in an ongoing war making up the defensive army. | The United States government is willing to fight against ISIS. However, they distrust the Basij and refuse to collaborate with them. President Obama has vowed to crush ISIS, but the Basij thinks that he could be even more proactive. | The Basij is a militia who is loyal to the religious leaders in Iraq. They are dedicated to eradicating ISIS in their country. They also plan to fight with the other religious extremists in Iraq and Syria. | 2 | Tehran, Iran (CNN)The Basij is a militia made up of fighters loyal to Iran's religious leaders; their mission is to protect the country's Islamic order. To do that, they will go to any lengths necessary, including -- they say -- taking on ISIS. "We all are prepared to go and destroy ISIS totally," one Basij commander told CNN. "If our Imam, our Supreme Leader orders us, we will destroy ISIS." The commander says that, so far, the Basij has not been caught up in the fight against the feared Islamic extremists currently waging war in parts of Iraq and Syria. But Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard's Quds Force, led by General Qassem Suleimani, is already training, advising and supporting Iraqi Shia militias in their fight against ISIS. Suleimani was accused of involvement in the Shia insurgency against U.S. forces during the Iraq war. Today he is a celebrity to many Iraqis and Iranians. That is symbolic of the gulf that still exists between Iran and the U.S., regardless of any thaw in relations in the wake of the recent agreement on a framework nuclear deal and ongoing talks. Iran, militias' involvement in ISIS fight a mixed blessing . Iranian officials, who believe their strategy is making a difference in the fight against ISIS, say they would like better cooperation with the U.S., but point out that the level of trust simply isn't there. "At the moment, we consider the United States to be a threat to us because its policies and actions are threatening to us," said General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan, commander of Iran's ground forces. "We would like the US to change its rhetoric and tone of voice so that our nation could have more trust in U.S. military leadership." And the feeling is mutual: the U.S., which is leading the air campaign against ISIS in Iraq, has denied any direct coordination with Iran. Iran will do what it takes to fight ISIS . Iranians believe air strikes against ISIS are not effective, and feel that the U.S. and its allies are not trying seriously enough to defeat the group. Iran's President Hassan Rouhani told CNN's Christiane Amanpour last September that "the aerial bombardment campaign is mostly ... a form of theater, rather than a serious battle against terrorism." "The battle in Iraq is very important to Iran," explained Mohammed Marandi, a professor at Tehran University. "The Iranians believe that the Americans, if they wanted to, could do a lot more to put pressure on their allies. And also, if they were serious about air strikes, they could do a lot more." It's a point the U.S., of course, disagrees with -- U.S. President Barack Obama has vowed to "degrade and ultimately defeat" the terror group. But Iran remains unconvinced. "If they want to destroy ISIS, it is possible for them to achieve that," said Major-General Hassan Firouzabadi, Iran's chief of general staff. "The U.S. military and intelligence organizations have many ways to strike at ISIS, but we have not seen anything so far except intelligence gathering from the U.S. and Britain," | [
"Tehran, Iran (CNN)The Basij is a militia made up of fighters loyal to Iran's religious leaders; their mission is to protect the country's Islamic order. To do that, they will go to any lengths necessary, including -- they say -- taking on ISIS. \"We all are prepared to go and destroy ISIS totally,\" one Basij comm... | In an interview with CNN, a commander of the Basij, a militia loyal to Iran's religious leaders, stated that the Basij is prepared to take on ISIS if ordered by the Supreme Leader. However, the Basij has not yet been involved in the fight against ISIS. Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard's Quds Force, led by General Qassem Suleimani, is already training, advising, and supporting Iraqi Shia militias in their fight against ISIS. Despite this, Iranian officials believe that the U.S. does not take the fight against ISIS seriously and that the U.S. and its allies are not trying hard enough to defeat the group. They also believe that the U.S. could do more to put pressure on its allies and that the U.S.'s air strikes against ISIS are mostly a form of theater. The U.S., however, denies any direct coordination with Iran in the fight against ISIS. |
3R3YRB5GRH5H1J7CD8Z7UXIM4NHAUE | 3c9c3b40319c90076c0f8f7dcb152d1915175a6f | She was the most hated woman in Britain, loathed for her role in the break-up of the Prince and Princess of Wales' marriage and vilified for everything from her dress sense to her looks. But 10 years on from the sunny April day that saw Camilla Parker-Bowles become the Duchess of Cornwall, things are looking very different for the 67-year-old royal. Indeed, so popular has Camilla become, a recent poll revealed that not only is the Duchess loved by 50 per cent of Britons, 56 per cent credit her with Charles' own increasing popularity. Scroll down for video . Relaxed: The Prince of Wales has cut an increasingly relaxed figure since marrying Camilla . Still in love: An intimate photo released today to mark their 10th wedding anniversary . More to the point, she has also become a much-loved member of the Royal Family, adored by her step-sons William and Harry and noticeably close to her mother-in-law, the Queen. That her relationship with the rest of the Firm is so good is due, in no small part, to her 'charm and charisma', both of which got an appreciative mention from her husband during a recent interview with CNN. The natural warmth she displays during public appearances has helped cement her place in the Royal Family, with courtiers impressed by her knack of creating an instant rapport with members of the public. Most recently, she pulled off a tour of the US with aplomb, charming locals with her approachability and winning admiring headlines at home. Her relaxed approach to life was in evidence once again during last month's Cheltenham Festival where, accosted by ex-glamour model Katie Price in the paddock, she posed obligingly for a selfie. A few minutes later, she was seen engrossed in conversation with author Jilly Cooper, who memorably based the caddish Rupert Campbell-Black, the star of the much-loved Rutshire Chronicles, on Camilla's ex-husband Andrew Parker-Bowles. Sharing a joke: Camilla and Prince William share a joke at the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games . Natural warmth: Camilla's success is due to her charm - on display here during last month's Cheltenham . Involved: Camilla's granddaughter Eliza Lopes was a bridesmaid at the 2011 Royal Wedding . 'She is warm, smiley and sincere,' reveals one Royal insider. 'If you were going to use five words to describe her, they would be funny, down-to-earth, opinionated, family-orientated and hearty.' But Camilla's new-found confidence is hard-won. A salt-of-the-earth countrywoman who, given the opportunity, would happily go make-up free and avoid set-piece events, taking on the very public life of a senior royal hasn't been easy. That she has managed it, apparently without breaking a sweat, hasn't gone unnoticed - not least by Prince Charles himself. 'You can imagine it is a real, real challenge,' said the prince in the same CNN interview, adding: 'But she's, I think, been brilliant in the way she's tackled these things . insiders say the transformation is less about careful PR work and more about Camilla herself - in particular, the way she has thrown herself into championing the charities closest to her heart. One of the first to benefit was the National Osteoporosis Society, with whom the Duchess has been involved for more than 19 years. 'Throughout our association with the Duchess, she has been unwavering in her support,' says Chief Executive Claire Severgnini. 'She is personable, knowledgeable and compassionate.' All smiles: The Duchess of Cornwall enjoys a chat with the Duchess of Cambridge during the 2012 Jubilee . All together: The Duchess of Cornwall in the family photo released after Prince George's christening . Close: The Duchess of Cornwall now enjoys a close relationship with the Queen . Approval: A clear sign of approval is the regularity with which the Duchess appears alongside the Queen . Shared interests: Both Camilla and the Queen share a passion for all things equestrian . Her interest in osteoporosis comes as no surprise to those who know the Duchess. In 1994, aged 47, she was forced to watch as her 'beloved Mama' Rosalind Shand died, slowly and in agony, as a result of the disease. Indeed, the Camilla's association with the charity pre-dates her marriage, with the Duchess first getting involved while still Mrs Parker-Bowles. Asked to join forces with the charity while at the height of her infamy, biographer Penny Junor writes that she was initially reluctant, fearing she might do more harm than good, before agreeing to get involved. Although her first attempt at fundraising was curtailed by Princess Diana's tragic death, she never stopped supporting the organisation and still gets involved in events. She has also made a name for herself as a champion of women's rights, becoming deeply involved in the UK's rape crisis centres and making a visit to a local women's refuge part of every international tour. While visiting Colombian capital Bogota last November, she cut a sympathetic figure as she chatted to rape victims over a cup of tea at the Memory, Peace and Reconciliation Center. Having a laugh: Camilla, Harry and Kate share a joke on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in June 2013 . Friendly: The Duchess of Cornwall enjoys a friendly relationship with the Duchess of Cambridge . All smiles: The pair were frequently spotted together during the London 2012 Olympic Games . In Washington last month, the Duchess left Prince Charles to his own devices for a couple of hours while she met detectives working for the District of Colombia's Sexual Assault Response Team. Camilla's increasing confidence has also shown itself in the ensembles she wears, with the frumpy get-ups of old swapped for elegant tailored dresses designed to flatter her still-trim waist. Like the Duchess of Cambridge, she's never far from a delicate cream dress and accessorises nearly everything she wears with one of her trademark five-strand pearl chokers. In the country, she likes tailored tweed suits by Roy Allen, one of her favourite couturiers, cosy coats by Swiss label Moncler and flattering hats by London-based milliner, Lock & Co. But as the Duchess of Cornwall prepares to celebrate her 10th wedding anniversary, it is the sea-change in her family life as much as her public image that ought to leave her smiling. Mirror image: The two also share a similar sense of style - including a penchant for nude pumps . Cheers! Meanwhile Camilla's relationship with Prince Charles has gone from strength to strength . Charm: The Prince spoke glowingly of his wife's 'charm and charisma' in an interview last month . Not only is she close to the Queen, who was once reported as wishing she 'would just go away', Camilla is also adored by Diana's sons William and Harry - as photos of the trio laughing together at the opening ceremony of September's Invictus Games made only too clear. 'Having initially loathed her, the Queen gets on well with Camilla now,' adds the insider. 'She isn't as close to the Queen as Sophie [Countess of Wessex] is but that is partly because the Queen's relationship with Charles is a bit complicated anyway.' What certainly isn't complicated is Camilla's relationship with Charles. Despite such quirks as maintaining separate country homes, after 10 years, the royal couple are closer - and happier - than ever. Born Camilla Rosemary Shand on the 17th July 1947, the Duchess of Cornwall's 67 years have undoubtedly been interesting ones. The daughter of Major Bruce Middleton Hope Shand and his wife Rosalind, the Duchess was born in London but spent much of her childhood in Sussex along with her siblings, Annabel and Mark. According to her biographer Giles Brandreth, her upbringing, although not royal, was certainly a grand one. 'Camilla is often described as having had an "Enid Blyton sort of Childhood",' he writes. 'In fact, it was much grander than that. 'The Shands had position and they had help ‚ help in the house, help in the garden, help with children. 'They were gentry. They opened their garden for the local Conservative Party Association summer fte. Enough said.' After a stint at a Swiss finishing school, Camilla burst onto the London social scene as a debutante on the 25th March 1965. But it wasn't all fun, with the future Duchess of Cornwall working as a secretary for a succession of London firms to pay for her Belgravia flat, which she shared with Lady Moyra Campbell. In the late 1960s, Camilla met the man who was to become her first husband, cavalry officer Andrew Parker-Bowles, with the couple dating off and on for several years - with Mr Parker-Bowles striking up a relationship with Princess Anne at one point. Camilla, meanwhile, had struck up a relationship with Prince Charles, who was first introduced to her sometime in 1971. When the couple split following an overseas posting for Charles in 1973, Camilla reconciled with Parker-Bowles and the couple announced their engagement and married the same year. Two children followed. Tom in 1974 and Laura in 1978. But it was her continuing relationship with Prince Charles that would come to define her, with the former couple remaining close friends even after both had married other people. In 1992, claims that the two had remained an item throughout both marriages emerged when Diana: Her True Story was published, followed, a year later by the 'Camillagate' scandal. By 1995, both marriages had come to an end and Charles and Camilla were unofficially back together, with the future Duchess often seen attending events with the prince. Royal acceptance soon followed with the Queen making Camilla part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002. A year later, the Duchess moved into Clarence House and on the 10th February 2005, Charles and Camilla's engagement was announced. The couple married just under two months later in Windsor, with Camilla taking the title of the Duchess of Cornwall. | 115 | 211 | family, wife, daughter, husband, couple, pictured, friends, left, brother, friend, | london, british, uk, britain, royal, prince, william, harry, england, princess, | family and friends, husband and wife, the couple's daughter, the two brothers | heir to the throne, Prince William and Prince Harry, British royal family, second in line to the throne, the royal couple | This topic is about family and friends, and a husband and wife, the couple‚Äôs daughter has two brothers. | This topic is about heir to the throne, Prince William and Prince Harry, the British royal family, the second in line to the throne, and the royal couple. | The Duchess of Cornwall was initially disliked by the British press and British people. This was due to the fact that Charles was married to Diana at the time, and she was looked upon as breaking up their marriage. | Once the Duchess of Cornwall married Charles, she worked on bed accepted by the royal family. She attends various charity events and functions. She is now being accepted by the royal family due to her hard work. | 3 | . More to the point, she has also become a much-loved member of the Royal Family, adored by her step-sons William and Harry and noticeably close to her mother-in-law, the Queen. That her relationship with the rest of the Firm is so good is due, in no small part, to her 'charm and charisma', both of which got an appreciative mention from her husband during a recent interview with CNN. The natural warmth she displays during public appearances has helped cement her place in the Royal Family, with courtiers impressed by her knack of creating an instant rapport with members of the public. Most recently, she pulled off a tour of the US with aplomb, charming locals with her approachability and winning admiring headlines at home. Her relaxed use five words to describe her, they would be funny, down-to-earth, opinionated, family-orientated and hearty.' But Camilla's new-found confidence is hard-won. A salt-of-the-earth countrywoman who, given the opportunity, would happily go make-up free and avoid set-piece events, taking on the very public life of a senior royal hasn't been easy. That she has managed it, apparently without breaking a sweat, hasn't gone unnoticed - not least by Prince Charles himself. 'You can imagine it is a real, real challenge,' said the prince in the same CNN interview, adding: 'But she's, I think, been brilliant in the way she's tackled these things . insiders say the transformation is less about careful PR work and more about Camilla herself - in particular, the way she has thrown herself into championing the charities closest to her heart. One of the first to benefit was the National Osteoporosis Society, with whom the Duchess has been involved for more than 19 years. 'Throughout our association with the Duchess, she has been unwavering in her support,' says Chief Executive Claire Severgnini. 'She is personable, knowledgeable and compassionate.' All smiles: The Duchess of Cornwall enjoys a chat with the Duchess of Cambridge during the 2012 Jubilee . All together: The Duchess of Cornwall in the family photo released after Prince George's christening . Close: The Duchess of Cornwall now enjoys a close relationship with the Queen . Approval: A clear sign of approval is the regularity with which the Duchess appears alongside the Queen . Shared interests: Both Camilla and the Queen share life as much as her public image that ought to leave her smiling. Mirror image: The two also share a similar sense of style - including a penchant for nude pumps . Cheers! Meanwhile Camilla's relationship with Prince Charles has gone from strength to strength . Charm: The Prince spoke glowingly of his wife's 'charm and charisma' in an interview last month . Not only is she close to the Queen, who was once reported as wishing she 'would just go away', Camilla is also adored by Diana's sons William and Harry - as photos of the trio laughing together at the opening ceremony of September's Invictus Games made only too clear. 'Having initially loathed her, the Queen gets on well with Camilla now,' adds the insider. 'She | [
"use five words to describe her, they would be funny, down-to-earth, opinionated, family-orientated and hearty.' But Camilla's new-found confidence is hard-won. A salt-of-the-earth countrywoman who, given the opportunity, would happily go make-up free and avoid set-piece events, taking on the very public life of a ... | The Duchess of Cornwall has won over the British public and the Royal Family with her charm and charisma. She has become a much-loved member of the Royal Family, adored by her step-sons William and Harry and noticeably close to her mother-in-law, the Queen. Insiders say the transformation is less about careful PR work and more about Camilla herself - in particular, the way she has thrown herself into championing the charities closest to her heart. |
3HPZF4IVNOVMB7OF7NSN3DENZYUYCM | b83886e4f8d257524130d105337ec7f10d865a3f | Fruit juices made from so-called superfoods such as cranberries and pomegranates often have more sugar than a can of cola, officials have warned. While the drinks are said to have health benefits, some brands contain more than a day's recommended intake of sugar in a single 300ml serving. The Local Government Association, which represents councils that are responsible for public health, accused soft drink firms of 'dragging their heels' when it comes to minimising sugar in their products. Ocean Spray Cranberry Classic juice drink (pictured left) was found to have 11g of sugar per 100ml, which is more than the amount in a can of Coca-Cola (right) It said children under the age of ten get almost a fifth of their sugar intake from soft drinks. In a survey, the organisation found that some cans of fizzy drinks contain almost twice the recommended daily sugar limit for adults. Even some fruit juices contain more than a single day's limit in a single serving ‚ surpassing a can of Coca-Cola. Ocean Spray Cranberry Classic juice drink was found to have 11g of sugar per 100ml, while PomeGreat 'Super Juice' had 12.1g. Both exceed the 10.6g per 100ml in a can of Coca-Cola ‚ but do not come close to the 15.1g per 100ml in Old Jamaica Ginger Beer. A 300ml serving of any of the four drinks would breach the 25g daily sugar limit recommended by the World Health Organisation. Juice businesses insisted the study is misleading because it does not differentiate between unhealthy added sugar ‚ such as monosaccharides and disaccharides in fizzy drinks ‚ and natural sugar found in fruit. Cranberry juice is frequently promoted as a health product which is said to ward off urinary tract infections. And pomegranate juice has been linked to resistance to prostate cancer and heart disease. The LGA is calling for a fifth of the VAT raised on sugary drinks, sweets and takeaway food to go to councils to pay for public health schemes. Councillor Izzi Seccombe, Tory leader of Warwickshire county council and chairman of the LGA's Community Wellbeing Board, said: 'It is wholly unacceptable for one normal-sized can of soft drink to contain double the recommended daily limit. 'Products like these are fuelling the obesity crisis and helping wean a generation of overweight children. 'We are calling on the sector as a whole to step up and show more corporate responsibility.' A spokesman for Ocean Spray said cranberries are naturally low in sugar, so sweetening is required. Vitamin Water is promoted for its health benefits, but drinks contain four teaspoons of sugar per 330ml . She added: 'We offer consumers a range of reduced sugar options including our Cranberry Classic Light product . 'We've made and continue to maintain a firm commitment to low-sugar innovation, and through product formulation, price promotion and portion sizes we seek to offer the best choice in flavours, calories and formats.' Adam Pritchard, chief executive of PomeGreat, accused the LGA of distributing misleading research. He said his product does not include refined sugar, which the WHO says is more harmful than naturally occurring fruit sugars. PomeGreat instead includes pinitol, a natural compound which stops blood sugar levels rapidly rising. Mr Pritchard said: 'To lump us in with big fizzy drinks companies is just misleading. 'We are a small company competing with huge multinational businesses which are just chucking sugar into drinks because it is cheap. 'We use a much more healthy natural sweetener which costs 2.5 as much as refined sugar. It is not the same thing.' | 48 | 89 | food, restaurant, eat, eating, babies, meal, drinks, fruit, breakfast, chicken, | weight, pounds, fat, diet, body, sugar, healthy, lose, lost, loss, | eating food at a restaurant, a healthy meal, ordering something to drink, serving breakfast, fruits are a healthy food, eating chicken | weight loss, lost weight following a diet, body fat, blood sugar levels, healthy diet, lose a few pounds of weight | This topic is about eating food at a restaurant, ordering something to drink and serving breakfast, as well as eating chicken, and fruits which are a healthy food. | This topic is about weight loss and following a healthy diet in order to regulate body fat and blood sugar levels and lose a few pounds of weight following a diet. | It has been alleged that fruit juices are actually more unhealthy than soda. Some juices contain alarming amounts of sugar, and sometimes more sugar is added. However, there is some debate about the difference between natural and processed sugars. | Officials have warned that fruit juices often have more sugar than a can of cola, fuelling the obesity crisis and contributing to a rise in overweight children. Despite having a great deal of natural sugar, some people say that fruit juices are quite healthy. It is the processed sugar which causes people health issues. Natural sugars can help prevent issues like heart disease and can help with urinary tract infections. | 4 | Fruit juices made from so-called superfoods such as cranberries and pomegranates often have more sugar than a can of cola, officials have warned. While the drinks are said to have health benefits, some brands contain more than a day's recommended intake of sugar in a single 300ml serving. The Local Government Association, which represents councils that are responsible for public health, accused soft drink firms of 'dragging their heels' when it comes to minimising sugar in their products. Ocean Spray Cranberry Classic juice drink (pictured left) was found to have 11g of sugar per 100ml, which is more than the amount in a can of Coca-Cola (right) It said children under the age of ten get almost a fifth of their sugar intake from soft drinks. In a survey, the organisation found that some cans of fizzy drinks contain almost twice the recommended daily sugar limit for adults. Even some fruit juices contain more than a single day's limit in a single serving ‚ surpassing a can of Coca-Cola. Ocean Spray Cranberry Classic juice drink was found to have 11g of sugar per 100ml, while PomeGreat 'Super Juice' had 12.1g. Both exceed the 10.6g per 100ml in a can of Coca-Cola ‚ but do not come close to the 15.1g per 100ml in Old Jamaica Ginger Beer. A 300ml serving of any of the four drinks would breach the 25g daily sugar limit recommended by the World Health Organisation. Juice businesses insisted the study is misleading because it does not differentiate between unhealthy added sugar ‚ such as monosaccharides and disaccharides in fizzy drinks ‚ and natural sugar found in fruit. Cranberry juice is frequently promoted as a health product which is said to ward off urinary tract infections. And pomegranate juice has been linked to resistance to prostate cancer and heart disease. The LGA is calling for a fifth of the VAT raised on sugary drinks, sweets and takeaway food to go to councils to pay for public health schemes. Councillor Izzi Seccombe, Tory leader of Warwickshire county council and chairman of the LGA's Community Wellbeing Board, said: 'It is wholly unacceptable for one normal-sized can of soft drink to contain double the recommended daily limit. 'Products like these are fuelling the obesity crisis and helping wean a generation of overweight children. 'We more harmful than naturally occurring fruit sugars. PomeGreat instead includes pinitol, a natural compound which stops blood sugar levels rapidly rising. Mr Pritchard said: 'To lump us in with big fizzy drinks companies is just misleading. 'We are a small company competing with huge multinational businesses which are just chucking sugar into drinks because it is cheap. 'We use a much more healthy natural sweetener which costs 2.5 as much as refined sugar. It is not the same thing.' | [
"Fruit juices made from so-called superfoods such as cranberries and pomegranates often have more sugar than a can of cola, officials have warned. While the drinks are said to have health benefits, some brands contain more than a day's recommended intake of sugar in a single 300ml serving. The Local Government Asso... | Fruit juices made from superfoods such as cranberries and pomegranates often have more sugar than a can of cola, officials warn. Some brands contain more than a day's recommended intake of sugar in a single 300ml serving. Children under ten get almost a fifth of their sugar intake from soft drinks. Some cans of fizzy drinks contain almost twice the recommended daily sugar limit for adults. Even some fruit juices contain more than a single day's limit in a single serving, surpassing a can of Coca-Cola. Ocean Spray Cranberry Classic juice drink was found to have 11g of sugar per 100ml, while PomeGreat 'Super Juice' had 12.1g. Both exceed the 10.6g per 100ml in a can of Coca-Cola but do not come close to the 15.1g per 100ml in Old Jamaica Ginger Beer. A 300ml serving of any of the four drinks would breach the 25g daily sugar limit recommended by the World Health Organisation. |
3SB5N7Y3O562VO8Z11DX1C5ILCV0GJ | d276d703574ecba54f2c55a31e791946f342ff3d | Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo appeared to be enjoying his vacation in Portugal as he posed for a picture at the dinner table with family and friends just days after his affair with a fitness instructor was exposed. Rojo went away during a week off for his club side, pictured with team-mate Angel di Maria on the plane, after United's 3-1 victory over Aston Villa on Saturday. The Argentina international is impressing in defence under Louis van Gaal in his first season in the Premier League, though it his time off the field in Manchester that has recently come into question. Marcos Rojo (third from left) enjoys a meal out with friends and family in Portugal during a week off . Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Fitness instructor Sarah Watson claims Rojo and his advisors tried to frame her for blackmail . Fitness instructor Sarah Watson, 34, claims Rojo and his advisors tried to frame her for blackmail after she enjoyed a brief liaison with the United star following a night out. Rojo's identity in the case was originally held back as a 'Premier League footballer' though the details have now been revealed. She said: 'He came over to me and sat down. His English was quite bad but he was chatty and said nice things to me about how I looked and how he liked my Versace dress. 'He said "You're gorgeous, you're the best looking girl in here." It was all very cheesy, but he's so good looking that I gave him my number.' Rojo invited her to his friend's flat for a more private party, but she declined and they parted. He then sent a text at 2am. "My love, where are you?" he asked. 'It was a bit of an ego boost for me. There were a lot of young, pretty girls that night, but he wanted me.' So she and a girlfriend booked a taxi to the address he sent her. When they arrived at the flat in the centre of the city, a friend of Rojo's ‚ known in court as Mr X but who now can be named as Kristian Bereit ‚ made a shocking proposition. 'He asked me how much it would cost for me to have sex with Marcos. I told him that I was not a prostitute.' But she did find the Argentine star's dusky looks attractive and they ended up in a bedroom. 'I did it because I liked him, not for money or with any intention to sell the story on,' she said. The Argentine defender was in action for Manchester United against Aston Villa on Saturday . Rojo celebrates with team-mate Di Maria after the 3-1 victory at Old Trafford in the Premier League . Watson says that the 25-year-old offered her money to spend the night with him - which she declined - and then accepted a £30,000 offer from a newspaper to sell her story. She never received that money, and Sarah then says Rojo's representatives tried to entrap her with promises of cash to spin the story. Watson said: '[Rojo] and his people contrived to make me look like a greedy cow, when it was them who offered me £100,000 as hush money.' Last month Mr Justice Warby made a ruling in the High Court that overturned the gagging order and ordered Rojo to pay Sarah's estimated £25,000 legal costs. The defender has not spoken about the incident publicly, while his friend Bereit - who Sarah claims offered her the money - declined to comment. Watching from the stands as Rojo impressed at Old Trafford against Tim Sherwood's side at the weekend, was his wife Eugenia Lusardo, a lingerie model based in Lisbon, and their young daughter, Morena. Both are pictured with Rojo as he enjoyed a meal in Lisbon, the city he used to ply his trade in with Sporting before signing for United last summer. Rojo's wife, Eugenia Lusardo (pictured with Rojo last month) is a lingerie model . | 115 | 152 | family, wife, daughter, husband, couple, pictured, friends, left, brother, friend, | united, manchester, liverpool, chelsea, league, premier, city, manager, ferguson, striker, | family and friends, husband and wife, the couple's daughter, the two brothers | Manchester United's manager, Premier League, the striker for the team, Liverpool versus Chelsea | This topic is about family and friends, and a husband and wife, the couple‚Äôs daughter has two brothers. | This topic is about Manchester United's manager, Premier League, the striker for the team, and Liverpool versus Chelsea. | Marcos Rojo went on vacation in Portugal with his family and friends. This was just after he had been caught inviting Sarah Watson for a private party at a friends flat. He had a meal with his wife Eugenia and daughter Modena in Lisbon despite the controversy. His wife is a lingerie model. | Marcos Rojo is a defender for Manchester United. He went on vacation after the teams 3-1 victory over Aston Villa in the Premiere League. The 25 year oils used to play for Sporting before signing with Manchester United. | 5 | Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo appeared to be enjoying his vacation in Portugal as he posed for a picture at the dinner table with family and friends just days after his affair with a fitness instructor was exposed. Rojo went away during a week off for his club side, pictured with team-mate Angel di Maria on the plane, after United's 3-1 victory over Aston Villa on Saturday. The Argentina international is impressing in defence under Louis van Gaal in his first season in the Premier League, though it his time off the field in Manchester that has recently come into question. Marcos Rojo (third from left) enjoys a meal out with friends and family in Portugal during a week off . Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Fitness instructor Sarah Watson claims Rojo and his advisors tried to frame her for blackmail . Fitness instructor Sarah Watson, 34, claims Rojo and his advisors tried to frame her for blackmail after she enjoyed a brief liaison with the United star following a night out. Rojo's identity in the case was originally held back as a 'Premier League footballer' though the details have now been revealed. She said: 'He came over to me and sat down. His English was quite bad but he was chatty and said nice things to me about how I looked and how he liked my Versace dress. 'He said "You're gorgeous, you're the best looking girl in here." It was all very representatives tried to entrap her with promises of cash to spin the story. Watson said: '[Rojo] and his people contrived to make me look like a greedy cow, when it was them who offered me £100,000 as hush money.' Last month Mr Justice Warby made a ruling in the High Court that overturned the gagging order and ordered Rojo to pay Sarah's estimated £25,000 legal costs. The defender has not spoken about the incident publicly, while his friend Bereit - who Sarah claims offered her the money - declined to comment. Watching from the stands as Rojo impressed at Old Trafford against Tim Sherwood's side at the weekend, was his wife Eugenia Lusardo, a lingerie model based in Lisbon, and their young daughter, Morena. Both are pictured with Rojo as he enjoyed a meal in Lisbon, the city he used to ply his trade in with Sporting before signing for United last summer. Rojo's wife, Eugenia Lusardo (pictured with Rojo last month) is a lingerie model . | [
"Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo appeared to be enjoying his vacation in Portugal as he posed for a picture at the dinner table with family and friends just days after his affair with a fitness instructor was exposed. Rojo went away during a week off for his club side, pictured with team-mate Angel di Maria ... | Marcos Rojo, Manchester United defender, spent his week off in Portugal with family and friends. He was seen dining with them and later posed for pictures with his team-mate Angel Di Maria. Rojo's affair with a fitness instructor named Sarah Watson was exposed just days before. Watson claimed that Rojo and his advisors tried to frame her for blackmail. The court ruled in favor of Watson and ordered Rojo to pay her legal costs. Rojo's wife, Eugenia Lusardo, and their daughter were also present in Portugal. |
30H4UDGLT4K5BF85TPQITIQNOS8PMJ | b9c047974dc9f759bd11485c29e55af36cb902d3 | As he watched President Obama deliver his sixth State of the Union address, Dr Ben Carson reportedly called him 'a psychopath'. The 63-year-old neurosurgeon - who is believed to be preparing for a Republican presidential nomination next year - allegedly made the comments while watching the address with his chief advisor Armstrong Williams. Williams had remarked that Obama looked 'elegant' on the night. To which Carson replied: 'Like most psychopaths. That's why they're successful. That's the way they look. They all look great.' Scroll down for video . Ben Carson (left) called Obama a well-dressed 'psychopath' as he gave the State of the Union address . Carson's comments were reported by GQ in an article which added that 'casually branding the president a psychopath is exactly the sort of talk that strikes a chord‚îand just the thing that has made Carson a sensation in the GOP.' Later in the conversation, Carson had apparently exclaimed that Obama sold Americans 'a lie'. He reportedly said: 'He's trying to sell what he thinks is not true! He's sitting there saying, 'These Americans are so stupid I can tell them anything.'' And it's not the first time Carson has courted controversy with his critical comments of the president since he entered politics two years ago. After Carson's advisor said the President (pictured) looked 'elegant' delivering the address, Carson reportedly responded: 'Like most psychopaths. That's why they're successful' He has previously said that Obamacare is 'the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery'. Earlier this month, he argued that homosexuality is a choice because some people enter prison straight and leave gay. And last month, Carson told the Conservative Political Action Conference near Washington, D.C. that the Democrats now see African-Americans' support as an entitlement and choose to 'keep them suppressed and cultivate their votes.' Born in inner-city Detroit, Carson overcame his circumstances to become a surgeon. He became famous as the first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins joined at the head. In recent years, his focus has been on politics - and he is known for being an outspoken conservative Republican. | 162 | 113 | president, obama, white, house, barack, bush, washington, administration, american, states, | campaign, clinton, governor, presidential, candidate, political, state, hillary, republican, candidates, | the country's president, ruler of the country, President Barack Obama, here in America, White House press conference, the Bush administration, the former Republican president, | presidential campaign, presidential candidate, state governor, joining a presidential campaign, a huge impact on political campaigns | This topic is about the country's president, ruler of the country, President Barack Obama, the White House press conference, the Bush administration, and the former Republican president. | This topic is about the presidential campaign, the presidential candidate, a state governor, joining a presidential campaign, and a huge impact on political campaigns. | President Obama apparently looked elegant during his sixth State of the Union address. However, Dr. Ben Carson believed that this was one of the signs that Obama was a psychopath. He also accused Obama of lying to voters. | Dr. Ben Carson, a Republican, is a well-known politician. He is planning to run for the position of U.S. President next year. He is quite critical of one of his opponents for the position, Barack Obama, describing him as a "psychopath." | 6 | As he watched President Obama deliver his sixth State of the Union address, Dr Ben Carson reportedly called him 'a psychopath'. The 63-year-old neurosurgeon - who is believed to be preparing for a Republican presidential nomination next year - allegedly made the comments while watching the address with his chief advisor Armstrong Williams. Williams had remarked that Obama looked 'elegant' on the night. To which Carson replied: 'Like most psychopaths. That's why they're successful. That's the way they look. They all look great.' Scroll down for video . Ben Carson (left) called Obama a well-dressed 'psychopath' as he gave the State of the Union address . Carson's comments were reported by GQ in an article which added that 'casually branding the president a psychopath is exactly the sort of talk that strikes a chord‚îand just the thing that has made Carson a sensation in the GOP.' Later in the conversation, Carson had apparently exclaimed that Obama sold Americans 'a lie'. He reportedly said: 'He's trying to sell what he thinks is not true! He's sitting there saying, 'These Americans are so stupid I can tell them anything.'' And it's not the first time Carson has courted controversy with his critical comments of the president since he entered politics two years ago. After Carson's advisor said the President (pictured) looked 'elegant' delivering the address, Carson reportedly responded: 'Like most psychopaths. That's why they're successful' He has previously said that Obamacare is 'the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery'. Earlier this month, he argued that homosexuality is a choice because some people enter prison straight and leave gay. And last month, Carson told the Conservative Political Action Conference near Washington, D.C. that the Democrats now see African-Americans' support as an entitlement and choose to 'keep them suppressed and cultivate their votes.' Born in inner-city Detroit, Carson overcame his circumstances to become a surgeon. He became famous as the first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins joined at the head. In recent years, his focus has been on politics - and he is known for being an outspoken conservative Republican. | [
"As he watched President Obama deliver his sixth State of the Union address, Dr Ben Carson reportedly called him 'a psychopath'. The 63-year-old neurosurgeon - who is believed to be preparing for a Republican presidential nomination next year - allegedly made the comments while watching the address with his chief a... | Dr Ben Carson, a potential Republican presidential candidate, was reportedly watching President Barack Obama's State of the Union address when he described the president as a "psychopath" and accused him of selling Americans "a lie." Carson, a renowned neurosurgeon, has previously criticized Obama for his stance on healthcare reform and homosexuality. |
3K3R2QNK8D53W0X7L2L7Y272V04U9B | 3e6653f0234c264a91789221215be8191ab515f1 | He is known for being meticulous in his preparations for major tennis tournaments. But when it comes to the biggest event in his life, Andy Murray is happy to take a back seat. The 2013 Wimbledon champion and Olympic gold medalist has revealed he has left the vast majority of planning next week's wedding to his fiance, Kim Sears. Scroll down for video . Murray will marry long-term girlfriend Kim Sears at Dunblane Cathedral next week - he is pictured as best man at brother Jamie's wedding to Alejandra Gutierrez at the Cromlix House Hotel in 2010 . Murray was presented with a cake to mark his 500th ATP Tour victory cake in Miami this week - for his wedding he has said he was involved in the cake tasting, but has left the majority to his fiancee . Miss Sears, 27, pictured in Miami, has been been entrusted with planning the pair's wedding next week . Murray and Miss Sears, both 27, will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral next week, and the tennis star has admitted he 'couldn't care less' about the finer details of the day saying 'I try to stay out of all that sort of stuff'. However Murray, a self-confessed foodie, will have some input for the wedding as he has chosen the menu based on a series of food tasting sessions. In an American interview, the 2012 US Open winner, said: 'I think in a lot of cases it's just better to let the woman have it how she would like. 'In terms of flowers and colour schemes and those sorts of things, I couldn't really care less about that, to be honest. 'The only thing I wanted to do was to be involved with the food. Because I like my food - I like good food. 'I went along and did the food tasting, and I also did the cake tasting as well. So that would be the thing that I would say I have been most involved in.' He added: 'The music is something we chat about together as well.' Miss Sears is in charge of colours schemes and flowers as Murray admits 'he couldn't care less about that' The 27-year-old has been a permanent fixture at the court side since she and Murray started dating in 2005 . Sussex-born Miss Sears, who is the daughter of former Lawn Tennis Association head of women's tennis Nigel Sears, met Murray at the US Open in 2005 . The couple have dated since they met in 2005 . Murray and Miss Sears, who have been together for a decade, will wed at the 1000-year old Dunblane Cathedral and not, as anticipated, in the tiny chapel at his Cromlix House Hotel, near the Perthshire town where he grew up. The 12th century cathedral is much larger than the chapel in the grounds of Cromlix, which seats only 28. Murray purchased the 15-bedroom country home for £1.8m in 2013. Thousands are expected to line the streets of Dunblane on the day to celebrate the wedding of their most famous son. Murray attended the primary school in 1996 when gunman Thomas Hamilton killed sixteen children and one teacher in the Dunblane massacre. Murray's uncle Niall Erskine said: 'I'm sure it will be a popular decision, as he's had so much support from the people of Dunblane in the past. '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's minister, the Rev Colin Renwick, added: '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.' Tom Casey, chair of Discover Dunblane, the organisation which represents the town's traders, said the couple would be 'Dunblane's royalty'. He said: 'A number of shops will be doing individual things to mark the event as they normally do when Andy is playing tennis. 'As a town, we are going to put up some bunting and wedding bows along the high street and decorate the shops with messages. 'Of course we will be making extra efforts to celebrate the wedding of Dunblane's most famous son of modern sense. He is our royalty. 'But it is also important we respect the family's wishes.' Next week's ceremony will take place at the 12th century Dunblane Cathedral (pictured) The reception will then be at Cromlix House (pictured), the five-star 15-bedroom country hotel Murray bought for £1.8million two years ago . The couple announced their engagement in November last year. Breaking with tradition, Murray will have three best men at his wedding, his brother Jamie, close friend and tennis player Ross Hutchins (who recovered from cancer to return to tennis) and former training partner Carlos Mier. It is believed Miss Sears will have four bridesmaids. Murray said: 'The thing for me is it's double standards in a way with the guys and girls because Kim has four bridesmaids and I was saying well, "why is that fine for you?" 'Imagine you had to pick one of your four best friends which you've had since you were at school. it's very difficult to chose one. 'She was like, "Come on, come on, pick one". I said, "No, it's difficult, so I think I'm going to have two for sure possibly a third if he can come'." Murray has previously played best man at Jamie's wedding when he married Alejandra Gutierrez at Cromlix House in 2010, and when Ross Hutchins tied the knot with Lindsay Wood last year. The tennis star roars in celebration after defeating Tomas Berdych in the Miami Open semi final yesterday . In previous interviews on the subject, Murray has said he is not fazed by the prospect of marriage. 'Kim and I had spoken about getting married a lot for the past couple of years but, if you go back a couple of years, we were still only 25. 'We've been together since we were 18. Because we were so young when we started - and we do spend a lot of time apart - it just felt like the right time for both of us.' Sussex-born Miss Sears, who is the daughter of former Lawn Tennis Association head of women's tennis Nigel Sears, met Murray at the US Open in 2005. She was once described by future mother-in-law Judy Murray as 'the best thing to happen to Andy'. They split briefly in 2009, before rekindling their relationship. The couple live in Surrey with their two Border terriers, Maggie and Rusty. Back on the court, Murray will face world number one Novak Djokovic in the final of the Miami Open tomorrow. Third seed Murray beat Czech eighth seed Tomas Berdych 6-4 6-4 yesterday to reach the final for a fourth time. | 61 | 115 | match, murray, won, title, round, open, win, final, set, champion, | family, wife, daughter, husband, couple, pictured, friends, left, brother, friend, | final match, win the title, this year's champion, won the final round | family and friends, husband and wife, the couple's daughter, the two brothers | This topic is about a final match to determine which team will win the final round, winning the title to become this year‚Äôs champion. | This topic is about family and friends, and a husband and wife, the couple‚Äôs daughter has two brothers. | Andy Murray to play world number one Novak Djokovic in the final match. Andy Murry who is world number three has won the US open in 2012. This year champion will be decided after tomorrow's final game between third seeded Murry and number one Djokovic. | Murray will have three best man for his weeding which includes his friends and his brother from his family. The two brother are going to be best man for each other in their weeding since Murray was best man for his brother's wedding in 2010 and his brother Jamie is going to be his best man. The couples live in surrey with their two border terrier. | 7 | He is known for being meticulous in his preparations for major tennis tournaments. But when it comes to the biggest event in his life, Andy Murray is happy to take a back seat. The 2013 Wimbledon champion and Olympic gold medalist has revealed he has left the vast majority of planning next week's wedding to his fiance, Kim Sears. Scroll down for video . Murray will marry long-term girlfriend Kim Sears at Dunblane Cathedral next week - he is pictured as best man at brother Jamie's wedding to Alejandra Gutierrez at the Cromlix House Hotel in 2010 . Murray was presented with a cake to mark his 500th ATP Tour victory cake in Miami this week - for his wedding he has said he was involved in the cake tasting, but has left the majority to his fiancee . Miss Sears, 27, pictured in Miami, has been been entrusted with planning the pair's wedding next week . Murray and Miss Sears, both 27, will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral next week, and the tennis star has admitted he 'couldn't care less' about the finer details of the day saying 'I try to stay out of all that sort of stuff'. However Murray, a self-confessed foodie, will have some input for the wedding as he has chosen the menu based on a series of food tasting sessions. In an American interview, the 2012 US Open winner, said: 'I think in a lot of cases it's just better to let the woman have it how she would pick one". I said, "No, it's difficult, so I think I'm going to have two for sure possibly a third if he can come'." Murray has previously played best man at Jamie's wedding when he married Alejandra Gutierrez at Cromlix House in 2010, and when Ross Hutchins tied the knot with Lindsay Wood last year. The tennis star roars in celebration after defeating Tomas Berdych in the Miami Open semi final yesterday . In previous interviews on the subject, Murray has said he is not fazed by the prospect of marriage. 'Kim and I had spoken about getting married a lot for the past couple of years but, if you go back a couple of years, we were still only 25. 'We've been together since we were 18. reach the final for a fourth time. | [
"cake tasting, but has left the majority to his fiancee . Miss Sears, 27, pictured in Miami, has been been entrusted with planning the pair's wedding next week . Murray and Miss Sears, both 27, will tie the knot at Dunblane Cathedral next week, and the tennis star has admitted he 'couldn't care less' about the fine... | Tennis player Andy Murray will marry Kim Sears next week. He has left most of the wedding planning to her. He did choose the menu based on food tastings. |
31LM9EDVONUF7MQ7AD0Y91TBLDVNJP | ed614fa8a68cc8d7517134d1b05f779ed7f94731 | The 1,000 mile Iditarod dog sled race - widely considered the toughest contest on earth - has come to an end, with a 28-year-old musher claiming victory for the third time in the last four years. Dallas Seavey managed to beat his 55-year-old father to the finish line in Nome, Alaska, early Wednesday morning with a time of eight days, 18 hours, 13 minutes and six seconds - five hours slower than his record-setting performance last year. In reward for his win, the married father-of-one scored a check for $70,000 and a brand new Dodge SUV valued at $40,000. During the race, Seavey's dogs traveled an average of 7.6mph in temperatures as low as 50 below zero. Apparently the musher had frost in his beard when he pulled up to the finish line, with a windburned face to match. Iditarod winner: Dallas Seavey beat his 55-year-old father to the finish line in Nome, Alaska, early Wednesday morning with a time of eight days, 18 hours, 13 minutes and six seconds . Zapped by the cold: Apparently the musher had frost in his beard when he pulled up to the finish line, with a windburned face to match . An exhausted Seavey, who also won the Iditarod in 2012 and 2014, petted and hugged his dogs after their victory. 'It takes a whole team to get any of us here,' he told reporters at a finish line ceremony, which was broadcast and live-streamed. Later, he hoisted two of his dogs onto his lap and officials draped the animals with garlands of yellow flowers. 'As long as you take care of the dog team (and) make good decisions, good things will happen. Wins are a result of doing what we love,' Seavey said, adding that he tried to keep the race fun. He said he and his father, Mitch Seavey, who won titles in 2013 and 2004, encouraged each other along the way. The elder Seavey was in second place. Coming up with the goods: In reward for his win, the married father-of-one scored a check for $70,000 and a brand new Dodge Ram truck valued at $40,000 . Team effort: The younger Seavey said he and his father, Mitch (pictured above), who won titles in 2013 and 2004, encouraged each other along the way . Pit stop: Seavey tends to his lead dogs shortly after arriving at the Koyuk, Alaska, checkpoint during the Iditarod race on Monday, March 16 . Dallas Seavey increasingly put distance between himself and the rest of the field during the latter part of the race. He held a 25-mile advantage early Tuesday - a far cry from how he won the race last year. He was running third in the 2014 Iditarod when a freak snowstorm blew the leaders out of the race, and Seavey didn't know he had won the race until a cameraman broke the news to him. The winner's purse increased this year, and the top prize was $19,600 more than what he pocketed for last year's race. 'I'm pretty tired right about now - it's been a tough race,' he said. 'The cold zaps you. The dogs, they're very lively, but it takes a lot of effort to keep them well-fed, keep them rocking and rolling. This is a hard dog team to keep up with.' Aaron Burmeister was running in third place, while Jessie Royer and Aliy Zirkle were battling for fourth. Royer and Zirkle each had attempted to become the first woman to win the race since the late Susan Butcher won her fourth title in 1990. Poor weather south of the Alaska Range this year forced the official start farther north to Fairbanks, on the northern side of the mountains. Not much snow fell south of the range, and officials said the conditions in the normally treacherous Dalzell Gorge were made even more dangerous by a lack of snow. That's the location where many mushers crashed their sleds in 2014, causing many to scratch. Dinner is served: Seavey makes food for his dogs - the canines burn thousands of calories a day on the race . Close shave: Dallas Seavey looks back at Aaron Burmeister, whom he had just passed, as they head into the Koyuk, Alaska, checkpoint . Other comptetitors: Aaron Burmeister was running in third place (pictured), while Jessie Royer and Aliy Zirkle were battling for fourth . A new race route also was created, with much of it run on river ice. The new route allowed new communities to serve as checkpoints, including the Athabascan community of Huslia, famed for its sprint sled dog races. The ceremonial start in Anchorage went on as planned on March 7. Snow had to be trucked in so mushers could navigate paved streets, but there was little snow elsewhere in the city. The snow brought in for the race barely lasted the few hours it was needed because of temperatures nearing 40 degrees and rain. A total of 78 mushers began the race March 9 in Fairbanks. Eight scratched, and one was disqualified. Two dogs have died in this year's race, including one that was hit by a car after getting loose during the ceremonial start. The other dog that died was on the team of four-time champion Lance Mackey. | 61 | 101 | match, murray, won, title, round, open, win, final, set, champion, | crown, grand, race, hamilton, team, track, formula, collision, ferrari, adelaide, | final match, win the title, this year's champion, won the final round | formula 1 race, ferrari team, collision during the race, hamilton's team, grand prix, race track | This topic is about a final match to determine which team will win the final round, winning the title to become this year’s champion. | This topic is about Formula 1 racing, the Grand Prix on the race track, Hamilton’s team and the Ferrari team, and collisions during a race. | Dallas Seavey won his 3rd Iditarod race in the last 4 years. He is this years champion and winner of $70,000 and a new Dodge truck. He credited his dogs as being part of the team effort as they beat his two-time winning father. | The Grand Prix of the north, otherwise know as the Idatarod dog sled race, was won by Dalles Seavey, Instead of a Ferrari team as in a formula 1 race, he did it in subzero temperatures with a loyal team of dogs. This year, lack of snowfall led the organizers to create a new race track, much of it over ice. | 8 | The 1,000 mile Iditarod dog sled race - widely considered the toughest contest on earth - has come to an end, with a 28-year-old musher claiming victory for the third time in the last four years. Dallas Seavey managed to beat his 55-year-old father to the finish line in Nome, Alaska, early Wednesday morning with a time of eight days, 18 hours, 13 minutes and six seconds - five hours slower than his record-setting performance last year. In reward for his win, the married father-of-one scored a check for $70,000 and a brand new Dodge SUV valued at $40,000. During the race, Seavey's dogs traveled an average of 7.6mph in temperatures as low as 50 below zero. Apparently the musher had frost in his beard when he pulled up to the finish line, with a windburned face to match. Iditarod winner: Dallas Seavey beat his 55-year-old father to the finish line in Nome, Alaska, early Wednesday morning with a time of eight days, 18 hours, 13 minutes and six seconds . Zapped by the cold: Apparently the musher had frost in his beard when he pulled up to the finish line, with a windburned face to match . An exhausted Seavey, who also won the Iditarod in 2012 and 2014, petted and hugged his dogs after their victory. 'It takes a whole team to get any of us here,' he told reporters at a finish line ceremony, which was broadcast and live-streamed. Later, he hoisted two of his dogs onto his lap and officials draped the animals with garlands of yellow flowers. 'As long as you take care of the dog team (and) make good decisions, good things will happen. Wins are a result of doing what we love,' Seavey said, adding that he tried to keep the race fun. He said he and his father, Mitch Seavey, who won titles in 2013 and 2004, encouraged each other along the way. The elder Seavey was in second place. Coming up with the goods: In reward for his win, the married father-of-one scored a check for $70,000 and a brand new Dodge Ram truck valued at $40,000 . Team effort: The younger Seavey said he and his father, Mitch (pictured above), who won titles in 2013 and 2004, encouraged each other along the way . it's been a tough race,' he said. 'The cold zaps you. The dogs, they're very lively, but it takes a lot of effort to keep them well-fed, keep them rocking and rolling. This is a hard dog team to keep up with.' Aaron Burmeister was running in third place, while Jessie Royer and Aliy Zirkle were battling for fourth. Royer and Zirkle each had attempted to become the first woman to win the race since the late Susan Butcher won her fourth title in 1990. Poor weather south of the Alaska Range this year forced the official start farther north to Fairbanks, on the northern side of the mountains. Not much snow fell south of the range, and officials said the conditions in the normally treacherous Dalzell Gorge | [
"animals with garlands of yellow flowers. 'As long as you take care of the dog team (and) make good decisions, good things will happen. Wins are a result of doing what we love,' Seavey said, adding that he tried to keep the race fun. He said he and his father, Mitch Seavey, who won titles in 2013 and 2004, encourag... | Dallas Seavey wins the Iditarod dog sled race for the third time in four years, beating his father to the finish line in Nome, Alaska.
Answer: Murray won the Open title in the final round. |
3SLE99ER0PF36S6EP9YB60H7LHQBZT | 32076aaf737489b6781356ecf471d53e21677c09 | Obesity risk: Sugary dishes are being promoted by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative . Dishes that contain 'shocking' amounts of sugar are being promoted as healthy eating options by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative. Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England to help address the country's obesity crisis, is promoting dishes on its website with up to 29g of sugar per serving ‚ about seven teaspoons' worth. Its Apricot Bread Pudding has slightly more sugar than a Snickers bar, which has 27g. A Banana and Apricot Bagel, promoted as a breakfast, has more sugar than a bowl of Frosties ‚ a cereal so sugary Labour's health spokesman Andy Burnham once said he would consider banning it. Two other dishes, Banana and Sultana Bread and Butter Pudding, and Banana Muffins, contain 25g per serving. Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra, of campaign group Action On Sugar, said he found the advice 'disturbing' and that Change4Life was 'legitimising unhealthy foods'. He added: 'One has to seriously ask whether Change4Life is fit for purpose when it's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar.' Dr Alison Tedstone, chief nutritionist at Public Health England, said: 'The majority of these recipes are fruit-based. 'Fruit naturally contains sugar ‚ but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of. Fruit is a healthier choice.' But Dr Malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities, particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes. Sugary: Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England, has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of Frosties . | 89 | 48 | weight, pounds, fat, diet, body, sugar, healthy, lose, lost, loss, | food, restaurant, eat, eating, babies, meal, drinks, fruit, breakfast, chicken, | weight loss, lost weight following a diet, body fat, blood sugar levels, healthy diet, lose a few pounds of weight | eating food at a restaurant, a healthy meal, ordering something to drink, serving breakfast, fruits are a healthy food, eating chicken | This topic is about weight loss and following a healthy diet in order to regulate body fat and blood sugar levels and lose a few pounds of weight following a diet. | This topic is about eating food at a restaurant, ordering something to drink and serving breakfast, as well as eating chicken, and fruits which are a healthy food. | The Government is supporting a program to persuade its citizens to lose weight. It has created a website to promote what it believes to be healthy options, but sugary dishes with up to 29g of sugar per serving are being promoted possibly because they are fruit-based. | The Government and its Change4Life program is promoting eating fruit. Some specialists advocate for the healthiness in fruit, but not the added sugar. It also advocates for such breakfast food as Frosties and Banana Muffins. | 9 | Obesity risk: Sugary dishes are being promoted by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative . Dishes that contain 'shocking' amounts of sugar are being promoted as healthy eating options by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative. Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England to help address the country's obesity crisis, is promoting dishes on its website with up to 29g of sugar per serving ‚ about seven teaspoons' worth. Its Apricot Bread Pudding has slightly more sugar than a Snickers bar, which has 27g. A Banana and Apricot Bagel, promoted as a breakfast, has more sugar than a bowl of Frosties ‚ a cereal so sugary Labour's health spokesman Andy Burnham once said he would consider banning it. Two other dishes, Banana and Sultana Bread and Butter Pudding, and Banana Muffins, contain 25g per serving. Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra, of campaign group Action On Sugar, said he found the advice 'disturbing' and that Change4Life was 'legitimising unhealthy foods'. He added: 'One has to seriously ask whether Change4Life is fit for purpose when it's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar.' Dr Alison Tedstone, chief nutritionist at Public Health England, said: 'The majority of these recipes are fruit-based. 'Fruit naturally contains sugar ‚ but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of. Fruit is a healthier choice.' But Dr Malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities, particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes. Sugary: Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England, has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of Frosties . | [
"Obesity risk: Sugary dishes are being promoted by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative . Dishes that contain 'shocking' amounts of sugar are being promoted as healthy eating options by the Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative. Change4Life, which is being run by Public Health England to help a... | The Government's flagship anti-obesity initiative, Change4Life, is promoting dishes on its website with high sugar content. Some dishes have up to 29g of sugar per serving, which is equivalent to seven teaspoons. This contradicts the aim of the initiative, which is to address the country's obesity crisis. |
3YOH7BII0B9NQB5YUPM1KXN1L4CKVE | f0e6f80b06311cd9cb091fb7d71eaa12a4ed80c3 | Sidonie, a well known band from Catalonia, created a rather tongue-in-cheek song during a recent Ryanair flight to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. The group, who posted the performance video to Facebook and Youtube, explained that they composed the tune after experiencing a 'lack of respect shown by Ryanair flight attendants.' In the video, the band's lead singer strums a ukulele as the group serenades passengers on board - despite Ryanair's scathing review of the sarcastic ditty. A well-known Spanish band from Catalonia, called Sidonie, sang an impromptu song aboard a Ryanair flight . While en route to Santiago, the band grew impatient with the alleged 'lack of respect' from flight attendants . Although sung in their native tongue, the lyrics read: 'Ryanair, how we like Ryanair, and its flight attendants, they could not be nicer'. Clearly meant to be ironic, some passengers even join in and sing or clap along as the band repeats the chorus during their impromptu performance. Explaining the motivation behind their hilarious video, the band wrote online: 'After receiving, repeatedly, the habitual lack of respect shown by flight attendants on the Ryanair route to Santiago, we were moved to compose and perform a song dedicated to them and their irritable airline.' Ryanair, however, wasn't as impressed with the band's performance. Robin Kiely, a spokesperson for the airline told MailOnline Travel: 'Sidonie? More like sit down mate. 'The lyrics are average, the vocals out of tune, the ukulele playing leaves a lot to be desired and there isn't one trumpet.' Taking matters into their own hands, the group composed and performed a tongue-in-cheek tune . As they paraded up and down the aisle of the plane, some passengers even began to sing along with the lyrics . The band also posted the video to Facebook, adding that the song was dedicated to the 'irritable airline' 'We much prefer our new on-time landing music, which will be heard on over 90 per cent of our flights this year, as we carry 100 million customers,' Kiely added. Ryanair is famous for complaints about its customer service and surcharges, and it has recently launched a marketing campaign and measures such as allocated seating to win over passengers. Since being posted on March 27, the video has been viewed over 24,000 times on YouTube and has been liked over 12,000 times on Facebook. MailOnline Travel has contacted Sidonie for comment about the video. | 227 | 163 | music, singer, song, band, bruce, pop, fans, album, songs, sound, | airport, passengers, flight, travel, airlines, passenger, flights, airline, international, transport, | pop songs, music fans rejoice, a singer and songwriter, first track on the new album, had a sound check, sing along with prerecorded track | travel via air, passengers on that flight, airlines offering flexible changes, world's busiest airport, international transport, flights were being handled by different air traffic controllers | This topic is about pop songs, music fans rejoice, a singer and songwriter, the first track on the new album, doing a sound check, and singing along with a prerecorded track. | This topic is about traveling via air, passengers on a flight, airlines offering flexible changes, the world's busiest airport, international transport, and flights being handled by different air traffic controllers. | After experiencing some terrible customer service on an airline, a band wrote a sarcastic song about the experience. It became a hit, notably among other passengers on that airline. However, not everyone is impressed with their musical talent and lyrics. | Ryanair is well-known for upsetting its passengers. Its flight attendants are known to be rude and its surcharges are ill-received. It is launching a marketing campaign to revamp its image. | 10 | Sidonie, a well known band from Catalonia, created a rather tongue-in-cheek song during a recent Ryanair flight to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. The group, who posted the performance video to Facebook and Youtube, explained that they composed the tune after experiencing a 'lack of respect shown by Ryanair flight attendants.' In the video, the band's lead singer strums a ukulele as the group serenades passengers on board - despite Ryanair's scathing review of the sarcastic ditty. A well-known Spanish band from Catalonia, called Sidonie, sang an impromptu song aboard a Ryanair flight . While en route to Santiago, the band grew impatient with the alleged 'lack of respect' from flight attendants . Although sung in their native tongue, the lyrics read: 'Ryanair, how we like Ryanair, and its flight attendants, they could not be nicer'. Clearly meant to be ironic, some passengers even join in and sing or clap along as the band repeats the chorus during their impromptu performance. Explaining the motivation behind their hilarious video, the band wrote online: 'After receiving, repeatedly, the habitual lack of respect shown by flight attendants on the Ryanair route to Santiago, we were moved to compose and perform a song dedicated to them and their irritable airline.' Ryanair, however, wasn't as impressed with the band's performance. Robin Kiely, a spokesperson for the airline told MailOnline Travel: 'Sidonie? More like sit down mate. 'The lyrics are average, the vocals out of tune, the ukulele playing leaves a lot to be desired and there isn't one trumpet.' Taking matters into their own hands, the group composed and performed a tongue-in-cheek tune . As they paraded up and down the aisle of the plane, some passengers even began to sing along with the lyrics . The band also posted the video to Facebook, adding that the song was dedicated to the 'irritable airline' 'We much prefer our new on-time landing music, which will be heard on over 90 per cent of our flights this year, as we carry 100 million customers,' Kiely added. Ryanair is famous for complaints about its customer service and surcharges, and it has recently launched a marketing campaign and measures such as allocated seating to win over passengers. Since being posted on March 27, the video has been viewed over 24,000 times on YouTube and has been liked over 12,000 times on Facebook. MailOnline Travel has contacted Sidonie for comment about the video. | [
"Sidonie, a well known band from Catalonia, created a rather tongue-in-cheek song during a recent Ryanair flight to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. The group, who posted the performance video to Facebook and Youtube, explained that they composed the tune after experiencing a 'lack of respect shown by Ryan... | Sidonie, a popular band from Catalonia, sang a humorous song on a Ryanair flight to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. They did so because of what they perceived as a lack of respect from the flight attendants. The band sang the song while walking up and down the aisles of the plane, and some passengers joined in. The lyrics of the song were written in their native language but translated to English say: 'Ryanair, how we like Ryanair, and its flight attendants, they could not be nicer'. However, Ryanair didn't seem to appreciate the gesture, with a spokesperson saying the lyrics were average, the vocals out of tune, the ukulele playing left a lot to be desired, and there wasn't one trumpet. |
3VP0C6EFSIYX19Q0ETR9NIZ6UCU6ML | ae4958ccfa41da7d3550e54618adbf99c17b94d9 | A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service. The woman, named only as Ms Zhao, lives in a house bursting with frozen dishes and snacks. Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last week of his annual holiday making all sorts of stir-fried dishes as well as about 1,000 dumplings as a way to show his love to his wife, according to thePeople's Daily Online. Treasure chest: Ms Zhao has enough food to last for a year prepared by her husband . Feast: The husband, Yin Yunfeng, spent a week cooking all sorts of stir-fried dishes . All-you-can-eat: He also made about 1,000 dumplings before returning to his regiment in Tibet . The devoted husband is worried that his wife would be eating instant noodles all the time so he cooked different types of dishes and put them into small foam containers to be frozen. Ms Shao said she is extremely busy with work and only has fresh meals when her husband is home. But now all she needs to do is to reheat the food in the microwave. Mr Yin is stationed in a regiment in Tibet and only gets to go home - which is some 2,700 kilometres away in southern China - once a year. 'Although I mentally prepared myself for this life when I married him, I had no idea it would be so tough,' sais Ms Zhao. 'At the end of every holiday I would be devastated and would cry all day but I will continue to support him in his career and look after this family.' She added: 'The food he prepared is enough for me for one year and every time I think of this my heart is warm.' In addition to meals, Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house as daily surprises to his wife. Well-arranged: The husband also separated all dishes into small foam containers to be frozen . Secret: Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house . Note of love: Yin left his wife a note saying he hoped he would be home when she finishes the food and snacks . Every day, he texts her the clues to find these snacks. 'Today you have been studying very hard and I have a reward for you. Behind the sofa on the right there is a gap and I have left you a packet of raisins,' reads one of the messages. The snacks include chips, pumpkin seeds, chewing gum, biscuits, beef jerky and instant noodles. Yin said he hoped he would be home by the time his wife finishes the food and snacks. | 115 | 48 | family, wife, daughter, husband, couple, pictured, friends, left, brother, friend, | food, restaurant, eat, eating, babies, meal, drinks, fruit, breakfast, chicken, | family and friends, husband and wife, the couple's daughter, the two brothers | eating food at a restaurant, a healthy meal, ordering something to drink, serving breakfast, fruits are a healthy food, eating chicken | This topic is about family and friends, and a husband and wife, the couple’s daughter has two brothers. | This topic is about eating food at a restaurant, ordering something to drink and serving breakfast, as well as eating chicken, and fruits which are a healthy food. | A husband and soldier cooked his wife enough food to last a year before returning to his regiment in Tibet. The wife, Ms. Zhao has been dubbed the luckiest wife in China. The husband and wife are separated by 2700 km, and this is very hard on Ms. Zhao. | Mr. Yin made 1000 dumplings for Ms. Zhao his wife, before going back to his military service. A large amount of snacks were hidden throughout the house, and every day, he texts her clues on where to find these foods. The snacks include chips, pumpkin seeds, chewing gum, biscuits, beef jerky and instant noodles. | 11 | A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service. The woman, named only as Ms Zhao, lives in a house bursting with frozen dishes and snacks. Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last week of his annual holiday making all sorts of stir-fried dishes as well as about 1,000 dumplings as a way to show his love to his wife, according to thePeople's Daily Online. Treasure chest: Ms Zhao has enough food to last for a year prepared by her husband . Feast: The husband, Yin Yunfeng, spent a week cooking all sorts of stir-fried dishes . All-you-can-eat: He also made about 1,000 dumplings before returning to his regiment in Tibet . The devoted husband is worried that his wife would be eating instant noodles all the time so he cooked different types of dishes and put them into small foam containers to be frozen. Ms Shao said she is extremely busy with work and only has fresh meals when her husband is home. But now all she needs to do is to reheat the food in the microwave. Mr Yin is stationed in a regiment in Tibet and only gets to go home - which is some 2,700 kilometres away in southern China - once a year. 'Although I mentally prepared myself for this life when I married him, I had no idea it would be so tough,' sais Ms Zhao. 'At the end of every holiday I would be devastated and would cry all day but I will continue to support him in his career and look after this family.' She added: 'The food he prepared is enough for me for one year and every time I think of this my heart is warm.' In addition to meals, Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house as daily surprises to his wife. Well-arranged: The husband also separated all dishes into small foam containers to be frozen . Secret: Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house . Note of love: Yin left his wife a note saying he hoped he would be home when she finishes the food and snacks . Every day, he texts her the clues to find these snacks. 'Today you have been studying very hard and I have a reward for you. Behind the sofa on the right there is a gap and I have left you a packet of raisins,' reads one of the messages. The snacks include chips, pumpkin seeds, chewing gum, biscuits, beef jerky and instant noodles. Yin said he hoped he would be home by the time his wife finishes the food and snacks. | [
"A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service. The woman, named only as Ms Zhao, lives in a house bursting with frozen dishes and snacks. Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last... | A Chinese high school teacher's soldier husband spent his last week of leave cooking over 1,000 dumplings and various stir fried dishes to last his wife a year while he was away at his regiment in Tibet. |
3XM0HYN6NM17ZRGSCR2ZGALEFQNPE0 | 3872b5e3debfc83e40e8779a5df6fffda22e24d2 | An infant's parents have been charged after police say they couldn't agree who would take care of their three-month-old over the weekend and the father left her at a McDonald's in Ohio. Twenty-two-year-old Rachel Jaajaa and 29-year-old Aaron Tate's daughter was found on Friday night at a McDonald's in Elyria when a patron called 911 after seeing the baby was left alone. They were both arrested Monday and charged with child endangering. Aaron Tate, 29, is accused to leaving his daughter alone on the floor of a McDonald's and then driving away . Police say Rachel Jaajaa, 22, refused to take her daughter because it was the father's 'turn to have the baby' They were both charged with child endangering after a patron from the McDonald's in Elyria, Ohio, called 911 . Police say Jaajaa was leaving McDonald's after her shift ended on Friday around 8pm and found Tate in the parking lot with the infant. Another employee told police Jaajaa refused to take the baby because it was the father's 'turn to have the baby' and she had plans, Fox 8 reported. They say Tate then left the child in McDonald's and drove off, prompting the 911 call to police. An officer later found the parents arguing in front of a Burger King. Jaajaa's sister is now caring for the baby. Tate declined to comment on the charges. Jaajaa didn't return phone calls seeking comment. | 115 | 200 | family, wife, daughter, husband, couple, pictured, friends, left, brother, friend, | children, child, parents, birth, born, kids, families, mother, family, care, | family and friends, husband and wife, the couple's daughter, the two brothers | children and parents, families with children, having kids, giving birth, she became a mother, baby was born | This topic is about family and friends, and a husband and wife, the couple’s daughter has two brothers. | This topic is about having kids, becoming a mother, giving birth, children and their parents, and families with children when a baby is born. | A couple has been charged with child endangerment. The father left his infant daughter alone in a fast-food restaurant and the mother refused to take over the responsibility of looking after her. The baby's maternal aunt is now looking after the child. | A tiny baby girl is certainly unlucky when it comes to her parents. Both of them were quite willing to abandon her and have been charged accordingly for child endangerment. Fortunately, she appears to have a sensible aunt to look after her. | 12 | An infant's parents have been charged after police say they couldn't agree who would take care of their three-month-old over the weekend and the father left her at a McDonald's in Ohio. Twenty-two-year-old Rachel Jaajaa and 29-year-old Aaron Tate's daughter was found on Friday night at a McDonald's in Elyria when a patron called 911 after seeing the baby was left alone. They were both arrested Monday and charged with child endangering. Aaron Tate, 29, is accused to leaving his daughter alone on the floor of a McDonald's and then driving away . Police say Rachel Jaajaa, 22, refused to take her daughter because it was the father's 'turn to have the baby' They were both charged with child endangering after a patron from the McDonald's in Elyria, Ohio, called 911 . Police say Jaajaa was leaving McDonald's after her shift ended on Friday around 8pm and found Tate in the parking lot with the infant. Another employee told police Jaajaa refused to take the baby because it was the father's 'turn to have the baby' and she had plans, Fox 8 reported. They say Tate then left the child in McDonald's and drove off, prompting the 911 call to police. An officer later found the parents arguing in front of a Burger King. Jaajaa's sister is now caring for the baby. Tate declined to comment on the charges. Jaajaa didn't return phone calls seeking comment. | [
"An infant's parents have been charged after police say they couldn't agree who would take care of their three-month-old over the weekend and the father left her at a McDonald's in Ohio. Twenty-two-year-old Rachel Jaajaa and 29-year-old Aaron Tate's daughter was found on Friday night at a McDonald's in Elyria when ... | The parents of an infant have been charged with child endangerment after the father allegedly left the baby at a McDonald's in Ohio. The mother, Rachel Jaajaa, worked at the restaurant and found the father, Aaron Tate, in the parking lot with the infant on Friday evening. She refused to take the baby because it was the father's turn to care for her, according to police. Tate then left the child inside the restaurant and drove away. A patron called 911 after finding the baby alone. Jaajaa's sister is now taking care of the child. Both parents have been charged with child endangering, but Tate declined to comment and Jaajaa did not return calls seeking comment. |
3300DTYQT4JSZ3H7C4HOGFBOJADQE7 | f20f64aaf3f8871cf53836bb8667c9aff42af303 | Roy Keane, Republic of Ireland assistant manager, pictured during a Euro 2016 qualifier on March 29 . Former Manchester United footballer Roy Keane will stand trial over an alleged road-rage incident with a taxi driver. The 43-year-old has denied committing a public order offence after it was claimed he behaved aggressively towards driver Fateh Kerar, 44, near traffic lights in Altrincham, Cheshire. He did not attend a brief hearing at Trafford Magistrates' Court today but a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf by his lawyer following the incident on January 30. He is accused of causing harassment, alarm or distress to Altrincham-based Mr Kerar - a Section 4A Public Order offence. The court heard the prosecution will call two witnesses - understood to be Mr Kerar and a taxi passenger - while the defence will call Keane and an additional witness. No CCTV of the incident was captured, the court also heard. Keane will face trial at Manchester Magistrates' Court on June 19. Keane, from Hale, Cheshire, enjoyed a trophy-laden career at Old Trafford and also played for Nottingham Forest and Celtic. He won seven Premier League titles, as well as four FA Cups and one Champions League. The TV football pundit managed Sunderland and Ipswich Town and was assistant boss at Aston Villa before he quit to concentrate on a similar role he holds with the Republic of Ireland's national team. Successful: Keane, from Hale, Cheshire, enjoyed a trophy-laden career with Manchester United - winning seven league titles. He is pictured above (left) with Paul Dickov (right) of Leicester City in September 2003 . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article. | 195 | 152 | court, trial, guilty, prison, heard, case, jury, murder, judge, sentence, | united, manchester, liverpool, chelsea, league, premier, city, manager, ferguson, striker, | found guilty in the trial before a judicial panel, opening a criminal trial against him, could face jail time, received a fine and a suspended prison sentence | Manchester United's manager, Premier League, the striker for the team, Liverpool versus Chelsea | This topic is about a person found guilty in the trial before a judicial panel, opening a criminal trial against him, a person potentially facing jail time, receiving a fine, and a suspended prison sentence. | This topic is about Manchester United's manager, Premier League, the striker for the team, and Liverpool versus Chelsea. | Roy Keane is charged with an alleged road rage accident. He has denied the charges, and no video of the incident was captured. However, there are witnesses to the event and both sides will be heard in court. | Roy Keane is the assistant manager of the Republic of Ireland. He won seven Premier League titles as well as a number of other trophies. He has been very effective in his career. | 13 | Roy Keane, Republic of Ireland assistant manager, pictured during a Euro 2016 qualifier on March 29 . Former Manchester United footballer Roy Keane will stand trial over an alleged road-rage incident with a taxi driver. The 43-year-old has denied committing a public order offence after it was claimed he behaved aggressively towards driver Fateh Kerar, 44, near traffic lights in Altrincham, Cheshire. He did not attend a brief hearing at Trafford Magistrates' Court today but a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf by his lawyer following the incident on January 30. He is accused of causing harassment, alarm or distress to Altrincham-based Mr Kerar - a Section 4A Public Order offence. The court heard the prosecution will call two witnesses - understood to be Mr Kerar and a taxi passenger - while the defence will call Keane and an additional witness. No CCTV of the incident was captured, the court also heard. Keane will face trial at Manchester Magistrates' Court on June 19. Keane, from Hale, Cheshire, enjoyed a trophy-laden career at Old Trafford and also played for Nottingham Forest and Celtic. He won seven Premier League titles, as well as four FA Cups and one Champions League. The TV football pundit managed Sunderland and Ipswich Town and was assistant boss at Aston Villa before he quit to concentrate on a similar role he holds with the Republic of Ireland's national team. Successful: Keane, from Hale, Cheshire, enjoyed a trophy-laden career with Manchester United - winning seven league titles. He is pictured above (left) with Paul Dickov (right) of Leicester City in September 2003 . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article. | [
"Roy Keane, Republic of Ireland assistant manager, pictured during a Euro 2016 qualifier on March 29 . Former Manchester United footballer Roy Keane will stand trial over an alleged road-rage incident with a taxi driver. The 43-year-old has denied committing a public order offence after it was claimed he behaved ag... | Roy Keane, Republic of Ireland assistant manager, will stand trial over an alleged road-rage incident with a taxi driver. The 43-year-old has denied committing a public order offence after it was claimed he behaved aggressively towards driver Fateh Kerar, 44, near traffic lights in Altrincham, Cheshire. He did not attend a brief hearing at Trafford Magistrates' Court today but a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf by his lawyer following the incident on January 30. He is accused of causing harassment, alarm or distress to Altrincham-based Mr Kerar - a Section 4A Public Order offence. The court heard the prosecution will call two witnesses - understood to be Mr Kerar and a taxi passenger - while the defence will call Keane and an additional witness. No CCTV of the incident was captured, the court also heard. Keane will face trial at Manchester Magistrates' Court on June 19. |
3EF8EXOTT3XCTFJI5Q20CUG8HJMJ1M | fe4531d4b8d7ea109e62bb89c055a5a2d844f524 | Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer. Hector Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates . Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season . 'We were just having a test and then they told me I was the fastest at the club,' Bellerin told The Telegraph. 'I did not beat it by that much. There was a bit of banter and he is trying to beat me now.' Bellerin shaved a hundredth of a second off Walcott's time, prompting the 26-year-old winger to vow to reclaim his title at the end of the season. And since then he has gone on to establish himself as a right-back of some promise, progressing well beyond Arsene Wenger's expectations. 'I am happy that now, after not so good performances in the beginning, the coach has still put confidence in me and given me minutes. Bellerin has exceptional pace, as he proved in August when he set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres . Theo Walcott had previously held the record, but Bellerin shaved one hundredth of a second off his time . But Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer and be speed king again . 'The chances always come through injuries, which is not a nice thing. Now we are going to have Debuchy back and I am happy for him, but when you get your chance, you need to do the best you can. I have done my best to take this opportunity.' With Debuchy on the verge of match fitness, Bellerin will soon find out whether he has done enough to grab that opportunity. But after his brilliant goal at the Emirates stadium last weekend, one thing is for certain - he is no longer known just for being quick over 40 metres. | 180 | 217 | goal, win, side, scored, minutes, goals, half, barcelona, points, match, | club, team, season, players, england, football, player, league, fans, game, | scored a goal, winning the match by a few points, scored before half-time, barcelona has minutes left | football league, the team's fans, football player, this season's games, world championship, tournament | This topic is about winning the match by a few points, and how Barcelona had minutes left and had scored before half-time but were able to score a goal at the end. | This topic is about a football league having a world championship where each team’s fans are gathered to watch the end of this season’s games culminating in a tournament, to see their favorite football player. | Hector Bellerin is certainly making a name for himself in sports. He is becoming a great full back. He scored the second premier goal in a game against Liverpool. | Hector Bellerin is becoming very popular among fans for his great skills on the football field. He scored an important goal in his team's game against Liverpool. He has gone from being known for his running skills to also being known as a great full back. | 14 | Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer. Hector Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates . Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season . 'We were just having a test and then they told me I was the fastest at the club,' Bellerin told The Telegraph. 'I did not beat it by that much. There was a bit of banter and he is trying to beat me now.' Bellerin shaved a hundredth of a second off Walcott's time, prompting the 26-year-old winger to vow to reclaim his title at the end of the season. And since then he has gone on to establish himself as a right-back of some promise, progressing well beyond Arsene Wenger's expectations. 'I am happy that now, after not so good performances in the beginning, the coach has still put confidence in me and given me minutes. Bellerin has exceptional pace, as he proved in August when he set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres . Theo Walcott had previously held the record, but Bellerin shaved one hundredth of a second off his time . But Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer and be speed king again . 'The chances always come through injuries, which is not a nice thing. Now we are going to have Debuchy back and I am happy for him, but when you get your chance, you need to do the best you can. I have done my best to take this opportunity.' With Debuchy on the verge of match fitness, Bellerin will soon find out whether he has done enough to grab that opportunity. But after his brilliant goal at the Emirates stadium last weekend, one thing is for certain - he is no longer known just for being quick over 40 metres. | [
"Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool l... | Hector Bellerin, an Arsenal right back, impressed in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy and scored his second Premier League goal in the 4-1 win over Liverpool. He is also known for beating Theo Walcott's 40 meter club sprint record. |
30OG32W0SWD7W64FWCP7CLGJE31NE0 | 06165178bfd350183212bd61e1b994cc564891a0 | A five-year-old boy is recovering after a sea lion that washed up on a San Diego beach bit him in the face. The boy was with his family at La Jolla Cove when he tried to pet the sea lion on Sunday. The animal, which was probably starving, 'snapped back its neck and lunged' at the boy. Scroll down for video . A five-year-old California boy suffered a 'minor puncture' when a Sea Lion bit him in the face in San Diego . The boy was with his family at La Jolla Cove (pictured) when he tried to pet the sea lion on Sunday . At least two sea lion attacks have been reported in the last three months, Fox 5 reported. The San Diego Fire and Rescue Department says the boy suffered a 'minor puncture' to his jaw. His family took him to a local hospital for examination. The incident was reported to the National Marine Fisheries Service, the LA Times reported. There have been a record number of sea lions washing up on Southern California beaches in 2015. Nearly 2,000 of the animals have washed up on the state's shores in sick and starving conditions so far this year. Last week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) sounded the alarm over the surge in famished pups, saying there has been 'an unusually large increase' in sea lion strandings. In January and February, strandings were 20 times the average rate for those two months. Experts believe warming sea temperatures might be responsible for the enormous rise in strandings because the availability of fish and other sea lion food sources has been affected. Beachgoers are advised to stay away from mammals, some of which are emaciated and distressed. | 62 | 153 | island, beach, sea, gaal, navy, rescue, fish, ocean, water, sand | fire, residents, san, wood, firefighters, burning, burned, blaze, flames, fires, | navy came to rescue in the ocean, swimming in the sea, sandy island, dive team rescued her, ocean water, fish | firefighters tackled the blaze, wood burning, residents evacuating, flames, spit embers downwind, burning buildings, | This topic is about the navy rescuing in the ocean, swimming in the sea, sandy island, dive team rescuing a person, ocean water and fishes in the sea. | This topic is about firefighters tackled the blaze, wood burning, residents evacuating, flames, spit embers downwind, and burning buildings. | A boy was bitten by a sea lion, recovering from a puncture in the face, said the San Diego Fire and Rescue Department. There have been more starving sea lions washing up on California beaches. Scientists believe this is due to rising temperatures in the ocean and a lack of food sources and availability of fish. | The San Diego Fire and Rescue Department reported a sea lion attach at La Jolla Cove when a boy tried to it on Sunday. Almost 2,000 sea lions have washed up on California beaches. Global warming is believed to have affected their food sources and is believed to be the cause of this phenomenon. | 15 | A five-year-old boy is recovering after a sea lion that washed up on a San Diego beach bit him in the face. The boy was with his family at La Jolla Cove when he tried to pet the sea lion on Sunday. The animal, which was probably starving, 'snapped back its neck and lunged' at the boy. Scroll down for video . A five-year-old California boy suffered a 'minor puncture' when a Sea Lion bit him in the face in San Diego . The boy was with his family at La Jolla Cove (pictured) when he tried to pet the sea lion on Sunday . At least two sea lion attacks have been reported in the last three months, Fox 5 reported. The San Diego Fire and Rescue Department says the boy suffered a 'minor puncture' to his jaw. His family took him to a local hospital for examination. The incident was reported to the National Marine Fisheries Service, the LA Times reported. There have been a record number of sea lions washing up on Southern California beaches in 2015. Nearly 2,000 of the animals have washed up on the state's shores in sick and starving conditions so far this year. Last week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) sounded the alarm over the surge in famished pups, saying there has been 'an unusually large increase' in sea lion strandings. In January and February, strandings were 20 times the average rate for those two months. Experts believe warming sea temperatures might be responsible for the enormous rise in strandings because the availability of fish and other sea lion food sources has been affected. Beachgoers are advised to stay away from mammals, some of which are emaciated and distressed. | [
"A five-year-old boy is recovering after a sea lion that washed up on a San Diego beach bit him in the face. The boy was with his family at La Jolla Cove when he tried to pet the sea lion on Sunday. The animal, which was probably starving, 'snapped back its neck and lunged' at the boy. Scroll down for video . A fiv... | A young boy was bitten by a sea lion while trying to pet it at La Jolla Cove in San Diego. He sustained minor injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. This is the second such attack in recent months, as nearly 2,000 sea lions have washed up on Southern California beaches this year due to starvation. Warming sea temperatures may be affecting the availability of their food sources.
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A five-year-old boy was attacked by a sea lion at La Jolla Cove in San Diego. The child was trying to pet the animal when it bit him in the face, causing a minor injury. This is the second such attack in recent months, as nearly 2,000 sea lions have washed up on Southern California beaches this year due to starvation. Warmer sea temperatures may be impacting the availability of their food sources. The boy was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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A five-year-old boy was bitten by a sea lion at La Jolla Cove in San Diego. He was trying to pet the animal and sustained minor injuries. This is the second such attack in recent months, as nearly 2,000 sea lions have washed up on Southern California beaches this year due to starvation. Warmer sea temperatures may be affecting the availability of their food sources. |
369J354OFFCX9ZUE3QTEADF9WRMG6R | 2f8af9c7c558e9482bb770e3adcc033b5b6d8226 | Christian Benteke believes it would be risky to suggest Aston Villa can be safe from relegation with one more victory. The Belgian striker, back to form under manager Tim Sherwood with eight goals in six games, said his side must continue to stretch their lead over the drop zone. Villa are six points clear of Queens Park Rangers in 18th but the gap could close this weekend with Burnley and Leicester in Premier League action and Sherwood's team in the FA Cup semi-final. Christian Benteke rises above Fererico Fazio to head the winning goal for Aston Villa against Tottenham . Benteke points to the skies in celebration after scoring his eighth goal in six matches . Benteke said: 'The more the better, I think it's risky to say we can take three points and we're finished. We have to try to win every game. 'Saturday was a massive three points because now we're six points clear of QPR so it's very important for us to be far off them.' Benteke, 24, said the match against Brendan Rodgers' team at Wembley was the biggest of his career. 'For the moment, yes,' he said. 'It (missing the World Cup) was hard but now it's in the past, I'm looking forward to playing the semi final. Benteke thinks it would be risky to think that one more win will be enough to ensure survival . 'Liverpool are a good team but the thing with the FA Cup is it's still something special. It's 50-50 for me but some will say they are favourites. 'Wembley is something good and special because it's a semi final, it's close to the final and we have to do everything to be there again.' Benteke believes his partnership with Gabby Agbonalhor can destroy defences. He added: 'He (Sherwood) said to the team we have to play to our strengths, to play with me and Gabby. 'He helped me to destroy the defenders, with two we're always better than one. I'm comfortable, it's a good partnership.' | 180 | 61 | goal, win, side, scored, minutes, goals, half, barcelona, points, match, | match, murray, won, title, round, open, win, final, set, champion, | scored a goal, winning the match by a few points, scored before half-time, barcelona has minutes left | final match, win the title, this year's champion, won the final round | This topic is about winning the match by a few points, and how Barcelona had minutes left and had scored before half-time but were able to score a goal at the end. | This topic is about a final match to determine which team will win the final round, winning the title to become this year’s champion. | Benteke scored a headed goal against Tottenham to win the game on Saturday. The gap between teams are less hence winning each game and gaining point against other teams in relegation is very important. | Aston villa will be playing its semi-final at Wembley, which is the final round game before they reach the final of the FA cup. Aston Villa are two games away from becoming the champions and lifting the FA cup this year. For Aston Villa, each match is like a final match, because each point is very vital in their survival in the Premier league as highlighted by Benteke. | 16 | Christian Benteke believes it would be risky to suggest Aston Villa can be safe from relegation with one more victory. The Belgian striker, back to form under manager Tim Sherwood with eight goals in six games, said his side must continue to stretch their lead over the drop zone. Villa are six points clear of Queens Park Rangers in 18th but the gap could close this weekend with Burnley and Leicester in Premier League action and Sherwood's team in the FA Cup semi-final. Christian Benteke rises above Fererico Fazio to head the winning goal for Aston Villa against Tottenham . Benteke points to the skies in celebration after scoring his eighth goal in six matches . Benteke said: 'The more the better, I think it's risky to say we can take three points and we're finished. We have to try to win every game. 'Saturday was a massive three points because now we're six points clear of QPR so it's very important for us to be far off them.' Benteke, 24, said the match against Brendan Rodgers' team at Wembley was the biggest of his career. 'For the moment, yes,' he said. 'It (missing the World Cup) was hard but now it's in the past, I'm looking forward to playing the semi final. Benteke thinks it would be risky to think that one more win will be enough to ensure survival . 'Liverpool are a good team but the thing with the FA Cup is it's still something special. It's 50-50 for me but some will say they are favourites. 'Wembley is something good and special because it's a semi final, it's close to the final and we have to do everything to be there again.' Benteke believes his partnership with Gabby Agbonalhor can destroy defences. He added: 'He (Sherwood) said to the team we have to play to our strengths, to play with me and Gabby. 'He helped me to destroy the defenders, with two we're always better than one. I'm comfortable, it's a good partnership.' | [
"Christian Benteke believes it would be risky to suggest Aston Villa can be safe from relegation with one more victory. The Belgian striker, back to form under manager Tim Sherwood with eight goals in six games, said his side must continue to stretch their lead over the drop zone. Villa are six points clear of Quee... | Christian Benteke has warned Aston Villa not to get complacent about their Premier League status despite being six points clear of the relegation zone. The Belgian striker, who has been in fine form since Tim Sherwood took charge, says his side need to keep pushing for wins. Villa face Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final on Saturday, which Benteke describes as the biggest game of his career. He also talks about his partnership with Gabby Agbonlahor and how they can help Villa stay up. |
3EO896NRAYXD2ZVR79MAI0Z3AAITJR | 89dcd1dbf925f462052ee2f6aeee4cffc0933c10 | A man has gone to extreme lengths to avoid a $600-a-month hike in child support. Matthew Bird, from Ashburton, New Zealand, halved his income by quitting his well-paid job as an agricultural adviser to become a mechanic after he realised he would be expected to pay around $1,900 a month in child support payments. He said he was happy to give up is $70,000 a year pay check for a meagre wage of $38,000 a year, if it meant his child support payment dropped to $554 a month. Matthew Bird said he was happy to give up is $70,000 a year pay check for a meagre wage of $38,000 a year, if it meant his child support payment dropped to $554 a month . Inland Revenue recently amended their child support formula which was enforced on April 1. Mr Bird has fathered three children and was previously expected to pay $1,300 a month in child support. He said once the changes were implemented his payment rose by $600, to a total of $1,900 a month. 'I'm on half wage but I pay a third of what I used to,' Mr Bird told NZ media. He said the increased figure is 'unreasonable' and he believes illegal employment will flourish under the new system. Truck driver Dean Sorenson, 28, said he's also facing financial difficulty after his child support payments increased by $172-a-month. He said while he had considered changing jobs to reduce his payment, he thought his family would end up worse off if he did. New Zealand MP Jo Goodhew said those who were struggling with the new formula could come into her office to discuss how changing jobs could affect their future payment. Ms Goodhew has invited parents to her office to discuss how the new calculations are affecting their wage . As child support payments are calculated on information provided to Inland Revenue by parents, they have advised that parents check the information they gave is still up to date to ensure their payment has been calculated correctly. A spokeswoman for Waitaki MP Jacqui Dean said her office had received three inquiries about the changes to child support payments. Ms Goodhew's Timaru office confirmed they had dealt with five cases in 2015, however, none were in relation to the changes that took effect on April 1. | 128 | 200 | money, pay, paid, card, credit, paying, cards, spent, fund, amount, | children, child, parents, birth, born, kids, families, mother, family, care, | paid money using a credit card, spent money, amount of credit, received funds | children and parents, families with children, having kids, giving birth, she became a mother, baby was born | This topic is about credit, receiving funds, paying money using a credit card, and spending money. | This topic is about having kids, becoming a mother, giving birth, children and their parents, and families with children when a baby is born. | Some parents are willing to earn less if it means paying less child support. This legal increase in payment has been difficult for some of the parents who are now expected to pay more. It is recommended that parents check to ensure that they are paying only as much as their income warrants. | Some men react differently to the increased level of child support. One man has taken a lower-paying job so that he has to pay less in child support. Another man said that, although he was tempted to do the same, he was worried that his family would suffer if he did. | 17 | A man has gone to extreme lengths to avoid a $600-a-month hike in child support. Matthew Bird, from Ashburton, New Zealand, halved his income by quitting his well-paid job as an agricultural adviser to become a mechanic after he realised he would be expected to pay around $1,900 a month in child support payments. He said he was happy to give up is $70,000 a year pay check for a meagre wage of $38,000 a year, if it meant his child support payment dropped to $554 a month. Matthew Bird said he was happy to give up is $70,000 a year pay check for a meagre wage of $38,000 a year, if it meant his child support payment dropped to $554 a month . Inland Revenue recently amended their child support formula which was enforced on April 1. Mr Bird has fathered three children and was previously expected to pay $1,300 a month in child support. He said once the changes were implemented his payment rose by $600, to a total of $1,900 a month. 'I'm on half wage but I pay a third of what I used to,' Mr Bird told NZ media. He said the increased figure is 'unreasonable' and he believes illegal employment will flourish under the new system. Truck driver Dean Sorenson, 28, said he's also facing financial difficulty after his child support payments increased by $172-a-month. He said while he had considered changing jobs to reduce his payment, he thought his family would end up worse off if he did. New Zealand MP Jo Goodhew said those who were struggling with the new formula could come into her office to discuss how changing jobs could affect their future payment. Ms Goodhew has invited parents to her office to discuss how the new calculations are affecting their wage . As child support payments are calculated on information provided to Inland Revenue by parents, they have advised that parents check the information they gave is still up to date to ensure their payment has been calculated correctly. A spokeswoman for Waitaki MP Jacqui Dean said her office had received three inquiries about the changes to child support payments. Ms Goodhew's Timaru office confirmed they had dealt with five cases in 2015, however, none were in relation to the changes that took effect on April 1. | [
"A man has gone to extreme lengths to avoid a $600-a-month hike in child support. Matthew Bird, from Ashburton, New Zealand, halved his income by quitting his well-paid job as an agricultural adviser to become a mechanic after he realised he would be expected to pay around $1,900 a month in child support payments. ... | A New Zealander, Matthew Bird, quit his high-paying job to become a mechanic to lower his child support payments from $1,900 to $554 per month. The change came after Inland Revenue amended their child support formula, causing Bird's payment to increase by $600. Another parent, Dean Sorenson, faces a $172 increase in monthly payments. New Zealand MP Jo Goodhew invites parents to her office to discuss how the new calculations are affecting their wages. Parents should verify the accuracy of the information given to Inland Revenue to ensure correct calculation of payments. |
3KYQYYSHYX9KMLQR1WE0LSY352XODI | bc4bc355a899c23687d5d428261189ff2b9569bb | Michael Schumacher's 15-year-old son has crashed while test driving a Formula 4 car at 100mph in east Germany. Mick Schumacher was racing through the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany, when he skidded out of control and onto the gravel, it was reported. The young protege began karting seven years ago, and this year reached the German Formula 4 - a racing category used as a stepping stone by junior drivers. Mick Schumacher (pictured), 15, crashed while testing a Formula 4 car on a race track in east Germany . Mick finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season (pictured) but this year has begun practicing for his first year in the Formula 4 . However, German newspaper Die Welt reported that the crash was minor and Mick walked away from the accident uninjured. His father, who remains recovering from a December 2013 ski accident at his home in Switzerland, has won a record seven Formula 1 world titles and 91 races. Mick signed a contract with Van Amersfoort Racing to drive in the Formula 4, a series for young talents, earlier this month. At the time, the Dutch team's owner Frits van Amersfoort said: 'We have watched his skills in test driving and are looking forward to a successful season.' Mick finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season. His father emerged from his induced coma in June last year, and left hospital in September. He has since started to recognise family members, according to someone claiming to be a family friend. Philippe Streiff, a former Formula 1 driver, told French media Schumacher 'has yet to recover the power of speech' but is 'nevertheless starting to recognise those close to him'. However, Schumacher's manager has disputed the comments, saying the 46-year-old faces a 'long fight' for recovery and that Streiff is not a family friend. 'We need a long time,' Sabine Kehm said. 'He is making progress appropriate to the severity of the situation. Record breaking Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher (pictured in 2000) remains recovering from a 2013 ski accident that left him with serious head injuries . | 101 | 115 | crown, grand, race, hamilton, team, track, formula, collision, ferrari, adelaide, | family, wife, daughter, husband, couple, pictured, friends, left, brother, friend, | formula 1 race, ferrari team, collision during the race, hamilton's team, grand prix, race track | family and friends, husband and wife, the couple's daughter, the two brothers | This topic is about Formula 1 racing, the Grand Prix on the race track, Hamilton’s team and the Ferrari team, and collisions during a race. | This topic is about family and friends, and a husband and wife, the couple’s daughter has two brothers. | A young Formula 4 racecar driver in Brandenburg, east Germany had a car accident. According to German newspaper Die Welt, the crash was minor, and he was uninjured. His father has won a record seven Formula 1 world titles, and 91 races. | Mick Schumacher's father has awoken from his coma. Michael Schumacher still cannot speak, but is beginning to recognize family members. It is hoped that he continues to improve. | 18 | Michael Schumacher's 15-year-old son has crashed while test driving a Formula 4 car at 100mph in east Germany. Mick Schumacher was racing through the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany, when he skidded out of control and onto the gravel, it was reported. The young protege began karting seven years ago, and this year reached the German Formula 4 - a racing category used as a stepping stone by junior drivers. Mick Schumacher (pictured), 15, crashed while testing a Formula 4 car on a race track in east Germany . Mick finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season (pictured) but this year has begun practicing for his first year in the Formula 4 . However, German newspaper Die Welt reported that the crash was minor and Mick walked away from the accident uninjured. His father, who remains recovering from a December 2013 ski accident at his home in Switzerland, has won a record seven Formula 1 world titles and 91 races. Mick signed a contract with Van Amersfoort Racing to drive in the Formula 4, a series for young talents, earlier this month. At the time, the Dutch team's owner Frits van Amersfoort said: 'We have watched his skills in test driving and are looking forward to a successful season.' Mick finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season. His father emerged from his induced coma in June last year, and left hospital in September. He has since started to recognise family members, according to someone claiming to be a family friend. Philippe Streiff, a former Formula 1 driver, told French media Schumacher 'has yet to recover the power of speech' but is 'nevertheless starting to recognise those close to him'. However, Schumacher's manager has disputed the comments, saying the 46-year-old faces a 'long fight' for recovery and that Streiff is not a family friend. 'We need a long time,' Sabine Kehm said. 'He is making progress appropriate to the severity of the situation. Record breaking Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher (pictured in 2000) remains recovering from a 2013 ski accident that left him with serious head injuries . | [
"Michael Schumacher's 15-year-old son has crashed while test driving a Formula 4 car at 100mph in east Germany. Mick Schumacher was racing through the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany, when he skidded out of control and onto the gravel, it was reported. The young protege began karting seven year... | Michael Schumacher's 15-year-old son, Mick, had a minor crash while test driving a Formula 4 car at 100mph in east Germany. Mick Schumacher, who began karting seven years ago, was racing through the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany, when he skidded out of control and onto the gravel. This year, Mick has been practicing for his first year in the Formula 4, which is a racing category used as a stepping stone by junior drivers. Mick finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season. Despite the crash, Mick walked away uninjured. Mick's father, Michael Schumacher, remains recovering from a severe ski accident in December 2013. |
3CPLWGV3MQ1Q1ADYO19LK7F8N09N92 | b84942ea01dc7b7abc2faff5a151bc37d5e645ac | Cairo (CNN)At least 12 people were killed Sunday, and more injured, in separate attacks on a police station, a checkpoint and along a highway in Egypt's northern Sinai, authorities said. Six people, including one civilian, were killed when a car bomb exploded near the police station in Al-Arish, capital of North Sinai, Health Ministry spokesman Hossam Abdel-Ghafar told Ahram Online. He said 40 people were injured. Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis, an ISIS affiliate, claimed responsibility for the attack, which came hours after another operation that the group also claimed. In that earlier attack, a first lieutenant, a sergeant and four conscripts were killed when their armored vehicle was attacked on the highway from Al-Arish to Sheikh Zuweid in northern Sinai, the military said. Two other soldiers were injured and taken to a military hospital. Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis has claimed many attacks against the army and police in Sinai. A third attack Sunday on a checkpoint in Rafah left three security personnel injured, after unknown assailants opened fire at them, according to state media. The attacks come as the military announced a reshuffle of several senior military positions, state media reported. Among those being replaced are the generals in charge of military intelligence and Egypt's second field army, which is spearheading the battle against the insurgents in the northern Sinai. Egypt's army has been fighting a decade-long militant Islamist insurgency, which has spiked since the ouster of Muslim Brotherhood president Mohamed Morsy in the summer of 2013. Hundreds of police and soldiers, as well as civilians, have been killed in militant attacks in the past months. Ian Lee reported from Cairo. Anas Hamdan reported from Atlanta. | 129 | 64 | attack, attacks, killed, attacked, bomb, people, explosion, bombing, injured, blast, | group, forces, fighters, killed, fighting, militants, syrian, border, town, city, | bomb explosion attack, killed in a bombing attack, injured in the blast, the explosion was caused by a bomb, people behind the attack, car bomb killed and wounded people | group composed of militants, fighters joining forces, ongoing violence in the capital, people dead across the country, militants armed with grenades, border town | This topic is about a bomb explosion attack, people killed in a bombing attack, or injured in the blast, an explosion caused by a bomb, people behind the attack, a car bombing killing and wounding people. | This topic is about a group composed of militants, fighters joining forces, ongoing violence in the capital, people dead across the country, militants armed with grenades, and a border town. | Twelve people in total were killed at a police station, a checkpoint, and along a highway in Egypt. Six people were killed in a car bomb near the police station and forty were injured. Six other people were killed when their armored car was attacked and two were injured. Three security personnel were also injured after being shot at. | ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack on the armored car and the car bomb. Ansar Beit-Maqdis has also claimed responsibility for many attacks. This came after the announcement that several generals are being replaced; the army is still fighting insurgents. Since Mohammad Morsy was outed, hundreds of police, soldiers, and civilians have been killed. | 19 | Cairo (CNN)At least 12 people were killed Sunday, and more injured, in separate attacks on a police station, a checkpoint and along a highway in Egypt's northern Sinai, authorities said. Six people, including one civilian, were killed when a car bomb exploded near the police station in Al-Arish, capital of North Sinai, Health Ministry spokesman Hossam Abdel-Ghafar told Ahram Online. He said 40 people were injured. Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis, an ISIS affiliate, claimed responsibility for the attack, which came hours after another operation that the group also claimed. In that earlier attack, a first lieutenant, a sergeant and four conscripts were killed when their armored vehicle was attacked on the highway from Al-Arish to Sheikh Zuweid in northern Sinai, the military said. Two other soldiers were injured and taken to a military hospital. Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis has claimed many attacks against the army and police in Sinai. A third attack Sunday on a checkpoint in Rafah left three security personnel injured, after unknown assailants opened fire at them, according to state media. The attacks come as the military announced a reshuffle of several senior military positions, state media reported. Among those being replaced are the generals in charge of military intelligence and Egypt's second field army, which is spearheading the battle against the insurgents in the northern Sinai. Egypt's army has been fighting a decade-long militant Islamist insurgency, which has spiked since the ouster of Muslim Brotherhood president Mohamed Morsy in the summer of 2013. Hundreds of police and soldiers, as well as civilians, have been killed in militant attacks in the past months. Ian Lee reported from Cairo. Anas Hamdan reported from Atlanta. | [
"Cairo (CNN)At least 12 people were killed Sunday, and more injured, in separate attacks on a police station, a checkpoint and along a highway in Egypt's northern Sinai, authorities said. Six people, including one civilian, were killed when a car bomb exploded near the police station in Al-Arish, capital of North S... | At least 12 people were killed Sunday, and more injured, in separate attacks on a police station, a checkpoint and along a highway in Egypt's northern Sinai, authorities said. The attacks targeted a police station, a checkpoint and a highway in Egypt's northern Sinai, killing at least 12 people and injuring more. Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis, an ISIS affiliate, claimed responsibility for two of the attacks. |
3LQ8PUHQFNUR2FKQPXKLSGHFKN0IH2 | 93914d23231b7fb7b81f9a7dce121724e0f0ad96 | Consumers could soon have to pay goods and services tax (GST) on their movie and music downloads in a government moves to reel in extra billions of dollars in revenue. Treasurer Joe Hockey said the states had agreed to work toward applying the 10 per cent GST to movies and music downloaded from streaming services such as Netflix and Apple. The changes may also affect consumers buying any products for less than $1,000 online from overseas, thus affecting companies such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon and eBay. But consumer advocacy group Choice says tech-savvy Australian consumers might be able to avoid the tax by concealing their location through virtual private networks, which make them appear to be outside the country. Scroll down for video . Australian movie and music downloaders could soon be slapped with a 10 per cent tax in a move that could reel in billions of additional GST revenue for the federal government . Choice argues that the government should instead be tackling the exorbitant domestic costs of TV shows, music and movies, and difficulties accessing them. Netflix subscription: 90c increase to $9.90 . Standard iTunes song: 22c increase to $2.41 . Google Play movie: 60c increase to $6.60 . Standard Amazon song: 13c increase to $1.42 . Adobe Creative Cloud subscription: 99c increase to $10.99 . 'We need to make it easier ... in order to encourage greater competition,' Choice chief executive Alan Kirkland told ABC radio on Friday. Netflix has indicated that it would increase the cost of its service in line with any new laws and regulations. 'We pay taxes as required under local and national law,' a spokesperson from Netflix US head office said. With an $8.99 per month fee for its service, Netflix customers would only have to pay at least an extra 90c while song downloaders would pay an additional 22c for $2.19 track on iTunes. Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey announced that each states and territories' treasurer had agreed to the tax, which he declared was an 'integrity measures for the tax base, not the broadening of the GST or an increase of the GST' With an $8.99 per month fee for its service, Netflix customers would only have to pay an extra approximate 90c while song downloaders would pay an additional 22c for $2.19 track on iTunes . Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey announced that each states and territories' treasurer had agreed to the tax, which he declared was an 'integrity measures for the tax base, not the broadening of the GST or an increase of the GST'. 'The states agreed in principle that we should move in that regard. I have offered to work as quickly as possible with them to introduce legislation to address that in relation to intangibles,' Mr Hockey said, according to the Financial Review. It comes after News Corp Australia chief executive Julian Clarke slammed the foreign companies' ability to avoid paying tax, consequently leading to an unlevelled playing field in the advertising market. Mr Clarke implored the government to 'fix that problem' during a Senate Standing Committees on Economics in which he argued against the disadvantage of competing against overseas companies with a lower operating cost. Tech-savvy consumers might be able to avoid the tax by concealing their location through virtual private networks . | 247 | 13 | tax, average, benefits, people, rate, increase, rise, budget, cuts, rates, | price, cost, products, market, prices, sales, product, costs, companies, expensive, | rise of taxes, increased benefits, expenses, budget increase, average people's budget, decreased rates, taxes benefit average people | market prices and market sales, companies reducing costs, price tags dramatically undercut the major supermarkets, increased sales in the current market, determining a price point for this product, product sales | This topic is about a rise of taxes benefitting average people, with increased benefits despite their expenses due to a budget increase and decreased consumer goods rates. | This topic is about market prices and market sales, companies reducing costs, price tags dramatically undercut the major supermarkets, increased sales in the current market, determining a price point for a product, and product sales. | People in Australia may soon find themselves having to pay additional taxes to download music and videos. There is some discussion that perhaps these services could be made cheaper instead to make them more affordable. Songs and videos should also be made easier to access. It may be easier to buy such products from virtual private sites. | The market prices of videos and movies are very high. Some companies are planning on increasing their prices further to increase the level of competition. | 20 | downloaders could soon be slapped with a 10 per cent tax in a move that could reel in billions of additional GST revenue for the federal government . Choice argues that the government should instead be tackling the exorbitant domestic costs of TV shows, music and movies, and difficulties accessing them. Netflix subscription: 90c increase to $9.90 . Standard iTunes song: 22c increase to $2.41 . Google Play movie: 60c increase to $6.60 . Standard Amazon song: 13c increase to $1.42 . Adobe Creative Cloud subscription: 99c increase to $10.99 . 'We need to make it easier ... in order to encourage greater competition,' Choice chief executive Alan Kirkland told ABC radio on Friday. Netflix has indicated that it would increase the cost of its service in line with any new laws and regulations. 'We pay taxes as required under local and national law,' a spokesperson from Netflix US head office said. With an $8.99 per month fee for its service, Netflix customers would only have to pay at least an extra 90c while song downloaders would pay an additional 22c for $2.19 track on iTunes. Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey announced that each states and territories' treasurer had agreed to the tax, which he declared was an 'integrity measures for the tax base, not the broadening of the GST or an increase of the GST' With an $8.99 per month fee for its service, Netflix customers would only have to pay an extra approximate 90c while song downloaders would pay an additional 22c for $2.19 track on iTunes . Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey announced that each states and territories' treasurer had agreed to the tax, which he declared was an 'integrity measures for the tax base, not the broadening of the GST or an increase of the GST'. 'The states agreed in principle that we should move in that regard. I have offered to work as quickly as possible with them to introduce legislation to address that in relation to intangibles,' Mr Hockey said, according to the Financial Review. It comes after News Corp Australia chief executive Julian Clarke slammed the foreign companies' ability to avoid paying tax, consequently leading to an unlevelled playing field in the advertising market. Mr Clarke implored the government to 'fix that problem' during a Senate Standing Committees on Economics in which he argued against the disadvantage of competing against overseas companies with a lower operating cost. Tech-savvy consumers might be able to avoid the tax by concealing their location through virtual private networks . | [
"Consumers could soon have to pay goods and services tax (GST) on their movie and music downloads in a government moves to reel in extra billions of dollars in revenue. Treasurer Joe Hockey said the states had agreed to work toward applying the 10 per cent GST to movies and music downloaded from streaming services ... | Downloaders may face a 10% tax on digital goods; The tax is expected to generate billions in GST revenue; Choice argues that the government should focus on high domestic costs and accessibility issues; Netflix, iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, and Adobe prices will increase slightly; Tax aims to level the playing field for Australian businesses; Consumers can potentially avoid tax using VPNs. |
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