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[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Favourite attractions were West End shows War Horse and Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert and Courtauld Gallery . Tube delays, soaring prices, feral youths, rioting... you would think such things would deter tourists from visiting London. But now, for the first time ever, Britain's capital city has been named the best place to visit on the planet - after jumping from eighth to first place. And with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics almost upon us, it could not have come at a better time. To celebrate the forthcoming Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 147 Union flags are flying above Oxford Street. The display represents 147 years of fashion on the world famous high street . For the first time ever, Britain's capital city has been named the best place to visit on the planet - after jumping from eighth to first place . According to the research, carried out by tourist feedback website TripAdvisor, one of the favourite attractions is West End show War Horse . The league table, compiled by tourist feedback website TripAdvisor, is based on analysis of tens of millions of reviews by visitors to 440 destinations around the world, the Evening Standard reported. Emma Shaw, TripAdvisor’s director, said: 'The capital has been very much in the spotlight over the past few years, thanks to the royal wedding, Diamond Jubilee and, of course, the Olympics, and we’re seeing travellers experience London in an increasingly favourable way.' It is a remarkable achievement for a city that, a few years ago, was widely seen as grubby, grey and expensive. In 2010, London did not feature in the top three in Britain, beaten by Edinburgh, Brighton and York. London has 'more free galleries and museums than anywhere else in the world,' said one tourist from LA. Above, the British Museum . A great year for the capital, with the Olympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee on the horizon. Above, the monarch meets school children at a Mad Hatter's Tea Party in Sherborne, Dorset today . Traveller from Thailand: 'I love the flower market in east London on a Sunday morning, full of colours, and also Spitalfields market.'From Illinois, US: 'I . love London. There is so much to do, one almost needs a month to see . it. The city is rich in history, nostalgia. beauty… and pubs. It has . something for everyone.' From Rome: 'So much of what London has to offer is free. It’s unbelievable.'From Portugal: 'I totally fell in love with London, its history, its monuments, its river, its parks, shopping markets etc.'From Chennai, India: 'It is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Nice parks, gardens and locations to visit. Go and check it out yourself.'From Hong Kong: 'Our visit would not be complete if we hadn’t visited a local pub and eaten fish and chips with a glass of beer.'From Haifa, Israel: 'The most interesting place I’ve ever visited.' But the combined draw of spectacles such as the West End show War Horse and free attractions, from great museums and parks to street markets such as Portobello Road, has transformed the capital’s global image. One traveller from Los Angeles wrote: 'London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. It’s a virtual historical theme park. There are more free galleries and museums than anywhere in the world.' Gordon Innes, chief executive of the capital’s tourism agency, London & Partners, said its top position was 'a testament to the wonderful array of attractions, dining and accommodation that set London apart from all these other destinations'. The top-rated hotels were Hotel 41 in Victoria, and the Milestone and Egerton House, both in Kensington. Favourite attractions were West End shows War Horse and Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert and the Courtauld Gallery. The highest rated restaurants were Pétrus in Knightsbridge, the Ledbury in Notting Hill and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea. The highest rated restaurants were Pétrus in Knightsbridge (above), the Ledbury in Notting Hill and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea . Best places on the planet to visit . Last year's top spot: Cape Town, South Africa . (Last year's in brackets) 1. London (Cape Town)2. New York City (Sydney)3. Rome (Machu Picchu, Peru)4. Paris (Paris)5. San Francisco (Rio de Janeiro)6. Marrakech (New York City)7. Istanbul (Rome)8. Barcelona (London)9. Siem Reap, Cambodia (Barcelona)10. Berlin (Hong Kong)" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Capital takes no. 1 spot for first time ever, according to tourist feedback website TripAdvisor .\nLondon leaps to top spot from eighth place .\nFavourite attractions were West End shows War Horse and Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert and Courtauld Gallery ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Rupert Murdoch's media empire will not face prosecution in the US over the phone-hacking scandal. In statements filed with US regulators, Murdoch's News Corp and 21st Century Fox each said the the Justice Department would not be pursuing charges. Using identical language, the two statements said the Justice Department 'has completed its investigation of voicemail interception and payments to public officials in London and is declining to prosecute' either firm. News Corp executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch, seen here on October 31, 2013, split his empire into two entities following a phone-hacking scandal . Andy Coulson, pictured, the former editor of the newspaper was sentenced to 18 months in prison after being found guilty of intercepting voicemail . The scandal which erupted in 2011 led to the closure of Murdoch's News of the World after revelations that the tabloid had accessed the voice mails of a murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler. In the wake of the scandal and the subsequent investigations in Britain, Murdoch split his empire into two entities -- News Corp focusing on newspapers and publishing, and 21st Century Fox specializing in TV and film. The scandal has led to tens of millions of dollars in legal costs for the companies, including damages paid to victims. Murdoch's British media units have faced intense pressure following revelations that the hacking extended to celebrities including Prince William and Prince Harry, and actors Jude Law and Sienna Miller. Andy Coulson, the former British newspaper editor and one-time communications chief of Prime Minister David Cameron, served less than five months of an 18-month prison sentence after he was found guilty of conspiring to intercept voicemails. But Former Murdoch protege Rebekah Brooks, another key editor for the media group, was cleared of the charges last June. News Corp. operates The Sun and the Times of London, along with the US-based Wall Street Journal and newspapers in Australia.. Murdoch's 21st Century Fox includes the well-known Hollywood Fox studio and television operations and owns a stake in the Sky satellite broadcaster." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Justice department completed its investigation into Murdoch's empire .\nNews Corp and 21st Century Fox say they will not face prosecution in US .\nScandal erupted in 2011 and led to closure of News of the World .\nLed to tens of millions of dollars in legal costs and damages to victims ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The father of Jules Bianchi admits his son's situation is 'desperate' and that it is a 'miracle' he is still alive but believes he will 'not give up' his fight for life. It is now nine days since Bianchi sustained brain injuries following an horrific accident during the Japanese Grand Prix on October 5. Upon his arrival at the Mie General Medical Centre in Yokkaichi, the 25-year-old Frenchman had immediate surgery, but remains in a critical condition. Jules Bianchi will 'not give up' fighting for his life despite it being a 'miracle' he is still alive, says his father . The words 'Jules, we are all supporting you' are seen from above on the Russian Grand Prix track . All 21 drivers line up on the grid before the start of the inaugural Russian Grand Prix to show their support . Bianchi's father Philippe, mother Christine, brother Tom and sister Melanie have since maintained a bedside vigil. Speaking for the first time since the accident, Bianchi Snr said: 'The situation is desperate. 'Every time the telephone goes we know it could be the hospital to tell us Jules is dead. 'He will not give up, I'm sure of that. I can see it. I believe it.' In an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, he added: 'I speak to him. I know he can hear me. 'His doctors have told us this is already a miracle, no-one has ever survived such a serious accident. But Jules won't give up. 'His trainer Andrea (Ferrari) says if there is one person who can make it happen, with his will, it's Jules.' Following an investigation into the cause of the crash, FIA race director Charlie Whiting concluded there was 'a perfect storm' of conditions. With heavy rain falling and the light fading, Bianchi smashed into the back of a recovery vehicle that at the time was removing the Sauber of Adrian Sutil who had spun off the Suzuka circuit and into a tyre barrier one lap previously. Medical staff attend the scene of Jules Bianchi's crash during Sunday's rain-hit Japanese Grand Prix . Formula One driver Jules Bianchi received urgent medical treatment after the crash but remains in hospital . Formula One chiefs are proposing a speed limit to slow down cars during dangerous situations on the track . Although the FIA is due to bring in new safety measures, Whiting further stated with regard to the Bianchi incident 'nothing could have been done better'. In the latest medical update provided by Marussia, on behalf of the Bianchi family and the Mie General Medical Centre, the team again stated he remains in a critical but stable condition. The statement read: 'The past nine days have been extremely difficult for Jules and his family. 'As a consequence of the accident at Suzuka, a number of medical challenges have needed to be overcome and the situation remains challenging due to the diffuse axonal traumatic brain injury Jules has sustained. Max Chilton (centre) and the Marussia F1 Team present their 'Racing for Jules' sign on the grid . 'Jules remains in a critical but stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit of Mie General Medical Center in Yokkaichi. 'The Bianchi family continue to be comforted by the thoughts and prayers of Jules' many fans and the motor sport community. 'In particular, the many demonstrations of support and affection during the course of the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi were of enormous comfort to Jules' parents and the relatives and friends also present at the hospital. 'The family will provide further medical updates when appropriate.' VIDEO Alain Prost angry about Bianchi crash ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Jules Bianchi remains in critical condition in Mie General Medical Centre .\nF1 driver's father says his son's situation is 'desperate' and it's a 'miracle' he's still alive .\nHe sustained brain injuries after horrific crash at Japanese Grand Prix .\nMarussia driver's father, Philippe, says his son 'will not give up' fight .\nHowever, Bianchi Snr concedes that situation is 'desperate'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Known as the generation of entitlement, Gen Ys have now proved critics wrong by claiming the title of Australia's smartest savers. CommBank has found Gen Ys, aged 18 to 30, have a savings IQ 4.2 points greater than the national average. In fact, those from Gen Y who participated in a financial education program scored the highest score of 130.9, while people aged 50 to 59 who did not learn to manage their money scored the lowest, 117.4. Known as the generation of entitlement, Gen Ys have proved critics wrong by claiming the title of Australia's Smartest Savers from their parents and grandparents. Commbank spokesman Danielle Murrie said these findings will surprise many people because of the reputation of the younger generation. She said people tend to think Gen Y as having a 'less mature approach to personal savings'. 'Our research indicates Gen Ys have above average commitment and control when it comes to their finances. While many factors contribute to savings success, the findings suggest the key difference between Gen Y and older generations is more recent exposure to good money management programs taught at school. 'This, combined with better savings discipline and fewer external barriers to saving, such as kids or a mortgage, have proven Gen Y to be the ultimate savvy savers,' she says. Gen Y are not the only Australians who are great at saving, the study reveals Australians on a whole are great at money management with 86 per cent reporting to be so . The findings came from people's responses to questions that focused on four key aspects - commitment, discipline, control and savviness. However, no matter the age, research found if you had received education on money management your saving IQ would be greater. The questionnaire revealed 89 per cent said education has a positive affect on children's financial future. These programs also influenced people under 30 to be regular savers, revealing they typically place a large sum of their pay cheque in a savings account. 'It’s encouraging to see strong links between financial education programs and future financial success. I’m especially proud to see that our youngest adult generation, those that had the highest participation rates for early financial education, have the highest Savings IQ of all the generations,' Ms Murrie said. But Gen Y are not the only Australians who are great at saving, the study reveals Australians on a whole are great at money management with 86 per cent reporting to be so. CommBank found 88 per cent that were good at saving made shopping lists and researched prices before purchasing. Despite these positive results among the Australian population, CommBank believes there is still room for improvement for those who are stressed out with their money management. Despite these positive results among the Australian population, CommBank believes there is still room for improvement for those who are stressed out with their money management ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Gen Ys are Australia's Smartest Savers, according to a CommBank questionnaire .\nPeople aged 18 to 30 have a Savings IQ 4.2 points greater than the national average .\nIf people participated in money management education they were found to better save .\nAustralians on a whole are great at money management with 86 per cent reporting to be so ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Most drivers sent up the wrong lane by a satnav would curse and turn around – however when you’re Paul Daniels it appears the power of magic can summon help in the form of a police escort. The magician and his wife Debbie McGee, 55, were making their way back to their hotel after performing at a local theatre when they realised they were heading in the wrong direction. But with a wave of his wand and a tap of his black top hat, the pair encountered traffic officers who were more than happy to assist them. Scroll down for video . Paul Daniels and his wife Debbie McGee had been returning from a performance in Maidstone, Kent . And so grateful was Daniels, 76, he shared his good fortune with his Twitter followers on Thursday night telling them: ‘Satnav sent us up a lane to wrong side of river. Got a police escort to the hotel. Nice guys. Thank you.’ And it appears the officers were equally as chuffed to encounter the celebrity couple and also disclosed the news on Twitter posting a message on Kent Police RPU@kentpoliceroads using one of the entertainer’s well-known catchphrases: ‘You’ll like this..not a lot!’ Before continuing: ‘Just met Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee. Assisted them to find their hotel! Magic!’ Daniels and Miss McGee, who have been married for 26 years, are currently on their nationwide Back... Despite Popular Demand tour and had performed at the Hazlitt Theatre in Maidstone, Kent, on Thursday night. The magician’s recent encounter with the law is better than the one he experienced last year when he escaped a driving ban after arguing he needed to care for his elderly mother Nancy, who passed away in January. Daniels admitted driving above 40mph on London Road, Earley, near Reading on 23 July in 2013. He received three points for the offence, taking his total to 12, but was excused from disqualification by Oxford magistrates. They had been following sat nav when they realised they were travelling in the wrong direction and needed help . The 75-year-old, whose real name is Newton Edward Daniels, was fined £625. He was also ordered to pay a £62 victim surcharge and £65 costs. Daniels’ television career began on ITV before he made the move to the BBC. As well as numerous appearances on magic shows, he has presented game shows including Wipe Out and Odd One Out. In 2010, he appeared as a contestant on BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Magician and his wife Debbie McGee were returning from a performance .\nThey realised they were heading in wrong direction and found police .\nTraffic officers assisted him in getting back to hotel in Maidstone, Kent ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The tiny dog cage a foster mother kept the four-year-old child she is accused of murdering trapped in was wheeled out in court yesterday for jurors to see during the trial for first-degree murder, kidnapping and child abuse. Rilya Wilson vanished in 2000 under the nose of Florida's child welfare agency while she was under the care of Geralyn Graham, 66. Her body has never been found. Authorities long suspected Graham in Rilya's disappearance, but didn't charge her until 2005 when prosecutors said she confessed to an inmate while serving time on an unrelated fraud charge. Prosecutors brought the wire dog cage into the court room yesterday and placed it in front of the jurors as Graham's friend Detra Coakley Winfield testified she loaned it to her specifically to keep the child in. Vanished: Rilya Wilson, 4, was missing for two years before the state of Florida realized and began to search for her . Caged: Detra Coakley Winfield testifies in a Miami-Dade Criminal Court last November about the steel dog cage, left, she loaned Geralyn Graham to put Rilya Wilson in before the four-year-old child disappeared . She said Graham asked to borrow it . and told her it was so she could keep the four-year-old in it at night . 'to stop her from doing harm to herself'. However she did admit she had never seen her inside the cage. Graham has always maintained that a . child welfare worker took Rilya from her home in January 2001 and never . returned her. Her disappearance was not discovered until April 2002, . leading to major reforms at the Florida Department of Children and . Families. Winfield was also asked earlier in . the week about how Rilya was cared for and admitted she once saw her . confined to a laundry room as punishment for bad behavior, according to The Miami Herald. 'I saw her in timeout but I never saw . her in the dog cage,' she said, adding that she had never saw Graham . strike the child once. She also said she often seemed 'sad' during her eight-month stay at the Graham home and once saw her play with feces. 'To me, she had some issues, some mental issues,' Winfield told jurors yesterday. Trial: Rilya (right) disappeared in 2000 aged four. Her foster mother, Geralyn Graham, now 66, is on trial more than a dozen years later . Graham told her Rilya, who was taken . into care after being born to a crack-addicted mom, was taken to New . York by a Spanish lady who had befriended her before being taken away by . DCF. On Wednesday, another family friend, . Laquica Tuff, told jurors that she saw Rilya with scratches and a gash . on her forehead about two months before the girl’s disappearance. Lost: Rilya's body has never been found . She also said Graham told her the same story about her being taken to New York by a friend. In the afternoon, a crime scene detective dispatched to Graham's home in Kendall in 2004, more than three years after Rilya disappeared and after the family had already moved, testified that little forensic evidence was found at the home except for latent evidence of human bodily fluid or blood in the garage, according to Local10.com. Graham's attorney raised the possibility that Rilya could still be alive because her body has not been found. Attorney Scott Sakin suggested Rilya . could've been relocated to a new home and lost in a system that has a . history of caseworker incompetence. Sakin also reminded jurors that jailhouse snitches have much to gain for helping out prosecutors. 'Is there any evidence at all that . this child is dead?' Sakin said. 'Where is the body? We don't have to . prove that she's alive. They have to prove that this child is dead.' Prosecutors said Graham confessed to . killing Rilya, who would be 16 now, because she believed the girl was . evil and possessed by demons. Rilya and a younger sister were both . given over to state care because their drug-addicted, frequently . homeless mother could not care for them. Rilya's name is an acronym for 'remember I love you always' given by her birth mother. One now-retired DCF supervisor, . Willie Harris, testified that in April 2000 he received a call from . Graham claiming Rilya's first foster home was 'deplorable' and might be . unsafe. Accused: Geralyn Graham is sworn by a judge, pictured, at Miami-Dade Criminal Court where she is charged with the murder of Rilya Wilson, who was in her care when she vanished in 2000 . Testimony: Mrs Winfield told the court that she saw the girl in timeout but never saw her in the dog cage she provided, adding that she had never saw Graham strike the child once . Rilya's younger sister was living . with Graham and her unrelated companion, Pamela Graham, and Rilya had . recently visited their house. Harris said he decided to remove . Rilya from the first foster home when he was denied access to . investigate its condition. He took the girl to the Grahams' home. 'I thought it would be necessary to . remove the child because I couldn't prove whether she was at risk or not . at risk,' Harris testified. The key to the case, both sides agree, is the testimony of career criminal Robin Lunceford, who befriended Graham in jail. Lunceford claims that Graham, . referring to Rilya as 'it,' told her she smothered the girl with a . pillow and buried the remains near water 'because water represented . peace,' Weintraub told jurors. Another inmate also claims that Graham . confessed at a different time. Weintraub said Lunceford was reluctant to snitch but 'couldn't stomach' knowing about the death of a child. 'If you tell me you killed an . innocent child, I'm going to snitch, and I'm going to snitch proud. Because it's different,' Weintraub quoted Lunceford as telling . detectives. Lunceford had been facing a life . sentence as a repeat offender but has had her sentence reduced to 10 . years because of her cooperation, court records show. With time off for . good behavior, she could be released by the end of December, Sakin . pointed out. 'She's a rat,' Sakin said. 'Robin Lunceford would do anything, anything, to get out of prison.' Graham also has a checkered past, . including a history of convictions for fraud. Authorities said she has . used 47 different aliases and had 10 different driver's licenses when . she was arrested. Weintraub said Graham forged . documents falsely claiming she was Rilya's grandmother in order to . collect state benefits — even after police believed the girl was dead. The trial resumes on Tuesday." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Geralyn Graham on trial for murder 12 years after Rilta disappeared in her care .\nCase rests on a confession she made to another inmate while she was in jail on an unrelated fraud charge .\nRilya's disappearance went undetected for two years leading to a massive shakeup in Florida Department of Children and Families .\nGraham told friends a social worker took her and never brought her back .\nHer body has never been found ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Floyd Mayweather Jnr has threatened to sack his dad as his trainer after Floyd Snr suggested his son would fight Amir Khan and Manny Pacquiao. The pound-for-pound megastar has two fights left on his six-fight deal with Showtime and insists he will retire next September. But hopes that those last two bouts would be against long-time rival Pacquiao and British speedster Khan have been dashed. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch . Floyd Mayweather Jnr (right) is angry at his father (left) saying he will fight Amir Khan and Manny Pacquiao . Mayweather Jnr says he will sack his dad as his trainer if he keeps stepping out of line in public . Khan has taunted Mayweather Jnr leading to speculation that the two could fight next year . ‘Well my father is totally wrong,’ Mayweather told fighthype.com. ‘Like I said before, we have people constantly being removed from the Mayweather Promotions team, Team Mayweather, and we also have people being removed from The Money Team. 'I want my dad to be with my team, but if he continues to go out there and speak on things that he has no knowledge about without communicating with me, then I must get a new trainer. 'I couldn’t care less what Amir Khan say, just like I couldn’t care less what anybody say. I’m going to do what I want to do when I want to and how I want to. Pacquiao will defend his WBO welterweight title against the American Chris Algieri on November 23 . Mayweather (left) and Marcos Maidana eye each other during their title bout in Las Vegas last month . 'I don’t know who I’m fighting next. I don’t even know if I’m fighting again. Like I told you, a lot of different crazy thoughts go through my mind every day. 'Sometimes I want to fight, sometimes I don’t want to fight. Listen, like I said before, he still got Danny Garcia problems just like Pacquiao still got [Juan Manuel] Marquez problems.’ Floyd Snr had earlier told the same website that a fight with Pacquiao was ‘going to happen’. The undefeated champion displayed his considerable wealth on his Instagram account earlier this week . He added: ‘It’s a fight for the world, man, right there. It’s the biggest fight that has ever been in life, so like I said, man, that fight’s gonna happen.’ Mayweather took his record to 47-0 last month with victory over Marcos Maidana in their Las Vegas rematch. Pacquiao, meanwhile, defends his WBO welterweight title against Chris Algieri in Macau on November 22." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Floyd Mayweather Jnr is angry at his dad Floyd Snr for suggesting his son will fight Amir Khan and Manny Pacquiao .\nMayweather Jnr says his father is wrong to hint at the fights .\nThe undefeated champion has two fights left on his six-fight deal .\nThe boxer added that he would fire his dad if he keeps stepping out of line .\nMayweather took his record to 47-0 last month with victory over Marcos Maidana in Las Vegas ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Uruguay striker Luis Suarez scored two goals during a friendly match against Oman on Monday. The Barcelona ace, who could make his La Liga debut against Real Madrid on October 25, netted a brace in the second half to help his side claim a win. His first came in the 57th minute when he was allowed the space and time to score past Oman goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi from inside the penalty area. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Luis Suarez's second half brace against Oman . Luis Suarez lobs Wigan Athletic goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi to score Uruguay's second goal of the match . Oman shot stopper Al Habsi was unable to get his hand onto Suarez's chipped effort . Suarez was replaced by international team-mate Christian Stuani in the 78th minute of the friendly encounter . Real Madrid v Barcelona - October 25 . Barcelona v Celta Vigo - November 1 . Ajax v Barcelona - November 5 . Almeria v Barcelona - November 8 . Barcelona v Sevilla - November 22 . The Wigan Athletic goalkeeper was forced into picking the ball out of his net just 10 minutes later when Suarez chipped Al Habsi. Suarez's deft lob over the onrushing custodian was further proof as to why Barcelona decided to fork out £75million on the former Liverpool ace. Jonathan Rodriguez added a late third in the closing stages of the friendly encounter. Suarez tweeted after the match that he was glad to get some 'important minutes' under his belt. Wigan Athletic goalkeeper Al Habsi was unable to keep Suarez at bay during the international friendly match . Suarez (centre) sealed a £75million move to Barcelona after impressing for Liverpool last season . VIDEO Suarez scores a brace for Barca B . Uruguay striker Suarez received a four-month ban for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Uruguay ace Luis Suarez netted twice in the second half .\nThe former Liverpool forward played 78 minutes of Uruguay's 3-0 win .\nSuarez could make his Barcelona debut against Real Madrid on October 25 .\nThe 27-year-old made a £75million move to the Nou Camp in July .\nHe is currently serving a four-month ban for biting Giorgio Chiellini ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "For nearly a decade, Denise Scott believed her husband had been killed on impact when United Airlines Flight 175 smashed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. But last year, just weeks before the 10-year anniversary of the horrific attack, she received a call that changed her life - and the story of her husband's death. A note in his handwriting and with a smudge of his blood had been found, reading: '84th floor. West Office. 12 people trapped.' Scroll down for videos . Found: Randy Scott wrote a note, '84th floor, west office, 12 people trapped', before the south tower collapsed on 9/11. It also shows a smudge of his blood. His family thought he had died on impact . The note had drifted to the ground outside the building just moments before it collapsed - and left Randy Scott's wife and three children horrified that he had been alive to experience fear. 'I spent 10 years hoping that Randy wasn't trapped in that building,' Denise, 57, told the Stamford Advocate from her Stamford, Connecticut home. 'You don't want them to suffer. They're . trapped in a burning building. It's just an unspeakable horror. And then . you get this 10 years later. It just changes everything.' Scott, 48, worked at Euro Brokers Inc. in the World Trade Center when he phoned the school where his wife taught to let her know that one of the Twin Towers had been hit by a plane. Heartbreaking discovery: Scott's wife Denise, left, and two of his three daughters, Rebecca, centre, and Alexandra, right, say they were stunned the note had made its way to them . Missed: The Scott family poses together before Randy's death in the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers . Believing the first crash was minor, he . asked to pass on the message that he was fine - and she only . discovered the full horror when her daughter Rebecca called from college later that morning. Loss: Randy Scott, 48, perished with his co-workers and thousands of others when the towers collapsed . In the days after the attacks, Denise . and her three daughters checked bars, restaurants and hospitals for . their husband and father, the Advocate reported. Nearly 10 years later, in August 2011, Denise received a call from Dr. Barbara Butcher, chief of staff and director of Forensic Investigations at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner of New York. Aware that the office called families if they came across fragments of victims, Denise asked what it was they had found. 'She said, \"No, it's not a fragment. It's something written\",' Denise said. 'And that's when I just fell apart.' The . note had been found on the street amid the chaos on 9/11 and handed to a . guard at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. As he reached for his . radio to alert help, the tower crumbled. The Federal Reserve kept the note and eventually turned it over to the National September 11 Memorial & . Museum, which worked with the medical examiner's office. It . was linked to Randy Scott after a medical examiner carried out DNA . tests on a dark spot on the note, and discovered it was Scott's blood. After taking the phone call from the . Medical Examiner's office, Denise travelled to New York with Randy's . best friend to see the note. 'The minute I saw it I didn't need to see the DNA test,' she said. 'I saw the handwriting. It's Randy's handwriting.' Shock: The women said they never wanted to believe he had been trapped or suffered in the building . She added: 'I'm speechless that they actually . were able to identify it. This note was written on . September 11. It came out of a window. Somebody had it. People had their . hands all over it.' Butcher . from the Medical Examiner's office asked if the museum could exhibit . the letter and Denise agreed - but asked for them to keep it quiet until . she told her daughters. But . the months passed and the girl returned to college, and Denise . struggled to find the right moment, she told the Advocate. When her . father died in January, she realised it was time. Her daughters, Rebecca, Alexandra, and Jessica, were stunned to hear of the note. 'I was bawling, because I recognised his handwriting,' Rebecca, 29, recalled. 'I thought he was killed instantly.' Alexandra, 22, added: 'Everyone hoped that it was right on . impact. That he didn't suffer.' Impact: United Airlines Flight 175 smashed into the south tower of the . World Trade Center hitting near to where Randy worked at Euro Brokers . Inc. He survived to write a note - before the tower collapsed . Fallen: The note was found among the debris at the bottom of the towers and eventually passed to the Medical Examiner's office, which carried out DNA tests on the blood and matched it to Scott's . They had hoped the same for his . colleagues, too, she said, who also had children and families. The . Scotts began reaching out to other relatives of those killed alongside . Randy, to tell them the truth. Denise said that although it changed their knowledge of that day for the worse, she is so thankful she found out the truth - while other families have chosen not to be notified when fragments are found. Jan Ramirez, chief curator of the museum, told the Advocate: 'It's so amazing to think that Randy . Scott wrote it and it eventually ended up with his wife and three . daughters, which is an amazing arc of a day. 'We are incredibly proud to be able to show it and I think it . will be one of the most powerful artifacts in the museum.' After the 2001 attacks on New York City, the Office . of the Chief Medical Examiner had to contend with thousands of bodies, . many completely shattered and unrecognisable, buried among the wreckage . of the crumbled buildings. A huge 1.8million tons was eventually moved to a landfill for workers to . start sifting through, in the hopes of making positive IDs on the nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks. Nearly 11 years on, a small group of scientists are still desperately working to give grieving families the justice they crave. More than 9,000 pieces of bone, . some the size of just a Tic Tac, are kept at Memorial Park, a building . on 30th Street in Manhattan, New York Magazine reported last year. Five dedicated staff inexhaustibly sift through crushed remains of bone taken from the scene day after day, cross-referencing any clues they get with DNA samples from the victims' families. Last year, just two IDs were made, leaving 1,121 victims still unidentified. So far, the office has identified less than 60 per cent of the 2,753 people who died on 9/11. Just 17 of the remains were identified by sight alone, 305 were determined by fingerprints, 25 by photographs, 78 by personal effects, 534 by dental or body X-rays and six by tattoos. The work also involves profiling the DNA of the victims to match against the bones. Samples were collected by taking DNA from toothbrushes or by swabbing living relatives. Even though it is painstaking, families have praised the work as vital. Jim Riches, a former deputy chief of the FDNY who lost his son on 9/11, told the magazine: 'We recovered my son March 25, 2002 but it wasn't all of him. I would want to bring all his parts back to Queens and put them all in one place.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Wife and three daughters believed Randy Scott had been killed on impact when second plane hit south tower on 9/11 .\nReceived call last August that a note with his blood on had been found .\nNote read: '84th floor. West Office. 12 people trapped'\nWas found on the ground outside - but building crumbled seconds later .\nWife: 'I spent 10 years hoping he wasn't trapped. It changes everything'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "It’s been 70 years since an Indiana photographer visited New York City and returned home with an amazing collection of holiday snaps. But Charles Weever Cushman’s pictures are even more impressive today, as they were taken on pricey colour Kodachrome and look far more recent than they actually are. He went around the city taking photos of architecture such as the Brooklyn Bridge and other parts of the Manhattan skyline - and it’s hard to believe they were taken while World War Two was going on. Land and water: The Liberty Street ferry in New York City on September 27, 1941 . Horse and cart: Men and boys are seen collecting salvage on the Lower East Side on October 4, 1941 . Daily life: This street seen from October 3, 1942, is just one from a huge collection by Charles W. Cushman . Pub: McSorley's Old Ale House, still open today, is pictured on East 7th Street on October 7, 1942 . Compared: McSorley's Old Ale House in the East Village today, hardly changed from the above photo . But what is . even more intriguing are the street scenes and daily life Cushman . documented in his photos, showing 1940s New Yorkers going about their . daily business. Pictures . of children smiling for the camera, businessmen sitting down outside . and street traders are a fascinating insight to what life was like in . the city all those years ago. Many of the areas have been demolished or rebuilt since they were pictured in 1941 and 1942. But others such as McSorley’s Old Ale . House in Manhattan’s East Village look almost identical now as they did . back then, with the same store front and shop logo. Park life: A suited man walks through Bowling Green in lower Manhattan on October 1, 1942 . Smoking: Three homeless people from South Ferry doss houses are in Battery Park on June 6, 1941 . Crossing: The East River is pictured below Brooklyn Bridge, linking Brooklyn and Manhattan, on June 6, 1941 . Around town: A portable soft drink stand at Bowling Green on October 1, . 1942, left, and a Lower East Side street scene on September 27, 1941, . right . The images are even more significant at a time when Americans are remembering the fallen World Trade Center, showing that a city ultimately transcends its buildings, reported The Atlantic. Mr Cushman was born in Poseyville, Indiana, in 1896 and read English at Indiana University, where he was sports editor on the student newspaper. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in . Illinois in 1918 before leaving three years later and began working in . New York City in 1928. He moved back to Chicago in 1929 and died in . 1972. His second wife, . Elizabeth Penniman, said: ‘He loved life - music, good books, sports, . the outdoors, travel, integrity - and could not tolerate ignorance.’ Read more about the Charles W. Cushman Photograph Collection here. Hosepipe: Looking up Fulton Street from South Street in downtown Manhattan on September 27, 1941 . Business as usual; A street in Chinatown, left, and another in lower Manhattan, right, both pictured in October 3, 1942 . Downtown life: A man looks out from Battery Park on June 6, 1941, while a horse and carriage can be seen at the lower end of Broadway on October 1, 1942 . Boat trip: The Statue of Liberty is seen across the water from downtown Manhattan on June 6, 1941 . Looking up: A tower of Brooklyn Bridge is seen from South Street in Manhattan on September 27, 1941 . Say cheese: Residents of lower Clinton St near the East River on a Saturday afternoon in September 1941 . Shops: Near the corner of Broome Street and Baruch Place in the Lower East Side on September 27, 1941 . New Yorkers: These two, left, live in a big new housing project near the . East River and are pictured on October 4, 1942 - while a woman, right, . sits in front of a doorway in the Lower East Side in the same month . Barrels: People walk on a sunny day on the corner of Pearl Street on October 7, 1942 . Chinatown: Chinese store windows are pictured in New York as men walk past on October 7, 1942 . Traders: Hot sweet potatoes, left, on October 4, 1942, and Wall Street, right, is pictured on June 6, 1941 . City buzz: A crowd gathers during a salvage collection on the Lower East Side on October 4, 1942 . Long shot: Lower Manhattan is pictured from a Jersey City ferry boat on September 27, 1941 ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Photos by Indiana snapper Charles Weever Cushman in 1941 and 1942 .\nExpensive colour Kodachrome was used to take impressive collection .\nMany buildings have since been demolished but some of them still stand ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Danny Welbeck is confident the goals will flow for both Arsenal and England if he is given a run of games as an out-and-out attacker. The 23-year-old begins a new chapter this week after swapping home-town club Manchester United for the Gunners in a £16million deadline day move. Welbeck had been with the Old Trafford giants since the age of eight, but dropped down the pecking order and grew increasingly frustrated at a lack of opportunities to lead the line. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Faith in Wenger key to Arsenal success . Danny Welbeck said he is confident goals will flow for club and country if he gets a run as a central striker . It was a position he shone in for England on Monday evening, netting a second-half brace in Switzerland to secure a winning start to their European Championship qualifying campaign. And Welbeck is confident goals will continue to rack up if he is allowed to play in his favoured role. He said: 'It is well known I prefer to play through the middle so when I get my opportunity I just want to show what I can do. 'Once I get into the box and get the opportunities I have got faith in my ability. 'Before I wasn't getting into the box because I wasn't playing too much as a striker and I had to worry about my defensive work. 'Listen, anyone can say what they want to say but I just know once I get the opportunity and a run of games up front I will do my best. Danny Welbeck scored twice as England beat Switzerland 2-0 in their European Championships qualifier . 'That's definitely what I need. It is good for any footballer to get a run of games. 'You become more confident and play much more at ease and to get a run of games would be absolutely perfect. 'That is my first 90 minutes this season so it is just the start of things and really looking forward to it.' Welbeck says he has not had a decent run of games since Christmas last year, suggesting Monday's display in Basle could be just a taster of what is in store for Arsenal and England. The forward impressed up top alongside captain Wayne Rooney, with his goals helping the Three Lions to a much-needed 2-0 win after the World Cup debacle. Arsenal signed Danny Welbeck from Manchester United for £16million on transfer deadline day . 'It was important,' Welbeck said. 'It was good for me to get the two goals but it was more important for the whole team to get the win and off to a flying start and to get three points from scratch and that was the most pleasing thing. 'I think what we have worked this week in training a lot of it showed and that is very pleasing because it showed your hard work is not going to waste and that is what we have got - players in midfield who can break on beyond the attackers and we know if they get behind us we are going to sit in for them. 'We are fighting for each other as a team and that is most important.' VIDEO Faith in Wenger key to Arsenal success - Schwarz ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Danny Welbeck scored a brace against Switzerland .\nNew Arsenal forward said more to come for club and country .\nFormer Manchester United man said he needed run of games plying centrally ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A British jihadist fighting with the Islamic State in Iraq is feared to be behind a cyber plot to empty British bank accounts to fund terrorism in the Middle East. Junaid Hussain, 20, escaped to Syria last year while on police bail, and has been posting extremist messages on social media pledging to conquer the world and kill infidels. Hussain, who is originally from Birmingham, is pictured online posing with a scarf over his face and a rifle in his hands, and tweets behind the alias Abu Hussain al-Britani. Jihadist: Junaid Hussain, who tweets from Iraq under an alias, has posed with a rifle and posted extremist messages online . He was jailed in 2012 for stealing personal information from Tony Blair, and is thought to be putting his hacking skills to use adding to the militants' huge war chest. According to reports in the Daily Mirror, British financial institutions are aware of the attacks and working overtime to prevent their customers' funds being extracted. A source told the paper: 'The hackers are targeting the accounts of the rich and famous, VIP clients of banks and big businesses. 'This is an international fraud on an unprecedented scale and the result could be a bottomless pit of money to fund their campaign of terror.' Court case: Abu Hussain, 20, pictured above at Southwark Crown Court, was jailed for six months in 2012 for stealing personal information from Tony Blair and posting it online . Hussain has not directly mentioned hacking in his stream of Islamist posts, but a fellow fighter boasted of being bought pizza using celebrity credit card details acquired by a jihadist hacker. When the fanatics swept across Iraq this summer, conquering huge swathes of the country, they also captured a central bank in Mosul, which they looted for hundreds of millions of pounds. The huge windfall immediately made them the world's richest terrorist organisation, and they have been expanding their financial clout as they storm across the country. A spokesman for the British Bankers' Association told the MailOnline that banks are always vigilant against attacks from all over the world, launched by anyone from petty criminals to major organisations. A spokesman said: 'Protecting their customers' money is the banks' number one priority. That's why they spend hundreds of millions of pounds a year hiring cyber security experts to combat these kind of threats. 'If you as a customer fall victim to fraud through no fault of your own you are almost certain to have your money quickly reimbursed.' A spokesman for GCHQ, the government's intelligence and security organisation, declined to comment on attacks from the Islamic State." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Junaid Hussain, 20, from Birmingham, is feared to be behind cyber attacks .\nHe was jailed in 2012 for hacking personal information from Tony Blair .\nLast year went to Syria to fight, and posts extremist messages online .\nIslamic State has amassed huge war chest from plundering banks and oil .\nSecurity sources say he is passing on his knowledge to other fighters .\nBanks say they are constantly vigilant against attacks from criminal groups ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The average American child consumes nearly 300 calories from liquid sugar alone each day - a combined total of 7 trillion calories each year, a public health professor suggests. Dr Steven Gortmaker, Director of the Harvard School of Public Health Prevention Research Center, is sounding the alarm and pushing for increased government involvement to keep sodas and sugary drinks away from kids, as part of his presentation at the Obesity Society's Annual Scientific Meeting in San Antonio, Texas on September 23. The sweet drinks are increasingly a poison to younger Americans, aged two to 19 - a population of an estimated 73.5 million, as they contribute to the ever-growing childhood obesity rates in the U.S. Scroll down for video. Just say no: Dr. Steven Gortmaker, in October 2011, speaking on behalf of Boston's anti-sugary drink initiative . Young people chug an estimated 270 calories per day due to sugary drinks, accounting for over 19 billion calories a day nationwide. Calorie recommendation for children (depending on age and gender) range from 1,200 to 2,200, so calories from sugary beverages, on average, accounts from anywhere from 15 to 25 per cent of their daily recommended allotment. Sales of drinks for these mini-consumers totaled an estimated $24 billion in sales, according to Scientific America. New information on beverage consumption by children in the U.S., comes as the childhood obesity epidemic continues to spread with rates among adolescents having tripled since 1980. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that 17 per cent of American youth (or 12.5 million) are obese. Gortmake's presentation in Texas comes on the heels of extensive research in the September issue of the New England Journal of Medicine on the impact of sugar-sweetened beverages on childhood obesity rates. 'During the past 30 years, the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages has increased dramatically. Compelling evidence supports a positive link between the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and the risk of obesity,' the authors of the academic paper, Sugar-Sweetened Beverages and Genetic Risk of Obesity, wrote. On the rise: Obesity rates have been increasing in the past years . Dr Gortmaker has supported a . Boston-area initiative to ban the sale of sodas at public schools, which . was adopted in 2004, and he is calling for broader initiatives to be . implemented across the country. 'Populations in the U.S. drink tons of . sugary sweetened beverage. The average high school student actually . drinks more than 300 calories of sugar water every day,' the Harvard . professor said at a press conference in October 2011, on behalf of a campaign to curb access to sweet drinks. He said with fewer sugary options available at Boston schools, 'kids reduced overall consumption per day by 45 calories.' '45 calories a day is just the level . you need to start flattening out the obesity epidemic, if not to start . turning it around,' he added. Obesity rates: For children aged 2-19 in the U.S., obesity rates are highest among boys . But the beverage lobby was quick to respond that sugary drinks cannot bear all the blame for obesity in the U.S. 'Obesity is a serious and complex public health issue facing our nation . and the rest of the world, and we all must work together to solve it,' the American Beverage Association said in a statement. 'We know, and science supports, that obesity is not uniquely caused by . any single food or beverage.  Thus, studies and opinion pieces that . focus solely on sugar-sweetened beverages, or any other single source of . calories, do nothing meaningful to help address this serious issue,' the statement added. The right to gulp: Benjamin Lesczynski, 8, of New York, takes a sip of a 'Big Gulp' while protesting the soda-ban in New York . Pint-sized guzzlers: Young people chug an estimated 270 calories per day due to sugary drinks, accounting for over 19 billion calories a day nationwide . The childhood obesity epidemic is different from children simply being overweight. According . to the CDC, being overweight means having an excess body weight for a . particular height from fat, muscle, bone, water, or a combination of . these factors. Obesity is defined specifically as having excess body fat. Growing obesity rates among . children has increasingly gained attention with First Lady Michelle . Obama launching an initiative to promote healthy eating and exercise - . while also lobbying for healthier school lunch options and companies to stop advertising junk food to children. Similarly, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg . recently introduced a measure to ban the sale of sugary drinks in . containers larger than 16 ounces, as a means to fight obesity in the Big Apple. But . the ban, which was approved by the New York City Board of Health in . September, has been met with disdain and irked the beverage lobby, who call it a violation of consumer rights. Big Apple soda ban: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently introduced a measure to ban the sale of sugary drinks in containers larger than 16 ounces ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Kids chug an estimated 270 calories per day from sugary drinks, which accounts for anywhere from 15 to 25 per cent of the daily recommended amount for children .\nSweet drinks are a major factor to rising childhood obesity rates - which have tripled since 1980 .\nHealth officials estimate 17 per cent of U.S children (12.5 million) are obese .\nBeverage lobby hits back, saying sugary drinks are not the only contributing factor to obesity ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Tracked: Scientists have developed a formula to forecast our future movements through phone software . From telling us when our train is coming, helping us when we're lost and letting us watch our favourite TV shows, there seems no limit to how involved our smartphone is with our day-to-day life. Now the gadget promises something so advanced it verges on the supernatural: it will know exactly what we're doing tomorrow. Scientists have found a way of predicting an individual's future movements by analysing information their mobile phone. A team of computer . scientists at the University of Birmingham successfully predicted future . locations with an error margin of just 60ft, which has fuelled fears of . privacy invasions. While mobile phone networks can already track where a handset is in 'real time', the scientists have developed an algorithm - or formula - to forecast our future movements. They . compared data from one individual and their closest social network to . predict a person’s future location based on places and areas visited in . the past and the frequency of contact between those studied, The Sunday . Times reported. For example, if two individuals who have close contact visit a particular restaurant, it is highly likely that this is where they will be the next time they are both heading towards the area where the restaurant is. This means that mobile phone providers will be able to predict the future whereabouts of their customers . The study used mobile phone data from a group of 200 people living in the vicinity of Lausanne in Switzerland. Dr. Mirco Musolesi, who led the study, . said: ‘Information extracted from the usage of a mobile phone is an . intriguing source of data about people behaviour.' Social network: The study used data from phones of individuals and those whom they were in close contact with to calculate their future locations with surprising accuracy . He added: ‘We have shown that the accuracy of the prediction of an individual’s future locations could be improved if his or her previous movement and the mobility information of his or her social group are taken into account.’ He said that the formula may not reflect the general population and would be more accurate in cities where people’s moves tend to be synchronised. Although it will be of great help to marketing companies and possibly law enforcements, privacy groups such as Big Brother Watch fear it will invade privacy. ‘This development highlights huge privacy concerns’, Emma Carr, deputy director of Big Brother Watch told the Sunday Times. Mr Musolesi tweeted plans of releasing the algorithm as an API (application programming interface) which would open up commercial possibilities for app-wizards and mobile phone service providers. In terms of marketing it means that advertising agencies will be able to target individuals with personalised advertisements using information about where the person has been and where he or she might be going. But it could also be a tool for third-party apps offering discounts and other offers where the app would be able to provide real-time deals available at venues and areas where a person is predicted to beat a specific time and day. The team also expressed hopes that their algorithm could be used by the police force in prediction of the future location of criminal events." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Your future location is calculated using data from your phone .\nUniversity of Birmingham team made location predictions of users with an error margin of just 60ft .\nIf developed, it can be used for personalised marketing, but has been accused of invading privacy ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A werewolf enthusiast who went on the run with a 14-year-old girl is suspected of recruiting the teenager online for fantasy role-play games that led to a sexual relationship. Mark Edwards, 44, who goes by the alias Nagamishe Shiro online, is alleged to have groomed the vulnerable 14-year-old to join his 'slayer covenant'. Multiple albums have been discovered online of Edwards dressed in a werewolf costume along with teens in skimpy outfits role-playing sword and gun fights in a secluded, wooded area. Edwards, who is married and from Ohio, was arrested on February 28 after he went on the run with a girl for three days. Scroll down for video . Werewolf enthusiast Mark Edwards, 44, posted pictures of himself with teenage girls online after recruiting them to join his slayer convenant . Edwards has posted multiple pictures online of him brandishing swords and guns in secluded wooded areas with young women . It came after he was released on $50,000 . bond last month on counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and interference . with custody from when he and the girl went missing last September. Videos and photos were posted online of Mark Edwards, 44, and a 14-year-old girl . The 44-year-old now faces charges on both separate cases. A grand jury is scheduled to debate the case today. Edwards, who has worked as a security guard and an animal trapper, is being held at Clark County Jail on $500,000 bond. Edwards' wife told a local station on Friday that she would support her husband through the allegations. On his Facebook profile, Edwards describes his slayer covenant as 'a world wide secret . organization of Werewolves, Vampires, Werecats or Hell cats, and Hybrid . humans that work together to protect the human race from the evil of . demons and other evil vampires or werewolves'. He compared his group to a Jedi order for training 'young slayers that show remarkable powers and recruiting any new slayers'. There are multiple photos of Edwards posing in a werewolf mask and fangs, combat-style clothes and brandishing swords and guns. Edwards' Facebook photos contain several young women wearing masks and fantasy-style costumes of capes, gloves and carrying weapons. They are pictured clashing swords in a wooded area and standing knee-deep in a lake. In one photo from 2012, a girl is sitting in Edwards lap. In one disturbing album, Edwards appears to be feasting on a raw, dead animal, his face covered in blood. Other images include a bloodied Edwards and a fake human head. Edwards is being held after he went on the run with a 14-year-old girl who was involved in his 'slayer covenant' Edwards, who has worked as an animal trapper, posted pictures online of himself appearing to feed on raw carcasses and covered in blood . Edwards, 44, who goes by the alias Nagamishe Shiro online appears in photos with a raw rabbit leg between his fake fangs . Investigators have taken computers from Edwards' home and are looking for any evidence of criminal activity or inappropriate sexual acts. Police officers who searched Edwards' home also found a freezer of animal parts but said that it could be from legal hunting. The alleged victim's mother described Edwards' hold over her daughter like cult-like brainwashing. She said that Edwards was a friend of the family in the past when he lived nearby. According . to a police report seen by KTVU, the girl . told her mother that she had sex with Edwards many times at his home between April and August 2013. The couple fled for the first time after the girl's mother reported the alleged inappropriate relationship to police. Edwards, from Ohio, is facing charges over an alleged inappropriate relationship with a teenage girl which began last year . Many of the images online are of a disturbing violent and sexual nature . Edwards is facing charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor who was involved in his werewolf games in the woods . Edwards compares his group to a Jedi order, claiming to train slayers who show 'remarkable powers' Clark County Sheriff Gene Kelly said: 'The . guy made himself out to be a warrior. His attempt by posting these . videos on YouTube was to reach a larger audience. He wanted to publicize . his alter ego.' However . Edwards' friend RaMondo Brando, who convinced his friend to turn himself . in after he went on the run with girl, said that the 44-year-old's . interest in fantasy games is just a hobby and that he ran away with Miss . Bruce in a misguided attempt to help her. Mr Brando, who did martial arts training with Edwards, said that his friend would posed no danger to the teenage girl. Edwards, 44, kept his head down as he was led to an Ohio jail in handcuffs. A grand jury is deciding todaywhether he will face charges after running off with a teenage girl ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Mark Edwards, 44, is alleged to have groomed a 14-year-old in Ohio after convincing her online to join his 'slayer covenant'\nEdwards, who goes by alias Nagamishe Shiro, pictured in werewolf outfit  along with dressed-up girls role-playing sword fights in the woods .\nThe alleged victim's mother described Edwards' hold over her daughter as 'cult-like brainwashing'\nEdwards, who is married, also pictured appearing to feast on raw animal carcasses .\nHe is facing charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, interference with custody, fleeing and eluding and violating a protection order ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Aston Villa have offered teenage sensation Jack Grealish a new four-year deal at the club. The 19-year-old has attracted interest from Chelsea and is in the final 12 months of his current contract at Villa Park. Grealish was handed his first-team debut at the end of last season against Manchester City after impressing on loan at League One outfit Notts County, where he featured 38 times. Attracting interest: Aston Villa youngster Jack Grealish . Rising star: Villa are keen to tie Grealish to a new long-term deal . The winger has forced his way into Paul Lambert's first-team plans and featured as a substitute in the Premier League wins against Stoke and Hull City. Grealish has also represented the Republic of Ireland at Under 21 level and his representatives recently held talks with Martin O'Neill about his international future. The Bodymoor Heath academy graduate has been with the club since the age of six and Villa are keen to tie down his long-term future. Making progress: Grealish has forced his way into Paul Lambert's first-team plans ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Talented teenager offered new four-year contract at Villa Park .\nGrealish is attracting the attention of Premier League rivals Chelsea .\nYoung winger has featured in the wins against Stoke and Hull City ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "She only popped out to the shops but Princess Beatrice still showcased some serious style credentials today. The royal enjoyed lunch and a spot of shopping with her friends in Notting Hill, London, and looked bang-on-trend for the occasion. The 26-year-old was barefaced for the afternoon and while she kept her outfit simple, she accessorised with a pair of £180 wedged trainers by Ash and a £1,235 Marcie tote by French fashion house, Chloe. Hitting the shops in style: Princess Beatrice looked trendy as she stepped out to do a spot of shopping with her friends in Notting Hill today . The fashion-forward Princess was seen perusing the clothes in Sloaney store Joseph, a firm favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge and Pippa Middleton. After shopping, she enjoyed some lunch with her friends. Perhaps the young royal was looking for a last-minute birthday gift for her mother, Sarah Ferguson, who is celebrating her 55th birthday today. Trendy: The 26-year-old wore a pair of wedged trainers and a £1,235 Marcie medium textured-leather tote by French fashion house Chloe . Arm candy: Her £1,200 handbag is described on the website as 'timeless' and 'built to last' Pit stop: After shopping, she enjoyed some lunch with her friends in West London, which has become her stomping ground . The family will no doubt be enjoying a celebratory dinner this evening seeing as youngest sister Princess Eugenie is back in town from New York. Last week, Princess Beatrice stepped out at London's Chiltern Firehouse for the book launch party for How Google Works, by Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg. The 26-year-old redhead wore a black semi-sheer collared minidress, which was cinched at the waist, showing off her slender frame and shapely legs. Sloane ranger: The Princess was seen perusing the clothes in Sloaney store Joseph, a firm favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge and Pippa Middleton . Hot hangout: Last week, Princess Beatrice stepped out at London's Chiltern Firehouse for the book launch party for How Google Works, by Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg . Her boyfriend, Virgin Galactic executive Dave Clark, 31, attended the popular venue with her, looking dapper in a white button-down shirt under a black suit. Beatrice, older sister of Princess Eugenie, 24, is also known to frequent A-list London favourites such as Zuma, Nobu, Restaurant C and Balthazar. And as she continues to step out with her boyfriend, there's talk that he could soon be her husband. The pair have been dating for over six years, and gossip is rife - denied by all concerned, naturally - that theirs might be the next royal engagement to be announced. In the summer, Beatrice's mother Sarah Ferguson spent the weekend at Balmoral as a guest of Queen Elizabeth II. She was accompanied by her ex-husband and their two daughters, leading some to speculate on the reasons for this royal rapprochement. Girl's day: Princess Beatrice may well be joining her mother for dinner this evening to celebrate Sarah's 55th birthday ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Royal, 26, shopped at Joseph with friends .\nIs her mother's 55th birthday today so may well be celebrating later ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "'Love u... miss you... love u... miss you.' This is the heartbreaking last text cricketer Phillip Hughes sent his best friend, two weeks before he died from a fatal accident at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Meagan Simpson, 26, was on holiday in Hawaii when she got the tender message. As the world mourns the death of the Australian batsman, who would have turned 26 last Sunday, the young man from Macksville who loved his cows as much as he loved cricket, Meagan remembers the Phillip Hughes that she knew. Scroll down for video . Phillip Hughes' best friend Meagan Simpson, 26, says the cricketer was the best friend 'anyone could ask for' The pair bonded over late night phone calls, coffee and shopping trips and helped set each other up on dates, far away from the spotlight cast over Phillip as an international sports star. Meagan met Phillip three years ago, when he chatted to her in a Sydney pub, and they were inseparable ever since. ‘We were at his favourite pub in Sydney, The Palace at Breakfast Point… he tried to pick me up and told me he was a banker. I didn’t know who he was at that point,’ Meagan fondly told Daily Mail Australia. The sports coach was working for AFL team the Giants at the time and was probed by players on the team who spotted her in the pub, about how she knew Phillip. Meagan, a sports coach, and Phillip met three years ago in his favourite Sydney pub . This is the last text Phillip Hughes sent Meagan. She received it while she was on holiday in Hawaii . ‘They said “he’s an Australian cricketer”. I felt like a silly bugger. But that was him being humble.’ After their first meeting Phillip called Meagan ‘every day for the next week’. ‘We had both been through pretty bad breakups; neither of us wanted to start anything new and didn’t want to hurt each other. ‘He said “I really want you in my life forever” and we just became friends,’ Meagan explained. As she struggles to come to terms with her loss, Meagan said she still questions what Phillip saw in her that first night they met. ‘We clicked; we just got along so well. And from then it’s been weekly conversations or late night calls, or whenever we needed each other.’ Phillip told her he wanted her in his life 'forever' and would send her selfies via text message while they were apart . The pair enjoyed chatting over coffee and shopping trips and Phillip would ask Meagan's advice on what to wear . In this photo that Phillip sent Meagan he is on his farm in Macksville, the place he always hoped to return home to one day . They pair both loved sport and Meagan learned a lot about cricket by going to watch Phillip play. He ‘now loves the Giants because I worked there,’ she said. Heartbreakingly, Meagan described Phillip as ‘the best friend anyone could ask for’. ‘He was always there when you needed him and that says a lot when someone is so famous and when he has so many other things going on. Whenever I needed him he was there. ‘He was cheeky and funny and always made you laugh. He just had a genuine interest in you and invested time into our friendship. ‘I still don’t know how I got so lucky to have him as a friend; obviously he saw something in me.’ Meagan would go and watch Phillip at his cricket games and he started supporting the AFL team that she worked for . 'He sent me flowers on my birthday no matter how far away he was': Meagan described Phillip as a thoughtful and dependable friend . Phillip introduced Meagan to all of ‘the boys whether cricketers or mates’ and since his death, on Thursday 27 November, Australian Cricket Captain Michael Clarke told her: ‘You know he loved you so much, that’s all we need to say about it.’ ‘I did share him with two other best friends, they were male. I was the only girl best friend who was there purely as a friend, nothing else. ‘Some struggled with that. People always thought we were dating but in Phillip’s eyes it was “Meagan is just one of the boys”,’ she explained. Meagan said Phillip acted the same way in front of her as he did with the boys and she ‘really respected that about him’. The best friends kept in regular contact even when Meagan was living in the US and Phillip was in England, she laughed that he ‘could never figure out Skype’. ‘In the last few months he worked out Facetime. But we couldn’t talk via Facebook, he didn’t have Facebook or Instagram – he preferred a good old fashioned meeting and having a coffee. ‘He was always there though. He sent me flowers on my birthday no matter how far away he was.’ Australian Cricket Captain Michael Clarke, seen here at Phillip Hughes' funeral, told Meagan: 'You know he loved you so much, that’s all we need to say about it' Phillip was killed after he was hit in the head by a ball, during a Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground, in a rare and tragic accident . On his frequent coffee catch ups, Phillip would sometimes have three or four in a row, going from café to café so he could continue talking. ‘We’d go from one place to another in one day. He loved taking me shopping. I have so many memories of him trying things on and him saying “what about this one”… he’d ask “which tie should I wear with my suit?” ‘He loved his fashion and a good fitting cap and shirt and suit. He always checked himself before he went out of the house,’ Meagan remembered. Meagan (left) and Australian cricketers - past and present - such as Brett Lee (right) kept a bedside vigil for Hughes' while he was in a Sydney hospital . Since Phillip was killed after he was hit in the head by a ball, during a Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground – in a rare and tragic accident – thousands of people around the world have laid out tributes and offered condolences to the batsman’s family and friends. Meagan said the support has been ‘phenomenal’ and Phillip ‘would be looking down laughing and thinking “all this for me”.’ ‘I don’t think he realised how truly loved he was. It’s so good to see but at the same time it is hard sharing such a personal thing with rest of world. You want to be selfish at times, but its’ a testament to Phillip the person. ‘We can’t thank the world enough.’ Phillip 'would be looking down laughing and thinking \"all this for me\",' Meagan says . Thousands of people around the world have laid out tributes and offered condolences to the batsman’s family and friends . When they weren’t joking around about ‘sexy cows’ at Phillip’s parent’s farm in Macksville, the pair would talk about their future and how one day Meagan would bring her children to see their Uncle Phil at the farm. ‘We spoke about a lot of things. Whether it was cricket or what present to buy his sister for her birthday, girl problems he may have had. ‘He talked about how he missed his parents. I’ve never seen someone love their parents so much, he would call his dad five times a day,’ she recalled. Despite his fame and success on the cricket pitch, Meagan said one thing was always clear: ‘His life goal was to go back to Macksville.’ Despite his fame and success on the cricket pitch, Meagan said one thing was always clear: 'His life goal was to go back to Macksville' Flowers adorned the gate at the Hughes' cattle stud in Macksville this week. Meagan said she will one day take her children to see the cows . ‘He wanted to find the right girl and he wanted to have children who grew up on the farm with him up in Macksville. He didn’t care if they played cricket or not, he wanted a family like his family,’ she said. Meagan has vowed to visit Phillip’s parents in his hometown three or four times a year ‘for the rest of my life’ and has already book a trip there for between Christmas and New Year’s. She has so many memories of her time with Phillip and has ‘no words to truly say how amazing he is’. ‘We joked my kids would come up to see Uncle Phil and the cows. That’s the thing; he was an Aussie cricketer and for some he was just a farmer from Macksville. ‘But to me, he was just my best friend.’ As Meagan pays tribute to Phillip she says there are 'no words to truly say how amazing he is'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Meagan Simpson met Phillip Hughes three years ago .\nThey spoke in his favourite Sydney pub and have been best friends ever since .\nAfter returning from his hometown funeral on the NSW mid-north coast she told Daily Mail Australia how 'lucky' she was to have known him .\nNo matter where Phillip was in the world they would talk on the phone .\nWhile in Sydney they would chat over coffee and go shopping together .\nShe says he was 'the best friend anyone could ask for'\nPhillip told her his dream was to return to Macksville and start a family ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Rio Ferdinand has recalled how Sir Alex Ferguson would hammer Cristiano Ronaldo and other of Manchester United’s main men to get the best out of them, and claims he’s never seen an England manager do the same. In an explosive autobiography - #2Sides - serialised in The Sun, Ferdinand insists Ferguson was a genius and took him for granted before his retirement last year. Ferdinand, who moved to QPR after departing United last summer, remembers one game against Benfica in 2006 where Ronaldo tried too much, and got the hairdryer treatment from the United boss. Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo (left) gestures in front of Benfica's Georgios Karagounis during their Champions League fixture in 2006 . Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson blasted Cristiano Ronaldo after his one-man show against Benfica in Lisbon, 2006 . Cristiano Ronaldo was given the hairdryer treatment after the European encounter . He said: ‘‘I remember Ronaldo getting emotional one game when we played Benfica in Lisbon. He thought he had to prove to people in Portugal why he moved to United. ‘The game became the Ronaldo show, he was trying to show his skills and nothing was coming off. ‘We lost and afterwards the manager absolutely destroyed him. “Who the hell do you think you are”. ‘I never saw England managers hammering David Beckham like that, or Stevie Gerrard or Frank Lampard or Wayne Rooney.’ Cristiano Ronaldo (left) looks towards manager Sir Alex Ferguson during a press conference in 2009 . Sir Alex Ferguson and Carlos Queiroz talk with Cristiano Ronaldo at Carrington in 2008 . Rio Ferdinand (right) returned to Old Trafford to face Manchester United with Queens Park Rangers . Ferdinand, signed by Ferguson in 2002 from Leeds for a British record fee, said the Scot’s ways brought the best out of him and kept his standards high. He added: ‘It made me think, I could be next. I better stay on my toes. We took Fergie for granted, but now I see he was a genius. ‘He would finish most of his team talk with: “Now go out and enjoy yourself”. It was never do this, do that, because that can take away a player’s flair.’ Click here to visit our Manchester United Facebook page." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Sir Alex Ferguson would use hairdryer treatment on Cristiano Ronaldo and other big Manchester United stars .\nPortuguese star was blasted after a Champions League tie against Benfica .\nRonaldo was trying too hard to shine on return to Portugal in 2006 .\nFerdinand has never seen an England manager use a similar approach ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A Burbank woman was held in a jail cell for 10 hours for painting her nails on an aeroplane. Jeanie Daniels was on board a Southwest Airlines plane from Los Angeles to Houston, Texas on January 26, on her way to see her boyfriend when a flight attendant took offence to the smell of the varnish and asked her to put it away. ‘I said I’m sorry, I apologize and I put it away,’ Daniels told CBS Local. ‘About 10 minutes into the flight I discovered I only had two nails left to paint so I thought, well if I went to the bathroom and did it, it wouldn’t offend anyone.” 10 hours: Jeanie Daniels (left) was flying to see boyfriend Jimmy Hauser but was arrested after painting her nails on the flight . Jailed: Jeanie Daniels was put in handcuffs and jailed for 10 hours when she stepped off the Southwest Airlines flight . But when she left the bathroom she found another flight attendant lying in wait for her, angry that Daniels had gone ahead and continued to use the nail paint despite being told not to. The pair began to argue and it got heated, with Daniels swearing at the attendant. She told CBS that she told the attendant to ‘Stop bitching at me’. Daniels added: ‘She was getting so loud when I was sitting in my seat. I was like, just stop, and I was loud because she wouldn’t end the conversation.’ As she stepped off the flight 1536 plane she was handcuffed by two police officers. They interviewed Daniels, the attendant and a witness and carted her off to a police station on a charge of using ‘abusive profane language’. The charges were dropped by the DA, but not before Daniels spent 10 hours in jail. Charged: Jeanie Daniels was charged with using profane abusive language but the charges were later dropped by the DA . Her boyfriend, Jimmy Hauser, said he was shocked when he was told what had happened. ‘They wouldn’t let her talk’, he added. ‘They said to her “don’t talk”.’ In a statement, Southwest Airlines said: ‘The Customer in question was taken into custody upon arrival in Houston for behaviour she displayed while onboard a flight from LAS – HOU on February 26. ‘The airport police became involved because of the passenger’s behaviour and a verbal altercation with a Southwest Airlines crew member. Southwest Airlines is responsible for the safety of all of our passengers and Employees.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Jeanie Daniels was asked to put her nail varnish away because of the smell .\nShe was caught by a flight attendant continuing to use the varnish in the bathroom .\nTwo police officers were waiting to arrest her when she stepped off the plane ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Dozens of corrupt police officers helped organised criminals hide evidence, intimidate witnesses and access details of ongoing operations, according to a leaked report. An internal investigation by the Metropolitan Police claimed officers were bribed to destroy surveillance logs and some officers even co-owned houses and racehorses with suspected gang leaders. The 2002 report, produced as part of Operation Tiberius, an investigation into police corruption, named 80 corrupt officers. More than half of them were still serving at the time. 'Corrupt': The report alleges that criminals had free access to information held by the Metropolitan Police . The documents, leaked to the Independent, concludes that organised criminals were able to infiltrate Scotland Yard 'at will' and access confidential information from secure databases. The report, written by a team led by Andy Hayman, the force's former assistant commissioner, spoke to informants, used intelligence from intercepted telephone conversations, interviewed officers and scoured old police files to reach its conclusions. The Metropolitan Police today insisted that the force has 'changed vastly' since the report was completed. But a recently retired senior officer, speaking anonymously to the newspaper, said that: 'The Met is still every bit as corrupt as it was back then.' Details of the report include a case in which a police statement from a sensitive witness was found in a nightclub controlled by a family of suspected gangsters. Other records claim that a man on trial for drug trafficking was able to pay officers £15,000 to destroy two 'crucial' surveillance logs. His trial later collapsed. At another point, a corrupt officer who discovered the existence of a highly sensitive informant was able to threaten his handler with reprisals if he any evidence about organised crime were to emerge. Another part of the report speaks of a corrupt officer who had 'an ongoing sexual relationship with a female drug supplier', and access police records for her. Speaking to MailOnline today, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Police suggested that the report was 'outdated' and does not reflect the organisation as it is today. He said: 'I think everyone recognises that the police has changed vastly over the past five years - let alone the last 10 or 15 years.' A statement issued by the force also said that the Met continues to investigate corruption, and has 'no complacency' about the matter. It said: 'The dedicated Anti-Corruption Command (ACC), part of the Met's Directorate of Professional Standards, proactively investigates any allegations or intelligence relating to either corrupt police officers and staff and those that may seek to corrupt our officers or staff. 'All such allegations and intelligence are taken extremely seriously and any any lessons learnt from resulting investigations are used to further our efforts to reduce the likelihood of such offences occurring in the future.'There is no complacency in the Met's determination to succeed in this task and the work of the officers and staff of the ACC is undertaken relentlessly and determinably, fully recognising that criminals who seek to corrupt our officers and staff will remain a threat.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Internal investigation into corruption at the Metropolitan Police was leaked .\nFile from 2002 says that organised criminals could access records 'at will'\nClaims officers owned houses and racehorses with suspected gang leaders .\nAlso alleges officers were paid £15,000 to destroy surveillance logs .\nAnother accessed records for drug supplier he was having sex with .\nMet spokesman says report is 'outdated' and the force has 'changed vastly'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "David Cameron has laid down a challenge to European leaders to demand they stump up 1billion euros to help tackle Ebola. The Prime Minister said the spread of the deadly virus was the ‘biggest health problem for a generation’ - but that some leaders were not doing their bit. He has written to Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, to say Ebola should be placed on the agenda of next week’s Brussels summit. Mr Cameron said the 1billion euros would pay for 2,000 health workers to fly out to the affected West African countries, to help stem the spread of the disease. Scroll down for video . Prime Minister David Cameron is calling for more funding to help tackle Ebola . So far, the EU has raised less than half of that sum. Britain, however, has already earmarked £125million to tackle Ebola - the largest sum in Europe and second in the world only to the US. The Prime Minister brought up the need for a more concerted international response to the Ebola crisis at Asia-Europe Meeting, a summit of world leaders from the two continents, in Milan yesterday. In the letter to Mr Van Rompuy and fellow leaders, the Prime Minister warned that ‘we need to act fast to contain and defeat this deadly virus’. He wrote: ‘If we do not significantly step up our collective response now, the loss of life and damage to the political, economic and social fabric of the region will be substantial and the threat posed to our citizens will also grow.’ He set out an ambitious package of measures to be agreed at next week’s EU summit. Top of the list is raising contributions from the EU and its member states up to 1billion euros in total. This would help pay for 2,000 workers to go the region to tackle the disease, including 1,000 clinical staff, by the middle of November. The PM meets Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko and German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a meeting on Ukraine's crisis yesterday . Mr Cameron said he also wanted to see increased co-ordination on screening at ports of entry to Europe, and better sharing of best practice on handling cases to help to reduce the risk of further transmission within the EU. Britain is also proposing that the EU could help further reduce the transmission rate in West Africa by better co-ordination amongst member states to ensure weekly flights from Europe to Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia for frontline health staff. We want to see a duty of care package for health workers at European run or funded facilities that would, in the case they become infected, guarantee treatment based on clinical advice to a European standard in country or medical evacuation. Britain is also calling for better testing for ebola and further staffed labs. Calling on European leaders to agree this package, the Prime Minister wrote: ‘The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is an issue that requires a substantial global response. The RFA Argus left Falmouth for Sierra Leone today with her crew of RFA, Royal Navy and Royal Marine Commandos . ‘The rapid spread of the disease and recent cases outside the West African region demonstrate the magnitude of the task at hand. ‘I believe that much more must be done. The European Council next week provides us with the opportunity to commit to an ambitious package of support to help reduce the rate of transmission in West Africa, to reduce the risk of transmission within Europe, and to pledge long-term support to assist with recovery, resilience and stability in the region. ‘By co-ordinating our approach, I believe the EU and its member states can maximise the effectiveness of our response.’ Britain has set aside £125million to tackle Ebola - second highest after United States of America. The UK is also working with the World Health Organisation to train more than 120 health workers a week, and to develop an Ebola training facility to train over 800 health workers a week. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "PM says money will pay for 2,000 health workers to fly to affected countries .\nBritain has already earmarked £125million to tackle the deadly disease .\nThis is the largest sum in Europe and second in the world only to the US .\nUrging European cooperation, he said 'I believe much more must be done'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Victim: The 28-year-old expatriate, who cannot be named, admitted to police she had had a drink when the alleged attack took . place (file picture) A British woman who was allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped by three men in Dubai found herself in the dock for drinking without an alcohol licence. The 28-year-old expatriate, who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted to police she had been drinking when the alleged attack took place and was prosecuted and fined £169. Under Islamic law in the United Arab Emirates, drinking without an alcohol licence is a crime. Two of the Iranians accused of raping her are facing trial while a third defendant cannot be traced. The woman, who works in a managerial position, said her ordeal lasted hours with the alleged rapists filming the attack and taunting her, despite her pleas to be let go. Dubai Court of First Instance heard she was subjected to a sustained attack after being taken hostage and driven to a flat in Naif, a rundown area of Dubai. She eventually escaped when the defendants left her on a mattress to find her own way home. The defendants' lawyer Saeed al Gilani has claimed she made up the story after watching 'too many action movies'. He added: 'She has a boyfriend who threw her out of his flat when he heard she'd had a relationship with the defendants. She then went to police and claimed she was raped.' Prosecutors claimed the alleged victim had spent six hours at Rock Bottom, the same bar in Bur Dubai where missing Scottish sailor Timmy MacColl was last seen. However the woman, who cannot be named, said that she was out with her boyfriend and he went home but realised he didn't have the keys to their flat. She then went to Rock Bottom to meet a friend to get her car keys and because she was driving she said she did not have much to drink. It was at the bar that she believes her drink was spiked. She left at 3am on July 6 and got into a cab, asking the driver to take her to Arabian Ranches residential area. The 37-year-old Pakistani taxi driver told the court she was 'very drunk' and fell asleep on the back seat, but the victim believes that she appeared this way because of the drugs she had been spiked with. Drinks: The alleged victim had spent six hours at Rock Bottom, the same bar in Bur Dubai where missing Scottish sailor Timmy MacColl was last seen . Ordeal: The woman had visited a bar in Dubai and said said she was kidnapped by three Iranian . men who claimed they knew her when she got out of a taxi . He said when she woke up, she changed . her mind and told him to go to Jumeirah Beach Residence instead, . stopping at a cash machine. She got out of the car but got back in . without taking out any money. When they finally reached their . destination, he told how she stumbled inside without paying the £10 fare . and had to be persuaded by security to return to the car. Foreigners jailed in Dubai are deported immediately after completing their sentences. The . woman reportedly got into the driver's seat of the taxi, prompting him . to remove his car keys, when a red Hyundai pulled up alongside them. The three Iranian men in the car claimed they knew the woman, paid the taxi driver £17 and escorted her to their Hyundai. She was taken to the apartment in Naif, where the three men allegedly took turns to rape her while filming the attack. The woman said in a statement: 'I begged them to let me go but they didn't and were laughing at me.' When she tried to escape by running . toward the door and window, she was repeatedly dragged back onto a . mattress, injuring her hand and foot, the court heard. 'They ignored my pleas and laughed at me, speaking to each other in broken English,' she said. The men, all aged 20, left her dazed and lying on a mattress in the unlocked flat, giving her a chance to escape. She caught a taxi back to her apartment at 8.30am, where her flatmate found her in a 'confused' state. The 26-year-old friend said: 'She told me she had been raped. She changed her dress. 'We went to lodge a complaint at Rashidiya police station.' The . flatmate warned her not to shower before filing a complaint. Blood . tests taken later that day did not show any traces of alcohol. But . judge Jamal Abdel Majeed, sitting in Dubai Misdemeanours Court, found . the woman guilty of illegally consuming alcohol as she did not own an . alcohol licence and admitted she had been drinking. Two of the men accused of raping her are on trial but deny charges of kidnap and rape. The third man has not been traced. Investigating . officers said one of the accused, who has not been named, said he was . 'scared of kidnapping a British woman' but blamed his co-defendant for . persuading him to carry out the attack by saying: 'She is drunk and . won't recognise us.' First . corporal Marwan Salem, of Dubai police, said they lured her into their . car by pretending the vehicle was hers. He added her underwear and . belongings were found in the flat. A forensic report showed she was injured during the alleged incident. The trial will continue on Wednesday. Recruitment consultant Rebecca Blake, 29, (pictured) was sentenced to three months in a Dubai jail for having drunken sex in the back of a taxi. She was arrested earlier this year after partially stripping off in the back of the cab after a 10-hour drinking binge. DNA tests to find evidence of intercourse came back negative. Last year, British tourist Lee Bradley Brown, 39, was allegedly beaten to death by officers in a Dubai police station after being arrested for swearing. In 2010 Charlotte Adams, 26, from Essex, and Ayman Najafi, 25, of North London, were jailed for a 'peck on the cheek' in a restaurant. Vince Acors, 35, and Michelle Palmer, 37, were convicted of public indecency and having unmarried sex while on a Dubai beach in 2008. They were jailed for three months and ordered to pay fines of £155 each. BBC Radio One DJ Grooverider,(pictured) real name is Raymond Bingham, was jailed in 2008 for four years in Dubai after taking 2.16 grams of cannabis into the UAE. He was pardoned after serving seven months . British women, Sally Antia, 44, and Marnie Pearce, 40, have both been jailed for adultery in Dubai. In 2009 Roxanne Hillier, 22, the daughter of a British businessman, served a three-month sentence in neighbouring Sharjah after she was accused of sleeping with the boss of the dive shop where she worked." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "28-year-old admitted she was drunk when the alleged attack took place .\nClaims she was abducted by three Iranians as she got out of a taxi ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Saudi Arabia's national airline is allegedly planning to separate male and female passengers on its flights, in accordance to strict rules enforced by the Gulf kingdom. Gulf media report that Saudia will keep men and women segregated onboard, unless they are close relatives. The move follows a spate of complaints from male fliers unwilling to allow other males to sit next to their wives and other female family members. National carrrier Saudia will keep men and women segregated onboard, unless they are close relatives . Complaints were also recently made when male passengers claimed a flight attendant was being too 'flirty'. 'There are solutions to this problem…we will soon enforce rules that will satisfy all passengers,' Saudia assistant manager for marketing Abdul Rahman Al Fahd, told Saudi daily, Ajel. It is thought that the airline will include instructions to flight booking staff at Gulf airports to keep these new rules in place. The carrier's policies are already in tune to the strict Islamic practices of Saudi Arabia: no alcoholic beverages or pork dishes are served onboard, a prayer of verse from the Quran is read before take off, and many international flights have a designated men's prayer area. In addition, Saudia does not employ Saudi women as cabin crew, opting to recruit women from other countries such as Pakistan, the Philippines, Albania and Bosnia instead. But moves are being made to employ females on the ground in November, the airline opened its fourth women's section staffed by entirely by females at its office in the Murooj district of Saudi capital, Riyadh. There are no alcoholic beverages or pork dishes are served on board. A prayer of verse from the Quran is read before take off, and many international flights have a designated men's prayer area. The airline does not employ Saudi women as cabin crew, opting to recruit women from other countries such as Pakistan, the Philippines, Albania and Bosnia instead. The national airline's policies are already in tune to the strict Islamic practices of Saudi Arabia. File picture . The country is known for its gender segregation, with women requiring a male guardian approval to travel or work outside of the home. In public spaces such as restaurants, beaches, amusement parks or banks, women are required to enter and exit through special doors. Women who are seen socialising with a man who is not a relative can even be charged with committing adultery, fornication or prostitution. The majority of Gulf operated airlines abide by Islamic laws, but vary over strictness. For example United Emirates carrier, Etihad's new A380 aircraft includes a prayer area in Business class, but the new cabin crew uniform, launched last month, does not feature a veil. Chief Commercial Officer, Peter Baumgartner, told MailOnline Travel: ‘Modern Arabia is what is going on in Abu Dhabi, we are inspired by what’s going on in the rest of the world, but through the lens of the local DNA. MailOnline Travel has contacted Saudia for comment." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Follows complaints from male fliers over men sitting next to their wives .\nAirline will include instructions to flight booking staff at Gulf airports .\nSaudi Arabia is known for its gender segregation in public places ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Actress Misty Upham, who recently appeared alongside Julia Roberts and Meryl Streep in the film August: Osage County, has been reported missing by her family. Her father, Charles Upham, released a letter to the media today saying no one in the family had seen her since leaving her sister’s apartment in Muckleshoot, Washington, on October 5. He also added that she has a medical condition. Scroll down for video . Missing: Actress Misty Upham (above with Meryl Streep) has been missing for five days according to her family . Rising star: Upham (above) has starred alongside Julia Roberts, Anna Kendrick and Jennifer Aniston in films . 'Misty is considered an endangered missing person due to a medical condition,' wrote Charles in his latter, that he released to Indian Country Today. 'She has not been in contact with her family or friends since her disappearance.' According to Misty's Twitter, she lives In West Hollywood, California. The Native American actress, who is a member of the Blackfoot Tribe, shot to fame in 2008 for her role in the critically acclaimed independent film Frozen River, starring alongside eventual Oscar nominee Melissa Leo, and scoring an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Female. Then, just last year, Misty, 32, was a member of the SAG nominated cast of August: Osage County, a film adaptation of Tracey Letts' Pulitzer Prize winning play. Big talent: Upham (above with Liza Minelli) was nominated for a SAG Award this year . Breakout: She shot to fame in the independent film frozen River alongside Melissa Leo . The actress has yet another big movie coming out next year, Cake, in which she stars with Jennifer Aniston and Anna Kendrick. Anyone who has any information on her whereabouts should contact the Auburn police department at 253-288-2121, case number 14-13189 ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Actress Misty Upham has been missing since October 5 according to her family .\nShe was last seen leaving her sisters house in Muckleshoot, Washington, and has a 'medical condition' according to her father .\nThe actress has worked with stars including Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep and Jennifer Aniston ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Pregnant women who sleep on their backs are at greater risk of having a stillbirth . Pregnant women who sleep on their backs are at greater risk of having a stillbirth, a new study suggests. Mothers-to-be in Ghana who slept in this position were found to be five times more likely to have a baby with a low birth weight, and for some women this resulted in a stillbirth, the researchers said. The researchers also claimed that more than a quarter of cases of stillbirth might be avoided simply by ensuring that women change their sleeping position. The study was conducted in Ghana where between 20 and 50 of every 1,000 babies are stillborn, compared with just 3.5 per 1,000 in the UK. But a recent study in New Zealand suggests that supine sleep - the technical term for sleeping on your back - is linked to higher stillbirth rates in high income countries, too. The study's senior author, Louise O'Brien, from the University of Michigan, said: ‘If maternal sleep position does play a role in stillbirth, encouraging pregnant women everywhere not to sleep on their back is a simple approach that may improve pregnancy outcomes. ‘In Ghana, inexpensive interventions are urgently needed to improve pregnancy outcomes. ‘This is a behaviour that can be modified - encouraging women to avoid sleeping on their back would be a low-cost method to reduce stillbirths in Ghana and other low-income countries. ‘The data in this study suggests that more than one-quarter of stillbirths might be avoided by altering maternal sleep position.’ Experts suggest that pregnant women try to sleep on their side, ideally on their left side because this can improve the blood flow to the placenta. In the new study the researchers interviewed women shortly after they had given birth at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra, Ghana. Scientists found that those who had slept on their backs during pregnancy risked compression on the vein that carries deoxygenated blood from the lower part of the body to the heart. This means the heart is not pumping as blood as effectively as it should, which may lead to stillbirth. Researchers said the study shows that giving pregnant women simple advice on how to sleep could radically reduce the number of stillbirths. This research supports a recent . Australian study which suggested that pregnant women who sleep on their . backs are six times more likely to have a stillborn baby. The researchers claim that a quarter of stillbirths in Ghana might be avoided by ensuring that women change their sleeping position . The study, known as the Sydney Stillbirth Study, looked at the pregnancies of 295 women from eight hospitals around Australia. The five-year study found that women who sleep on their backs are six times more likely to have a stillborn baby. Lead researcher Dr Adrienne Gordon, from Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, said previous research had suggested prolonged periods in this position restricted blood flow to the baby. The researchers added it was important that women who are currently pregnant 'don’t become alarmed if they sometimes sleep on their back'. Commenting at the time, Emma Laing, midwifery manager for baby charity Tommy’s, told MailOnline: 'Given the small number of women monitored in this study, it would be impossible to say whether the findings can provide accurate recommendations for pregnant women about sleeping on their back during the latter stages of pregnancy. 'What we do know is that 20 per cent of the 4,000 stillbirths that happen each year in the UK remain unexplained, and we certainly need further research to find out why stillbirth happens. 'Should women have any concerns or feel their babies' movements have decreased, they should contact their midwife or speak to our midwives here at Tommy’s for advice.' Tommy’s midwives can be contacted on the charity’s freephone PregnancyLine: 0800 0147 800. A stillborn baby is a baby born dead . after 24 weeks of pregnancy. If the baby dies before 24 completed weeks, . it is known as a late miscarriage. There . are around 4,000 stillbirths every year in the UK and 11 babies are . stillborn every day in the UK, making it ten times more common than cot . death. In almost half of stillbirths, the direct cause of the baby's death cannot be established. Ten . per cent of stillborn babies have some kind of abnormality and other . possible causes include problems with the mother's health or problems . with the placenta, which links the baby’s blood supply to the mother’s." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Women in Ghana were found to be at greater risk of stillbirth if they slept on their backs during pregnancy .\nMay be because the position reduces blood flow from the lower part of the body to the heart .\nRecent studies in Australia and New Zealand have also highlighted the potential risks of this sleeping position ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The Israeli education minister burst into a laughing fit over the word 'penetration' during a speech about smuggling in prisons. Shai Piron, who is also a rabbi, could not get past the first sentence of the address because he was laughing so much. A video of the hysterical minister has now gone viral on Israeli websites. Scroll down for video . Shai Piron broke down in fits of giggles when he tried to read a speech with the word 'penetration' in it . Despite repeatedly attempting to regain his composure, Mr Piron could not get past the first sentence . Mr Piron was addressing Parliament on a new law against smuggling cell phones into prisons. However, despite repeated attempts he could not get through the speech without laughing. He eventually had to abandon the attempt and let a cabinet colleague take over. 'Mr Chairman, distinguished Parliament, the aim of this legislation is to deal with a serious phenomenon - the penetration of prohibited objects into prisons,' he said during a late night session on Monday broadcast on the official Knesset TV channel. He immediately began to giggle but then tried to recover his composure. The minister's hysteria got worse when legislators in the audience started laughing with him and some were giggling so much they begun to cry (left) However, when audience members also began to laugh, Mr Piron could not contain himself. He broke down again over the perceived sexual innuendo when the word 'penetration' came up in the text for a second time. Legislators in the hall joined in the giggling. Struggling to continue, Piron wiped tears from his eyes, took a sip of water, and coughed in a bid to stop laughing. But he eventually abandoned the attempt and walked back to his seat, unable to read on. He later explained to reporters that he had been caught off-guard by the phrasing in the speech, which he delivered at the last minute after a cabinet colleague was called away. Rabbi Shai Piron eventually conceded defeat and left the podium to return to his seat ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Shai Piron laughs hysterically at the perceived sexual innuendo .\nA video of the minister, who is also a rabbi, has gone viral on Israeli sites .\nMr Piron forced to abandon the speech on a new smuggling law when he could not compose himself ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "An American Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing when its cabin walls began to break apart as terrified passengers looked on. Flyer James Wilson said travellers on Monday's flight from San Francisco to Dallas knew something was wrong when they felt the fuselage begin to shake violently and heard popping noises outside the Boeing 757 shortly after take-off. Astonished travellers feared the plane would crash as interior panels on both sides of the cabin pulled apart from the walls, exposing insulation, and they felt a change in cabin pressure due to a possible blown air duct. Scroll down for video . Passenger James Wilson asked his Facebook friends to 'pray for us' after the plane 'started coming apart' James Wilson said crew members were ‘pulling the panels apart and looking for daylight behind there' An American Airlines spokesman says a blown air duct is being investigated as the possible cause . Mr Wilson, from Kyle, Texas, told the Associated Press: ‘It was the whole Row 14 on all sides, from the floor to the ceiling.' He told ABC7: ‘All of a sudden (we heard) this loud pop, pop, pop … really loud and this ripping sound. It sounded like bowling balls were falling from the overhead bins. ‘It was terrifying. We didn’t know what was going on. ‘We were all shouting for the flight crew, “Come look the walls are caving in!”.’ The 32-year-old race car driver, who was seated in Row 16, said crew members were ‘pulling the panels apart and looking for daylight behind there.’ Fearing the worst, he posted photographs and updates during a live-blog on his Facebook page and sent text messages to his wife, who was supposed to meet him in Dallas, so she would know what happened in case of a crash. He pleaded with his Facebook friends to call his wife just in case his text messages didn't go through, writing: 'American Flight 2293 depressurized and started coming apart mid air. Please pray for us.' Cabin crew inspect the walls after frightened passengers began to shout for help . Interior panels on both sides of the cabin pulled apart from the walls, exposing insulation . Mr Wilson added: 'My texts may not have made it to my wife please call her asap.' His anxious friends tracked the aircraft’s flight path online and posted messages of encouragement after the plane aborted its journey. One friend wrote: 'I can't imagine the thoughts racing through your head right now. Prayers and God Speed for a safe landing!' Another added: 'Flight aware says you are 8 minutes out. hang on buddy!' James Wilson, a 32-year-old race car driver, said passengers told cabin crew the walls were 'caving in' Passengers felt the fuselage shake violently and heard popping noises outside the Boeing 757 . Emergency landing: Firefighters met the plane when it landed safely in San Francisco . James Wilson kept his family and friends updated with frequent Facebook updates . James Wilson's friends shared his photos and updates with their friends on Facebook and Twitter . Despite the tense situation, Mr Wilson tried to remain calm and managed to crack a few jokes while trading messages with his Facebook friends. The race car driver wrote: ‘Bad form to put my helmet on? Passengers probably don't need the bad vibes.' Despite concerns from fearful passengers, the captain announced that Flight 2293 would continue to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport because the cabin pressure was stable. But he soon changed his mind after exiting the cockpit and seeing the damage for himself. The plane turned around near the California-Nevada boundary and made an emergency landing in San Francisco, where it was met on the tarmac by firefighters. None of the 184 passengers or six crew was injured. The captain initially announced that Flight 2293 would continue to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport . The plane turned around near the California-Nevada boundary after the captain declared an emergency . Mr Wilson alerted his Facebook friends when the plane finally touched down: 'Landed!!!!!!!' His profile was flooded with messages of relief from family and friends who were gripped by the ordeal. One friend wrote: 'Glad you and everyone on-board is safe. Good job pilots.' Another added: 'Glad you are ok. I think it is safe to say you are the most interesting man in the world with all the crazy stuff that happens to you!' His wife, Allison, soon joined the thread to offer her gratitude: 'Thanks to all of you for reaching out to me with phone calls, voice mails and texts. What an inconvenient time to be driving through an area with no cell phone coverage. James is so blessed to have a wonderful network of friends!' Panic: Passengers feared the worst after the plane's cabin walls cracked loose shortly after take-off . Mr Wilson was able to board another flight and travel to Austin, Texas, late Monday night, but he complained about American Airlines' customer service because the carrier asked passengers to call a telephone number to organise their own transportation. American Airlines spokesman Matt Miller said the cause of the incident is being investigated as a possible blown air duct. He said the cabin did not lose pressure and oxygen masks did not deploy. Passenger James Wilson says he doesn't plan on flying again anytime soon after the harrowing ordeal . Mr Wilson was able to fly home to Texas late Monday night after being stranded in San Francisco for hours . Mr Miller added: ‘We had some very professional flight attendants and they did a very good job keeping people calm. They said “It's just cosmetic”.’ Robert Ditchey, an aeronautical engineer, told AP that cabin wall panels are not part of the plane’s structure and have ‘no meaning to the safety of the plane structure.’ The plane has been taken out of service while it undergoes inspections and repairs. The US Federal Aviation Administration said it will work with American Airlines to identify and correct the problem before the aircraft flies again." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Interior panels on both sides of the cabin pulled apart from the walls .\nAmerican Airlines flight was heading to Dallas from San Francisco .\nPassenger James Wilson says passengers screamed for flight attendants .\nCaptain decided to turn around after inspecting the damage himself .\nAirline spokesman says blown air duct investigated as possible cause ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A damning leaked ECB document exposes Kevin Pietersen as a hypocrite and a divisive influence. It also confirms the findings of a series of Sportsmail investigations into the controversial sacking of the England star. Pietersen has used his new autobiography to portray a bullying culture in the England dressing room and has accused Matt Prior, Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad of being at the centre of it. A dossier of information on Kevin Pietersen put together by the ECB has been revealed . The relationship between Pietersen and England's then head coach Andy Flower (right) had hit an all-time low . Pietersen, pictured during the last Ashes series, told his side of the story in his new autobiography . Sportsmail's Paul Newman reveals how Kevin Pietersen tried to woo England coach Andy Flower . However, in the report, he is said to have described the very same dressing room during the first Ashes Test in November 2013 as ‘the best environment I’ve ever experienced’. The dossier, which was leaked to the website ESPN Cricinfo, is a small section of a private first draft of a legal document that has been compiled in recent weeks by the ECB ahead of the publication of Pietersen’s book. Yet even though it is far from the full story of the fall-out that led to Pietersen’s international demise, it is revealing enough to make a mockery of the maverick batsman’s side of a bitter and rancorous story. Sportsmail revealed much of the content of the document both at the time of Pietersen’s sacking after the 5-0 Ashes humiliation and in the last few days but for the first time England fans can now chart on a day-by-day basis the behaviour that undermined captain Alastair Cook and coach Andy Flower. Batsmen Pietersen attempted to oust Andrew Strauss (right) as captain of the England team . The five-page section of the draft is marked STRICTLY PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL and reveals that: . In his book - and subsequent interviews - Pietersen states he was left crying and broken by a spoof Twitter account that parodied him. In a delicious irony, the leaked document reveals that Pietersen told his team-mates to ‘get a thicker skin’ when they complained about his friend Piers Morgan, who was making disparaging remarks about Cook on social media. The five-page section of the ECB dossier draft is marked STRICTLY PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL . Pietersen (right) has a series of high-profile supporters, including Piers Morgan (centre) As revealed by Sportsmail at the time, Pietersen whistled insouciantly on his way back to the pavilion after his second-innings dismissal in the fifth Test. The document also claims that, after the game was lost, Pietersen walked out, saying ‘I don’t give a f***’. It further alleges that Pietersen would pointedly look out of the window or at his watch while Flower was addressing the team. Earlier on Tuesday, the 34-year-old rounded on his critics during a lively start to the extensive promotion of his autobiography, condemning Swann and then storming out on the BBC’s Jonathan Agnew when he tried to ask him about the text scandal that could have ended his England career. Agnew, the BBC’s respected cricket correspondent, was brought in at the end of an interview on Radio 5 Live and was asked where Pietersen had gone wrong. Agnew brought up the derogatory texts sent by Pietersen to South African opponents about Andrew Strauss, a subject that he covered in an unsatisfactory manner in his book. Instead of tackling that issue, Pietersen responded by again bringing up his hurt at the parody Twitter account @kpgenius that he claims was operated by the likes of Swann and Stuart Broad. Then he walked out without listening to Agnew’s reply. When asked earlier about the BlackBerry messages, which were uncovered by Sportsmail’s Lawrence Booth two years ago, Pietersen admitted regret at sending them but was again evasive about their content. ‘It’s something I regret because I got Andrew Strauss involved in a situation he should not have got into and I am sad that our relationship got a bit iffy after that.’ Upon receiving his 100th cap, Pietersen described the England dressing room in November 2013 as 'the best environment that I have ever experienced' only to then describe and deride a 'bullying' culture within the team . Click here to read the view of respected cricket writer Michael Henderson . But what was in the texts? ‘I haven’t got a clue,’ he maintained. ‘There was a constant stream of messages and I know the theme was not complimentary towards Straussy because of the way he had been treating me. ‘The general feeling of the whole thing was that he was treating me badly. The South Africans picked up on it.’ Elsewhere during the interview by Adrian Chiles, Pietersen responded to Swann’s comment that his book was ‘a work of fiction’ by insisting that the retired spinner was at the heart of the bullying culture that he claims was rife in the England dressing room. Pietersen described Alastair Cook's captaincy of the England cricket team as 'weak' and 'tactically inept' ‘Swann is at the centre of this,’ said Pietersen. ‘I know that everything in this book I can stand by a hundred per cent. I put bullying into the perspective of the England dressing room, as to how certain individuals made others feel in that dressing room. Pietersen did not dispute the dossier but said: 'It's a joke. I don't even want to give it any thought' ‘Jonathan Trott lost it in Bangladesh, he started screaming at Swann and Broad because they kept going at him. We’re supposed to be able to enjoy ourselves, not be scared to take a catch or field a ball.’ Pietersen, who was sacked in the aftermath of England’s 5-0 Ashes humiliation, again insisted that the alleged involvement of England players in the fake Twitter account was at the centre of his problems. ‘They can be funny if they are run by someone outside the dressing room making fun of you,’ said Pietersen of an account that Richard Bailey, a friend of Broad, admitted operating. ‘But when it is run from inside the dressing room, as I was led to believe, then it paints a very different picture. These are guys you go to battle with, these are guys you share the dressing room with for days and days, years and years, and then I get this feeling of total horror that I find out this is going on.’ Yet there is a strong feeling within English cricket that Pietersen is exaggerating the extent of his hurt at the parody, which the players strongly deny being involved in, to somehow excuse his texts about Strauss which came at the same time. Pietersen did not dispute the contents of the dossier but said: ‘It’s embarrassing, they couldn’t even spell Cooky’s name right. It’s a joke. I don’t even want to give it any thought. I’m just getting on with my life.’ VIDEO Pietersen blasts former England 'regime'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Damning ECB document on Kevin Pietersen has been leaked .\nDossier is small section of a private first draft of legal document compiled in recent weeks by the ECB ahead of the publication of Pietersen’s book .\nPietersen used new autobiography to portray bullying culture in the England dressing room .\nHowever, the report alledges Pietersen described the same dressing room as ‘the best environment I’ve ever experienced’ back in November 2013 .\nDocument also alleges Pietersen disobeyed instructions ahead of the second Test by taking out two young players drinking until late .\nPietersen also alleged to have admitted to a team physio that if they were to lose the Perth Test his knee was going to be ‘really playing up’\nPietersen did not dispute the dossier's contents but said: ‘It’s a joke. I don’t even want to give it any thought. I’m just getting on with my life.’\nPietersen disobeyed Flower’s instructions ahead of the second Test ‘not to stay out late and not give the scandal-voracious press any ammunition’ by taking out two young players drinking with him until late.\nEngland’s record international runscorer admitted to a team physiopherapist that if they were to lose the Perth Test and go 3-0 down his knee was going to be ‘really playing up’ and he would agitate to leave the tour.\nPietersen stated in an explosive meeting with Flower ahead of the fifth Test that Cook was tactically inept and that the captain’s latest effort to galvanise the team was ‘pathetic’.\nHe ranted at the same meeting, saying Graeme Swann is a ‘c***’, the team was ‘s***’ and slaughtering Flower’s coaching methods." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Tracey Sharp finally left the family farm she lived on with 'husband' Philip and his six 'wives' and now lives with her children in their own apartment . A mother who shared a man known as the ‘Rampant Rabbi’ with six other women has described their bizarre family life together – and explained why she finally walked out on him. Tracey Sharp, 46, claimed her ‘husband’ Philip, who has one legal wife, seven other ‘wives’ and 17 children, had ‘favourites’ and chose which woman shared his bed each night. She said he neglected her and forced her, like the rest of his women, to wear hats so that only he could see their hair. Finally she left, she claimed, because of his increasingly cold behaviour towards her. However, 53-year-old Mr Sharp, a self-proclaimed Rabbi, insisted yesterday that he told her to leave because she always insisted on being ‘top dog’ and was forever competing with the rest of his harem. Although the marriages are not legally binding, Mr Sharp, who never uses contraception, believes the women become his wives when they sleep with him. He claims to have received a message from God telling him he was a king from the Old Testament and should have many wives and children. Tracey met him in 1998 and ‘married’ him in 2001. She changed her surname to his by deed poll and went on to have two daughters with him – Naomi, nine, and Mischa, three. His other ‘wives’ also had ten children between them – on top of the five he had with his first wife – and all lived together on a farm in Whatlington, East Sussex. Although still legally separated from his legal wife Hadass, he now has six remaining ‘wives’ called Judith, Hannah, Vreni, Margo, Karyn and Chava, ranging in age from 29 to 68. The children are all home-schooled at the £675,000 farm, where the family exist on benefits of £1,500 a month, pensions and what they can make selling horses. Mr Sharp says he part-owns the property, which is up for sale, with two of his ‘wives’ and his mother-in-law. Togetherness: From left, Tracey, Judith Chava, Margo, Philip,Vreni Hannah and Karyn, with seven of the children they have had together . Rabbi Philip Sharp with wives (L-R) Margo, Tracey and Vreni and new daughters Shayna and Yanis . According to Tracey Sharp, after a . decade with her ‘husband’ his lack of attention and affection began to . get to her and she became ‘miserable, but still under his spell’. ‘We hardly had sex and he got on better with the other wives. He’d been a caring lover but, near the end, he was cold.’ Two years ago, she plucked up the courage to walk out on him. She is now training to be a physiotherapist and lives in Sussex. Mrs Sharp told Closer magazine that . she had made the right decision. ‘I was lonely for a long time after . leaving, but I’ll never regret it. I’m a lot happier. I love my . independence and feel stupid for getting into that set-up.’ By contrast, Mr Sharp said yesterday . that the whole family had asked Tracey to leave because her behaviour . had become intolerable. ‘Nobody could work with her because she was so . angry and nasty to people when she didn’t get what she wanted,’ he said. Three's no crowd: Philip Sharp with pregnant wives Vreni (left) and Margo . Tracey (second left) pictured with Philip (centre) and the other 'wives' (from left) Judith, Chava, Vreni, Margo, Hannah and Karyn . The interview with Tracey Sharp can be read in this week's edition of Closer, which is available now . ‘It’s because she’s so dominant and so . competitive that all the problems started. She was one of my . favourites, but if she found I’d done something for one of my other . wives she would be furious and demand to know why I hadn’t done the same . for her. ‘We tried to help her to learn to live . with others, but in the end I said it’s best you get your own place and . learn these things yourself.’ He said that the separation was amicable . initially, but he was forced to go on the dole because his haulage . business was struggling and he faced the ‘desperate financial situation’ of supporting a large family. He said that Tracey became angry when . he could no longer pay her child support. ‘I’m not perfect, none of us . are, but I am not anything like the man she portrays me as. I’m not a . cult leader. I don’t keep people in chains. My wives and children who . live with me are happy and are here out of choice.’ Despite all the upheaval he remains . convinced that Tracey will return to the family. ‘There’s no book giving . advice on being married to several wives at the same time so you have . to work it out as you go along. ‘I’m still deeply in love with Tracey . and I believe she’s still in love with me. I do think we will be able to . work it out and eventually will all be back.’ Another of his ‘wives’, Vreni, claimed . that Tracey went on holiday with him a few months ago. ‘She acts like a . little child. I love her, but she has her moments when she gets angry . when she doesn’t get her own way. ‘I think she left because she couldn’t . be top dog and now she’s throwing dirt. She keeps coming back and then . something will happen and she’ll leave again. I wish she’d come home to . us.’ The full feature appears in this week’s Closer magazine, on sale now ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Tracey Sharp lived with 'husband' Philip and his six other 'wives'\nClaimed he had favourites and chose who shared his bed each night .\nThe 46-year-old finally left in 2010 and set up home alone with her children .\nShe now loves being independent but now 'feels stupid' about her time there ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Sampdoria forward Stefano Okaka believes Mario Balotelli's lack of maturity cost him being a success in Italy with AC Milan, unlike Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Despite scoring 26 goals in 43 games for the Rossoneri Okaka insists Balotelli was a flop at Milan, and should point towards the example of Ibrahimovic to show him he under performed in Italy's top flight. He told Gazzetta dello Sport: 'Is the fact Balotelli left Serie A for England a failure for our football? No, if anything he is the one who failed. Mario Balotelli fires a shot on target for AC Milan against arch rivals Inter Milan in May 2014 . Mario Balotelli sits on the floor in disappointment during AC Milan's game against Genoa in November 2013 . Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrates scoring for AC Milan against Arsenal in their last 16 Champions League clash . Mario Balotelli looks to get new side Liverpool on the attack against Aston Villa . 'Does he think great champions were never under pressure? When Ibrahimovic was in Italy, he scored 30 goals per season. 'He mustn't keep looking to blame others. Mario is a great player, but if he had problems in Italy then half the responsibility is his. 'At times in life you need to stop and look inside yourself. The fact remains he is a great player and this new English experience might help him rediscover the hunger he once had.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Stefano Okaka believes Mario Balotelli was a flop in Italy with AC Milan .\nThe Sampdoria striker believes the example of Zlatan Ibrahimovic during his time at the San Siro illustrates that Balotelli failed to succeed there .\nOkaka also believes Balotelli lacks maturity unlike Ibrahimovic ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "An anti-shake spoon is allowing people with frustrating and disabling tremors enjoy their favourite foods once more. The Liftware spoon detects and then cancels out shakes and judders, allowing soup, cereal and other hard to manipulate foods be eaten with ease. The technology, which has been bought by Google, is aimed at Parkinson’s patients and other people with tremors. Scroll down for video . The £180 spoon has revolutionary electronics in its handle, which can cancel out shakes by 70 per cent . Uncontrollable shaking of the hand or arm is one of the first symptoms of Parkinson’s. But it can also occur in otherwise healthy people, with four in 100 adults aged 40-plus suffering from an essential tremor that when severe can make eating, drinking and writing extremely difficult. Cutting-edge electronics hidden in chunky handle of the Liftware spoon sense the tremor. They then move the handle in the opposite direction, to cancel out the shake. Similar technology is used in cameras to compensate for unsteady hands. The spoon’s creators, at San Francisco-based Lift Labs, say that it puts the dignity and enjoyment back into mealtimes. And that in trials, it cut tremors by more than 70 per cent. A spokesman said: ‘Mealtime brings people together. It is more than a time for nourishing the body, we nourish our spirit and relationships. ‘A tremor, whether from essential tremor or Parkinson’s disease takes away from this experience, forcing people to focus instead on the basic task of eating. ‘We’ve invented the Liftware spoon to cancel hand tremor and take the frustration out of eating. ‘We are proud to offer a product that allows people to take charge of their tremor.’ At £180 the electronic spoon isn’t cheap – however, it does come with a 30-day money back guarantee. While Lift Labs is marketing the spoon at Parkinson's sufferers, charity Parkinson's UK say that people with the disease suffer tremors when their hand is at rest, meaning the spoon may not be useful . One customer told how the spoon allowed them to eat a bowl of cereal for the first time in years. Another told how they have eaten ‘multiple bowls’ of soup and cereal without spilling a drop. Fork and key holder attachments are also planned for the handle, which is comes with an electric toothbrush-like charger. Announcing its purchase of Lift Labs, Google said the technology ‘could improve quality of life for millions of people’. Google is increasingly investing in health technology. Its co-founder Sergey Brin has a personal interest in Parkinson’s. His mother has the disease and he carries a gene that raises his odds of developing it. However, Parkinson’s UK has questioned how useful the spoon will be for the 127,000 Britons with the disease. Daiga Heisters, the charity’s head of education, said: ‘The majority of people with Parkinson’s only have a tremor when their hand is resting and so this technology won’t help them.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "£180 Liftware spoon detects and cancels out shakes and judders by 70% .\nCutting edge electronics hidden in the handle sense and cancel tremors .\nAllows people with tremors to eat soup, cereal and ice cream with ease .\nTechnology created by Lift Labs but has been bought by Google ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "They say you should dance like nobody is watching - a piece of advice this body popping U.S. motorcyclist appears to live by. A hilarious video filmed by another motorist has caught the biker practising his body-popping dance moves while waiting for a red light. Despite all the cars and spectators queued up around him, he shows no hesitation busting a few moves to a mystery song playing on his headphones. Scroll down for video . The motorcyclist suddenly starts practising his 'body popping' dance moves while waiting at the lights . As he continues dancing on the motorbike the man filming it bursts into laughter . The motorist filming the dancing then states: 'Look, the biker's pop locking. This is totally going on YouTube.' While continuing to keep his bike upright - and wearing a backpack and motorcycle helmet - he starts 'popping' his arm and neck muscles. As the routine continues he receives more and more bewildered and bemused looks from the motorists surrounding him. The motorist and his passengers who filmed the moment also struggle to contain their amusement as they wait behind the motorcyclist at the lights. In between bursts of laughter, he driver states: 'Look! The biker's pop locking. 'What is he doing? This is totally going on YouTube! 'What is he listening to? He must be listening to something. Everybody's looking at him, like: \"What are you doing?\"'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Nearby motorist captures the moment a motorcyclist dances at a red light .\nThe biker can be seen practising body popping while waiting for traffic .\nLaughing motorist: 'What is he doing? This is totally going on YouTube!'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Sesame Street's Cookie Monster has become a symbol for far right extremists after he was used to help recruit children, according to German police. In the latest incident Neo Nazi Steffen Lange, 31, dressed as the popular children’s TV character, walked into a school in Senftenberg, in the German state of Brandenburg, and together with another Neo-Nazi handed out pamphlets to children. The Monster and his accomplice were arrested after a teacher complained to police about the contents of the leaflets. A search of the home of the two men found computers with far right material and other Neo Nazi Cookie Monster-related pamphlets. German police say the Sesame Street Cookie Monster has become a symbol for far right extremists after he was used to help recruit children . A police spokesman also confirmed that the Sesame Street character was increasingly being abused as a symbol of the far right seen in Brandenburg and in particular in helping to recruit children and to get them interested in the right-wing scene. One of the images found on the Internet shows the cookie monster with Adolf Hitler and other admirers under the caption: 'Who ate my biscuit'. A police spokesman investigating the scene in Brandenburg said: 'There is nothing humorous about far right ideology despite the fact they are trying to trivialise it by getting the Sesame Street character involved. 'It’s an attempt to make it seem harmless and every day and perhaps something a bit fun and a bit rebellious.' Sesame Street characters Cookie Monster, Ernie, Elmo, Bert & Grover ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Neo Nazi Steffen Lange, 31, dressed as the popular children’s TV character .\nHe walked into a school in Senftenberg, Germany, and handed out leaflets .\nThe man and an accomplice were arrested and their homes searched .\nComputers were discovered which showed far right material ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "No huge banners, no pre-match announcement and no chants. Malky Mackay is back in management — but the hearts and minds operation might take some time. When there was a half-hearted call for a wave from fans early in the first half, the fallen star of the Cardiff pantomime was too busy directing Marc-Antoine Fortune to respond. A year is a long time to be out of management, yet no time at all in the context of the damage he has done to his reputation. He is back now, though, and the challenge will be to ensure Wigan owner Dave Whelan has not hurt his own name for no tangible reward. Patrick Bamford spoiled Wigan's party with his equaliser for Middlesbrough at the DW Stadium . Bamford celebrates with team-mate George Friend (top) after his goal levelled the scores at 1-1 . Shaun Maloney opened the scoring with a stunning free-kick that looped over the Middlesbrough wall . Wigan (4-2-3-1): Carson 6; Boyce 6 (Perch 83), Ramis 6.5, Barnett 6, Taylor 6; Forshaw 6.5 (Watson 82), McCann 7; McManaman 6, Espinoza 6 (McClean 70, 6), Maloney 7; Fortune 5.5 . Subs not used: Nicholls, Riera, Huws, Figueroa . Goals: Maloney 24 . Booked: McCann, Boyce . Middlesbrough (4-4-2): Konstantopoulos 6; Nsue 6 (Fredericks 70, 6), Ayala 6, Gibson 6, Friend 6.5; Adomah 6, Clayton 6.5, Leadbitter 7.5, Reach 5.5 (Bamford 56, 7); Tomlin 6.5, Kike 6 (Wildschut 82). Subs not used: Mejias, Whitehead, Husband, Vossen. Goals: Bamford 58 . Booked: Clayton, Adomoah . MOM: Grant Leadbitter . Referee: David Webb 6.5 . Attendance: 16,347 . The best way to do that will be through results. It might be disheartening but it is true and, in that regard, a draw against the Championship’s third-placed team will work wonders. It would have been more had Mackay’s new side held on to the lead gained through Shaun Maloney’s 25th-minute free-kick. But Patrick Bamford, on loan from Chelsea, levelled in the second half and ensured there were only half smiles for Mackay and Whelan. Against the backdrop of a rotten week, that should be enough. The toll was clear on Whelan’s face as he made his way to his seat ahead of kick-off. Like the League Managers’ Association in the summer, Wigan’s chairman attempted to defend Mackay’s conduct and only succeeded in shooting himself in the foot. He has until early next week to explain his Jewish and Chinese remarks to the FA, amid calls for him to step down. For his part, he has already claimed any suggestion from the authorities that he is racist will lead to his resignation. Speaking before this fixture, he said: ‘Should they even suggest I’m guilty I would immediately resign from my position as chairman of Wigan Athletic. Maloney scores his side's first goal in their Championship match against Middlesbrough at the DW Stadium . Maloney wheels away in celebration after giving Malky Mackay the perfect start in charge of Wigan . ‘I hope they don’t and I don’t see anything like that happening because I’m absolutely anti-racist, always have been, always will be. However, if they have any questions I’m willing to answer it.’ It is a dramatic threat and one that would not be popular in these parts. He was afforded an ovation before the game and 30 seconds into the game there was a chant of ‘One Dave Whelan, only one Dave Whelan’. Boro’s contingent responded by singing: ‘You’re a town full of racists.’ And: ‘He texts what he wants, Malky Mackay, he texts what he wants.’ Pure pantomime. Dave Whelan, who has received widespread criticism this week, celebrates Wigan's opening goal . Mackay's first game in charge of Wigan Athletic ended in a 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough at the DW Stadium . Meanwhile, the manager at the heart of this storm was a blur of hand movements and skips in the technical area. His enthusiasm was obvious and, for a time, it seemed like his fortune might turn. Maloney sounded an alarm with a delightful free-kick in the 10th minute which dipped on to the top of the bar. It was from an identical position on the edge of the area that he scored. From there it was largely a game controlled by Wigan. In their previous 12 games, they had won only once; in the same stretch Boro had lost only once. Bamford celebrates after his goal levelled the match at 1-1 at the DW Stadium on Saturday afternoon . Mackay barks instructions during his first game back in management for a year . Lee Tomlin of Middlesbrough (right) evades the challenge of Chris McCann during the match . Boro almost levelled shortly before the break. In a move of brilliance, Albert Adomah and Lee Tomlin produced a one-touch sequence to put Kike through on goal, but the striker curled the ball wide of the far post. Bamford came on 10 minutes into the second half and within three minutes had equalised. Mackay buried his head in his hands, but said later: ‘I didn’t know what the crowd would be like but everyone was so welcoming. ‘I am very proud that on the day my father and son were here and the hairs were up on the back of my neck. I’ve been long time in the Championship and I’ve no doubts as to to the size of the task.’ Scorer of Wigan's first goal, Maloney (left) takes the ball away from Emilio Nsue of Middlesbrough . A Wigan supporter backs Latics chairman Whelan after a difficult week in which he was branded a 'racist'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Malky Mackay took charge of his first match as manager of Wigan .\nShaun Maloney opened the scoring for the home side with a free-kick .\nPatrick Bamford slotted home to level the match in the second half .\nMiddlesbrough stay third, while Wigan drop to 23rd in the Championship ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A 33-year-old woman danced for the first time Wednesday night since losing her left leg in the Boston Marathon bombings. Adrianne Haslet-Davis, who taught 20 different types of dance at the Arthur Murray studio in Boston, performed a short rumba on stage at the TED conference in Vancouver, BC thanks to a one-of-a-kind prosthetic. The dance instructor lost part of her left leg when she and husband Adam Davis, a captain in the Air Force, decided to spend April 15, 2013 watching the marathon. She and her husband were two of more than 250 runners and spectators injured in the blasts. Three died from their injuries. Back on the horse: Boston Marathon bombings survivor Adrianne Haslet-Davis danced for the first time since losing her left leg in the blasts at the April 2013 race . Survivor: Before losing her leg, Haslet- Davis taught 20 types of dance at a studio in Boston . Rhythmic technology: Haslet performed at the TED conference in Vancouver, BC Wednesday night using a specially-designed prosthetic . First of its kind: Hugh Herr (left) designed the prosthetic for Haslet-Davis and calls it the first prosthetic specifically made for dancing . While recovering from her injuries at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Haslet-Davis met Hugh Herr, director of the Biomechatronics group at the MIT Media lab who thought he might be able to help her dance again. Herr, a double amputee himself from a rock climbing accident in 1982, built the bombings survivor the first prosthetic leg specifically designed for dance. At the conference on Wednesday, Haslet-Davis debuted the leg with a routine to Enrique Iglesias' 'Ring My Bells', performing with dance partner Christian Lightner. In sickness and health: Haslet-Davis and her husband Adam - a captain in the Air Force - were two of the more than 250 injured in the blasts . Active: Haslet-Davis pictured camping with her husband before losing her leg . 'I'm thrilled to have danced again,' Haslet-Davis said after her routine. 'It was invigorating to dance publicly with my new leg, but also to realize that my return to dance may have the power to inspire other people to reach for their goals and be proactive in their lives.' 'My first dance happening to be so near the anniversary of the marathon bombing stands as a reminder that I'm a survivor, not a victim,' she added. In her statement, Haslet-Davis thanked Herr for the prosthetic gift that made it possible for her to dance again. Herr also appeared at the conference to talk about the new prosthetic and his other work. 'We're beginning the age in which machines attached to our bodies will make us stronger and more efficient,' he said. For Haslet-Davis, the new prosthetic opens up the opportunity for her to appear on Dancing with the Stars again. She made a guest appearance on the show last May, but hopes to dance on the show in the future. An inspiration: Haslet-Davis shared her story on Dancing with the Stars last May, vowing to return to dance . Dedicated performer: Haslet-Davis' next goal is to return to the show to dance ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Adrianne Haslet-Davis, 33, lost part of her left leg in the bombings at the Boston Marathon last year .\nShe previously taught dance at Arthur Murray Studio in Boston .\nAt the TED conference in Vancouver, BC Wednesday night, Haslet-Davis performed for the first time since becoming an amputee .\nShe performed a short rumba thanks to a custom-designed prosthetic .\nThe prosthetic was designed by a professor at MIT who calls it the first artificial limb specifically designed for dance ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The Ministry of Defence will not be bringing in mandatory pregnancy tests for women despite a British soldier who did not know she was pregnant giving birth on the frontline in Afghanistan. There has been growing pressure for testing servicewomen before they head to the frontline after a Fijian-born British servicewoman had a son in Camp Bastion on Tuesday – just days after the Taliban launched a deadly attack on the UK’s main base in Helmand. It has also been revealed that 200 women have had to be sent home from Afghanistan and Iraq since 2003 because they have been pregnant. But this is . the first time a UK soldier has given birth to a baby in Afghanistan. Camp Bastion, Afghanistan: A Fijian woman soldier stationed at the British base in Helmand gave birth on Tuesday. The super fit squaddie did not even realise she was pregnant . Unexpected task: The soldier, who has not been named, was taken to Camp Bastion's £10million field hospital where Army medics delivered her baby . Currently soldiers have hearing, sight, blood and weight-related tests but nothing to find out if they are carrying a baby. 'No, we will not be bringing in mandatory pregnancy tests. We do not test women for lots of things and believe it really is up to them to come forward if they are pregnant,'  a MoD spokesman told MailOnline. 'The problem is that we could test them before they go but they could only produce a positive test weeks later. So we do not do it. 'There is only about ten cases a year and as soon as they find out we sent them home.' The baby was born five weeks premature and both mother and child were said to be doing well. A 'specialist paediatric retrieval team' from the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford will travel to Afghanistan in . the next few days to provide care for the soldier and her son on their . RAF flight home. The birth has stunned military chiefs and led to calls for extra medical checks on women who are sent to the warzone. The . soldier, a gunner in the Royal Artillery who helped provide covering . fire for troops fighting insurgents, was unaware that she was carrying a . child. This screengrab of a video released by a Taliban . media unit purports to show last weekend's raid on Bastion: The . pregnant soldier, a gunner in the Royal Artillery, was part of the forces mobilised to defend the base . She had been deployed with the 12th Mechanised Brigade since March, but two days ago complained of severe stomach pains. Can you be pregnant on the front line? The MoD says that nobody can be deployed on operations if they are pregnant and if they fall pregnant or are found to be pregnant on tour then they will be sent home immediately. If they are at sea then they will be taken to the nearest port and sent home. As soon as they get back their duties until maternity leave starts will ensure they are kept healthy and safe. Are there pregnancy tests carried out before tours? No, testing of this kind does not happen on the basis that they believe a person would not knowingly go on tour when they are pregnant. Personnel have hearing, eyesight and blood tests, as well as BMI measurements, but no pregnancy test at the moment. Although this new case may increase the pressure for one. What if they are on active service in the UK? A pregnant woman can remain in the job up until the 28th week of pregnancy then they must stand down. She will be medically assessed and must have another one before she returns to work. When can they return to front line duties? No servicewoman will be sent a warzone until at least six months after they have given birth, unless they volunteer - but this still may be subject to certain conditions. To her astonishment, medics informed her that she was about to give birth. She was in the 34th week of her pregnancy, meaning she conceived before flying to Afghanistan for her six-month tour of duty. She . was taken to Camp Bastion’s £10million field hospital where doctors – . who are  more used to carrying out amputations and treating bullet . wounds – delivered her son. Despite its location, the hospital is one of the best equipped in the world and has portable X-ray machines, an operating theatre, CAT scanner and an intensive care unit capable of treating up to 20 seriously-ill patients. A military source said: ‘This has left us completely gobsmacked. You prepare yourself for dealing with war wounded at Bastion – not a mother giving birth to a baby. It is the talk of the camp. ‘This is a very unusual case. The mother deployed not realising she was pregnant and had no idea she was pregnant until she gave birth. She has not done anything wrong.’ Lieutenant Colonel Andrea Lewis, commanding officer of the field hospital, said: ‘This is a unique occurrence, but my team is well-rehearsed in the unexpected and they adapted brilliantly to this situation. ‘I am pleased to report the mother and baby are doing well and we are all delighted at the outcome.’ The Fijian soldier had passed her tough pre-deployment training, which included a gruelling eight-mile march and five-mile run, without an inkling that she was pregnant. A senior Army insider said: ‘It is bizarre that she didn’t feel some side effects of the pregnancy. She is obviously pretty fit and strong. The strains and demands on soldiers working on the frontline make it surprising she didn’t realise. Emergency treatment: Bastion's medics are more used to treating bullet and blast wounds than delivering infants . 'But the conditions of deployment, the different diet, the heat of the Afghan summer, the different hours of working, mean that many soldiers feel a little odd and put it down to the change of environment. ‘The baby’s successful delivery is a wonderful testament to the outstanding job the medics do here. It shows how they can use their extraordinary skills to turn their hands from saving lives to delivering babies. ‘A lot of the medics are reservists and work in hospitals back in the UK so the concept of someone giving birth is not completely alien to them. But they do not have paediatric equipment here so they had to make do as best they could.’ At war: Prince Harry is currently deployed at Bastion as a gunner co-pilot in an Apache helicopter squadron . A woman killed by a suicide bomber in Kabul left a final message on Twitter weeks before she died, reading: ‘I am back in Afghanistan and wonder what lies before me this time.’ Jeni Ayris, pictured right, of Edinburgh, died alongside 11 fellow aviation workers when a female insurgent rammed a car laden with explosives into their minibus as they drove to the airport on Tuesday. She had been due to leave the country this weekend to see friends and her sister Patricia. Islamist body Hezb-e-Islami claimed responsibility for the attack. It said the bombing was a response to a US film lampooning the Prophet Muhammad, which has sparked lethal riots across the globe. South African-born Miss Ayris, 46, had spent 17 years in the Scottish capital. She had been in Afghanistan to organise flights for charities and non-governmental organisations. A friend, Richard Kellett, said: ‘She loved her job. She would go out there for three months at a time . . . when she came home on leave she always looked forward to going back.’ A statement from Miss Ayris’s family described her as ‘a warm, kind and generous person with an everyday objective of  helping everyone she met’. Major Charles Heyman, who edits the . British Army handbook, said the incident was ‘astonishing’. He said: . ‘Commanders need to start thinking very, very carefully about what sort . of medical examinations female soldiers have before they deploy on . operations. 'A simple urine test would indicate if someone was pregnant. The Army now needs to tighten up its procedures.’ Since 2003 at least 70 British servicewomen have been sent home from Afghanistan after discovering they were expecting. And at least 102 female soldiers were evacuated from Iraq after it was found they were pregnant. Last year the Mail told how Private Kayla Donnelly, then 21, from Penrith, Cumbria, served in Helmand unaware that she was seven months’ pregnant. She had conceived before going to Afghanistan as a machine-gunner and thought her weight gain was due to high-calorie Army rations. It was only when she collapsed in Tenerife after her tour of duty that she realised she was pregnant. Around 500 British women are currently on duty in Afghanistan. They can serve in any unit except those whose primary role is to ‘close with and kill’ –  engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy. Eight women have died in Iraq and Afghanistan, two per cent of the total fatalities. They include Corporal Sarah Bryant, 26, from Carlisle, serving with the Army Intelligence Corps, who was killed in an explosion in Afghanistan in 2008, and Second Lieutenant Joanna Dyer, 24, from Yeovil, a friend of Prince William and also of the Army Intelligence Corps, who was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq in 2007." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Government tells MailOnline it is a matter of privacy and they expect women to come forward when they fall pregnant .\nThe Royal Artillery gunner - said to be Fijian - gave birth to baby five weeks premature in Helmand on Tuesday .\nFijian soldier had passed her pre-deployment training, including an eight-mile march and .\nfive-mile run, without realising she was pregnant .\nBritish Army handbook editor says top brass will need to 'start thinking very, very carefully' about how female soldiers are tested before deployment ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Tensions between the major powers have led to the brink of a new Cold War, with failures to achieve security in Europe likely to make the continent irrelevant in world affairs, former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has warned. The 83-year-old has accused the West, particularly the U.S. of giving in to 'triumphalism' after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the communist bloc a quarter century ago. Speaking at an event marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, he said the result of the failures could partly be seen in the inability of global powers to prevent or resolve conflicts in Yugoslavia, the Middle East and most recently Ukraine. Scroll down for video . Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev warned of new Cold War tensions sparked by the Ukraine crisis . Gorbachev (pictured) also said Europe's inability to establish peace risked making it 'irrelevant' in world affairs . He warned: 'The world is on the brink of a new Cold War. Some are even saying that it's already begun.' Gorbachev called for trust to be restored through dialogue with Moscow, and suggested the West should lift sanctions imposed against senior Russian officials over the country's support for separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine. Failure to achieve security in Europe would make the continent irrelevant in world affairs, he said. His comments echoed those of Roland Dumas, France's foreign minister at the time the Berlin Wall fell. 'Without freedom between nations, without respect of one nation to another, and without strong and brave disarmament policy, everything could start over again tomorrow,' Dumas said. 'Even everything we used to know, and what we called the Cold War.' President Barack Obama appeared to share some of Gorbachev's concerns for Europe, though he blamed Moscow for the current tensions. A man carries debris from the front of a damaged building after shelling in rebel-held Donetsk, eastern Ukraine . A woman passes a damaged housing building in Donetsk, where shelling continues despite the creasefire . Paying tribute to the East Berliners who pushed past border guards to flood through the Wall on November 9 1989, Obama said in a statement on Friday that 'as Russia's actions against Ukraine remind us, we have more work to do to fully realise our shared vision of a Europe that is whole, free and at peace'. The calls for reconciliation come just as tensions in Ukraine begin to escalate once again following the signing of a peacefire agreement. More than 80 unmarked military vehicles were seen on the move today in rebel-controlled areas of eastern Ukraine, indicating that intensified hostilities may lie ahead. Three separate columns were seen - one near the main separatist stronghold of Donetsk and two outside the town of Snizhne, 50 miles further east. More than 80 unmarked military vehicles were spotted moving through rebel-controlled areas today, sparking concerns about an escalation in the conflict. Pictured, a woman stands outside her damaged home . A resident of Donetsk holds pieces of shrapnel found after the latest round of shelling . Officials work to fix a building damaged in the suburbs of Donetsk . The vehicles were mainly transportation trucks, some of them carrying small- and large-caliber artillery systems, and at least one armored personnel carrier. Several of the trucks were seen to be carrying troops. Ukrainian officials said this week that they believe rebel forces have received substantial consignments of weaponry and manpower from Russia. Moscow denies such claims. Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council spokesman Volodymyr Polevoy said rebel reinforcements have also been observed moving toward front-line locations around 150 kilometers (95 miles) northeast of Donetsk, in the Luhansk region. Polevoy said rebel authorities are boosting their ranks by forcibly mobilizing residents in a number of occupied towns. Despite a cease-fire being reached in September, Ukrainian and rebel troops engage on a regular basis, with some of the heaviest fighting focused on Donetsk airport. A man walks past a mortar crater in the streets on Donetsk . One government paratrooper was killed Friday by a sniper at the airport, military authorities said in a statement. Polevoy said two other Ukrainian troops were killed on the same day, but gave no details. The statement added that Ukrainian positions came under artillery fire in several towns and villages east of Donetsk, including Debaltseve, which has begun to be increasingly encircled by rebel forces. Earlier this week, Ukraine's president Petro Poroshenko said that additional troops were being deployed to the east to defend cities still under government control against possible incursions. That followed rebel statements of intent to expand the amount of territory under their control. The truce signed in the Belarusian capital, Minsk, by Russia, Ukraine and the separatists stipulates the pullback of heavy weaponry. In Beijing, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met Saturday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference for what was expected to be a discussion about the unrest in eastern Ukraine. Asked if Russia still respects the legitimacy of the cease-fire agreement, Lavrov said it is for the 'rebels and the government' of Ukraine to finalize a disengagement line - a process that he said is continuing. Tensions between Ukraine and Russia rose further after the rebels held an election last Sunday that Ukraine and the West denounced as a violation of the truce. Russia, however, quickly lent its support to the vote." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Former Soviet leader warns the world may already be in a new Cold War .\nHe said failures to achieve peace risked making Europe 'irrelevant'\nMikhail Gorbachev called for the West to restore dialogue with Russia .\nPresident Barack Obama blamed Russia for the political impasse .\nMore than 80 military vehicles seen moving through eastern Ukraine ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The notebook of one of two 12-year-old girls suspected of stabbing their best friend 'to please' the fictional online character Slender Man was released to a Wisconsin court today, giving a frightening insight into her troubled mind. The disturbing hand-sketched pictures were revealed during the preliminary hearing of Morgan Geyser on Tuesday, where a judge was tasked with deciding if the girl should be charged with attempted first degree murder as an adult. Drawn by Geyser, one of the grotesque cartoons depicts a young cat-like girl armed with a scythe standing over a dead girl with a speech bubble that says, 'I love killing people'. Eerie and prescient sketches: This is one of Morgan Geyser's sketches. The 12-year-old is one of two girls accused of stabbing her friend Payton Leutner and leaving her in the woods in May 2014. In this frightening picture a girl who appears to be a cat-like and armed with a scythe stands over a dead girl while saying 'I love killing people' Other writings and cartoons profess her admiration and devotion to the Slender Man urban myth and will be a central part of the defense team's claim that Geyser is mentally unfit to stand trial as an adult. If the two girls are tried as adults and found guilty they will face up to 60 years in prison. Indeed, along with the sketches, the court was presented with the mutilated body of one of Geyser's Barbie dolls, which had its hair and limbs cut and what appeared to be satanic markings drawn onto the torso. In addition to that was a list of 'supplies necessary' which included a 'map of forest' and 'weapons (kitchen knife).' Childhood icon: The court in Wisconsin was presented on Tuesday with these images a evidence of Geyser's warped state of mind . Satanic symbols: The dolls, displayed in court in Waukesha, Wisconsin on Tuesday, were marked with cuts and had Slender Man symbols on them . Mutiliation: Barbie dolls of Geyser's were found missing limbs and a list of supplies found in her notebook includes a kitchen knife . Anissa Weier and Geyser are thought to have lured their friend Payton Leutner to the woods in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and stabbed her 19 times after inviting her to a slumber party for Geyser's 12th birthday. Ms Leutner was able to crawl out from the trees and has survived the May 2014 incident. Lawyers for Weier and Geyser, who could be tried as adults for attempted murder, are pushing to have the case moved to juvenile court, according to ABC News. Neither of the suspects has entered a plea as the attorneys attempt to get the charges changed. The two girls' attorneys have never denied they attacked and stabbed Leutner, but claim they were so disturbed they truly believed the Slender Man - a popular online urban myth - would kill their own families in three seconds if they did not do his bidding. Geyser's attorney began proceedings on Tuesday by trying to telling the court that his client is mentally disturbed and believed she had to kill to protect herself and her family from the creature. Taking the stand during the second day of a preliminary hearing, psychologist Deborah Collins testified that she has interviewed the Geyser several times and concluded she honestly believes Slender Man exists. '(Her belief) hasn't wavered and it's been unyielding to a rational perspective,' Collins testified. Collins also testified that the girl told her she uses Vulcan mind control to keep negative emotions at bay and believes Harry Potter villain Lord Voldemort visits her when he's not away on business trips. Strange embrace: The Slender Man character is known for stalking and abducting children and became popular after fans of the creation did their own drawings of him . Urban myth: Obsession: On the left is a depiction of the urban myth of Slender Man - an unnaturally tall, thin figure with a blank, featureless face, wearing a black suit. His horror stories tell how he kidnaps children or forces them into murderous deeds . Checklist: This hand written note from Morgan Geyser's sketchbook shows a list of 'supplies necessary' before she and Anissa Weier stabbed their friend, Payton Leutner, in the woods last year. Noticeable is the reminder to bring a 'kitchen knife', a 'map of forest' and 'the will to live' State of mind: This sketch will be used by the defense to claim that their client was and is mentally unfit and should stand trial as an adult for murder . A private detective working for the defense testified he discovered more than 60 drawings of Slender Man in the girl's bedroom. Many of the sketches included notes such as 'not safe even in your house' and 'he is here always.' One drawing depicted a girl lying on the ground and a person standing over her with the message 'I love killing people' written over the figure. The detective went on to say he found more than a half-dozen Barbie dolls in the bedroom that had been marked with Slender Man's symbol. Some were missing their hands and feet. 'I think we did a good job showing she believed (Slender Man) was real ... across time and environment,' defense attorney Anthony Cotton said. 'She believed in Slender Man. She believed he would hurt the family.' Accused: Morgan Geyser, 12, (left), and Anissa Weier, 13, (right), face a collective 60 years in prison if tried as adults and found guilty . June court appearance: Morgan Geyser was led into a Wisconsin court room in shackles in June where she was arraigned for the attempted murder of her friend . Agony: Geyser's troubled state of mind appears evident in this scrawl in which she screams 'I want to die' According to court documents, the girls told detectives they had been planning to kill Peyton Leutner for months. They are accused of luring her to a park in the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha on May 31 and stabbing her 19 times. Leutner barely survived; one stab wound just missed her heart. The alleged attackers were found walking toward the Nicolet National Forest, where they say they thought they would join Slender Man. All three girls were 12 years old at the time of the incident. The two alleged attackers face one count of being a party to attempted first-degree intentional homicide in adult court. They each could face up to 60 years in the state prison system if convicted. The Slender Man is a fictional character prevalent on the internet after originating as a meme in 2009. Unnerving: The Slender Man with one of his chosen victims as depicted in a popular online meme . The mythical creature is often depicted as an unnaturally tall, thin figure with a blank, featureless face, wearing a black suit. The character is said to have long, tentacle-like arms, which can be extended to capture prey. It is said to stalk, abduct and traumatize children and, depending on interpretations of the myth, can cause memory loss, insomnia and paranoia. It is also said to be able to create distortions in photographs and teleport. It is understood to have originated in a Photoshop contest on the Something Awful Forums in 2009. It then went viral with numerous works of fan art and short scary stories published online known as 'creepypasta'. The character has developed its own life online, with two feature-length films funded in part by Kickstarter appearing in 2012. The meme that appears most is that of a tall malevolent figure, who silently stalks down his prey. Over the past six or so years, the Slender Man meme has mutated liked all good scary stories into one that haunts the minds of those who become obsessed with it. Decision: Circuit Judge Michael Bohren presides over the second day of a preliminary hearing in Waukesha, Wisconsin for the two girls accused of stabbing their classmate to please horror character Slender Man . Laughter after recovery: Ms Leutner was able to drag herself out from the woods where she was stabbed 19 times and has since recovered . Unidentified: One of the two Wisconsin girls accused of stabbing their classmate appears in court where their attorney's are trying to convince a judge to move their case into juvenile court . Police detectives testified on Monday that both girls believed they had to kill their friend and join Slender Man in order to protect themselves and their families from his wrath. Cotton is trying to use that to move his client to juvenile court, where she couldn't be held beyond age 25. He contends that since the girl thought she was defending herself a charge of attempted second-degree intentional homicide is more appropriate. Since the girl is under 18, she would face that count in children's court. Prosecutors countered that a preliminary hearing - the stage of Wisconsin's legal process where a judge decides whether enough evidence exists to move to trial - isn't the proper venue for such an argument. Judge Michael Bohren declined to rule on anything Tuesday, asking all sides to submit briefs. He promised to issue a decision on March 13. The other girl's attorneys called only one witness Tuesday, a sheriff's deputy who arrested their client on the road. He testified the girl told him someone would kill her family unless she did something bad. Cartoonish: The decapitated head appears to resemble that of the Slender Man, while the eyes on the child on the right appear to be bleeding ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Morgan Geyser along with Anissa Weier is charged with of stabbing classmate Payton Leutner in May 2014 .\nFilled her own sketchbook with dozens of drawings of horror cartoon character Slender Man .\nBarbies had missing limbs, supply list includes kitchen knife and map .\nPsychologist said that girl believes fictional characters are real .\nMorgan Geyser and her friend Anissa Weier were both 12 when they were charged as adults with first-degree attempted murder .\nThe girls told cops they attacked their friend to impress Slenderman .\nPreliminary hearing being heard to determine whether Geyser should be tried as an adult and not a juvenile ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A mild mannered father-of-one screamed ‘I am innocent!’ seconds before being burnt alive by a rampaging mob on an idyllic holiday beach, it emerged today. The last words of Frenchman Sebastien Judalet, 38, were recorded by the vigilante crowd in the popular tourist resort of Madagascar last Friday. Mr Judalet, a Paris bus driver with an 11 year old daughter, was caught by a gang of some 300 people along with Roberto Gianfala, a Franco-Italian hotel worker in his 50s. Frenchman Sebastien Judalet, 38, was burned alive and later mutilated by a mob in Madagascar who recorded the killing. In it the father-of-one can be heard begging for his life . This is the Robinson Crusoe hotel on the island of Nosy Be where Judalet was staying before being wrongly accused of murdering an eight-year-old boy and then lynched . They were accused of being paedophiles who had murdered an eight-year-old local boy after allegedly cutting off his genitals. But Madagascan police today said there was ‘no proof whatsoever’ connecting the men with child’s disappearance and that he may well have drowned on Nosy Be, an idyllic Indian Ocean island which attracts holidaymakers from all over the world including Britain. The chilling voice recording, which has been circulating locally, is of a desperate Judalet screaming: ‘I am the victim of a conspiracy. I am innocent’. Franco-Italian hotel-worker Roberto Gianfala rented this small hut before being killed by a lynch mob last week . It is then that a confusion in Mr Judalet’s words may have caused his horrific death. He shouts, ‘I do not like children,’ to which a member of the crowd replies: ‘You do not like children?’ Mr Judalet replied: ‘I love kids, I have a little girl.’ He can be heard crying and further begging for mercy, before he is stripped naked, mutilated, and burnt on a beach fire alongside Mr Gianfala. Both men were on holiday in Madagascar, and neither had any criminal record or association with paedophilia. Crowds sat calmly beside the burning bodies while many filmed the killings before circulating the recordings . After burning Judalet and Gianfala alive the mob went on to kill a third man, named only as Zaidou, who is the dead boy's uncle . In a further macabre twist, it emerged that a third man killed in the same manner was the boy’s uncle, referred to only by his first name of Zaidou. A neighbour of Mr Judalet in the Paris suburb of Montreuil said he was ‘mild mannered and extremely friendly’. ‘Sebastien would not have hurt anyone. It is clear that he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.’ The grisly killings happened here, on the small island of Nosy Be, on Wednesday last week . The idyllic islands of Madagascar are popular with tourists from across the globe. It was visited by 256,000 holidaymakers last year, and over half of them were French . French magistrates have now opened a murder enquiry, and detectives from Paris are expected to travel to the island to investigate. Madagascar police have, meanwhile, arrested 26 people for the three murders, where security has been stepped up to protect foreigners. All of those arrested live close to the palm-fringed Ambatoloaka beach, where the lynchings and burnings were caught on camera. Vincent Laza, a local community leader, said the boy's body was wet when it was found, suggesting he may have drowned, and that his genitals were cut off later. He confirmed that there had been ‘rumours’ that foreigners had been involved in the boy’s death – leading to the vigilante mob forming. Two members of the crowd were shot dead by police. Despite its upmarket tourist resorts, Madagascar is an extremely poor place, with some 90 per cent of its population of 22 million people living on less than two dollars a day." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Sebastian Judalet and Roberto Gianfala were killed on Madagascar holiday .\nPair were wrongly accused of murdering 8-year-old local boy .\nRecording, circulating locally, was made by mob before execution .\nIn it Judalet, who has an 11-year-old daughter, is heard begging for his life .\nMadagascar police say there is 'no evidence' to connect pair to boy's death .\nThird man, revealed as boy's uncle, killed later in similar way .\nIn total 26 people have been arrested for the three deaths ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Dominique Ansel, the chef behind New York's indomitable pastry craze, Cronuts, is trying to crack down on scalpers and also warn customers about the dangers of accepting second hand food. With only 200 cronuts made per day, and a line 40-people deep before the Manhattan bakery even opens its doors, the $5 croissant-donut hybrid has become a hot commodity for sweet-toothed New Yorkers. And now a new delivery service, Premium Cronut Delivery, which has no affiliation with the bakery, is charging $100 for delivering just one Cronut, $200 for two, or $3,000 for ten. Perfect pastry: The $5 Cronut was quietly unveiled by New York's Dominique Ansel bakery on May 10, and now a new delivery service which has no affiliation with the bakery, is charging $100 for delivering just one Cronut . Despite Mr Ansel enforcing a two-Cronut per customer limit in an effort to . ward off scalping schemes, the delivery company continues to make five deliveries every weekday. Although the chef has previously personally thrown scalpers out of the long morning lines, his major concern . about third-party delivery is actually food safety. 'I don’t . know much about the delivery service, but I do hope they give people . some sort of guarantee for hygiene,' he told TODAY.com. 'Here at the bakery, we have to . answer to the Department of Health, but once it’s out of our doors, I . can’t guarantee it hasn’t been handled or (even worse), left out for . days. Cronuts should only be eaten on the day of.' To deter Cronut opportunists, bakery staff members actively police the queue for scalpers. Recipe to success: The cronut is made from thin layers of flaky croissant dough that are deep fried, rolled in rose sugar, and then filled with light Tahitian vanilla cream . Sweet and soft: Rose-flavored glaze thinly coats the top layer, which peels apart like those in a mille crepe cake; finally, crystallized rose petals add a garnish flourish . 'I open the door . for everyone every morning at 8am. And I say ‘hello’ to all my . customers,' explained Mr Ansel.  'It’s only a matter a time before something seems kind of . shady.' He recalled the first time he was confronted with a scalper, who he said was 'was obviously . drunk,' adding, 'it scared me to think someone bought second-hand food off of . him.' Last month, Cronuts were selling up to eight times their original . retail price on Craigslist, available for delivery by scalpers in . Manhattan ($20 each), Queens ($30 each), and Brooklyn $40 each). After the Cronut was quietly unveiled on . May 10, with a small batch of 50, by May 13, 200 had sold out by . 9.30am. One disappointed customer even 'flipped the finger' at staff on his way out of the pâtisserie. In the making: It took around ten recipes, and multiple time and temperature adjustments before Mr Ansel found 'the trick' to sheeting and frying the dough in grape-seed oil at one specific, and secret, temperature . The bakery's owner and chef, Dominique Ansel, told MailOnline last month that while he's flattered, the re-selling is illegal. '$20 for a Cronut. That's a 400% profit!' he exclaimed, adding, 'A lot of people ask me why we don't . just do more? 'Well, I'm a big fan of quality over quantity. . . It takes a lot to ensure . all our other pastries are up to par with standards as well.' The Cronut, which is now trademarked to Dominique Ansel after interest from curious pastry chefs in Hong Kong, . Melbourne, and Los Angeles, is made from thin layers of . flaky croissant dough that are deep fried, rolled in rose sugar, and then filled . with light Tahitian vanilla cream. Culinary magician: Chef Dominique Ansel, pictured in his kitchen, was named America's best pastry chef by the James Beard Foundation earlier this year . Hot spot: The Dominique Ansel bakery opened in New York's Soho in 2011 . Rose-flavored glaze . thinly coats the top layer, which peels apart like those in a . mille crepe cake; finally, crystallized rose petals add a garnish flourish. 'A cronut is not as simple as frying up . some croissant dough,' said the chef. 'We actually make a special laminated dough that is . sheeted and folded different than a croissant'. The bakery, which opened in New York's Soho in 2011, makes the Cronut dough fresh daily in house, as well as the flavored sugars and vanilla ganache. 'Flakey but chewy, a little heavier than a croissant but fluffier than a donut' - Margot Peppers, Femail reporter . 'Tears of joy' - Micaela Mclucas, MailOnline assistant photo editor . 'The soft crunch was followed by an injection of cream and a whiff of a rose garden – thanks to the floral-infused icing. The perfect breakfast sandwich!' - Sadie Whitelocks, Femail reporter'There’s an element of the éclair about it, with the vanilla cream inside, which isn’t too sweet, allowing the rose icing to provide the sugar hit alone. They're insanely addictive – mine disappeared in microseconds. I could have devoured the box.' - Tamara Abraham, Femail editor . 'That's why the batches are limited. Hopefully people will bear with us . as we try to ramp up production,' the chef explained. With such a swift reaction to the new pastry, Mr Ansel has filed a trademark for the cronut, 'just for our protection,' he said. It took around ten recipes, . and multiple time and temperature adjustments before Mr Ansel . found 'the trick' to sheeting and frying the dough in grape-seed oil at one specific, and secret, temperature. For . the month of May, Dominique Ansel bakery is selling a Rose Tahitian . Vanilla Cronut. In June, the store will launch a new flavor: Lemon . Maple. And a new flavor every month after that. A quick quote from the Chef: 'A few tips on how to eat the Cronut. Please cut (if you must) with a serrated knife to avoid crushing the layers. 'Do not eat the next day, eat immediately (they have a six hour shelf life) and will get stale in the fridge. 'Finally, try peeling off the layers one by one like a mille crepe cake.' Dominique Ansel, 189 Spring Street, New York, NY 10012." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Dominique Ansel Bakery now has a two-Cronut per person limit .\nThe chef personally kicks scalpers out of the bakery's long line each morning ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Google has announced a new smartphone and tablet, as well as the company's first TV streaming device. Both mobile devices will run the new version of the firm's mobile operating system, Android 5.0, which has been confirmed to have the name Lollipop. The Motorola-made Nexus 6 smartphone comes with a 5.96-inch Quad HD screen and a 13 megapixel rear-facing camera. Google has announced a new smartphone - the Nexus 6 -  and tablet, the Nexus 9 - as well as the company's first TV streaming device in a bid to compete with Apple and Amazon . The Nexus 6 also has dual front-facing speakers designed to offer better quality audio, says Google. The handset sports a feature called Turbo Charger, which can give the phone up to six hours of battery life from just a 15 minute charge. The phone also boasts new hands-free voice activated functions. It will come in two colours: midnight blue and cloud white and two storage options, 32 or 64GB. Meanwhile, one day before Apple unveils its updated iPad family, the search giant has shown off its new Nexus 9 tablet, made by HTC. The tablet, which is smaller than an iPad, but larger than and iPad Mini, is built for multi-tasking and has a brushed aluminium frame with a ‘soft grip’ back. An upgrade in terms of size as well as internals on Google's existing Nexus 7, the new Nexus 9 has a 8.9-inch screen, and weighs in at 420g, making it 50g lighter than an iPad Air. The Nexus 6 smartphone (pictured left) and Nexus 9 tablet (right) can be voice activated without opening any apps and both sport the new Lollipop operating system . Both the mobile devices will run the new version of the firm's mobile operating system - Android 5.0, which has been confirmed to have the name Lollipop . Manufacturer: HTC . Screen: 8.9 inches, 2048 x 1536 resolution . Platform: Android Lollipop . CPU: 64bit dual core processor . Memory: 16GB or 32GB with 2GB RAM . Sound: Dual front-facing speakers with HTC Boomsound . Camera: 8MP with front-facing 1.6MP camera . Battery: 6,700mAh . Extra features: Keyboard folio . Price: Not yet confirmed . Launch date: Tablet can be pre-ordered from October 17 and will go on sale on November 3. Because the 9 was built by HTC, it also takes advantage of their BoomSound speaker technology, complete with two front-facing speakers in the device, as opposed to the traditional down-facing output. This is for better quality audio, Google says. It is the first Nexus device to have a 64-bit processor for increased performance in terms of speed, particularly when playing games. There is an 8 megapixel rear-facing camera and, like the Nexus 6, the Nexus 9 will be accessible hands-free thanks to a new feature that enables voice command to be accessed without touching the phone. Just saying 'Ok, Google' will activate Google Now, even when the phone is asleep, and while the voice command and personal assistant already existed on Android, with Lollipop it has been pushed to the front of the interface. The Nexus 9 also has Turbo Charger functionality with a 64bit dual core processor to make switching between tasks fast. Google's senior vice president of Android Sundar Pichai said: ‘Advances in computing are driven at the intersection of hardware and software. That's why we've always introduced Nexus devices alongside our platform releases. The tablet, which is smaller than an iPad, but larger than and iPad Mini, is built for multi-tasking and has a brushed aluminum frame with a ‘soft grip’ back. Like Windows' tablets, a case that doubles as a keyboard can be used to turn it into more of a laptop (pictured) The Nexus 6 smartphone (pictured) sports a feature called Turbo Charger, which can give the phone up to 6 hours of battery life from just a 15 minute charge . Manufacturer: Motorola . Screen: 5.96 inch display, 1440 x 2560 resolution (493ppi) Platform: Android Lollipop . Processor: Snapdragon 805 quad-core 2.7GHz with Adreno 420 GPU for graphics . Memory: 32GB or 64GB . Sound: Dual front-facing speakers . Camera: 13MP camera with image stabilisation and 2MP front-facing camera . Battery: 24 hours with a full charge, plus TurboCharger for 6 hours life in 15 minutes of charging . Price: Not yet confirmed . Launch date: November, with pre-order beginning on October 29 . In a less expected move, Google also announced the company's first full TV streaming device that will run their Android TV software, the Nexus Player. The new streaming box enables users to watch TV shows as well as stream content from other devices to their TV, such as an Android phone, tablet or Chrome-based desktop computer. The Nexus Player also comes with a video game controller and can be used to play games from the Google Play Store on TVs. Amazon has recently introduced a similar device, called the Fire TV. Sitting alongside Google's existing streaming device, the Chromecast, the Nexus Player is likely to be aimed at more premium users than the £30 Chromecast. Google confirmed that the Nexus 9 will be available to pre-order in the UK from October 17 and will go on sale on November 3. It will come in three sizes: 16GB, 32GB and 32GB LTE. The Nexus 6 smartphone will also arrive in November, with pre-order beginning on October 29. The Nexus Player will be available to pre-order from October 17. UK prices have not yet been confirmed. The tablet has an 8.9-inch screen and HTC's BoomSound front-facing speakers.There is also an 8 megapixel rear-facing camera and, like the Nexus 6, the Nexus 9 can be voice activated without opening any apps . While Lollipop is being promised to be a redefining update by Google, we are yet to see it in action, thanks to a purely blog post-driven launch. The firm's latest Android operating system is designed to be flexible and to be used on different devices. It can now power a watch, TV and even a car. The new Turbo Charger is an impressive addition when combined with more detailed battery settings, and Google says this will lead to longer lasting devices. The battery saver feature extends the life of device by up to 90 minutes. The support for 64-bit processing for the first time on Nexus devices is also an upgrade, with some of Google's native apps like Chrome and Gmail supporting this feature, essentially meaning they will run faster and smoother than before. Songs, photos, apps and recent searches from one Android device are immediately accessible on another. Content responds to people's touch and their voice. The operating system is designed to be more intuitive and better at multi-tasking. For example, users will be able to read an email alongside seeing their inbox. Users can adjust their settings so only notifications from certain people and apps can get through and they will appear on the lockscreen. Devices can be secured using a pin, password or pattern - or now they can be linked to a trusted device like a watch or smart lock. Google has also confirmed that as well as being built into their new devices, Lollipop will be available on the existing Nexus 5,7 and 10 devices 'in the coming weeks'." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The mobile devices will run Android 5.0, which is called Lollipop .\nMotorola-made Nexus 6 phone comes with a 13 megapixel camera .\nHTC-made Nexus 9 tablet has an 8.9-inch screen and front-facing speakers .\nBoth sport a feature called Turbo Charger, which can give them up to 6 hours of battery life from just a 15 minute charge .\nDevices can be voice activated without opening any apps .\nGoogle also announced a surprise TV streaming box which will run its Android TV software, named the Nexus Player .\nThe device will let people watch live TV, stream content and play games ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Ammunition has been pulled from the shelves of two Walmarts in Ferguson amid violent clashes over the police shooting of Michael Brown. Employees were ordered to lock all bullets in a store cupboard on Monday after demonstrators stormed one of the stores and formed a barricade outside another. Bosses in Ferguson and nearby Maplewood revealed they took the precaution in fear of looting and violence as racial divides in the Missouri city show no sign of resolve. It is the first time Walmart has taken such action since the Sandy Hook massacre in 2012, when assault rifles were removed from shelves in Connecticut. Scroll down for video . Fears: Bosses at this Ferguson Walmart and one in Maplewood have pulled ammunition amid violent clashes . Drastic: It is the first time the store has hidden weaponry since removing guns from shelves after Sandy Hook . Addressing Ferguson, Walmart spokesman Brian Nick told KMOV-TV: 'If there is a history of violence and looting and other activity that are going on or things that are putting associates and customers at risk - then yes, decisions can be made based on those circumstances.' Customers who wish to buy bullets will have to discuss their intended purchase with a sales assistant, he said. The move came just days before a report was leaked revealing Darren Wilson told a grand jury he shot Brown because he feared for his life - a claim that has stoked renewed anger across Ferguson. Protesters have taken to the streets every week calling for Wilson's resignation. On Monday, more than 43 people were arrested amid protests - many inside the Maplewood Walmart. The protests were held in memory of John Crawford, a black man who was killed in an Ohio Walmart days before Brown's shooting in Missouri. Action: Bosses said they took the precaution in fear of violence as racial divides show no sign of resolve . Protests: Demonstrations against police violence and racial divides have been weekly since the shooting . Unrest: Protesters are seen doing a 'hands up' chant in a nod to the fact that Brown allegedly held up his hands . Demonstrations are expected to escalate today after the news that a grand jury has heard an account of the shooting that shines a favorable light on the police officer. In it, Wilson claims he was sat in his SUV on patrol when the teenager leaned through the window, punching and scratching his face. He insists he feared for his life, which prompted him to shoot twice from inside the car. However, he does not acknowledge subsequently shooting Brown four times outside the vehicle. A number of witnesses agree that Brown and Wilson were embroiled in a physical fight through the car window, but few had an accurate vantage point to see what was happening. They insist, however, the teenager was trying to flee and holding up his hands. Anger: Renewed outrage is expected today after a leaked report revealed Darren Wilson (pictured over Brown's body) claims he feared for his life and shot the unarmed black teenager in self-defense . One passer-by, Tiffany Mitchell, is certain Brown was leaning away but Wilson kept pulling him closer. Another, Dorian Johnson, said Wilson grasped Brown's throat and then pulled out his gun threatening to shoot. They then heard shots fired from inside the SUV. There remains no account from witnesses or police of the final four shots fired. The police have maintained that the unarmed teen physically assaulted the officer and tried to get his gun. One witness, whose name has been withheld, from St. Louis, Missouri, told the grand jury that the teenager did not have his hands above his head when Wilson shot at him, but rather 'out to his sides.' He also said Brown 'staggered toward Wilson despite commands to stop' and that 'the two were about 20 to 25 feet apart when the last shots were fired.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Two Walmart stores have locked away bullets as violent clashes escalate .\nFirst time bosses have done this since pulling guns after Sandy Hook .\nProtests in Ferguson over Michael Brown's shooting show no sign of ending .\n43 people were arrested in and around the Walmart stores on Monday .\nRenewed outrage expected today over leaked report of the officer's account ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "England Under 20s drew with Turkey on Monday night to secure the point they needed to win the Four Nations Tournament in Holland. Having already beaten the hosts and Germany, Aidy Boothroyd's team just needed to avoid defeat in their third and final match to lift the trophy. And the Young Lions looked on course for a third victory in succession when Wolves' Kortney Hause put them in front on 21 minutes. England's Kortney Hause (pictured in Thursday's win over Germany) was on target as they drew 1-1 with Turkey to claim the Four Nations Tournament in Heerenveen, Holland . England's kitman Pat Frost tweeted this picture of the squad together after winning the tournament . England (4-3-3): Christian Walton (Brighton & Hove Albion); Lloyd Jones (Liverpool), Dominic Ball (Tottenham Hotspur), Kortney Hause (Wolverhampton Wanderers, on loan at Gillingham), Matt Targett (C) (Southampton); Harrison Reed (Southampton), Jordan Houghton (Chelsea), Paul Digby (Barnsley);Kwame Thomas (Derby County), Chuba Akpom (Arsenal), Callum Robinson (Aston Villa, on loan at Preston) Substitutions: Isaac Hayden (Arsenal) for Ball 68; Joe Rothwell (Manchester United) for Reed 75; John Swift (Chelsea, on loan at Rotherham) for Houghton 84 . Substitutes not used: Fankaty Dabo (Chelsea), Joe Wildsmith (Sheffield Wednesday), Ben Pearson (Manchester United), Jacob Murphy (Norwich City), Chris Long (Everton) Scorer: Hause 21 . In the end, despite dominating much of the game, they had to settle for a draw when Berat Tosun equalised for Turkey six minutes into the second half. Captain on the night Matt Targett and Isaac Hayden, skipper for the wins over Germany and Holland, lifted the trophy together on the pitch in Heerenveen at the final whistle. 'We're delighted with the way the tournament has gone and to win it is really, really pleasing,' said boss Boothroyd afterwards. 'For the players to get a few results like this and to win against such strong opposition is a real feather in the cap. 'It's a really big achievement to come away from home and get results against the host nation and against a very strong German side - and to get a draw against a much older Turkish team is a fantastic achievement as well. 'In the end it's all worked out really well and we're all very happy.' Brimming with confidence after their 1-0 win over Germany on Thursday and Saturday's 3-2 success over Holland, England started on the front foot. Pat Frost also captured the moment Isaac Hayden and Matt Targett lifted the trophy . And they gained their reward on 21 minutes when Targett's free-kick was headed back by Liverpool's Lloyd Jones for Hause to control on his chest and finish left-footed in one smooth movement. Turkey scored their leveller shortly after the break and both sides then saw a man sent off. Arsenal forward Chuba Akpom picked up a second yellow card for a late tackle before Cenk Sahin also went for a badly timed challenge. The contest threatened to boil over at time during the second half but England held out for the point they needed to wrap up tournament success. Aidy Boothroyd's team took seven points from their three matches to claim the trophy . Boothroyd added: 'We played probably the best football of the tournament in the first half. 'We were excellent. We were creating lots of chances, making really good decisions and we really dominated the game and we could have had two or three. 'In the second half it was a little bit different. They came out at us and we didn't start particularly well. They equalised and we got a bit complacent. 'We managed to hang on in there in the end.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Kortney Hause, of Wolves, scored England's goal after 21 minutes .\nTurkey equalised through Berat Tosun shortly after half-time .\nChuba Akpom was sent off for a second yellow card .\nTurkey also had a player sent off as both sides finished with 10 men .\nEngland had beaten Germany and Holland earlier in the tournament ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Lots of little girls dream of one day wearing the perfect wedding dress. But when six-year-old Hannah  Millington-Day designed this  elegant ivory number, she was thinking about eating it. She came up with the idea for a life-sized, edible bridal gown when she saw a picture of her mother’s wedding dress. Donna Millington-Day and her daughter Hannah - who challenged her mother to create this life sized wedding cake - add the final touches . A sweet treat: The six-foot edible bridal gown is made from 17 tiers of sponge cake, 22 kilos of sugar paste icing and 2lb of royal icing . A feast for all: Decorated from hundreds of sugar pearls, the cake would cater for over 2,000 wedding guests . Then it was down to her mother Donna, a confectioner, to bake it. She used a whopping 224 free-range eggs, 28lb of flour, 28lb of caster sugar and 28lb of butter, and spent a whole week cooking. The result – worth £6,000 – is 6ft . tall and made of 17 tiers of sponge cake. It is topped with 49lb of . sugar paste icing, 2lb of royal icing and hundreds of sugar pearls. It is filled with 17lb of Madagascan vanilla butter cream and around 7lb of raspberry jam. And it could feed as many as 2,000 guests – if anyone can bring themselves to cut into it. Mrs Millington-Day, 36, said: ‘Hannah . was going through my old wedding photos when she suggested we recreate . my dress. I thought it was a great idea. ‘Although it’s not an exact replica I have taken the details like the corset and styling on the side. Creator: Donna Millington-Day was inspired by her six-year-old daughter's drawing of a wedding dress cake . Challenge: Donna decided to rise to the challenge of bringing her daughter's design to life and one week later the stunning ivory dress heavily embellished with iced flowers and weighing in at 25 kilos was finished . ‘The satin finish was achieved using a pearl lustre and each swirl was hand-piped.’ Mrs Millington-Day runs the Fairytale Cake Company with her husband of eight years, Myles. The couple, of Wombourne,  Staffordshire, also have a son Edward, aged two. The enormous sweet treat was unveiled yesterday at the start of the National Wedding Show at the NEC in Birmingham. To get it there, a trolley was  custom-made to fit its 30in base. But it won’t be on the move too . often. Mrs Millington-Day said: ‘We’re not going to sell the cake, but . to buy it would cost around £6,000. ‘After the show we’re going to display it in our shop window.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Donna Millington-Day from Staffordshire was inspired by 6-year-old daughter's drawing .\nCompleted cake in one week .\nMade from .\n17 tiers of sponge cake, 22 kilos of sugar paste icing, 2lb of royal .\nicing and hundreds of sugar pearls .\nFeeds 2,000 guests and will go on display at National Wedding Show ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The SAS has launched a mission to the Middle East to kill Jihadi John, the ISIS terrorist responsible for beheading two British hostages . The SAS has launched a dramatic mission to kill Jihadi John – the Islamic State terrorist responsible for beheading British hostages Alan Henning and David Haines – in the biggest Special Forces operation since the September 11 attacks. Official Government sources confirmed to The Mail on Sunday that SAS soldiers flew to a secret base in the Middle East last week. Travelling in groups of three and four, the crack troops boarded commercial flights dressed in civilian clothes. They mingled with unsuspecting businessmen and tourists to maintain operational security. After weeks of intense preparation at the regiment’s barracks in Hereford, the elite soldiers are now waiting for the order to strike Islamic State targets. It is understood that part of the SAS mission could also include an attempt to rescue the remaining hostages, including British photographer John Cantlie. The Mail on Sunday has been made aware of more detailed information about the mission but has agreed with Government officials not to publish it for security reasons. However, we can reveal that the soldiers are sharing a remote desert location with British intelligence agents and communications experts who are understood to be tracking Jihadi John’s movements and also intercepting IS radio and telephone messages. Final approval for any SAS mission inside Syria – where it is believed the hostages are being held – would have to be granted by the Prime Minister. David Cameron told Parliament in September that he would seize any opportunity to launch a rescue attempt. Last night, an SAS source described to this newspaper how, to respect political sensitivities in the region, British troops were keeping a low profile. He said: ‘The guys have left Hereford to carry out a strike raid on IS. They flew out there on commercial flights so that sorties by UK military aircraft can be kept to a minimum. ‘This is at the request of pro- Western leaders in the Middle East who are concerned about appearing to support the UK in the war against IS. ‘All the kit is ready and waiting for the guys and they’re on very short notice to strike IS. ‘It is more personal for the guys because Jihadi John is British and he’s killing British hostages. But now he’s basically a dead man walking.’ In September the Mail on Sunday published photos of British forces rehearsing surprise airborne assaults, which could be used by the SAS to rescue hostages . At the desert base, which is within striking distance of IS targets in Syria, the SAS troops are now carrying out final rehearsals for a raid and are using the most sophisticated weapons available to the British Army. In addition to this arsenal, the SAS troopers are backed up by teams from 264 (SAS) Signal Squadron who are equipped with mobile satellites. Using this equipment, the latest information about the whereabouts of Jihadi John and the remaining hostages in IS captivity is relayed to and from the frontline and back to SAS operational headquarters in Britain. The SAS troops are also supported by a 17-man crew aboard a British spy plane called ‘Rivet Joint’. The crew’s job is to record conversations between jihadis as the aircraft circles thousands of feet above the battlefield. These intercepts are fed to translators working with the SAS and are sent back to GCHQ, the Government’s secret communications headquarters. The messages between terrorists are matched against records of British jihadis believed to be fighting in Syria. Crack unit: The SAS troops have undergone intense training for the mission and have now flew to a secret base in the Middle East . The SAS is also rehearsing raids using video footage provided by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), or drones. These aircraft, which can fly for up to 24 hours and can climb to an altitude of 18,000ft, fly over IS strongholds and provide up-to-the-second pictures of the enemy’s hideouts. This live information will play a vital role in any British Special Forces operation to strike Jihadi John and rescue the hostages. While he seems to speak with a distinctive London accent, it remains unclear just how much is known about Jihadi John. In September FBI director James Coney announced that the agency had established his real identity. However, no more information has been released. Since his reign of terror began in August, Jihadi John has murdered four hostages – Americans James Foley, 40, and Steven Sotloff, 31, and Britons David Haines, 44, and Alan Henning, 47. Jihadi John has already killed British hostages Alan Henning, left, and David Haines, right . All of the executions were filmed and the videos were subsequently released on the internet . In the video showing the beheading of Mr Haines, Jihadi John challenged the Prime Minister, saying: ‘If you, Cameron, insist on fighting the Islamic State then you, like your master Obama, will have the blood of your people on your hands.’ The Prime Minister subsequently made it clear that he would not necessarily wait for MPs’ approval before giving the order to the Special Forces troops to take their hunt for Jihadi John into Syria. He said: ‘In order to catch Jihadi John, you have to know where he is, right? We know he is in Syria. ‘I very clearly reserve the position that if you need to act immediately, either to secure a vital British interest or to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe, you would act first and go to then the House of Commons afterwards.’ It is believed that there has been only one attempt by international troops to target Jihadi John. Following Mr Foley’s death, it emerged that US Special Forces had previously launched a failed raid on an IS stronghold where it was thought the terrorist was holding him. It is understood that part of the SAS mission could also include an attempt to rescue the remaining hostages, including British photographer John Cantlie, pictured . However, when the troops from the elite Delta Force unit arrived, the IS commanders and their captives had already fled. The town of Raqqa is IS’s strongest base in northern Syria. It is considered likely that the terrorists would choose this town to hold its remaining hostages and for Jihadi John to hide out there. SAS sources told The Mail on Sunday of the planned mission as US-led air strikes targeted a gathering of IS leaders in Iraq yesterday. The organisation’s most senior figure, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was among those reported to have been attending the gathering. News of the US attack in Iraq yesterday follows an escalation in violence around the capital Baghdad. The deadliest attack took place in the city’s south-western Amil district, where two car bombs killed eight people and wounded 16. On Friday, President Barack Obama authorised the deployment of up to 1,500 more American troops to bolster Iraqi forces." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Special Forces to head to a secret base in the Middle East for the mission .\nIt is the biggest operation by the SAS soldiers since the 9/11 attacks .\nWill attempt to kill terrorist Jihadi John who beheaded two British hostages .\nMission could also include a rescue attempt of UK photographer John Cantlie ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Murdered: Bijan Ebrahimi, 44, was beaten unconscious before being burned to death by neighbours who wrongly believed he was a paedophile . An innocent man was viciously beaten and then burned to death by vigilante neighbours who wrongly believed rumours that he was a paedophile. Bijan Ebrahimi, a keen gardener, had taken photographs of youths vandalising his hanging baskets and intended to hand them to police as evidence. But someone saw him with the camera and told police that the 44-year-old, who was registered disabled and unable to work, had taken pictures of children. Police went to his flat. As officers took Mr Ebrahimi away for questioning, other residents on his estate gathered in the street and chanted, ‘Paedo, paedo’. He was interviewed at a police station but officers soon realised he had been taking photographs only in an attempt to help catch the local yobs. Mr Ebrahimi, originally from Iran, was released from custody but two days later, in the early hours of Sunday July 14, his body was found burning in the road. He had been attacked by Lee James, who lived in the same street in Brislington, Bristol, a court heard. James, 24, beat Mr Ebrahimi unconscious and then with the help of another neighbour, Stephen Norley, dragged Mr Ebrahimi into the street, doused him in white spirit and set him on fire. James, who admitted murder, and Norley, 24, who denied murder but admitted assisting his friend, will be sentenced next month at Bristol Crown Court. The pair had decided to ‘take the law into their own hands’, the court heard. After the hearing, Avon and Somerset Police spokesman Martin Dunscombe said Mr Ebrahimi was an innocent man. He said: ‘Mr Ebrahimi was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence – breach of the peace – and after being interviewed he was released with no further action taken. We can categorically state he had not taken any indecent images and that nothing of concern had been found on his computer.’ Mr Ebrahimi’s family said police could have done more to prevent  ‘a callous act of unimaginable hatred’. They said the convictions of James and Norley ‘represent some measure of justice for Bijan’. In court: Lee James, pictured left, has pleaded guilty to the murder of Bijan Ebrahim while Stephen Norley, pictured right,  pleaded guilty to assisting an offender . Horrific crime: Police officers pictured investigating the scene in Bristol where Bijan Ebrahimi was found burned to death in July this year . But they added: ‘We are gravely concerned that the actions of those men may have been made possible by the failures of the police and others to protect Bijan.’ Six police officers – four constables, a sergeant and an inspector – are being investigated by the Independent Police Complaints Commission for possible gross misconduct over their handling of the case. Mr Ebrahimi’s family added in a statement: ‘Bijan was a quiet, disabled man whose only joys in life came from his horticultural interests and his cat. ‘Bijan was a caring, loving and unselfish man. He was an excellent uncle and a warm, supportive brother.’ Wrongly accused: Mr Ebrahimi was attacked outside this building in Bristol . Vigilante: Even though Mr Ebrahimi was cleared by police of any wrongdoing, local resident Lee James decided to take the law into his own hands and launched a brutal attack on the 44-year-old . Neighbours described how Mr Ebrahimi had a passion for the flowers and plants he grew in front of his maisonette. But after youngsters started destroying his garden he began taking pictures to show to the council, who owned his property, and to the police. Rumours that Mr Ebrahimi was taking pictures of young children quickly circulated in the neighbourhood. It is understood Mr Ebrahimi was subjected to harassment by mobs after James told locals he had taken photos of their children. One resident, who wanted to remain anonymous, said: ‘On the Thursday evening [before Mr Ebrahimi’s murder] everyone came out and they were calling him a paedophile. ‘There were about 20 people out there all having a say. They had him down as a 100 per cent paedophile. ‘When the police took him away, everyone was cheering. Then he got released back into that.’ Targeted: Bristol Crown Court heard Mr Ebrahimi intended to hand the photographs to police as evidence against yobs who had been vandalising his garden . Another resident added: ‘Whoever started those rumours now has to live with that. ‘He wasn’t a paedophile and he’s now dead. That’s a hell of a conscience to have.’ Avon and Somerset Police say three of the officers under IPCC investigation have been suspended as a result of information about their conduct which came to light at an early stage of the investigation into Mr Ebrahimi’s death. The actions of a number of other members of police staff are also being investigated, the force says. The local council has also begun a review of the way the case was handled." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Bijan Ebrahimi, 44, took pictures of youths vandalising his flower baskets .\nA court heard he planned to give the images to police as evidence .\nBut a neighbour saw him with a camera and reported him as a paedophile .\nPolice arrested Mr Ebrahimi but let him go when they realised the mistake .\nBut two days after his release he was attacked by vigilante neighbours .\nLee James has pleaded guilty to murder after beating Mr Ebrahimi  unconscious before dragging him into the street and setting him on fire .\nStephen Norley pleaded guilty to assisting an offender .\nBoth will be sentenced at Bristol Crown Court next month ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Theresa May said the issue of tax credits for migrants was 'being looked at' Migrant workers could be stripped of up to £100million a week in tax credits under Tory plans to seize the initiative from Ukip on immigration. Home Secretary Theresa May has told the Daily Mail that the Treasury is conducting detailed work on ways to restrict access to tax credits, which are seen as a major ‘pull factor’ for migrants to the UK. 'The tax credits issue is something the Treasury has looked at and the Treasury is continuing to look at it,' she said. Britain spends £5billion a year on tax credits to migrants – from both inside and outside the EU. The subsidies – which are available upon arrival and top up lower-paid jobs – can treble the take-home pay of a worker with a family on minimum wage. Any attempt to restrict the right of EU nationals to in-work benefits will spark a ferocious row with Brussels. The dramatic plan emerged as David Cameron warned he will campaign to quit the EU unless it agrees to let Britain curb the free movement of workers to this country. Visiting Rochester, where the Tories face a must-win by-election against Ukip, the Prime Minister warned he was willing to give the EU 'one last go'. He called for a wholesale retreat from the principle of ‘ever closer union’ and a return to the founding purpose of the EU as a Common Market, declaring he did not want ‘a European army, European flag or a European country’. Ministers are pushing for a so-called ‘emergency brake’ on arrivals from EU states if numbers exceed expectations. In a public meeting with locals yesterday, Mr Cameron was asked if he ‘could really win back powers from Europe’. He said: ‘I think we can get what we’re looking for because the fact is it’s worth one last go trying to get a better relationship with Europe. 'I think it is worth one last go. I’m not happy with how things are at the moment – but I also think the rest of Europe actually wants us to stay.’ Scroll down for video . Speaking in Rochester ahead of a by-election triggered by Ukip defector Mark Reckless, the Prime Minister urged voters to consider 'one last go' of improving relations with Brussels . David Cameron said the Tories still could get what they wanted out of the EU. His comments came during a visit to Rochester where the Tories go against Nigel Farage's Ukip . Amid signs of growing Tory panic about the impact of Ukip, it also emerged Chief Whip Michael Gove was floating the idea of withdrawing from the European Arrest Warrant to prevent a damaging revolt. More than 100 Tory MPs are threatening to rebel on the issue, which is set to come back to the Commons next month. The scheme allows foreign police to demand the arrest of suspects here. Ministers have already acted to restrict access to out-of-work benefits for migrants in and outside the EU. But many experts believe the lure of in-work benefits is far greater. According to the Government’s Migration Advisory Committee, 415,000 foreign nationals are benefiting from the perk – worth the equivalent of almost £100million a week. The MigrationWatch campaign group found a migrant with no dependants earning the minimum wage has their net income of about £184 a week boosted to £254 by tax credits and housing benefit. If they have a partner and two children, it rockets from £184 to £543. The benefit increases depending on the size of a family. State handouts can constitute 66 per cent of a total annual income of £28,241. Compared with back home, a family from Romania and Bulgaria could multiply their take-home pay by eight. Mrs May said: ‘This is an example of the sort of thing where you constantly look to see if there are more steps you can take. It is something we look to see if, within the current arrangements, there is anything we can do.’ Mr Cameron yesterday made the first of five expected visits to Rochester, where the Tories are battling to defeat former MP Mark Reckless, who defected to Ukip. He said: ‘We need to get back, frankly, to what we were told we were going to join in the first place and that’s why I’m very passionate about getting Britain out of what’s called ever-closer union.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Home Secretary Theresa May said treasury is 'looking at' tax credits issue .\nCredits described as a major 'pull factor' for foreigners to the UK .\nBritain spends £5billion a year on tax credits to migrants from all over world .\nDavid Cameron said it's worth 'one last go' for better relations with Europe ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A slideshow presentation shown to US Army Reserve recruits classifies Christians, including both evangelicals and Roman Catholics, as religious extremists, placing them in the same category as skinheads, the Ku Klux Klan, Hamas and Al Qaeda. The presentation also warned that members of the military are prohibited from taking leadership roles in any organization the Pentagon considers 'extremist,' and from distributing the organization's literature, whether on or off a military installation. The opening slide warns that 'the rise in hate crimes and extremism outside the military may be an indication of internal issues all [armed] services will have to face.' Citing a Southern Poverty Law Center report as evidence that extremism is on the rise, the Army Reserve presentation blames 'the superheated fears generated by economic dislocation, a proliferation of demonizing conspiracy theories,the changing racial make-up of America and the prospect of 4 more years under a black president who many on the far right view as an enemy to their country.' RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM: These groups were all lumped together in a slideshow for US Army Reserve recruits . EXTREMIST ORGANIZATIONS: The presentation described groups like the religious organizations as advocating force, violence or extremist causes . Presenters were instructed in accompanying notes to read this slide in its entirety. It warns that soldiers may not take leadership positions in any group the military considers 'extremist' in nature, nor may they distribute their literature . Later in the slideshow is a list of groups that exemplify 'religious extremism.' Included are 'evangelical Christianity,' 'Catholicism,' 'Ultra-Orthodox' Judaism, and 'Islamophobia.' Most of the list is populated by more widely accepted examples of religious extremist groups, including Al Qaeda, Sunni Muslims, Hamas, and the Ku Klux Klan. 'Men and women of faith who have served the Army faithfully for centuries shouldn't be likened to those who have regularly threatened the peace and security of the United States,' retired Col. Ron Crews, executive director of the Chaplain Alliance for Religious Liberty, said in a statement. 'It is dishonorable for any U.S. military entity to allow this type of wrongheaded characterization. Are Catholic clergy like Pope Francis (L) and racist Klan wizards in the same boat? An Army Reserve training presentation described both groups as examples of 'religious extremism.' Crews also took a shot at the Southern Poverty Law Center. 'It also appears that some military . entities are using definitions of \"hate\" and \"extreme\" from the lists of . anti-Christian political organizations,' he added. 'That violates the apolitical . stance appropriate for the military.' He noted that the Army Chief of Chaplains has investigated the presentation and determined that it was 'an isolated incident not condoned by the Department of the Army.' The Army Reserve presentation defines religious extremism as 'beliefs, attitudes, feelings, actions, or strategies of a character far removed from the \"ordinary.\"' It concedes that 'ordinary' is a subjective term, but condemns religious Americans 'who believe that their beliefs, customs and traditions are the only \"right way\" and that all others are practicing their faith the \"wrong way,\" seeing and believing that their faith/religion [is] superior to all others.' SPOT THE RELIGIOUS EXTREMIST: The ultra-orthodox Lubavitch jew (R) or the late Osama bin Laden? Trick question: the Army Reserve includes both men's religious movements . Many Christians and Jews, the presentation suggests, fit into that category, making them as objectionable as Muslim terrorists. The U.S. Army Office of the Chief of Chaplains did not immediately respond to a request for comment. But the Catholic Archdiocese for the Military Services said it 'is astounded that Catholics were listed alongside groups that are, by their very mission and nature, violent and extremist.' 'The Archdiocese calls upon the Department of Defense to review these materials,' the organization said in a statement, 'and to ensure that tax-payer funds are never again used to present blatantly anti-religious material to the men and women in uniform.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Pentagon based conclusions on Southern Poverty Law Center report .\nChaplains' group calls lecture material 'dishonorable' and 'wrongheaded'\nPresentation says extremism is increasing because some Americans fear '4 more years under a black president'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Google has deleted more than 18,000 web links following requests from this country under the controversial ‘right to be forgotten’ laws. Britons asked the internet search giant to remove links to more than 63,000 pages under EU legislation which has been criticised as an attack on free speech. In the first month of the ruling taking effect, 60 per cent of the Europe-wide requests came from fraudsters, criminals and sex offenders and one in ten reportedly came from paedophiles. The EU's ‘right to be forgotten’ legislation allows European citizens to request that links to ‘inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant’ information be removed from Google search results . Requests from Britain included a former clergyman who wanted to remove links to articles about a sex abuse investigation and a doctor who botched a medical procedure. Google has received more than 146,000 requests from across Europe since May and reviewed almost half a million web links, of which 171,183 were deleted. A total of 18,304 requests – which usually involve multiple web links – were made by people in Britain, the third highest number per country after France and Germany. Google said it deleted 35 per cent, or 18,459, of the unwanted links Britons requested be removed. Critics have likened the ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling to restrictions in China, where the state imposes limits on what content is available through search engines. Newspaper websites have received notifications from Google that it has deleted links to their articles. MailOnline publisher Martin Clarke said: ‘It is the equivalent of going into libraries and burning books you don’t like.’ The European Court of Justice ruled people had a right to ask for ‘inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, or excessive’ information about them to be dropped from internet searches. In total, members of EU countries have sent nearly 500,000 requests for links to be removed from Google . The decision – which cannot be appealed against and is binding for all EU states – affects only search results and not lawfully published and true information. But once search engines like Google drop links to such material, it becomes almost impossible to find on the internet. Facebook was the site which had the most links removed, followed by the social network search site Profile Engine and video sharing site YouTube. Google gave anonymised examples of requests it had received. In Britain, they included the former clergyman who asked for two links to articles about a sex abuse investigation while he was still a religious leader to be removed. The search engine refused his request, and said it considered ‘the rights of the individual as well as public interest in the content’ when assessing each request. Google also refused an application from a doctor who wanted more than 50 links to articles about a botched procedure removed. Three pages that contained personal information about the doctor but not about the procedure were removed from search results for his name, but links to reports about the incident were not deleted." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Law allows EU citizens to ask for links to be removed from Google searches .\nThe ruling was widely criticised for allowing murderers, rapists and paedophiles to erase information about their past .\nUK has third highest number of requests, behind France and Germany .\nIn total, Google has received nearly 500,000 requests to remove links .\nWithin a month of the ruling ten per cent of requests came from paedophiles ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "We may think of Napoleon Bonaparte as the fearsome ruler of Europe who tried to bring down Britain's greatest generals, but the emperor of France had a softer side too. The beautiful engagement ring he gave to his beloved wife Josephine is up for auction next week, and it shows that the leader was a lover as well as a fighter. The simple piece of jewellery comprises two tear-shaped gems, one diamond and one sapphire, set onto a gold band. It is going under the hammer at the Osenat auction house in Fontainebleau, near Paris, and is expected to fetch up to €15,000 (£13,000). Stunning: This beautiful engagement ring was given by Napoleon Bonaparte to his wife Josephine . True love: Napoleon and Josephine wed in 1796 and, although they later divorced, remained devoted . At the time Napoleon married Josephine in 1796, he was a 26-year-old revolutionary soldier and she was a widow who was six years older than her husband. Her first husband, Alexandre de Beauharnais, was an aristocrat who supported the French Revolution but later became a victim of guillotine. When she was re-married she already had two children - one of several factors which meant the groom's family was deeply scandalised at the match. The couple wed on March 9, 1796 after being engaged for just two weeks. Napoleon left France two days later to lead the French army on a successful invasion of Italy, which sealed his reputation as one of the dominant figures in the post-revolutionary state. Unique: The historic piece of jewellery is expected to fetch up to ¿15,000 (£13,000) when it is sold . He took charge of the government in a coup in 1799, and five years later was declared 'Emperor of the French'. The ruler was crowned at Notre Dame cathedral - and after placing the crown on his own head, he turned to Josephine and crowned her as empress. However, it soon became clear that the ageing wife would never bear her powerful husband a child. In 1810, they agreed to divorce - but during the ceremony, they read out statements expressing their devotion to one another. Napoleon married Marie-Louise of Austria two months later in the hope of producing an heir, and was heard to comment: 'I have married a womb.' Also up for auction: This silver sword was given to a nobleman by King Henri IV in 1592 . But he apparently never forgot the love he bore to Josephine, and he mentioned her in his last words on his death bed while in exile on St Helena. He is believed to have cried out: 'France. The army. The head of the army. Josephine.' The ring that symbolised their love is remarkably simple given its origins. 'At the time, Napoleon had very little money,' said Osenat's Jean-Christophe Chataignier. 'The ring is a very ordinary one.' The official estimate for the ring is €10,000 to €15,000. It is included in a major auction of historical items taking place next Sunday. One of the many other unique treasures included in the sale is a ceremonial silver sword given to an aristocrat by King Henri IV in 1592." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Gold ring with sapphire and diamonds goes up for auction near Paris .\nCouple married when Napoleon was a young soldier starting meteoric rise ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "They look good enough to eat and have proven to be a sweet way to raise money for charity with hundreds of people flocking to book virtual stays. These sugary gingerbread 'holiday homes' are the brainchild of American advertising agency McKinney who designed them to raise funds for the homeless in New York City. The three differently styled bed and breakfasts - a modern mansion, a rustic Alpine cabin and a cute camper van - are available to 'rent', with prices ranging from $5 (£3) to $20 (£13) a night. Scroll down for video . American advertising agency McKinney designed three gingerbread bed and breakfasts to raise money for homeless people in New York City. Virtual stays in a modern mansion, a rustic cabin (pictured) and a cute camper van can be booked for between $5 (£3) to $20 (£13) a night . But holidaymakers won't actually be able to stay in the tiny houses. Made entirely of gingerbread, biscuits and sweets, all rental proceeds from Gingerbreadbnb will go to New York City's largest poverty-fighting organisation Robin Hood, which provides shelter to homeless families. Guests can choose the number of nights they want to 'stay' in the gingerbread house or book a property for their family and friends. The estate house is made from gluten-free gingerbread and locally sourced candy cane. It comes with a sugar-glass pool, fruit roll yoga mats and second-floor loft with marshmallow meditation room. All proceeds raised will go towards Robin Hood, a homeless charity in New York City . Take to the sweet open road in the candy camper van. It comes with deckchairs made from sweets and features a fruit roll awning . Gingerbread walls of the modern home are left unpainted for a minimalist look. Modern chocolate art on the walls provide a focal talking point . The agency's site is worded exactly like a bonafide rental website and provides full gingerbread statistics for prospective tenants. The estate house, for instance, is made from gluten-free gingerbread and locally sourced candy cane. According to the website, it has a sugar glass pool, fully stocked gummy bar, priceless chocolate drip art, fruit roll yoga mats, mid-century taffy furniture, liquorice spiral staircase, second-floor loft with marshmallow meditation room, and access to jelly-bean jogging paths. Detailed creation: The interior of the rustic cabin features a fireplace made from dried fruits and nuts and a fruit roll mat . Every item in the miniature house is crafted from sweets, chocolate or gingerbread. Fruit roll mats and boiled candy sweets also feature . Guest staying in the modern home are encouraged to make full use of the Gummy bar (pictured) and walk up the liquorice spiral staircase to the marshmallow meditation room where they can do yoga on the fruit roll mats . The rustic cabin is tucked away in the mouthwatering candy rock mountains and was 'handcrafted with reclaimed 19th-century gingerbread'. Features and amenities include all-natural trail mix fireplace although guests are warned not to use real flames as the 'house will melt', a fully equipped kitchen with Graham cracker countertop and a Bavarian-style gingerfather clock. Activities nearby include access to chocolate hiking trails and candy cane skiing. The final property in the sweet portfolio is the 'one-of-a-kind' gingerbread candy camper with stainless-sugar kitchen, ginger bunk beds, a gingerbread sofa and spare cookie tire. Two pretzel wheel beach cruisers are also included in the 'stay'. Ginger-bunk beds with sour licorice linens are provided in the gingerbread camper van for travellers looking for an adventurous holiday . Smarties act as throw cushions for the modern home's sofa. Boiled sweets are the glass for the table in the centre of the room . A patio made from sugar and gingerbread is held up by biscuit posts. Two flower pots hold cactus, fashioned out of green sweets ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Sugary holiday homes created by American advertising agency McKinney to raise funds for the homeless .\nAll proceeds will go to Robin Hood, New York City's largest poverty-fighting organisation .\nThree styles of homes on offer to rent: modern mansion, rustic Alpine cabin and candy camper van ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "He is already the longest serving heir apparent in British history. So if Prince Charles ever gets too bored of waiting to accede to the throne, then he might just be tempted to have himself crowned King Carol 111 instead. Central European newspapers yesterday were alight with speculation that the Prince of Wales could be anointed the next King of Romania if the country’s monarchy is restored. Related: Speculation has mounted that Prince Charles could be crowned king of Romania after he revealed in a recent interview that he is related to bloodthirsty Romanian ruler Vlad the Impaler . The last royal ruler, King Michael – who . reigned from 1927 to 1930, and again from 1940 to 1947 - was forced to . abdicate by the country’s new Communist leaders, who threatened to carry . out mass executions if he refused to step down. Romania . went on to endure decades of communist government, most notably under . dictatorial party leader Nicolae Ceausescu who ruled the country with an . iron fist from 1965 until he was deposed and executed in 1989. Admittedly, it is unlikely that he . will ever be a serious contender for the throne as the deposed King, . Prince Michael, is still alive – albeit rather elderly at 90 – and has . family of his own. Despite the reintroduction of democracy, in recent years there have been increasing calls for the monarchy to be restored. And after he revealed in an interview just a few weeks ago that he is related to historical Romanian ruler Vlad the Impaler – the bloodthirsty nobleman who inspired Dracula – Charles’s name has now, bizarrely, been thrown into the ring. Connections: Prince Charles further cemented his links with Romania when he held a private meeting with Romanian tourism minister Elena Uldrea at Clarence House last week . But . local newspapers have taken great pains to point out that as well as his . ‘stake’ in the throne through his ancestor Vlad, Prince Charles’s . mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is also third cousin to the deposed King . whose great-great-grandmother was Queen Victoria. The . rumour mill went into further overdrive when the country’s powerful . tourism and development minister, Elena Udrea, flew to London last week . to meet with Charles at Clarence House. The meeting was not publicised in . advance, although pictures were subsequently released, and the glamorous . Udrea subsequently spoke of her host in glowing terms and said . Romanians should be more like Charles and ‘appreciate the country they . live in’. Links: Queen Elizabeth met Romanian President Ion Iliescu, at Buckingham Palace in 2004 (left) - but her ties with the monarchy are stronger - she is third cousin to Romania's King Michael (right) who reigned from 1927 to 1930 and again from 1940 to 1947 - but was forced to abdicate by the country's new Communist leaders . Newspapers have . even gone so far as to speculate that Charles could give up the British . throne in favour of his popular eldest son and heir, Prince William, to . become the next King of Romania instead. They . say the suggestion has such currency it is the reason its rattled . president, Traian Băsescu, has launched a series of attacks on the . former King Michael and the monarchy in general. Iron fist: Romania endured decades of communist government, most notably under Nicolae Ceausescu who ruled from 1965 until he was deposed and executed in 1989 . Intriguingly Charles is incredibly passionate about Romania. Indeed, he loves . the area around the Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania so much that . he has bought a holiday home in the region and recently said in an . interview: ‘The genealogy shows I am descended from Vlad the Impaler, so . I do have a bit of a stake in the country.’ Charles secretly bought the simple, . white-washed property in the heritage site of Viscri in 2005 with the . help of the Mihai Eminescu Trust, a British-based charity which works to . preserve Romania's historic Saxon villages from destruction, of which . he is patron. He paid £18,000 for the three-bedroomed, 18th Century farmhouse. Viscri lies in a picturesque valley in the heart of Transylvania, north-west of Brasov, and is comprised of men and women of mainly of Romanian and gypsy origin. It has already won many of  Europe's highest awards for cultural restoration and economic regeneration. Charles has visited the village . several times and is so taken with the simplicity of local life that he . holidays there each summer. He . and his security team sleep in the traditional white-washed village . house - complete with wooden truckle beds and outside toilets - and . drink locally-pressed organic apple juice. The house is rented out to overseas tourists when the prince is not in residence. Clarence House last night confirmed the . prince had a meeting with the Romanian minister but declined to be drawn . on the nature of their conversations. A spokesman did, however, say the . prince was very fond of the country and pointed out that he already . owned properties in the region. But senior royal sources have dismissed the speculation as ‘ridiculous’. Passionate: Charles paid £18,000 for this property in the heritage site of Viscri in 2005, and has since holidayed there every year ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "European newspapers claim Charles could be anointed should monarchy be restored .\nPrince of Wales's ancestral links with Vlad the Impaler and King Michael cited as reasons .\nCharles is passionate about the country and owns a holiday home in picturesque town of Viscri ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "China has built an island fortress on a disputed reef, raising concerns over their military ambitions in the South China Sea. Satellite images show that an artificial island with two piers, a helipad and a cement plant has appeared within the past nine months at Hughes Reef in the Spratly Islands. China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei have all registered claims to the territory, leading to increased military tensions recently. Original: The first satellite images, taken in March last year, showed the original 380 square metre platform that work started expanding from. US officials have described China's building expansion in the area as 'unprecedented' Progress: Within months, staff had built an artificial island and dredged a channel as they prepared to develop the fort on the disputed Hughes Reef . Concern: The pictures, released by military analysis firm IHS Jane's, show the area has now been expanded to a 75,000 square metre fort amid concern that China can develop its navy, air force, coastguard and fishing fleets in the region . The pictures, released by military analysis firm IHS Jane's, has been expanded from 380 square metres to a 75,000 square metre fort in the Union Banks region. The reef is approximately 210 miles from the Philippines and 660 miles from China. Work originally began in March last year, and by the end of January, the original structure had been connected to the helipad. Pictures also showed that similar structures are being built at nearby Johnson South Reef and Gaven Reefs. Experts say the fortresses will allow the Chinese government to extend the range of its navy, air force, coastguard and fishing fleets in the region. American authorities have repeatedly asked China to stop their building projects in the region, which began after President Xi Jinping came to power three years ago. James Hardy, Asia Pacific Editor of IHS Jane's Defence Weekly, said: 'Where it used to have a few small concrete platforms, it now has full islands with helipads, airstrips, harbors and facilities to support large numbers of troops. Military might: China's President Xi is expected to announce an increase in spending on the military next month . 'We can see that this is a methodical, well-planned campaign to create a chain of air and sea capable fortresses across the center of the Spratly Islands chain.' One western diplomat said: 'These reclamations are bigger and more ambitious than we all thought. 'On many different levels it's going to be exceptionally difficult to counter China in the South China Sea as this develops.' Last May, Chinese ships were accused of attacking Vietnamese vessels in the area, which is thought to be rich in oil and gas. The Chinese have employed workers to build ports and fuel storage depots that experts say would allow Beijing to project power deep into the maritime heart of Southeast Asia. A senior US official described China's building expansion in the area as 'unprecedented', and said: 'The Chinese have built up a head of steam on the land reclamation in the South China Sea over the course of 2014. If anything, it looks to be accelerating.' President Xi is expected to announce an increase in spending on the military next month. Last year China's defence budget rose to approximately £85 billion, second only to the US in terms of total spend. In March last year, the Philippine government revealed concerns that China was carrying out land reclamation activities in the region. Japan has been strengthening its military might as tensions in the area mount, and last month announced a record £28 billion defence budget." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Island fortress has appeared on Hughes Reef in South China Sea .\nExperts say base and facilities can support large numbers of troops .\nConcerns that government are pursuing military ambitions in the region .\nDisputed territory is believed to rich in oil and gas reserves ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Chief Coroner dismissed excuse because she'd been there before . Lindsay tweeted that she was 'sorry for confusion' and was stressed . She turned up in an $80,000 Porsche . Lindsay not allowed to turn up at morgue unannounced and will need to ask permission from probation department and/or judge . Went straight to her therapist after the incident . The judge will be dead angry! Lindsay Lohan fails to show up for morgue duty on first day of community service . It will be interesting to see if this excuse washes with the judge. Lindsay Lohan turned up 40 minutes . late for her first day of community service yesterday at the LA County . Morgue - only to be turned away without credit. The 25-year-old actress was supposed to report at 8am on Thursday morning - but arrived at 8.40am, rolling up in an $80,000 Porsche. Her . publicist claims she was late 'due to a combination of not knowing the . entrance to go through and confusion caused by the media waiting for her . arrival'. Lohan has also taken to Twitter, saying: 'With all of the stress and pressure . from yesterday and today, I've never been so happy to go to therapy!!! 'Also, I'm sorry for the confusion that I may of (sic) caused to those at . the Coroner's office. Won't happen again, now I know where to go!' Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter, . however, is unconvinced by Lohan's excuse, telling reporters that she . has been to the morgue before so should have known where to go. Speaking later in the day, Winter told RadarOnline that Lindsay will not be allowed to turn up unannounced on Friday at the morgue because she will need to ask for permission first from her probation department and possibly Judge Stephanie Sautner. 'Ms. Lohan has to have permission from the probation department and/or the judge, that she can come back,' he told RadarOnline. 'I haven't heard from the probation department or the judge about whether or not Ms. Lohan will be allowed to come back.' Following today's incident, Lindsay went to see her therapist in Beverly Hills. 'With all of the stress and pressure from yesterday and today, I've never been so happy to go to therapy!!!!' she tweeted later in the morning. Lohan will face the wrath of Judge Sautner on her next court appearance on November 2. Where's Lindsay? Camera crews wait for Lohan's arrival at the morgue yesterday when she arrived late . Clean-up duty: Lohan has been ordered to complete 16 hours at the morgue before her next court hearing on November 2 . The actress was ordered to undertake 16 hours of morgue duty before her November court hearing at Wednesday's appearance. So long as she manages to complete these hours in the next two weeks she is not in violation of her probation. However, the Coroner's Office will . notify the Probation's Voluteer Center - which monitors Lindsay's . probation - of yesterday's drama before the judge is formally told. Lohan is already skating on thin ice . with Sautner, who blasted the Mean Girls star on Wednesday for not making . an effort to complete her probation. Long arm of the law: Lindsay seen here arriving for her court hearing on Wednesday . Finding her feet: Lindsay tweet from yesterday apologising for the confusion at the morgue and suggesting she had got lost . The judge is incensed the actress has . barely scratched the surface of the 480 hours of community service she . was ordered to complete as part of her sentence for the theft of a gold . necklace earlier this year. Lohan only did around a . day-and-a-half at the Downtown Women's Centre in LA - and failed to show . up nine times, resulting in her being rejected from the programme. This week she did some volunteer work . for the Red Cross - but Sautner ruled it as void because it was not . part of the sentence she had specifically stipulated at an earlier . hearing. Sautner said only time completed at the women's centre and the morgue counted. What a twit: She also tweeted that she was pleased to be going to therapy after a stressful day yesterday and in court on Wednesday . Rejected: Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter tells reporters Lohan arrived late for her court-ordered community service and was sent away . In a further development, LA County . Sherif Lee Baca has told Fox 11's Good Day LA that the overcrowding . issue will not keep Lohan out of jail. He told the show that if Lindsay is . sentenced to jail time he will make sure he finds room for her, adding . she needs at least 60 days inside to be rehabilitated. The news comes after Lohan's father Michael spoke out, claiming his daughter was back on drugs and needs help. He said the recent photos of her . discoloured and apparently rotting teeth was down to her smoking . methamphetamine or crack cocaine. Lohan posted $100,000 bail yesterday following her court hearing. Lead away in cuffs: Lindsay was taken into custody after being blasted by the judge. She later posted $100,000 bail . Laying the lawn down: Judge Stephanie Saunter pulled not punches during yesterday's hearing . Kicked off: Lindsay missed nine scheduled times . to work at The Downtown Women's Center and told the Probation Office it . did not 'fulfil' her ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Chief Coroner dismissed excuse because she'd been there before .\nLindsay tweeted that she was 'sorry for confusion' and was stressed .\nShe turned up in an $80,000 Porsche .\nLindsay not allowed to turn up at morgue unannounced and will need to ask permission from probation department and/or judge .\nWent straight to her therapist after the incident ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A trip to a shopping center in Lake Worth, Texas, ended in a tragedy on Saturday when a 7-year-old girl was mowed down by an out-of-control pickup truck that also injured five other people. The incident happened at around 2:00pm in the parking lot of the Target and Ross stores in the 6300 block of Lake Worth Avenue when the driver of a black pickup truck, identified as 84-year-old Vincent Martinez, slammed into several pedestrians. According to paramedics, six people in the parking lot were seriously injured, among them two adults and four children between the ages of seven and 14, NBC5 reported. Horrific crash: A black pickup truck accelerated and came to rest on top of a white Lexus in the parking lot of a Lake Worth, Texas, shopping center . Innocent bystanders: A total of six people, including of four children, were injured in the crash, one of them fatally . Unnamed victim: An eyewitness said the impact of the crash threw the 7-year-old onto the windshield of his car before she fell to the ground . All of the kids were taken to Cook Children's Medical Center. One of them, a 7-year-old girl, died from her injuries, according to Lake Worth police. Authorities have yet to release the victims’ names. Martinez’s daughter, Ester Zenteno, said that her father is diabetic and may have gone into diabetic shock from improper insulin intake at the time of the crash. ‘He does take insulin and I can't say 100 per cent that he took it this morning,’ she told NBC5. ‘I'm assuming that his sugar went out of control.’ Zenteno said that her father would . rather be dead than hurt someone, adding that he is going to ‘go crazy’ when he finds out what happened. Driver: Vincent Martinez, 84, was described as being dazed and shaken when he climbed out of his mangled truck following the accident . Possible explanation: Martinez's daughter, Ester Zenteno, right, said her father is diabetic, and it's possible that he forgot to take his insulin in the morning . ‘My heart goes out to the family, the family that is hurt,’ she told MyFox DFW through tears. Martinez and the two adult victims were taken to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. Eyewitness Paul Rahl said that he was sitting in his white Lexus waiting for his family at around 1:40pm when Martinez's truck crashed into him and came to rest on top of his car. Rahl said he saw the 7-year-old girl hit his windshield and then tumble to the ground. ‘Her little hair is still in my windshield,’ he told the station CW33. The first four victims were struck . outside the Ross clothing store, including one woman who was hit just . moments after she came out into the parking lot. Investigation: Police are reviewing surveillance tapes from the parking lot to determine the cause of the crash . ‘She was just on the ground, face down,’ witness Brittaney Scott told CW33. Police are looking at surveillance tapes from the parking lot in hopes of determining what caused the accident." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Vincent Martinez, 84, plowed into several people at Lake Worth, Texas, shopping plaza .\nTotal of six people, four of them children, were injured .\nMartinez's daughter said her diabetic father may have forgotten to take insulin ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Arsenal attacking midfielder Mesut Ozil is hoping he can be 'back on the pitch soon' after being ruled out until the new year through injury. It was revealed last week that Ozil would be out for up to three months with knee ligament damage. The 25-year-old, who picked up the injury during his time on international duty with Germany, has been sent back to his club after undergoing scans. Mesut Ozil thanked Arsenal fans for supporting him after news of his knee ligament injury . Ozil will be missing for the remainder of 2014 after the German FA confirmed he had a knee injury . This is not the first time that the former Real Madrid midfielder has suffered from knee problems . October 18: Hull (h); October 22: Anderlecht (a); October 25: Sunderland (a); November 1: Burnley (h); November 4: Anderlecht (h); November 9: Swansea (a); November 22: Manchester United (h); November 26: Borussia Dortmund (h); November 29: West Brom (a); December 3: Southampton (h); December 6: Stoke (a); December 9: Galatasaray (a); December 13: Newcastle (h); December 21: Liverpool (a); December 26: QPR (h); December 28: West Ham (a) Ozil has since thanked the Arsenal fans for the support he has received and is looking forward to representing the club once again. The German playmaker tweeted: 'Thanks for your support following my injury. I'll come back on the pitch soon as I can to help #AFC. Now and in the future #MiaSanArsenal.' Ozil's club team-mate and fellow countryman Serge Gnabry has also provided Arsenal fans with an update on his fitness as he has revealed he is back in first team training after recovering from a knee injury. Serge Gnabry is in line to make his first start of the season after returning to first team training . VIDEO Ozil plays down Bayern link ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The German playmaker has thanked Arsenal fans for showing him support .\nMesut Ozil was ruled out for three months with knee ligament damage .\nSerge Gnabry is back in training after recovering from a knee injury ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A terminally ill groom robbed of speech by cancer married his childhood sweetheart by squeezing her hand to say ‘I do’ before he died 11 days later. William Kent, 24 married Emma, 25, at his hospital bedside despite not being able to speak or blink because of nerve damage caused by the illness. For six months William, a teacher, fought the disease and would not let it ruin the moment he married Emma who he had proposed to three years ago on Valentine’s Day. Childhood sweethearts: William and Emma married in a hospital ceremony before he died 11 days later . Instead of saying his vows, he squeezed the registrar’s hand before his father supported his hand so he could make a mark on the marriage register. Family and friends from Ilkeston’s Ormiston Enterprise Academy, where William taught, crammed into the hospital room after being given just hours’ notice of the ceremony. Nurses had told William’s family and Emma earlier that day that they could arrange for the wedding to happen to fulfil the couple’s wishes. William died from lymphoma cancer 11 days after the whirlwind ceremony at Nottingham City Hospital on October 3. The look of love: William was not able to speak because of his cancer and so had to squeeze the registrar's hand to say 'I do' Emma, who wore a blue dress for ceremony, said William loved life and was adored by everyone. She said: ‘The squeeze of the hand was so tight, there was no doubt in my mind at all that he wanted to be married. ‘I rushed into town to buy wedding bands. They only stocked samples so I bought those. ‘The . wedding meant absolutely everything and it was amazing, I think it . spurred him on with the strength to keep going for another 11 days. ‘Everyone adored William, he made friends with everyone he met and he had a huge group of friends. ‘He’d . always act the fool and would spoil a couple of photos pulling faces. We first met properly in art classes at sixth form, we started talking . and then went to a pub quiz together. ‘William was really excited about everything, it was infectious his sense of joy at life, he was a cheeky chappy.’ Happier days: William and Emma met at school as children and started dating in sixth form . He graduated from Leeds Metropolitan University and worked as a teacher before the cancer struck . Emma said after a first round of treatment following the diagnosis in April William took her to eat out almost every night to build up his strength. She said: ‘When he came out we just ate out everywhere, he wanted to go out and eat. I have never been to so many restaurants in such a short space of time - Chiquitos, Pizza Hut, KFC, everywhere, so he could build his strength up for his next round of chemo.’ Emma and William met at school as children but it was not until the they were in sixth form that they started dating. While William went to Leeds Metropolitan to study a degree in IT, Emma went to Lincoln to study illustration. They stayed together and after they graduated, they saved up to buy their first house together in Derby. For six months, William fought the disease and refused to let it take away the moment he married Emma who he had proposed to three years ago on Valentines Day . He popped the question at his parents’ house in Holbrook in Derbyshire after decorating the room with pictures of beaches, saying he could not afford to take her to the exotic location he wanted to propose in. In order to save money for a house and because they had started new jobs, they decided to postpone the wedding until 2014. Their life together was dealt a bitter blow in April when William began getting pains in his arm and coughing. He went to the doctors who did not find anything wrong with him. The pain continued, however, and he returned to his GP who referred him to Royal Derby Hospital. They in turn referred him to Nottingham City Hospital where he was diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer, and began chemotherapy. His strength declined, and his muscles and immune system weakened, forcing him to stay in hospital. Adored: William's wife Emma said that he made friends with everyone he met . When he was well enough, he was allowed home to spend the odd day with Emma, his family, and beloved dogs Poppy and Riley. The hospital tried a new form of treatment for the type of cancer William had but it was unsuccessful. The cancer spread to his nervous system and brain which stopped his speech. William’s mother, Helen, said: ‘At 11am on the morning of the wedding they weren’t getting married but then the nurses said how William and Emma had been speaking about it a few weeks beforehand. ‘They said that if they wanted to get married and William’s dad and I agreed, they could fix it for that day. ‘Right to the end he did not get angry or have outbursts. He would still crack jokes. It was a real comfort to us actually.’ William’s sister, Rachel, 26, said: ‘It was a really happy day, a lovely occasion. You might not think of that when you think of a wedding in a hospital but it was, it was really nice.’ William’s father said it had been university which had given William the determination to succeed as a teacher. He said: ‘He did change. He was the same character but he really got serious about wanting to do things, teaching for him was not just a passion but he had real flair for it. ‘ . William was a keen skier and he enjoyed family holidays to France where he showed off his skills. To his sisters, both older sibling Rachel, and Emily, 15, he was a caring brother." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "William Kent, 24, suffered from cancer, which prevented him speaking .\nHe had fought the disease for six months so he could carry out his wish .\nHe died 11 days after getting married .\nHe proposed three years ago on Valentine's Day in a room he decorated with pictures of beaches, saying he could not afford to take his fiancée to an exotic location like he wanted .\nThe pair met as children at school and started dating in sixth form ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A Missouri couple have filed a lawsuit against a pair of obstetricians, . accusing them of decapitating their baby during his 2011 delivery and then trying to . hide it by shoving the child’s body and severed head back into the birth canal. In a court complaint that reads like the script of a horror . film, Arteisha Betts and Travis Ammonette, of Florissant, described how doctors . Gilbert Webb and Susan Moore had allegedly coerced them into a vaginal delivery . against their wishes, and then severed their son's head. The 10-complaint lawsuit cites Midwest Maternal & Fetal . Medicine Services, LLC, Signature Medical Group Inc and the two doctors. However, the suit does not list St John’s Mercy Medical Center in St. Louis, . where the bungled delivery too place in March 2001, as a defendant. Outraged parents: Arteisha Betts and Travis Ammonette are suing two obstetricians for allegedly decapitating their son during his 2011 delivery and then trying to cover it up . Touching tribute: Ammonette got a tattoo of little Kaden's hand prints on his chest last April honoring his deceased son . According to the court filing, Betts and Ammonette were told . by Dr Moore during a February 2011 appointment that the baby will have to be delivered . via C-section rather than vaginally because the child had an abnormally large abdomen, Patch Florissant reported. But when the expectant mother prematurely went into labor on . March 22 only 28 weeks and five days into her term, the complaint indicates that . Dr Webb 'would not agree' to the Cesarean and 'would only deliver her baby by . way of attempted trial of vaginal delivery.' Sued: Dr Gilbert Webb is a defendant in a complaint accusing him of forcing Arteisha Betts into undergoing a vaginal delivery against her wishes . The couple claim that the obstetrician also refused to let . them go to a different hospital for a Cesarian. ‘Believing that she had no other choice than to agree to a . trial of vaginal delivery, plaintiff Arteisha Betts consented to a trial of . vaginal delivery under duress and protest,’ according to the complaint. The infant's head was delivered in the first stage of the . birthing process, but in the second stage which got under way at around 10.30pm, . the lawsuit claims that his large abdomen became lodged in the birth canal. According to the complaint, Dr Webb applied traction to the . child's head in an attempt to dislodge his body, at which point the infant was . decapitated. Citing the complaint, the Courthouse News Services reported that blood shot out from the baby’s arteries and veins, spilling onto . the floor in full view of the mother and Ammonette, who was sitting only two to . four feet away from the birthing bed. The lawsuit states that Webb then 'pushed decedent's head and . body back into plaintiff Arteisha Betts' birth canal' and called for an . emergency C-section. The doctor started cutting into the woman's abdomen before . the anesthesia fully set in, causing her great pain and suffering in the process, the suit . says. During the procedure,  the doctor ‘surgically and completely removed’ the child's head from his neck and torso. Site: The bungled delivery took place March 2011 at St John's Mercy Medical Center in St Louis, but the hospital has not been listed as a defendant in the lawsuit . Before handing the little boy named Kaden Travis to his . parents, Webb had allegedly 'intentionally concealed' his neck wounds, although . the complaint does not specify how it was done. The Daily Mail was unable to reach the couple's attorney, Christopher Wright of the firm Millikan Wright in St Louis, on Thursday. Calls to the two medical centers cited in the lawsuit also went unanswered. The suit seeks unspecified damages to cover pregnancy . costs, funeral expenses as well as personal injury and wrongful death." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Arteisha Betts went into labor in March 2011 only 28 weeks and five days into her term .\nLawsuit claims doctor told Betts earlier that the baby must be delivered via C-section .\nMother says she was forced into vaginal delivery against her wishes .\nDoctor pushed the baby's detached head and body back into birth canal, complaint states ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Philippe Senderos has spelled out to Roy Hodgson the expectation on England to make it to Euro 2016 ahead of their crucial first qualifier in Switzerland on Monday. England lag 11 places behind their Group E opponents in FIFA’s world rankings but Senderos insists Hodgson’s team are favourites because of the depth of quality at his disposal compared to Switzerland. The Aston Villa defender, who has played every minute for the Premier League’s joint-meanest defence so far this season, believes English players sometimes wear the Three Lions shirt heavily, including at the World Cup in Brazil where he says: ‘Everyone expected more.’ Clear warning: Philippe Senderos believes the pressure is on England to qualify for Euro 2016 . Disappointment: England crashed out of the 2014 World Cup during the group stages . But ahead of their clash at Basle’s St Jakob Stadium, Senderos believes the onus to deliver remains on the visitors. ‘I don’t think you can ever enter as favourites against a big team like England,’ he explains. ‘We are still a small country, we are developing very well and qualifying for big tournaments. But England are a massive country in football and they have a lot of players to pick from. ‘It’s different in Switzerland, because England are expected to win and go to every tournament. With the players and quality they have they should do that. ‘For Switzerland it’s a massive achievement to qualify for any competition. Now we’ve raised the bar really high, qualifying for the last three World Cups, every time we don’t qualify it will be a big disappointment. ‘We want our level of football to compete with the big nations.’ Under Ottmar Hitzfeld, Switzerland thrived to such an extent that they entered the summer’s World Cup as a seeded nation following an unbeaten qualifying campaign. In Brazil they won a thriller against Ecuador, experienced a chastening defeat to France but then rallied to beat Honduras. In the last 16 they only went out to Argentina by virtue of Angel di Maria’s late goal in extra time. Under pressure: England boss Roy Hodgson must guide the Three Lions to Euro 2016 . England were eliminated before 12 teams had even played their second game after defeats to Italy and Uruguay, before limping to a 0-0 draw with Costa Rica. Senderos declines to say what he thinks went wrong but concedes most seasoned observers had higher hopes. ‘It’s a big competition and it’s always difficult to go through,’ he adds. ‘I know we have a very tough game against them and that’s all I want to concentrate on. ‘We are going to try to battle hard and start this new campaign on a good foot. A win means you can do something special.’ Croatian coach Vladimir Petkovic, 51, has taken over from Hitzfeld, who retired aged 65, and despite losing the man who masterminded Switzerland’s recent success, Senderos describes the atmosphere in the camp as ‘very excited’. New reign: Croatian coach Vladimir Petkovic has replaced the recently retired Ottmar Hitzfeld . ‘He’s going to create something new, the whole country is up for it.’ It is nearly a decade since the 29-year-old made his international debut and he hopes to win his 55th cap against England. He is well placed to identify how a country of eight million has managed to compete at the last five major tournaments. He attributes their standing to an emphasis on youth development and the embracing of migrant families. Senderos, son of a Spanish father and Serbian mother, won the Under 17 European Championships in 2002. ‘The national team and every single club in Switzerland has done major work on youth. The next generation to mine (in 2009) were world champions in Nigeria, a massive achievement. Those players now have come through to the first team. ‘Also in Switzerland we have a lot of immigrants, born and raised here but with heritage from different countries, and have used that to our advantage. If you see our line-up we don’t have many Swiss names in the team. It’s very important for a small country to do that.’ Villa might have two representatives on the pitch in Basle, if Fabian Delph earns selection from Roy Hodgson. ‘He will bring his energy, his power, his will to move forward all the time,’ says Senderos. ‘He is a very positive player to have around.’ There are kind words too for maligned Wayne Rooney, and an explanation of why he is a nightmare for centre-backs. ‘It’s very difficult to mark him because he’s always moving around and finding these pockets between the midfield and the striker . ‘For us as defenders he brings you out of the spot where you are normally comfortable. He will thrive as England captain.’ Happy: Former Arsenal defender Senderos is delighted to be back in the Premier League . Senderos is thriving alongside Ron Vlaar for Villa, and the pair have only conceded once in three Premier League games as Paul Lambert’s side sit among the Champions League places. It is a brighter start than how his three-year spell at Fulham ended, before a six-month stint in La Liga with Valencia. ‘I’m very pleased to be back in the Premier League,’ he says. ‘We have started well but it’s very early and we have to continue working. ‘I’m sad about what happened at Fulham and wish them all the best. I went to a big club like Valencia, so I was very pleased with my move. ‘It was a good experience. We played in the semi-finals of the Europa League and were so close to going to the final.’ For England going close will not do. Hodgson must qualify.irmly in the thoughts of McLaren." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Philippe Senderos believes England are under immense pressure to qualify from a group which includes Switzerland and Slovenia .\nSwitzerland host England in their opening Euro 2016 qualifier .\nSenderos is pleased to have sealed a return to the Premier League ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Nick Clegg's plans for free school meals have been met with criticism with some Liberal Democrats even admitting the scheme is a 'waste of money' Plans to hand free school meals to the under-8s across the country were mired in chaos last night  after senior Tories denounced  the proposal to pay for the lunches of affluent children. Less than 24 hours after Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg revealed his plan to offer a hot lunch to every infant pupil, Liberal Democrat ministers were forced to admit they once branded the policy a waste of money. In addition, London Mayor Boris  Johnson rejected the plans, saying that better-off families should pay for their children’s food. ‘I am in no means against getting parents who can pay for to pay for it,’ said Mr Johnson. ‘I have no problem with the concept of dinner money.’ Mr Clegg confirmed his £600million plan during his speech at the Lib Dem conference in Glasgow yesterday. It is due to be announced by Chancellor George Osborne in the Autumn Statement later this year. But former Tory frontbencher David Davis said the scheme was incoherent, saying the Lib Dems have created a new universal benefit just as the Treasury is cutting child benefit for the better-off. He said: ‘At a time when the Government is scaling back child benefit it seems very odd to add another universal benefit. ‘It’s hard to understand why families in the best parts of Notting Hill should have free school meals, particularly since the free school meals available when I was a child would probably fail a health and safety test.’ Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, dismissed the plans saying that better off families should pay for their children's food . The Lib Dems also faced embarrassment . after it emerged that they have opposed the very same policy when it was . enacted by Labour councils in London. A . letter signed by the party’s deputy leader Simon Hughes surfaced . yesterday in which he denounces the plans as a waste of money because it . helped better-off families. High Speed 2 will damage the environment and have a huge impact on irreplaceable ancient woodlands, a Lib Dem minister has said. Agriculture Minister David Heath said the route of the fast rail line needed to be examined carefully because ‘you can’t grow old trees’. He said officials would have to ‘look critically’ at the proposals for the £50billion railway linking London to Birmingham and on to Manchester and Leeds. His Somerton and Frome constituency is not affected by the route, but Tory MPs in the Chilterns bitterly oppose the proposal. The Woodland Trust says HS2 will directly affect 33 ancient woods, and the noise and vibration will impact on habitats in another 34. In a letter to a constituent, the MP for Southwark and Bermondsey said . Labour-run Southwark Council was ‘wasting extraordinary amounts of . money’. ‘They are spending £15million giving free school meals, some of this is going to the borough’s richest families, irrespective of whether they can afford to pay for them already. Labour-run Southwark Council can’t get the basics right and act like they have money to burn. ‘They are slashing projects that offer a hand up to those who need them – to fund handouts for those who don’t.’ Treasury Chief Secretary Danny Alexander said the Lib Dems can now afford to back the policy. He said: ‘In the council in that area, which was cutting budgets all over the place, they were concerned about the allocation of resources in the council. ‘As a national policy, which is going to be funded by the central government, it removes that pressure and they were welcoming what we were doing.’ Lib Dem Education Minister David Laws also prompted confusion by claiming the £600million cost of the scheme could be funded by plugging tax loopholes. It had been thought the money would be found by making further cuts in the education budget, but Mr Laws vowed that the money could be obtained from ‘tax loopholes that were abused by wealthy people’. Less than 24 hours after Mr Clegg revealed his plan to offer a hot lunch to every infant pupil, Lib Dem ministers were forced to admit they once branded the policy a waste of money (file picture)" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Mayor of London, Boris Johnson rejects plan saying wealthier families should pay for children's school lunches .\nFormer Tory MP, David Davis said scheme was 'incoherent'\nCritics say introducing plan after scaling back child benefit 'seems odd'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Men will always remember the look on their lover's face when they bent down on one knee - thanks to this ring box that secretly records your proposal. The Ring Cam looks like any other ring box - but it has a tiny camera hidden inside, so loved-up couples can capture their special moment on film with just one click of a button. The quirky invention was created by a group of five students from Hope College, Michigan, USA, for a class project before being launched in October 2013. Scroll down for video . Capture the moment: A new ring box that doubles as a secret camera helps men remember the look on their partner's face when they got down on one knee . Scott Brandonisio, Scott Bahash, Elliot Barney, Russell Fyfe, and Nick Haugen, all 23, came up with the idea when one of their friends struggled to find a way to discretely record their proposal. Sam Tzou, Ring Cam's General Manager, said: 'Customers love the product because they can keep the actual moment private, but they are able to share it with everybody afterwards. Sneaky: The Ring Cam looks like any other ring box - but it has a tiny camera hidden inside, so loved-up couples can capture their special moment on film with just one click of a button . Replay it again and again: The idea was the brainchild of Scott Brandonisio, Scott Bahash, Elliot Barney, Russell Fyfe, and Nick Haugen, all 23 . Shock: The group of boys came up with the idea when one of their friends struggled to find a way to discretely record their proposal . Re-live the moment: Romantic couples can replay  their big moment thanks to this ring box that records your special occasion as you get down on one knee . 'Ring Cam captures the moment that only the proposer gets to see - which from our perspective is the most important. 'As that is the moment that the \"groom-to-be\" will remember for years to come. 'Compared to the average price that couples would have to spend on a secret photographer, not to mention wedding photographers and videographers, our product is very affordable. 'And it does something that no other product can provide.' Hopeless romantics planning to propose can buy the Ring Cam for around £120 - or they can rent one for £60 online. Best view: Ring Cam captures the moment that only the proposer gets to see - which, say the makers, is the most important . Cheaper option: Compared to the average price that couples would have to spend on a secret photographer, not to mention wedding photographers and videographers, the boys say their product is very affordable . For sale: The new Ring Cam costs around £120 - or can be rented for £60 online ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The Ring Cam has a tiny camera hidden inside .\nMen can capture their special moment on film with one click of a button .\nCreated by five students from Michigan .\nCosts around £120 and can be rented for £60 ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A bride lost 11st after passers-by teased her for being fat as she posed for her wedding photos. Chloe Dodds, of Seaham, Durham, walked down the aisle in a size 30 gown after ballooning to 21st 8lb on a diet of Sugar Puffs, pizza and chips. She was reduced to tears as by-standers heckled her with comments such as 'you look so fat in that dress!' as she posed for pictures beside her wedding car. Scroll down for video . After being heckled for her size by passers-by on her big day (left), Chloe shed 11st to reach 10st 12lb (right) Despite her smiles for the camera, cruel comments from passers-by meant Chloe spent much of her special day in tears . The ceremony had to be delayed for 15 minutes as Chloe, 35, bawled her eyes out and she sobbed tears of despair - not joy - as she walked down the aisle. But the real shock came when her official wedding photos arrived - and she was so horrified by her appearance she vowed to lose weight. She shed 3st before having a gastric bypass and her weight has now plummeted to just 10st 12lb. Delighted carer Chloe, now a size 12, said: 'I was mortified when I heard those comments. 'It was my wedding day and people had heckled me - I was a curvy bride but did I really deserve such taunts? 'As I looked through the wedding pictures, I couldn’t believe how fat I was - I knew I couldn’t carry on like that.' Chloe, of Seaham, Durham, peaked at 21st 8lb before falling ill on a holiday to Ibiza in 2009 and losing 2st in two weeks. Chloe's diet of Sugar Puffs, pizza and chips saw her weight reach an unhealthy 21st 8lb . She was then diagnosed with type two diabetes and her weight settled at around 19st when she got engaged to long-term boyfriend Paul, who she met online aged 21. But when she went wedding dress shopping she realised most gowns were only available up to size 20 and she had to get a size 30 imported from America. She only invited 15 people to her wedding because she was so self-conscious about her appearance and hid her dress away in a wardrobe until the big day in August 2010. But when she slipped into the gown on the morning of the wedding she started to cry in despair at her appearance. Chloe Dodds two months after her weight loss surgery . She said: 'I checked myself out from every angle in the mirror, desperate to find a thin angle. 'But I was like a beacon in my dress. I just wanted to throw on my old, baggy black clothes and disappear. 'My mum wiped my tears away and assured me I looked beautiful.' A group of local residents had gathered around her wedding car outside, waiting to catch a glimpse of the bride. But when she stepped out she was horrified to hear taunts of 'You look awful!', 'Fat bride!' and 'You look so fat in that dress!'. Chloe, who is just 5ft 3ins, said: 'My heart broke into a thousand pieces. 'I thought I looked big when I’d put the dress on, but to hear it come from other people hurt so much more than my own criticism. 'I thought there was an unwritten rule that you always complimented a bride, no matter what.' Paul reassured her when she arrived at Sunderland Register Office but the cutting comments had ruined her big day. She said: 'We posed for photographs outside the registry office. I smiled and laughed and I was happy, but a part of me was still so upset. 'Our guests all complimented me, telling me I looked stunning. But their words fell on deaf ears. The damage was done.' Chloe quickly changed out of her wedding dress and into comfortable baggy clothes at the reception and vowed to change her ways. She visited her doctor and explained that all previous diets, slimming classes and pills had failed and asked to be considered for a gastric band. Chloe, who is now dwarfed by her old wedding dress, has even managed to reverse her diabetes through her weight loss . Chloe was referred to a specialist in February 2011 and was told to slim down to 18st before she could go under the knife. She took two years to lose the weight and finally had the operation at Sunderland Royal Hospital in June last year. Now, a year later, her diabetes has disappeared and she has slimmed down to a 10st 12lb and size 12. 'I physically can’t eat much and I don’t want to', said Chloe, who is a full-time carer for her mother Joyce, 59, along with husband Paul, 37. 'I eat a boiled egg for breakfast, a jacket potato with cheese for lunch and a small portion of shepherd’s pie for dinner. 'I have some excess skin, which is common in rapid weight loss. I’m saving up to have my bingo wings removed. And after we’ve had children, I’ll have a tummy tuck too. 'Those cruel jibes ruined my wedding day, but I think I got the last laugh. I’m finally who I want to be.' Proud husband Paul said: 'I thought Chloe looked beautiful on our wedding day. 'What those people did was just cruel. But I’m proud of Chloe for losing weight - she looks even more fantastic now.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Chloe had to order her size 30 wedding dress specially from America .\nCruel jibes by strangers on her special day left her humiliated .\nThe ceremony even had to be postponed by 15 minutes while Chloe cried .\nDetermined to lose weight, Chloe lost 3st before having a gastric bypass .\nNow down to 10st 12lb Chloe is dwarfed by her old wedding dress .\nShe has even manged to reverse her diabetes through her weight loss ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Chinese officials are building the first island large enough for its own airfield in the middle of disputed waters in the south sea. Satellite images revealed that since reclaiming the Spratly Islands in August, workers have expanded one stretch of sand to make it long enough for aircraft to land and take off. Dredgers are also creating a harbour to the east of the reef large enough to receive tankers and warships. The 3,000m patch Fiery Cross Reef forms part of the archipelago which has been at the heart of territorial disputes for years. Scroll down for video . Satellite images show that since reclaiming the Spratly Islands in August, workers have expanded one stretch of sand to make it long enough for aircraft to land and take off . While the islands, named after the British sailor Richard Spratly who discovered them in 1843, lie between the Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia, they are host to a plethora of military machinery and resources owned by the Republic of China. Fears that China intended to use the archipelago as a mineral-rich installation of military bases spread when officials began reclaiming the abandoned islands in August. While the Chinese army controls many of the 750 islets and reefs, it does not yet have its own airfield in the south China sea unlike Malaysian, Vietnamese and Filipino forces. According to imagery obtained by independent analysis company IHS, dredging has begun on Fiery Cross Reef to create a harbour large enough for military tankers. China has used dredgers to construct an island about 3000 metres long and 200 to 300 metres wide on the reef, which was previously under water . Workers had built a reinforced seawall around an island on Johnson South Reef in the Spratly Islands by August (pictured) This satellite image released in April 2014 showed substantial land reclamation, harbour redevelopment, and additional construction activity on Woody Island since October 2013 . Johnson South Reef, Cuateron Reef, and Gaven Reefs have all been expanded on since Chinese officials reclaimed the waters earlier this year, though the Fiery Cross Reef is the only island large enough for an airfield. Jin Zhirui, a colonel with the Chinese air force . command, declined to confirm plans to build an airfield on the reef but said China needed to build . facilities in the South China Sea for strategic reasons. 'We need to go out, to make our contribution to regional and . global peace. 'We need support like this, including . radar and intelligence.' Chinese fishing vessels anchored at Fiery Cross Reef on the disputed Spratly islands where China is thought to be building a massive island . An aerial photograph taken in 1999 shows Chinese workers building on sparse land in the Spratly Islands . The dispute centres around hundreds of tiny shoals, reefs and islets in the South China Sea known as the Spratlys and the Paracels. Several south Asian countries stake claim to the territory, though China tries to control the largest portion of the archipelago. Beijing has claimed its right to the collection of land masses is 2,000 years old which, they say, includes the islands in Chinese history. Taiwan supports its claim, and has its own airfield on the island of Taiping. Vietnamese officials say their government has ruled over the land since the 17th century whilst the Philippines, the closest geographically, says the islands belong to them. In 1974, Chinese forces seized the Paracels from Vietnam, killing 70 troops. There were further clashes between the two countries in 1988, with 60 Vietnamese soldiers killed. In 2012 China and the Philippines were embroiled in a lengthy maritime standoff over a Scarborough Shoal. The Filipino military employed its largest warship for the dispute over the stretch of water which they call Panatag. Upon boarding a Chinese military vessel for inspection, officials claimed they found live sharks, clams and illegal reef. Later, Vietnamese border agencies refused to stamp passports asserting Chinese sovereignty over a handful of the islands and in January it was claimed China would be taken to a UN tribunal to challenge its stake." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Chinese officials have created a 3,000m-long reef in the Spratly Islands .\nArchipelago has been source of dispute between south Asian countries .\nVietnamese, Malaysian and Filipino forces all have airfields in the water .\nThe developing Fiery Cross Reef may become China's first airbase .\nAir force colonel said the military needed facilities in South China Sea ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A father who killed himself after being questioned by police over being snared by a 'paedophile hunter' would have been charged with attempting to meet an underage girl for sex, it has emerged. Father-of-one Michael Parkes, 45, of Daventry, Northamptonshire, was confronted and filmed in May last year by Stinson Hunter, who had arranged to meet him after posing as a child online. Hunter - whose real name is Keiren Parsons - has caused controversy by posting the videos of his meetings online, including that of Mr Parkes, and has been criticised by police for his methods. Death: Father-of-one Michael Parkes (left), 45, of Daventry, Northamptonshire, was confronted and filmed in May last year by Stinson Hunter (right), who had arranged to meet him after posing as a child online . At an inquest held today into Mr . Parkes’s death on June 2 last year, the senior coroner for . Northamptonshire Anne Pember recorded a verdict of suicide, with cause . of death as hanging. She . concluded Mr Parkes, a warehouse manager, was ‘feeling low and . depressed’ at the time of his death. ‘He made the decision he no longer . wished to live,’ said Mrs Pember. ‘He killed himself.’ In . a statement after the inquest, Northamptonshire Police, who arrested Mr . Parkes on May 29 last year on suspicion of meeting someone he thought . to be a 12-year-old girl for sex, said it would have sought a charging . decision based on the evidence supporting the allegation. A force spokesman also said: ‘It is clear that Parkes drove to Coventry with the intention of engaging in sexual activity with a child.’ However, the police went on to say they did not condone Mr Parsons’s actions and said investigating wrong-doing was best left to police. During the inquest at Northampton General Hospital, the court was told that Mr Parkes was found dead in his car. Police inspector Carol Fullerton was called to the scene by the fire brigade who had been responding to reports of a car fire at the location off Welton Road, near Daventry. When she arrived she found Mr Parkes’s ‘apparently lifeless body slumped across the front seats of the car’. Mr Parkes, identified at the scene from a driving licence and bank cards, was removed from the car where a passing doctor led efforts to resuscitate him. Despite their attempts, Mr Parkes, who lived with his mother in Daventry, died at the scene at 1.26pm. Ms Fullerton, who was aware of Mr Parkes’s arrest over the child grooming allegation, then radioed headquarters telling them to inform Northamptonshire Police’s professional standards department. Clip: A video from Stinson-Hunter.com capturing the moment Stinson Hunter confronted Michael Parkes . The court also heard evidence from GP Dr Alexander Wennekes who said he had prescribed anti-depressants on and off to Mr Parkes over recent years, for bouts of work-related stress and depression. Dr Wennekes stated that earlier in 2013 Mr Parkes got in touch with the surgery complaining of feeling depressed after splitting from his partner of three years while she was pregnant with their son. On May 30, that year, he said Mr Parkes - . who also had a wife from whom he had been separated for some years - . again contacted the surgery saying he was suffering depression. 'He made the decision he no longer wished to live. He killed himself' Anne Pember, Northamptonshire coroner . ‘When I saw him he said he was going through a bad patch, had financial difficulties, no access to his son and had been arrested by the police on what he said were false allegations - however he did not explain further,’ said Dr Wennekes. He added: ‘He admitted to some morbid thoughts but had no plans or intentions in that area, and was keen to restart anti-depressants and wanted something \"to feel a bit calmer\".’ Dr Wennekes prescribed anti-depressants and diazepam and Mr Parkes later booked himself in for a follow-up appointment scheduled for the following week. A long-term friend of Mr Parkes, Caroline Elston, said she received a text from him without explanation which simply read ‘sorry’, the day before his death. When she queried the message by text, however, she got no response. Richard Parkes, his brother, said Mr Parkes’s arrest had upset him and ‘had a significant effect on his state of mind and the actions he had taken’. Clip: Another still of the confrontation. An inquest has taken place at Northampton General Hospital today . Following the inquest, asked what he felt about the police investigation and the involvement of Mr Parsons, he replied: ‘The police have not provided me with any evidence that supports these allegations.’ He paid tribute to Mr Parkes and said: ‘Michael’s family are deeply shocked by his death. He was a loving father, son and brother and a caring person who put his family and others first.’ Northamptonshire Police offered its condolences to Mr Parkes’s family. ‘We have a duty to investigate and respond to child abuse allegations,’ a spokesman for the force said. ‘A decision to arrest Parkes was made when it became clear from the material supplied to us that he believed the age of the person he was in communication with was 12-years-old. 'A decision to arrest Parkes was made when it became clear from the material supplied to us that he believed the age of the person he was in communication with was 12-years-old' Northamptonshire Police spokesman . ‘It is also clear that Parkes drove to Coventry with the intention of engaging in sexual activity with a child. ‘In the light of Parkes’s subsequent death, a thorough review was carried out and it is clear that it would have passed the threshold test and that Northamptonshire Police would have sought a CPS charging decision.’ The spokesman added: ‘We do not condone or support the actions of Stinson Hunter. ‘Identifying alleged paedophiles is best left to the police and suspected incidences of online grooming should be reported to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.’ Separately, Warwickshire Police and West Mercia Police issued a joint statement yesterday stating they do not condone Mr Parsons’s methods and adding that his actions ‘could have several serious consequences’, including compromising continuing investigations. In January, Warwickshire Police threatened Parsons with legal action if he did not stop his activities. Assistant Chief Constable Karen Manners said he could be ‘compromising’ investigations. Although police insist Parsons has been repeatedly asked to stop his undercover activity, he claims he has been ‘encouraged and coached’ by officers from Warwickshire Constabulary. A force spokesman said they would investigate claims by Parsons that officers disclosed sensitive information to him. Asked what advice he had been given, the spokesman added: ‘None specifically. Officers have been consistently briefed that they should offer no encouragement to him.’ The Northamptonshire, Warwickshire and West Mercia forces have all reiterated the advice of the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) on the topic of members of the public attempting to ensnare those they claim are out to commit sex offences against children. Acpo has previously stated: ‘We understand the desire to protect children but any member of the public who has information about child sexual abuse, online or otherwise, should get in contact with the police so we can investigate and bring people to justice.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Michael Parkes was confronted and filmed by Stinson Hunter last May .\nHunter has caused controversy by posting videos of meetings online .\nCoroner records verdict of suicide, with cause of death as hanging .\nNorthamptonshire Police says it would have sought charging decision .\nFor confidential .\nsupport call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local .\nSamaritans branch or click here for details ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A bride-to-be had her heart melted by her very own Prince Charming when he made her dreams come true with a Frozen-themed marriage proposal. Brian Davis, 23, from Denver Colorado asked his girlfriend Michelle Sequin, 22, to marry him disguised as Prince Hans from the hit film, while his bride-to-be dressed up as Princess Anna. Brian and Michelle went to see Frozen on a date together and so the film has always been particularly close to the couple's hearts. Scroll down for video . Brian surprised his bride-to-be Michelle by recreating a scene from the movie Frozen . 'We saw Frozen on a date together and both fell in love with the film. It gave me the idea for the proposal' says Brian. 'I wanted to create a perfect Disney scene, where a charming prince would woo his princess by riding up on his trusty steed and proposing in front of a castle.' Brian, a medical student, met Michelle when they were teenagers and knew from the start that he wanted her to be his wife. 'From the second day after I met her I knew I wanted to marry her' says the groom who decided to propose to Michelle, a biomedical engineer, shortly after she graduated from university. Fairytale romance: Brain had replicas of Frozen costumes run up for both of them to make the experience feel more authentic . The proposal took careful planning and Brian enlisted the help of Michelle's relatives to keep the plan a surprise . When it came to realising his dream of recreating the fairytale Brian spared no expense to ensure that the experience was 'completely authentic'. The devoted groom ordered custom-made tailored versions of Anna's coronation dress and Hans' regal outfit at a total cost of £180, working with her relatives to create the perfect fit. 'I had to estimate Michelle's size with the help of her mother in order to keep it a secret. 'The outfits arrived in time and they looked fantastic. I was excited and it was hard not to tell her what I was planning.' Prince Charming: Brian even hired a trusty steed to complete his royal entrance . Michelle was utterly surprised by the proposal as she had been lead to believe she was going out to dinner . Not satisfied with a simple costume change the committed groom then went in search for a castle to create the perfect romantic setting for his proposal. Unfortunately fairtytale castles are few and far between in Denver and Brian eventually settled on a venue called Castle Marne Inn a near-by mansion with castle-like features. Brian's proposal was given an extra flourish with his arrival on a 'trusty steed', like the character from the film. Setting the scene: Short of a castle, Brian opted for a nearby mansion as the location of his proposal . Brian based the custom-made dress on Anna's coronation outfit from the film . 'I called the manager (of the Inn) and asked her if she would allow me to bring a horse onto the property. She loved the idea and was excited to be a part of it. I picked the date and reserved a private dinner for two.' Once his elaborate plan was in place Brian had to try and figure out how to lure his bride to the venue without raising her suspicions. 'I convinced Michelle we were going to go out for dinner for our fourth anniversary. 'I dropped off Michelle's dress at her house with instructions to wear it. I then saddled up the horse, which was called Romeo, and rode him to the Castle Marne Inn.' The proposal was completed with a romantic meal for two in the mansion house . Attention to detail: Brian presented the engagement ring in a pink, crown-shaped box, Michelle was utterly shocked by the proposal but immediately said yes . Despite his meticulous planning, Brian still suffered from nerves as he prepared to ask the life-changing question. 'As Michelle arrived I felt my heart beating fast but I never questioned what I was about to do. I was ready to ask her. 'I rode up on Romeo, dismounted and proposed to her beside the castle, under a vine arch.' Brian presented his bride-to-be with a white gold engagement ring featuring a diamond-studded design. Michelle was completely taken aback - but said yes immediately, adding that the proposal was a dream come true. Brian and Michelle announced their engagement to friends with a video of them singing 'Love is an Open Door' Anna and Hans' duet from the film . 'I can honestly say that I had no idea the proposal was coming but Brian has always been one to do crazy and romantic things.' 'The entire thing was a dream come true. Once I saw Brian down on his knee all of my nerves went away and became pure joy. I was quick to say yes to my very own Prince Charming.' The two lovers let their friends know about the engagement in a musical video where they mimed along to the song Love is an Open Door, which features in the film. The song ends with the lines: 'Can I say something crazy? Will you marry me? Can I say something even crazier? Yes.' In the movie, the relationship is destined for failure when Princess Anna discovers that Prince Hans is a fraud. But Brian is optimistic that his fairytale proposal will lead to happily ever after. 'It was the best proposal I could have planned for and she is the best princess I could have asked to be mine forever. 'I know our love story's ending will be so much more than happily ever after.' The pair became engaged in May 2014." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Brian Davis proposed to his girlfriend Michelle Sequin in May .\nThe two are both big Frozen fans, having seen the film on a date together .\nBrian recreated Anna and Hans' proposal from the film .\nHe had custom-made costumes made for the occasion .\nThe proposal was set at a local mansion and Brian arrived on horseback ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Desperately clutching the body of his young son to his chest, tears stream down the face of Jihad Masharawi moments after he was told by doctors his little boy was dead. ‘What did my son do to die like this?,’ he pleaded, ‘What was his mistake? He is 11 months-old, what did he do?’ Tiny Omar is the youngest casualty of the conflict in Gaza and Israel, which last night, threatened to escalate. He died after an Israeli airstrike on Hamas militants in Gaza from a rocket fired by Palestinians that fell short of its target in Israel. Today Hamas fired missiles into southern Israel. Last night air sirens were heard in Tel Aviv. Fifteen Palestinians and three Israelis have so far been killed. Scroll down for video and Twitter feeds . Father's grief: BBC journalist Jihad Masharawi weeps while he holds the body of his 11-month old son Omar, at Shifa hospital . Grief: Jihad al-Masharawi carries the body of his son wrapped in a white shroud . Mourning: Jihad al-Masharawi, a Palestinian employee of BBC Arabic in Gaza, kissed the body of his young son . Respects: Today was the funeral of 11-month-old Omar al-Masharawi killed probably by a Palestinian rocket . A photographer and picture editor for . the BBC, Masharawi had arrived at Gaza’s Shifa Hospital after Omar . suffered severe burns in an airstrike that sent shrapnel tearing into . his home killing a woman and leaving his brother and uncle critically . injured. Dozens of casualties from the conflict were being treated at the hospital as a distraught Masharawi . said : 'My son was an . innocent.’ But as Hamas retaliated with a blitz . or some 200 rockets into Israel following the assassination of its . military leader Ahmed Jabari there were civilian victims there too after . three people died when a four-storey building in the town of Kiryat . Malachi, 15 miles north of Gaza, was hit as the residents sat down to . breakfast. Toast and jam still lay on the . kitchen table yesterday covered by dust and broken glass as angry . residents turned on politicans claimed not enough had been done to . protect them. Last night a Hamas rocket reached the . southern outskirts of Tel Aviv, Israel’s commercial and cultural . capital, by far the farthest strike into Israel in two days of . increasingly bitter fighting. An injured Israeli baby is held by a security officer inside an ambulance at the scene where a rocket, fired from Gaza, landed in the southern city of Kiryat Malachi . Under attack: Smoke billowing from a spot targeted by an Israeli air strike inside the Gaza strip earlier today. Three people have been killed in southern Israel by rockets fired from Gaza, amid escalating violence . Operation: Israeli soldiers take cover as the 'Iron Dome' fires a missile against a Grad missile fired from the Gaza Strip . It landed in Rishon Lezion, a city . just south of Tel Aviv located in heavily populated central Israel, and . while it caused no damage or injuries, it underlined the growing . capabilities of Gaza militants. Earlier Hamas claimed it had fired a . one-tonne, Iranian-made Fajr 5 rocket at Tel Aviv, 40 miles north of . Gaza, but it is believed this one was shot down. Warning sirens sounded across the . city last night as militants boasted of being able to strike deeper into . Israel than ever before. Massive explosions rocked Gaza as . airstrikes, tanks and naval ships struck at launch sites, sending plumes . of debris and thick black smoke hundreds of feet into the air while . over Israel the clear blue skies were dotted by vapour trails from . missiles and warplanes. Anxious residents of southern towns . waited for the wail of sirens to send them to shelters and watched as a . series of spectacular mid-air explosions marked the impact of missiles . from Israel’s defensive Iron Dome interceptor system with those . in-coming from Gaza. Funeral: Thousands of people gathered in the Gaza Strip yesterday for the funeral of Ahmed Ja'abari, the commander of the military wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement. His casket was being taken to the al-Omari mosque in Gaza City for a prayer service before burial . Grieving: Palestinian women react during the funeral of Hisham Al Galban, a Hamas militant . Commeration: Palestinians carry the body of Ahmed Al-Jaabari, top commander of Hamas armed wing Izz el-Deen Al-Qassam, during his funeral . Killed: Ahmed Jabari, the most senior Hamas official to be killed since an Israeli invasion of Gaza four years ago, was travelling in a car in Gaza city when it was struck by a rocket and exploded . Armed: Palestinian mourners carrying automatic rifles at the funeral of Hamas military commander Ahmed Jabari killed by Israeli airstrike yesterday . Israel said dozens were destroyed but . some made it through with two babies and a four-year-old wounded in . Kiryat Malachi alongside the two women and a man killed. Officials said . the dead had ignored warnings to take shelter. The deaths and the intensity of . rocket fire has led to fears that Israel is preparing to launch a . full-scale military invasion of the Gaza Strip with Israel’s prime . minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning the army is prepared for a . ‘significant widening’ of its operations. He described Gaza as a ‘terrorist . stronghold’ from where more than 1,000 rockets had been fired into . Israel this year and claimed rocket launchers had been deliberately . placed near schools and hospitals. ‘No government would tolerate a . situation where nearly a fifth of its people live under a constant . barrage of rockets and missile fire, and Israel will not tolerate this . situation,’ he said. Trapped: Palestinian men try to pull out civilians blocked in a car after an Israeli air raid on the area of Twaam in the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahia . Medical help: Israelis are evacuated in an ambulance after a rocket attack from Gaza which hit an apartment building, claiming three lives . Distraught: Palestinian medics help a wounded woman at her family house following an Israeli air strike in Khan Younis southern Gaza Strip . Injured: A Palestinian girl receives medical treatment at al-Shifa following the airstrike . ‘This is why my government has . instructed the Israeli Defence Forces to conduct surgical strikes . against the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza. And this is why Israel . will continue to take whatever action is necessary to defend our . people.’ The fighting, the heaviest in four years, has brought life to a . standstill on both sides of the border, with schools cancelled and . people huddled indoors. Israeli Transport Minister Israel . Katz said that ‘if the shooting doesn’t stop, Israel will also target . Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh’ - a move that might draw Egypt . further into the crisis. Egypt’s Islamist president Mohammed . Morsi today ordered his prime minister to lead a senior delegation to . Gaza in a show of support for the coastal strip’s Hamas rulers. Explosions: A picture taken from the southern Israeli town of Sderot shows smoke billowing from a spot targeted by an Israeli air strike inside the Gaza strip . Dawn strike: Explosion and smoke rise following an Israeli air strike in the northern Gaza Strip. The attack resulted in the death of eleven Palestinians including children . Power: An Israeli 'Iron Dome' fires a missile, the second of three form the same battery, to intercept Grad missiles fired from the Gaza Strip . Retaliation: A rocket launched by Palestinian militants towards Israel makes its way from the northern Gaza Strip . He has vowed to work to stop Israel’s . campaign, calling the Jewish state’s actions there ‘unacceptable’ in . his first public comments on the crisis on his country’s doorstep. Foreign Secretary William Hague said . he was ‘gravely concerned’ by the situation in Gaza, adding ‘Hamas bears . principal responsibility for the current crisis', also urging all the . sides involved to “avoid any action which risks civilian casualties or . escalates the crisis.’ Mr Hague said the latest crisis underlined the . urgent need for ‘progress toward a two-state solution which allows . Israelis and Palestinians to live alongside each other in peace and . security’. Hamas announced a state of emergency . in Gaza, evacuating all its security buildings and deploying its troops . away from their locations while schools have been ordered closed until . the operation ends with most of the territory’s 1.6 million people only . venturing out from shelters to buy food, fuel and other basic supplies. Protest: A Palestinian demonstrator runs through a cloud of tear gas during clashes against Israel's operations in Gaza Strip, outside Ofer, an Israeli military prison near the West Bank city of Ramallah . A shell: A Zaka volunteer stands in the living room of an apartment building that was hit by a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip and subsequently three people were killed in Kiryat Malachi, southern Israel . Clean-up: Zaka volunteers clean blood stains from a toy in a children's room in an apartment building that was hit by a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip . Few in the territory’s largest urban . area, Gaza City, came out following the call for dawn prayers, and the . only vehicles plying the streets were ambulances and media cars. Most Gazans remained in their homes, following developments on Hamas-run TV and local radio stations. ‘I am trying to calm my children when . they hear the sound of explosions,’ said Zainab Nimr, a 33-year-old . mother of three. ‘We have enough food and water for four days, so I . asked my husband to go out and get extra supplies. No one knows when . this will end.’ Thousands of people, including top Hamas officials, . braved the threats to attend the funeral for Jabari . ‘We want to kill in the name of God,’ chanted mourners as angry gunmen fired automatic weapons into the air. Hundreds of people raised their index fingers in the air, chanting, ‘God . is great.’ Destroyed: Palestinians inspect an area targeted by an Israeli air strike in Gaza City in the early hours of this morning . Destroyed: A Palestinian man sits inside his damaged house after Israeli air strikes . Ruined: Palestinians check their damaged house after Israeli air strikes in Gaza City . Alert: A father with his three sons and and daughter huddled outside their car when they stop in the southern Israeli town of Kiryat Malachai as a 'Red Alert\" sounds, signaling a rocket attack . Video released by the IDF shows the moment it targeted Ahmed Jabari, the head of Hamas' military wing, in the Gaza Strip. Here, Mr Jabari's car is driving along a residential road . As the car carrying Mr Jabari reaches a crossroads the missile is fired and then The pinpoint attack hits, and Mr Jabari's car explodes in a ball of flamed . An earlier version of this article stated there had been an attack in Gaza by an Israeli rocket.  Following later information, the report has been amended to state that the attack was probably a Palestinian rocket that fell short of Israel." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The BBC Arabic employee's son Omar was killed in Gaza by an airstrike, probably a Palestinian rocket that fell short of Israel .\nAhmed Jabari is the most senior Hamas .\nofficial to be killed since an Israeli invasion of Gaza four years ago .\nIsrael's Iron Dome interceptor system shot down dozens of some 130 rockets fired from Gaza in the first few hours of daylight on day two of Operation Pillars of Defence, the army said .\nIsraeli army: Rocket strikes southern suburb of Tel Aviv but with no injuries .\nIslamic Jihad declares: 'Israel has declared war on Gaza and they will bear the responsibility for the consequences'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A fiancé faked his own death by telephoning his partner and pretending to be his father breaking the bad news - so he could get out of his approaching wedding day, it was revealed today. Bride-to-be Alex Lanchester, 23, of Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, received a phone call just months before her wedding claiming that Tucker Blandford, also 23, of Stamford, Connecticut, had died in a car accident. She then rang the American’s parents to offer her condolences, but they told her he was alive and well - and Miss Lanchester quickly learned he had faked his death to avoid the wedding. Couple: Alex Lanchester met Tucker Blandford while studying abroad at the University of Connecticut . She said: ‘He has shattered my trust and I’m not sure I’ll ever be in a relationship again. All I ever did was love him. I’m so sick of being messed around and I’m glad to be rid of him. ‘Looking back, maybe I was naive. But I really loved him and never thought he would go to such extreme measures to dump me. I’ve cried until I felt numb but now I’m just really angry. ‘I’ll be spending our would-be wedding day making new memories without him. He’s a liar and a coward. He had put on a different voice on the phone and pretended to be his grieving father. What sort of sick person does that to his fiancé of two years? It’s sickening.’ Miss Lanchester first met Mr Blandford in August 2012 while studying abroad in the US. She took a job at the campus cinema at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, 25 miles east of Hartford, where she bumped into set painter Mr Blandford on her first day of work. Miss Lanchester said: ‘Tucker was such a gentleman and was always buying me dinner and beautiful vintage jewellery. I’d never been in love like that before. Every Sunday he would take me out for pancakes, it was so sweet. 'And to celebrate the day we got together, on the 10th of each month we would go out for a posh dinner. The worst thing was the idea that one day I would have to leave him and go back to England. The thought of that was breaking my heart.’ After spending a year together Miss Lanchester began to plan for her return to Britain - but Mr Blandford proposed. They spoke daily and began making plans to spend their life together. Miss Lanchester began to organise her dream wedding and set a date for the big day - August 15, 2014. She bought a handmade dress from eBay and picked out every detail for the occasion. She even agreed to pay for flights for Mr Blandford to fly to Britain to help with the wedding organisation and enjoy a holiday together. Miss Lanchester said: ‘I went all out even though I had hardly any money. In the weeks running up to his visit I was mad with excitement. Thinking of their future: After spending a year together Miss Lanchester began to plan for her return to Britain, but Mr Blandford proposed. They spoke daily and began making plans to spend the rest of their life together . 'A few days later when Tucker called me and said he’d booked the venue and we would be getting married on the campus where we met, I was ecstatic. I couldn’t think of a more romantic place to tie the knot.’ 'He has shattered my trust and I’m not sure I’ll ever be in a relationship again. All I ever did was love him. I’m so sick of being messed around and I’m glad to be rid of him' Alex Lanchester . Miss Lanchester rushed to get things sorted for the big day and spent £600 on photographers, invitations and bridesmaids’ dresses. But one week before Mr Blandford was due to land in Britain, she received a chilling phone call. She said: ‘I picked up my phone and there was a man saying he was Tucker’s dad. He told me Tucker had been deeply depressed and wanted to die, so had thrown himself in front of a car. ‘The man explained that they had been trying to send Tucker off to a psychiatric unit for help. But it was too late. I couldn’t breathe. It was absolutely devastating.’ Girl meets boy: Miss Lanchester rang Mr Blandford's parents to offer her condolences after his 'death', but they told her that he was alive and well - and Miss Lanchester quickly learned he had faked it . Miss Lanchester rang back after she . had calmed down a little only for Mr Blandford’s mother to tell her he . was fine and they had no idea what she was talking about. 'I’m a terrible, awful person. I know I shouldn’t have told her I was dead, but I didn’t know what else to do' Tucker Blandford . They told her Mr Blandford had made . them believe the pair had broken up when she left America. Mr Blandford - who lives in a four-bedroom house worth £650,000 - . has since admitted his deception, claiming he was 'scared'. He . told a reporter in a phone call: ‘I’m a terrible, awful person. I . know I shouldn’t have told her I was dead, but I didn’t know what else . to do. 'Alex is an amazing girl but I got . scared and wanted to get out of the relationship. It was moving . extremely fast and with us being in different countries, it was really . hard. Planning: Miss Lanchester bought a handmade dress and the wedding was due to take place last Friday . 'At the time I just felt like I couldn’t tell the truth and thought if I could just postpone everything it would be better.’ Mr Blandford's LinkedIn profile lists him as currently having three jobs - as an instructor for a painting tuition company, a designer/carpenter for a Connecticut theatre group and a freelance steel blender. It also lists his previous jobs as a lifeguard, audio-visual technician, sports coach, art gallery attendant and at a Blockbuster video store. He has also studied at Virginia Commonwealth University. His interests are said to be motoring, tattoos, art, movies, snowboarding, photography and lacrosse." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Alex Lanchester was told before wedding that Tucker Blandford had died .\n23-year-old called his parents but they informed her he was alive and well .\nMiss Lanchester met Mr Blandford in August 2012 while studying in US .\nHe proposed and they made plans for wedding to take place last Friday .\nAmerican Mr Blandford admits: 'I’m a terrible, awful person - I got scared'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Coach Jurgen Klinsmann has set his sights on leading the United States into the last four at the next World Cup. The German guided the US out of the 'group of death' ahead of Portugal and Ghana before losing to Belgium in the last 16. Bullish: United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann has raised the bar . But Klinsmann said he was disappointed by the extra-time defeat in Brazil and vowed to do better in Russia in 2018. He told NBC Sports: 'I was left with that feeling to get out of the most difficult group of the World Cup should go further than just the round of 16. Success: United States reached last 16 in Brazil before going out to Belgium . 'It was possible to get into the quarter-final, it was even possible to get into the semi-final in Brazil. 'This is our goal going towards Russia. To say clearly, listen, we have four years to prepare this cycle. Our goal is going to a semifinal in a World Cup. And that means a lot of work, a lot of competition, a lot of grind.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann has raised the bar for Russia .\nGerman guided the US out of the 'group of death' in Brazil .\nKlinsmann eager to make up for disappointment of Belgium defeat ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A video has revealed the gruesome step-by-step process that takes place when you die. From your bodily functions shutting down to the process of embalming to make you presentable for your funeral, all of the gruesome details are discussed. The video was created by the American Chemical Society on YouTube channel Reactions. Scroll down for video . A video by American Chemical Society explains what happens when you die. It explains the bodily functions that shut down after death. When blood stops circulating it pools in your body due to gravity (shown) your cells begin to die. This makes your body bacteria and fungi start to decompose your body . It begins: ‘Let’s say hypothetically that you were to just slump over dead in your chair right now, so what happens next?’ First, according to the narrator, your heart stops pumping so the flow of blood around your body ceases. This causes it to coagulate, forming clots and becoming thick and lumpy. It also gets pulled down by the force of gravity in a process called post-mortem hypostasis or livor mortis. ‘Without circulation your body temperature also drops and your muscles stiffen in a process known as rigor mortis,’ the narrator continues. This also stops you breathing, which means no oxygen gets to your cells. This prevents mitochondria in cells making ATP, a chemical used for many tasks, and ultimately they too die. They results in the release of enzymes such as Lysosomal enzymes, which create an environment that is very attractive to bacteria and fungi. These begin to decompose and putrify your body. ‘Before you’re buried or cremated your family may want a funeral,’ says the narrator. ‘To slow down the decomposition process and keep you looking tidy chemistry comes in handy via a process called embalming.’ ‘The embalming process happens in two steps. First, your body is going to be loaded full of conservative chemicals like formaldehyde or glutaraldehyde using a pump and your circulatory system. First your heart stomps pumping, so the flow of blood around your body stops. This causes the blood to coagulate, forming clots and becoming thick and lumping. Your muscles then stiffen in a process known as rigor mortis, which also stops you breathing and means no oxygen gets to your cells. Your cells thus too begin to die, releasing enzymes that make your body very welcoming to bacteria and fungi. These decompose and putrify your body and ultimately, within a year or so, most of the flesh on your body will have decomposed leaving just your bones behind. To stop your body decomposing this scientists can pump you full of chemicals - called embalming. This keep you presentable for about a week such as for your funeral (stock image of cemetery in Bath shown). But ultimately your body will decompose to bones in a year or so . Dissolving dead bodies to create a brown, foul-smelling syrup may sound gruesome, but that’s exactly what some people are hoping to happen to them once they pass away. The process is called alkaline hydrolysis and was developed more than two decades ago to get rid of animal carcasses. It’s a more efficient and environmentally-friendly of getting rid of dead bodies, according to scientists. Alkaline hydrolysis uses lye, 300°C heat and huge amounts of pressure to destroy bodies in big stainless-steel cylinders that look similar to pressure cookers. The process involves submerging the body in a solution of water and potassium hydroxide, which is then pressurised and heated for two-and-a-half to three hours. This leaves a green-brown tinted liquid containing amino acids, peptides, sugars and salts and soft, porous white bone remains which are easily crushed. Because of its environmental advantages, some in the funeral industry say it could someday rival burial and cremation. It also eliminates concerns about crematorium emissions, including carbon dioxide, which can be released into the air as part of the process. ‘Next all your stomach contents get sucked out and all the dark nether regions touched by the circulatory system are filled up with the same chemicals. ‘ . The embalming process allows your body to be displayed and buried without decomposing, but the process is only temporary; eventually your body will again decompose, usually in a week or so. The awful smell that comes from a dead body comes from two particular chemical bioproducts, putrescine and cadaverine, which ‘smell absolutely disgusting’ according to the narrator. Other bad smelling compounds include dimethyl disulphide and dimethyl trisulfide, which both contain sulphur, that ‘reek like rotten egg and skunk.’ These bioproducts also, together with many other gases, make your body extremely bloated as the decomposition process continues. Ultimately, within a year, most of the flesh on your body will have decomposed - and in 40 to 50 years your bones will be dry and brittle, but can last for hundreds of years. One common misconception, though, is also that hair and fingernails continue growing after death. As explained in the video this is not the case, but rather it just seems this way because skin contracts when it is dehydrated, making them seem to grow. ‘So hopefully now you’ve got a good sense of what happens when you can sense no more,’ the video concludes." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Video by American Chemical Society explains what happens when you die .\nIt explains the bodily functions that shut down after death .\nWhen blood stops circulating your cells begin to die .\nThis makes your body bacteria and fungi start to decompose your body .\nTo stop this scientists can pump you full of chemicals - called embalming .\nThis keep you presentable for about a week such as for your funeral .\nBut ultimately your body will decompose to bones in a year or so ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "It's rare that your WiFi's actual speed lives up to the number on your router's box - but that could be about to change if Samsung has its way. The South Korean company has developed a 60 GHz WiFi technology that it claims can send data five times faster than other electronics devices. This will allow data transmission speeds of up to 575 megabytes (MB) per second – enough to transfer a 1GB movie between devices in less than three seconds. Scroll down for video . Samsung has developed a 60 GHz WiFi technology that it claims can send data five times faster than other electronics devices. This will allow data transmission speeds of up to 575 megabytes (MB) per second – enough to transfer a 1GB movie between devices in less than three seconds . It also means that an uncompressed high-definition videos can be streamed from mobile devices to a television in real-time. 'Unlike the existing 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi technologies, Samsung's 802.11ad standard 60 GHz Wi-Fi technology maintains maximum speed by eliminating co-channel interference, regardless of the number of devices using the same network,' according to Samsung's announcement. The group says previous attempts to use the 60GHz band for WiFi have failed because they used millimetre waves that travel by line-of-sight. They have weak penetration properties, which means they often lose signal and data performance when they hit obstacles such as walls. Using something known as a 'wide-coverage beam-forming antennae', Samsung says it has solved the speed issues that come with millimetre waves. Samsung has revealed it has been working on a consumer virtual realtiy headset . Samsung is working with virtual reality firm, Oculus Rift, to develop a consumer VR headset. Called the Samsung Gear VR, users slip a Note 3 tablet into the headset to provide the screen. The firm says it will start selling the headset to 'innovators' this year. 'Powered by Oculus technology, the Samsung Gear VR delivers a completely new way to experience and consume mobile content,' Samsung said. It is believed Samsung provided the hardware, while Oculus provided the software. It's consumer headset, called the rift, is not expected to go on sale to the public until next year. The firm has also partnered with several game development firms to develop content for the gadget. The headset, in development under the name 'Project Morpheus', is designed toproject images that shift along with the movements of a gamer'shead. The group hopes to commercialise its 60 GHz WiFi technology as early as next year, in audio-visual systems, medical devices and mobile phones. The technology is also likely to be key to the 'Samsung Smart Home' -  a vision of living in which home appliances are connected to the internet and controlled remotely. Last week, Samsung said its quarterly operating profit had fallen 60 per cent because of poor smartphone sales. It also announced a 15.6 trillion won ($14.5 billion or £9 billion) investment to build a plant in South Korea that would produce semiconductor chips. Samsung hopes to commercialise its 60 GHz WiFi technology as early as next year, in audio-visual systems, medical devices and mobile phones ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "This will allow HD video to be streamed from mobile to TV in real-time .\nEarly attempts to use 60GHz band failed as they used millimetre waves .\nThese waves travel by line-of-sight and have trouble penetrating walls .\nSamsung overcame this using 'wide-coverage beam-forming antennae'\nThe south Korean group said its technology will be available next year ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A nine-year-old schoolboy has become one of the world's youngest grooms for the second time - marrying his 62-year-old wife again. Looking a little taller in last year's silver tuxedo, baby faced Saneie Masilela clutched the hand of Helen Shabangu as they repeated their vows one year on. The second marriage ceremony was this time held at the home of the blushing bride in Ximhungwe in Mpumalanga, South Africa, in front of around 100 guests. Scroll down for video . Nine-year-old schoolboy, Saneie Masilela and his 62-year-old bride Helen Shabangu, wore traditional attire as they renewed their wedding vows in South Africa . The duo first married one year ago, but they decided to follow through with South African traditions which involves a second ceremony to make the marriage official . Wide-eyed residents looked on as the married mother-of-five shared a piece of cake, a toast and even a kiss with her young groom Sanele - and long-term husband Alfred Shabangu, 66. Last year the boy, from nearby Tshwane, tied the knot with bride Helen after claiming he had been told by his dead ancestors to wed. Shockingly his family took the message from the heavens seriously and hurriedly forked out £500 for the bride and a further £1,000 for the big day. But little Sanele -the youngest of five children - wouldn't rest until the couple followed through with South African traditions insisting they have the second ceremony to make their marriage official. Despite stunned villagers branding the act 'sickening' the boy's family defended the union saying it was just a ritual and not legally binding. Last year the bride and groom tied the knot after Saneie claimed he had been told by his dead ancestors to wed and his family took the message from the heavens very seriously . Helen's husband of 30 years, Alfred Shabangu, 66, (right) and their five children, aged between 38 and 28, all attended the ceremony . Alfred said that he and his childrne were happy about the marriage: 'we don't have a problem with her marrying the boy - and I don't care what other people say' Sanele's 47-year-old mum, Patience Masilela said: 'Sanele was fine and he was happy about the ceremony last year and it what he wanted - he was not shy.' 'He was just happy to get married, very excited and was not embarrassed about it. So much so he wanted to do it again. 'After the wedding last year people keep asking them question like will they live together, sleep together, have babies but I keep telling them that after the wedding everything went back to normal nothing changed. 'Sanele moved to Venda not long after the wedding because he wanted to learn a new language, but they are very close. Sanele's 47-year-old mum, Patience Masilela, insists that the marriage is simply symbolic and not legally binding and that her son is very happy about the arrangement . The young groom said he hoped to have a proper wedding to a woman his own age when he was older . 'Our families are very close. It was nice celebrate with a wedding once more, it was after all a calling from the ancestors. 'By doing this we made the ancestors happy. If we hadn't done what my son had asked then something bad would have happened in the family.' The widow, who works at a recycling centre, added : 'I didn't have a problem with it because I know it's what the ancestors wanted and it would make them happy.' Young groom Sanele said he hoped he would have a proper wedding to a woman his own age when he was older. 'I told my mother that I wanted to get married because I really did want to,' he said. 'I'm happy that I married Helen - but I will go to school and study hard. When I'm older I will marry a lady my own age. Sanele and his bride did not sign a marriage certificate and do not have to live together. Both have gone back to their normal lives . The groom's mother (right) strongly believes that the duos' unity is a necessity and a 'calling from the ancestors', saying: 'If we hadn't done what my son had asked then something bad would have happened in the family' 'I chose Helen because I love her and although we don't live together all the time we meet at the dumping site where my mother works regularly.' Old enough to be his grandmother, bride Helen, whose children are aged between 38 and 28, yesterday said she was still happy with the arrangement. The recycling worker- who donned the same dress - said: 'I'm very happy that the boy chose me and my family support and understand that it is part of making ancestors happy. 'One day Sanele would grow normally and have family of his own and get married one day, all this ceremony is for making ancestors happy. We are playing.' Sanele and his bride did not sign a marriage certificate and do not have to live together. Both have gone back to their normal lives. Helen's husband of 30 years and builder Alfred, attended both wedding ceremonies along with the couples five children. The 67-year-old added: 'My kids and I are happy because we don't have a problem with her marrying the boy - and I don't care what other people say.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Saneie Masilela from South Africa, repeated his vows alongside his wife in a traditional second ceremony to make their marriage official .\nHelen Shabangu, the bride, had her first husband and five children attend .\nThe couple first married one year ago after Saneie claimed his dead ancestors told him to wed .\nHis family defended the union saying it's a ritual and not legally binding ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Booking a holiday when you cannot afford it and driving with a near-empty tank of petrol are the two best ways to live life on the edge, research has shown. Driving through a red light, buying something frivalous which will take you into your overdraft and crossing the road when the red man is showing are also considered as some of the top 'edgy' things to do. The study, which surveyed 2,000 people, also found that having an alcoholic drink at lunchtime, getting changed without closing the curtains and driving against the arrows in a car park were seen as daring. Booking a holiday when you do not have the money to pay for it and driving a car on a near-empty tank of petrol are the top two examples of living 'life on the edge', according to a survey . The research, which was commissioned by Pizza Hut Restaurants, also found that 79 per cent of those who took part in the survey wished they had more excitement in their life. More than three-quarters said their life lacked excitement, while 46 per cent admitted they would like to be more 'edgy'. More than half of Britons also admitted they were not very daring, the research found. Other signs of living life on the edge . included driving through an amber light, sitting in a first class . carriage on the train when you have a standard ticket and going out . on a work night. Being the last person . to board a plan, eating cake for breakfast and consuming food past its . sell-by date were also seen as daring. Other top suggestions from those surveyed included ordering . something other than 'your usual' in a restaurant, leaving your car . unlocked or staying up past 11pm on a . work night. Jumping a red light is also seen as a way to be 'edgy', according to the survey of 2,000 Britons . Kathryn Austin, marketing director at Pizza Hut Restaurants, which commissioned the research to launch The Edge pizza, said: 'For some, living on the edge means being a daredevil or doing something risky like bungee jumping or sky-diving. 'But . for everyone else, something as minor as making a change to their usual . routine, or doing something they know they shouldn't be can be seen as . 'living on the edge.' 'Day-to-day, . most people will live their life the same as any other day and can . often feel like they are stuck in a rut, so even the smallest of risks . can make that day more exciting. 'So . while booking a holiday without actually having the means to pay for it . may seem quite tame, for many Brits, the idea of putting a luxury like . that on their credit card is as daring to them as a sky dive is to . others.' 1. Booking a holiday before you have the money to pay for it . 2. Driving with the petrol light on or with little petrol left . 3. Driving through a red light . 4. Buying something frivolous that would take you in to your overdraft . 5. Crossing the road when the red man is showing or the lights are changing . 6. Driving through a light while the amber light is showing . 7. Having an alcoholic drink at lunchtime . 8. Not closing the curtains or blinds when you quickly get changed . 9. Driving against the arrows around a car park . 10. Sitting in the first class section of the train when you only have a normal ticket . 11. Going on a big night out on work night . 12. Leaving windows open in your house when not there . 13. Not paying bills on time . 14. Being the last passenger to board a plane . 15. Eating cake for breakfast . 16. Eating something past its sell by date . 17. Ordering something other than 'your usual' when eating in a restaurant . 18. Not locking your car . 19. Getting an unplanned takeaway . 20. Going to bed past 11pm on a work night . 21. Internet shopping after drinking . 22. Not bothering to use suntan lotion . 23. Turning up at a gig, cinema or event without buying a ticket first . 24. Going outside barefoot . 25. Turning up at a restaurant without booking . 26. Leaving work half an hour early . 27. Sitting in a reserved seat on the train . 28. Undoing your seatbelt before a plane stops . 29. Putting something on a credit card . 30. Wearing high shoes you might fall over in . 31. Going out without an umbrella when it looks like it might rain . 32. Using the phone while driving . 33. Drinking coffee or tea before going to bed . 34. Getting the last tube or train home . 35. Jumping the last few steps on the stairs . 36. Overfilling your hand luggage or using a bag which is too big and hoping it won't get spotted . 37. Putting something in the 'normal' bin when you know it should be recycled . 38. Eating/drinking/smoking when driving . 39. Leaving the house without your phone . 40. Not running from a bee . 41. Standing over the yellow line on a tube station platform . 42. Checking your Facebook or email when abroad knowing it will cost a fortune . 43. Leaving washing up until the next morning . 44. Not killing or disposing of a spider you've just seen . 45. Getting something different for lunch . 46. Going out with wet hair . 47. Parking in the 'family' car parking space when you don't have children or have them with you . 48. Going on holiday where you know there will be no phone signal . 49. Using someone else's mug . 50. Sleeping with make-up on ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Booking a holiday on credit seen as best example of living life on the edge .\nDriving on empty and jumping a red light also seen as 'daring', survey shows .\nMore than 75% of the 2,000 Britons surveyed said their life lacked excitement ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Grief: Steven Rudderham's parents Dave and Carol Matthews say their son was driven to suicide after he was accused of being a paedophile on Facebook . The grieving family of a man found hanged in a cemetery claim he was driven to suicide following paedophile accusations on Facebook. Steven Rudderham, 48, was traumatised when his name, address and photograph were published online, along with a message calling him a 'dirty perv' and claiming he was a paedophile. Within 15 minutes, the message had been shared hundreds of times and the bricklayer from Hull, East Yorkshire, began receiving death threats on Facebook, an inquest heard. He was found hanged in the city's Hessle cemetery three days later. Mr Rudderham's daughter Bethany Beaumont, 19, said: 'They've destroyed an innocent life for no reason. 'It was disgusting. It was slander.' His mother Carol Matthews said: 'I want to know why someone did something like that. I hope they rot in hell. It took a person's life. We will never get over it.' Police have confirmed they are . considering an investigation into the Facebook posts in the days leading . up to Mr Rudderham's death. A Humberside Police spokeswoman said no one had made any allegations of a sexual nature against him. Yesterday's inquest heard Mr Rudderham was working towards examinations as a building site manager before the internet accusations. He normally saw Ms Beaumont every day and she realised immediately the profound effect the paedophile accusations had on him. She said: 'He just couldn't believe it. He was just looking at the wall and he wouldn't eat. It was like someone had ripped his life apart.' Mr Rudderham was afraid of walking the streets in case he was spotted and decided to stay with his daughter to prevent him being targeted at his home. Distraught: Mr Rudderham's daughter says her father was devastated by the accusations . Ms Beaumont told the Hull inquest even people who had known her father for years joined in the cyber bullying. She said: 'There were people who had known him for years commenting on it, he was so upset. I had never seen him like that. 'He stayed at my house that night because of what the comments were saying, about people coming to his house and smashing it up.' On Saturday, January 26, his body was found by a member of the public. The Hull-based inquest recorded a verdict of suicide . Police were called at about 2pm but Mr Rudderham was pronounced dead at the scene. A memory stick was recovered on his body and police have also seized a computer hard drive. Mr Rudderham had discussed giving police a memory stick with evidence about the accusations on it in the days before his death. Mr Rudderham's mother was told of her son's death on her birthday and puts the blame solely on her son's Facebook accusers. She said: 'I went berserk when I found out what had happened, he didn't want to stay in his house because he was frightened.' Mr Rudderham's family say he served time in HMP Hull in 2010 for fighting but had no convictions for sex offences. Dr Latifu Sanni was also told about the paedophile accusations made against Mr Rudderham before he carried out the post-mortem. The inquest heard there had been no evidence of medical depression in the months before his death. No drugs and no significant amounts of alcohol were found by a post-mortem. The inquest was attended by his family, including his mother and stepfather David Matthews, his sister Lisa Elm and daughters Bethany, Anna and Danielle Beaumont. Recording a verdict of suicide, Coroner Paul Marks said: 'The medical cause of death was hanging. 'He was actively pursuing a qualification to improve his status and job prospects. In the last few days of his life, he received a pejorative message on a social networking site which greatly troubled him.' For confidential support call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here for details. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Steven Rudderham was called a pervert online in January .\nThe 48-year-old was found hanged in a cemetery days later .\nHis family say he was traumatised by the accusations .\nPolice say they are considering investigating the posts ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Paedophile: Loren Morris, 21, was sentenced to prison after a court found that she had slept with a child 50 times . A female paedophile has been jailed for having sex with an eight-year-old boy more than fifty times. Loren Morris, 21, was 16 when she first slept with the schoolboy, who cannot be identified, and continued until he was ten years old. Morris, who has a child of her own, would have regular intercourse with the boy, now 14, and was only found out after he was overheard bragging about it at school. A judge today gave Morris a two-year prison sentence at Worcester Crown Court, following a trial last month where she was convicted of three counts of sexual intercourse with a child under 16. She could be seen smiling and smoking outside the court today as she awaited her sentence. The judge in the case told Morris that he would be lenient with the sentence - which will see her released from jail after one year - because she 'realised it was wrong' and stopped having sex with the boy. West Mercia police said they started investigating Morris in March last year after the . boy's school told them that he had been heard bragging about having sex with her. Judge Robert Juckes QC said: 'I make no secret of the fact your case has given me cause for much consideration. 'I have come to the conclusion that due to the concern and embarrassment caused to both you and your family that you will not be offending again, let alone committing sexual offences. 'I am also aware of the effect this will have on your baby. I am pleased to hear your parents have started to build bridges with you. 'That does not stop the fact though that you had full sexual intercourse with a child when he was eight to 10 years old - by his evidence it was upwards of fifty times. 'It seems to me that I am bound to pass an immediate custodial sentence. I take into account what has been said to me and the fact that you stopped the activity yourself. 'You realised it was wrong rather than being caught and forced to stop. Therefore my sentence is one of two years. You will serve 12 months in prison before being released on licence.' Repeated: The court heard that Morris slept with the boy, who cannot be named, more than 50 times . Defence lawyer Antonie Mullers had told the court Morris was struggling to accept the facts of the case, and asked Judge Juckes to spare her a prison sentence altogether. He said: 'Her immaturity at 21 means she cannot accept the facts yet. She accepts her conviction but with time will accept more. 'Her parents have stepped in and are building bridges, I understand she has met with some of her family. 'This could be stifled by a custodial sentence so I urge your honour or try and suspend it if possible.' Morris, from Hereford, will serve two years each for the three counts to be served concurrently. Her sentence included a Sexual Offences Prevention Order, banning her from contact with a child under 16 without permission of a parent. She was also ordered to sign the Sexual Offenders Register, where her details will remain for ten years." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Loren Morris, 21, started sleeping with the boy five years ago .\nShe continued doing it for two years, until the boy was ten .\nShe was convicted of sexual intercourse with a child last month .\nToday she was given the two-year sentence at Worcester Crown Court ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Nick Clegg’S £600 million free school meals plan has suffered a blow after a Government pilot scheme showed that children who switch from ‘unhealthy’ packed lunches to cooked meals are no healthier. Supporters of the initiative to give free school meals to all pupils in the first three years of primary school say fattening food in packed lunches is fuelling rising levels of obesity among children. But a two-year scheme to test the school meals initiative, in which tens of thousands of children had cooked meals instead of packed lunches, has found there was no change in their health or body mass index, a measure of a person’s healthy weight based on height and gender. Nick Clegg's proposed school meal plan suffered a blow after Government pilot scheme showed children who switch from packed lunches to cooked meals are no healthier . A report for the Department for Education found that although children ate fewer of the fatty and sugary items often found in lunch boxes, such as crisps, sandwiches, sweets and fizzy drinks, they made up for it by eating more roast potatoes and chips in the cooked school meals. Moreover, children who previously had a packed lunch and a hot meal  at home in the evening were eating extra because they had two cooked meals a day. The findings were seized on by critics of the Liberal Democrat leader’s initiative unveiled at the party’s conference in Glasgow. Professor Alan Smithers, director of the Centre for Education and Employment Research at Buckingham University, said: ‘This is an expensive political gimmick and it is very doubtful that it will contribute much either to the health of the children or their education. ‘The reason why it won’t have much of an . impact on obesity is that children spend a relatively small part of . their lives at school, so any obesity will be down to their whole way of . life with their families, not just those few hours in school.’ The Department of Education study into the two-year scheme, published last year, said that although nearly all primary  children in the two pilot areas – Durham and Newham in London – were eating cooked meals rather than packed lunches, there was no weight loss. The report said that though children were eating fewer packets of crisps and more vegetables at lunch they could be eating more fatty food outside school hours to compensate. The study by NatCen, a social research charity, said there was ‘no evidence that the free school meal pilot led to significant health benefits during the two-year pilot period. For example, there was no evidence of any change in children’s body mass index.’ Professor Alan Smithers, director of the Centre for Education and Employment Research at Buckingham University, described the scheme as 'an expensive gimmick' The researchers cautioned, however, that two years could have been too short a period to see health improvements, and pointed out there were other benefits such as a boost in the pupils’ academic achievements.itch from ‘unhealthy’ packed lunches to cooked meals are no healthier. Supporters of the initiative to give free school meals to all pupils in the first three years of primary school say fattening food in packed lunches is fuelling rising levels of obesity among children. But a two-year scheme to test the school meals initiative, in which tens of thousands of children had cooked meals instead of packed lunches, has found there was no change in their health or body mass index, a measure of a person’s healthy weight based on height and gender. A report for the Department for Education found that although children ate fewer of the fatty and sugary items often found in lunch boxes, such as crisps, sandwiches, sweets and fizzy drinks, they made up for it by eating more roast potatoes and chips in the cooked school meals. Moreover, children who previously had a packed lunch and a hot meal  at home in the evening were eating extra because they had two cooked meals a day. The findings were seized on by critics of the Liberal Democrat leader’s initiative unveiled at the party’s conference in Glasgow. Professor Alan Smithers, director of the Centre for Education and Employment Research at Buckingham University, said: ‘This is an expensive political gimmick and it is very doubtful that it will contribute much either to the health of the children or their education. ‘The reason why it won’t have much of an impact on obesity is that children spend a relatively small part of their lives at school, so any obesity will be down to their whole way of life with their families, not just those few hours in school.’ he Department of Education study into the two-year scheme, published last year, said that although nearly all primary  children in the two pilot areas – Durham and Newham in London – were eating cooked meals rather than packed lunches, there was no weight loss. The report said that though children were eating fewer packets of crisps and more vegetables at lunch they could be eating more fatty food outside school hours to compensate. The study by NatCen, a social research charity, said there was ‘no evidence that the free school meal pilot led to significant health benefits during the two-year pilot period. For example, there was no evidence of any change in children’s body mass index.’ The researchers cautioned, however, that two years could have been too short a period to see health improvements, and pointed out there were other benefits such as a boost in the pupils’ academic achievements." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Two-year test scheme found no change in the health of children who switched from packed lunches to cooked meals .\nDepartment of Education report found children made up for fatty and sugary foods with roast potatoes and chips .\nExpert says childhood obesity isn't down to school meals as children spend more time at home than anywhere else ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A police chief has condemned his own force for letting a house burglar off with a warning. Jim Barker-McCardle, Chief Constable of Essex Police, said he was ‘staggered’ by the officers’ decision to give a caution for the offence and has launched a misconduct investigation. Chief Constable Jim Barker-McCardle is furious that his officers gave a burglar a caution and let him off with a warning . Ireneusz Blaszczyk broke into the house in Essex in November last year, stealing cash, belongings including jewellery and cameras and unwrapping the family’s Christmas presents. The 23-year-old Pole handed himself in after a police appeal but, despite confessing to the burglary, was offered a caution – meaning he would not face trial. Stock Image. The burglar ransacked a home, stole jewellery and cameras and unwrapped all their Christmas presents . Homeowner David Cable said: ‘We want a bit of justice. The guy broke into our house, ransacked it and didn’t even get a fine.’ Mr Barker-McCardle has referred three of his officers to the force’s Professional Standards Department, sent case files to the CPS and written to the local branch of the Magistrates’ Association." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Essex police officers just gave a burglar a caution .\nHe had stolen jewellery and cameras from a home .\nPolice chief Jim Barker-McCardle was furious about the decision ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The majority of circumcisions are performed soon after birth . Men who are circumcised are in for some bad news - it puts them at a disadvantage in the bedroom, according to experts. A study found those who've had their foreskin removed as children or adults experience less intense sexual pleasure and orgasm than their peers. 'We're not saying less sexual activity or satisfaction, but sensitivity,' senior author Dr Piet Hoebeke, from Ghent University Hospital, said. The practice is common in the U.S, with three-quarters of men having the procedure for non-religious reasons. However, it is rare in the UK, with a rate of just six per cent, according to World Health Organisation figures. Some religions, such as Judaism and Islam, consider circumcision part of religious practice. British . doctors say that although it can reduce the risk of some types of . infection the risks associated with routine circumcision outweigh any . potential benefits. The latest study surveyed 1,369 men over the age of 18, who responded to leaflets handed out in train stations across Belgium. The . men were asked whether they were circumcised, and were then asked to . rate how sensitive their penis was, how intense their orgasms were and . whether they experience any pain or numbness when they are aroused. Overall, 310 men who took the survey were circumcised, and 1,059 were not. Each rated how sensitive their penis was on a scale from 0 to five, with higher numbers being the most sensitive. For example, uncircumcised men reported an average sensitivity score of 3.72 when they or their partner stroked the head of their manhood  compared to 3.31 amongst circumcised men. 'It's a significant difference,' Hoebeke said. Uncircumcised men also reported more intense orgasms. Male circumcision prevalence in 2007: Yellow is lower than 20%, orange is 20-80% and red is higher than 80% . One possible explanation for any potential difference in sensitivity is that a man's foreskin may protect his penis's head from rubbing against underwear and clothing. It's possible, the researchers write, that friction makes the head of the penis thicker, drier and ultimately less sensitive. The researchers also found circumcised men were more likely to report more pain and numbness during arousal than uncircumcised men, which Dr Hoebeke said is likely due to scar tissue. 'I'm amazed that people report pain during sexual pleasure… that was unexpected,' he told Reuters Health. However, Dr Aaron Tobin from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, who was not involved in the study, said: 'The medical evidence and the benefits of male circumcision are abundantly clear.' The American Academy of Pediatrics says the benefits of male circumcision outweigh the risks, but stops short of recommending universal circumcision." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Men who had foreskin removed reporting feeling less intense sexual pleasure .\n75% of men in US and 6% in UK have circumcision for non-religious reasons .\nNHS don't routinely perform them saying risks outweigh benefits ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A Japanese judge has ordered Google to remove search results of a man's unflattering past in a new 'right to be forgotten' order following a landmark ruling in Europe. The Tokyo District Court yesterday ordered Google Japan to remove search results that hinted at the man's relations with a criminal organisation after he complained his privacy rights were violated. Google spokesman Taj Meadows said the company has a standard process for removal requests, and people can come to Google. A Japanese judge has ordered Google to remove search results of a man's unflattering past in a new 'right to be forgotten' order following a landmark ruling in Europe in May . It is unclear whether the case would prompt further requests for information to be removed in Japan . He said: 'We remove pages from our search results when required by local law, including Japan's longstanding privacy and defamation laws.' Google was reviewing the Tokyo court decision, Mr Meadows said. It is unclear whether the case would prompt further requests for information to be removed from websites in Japan. In the court decision, Judge Nobuyuki Seki said some of the search results 'infringe personal rights,' and had harmed the plaintiff. The case comes on the back of a decision by the European Court of Justice in May that ruled Google should delete references to negative past information, including old debts and past arrests, to protect what has come to be called 'the right to be forgotten'. Google chairman Eric Schmidt; the company is said to be reviewing the injunction . While the European ruling has no baring on privacy cases in Japan it is a further blow against freedom of speech and a sign of increasing moves by the courts and legislators to allow people to censor their past. In America where Google and other Internet giants are based, the decision has no effect and experts say it is in conflict with the US constitution's first amendment, which guarantees freedom of speech. Examples of its use in the UK have already included hundreds of pedophiles applying to have their criminal pasts erased online. Within a month of the ruling coming into effect, over 12,000 people across Europe used an online Google form to request information about them be deleted. More than 10 per cent of the requests came from pedophiles. At one point Google said it was getting 20 requests per minute. The difference between Europe and the US means that results are deleted from local versions of google but not google.com. One man's attempt to have his debts kept secret has led to the 'right to forget' - which now seems to be spreading around the world. Mario Costeja González battle began in 2009 when he found a Google search of his name brought up an article in a Spanish newspaper from 1998 about an auction for his foreclosed home, and a debt he had subsequently paid. He initially complained to the Spanish Data Protection Agency, which rejected his request on the grounds the information was lawful and accurate. However, it asked Google to remove it. The company then challenged the matter in the Spanish courts before a ruling was made by the European Court of Justice. The decision was widely criticised. German professor Niko Harting said:'Privacy by default will encourage politicians, celebrities and other public figures to put their lawyers on track when they find inconvenient information online.' The impact of the ruling on Freedom of Speech, was highlighted by the removal from Google search listings of a blog Robert Peston, the BBC's respected economics editor, wrote in 2007 about Stan O'Neal, the former boss of investment bank Merrill Lynch, and how he was forced out of his job after the investment bank suffered colossal losses on reckless investments it had made. In fact the removal was because one person no longer wanted a comment they had made on the blog associated with their name - emphasising that the 'right' went far beyond 'forgetting' the distant past. In May the European Court of Justice ruled that people have the right to have 'inadequate' and 'irrelevant' results about them wiped from the internet Under the European Data Protection Regulation, Article 17. Under Article 17, people who are mentioned in the data have the right to ‘obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data relating to them and the abstention from further dissemination of such data'. European citizens can submit take-down requests directly to internet companies rather than to local authorities or publishers under the ruling. If a search engine elects not to remove the link, a person can seek redress from the courts. Following the decision, thousands of pedophiles and others criminals sought to have their criminals pasts erased from the internet. All requests are considered by Google, but it will have to balance privacy with the public interest, and the company has said it will not remove links in all cases. The risk which the ruling poses to a free press and free discussion of ideas has been repeatedly highlighted, particularly by news websites, among them MailOnline. MailOnline publisher Martin Clarke said of the European Court of Justice decision: 'It is the equivalent of going into libraries and burning books you don't like.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The search results hinted at the man's relations with a criminal organisation .\nThe decision echos the ruling made by the European Court of Justice in May .\nGoogle are said to be reviewing the injunction which was issued yesterday ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Flight attendants claim that using gadgets while flying (stock image) is dangerous during take-off . These days tablets and laptops can be used onboard the majority, if not the entire duration of a flight. But flight attendants are now claiming that using gadgets while flying is dangerous. However, not because of interference with avionics systems, as previously thought, but because many passengers ignore flight attendants' emergency announcements. They also warn that the devices could become dangerous projectiles in turbulent conditions. The US’ largest flight attendant union is suing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in a bid to have the ban on the use of phones and tablets during take-off and landing, brought back. The FAA has relaxed its guidelines to allow ‘any other portable electronic device that the operator of the aircraft has determined will not cause interference with the navigation or communication system of the aircraft on which it is to be used’. The Association of Flight Attendants, (CWA) which has 60,000 members, argues that by ignoring safety notices such as the location of emergency exits, passengers are putting their lives in danger. It also says that the new rules contradict others that require all items to be stowed safely during take-off and landing. Scroll down for video . The US’ largest flight attendant union is suing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in a bid to have the ban on the use of phones and tablets during take-off and landing, brought back. It claims users of the gadgets (pictured left) ignore important safety announcements by cabin crew (pictured during the World Cup) Rules vary, depending on the airline, whether people can use electronics during take-off and landing. In the US, the FAA allows smartphones 'that the operator of the aircraft has determined will not cause interference with the navigation or communication system of the aircraft on which it is to be used'. In Europe, people can use mobiles on some commercial flights - most in 'airplane mode' – and some not during take-off or landing. Much research has been conducted as to whether electronics can interfere with aircrafts' navigation and communication systems. The US' Federal Communications Commission restricts use of smartphones to prevent disruption to cell towers on the ground. A 2010 study by Boeing warns that some gadgets used in the cabin can exceed the aircraft manufacturer's permissible emission levels for safety on some avionics, but others dispute this. The union warned that the devices allow ‘more things to fly around,’ in the cabin during take-off and times of turbulence. In response, a lawyer for the government told the judges at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, that smartphones and tablets are no more dangerous than books, which plenty of people read during take-off. It is a year since the FAA found that personal electronic devices, including smartphones and computers, do not interfere with a plane’s navigation and communication systems, as previously thought. The relaxed rules, which depending on the airline, allow passengers to type and play games on their phones – in airplane mode - as they take off, have proved a big hit with frequent fliers. Amanda Duré, an attorney representing the union told The Wall Street Journal: ‘Essentially we want to set the reset button to the way personal electronic devices were handled prior to October 2013.’ The union is apparently happy with a deal that means devices can be turned on, but not used by passengers, during take-off and landing. The law suit was filed in December, but has only just come to light." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Flight attendants claim gadgets are a distraction during take-off .\nTablets could also act as projectiles during turbulence, they say .\nFlight attendant union is suing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to bring back the ban on using gadgets during take-off and landing .\nThe FAA relaxed its guidelines last year and some airlines allow passengers to use tablets and smartphones during the entire flight ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A Rob Horne try and Bernard Foley's subsequent conversion one minute from time gave Australia a 24-23 victory over South Africa in a rain-soaked Rugby Championship encounter in Perth. The Wallabies trailed South Africa for much of the match but a 65th-minute yellow card for Bryan Habana, in his 100th Test, swung the game in the hosts' favour and their persistence paid off as the Springboks defence finally buckled in the closing stages. The result, Australia's first win over South Africa in the Rugby Championship in four attempts, means they also have their first victory of this year's competition and will look forward to next Saturday's encounter against Argentina in the Gold Coast with renewed confidence. Left it late: Michael Hooper and Adam Ashley-Cooper celebrate Australia's dramatic victory over South Africa . Try: Cornal Hendricks runs in for the Springbok only score of the game . Battle: Australia and South Africa players compete for the ball in a brutal encounter . A fortnight to reflect on a 51-20 defeat to New Zealand in Auckland saw Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie replace Kurtley Beale with Foley at fly-half and the men in gold made a blistering start as full-back Israel Folau scored inside 90 seconds. Inside centre Matt Toomua received quick ball from the breakdown, and having stepped inside opposite number Jan Serfontein, he offloaded to Folau who gathered the low pass to dive over. Morne Steyn, also returning to the number 10 jersey in place of Handre Pollard, reduced the deficit to two points four minutes later when he kicked the first of his six penalties as the Wallabies were whistled by Irish referee George Clancy for not releasing. Cornal Hendricks put South Africa into an 8-5 lead in the 13th minute, cutting inside from the right wing to touch down after the Springboks stretched the hosts' defence with some quick passing. All over: Australia's players celebrate their win . Eyes on the prize: South Africa's Morne Steyn takes a kick at goal . Divine intervention: Hendricks celebrates his try . Pass master: Nick Phipps spins a pass out for Australia . A marauding run by outside centre Tevita Kuridrani resulted in a penalty for the Wallabies which Foley duly converted to square the match at 8-8, but South Africa were in front immediately from the restart when the Wallabies gave away a needless penalty. Steyn's second penalty of the match stretched South Africa's lead to 14-8 in the 25th minute, before Foley narrowed the gap to three points with his second penalty of the night shortly before the half-hour mark. That proved to be the final score of the half as South Africa went into the interval with a 14-11 lead. Foley hit back with a penalty two minutes after the restart to square the match at 14-14 before a scrambling Wallabies defence was forced to concede another penalty which Steyn kicked to return the Springboks into the lead. The Stade Francais lynchpin then stretched his side's lead to 20-14 in the 49th minute after a collapsed scrum before he squeezed over his final penalty just after the hour-mark to stretch the visitors' lead to nine points. Stretching: Australian try scorer Israel Folou competes for the ball with Hendricks . Solid: Australia's Michael Hooper and South Africa's Duane Vermeulen clash in Perth . The momentum then swung back in the hosts' favour when Habana was sin-binned for a high tackle with 15 minutes left on the clock and Foley reduced South Africa's winning margin to six points with his fourth penalty with 10 minutes to go. With the clock ticking down to full time, a fine, one-handed offload from Folau found Kuridrani and he passed to Horne, who cut in from the left wing to score Australia's second try with less than two minutes to go before Foley held his nerve to slot the subsequent conversion to send the majority of those assembled in the Subiaco Oval into a frenzy." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Horne's last gasp score - followed by Bernard Foley's conversion - earned Australia a dramatic win in Perth .\nThe boot of Morne Steyn looked like kicking South Africa to a crucial victory .\nThe flyhalf bagged 18 points to add to Cornal Hendricks' try .\nIsrael Folau had scored a try for Australia in the first minute .\nFoley kicked four penalties as the home side claimed its first win of the tournament .\nSpringbok face New Zealand in Wellington next Saturday .\nNeed to win to retain realistic hopes of clinching the Rugby Championship trophy ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Fighter jets screamed over Red Square and heavy tanks rumbled over its cobblestones as Russia flexed today its military muscle on the anniversary of its costly victory over Nazi Germany in the Second War War. At the annual military parade President Vladimir Putin told the crowd that Russia will be a guarantor of world security, at the annual military parade on Red Square. Putin made his short speech at the culmination of Victory Day, marking the defeat of Nazi Germany 68 years ago. Show of strength: Fighter jets screamed over Red Square and heavy tanks rumbled over its cobblestones as Russia flexed today its military muscle on the anniversary of its costly victory over Nazi Germany in the Second War War . Annual tradition: Russian military academies cadets march at the Red Square . Crowd pleaser: A column of Russia's Msta-S self-propelled howitzers impress the watching crowds during the display . It is Russia's most important secular . holiday, honoring the huge military and civilian losses of World War II . and showing off the country's modern arsenal . Putin told 11,000 . servicemen standing in tight formation on the square and the war . veterans in the spectator stands that 'we remember what the tragedy of . war means and will do everything so that nobody will ever dare to . unleash it anew, threaten our children, our homes and our land.' He added, 'We will do everything to strengthen security on the planet.' The Soviet Union lost an estimated 26 million people in the war, of whom 8.5 million were soldiers. Sky's the limit: Russian military transport planes fly over the Kremlin today . Display: An honour guard from the Presidential Regiment marches . Planned: The precisely choreographed parade included servicemen marching through the 5.5-acre square and a convoy of more than 100 military vehicles ranging from armored cars to mobile missile-launchers and tanks . Putin told 11,000 servicemen standing in tight formation on the square and the war veterans in the spectator stands that 'we remember what the tragedy of war means and will do everything so that nobody will ever dare to unleash it anew, threaten our children, our homes and our land' Russian Second War War veterans walk after the Victory Day parade. Putin said \"We will do everything to strengthen security on the planet' Among the thousands of spectators along the square were elderly World War II veterans, displaying rows of medals. Putin . lauded them, saying \"We will always remember that it was Russia, the . Soviet Union, that ruined the misanthropic, bloody, arrogant plans of . the fascists.' Although Russian armed forces . suffered from severe funding shortages and morale problems in the early . years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the parade put forth the . image of a spit-and-polish and vigorous military, with an emphasis on . discipline and precision. In 2010 the Victory Day period was marked by repeated complaints from Dmitry Medvedev . and other officials that some countries denigrate the Soviet Union's . contribution in WWII, in which some 26 million Soviets died, according . to some estimates. Proud: Putin made his short speech at the culmination of Victory Day, marking the defeat of Nazi Germany 68 years ago . Patriotic: Russian army fighters release smoke in the colours of the national flag as they fly over Red Square . Honour: Today is Russia's most important secular holiday, honouring the huge military and civilian losses of World War II and showing off the country's modern arsenal . Sea of uniform: Russian naval infantry soldiers - marines - march together across the square . Polished: Although Russian armed forces suffered from severe funding shortages and morale problems in the early years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the parade put forth the image of a spit-and-polish . Leader: Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves the stage after his Victory Day parade speech . Spectacular display: Russian tanks move across Red Square during the traditional military parade . Attraction: Russian soldiers march along Red Square as crowds watch the famous parade . Sky high: Russian airforce jet planes fly over the Kremlin during Victory Day Parade at the Moscow Red Square . Respect: People carry portraits of deceased relatives who were veterans of the Second World War . Generations: Teenagers release white pigeons in front of a war monument during a ceremony ." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Russia will be a guarantor of world .\nsecurity, President Vladimir Putin said at the annual parade .\nVictory Day, marks the defeat of Nazi Germany 68 years ago and honours the huge military and civilian losses ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A family doctor has been struck off for secretly filming the intimate examination of hundreds of women patients using a camera hidden in his wristwatch. Dr Davinderjit Bains, 46, recorded hours of footage with the £60 spy device as he carried out ‘unnecessary and inappropriate’ inspections, the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service was told. The abuse continued for two years until his 19-year-old lodger told police he had filmed her showering and assaulted her. Predator: Dr Davinderjit Bains, left, used his . 'spy watch' right to film himself sexually abusing female patients at . his surgery for more than two years before he was caught . When Bains was arrested at his surgery in Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, officers discovered 361 video clips filmed on the watch - some as long as 45 minutes. Around 3,000 potential victims were contacted but the exact number is thought to be ‘close to 300’ - aged between 14 and 51. A Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service banned Bains from practicing. The tribunal in Manchester was told that his conviction earlier this year means that his fitness to practice is impaired, and he should be struck off. In March, Bains appeared at Swindon Crown Court where he admitted 39 counts of sexual assault and voyeurism and asked for a further 65 offences to be taken into consideration. He is serving a 12 year prison sentence and is not represented at the hearing. Victims: After investigating a complaint, police found 361 high-quality images of Dr Bains abusing female patients at Tinkers Lane Surgery in Royal Wootton Bassett near Swindon, Wiltshire . The doctor was described as a ‘sexual predator’. He used an analogue timepiece - a 4GB Waterproof HD Spy Watch DVR - has . simple on and off buttons to record and can be bought online for less . than £60. Hidden in the . number six was a tiny high-definition camera, which he used to record . examinations between 2010 and 2012 that police said were ‘for his own . gratification’ and ‘could not be justified as an examination’. Detective Inspector Mark Garrett, of Wiltshire Police, holds up the hi-tech wristwatch used by the disgraced GP . Detectives tracked down the victims by matching their faces on the film with patient records. The GP, who is separated from his wife, was suspended by the General Medical Council following his arrest last year. Opening . the MPTS hearing Ben Fitzgerald for the General Medical Council said: . 'Dr Bains faces the allegation that his fitness to practise is impaired. 'He was convicted of a large number of sexual offences and sentenced to 12 years imprisonment. Summarising, there were 13 counts of sexual assault on a female by penetration, 11 sexual assaults on a female, two counts of sexual activity with a female under 16, and 13 counts of voyeurism. 'Dr Bains, whilst being employed as a GP in Royal Wootten Bassett, used his position of trust and responsibility of those in his care to carry out a campaign of sexual assault and voyeurism between 2009 and 2012 on 29 different victims, all but one was his patient. 'His conduct came to light in June 2012 as a result of sexual abuse of Miss A, a lodger. 'He covertly videoed her on a number of occasions. 'She reported it to the police and as a result of the investigation unearthed evidence of a large number of sexual assaults and other victims. The police found videos on his computer taken by him which showed him performing intimate examinations between 2009 and 2012. 'The videos had been recorded using a specially constructed watch that he was using to record for his own sexual gratification.' He said the doctor had been of previous good character. He qualified in India in 1993 and came to the UK in 2003. He worked as a GP from 2007 and had been working at the Tinkers Lane Surgery in Wootten Bassett for four years at the time when he was exposed by Miss A. Disturbing: The disgraced doctor also had this watch containing a small camera . Many victims of the doctor thought his behaviour was strange but feared upsetting the delicate doctor-patient relationship. One 21-year-old victim told the Daily Mail of her horrific experience. She went to see Bains in May last year after experiencing vaginal bleeding following sex with her partner. She was offered an appointment with Bains. The surgery had no female doctors and, because of the intimate nature of the problem, she decided to take her mother with her. ‘He asked me why I was there and I explained briefly. He started asking very strange questions. My mum and I were looking at each other, a bit taken aback.’ Bains told Kate - not her real name - that he would need to examine her. ‘I had expected that,’ she said, ‘so I’d prepared myself. He asked if I wanted my mum to leave, and I said yes.’ Bains disappeared for a couple of minutes, telling Kate not to get undressed until he returned. She says: ‘I assumed it was normal procedure before a patient undressed — that maybe he was closing blinds somewhere, or locking a connecting door in case someone came in.’ When he came back, locking the door behind him, Bains told Kate to undress. He did not pull the examination bed curtain around her, close the blinds or offer her any privacy. ‘He watched me getting undressed,’ says Kate. ‘He was very quiet. I felt very uncomfortable. I was trying to pull my top down so he wouldn’t see. But I didn’t know what was normal. ‘He put some gloves on and asked me to get up onto the bed. He said he was going to do a visual examination and that if there was anything he didn’t like the look of, he’d take a sample.’ For the next 20 minutes, Bains ‘examined’ Kate, filming himself all the time. ‘It was a long, long time,’ she says. ‘but I just thought he was being thorough.’ Her mother assumed that they were talking and had not realised how long he had been intimately examining her daughter. Kate remembers that he was shaking and seemed very nervous. At the end of the consultation, Bains gave Kate the all-clear and told her to get dressed. Her mother said: ‘When she came out of the room, I commented on how long it had taken and she said she’d never felt so degraded in her life. I remember saying “Welcome to our world”, because all women have to endure that kind of thing at some point. I feel so stupid now.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Dr Davinderjit Bains, 46, worked as a GP in Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire .\nHe performed 'unnecessary and inappropriate' inspections on hundreds of women .\nPolice discovered 361 video clips of patients filmed on the watch .\nNearly 3,000 potential victims contacted by officers during investigation .\nBains is serving 12 year prison term after admitting sexual assault and voyeurism charges .\nMedical Practitioners Tribunal Service strikes Bains off ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "James Milner fears he may have become a victim of his own stoicism after spending more time than he would like on the fringes for both club and country. Milner has struggled to command regular first-team football at Manchester City under manager Manuel Pellegrini and has lost a grip on his England place as a result. Typically, Milner knuckled down and fought his way back into Pellegrini’s team but has to admit there have been times when he wondered if his professionalism counted against him, making him easier to drop than more volatile team-mates. Milner (left), pictured playing for Man City against Aston Villa, has started the last four matches for his club . Despite his current form, Milner has struggled to cement a place in the first teams of both City and England . ‘There are two ways to react — a right and a wrong way,’ said Milner. ‘You can sulk and mouth off or work harder and working harder is the only way I know. ‘Maybe it counts against you if you’re not sulking or ruining training if the manager leaves you out. I’m not naming names. I’ve played with enough players for you to decide who it can be. ‘Maybe that does count against me at times. The manager knows I’ll just carry on training as hard as I can. It’s no good for the team if someone sulks or disrupts training. ‘The team comes first, whether it is England or Man City. It is no good for the team if you do alienate yourself from the group and start making things difficult.’ Milner (second left) believes that the good of the team is more important that personal performance . The 28-year-old believes his professionalism could have hindered his career for Manchester City . Milner has started City’s past four matches in the Barclays Premier League and his form has impressed but lack of action in 2014 did not help his international career in World Cup year. He won his 50th England cap in Switzerland last month and yet the 28-year-old has played only 223 minutes for the national team in 2014. The only games he started were a friendly against Ecuador, when he was used as an experimental right back, and the final group game in Brazil against Costa Rica, when the team’s fate was sealed. ‘It’s a dilemma for the England manager (Roy Hodgson),’ said Milner. ‘It’s difficult when someone’s not playing much at club level and he is seeing other people playing every week. It’s definitely frustrating but on the other hand it’s England. Milner believes that volatile teammates could be more likely to get picked ahead of someone who stays quiet . Milner made his 50th England appearance last month, but has only managed 223 minutes in the whole of 2014 . ‘I don’t think I could ever turn my back on my country and look back thinking I’d stopped, just to have a few extra days off. ‘It’s a massive honour to play for your country. I played 46 times for the Under-21s and never would have turned it down.’ Friends have jokingly tried to persuade him to shed the reputation which inspired the Twitter parody @BoringMilner, an account which was recently posting tweets about the virtues of skimmed and semi-skimmed milk. ‘People get a tag and it sticks,’ said Milner. ‘That’s the way it is. If I change my Yorkshire accent, it might change something but I’m stuck with that and proud of it. ‘At times, I do think if I was a bit lazier, just did the attacking side of the game, would people notice me more? But I play the game which is best for the team. I track back, I defend and sometimes might not have the energy to go forward because you’re doing that work. Milner is professional in his approach to the game, and thinks he plays the game which is best for the team . Manuel Pellegrini has selected Milner (right) for Manchester City's last four Premier League matches . ‘If I feel I’m not getting a fair crack of the whip I do go and see the manager. That’s the way I’ve always done it. Football is all about opinions. People who don’t rate you... I try to change their mind. ‘This is my fifth season at City and, with the trophies I’ve won, and to be there, to hold my own, I can’t be doing too badly.’ Milner has survived an exodus of English players from the Etihad Stadium — Joleon Lescott, Adam Johnson, Micah Richards and Jack Rodwell have all left the club. He is out of contract at the end of the season and in talks about a new deal. He added: ‘I seem to go through phases in my City career where at times I’ve played a lot and enjoyed it massively and there’s no place you’d rather be. It’s an amazing club, why would you want to leave? ‘Then at other times it’s a bit more frustrating when you’re not playing as much and it’s a bit more difficult.’ Milner has even taken the step of learning to speak Spanish to help him bond with signings from Spain and Argentina, as well as Chilean manager Manuel Pellegrini. ‘I always wanted to learn another language,’ said Milner. ‘A few of the lads don’t speak great English, so it helps them and helps me improve, too. I don’t think you can be fluent until you live in a country but I can speak it OK.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "James Milner has struggled to cement his place in the starting eleven for both Manchester City and England over the last year .\nMilner admits that his professionalism and lack of sulking could have hindered his fightback, while more volatile teammates started ahead of him .\nThe 28-year-old says that he will always do what is best for the team, rather than himself - but thinks it could count against him .\nMilner won his 50th England cap in Switzerland last month, but he has only played 223 minutes for the national team in 2014 ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Attacked: Judge John Devaux had just jailed a motorist when he was apparently attacked by former fitness instructor Paul Graham in the courtroom . A judge was attacked and had his wig and robes pulled off after he jailed a motorist yesterday for causing death by dangerous driving. The driver’s brother allegedly ran up to the judge’s chair and ‘started battering the hell’ out of him while shouting that the 30-month sentence was too harsh. The man was restrained and the judge, 65-year-old John Devaux, continued to hear cases minutes after the attack. Apparently unflustered, he told the court: ‘I think we’re all unharmed.’ Paul Graham, 27, was arrested on suspicion of assault and contempt of court and held in the court cells. Witnesses said he was furious that his brother Philip had been jailed for 30 months for overtaking a car near the brow of a hill and killing a motorcyclist in a head-on crash. Jaimie Budd, who was in the public gallery at Ipswich Crown Court, said the man stripped to his vest before wrestling with the judge and hitting him at around 10.45am. She said: ‘We thought that he was going to reveal some sort of statement or tribute but instead he got up and ran to the judge’s bench. ‘He ran up the steps and started battering the hell out of the judge. He pulled his robes, his wig came off. It was extremely horrific.’ She said that the man shouted ‘arrest me’ and claimed that his brother was a victim of ‘injustice’. Two police officers in the court for the sentencing restrained the man after he left the public gallery and attacked the judge. John Weston, who was also at court, said: ‘I saw a couple of chairs had been turned over. I was grabbed on the back and told to “wait” by two security guards who rushed past me.’ Appearing before the judge in the afternoon, Paul Graham was told he would be kept in custody and be dealt with by another judge today. The brother of defendant Philip Graham, 30, pictured left, of Haverhill, Suffolk, allegedly attacked the judge who jailed his sibling for 30 months for causing the death of Derek Foster, pictured right, by dangerous driving . Judge Devaux told him: ‘It is not right that I should deal with this case.’ Graham, who was still dressed in his black vest, had blood on his left elbow and kept his eyes closed throughout the hearing. The drama unfolded shortly after . Judge Devaux sentenced employment consultant Philip Graham, 30, of . Haverhill, Suffolk, for causing a fatal head-on crash on July 4 last . year. He was driving to catch a train at . Audley End, Essex, when he pulled out to overtake a car near the brow of . a hill and hit motorcyclist  Derek Foster, 37, who was on his way to . work. The father of two,  a former soldier, died from multiple injuries. Court drama: Witnesses claim the male attacker pulled off Judge Devaux's wig and his robes at at Ipswich Crown Court, stock image pictured, earlier today . Philip Graham denied causing death by dangerous driving, but was found guilty at an earlier trial. Yesterday a former colleague of Paul . Graham, who previously worked as a fitness instructor, said: ‘He was . always quite a fiery character. He was very opinionated and always . thought that his point of view was right.’ The attack on Judge Devaux, who has . been a circuit judge since 1993, comes 12 years after a woman judge at . the Old Bailey was assaulted by a man accused of murder. Judge Ann Goddard needed five stitches after being punched repeatedly in the head by the man who had leapt from the dock. Last December, family court judges . spoke out to say they fear attacks by angry parents because of . inadequate security. They reported that a number have been attacked by . mothers and fathers, including one female judge who was seriously . injured. One judge said: ‘I have been . threatened. A very angry father stood up and shouted anti-Semitic . threats at me. Another father threw a cup of water across the courtroom. Another parent threw a book but fortunately I was too far away for it . to reach me.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Judge John Devaux was sentencing Philip Graham at Ipswich Crown Court when he was attacked by the defendant's brother Paul .\nPhilip was jailed for 30 months for causing death by dangerous driving .\nWitnesses claim his brother then pulled off the judge's wig and robes .\nPaul Graham, 27, arrested on suspicion of assault and contempt of court ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Climate talks were hanging in the balance last night, as the world’s nations argued over who should take responsibility for reducing greenhouse gases. But as world leaders talked into the night, it emerged that the 12-day summit in Peru had generated more carbon dioxide than an entire African country. More than 12,500 politicians, diplomats, green activists and journalists flew to Lima for the United Nations summit, the latest in a 20-year series of annual climate meetings. Scroll down for video . Shocking: It emerged that the 12-day summit in Peru had generated more carbon dioxide than an entire African country . The talks have produced more than 50,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide, the UN admitted, giving the Lima summit the largest carbon footprint of any meeting in the two-decade history of the negotiations. That is more than the emissions produced by entire nations such as Malawi, Sierra Leone, Fiji or Barbados over the same 12-day period. The summit is to produce a legally-binding treaty forcing every nation in the world to reduce greenhouse gases. The talks were scheduled to have finished last night, but were expected to overrun into the weekend as the 192 nations failed to reach an agreement on crucial points. Britain alone has a team of 45 negotiators at the summit, including Liberal Democrat energy secretary Ed Davey and civil servants from three different Government departments. Jorge Alvarez, project coordinator for the UN Development Programme, said the emissions were so high because a plan to run the summit on green power went wrong. Dispute: The talks were scheduled to have finished last night, but were expected to overrun into the weekend as the 192 nations failed to reach an agreement on crucial points . UK representative: Britain alone has a team of 45 negotiators at the summit, including Liberal Democrat energy secretary Ed Davey (above) Instead the huge negotiating complex, built from scratch in the Peruvian capital, has been run on dirty diesel generators. Organisers had planned to draw power from Peru’s national grid, half of which is fed by green hydroelectric power. ‘We worked to upgrade transformers and generators but for some reason it didn’t work,’ said Mr Alvarez. Huge temporary structures were built on empty fields the size of 11 football pitches behind Peru’s army’s headquarters. Concrete was laid, plumbing installed and more than 300 buses hired to transport negotiators to the venue. Japan had donated 121 electric and hybrid vehicles for the summit – but they have been nowhere to be seen in Lima. ‘Unfortunately, most didn’t arrive,’ Mr Alvarez said, blaming shipping bureaucracy. The thousands of flights, from delegates across the world, has produced 30 per cent of the estimated total. Some 6,817 civil servants and politicians, 1,025 UN officials, 3,630 green activists and 1,060 journalists registered for the summit. The carbon emissions of the UK delegation to Lima are estimated at 220 tonnes. Mass attendace: Some 6,817 civil servants and politicians, 1,025 UN officials, 3,630 green activists and 1,060 journalists registered for the summit . Each British official attending has carbon footprint of 4.9 tonnes over the 12 days in flights and hotel rooms – it would take the average UK citizen more than seven months to produce the same amount. Mr Alvarez insisted 100 per cent of the emissions would be offset by Peruvian forestry schemes which would absorb carbon dioxide. Benny Peiser, director of the Global Warming Policy Forum, a climate-sceptic think tank, said: ‘UN climate meetings are the most lucrative and most attractive perks for the tens of thousands of green bureaucrats and climate activists who are travelling around the world while telling others to curtail their carbon footprint. ‘It’s a wandering circus of champagne greens to the most outstanding beauty spots and most luxurious hotels on earth.’ Negotiators are trying to reach a global agreement on how to slow the pace of climate change, to replace the disastrous 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which was ignored by major powers including the US. Diplomats have been trying to build bridges ever since, with the aim of signing a final treaty in Paris in December 2015. They hoped to have a draft agreement in place by yesterday afternoon, with a firm roadmap expected as to how each country would commit to taking action over the coming months. But the talks stalled as nations bickering about the scope and extent of the pledges. A key hurdle is a bitter divide between rich and poor nations. US Secretary of State John Kerry called for poorer nations to step up and take responsibility for the problem . Many developing countries say the West should bear responsibility for taking more action on climate change because they industrialised earlier and have been polluting the atmosphere for longer. US Secretary of State John Kerry called for poorer nations to step up and take responsibility for the problem. ‘We simply don’t have time to sit around going back and forth about whose responsibility it is to act,’ he told the summit. ‘Pretty simple, folks - it’s everyone’s responsibility, because it’s the net amount of carbon that matters, not each country’s share.’ Britain and the US want the pledges to contain transparent details about how much each country plans to reduce their emissions. But China and Saudi Arabia rejected the call for public scrutiny – and said only Western nations should have to produce detailed information about their pledges. Mr Davey told the Mail last night: ‘It is important that we are the toughest, toughest negotiators. People need to know that when Paris concludes next year that there is a set of rules of governance structure which will force every country to adhere to them. ‘Yes we are going to play tough, because I think we have to.’ The cost of the trip to UK taxpayers is estimated to be between £300,000 and £400,000. A spokesman for the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat said: ‘The UN like many organizations and businesses use video conferencing and other communications technologies to “meet”. But no one has yet found a really credible alternative to face to face intergovernmental negotiations.’ A spokesman for the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change said: ‘The size of the delegation is consistent with that in previous years. ‘Climate change is among the world’s most complex international negotiations - our delegation is an example of efficiency in engaging in such a huge and important process.’" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Talks in Lima have produced more than 50,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide .\nMore than emissions produced by all of Sierra Leone over same 12 days .\nSummit is to produce legally-binding treaty on reducing greenhouse gases ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Liam Andrews, 17, from Stockton-on-Tees, died from a brain haemorrhage caused by a sneezing fit . A teenager collapsed and died from a brain haemorrhage after having a sneezing fit. Liam Andrews, 17, had a seizure at his home in Stockton-on-Tees after sneezing six times in quick succession. His mother Suzanne, 35, rang an ambulance when he started vomiting and rolling around in pain, but he died four days later in hospital. Ms Andrews said: 'Liam came downstairs in the morning complaining of a headache and saying he had just sneezed six times in a row. 'I thought it was nothing serious at first and I told him I would get him some paracetamol but then he got poorly very quickly. 'Initially he was saying \"my head hurts, my head hurts\", then he started being sick. 'His eyes were going back and forward and he was rolling around in pain. 'He couldn’t work his hands. 'I gave him a glass of water but he threw it over himself as he was so hot. 'He was so hot I couldn’t touch him, then he started to fit. Suzanne Andrews, mother of Liam, said she was proud of her son after he had donated his organs . 'I was extremely worried, I rang an ambulance and they were here within minutes.' He was rushed to the emergency department of University Hospital of North Tees before being transferred to the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough. Mr Andrews underwent surgery to remove a clot on his brain and spent four days in critical condition in intensive care. Liam Andrews and his brother Elliott. Liam's organs were donated helped save six lives . His mother said: 'I didn’t see him again for hours. I felt numb, shocked and empty. 'I was just watching the clock ticking. 'I could not think of anybody else but Liam. Fortunately I have a lot of friends who helped look after my other children.' Mr Andrews eventually died on his younger brother's 12th birthday last June. His mother said: 'I was shocked and devastated when he passed away. 'I never would have imagined that something as simple as a few sneezes could kill a healthy young boy. 'I couldn’t believe it, there was nothing to indicate that something like this would happen. 'I asked for a specialised post mortem and it came back that he was absolutely fine. 'It is usually more common for this kind of thing to happen in people over the age of 40, not in someone so young and fit. 'I don’t think there was anything anybody could have done to save Liam. 'It could have happened at any time or any day. 'I am just thankful that I was there to try and help and he wasn’t by himself.' Since his death, Liam’s heart, liver, pancreas and kidneys have been donated to help save the lives of six other people. Ms Andrews, whose other children are Amy, 17, Elliott, 12, Erin, nine, Lewis, three, and Evie, one, said: 'Of course I am amazingly proud of Liam for making the decision to become an organ donor. 'Just six months before his death Liam was telling me you should be prepared to donate organs if you are willing to receive, then six months later we were fulfilling his wishes. Mr Andrews' family - Elliott, Lewis, Suzanne with Evie, Erin and Amy - donated funds raised at his funeral to a Down's syndrome charity . 'Liam was very sensitive and loving, he was a real character. 'I could have mature conversations with him but he was still young and liked to get himself into mischief. 'I would never have swapped him for the world.' At his funeral, Ms Andrews asked for donations to the Education Centre for Children with Down's syndrome (ECCDS) - a charity which helps his Elliott, who has Down’s syndrome. The collection raised more than £500 and the charity paid tribute to Mr Andrews by presenting a series of prizes in his honour at its annual World Down's Syndrome Awareness Day celebration. Because of the violent nature of a sneeze and the strain it puts on the human body, people can die from a sneeze that triggers a pre-existing condition - such as a blood clot or a fracture. However, they can also die from the pressure that builds up in the brain, with no pre-existing conditions, although these cases are incredibly rare. One of the only other documented cases happened when a Cornwall father died in 2009 from haemorrhage and a heart attack caused by a violent and heavy sneeze. His sneeze caused a subdural haematoma  - trauma to the brain, but doctors detected no fractures or trauma caused the sneeze to be worse." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Liam Andrews, 17, from Stockton-on-Tees, sneezed six times in a row .\nImmediately afterwards he had a fit, followed by a brain haemorrhage .\nHe was rushed to hospital and underwent emergency surgery .\nDespite desperate efforts of surgeons, he died four days later .\nLiam's organs were donated and helped save six people's lives ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A disturbed young man has shocked North America after he tried to kill himself by setting his room on fire while 200 people watched on an online messageboard. The 20-year-old, who identified himself only as 'Stephen', announced on the anonymous 4chan website that he intended to commit suicide and broadcast the event for others to see. Disturbingly, scores of online users signed up to watch the suicide attempt and helped the man to set up the video stream for the 'an hero' - online slang for suicide attempt. Tragic: 'Stephen', 20, allegedly tried to kill himself on 4chan about 7pm Saturday night . Horrific: 'Stephen' posted this note on 4chan explaining why he was trying to commit suicide . After 200 users had signed up to his . video stream, 'Stephen' swallowed a handful of pills and drank vodka lighting a fire in the corner of his room about . 7pm on Saturday. He retreated under his bed as smoke appeared to billow around him. 4chan is an imageboard website allowing users to post anonymously. 'As an oldf*g who’s been on 4chan since 2004, I thought I would finally give back to the community in the best possible way,' he wrote on the notorious imageboard. 'I am willing to an hero [commit suicide] on cam for you all. 'All that I request is for you guys to link me to a site where I am able to stream it for you guys.' 'Stephen', using the name 'LOLdoge', set up a camera to film his suicide attempt . Strange community: 200 viewers watched as Stephen's room filled with smoke and firefighters pulled him from the room . The Daily Dot reported another user set up a . video chatroom on streaming website Chateen which 'Stephen' joined. 'Stephen' used the username LOLDoge, a reference to a meme featuring a photo of a Shiba . Inu dog that is popular on 4chan. With . 200 viewers - the maximum allowed on Chateen - watching him and even . more trying to get in, Stephen downed booze and pills before setting his . room alight. As the camera rolled, he crawled under the bed where he typed: '#imdead #omgimonfire' and 'I’m f*ck3d'. The troubling video, still available online, shows firefighters pulling him out of the smokey room. A number of viewers disturbingly encouraged 'Stephen' during his suicide attempt, while others clamored to view the horrific scene. One wrote: 'Let's all of us use his photo as wallpaper for one week. He's doing it.' Another who was frustrated at not being to watch the suicide attempt because the chat room was full wrote: 'Leave someone so we can join.' Another anonymous user wrote: 'PROVIDE PICS ROOM IS FULL DAMN IT.' As 200 viewers watched, 'Stephen' ingested pills and vodka, lit a fire with his toaster and hid under his bed . The disturbing video captured the moment firefighters pulled 'Stephen' out of the smokey room. It is not known whether he is still alive . A spokeswoman for the University of Guelph confirmed that the incident took place on campus. She told Mailonline that the troubled man's mother was at his hospital bedside and was 'not in a good place psychologically'. 4chan has been described as 'one of the darkest corners of the web' and 'the rude, raunchy underbelly of the internet' The . website, a series of chatrooms and picture sharing boards, was designed . by New Yorker Christopher Poole when he was just a teenager . It . started out as a place to discuss manga but quickly turned into a more . controversial chat-room where users under the cloak of anonymity seem to believe . nothing is beyond mockery . Members have no issue making light of tragedy: Openly taunting suicide victims, their families and laughing at the reaction to fake death rumors they put about the internet . Users have also taken responsibility for hacking other sites - including famously Sarah Palin's private email . The /b/ board is said to be the most popular page on the site and coincidentally home to its most sickening material . It often includes pornography and vicious bullying . The term 'an hero' - used to discuss suicide on the site - is a good example of how vile users can become . Spotting a grammatical error on the memorial page for seventh . grader Mitchell Henderson, who shot himself in the head with his parents' rifle in 2008, 4chan users thought the typo more worthy of interest than the tragic death . They began to bombard the boards with images and messages mocking Mitchell's death and the people mourning him which even led to prank phone calls being made to his parents . Several other bullying victims and mourning families have complained of similar treatment by the site . Hannah Smith who killed herself after months of cyber-bullying was one such victim as was Natasha MacBryde . The site can at times claim responsibility for some good deeds. On . one occasion the community tracked down a man who posted videos of . alleged cat abuse which led to his arrest . She added: ‘A fire was reported at 7.40 on Saturday evening and fire and police responded. The fire was put out and they found the injured student. ‘The damage was confined to the student’s residence but students were evacuated as a precaution. 'We were suspicious the fire had been started by the student but the police began investigating. 'When videos started circulating yesterday (Sunday) meetings were called with university staff and students and counsellors brought in to be available to any students as obviously it’s a disturbing situation. ‘We are also advising students not to watch or share the video. We’re trying to take it down but it’s on so many guerrilla sites it’s almost impossible to do that.’ Brenda Whiteside, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs told MailOnline: ‘We haven’t been able to speak to the student yet. He’s in hospital and he’s going to be okay. 'He can’t talk to anyone at the moment. His mum is with him and we may be able to talk to him in the next day or two. He’s going to be in a fragile state. We’re respecting his privacy and need to recover with the interest it’s a difficult balance.' According to the Guelph Mercury, the victim was rushed to hospital with 'serious but non life-threatening injuries' caused by smoke inhalation. Two staff members were also taken to hospital but were later released. 120 students were evacuated and 42 remain out of their rooms as the investigation continues. They are now being put up in temporary accommodation. An anonymous user posted their own account of the incident, claiming 'Stephen' had taken prescription drugs in his dorm room, cheated on his girlfriend, was disowned by his parents and 'in debt for useless degree'. 'Stephen' has quickly become the subject of cruel taunts and jokes on the messageboard, being dubbed 'Toaster Steve'. For confidential support call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or see www.samaritans.org. For confidential support in the U.S., call the National Suicide Prevention Line on 1-800-273-8255." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "A 20-year-old man studying at Ontario's University of Guelph tried to kill himself live on 4chan .\n4chan is an imageboard website allowing users to post anonymously .\n'Stephen' lit a fire as 200 people watched on a live video stream .\nFootage shows him being pulled out by firefighters .\nThe student is in a serious but non-life threatening condition with his devastated mother at his bedside .\nThe University is now trying to stop fellow students watching the live footage ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Defence chiefs fear plans for two giant wind turbines could allow enemy jets to evade radar as their own fighter plans would confuse them as threats. Officials at the Ministry of Defence say the 115ft (35-metre) towers are so big they could look like planes on monitoring equipment. The MOD say radar could classify the turbines as a threat - automatically sending in fighter jets to investigate and allowing real enemies to sneak in. A wind turbine could interfere with the Ministry of Defence radar system . They say if approved the green energy devices, in Cornwall, would confuse computer systems designed to protect the UK - and don't want them put up. Plans for the turbines have been submitted by Richard and Ian Lobb, who want to install the 50kW towers on their neighbouring farms in St Ewe, Cornwall. But their application prompted a written objection from the MoD which warned the installation would cause 'unacceptable interference' to an air traffic control (ATC) radar 30 miles away in Wembury, Devon. Radar operators have to treat any unidentified object as a genuine threat - and could even have to scramble fighter jets to investigate. Their objection said: 'Wind turbines have been shown to have detrimental effects on the performance of MoD ATC radars. Radar operators have to treat any unidentified object as a genuine threat - and could even have to scramble fighter jets to investigate the turbines . 'These effects include the desensitisation of radar in the vicinity of the turbines, and the creation of 'false' aircraft returns which air traffic controllers must treat as real. 'The desensitisation of radar could result in aircraft not being detected by the radar and therefore not presented to air traffic controllers.' MoD chiefs said controllers relied upon accurate radar readings to distinguish between military and civilian aircraft. Their letter added: 'The creation of \"false\" aircraft display on the radar leads to increased workload for both controllers and air crews and may have a significant operational impact. 'Furthermore, real aircraft returns can be obscured by the turbine's radar returns, making the tracking of conflicting, unknown aircraft much more difficult.' The wind farm proposal has also provoked opposition from locals who say the towers will be a blot on the picturesque Cornish landscape. Graham Chaplin, who owns a smallholding near the proposed site, has collected signatures of 109 villagers calling on Cornwall Council to reject the plan. He said: 'The turbine will really be right on top of us. It's so close that we are going to suffer from noise pollution. 'But what's more worrying is that there is a public safety issue with these turbines. 'The MoD clearly says that operators cannot assume that it's just the wind turbine. They have to deal with it as if it was a real problem.' Cornwall Council is due to report back on the application by May 13. A spokeswoman said the council does not comment on undecided applications." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Officials at the Ministry of Defence say .\nthe 115ft towers are so big they could look like planes on .\nmonitoring equipment ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The most senior judge in England and Wales has rejected calls for specialist courts to deal with cases of child sexual exploitation but judges will be handpicked by a specialist panel . Sex offence trials involving vulnerable children are to be conducted by a team of specially vetted judges, the Lord Chief Justice said yesterday. The small group of highly experienced judges will also undergo ‘bespoke training’ to help protect weak and exposed child witnesses, Lord Judge said. His decision to introduce tighter restrictions on the list of judges who can run the most sensitive and potentially brutal sexual exploitation cases was sent to MPs on the Home Affairs Select Committee, who expressed concerns recently over the way some trials were conducted. The move follows deepening alarm at the treatment of children by lawyers and judges in cases involving paedophilia charges and alleged sex gangs. Lord Judge said the new rules will apply to the choice of judges who sit in serious sex cases in which one of the witnesses is regarded as ‘significantly vulnerable’ and is expected to give evidence ‘in circumstances that call for especially sensitive handling’. The system will also operate in cases that involve a number of defendants and are expected to go on for more than ten days. Judges in such cases are already chosen from a list of trained and experienced judiciary who are supposed to be versed in methods of stopping defence lawyers from subjecting child witnesses to ‘oppressive’ cross examination. But Lord Judge told committee . chairman Keith Vaz that while he thought the system worked ‘extremely . well’, he accepted that there were a ‘very few cases in which valid . criticisms have been made of the treatment of vulnerable witnesses’. The move is in response to concerns about how young people are cross-examined during cases . Under the new system, judges will be . on the sex case list only if they have been approved by the Presiding . Judge, who is in charge of a regional circuit of courts, and the . Resident Judge, who is the chief judge at the Crown Court involved. The Senior Presiding Judge, Lord . Justice Gross, will have final approval of ‘the limited number of judges . who are likely to be selected to try these cases’. A judge will be picked from the list for each case that qualifies. There will also be bespoke training . from the Judicial College, the body responsible for training judges and . providing guidelines on how to conduct trials. This will ‘focus . particularly on how best to conduct trials involving significantly . vulnerable witnesses, as well as addressing the undoubted difficulties . posed by multi-defendant trials’. Lord Judge also promised updated . guidelines on how to conduct trials and named three senior judges who . will try to find ways of protecting children who give evidence. Judge Peter Rook QC, who earlier this . year gave life sentences to five Oxford men who abused girls as young . as 11, will act  as mentor to judges on the sex case list. Judge Sally . Cahill QC will take part in Whitehall talks on fighting child sex abuse, . and Deputy Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot is already running a scheme . to try to ensure cases with very young witnesses come quickly to trial. But Lord Judge rejected the idea of . sending child sex trials to special courts. He said that could have . unintended consequences, including high expense and long waiting times . because of the limited numbers of courtrooms, judges and court staff. A victim was abused by a gang of Asian men from the age of 13 then had to endure a harrowing cross-examination in front of her abusers in court (picture posed by model) By Michael Seamark . She was a damaged and vulnerable teenage girl, who had been ‘passed around and used as meat’ by a gang of Asian men since she was 13 years old. Then she had to spend 12 days in the witness box, facing cross-examination from defence barrister after defence barrister, until she finally broke down. Her friend, who was also sold for sex by the men, had an even more horrifying experience, and ended up sobbing as she gave evidence. Jurors were visibly angry and dismayed at the aggressive tactics of one particular  lawyer. Another barrister walked out of court in disgust. Their appalling treatment, in a case that critics say shamed British justice, prompted yesterday’s moves to provide child victims of sex abuse with greater protection in criminal trials. The girls gave evidence in two trials, and at both they were cross-examined by barrister Mohammed Tayyab Khan. In the summer of 2011, seven men from  Telford went on trial at Stafford Crown Court accused of turning young white girls into ‘sexual commodities’, who were trafficked and sold to dozens of men. Among the defendants was Ahdel Ali, who was represented by Mr Khan. In the original trial the first girl, by now aged 18, was cross-examined by a succession of defence lawyers. Some of them challenged her evidence in a methodical way but others were far less restrained. During aggressive questioning, Leicester-based Mr Khan accused her of ‘telling lies’, giving ‘phoney evidence’ and being a ‘very dishonest girl’. He even asked her whether she repented her ‘sins’. Next the girl’s friend, now aged 19, gave evidence. Mr Khan accused her of being ‘very wicked’ and making ‘false and malicious allegations’. He then went on to question her about an incident unconnected to the men on trial.When she was 13, she had confided in her mother that she was being sexually abused by her stepfather. Her mother called the police and the girl initially gave a detailed statement. But, as she explained to the jury, she withdrew it a day later because she was concerned about the impact on her mother. At times shouting at the girl, Mr Khan used it to argue that her evidence in court could not be trusted. His method was to force the sobbing teenager to read statement containing her original allegations against her stepfather out loud. The girl was distraught, jurors were shaking their heads, and concerned Judge Robin Onions asked whether it was necessary. Mr Khan said it was. After more complaints he agreed to read out lines from the statement himself, but the teenager’s distress continued. The trial eventually collapsed and was split into a series of retrials. Twelve months later, the second trial of the Crown v Ahdel Ali began at the same court with a new judge, Patrick Thomas QC, in charge. Judge Thomas made his opinion of the conduct of the original trial clear. ‘The way things went last time is just so wrong that we should all be ashamed that our justice system allowed it,’ he said. The two girls were again witnesses but Mr Khan’s questioning took a different course. Before Mr Khan cross-examined the second girl the judge warned him that he would not be allowed to repeat the distress caused at the previous trial. He rebuked the barrister when he attempted to delve into the incident involving the girl’s stepfather. The judge asked him: ‘Is it difficult for you to understand that she finds all this troublesome and embarrassing and it has nothing to do with the case?’ At the end of the second trial, Mr Khan’s 25- year old client was found guilty of rape, 11 counts of sexual activity with a child, inciting child prostitution,  inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and meeting a child after sexual grooming. Ali was jailed for 18 years. Mr Khan has said that he was doing his professional duty." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Senior judges will have to approve the trial judge for all serious sex cases .\nResponse to concerns about how young people are cross-examined .\nHowever, Lord Chief Justice rejected calls for specialist centres .\nWrote to Keith Vaz saying specialist courts would increase waiting times ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A woman was found guilty of culpable negligent manslaughter Friday for referring another woman to a transgendered phony nurse for illicit silicone buttocks injections that prosecutors say killed her in 2012. Natasha Stewart, of suburban Memphis, Tenn., was found guilty Friday in Jackson, Miss., in the death of 37-year-old Karima Gordon of Atlanta, who prosecutors say died at the hands of Morris Garner, who now refers to herself as Tracey Lynn Garner after gender reassignment surgeries. Ms Stewart had been charged with 'depraved-heart' murder, defined as a 'callous disregard for human life' resulting in death, which carries a maximum penalty of life in prison, and conspiracy to commit murder, but was found guilty of lesser charges. Guilty: Natasha Stewart, also known as Pebbelz Da Model was found guilty of culpable negligent manslaughter in the death of an Atlanta woman who received illicit silicone buttocks implants in 2012 . Jurors ultimately also convicted Ms Stewart of conspiracy to commit culpable negligent manslaughter. She faces up to 20 years in prison for each charge. A sentencing date has not yet been set. The former adult entertainer showed little emotion when the verdict was read. She was found not guilty on the charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Authorities say Stewart, also known as Pebbelz Da Model, took $200 for referring Ms Gordon to the alleged injector and falsely represented that the injector was a nurse. Miss Garner faces life in prison for her role in the scheme. Ms Gordon died only days after the silicone used in the faulty injected found its way into her lungs. Ms Stewart testified Friday that Ms Gordon was insecure about her body and wanted help fixing previously botched buttocks enhancements. Ms Stewart said she connected Ms Gordon with Miss Garner to help her out, not for money, but she said Ms Gordon insisted on paying her the finder's fee. Dead: Karima Gordon died in 2012 after receiving the faulty buttocks implants . Phony nurse: Tracey Lynn Garner, formerly known as Morris Garner, is charged injecting the silicone that eventually killed Ms Gordon . In court: Ms Stewart and co-counsel Kevin Camp listen Friday as the prosecution address the jury . Stewart also testified that she thought the woman performing the injections at a Jackson house was indeed a registered nurse and had gotten the injections herself more than 20 times over seven years. 'She told me that she was an RN,' Ms Stewart testified. Miss Garner is charged with depraved-heart murder in the deaths of Ms Gordon and another woman, Marilyn Hale of Selma, Ala. She has pleaded not guilty. Her trial is scheduled for March. Emails introduced Friday in Ms Stewart's case showed that Ms Gordon was a fan of the entertainer's and was persistent in asking for help to get buttocks injections at least as far back as 2010. The two were introduced by another woman known only as 'pebbles.' 'I won't give up my mission to ultimately achieve a tastefully great butt enhancement,' Ms Gordon wrote in one of the messages. HIs honor: Hinds County Circuit Court Judge Bill Gowan pictured Friday prior to the verdict being read . Anglean Barber, testified Thursday that she and Ms Gordon flew to New York to meet Ms Stewart in February 2012 and that the woman later referred them to Ms Garner. Ms Barber said she and Ms Gordon wanted the same kind of buttocks enhancement that Ms Stewart had gotten with hopes of becoming models in the hip-hop industry. The two women drove to Ms Garner's house in Jackson on March 16, 2012, with plans to get the injections, Ms Barber testified. Ms Barber said she was unsettled by the supposed nurse's appearance and decided not to get the injections. Her friend Ms Gordon fell ill during the car ride back to Atlanta in the hours after the procedure. The phony nurse then told Ms Gordon to take cough syrup during a phone call asking what was wrong, according to court documents. Other lethal injections: Loretta Cheek (left) and Oneal Ron Morris were also charged with murder for fatal buttocks implant injections performed without medical licenses . A doctor testified Thursday that Ms Gordon died in a Georgia hospital on March 24, 2012, of silicone embolism in her lungs. During closing arguments, Ms Stewart's attorney, Kevin Camp, said that the jury should find his client not guilty because 'nobody knew that this situation was going to cause any imminent death.' Prosecutors, however, argued that Ms Stewart charged money and lied when she told Ms Gordon that the person performing the injections was a registered nurse. The Gordon case was one of a handful that shocked the nation over the past few years. Also charged with murder were Loretta Cheek and Oneal Ron Morris, who also provided backroom cosmetic surgical procedures that killed unwitting victims." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Natasha Stewart had been charged with 'depraved heart' murder and conspiracy to commit murder .\nShe faces as much as 40 years behind bars .\nThe victim died after silicone traveled from her buttocks into her lungs ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Tragedy: Megan White, 11, died after suddenly collapsing at school last year . A healthy 11-year-old girl suddenly collapsed at school and died just 24 hours later after suffering a rare brain haemorrhage, an inquest heard. Popular Megan White, from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, was 'merry and laughing' with her friends during the morning at All Saints’ Academy. She had even told her mother not to pick her up from school that afternoon as she was having dinner at a friend's house. But, just after lunch, she fell ill and was rushed to a nearby hospital where tests revealed she had suffered a small bleed on her brain. Avon Coroners’ Court heard Megan then suffered a second, larger, bleed when she was in the accident and emergency ward, causing her to lose consciousness. She underwent emergency surgery but did not recover from her brain injuries. An inquest into Megan’s death at Flax Bourton in Somerset was told the haemorrhage was 'rare', with experts unable to pinpoint what had caused it. Gail Elliman, deputy coroner for Avon, ruled Megan died from 'natural causes' following the tragedy in January last year. She said: 'Megan collapsed at school on January 13. She was taken to hospital where investigations showed a large bleed on her brain. 'She was transferred to Bristol Children’s Hospital where despite treatment, she died on January 14. I am sorry that the experts have not been able to make it any clearer as to why this happened. 'She died of natural causes.' Dr Margrid Shindler, a consultant in paediatric intensive care at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, told the inquest: 'While she was in the emergency department, she had a larger bleed which caused her to go unconscious and at that point she was put on a breathing machine. 'She was taken to Frenchay Hospital and underwent neurosurgery. After that, unfortunately she was still showing signs of a very severe brain injury. 'This bleed occurred in an area very deep inside the brain where even a small bleed can cause a large amount of damage. 'We probably see two cases like this a year, where people come in with a small bleed then the second bleed occurs. 'Mostly, despite our best efforts, we are unable to save these children. It is very, very sad - going from someone who is quite normal to such devastating injury.' 'The family very kindly consented for organ donation and we thank them very much for their kind gift.' Dr Craig Platt, who conducted a post-mortem examination, said he had consulted with other experts about what could have caused the haemorrhage. Sudden: She arrived 'merry and laughing' friends at All Saint's School in Cheltenham in the morning but fell ill shortly after lunch . 'It was clear that there had been quite a large haemorrhage which was the cause of death,' Dr Platt said. 'But I don’t think that we can say what the cause of this bleed was.' The cause of death was recorded as cerebral haemorrhage and raised inter cranial pressure. Speaking after Megan’s death in January last year, her parents Rebecca and Paul White, who attended the inquest, paid tribute to their daughter. Mrs White said her daughter was 'always smiling' and 'generous beyond belief'. 'She’d been happier than usual on the morning of Friday the 13th when she died. 'Her teachers and friends said she was merry and laughing. Just after lunch she fell poorly immediately and the ambulance came. 'It was instant and quick and the surgeons said she wouldn’t have known anything.' Mrs White added: 'Children seemed to gravitate to her. 'Megan was beautiful, but never vain - she always thought others were more beautiful.' The schoolgirl had been particularly good at maths and loved performing as she . was a 'bit of a drama queen'. All . Saints’ principal, Peter Kingham, said last year: 'Megan was a very popular . student who loved being part of All Saints’ Academy. Megan was bright . and cheerful and stood out as an excellent student." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Megan White died last year after falling ill at All Saint's Academy, Cheltenham .\nShe arrived at school 'happier than usual' and was 'laughing' with friends .\nBut after lunch she suddenly collapsed and died in hospital the next day .\nAvon Coroners’ Court near Bristol heard she suffered two fatal brain bleeds .\nHer parents said she was 'always smiling' and 'generous beyond belief'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "The grief-stricken friend of a murdered teenage girl was jailed today for setting fire to his home so he could be 'with her'. Devastated Luke Morgan, 22, was so upset by the rape and murder of pregnant Nikitta Grender that he torched his own house in a suicide bid. Morgan was the best friend of Nikitta, 19, who was raped and murdered by nightclub bouncer Carl Whant. Luke Morgan (left), 22, was so upset by the rape and murder of pregnant Nikitta Grender (right) that he torched his own house in a suicide bid . Cardiff Crown Court was told Morgan was so overcome with 'extreme grief' after the tragedy he set fire to his own home. He told police: 'I don’t want to be here, I just want to be with Nikitta.' Whant, 28, was found guilty of murder, rape and destroying Nikitta’s unborn baby Kelsey-May who was due just two weeks after the 2011 tragedy. The former nightclub bouncer set fire to Nikitta’s home in Newport, south Wales, to cover his tracks. He was jailed for life with a minimum tariff of 35 years in March last year. Morgan . set fire to a shoe box at the council house he shared with his mother . when he was alone in the house - but panicked and fled when the blaze . took hold. Nikitta's unborn baby Kelsey-May was due just two weeks after the 2011 tragedy . Carl Whant (pictured) was jailed for life with a minimum tariff of 35 years for the murder and rape of Nikitta . He alerted neighbours, who called the emergency services, but the family dog perished in the smoke-filled house. Consultant psychologist Dr Angela Phillips said Morgan was suffering with post traumatic stress disorder after Nikitta’s tragic murder. She said he is undergoing cognitive behavioural therapy to deal with anxiety and was on medication for depression. Morgan, from Newport, south Wales, was jailed for three years after admitting arson and being reckless as to whether life could have been endangered. Former nightclub bouncer Whant set fire to Nikitta's home in Newport, south Wales, (pictured) to cover his tracks . Judge David Wynn Morgan ruled that the public’s safety could not be guaranteed if he was released into the community. Judge Morgan said: 'The offence was committed during a period of extreme grief following the appalling murder of a very close friend. 'This was an extremely serious offence, endangering the lives of those living adjacent to his mother’s property. 'The primary concern of the court is for the public.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Nikkita Grender, 19, was raped and murdered by bouncer Carl Whant .\nHer friend Luke Morgan was so upset he torched his house in suicide bid .\nMorgan has now been jailed for three years after admitting offence ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A woman with a desire to put wrongs to right . combined with the ability to keep cool in a drama. These are the characteristics that apparently spring to a man's mind when a woman reveals she is a human rights lawyer, according to a new poll. Journalists, meanwhile, are perceived as quick-thinking, intelligent, with a sexy lifestyle. Women who are journalists and human rights lawyers are thought to be sexy do-gooders . If you're a man though, a doctor is the most attractive job: the ultimate ‘caring' profession, doctors are seen as supportive and authoritative, according to a new report on the most fanciable professions. The jobs guaranteed to bag you a partner are revealed in the Valentine's Day Dream Date survey, released by author and long-time matchmaker Mary Balfour, who's been running Britian's first personal dating agency for 30 years. Mary's annual survey, now in its 14th year, reveals the most frequently . requested professions for the perfect partner at her personal dating . agency Drawing Down the Moon. Between 1 January and 31 December last year, a female human rights lawyer and a journalist rated as the sexiest dream dates for men seeking the love of their life, whereas women seeking Mr Right were more likely to opt for a doctor, an architect or a man in another creative profession. Photography and graphic design are also good choices of professional fields to get into for attracting a man . 1. Doctor2. Architect3. Creative profession4. Furniture maker5. Film maker6. Academic7. Entrepreneur8. Graphic designer9. Environmental Scientist10. Engineer . 1. Human Rights Lawyer2. Journalist3. Website designer4. Photographer5. Marketing6. Advertising7. Events manager8. Creative9. PR10. Architect . 1. Surgeon2. Solicitor3. Company director4. Journalist5. IT6. Management consultant7. Designer8. Banker/stockbroker9. TV director10. Academic . 1. Journalist2. TV director3. Human resources4. Designer/Architect5. Property6. Academic7. Banking8. Advertising9. Doctor10. Writer . The survey suggests that modern women are looking for a mate who is in a creative or caring field rather than a . high-powered banker. And although earning power may be important when . choosing a mate, job satisfaction, authority, plus concern with the . human condition rate highly as turn-ons with both men and women. Mary and her team interviewed 615 single women (ages 24-68) and 489 single men (ages 30-72) for this year's annual report. Mary and her team at Drawing Down The Moon always do in-depth in person interviews with their clients. To be accepted for matchmaking, applicants must be educated, whether that be at University, college - or even the School of Life. Mary says they have many clients who may have side-stepped formal education but who are successful in the creative world. And they don't accept people they can't match. The team ask clients about their background, relationship history and more, and especially about the type of person they'd like to meet. The question for the survey was 'What is the most likely profession your future partner might be working in?' The descriptions below are the team's intuitive take and expert analysis based on 30 years of feedback after clients have been on a date with someone who works in the professions listed. A doctor is seen as supportive and authoritative . o The human rights lawyer combines a desire to put wrongs to right with a strong ability to keep . cool in a drama, an alluring combination with relationship appeal. o Journalists are perceived as quick thinking, intelligent, with a sexy lifestyle. o Web designers are able to think outside the box . o Often judged to be a sexy profession, photographers are able to inject visual excitement into everyday scenes . o Marketers are intelligent and challenging with broad appeal and a practical approach . o Advertising is the perfect combination of creativity plus sex appeal! o Events managers are the ultimate multi-taskers and considered to have fun + a good work/life balance. o Friendly go-getters, those in PR are people-friendly communicators. o The ultimate ‘caring' profession, the doctor is seen as supportive and authoritative. o Sensitive and artistic as well as pragmatic, architects and graphic designers are perceived as stylish and cool. o Furniture makers are perceived to be good with their hands and can turn a vision into a reality. o TV directors and film makers are perceived to have creative flair and an adrenalin-driven lifestyle! o An academic with a combination of quick thinking, curiosity and an analytic approach is always intriguing. o Environmental scientists are appreciated for caring about the future in a practical way. o Engineers make the world go round and know how to fix most things. o Those in human resources are perceived as good with people and great organisers. o TV directors are perceived to have creative flair and an adrenalin-driven lifestyle! o Banking, in spite of its recent bad press, will always have the sexy allure of being a high earning job. o Company directors are viewed as being high achievers . o Every person in IT is at least a potential ‘dot-com millionaire' with an amazing lifestyle." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Mary Balfour's personal dating agency Drawing Down the Moon's stats .\nInterviewed singles: 615 women (ages 24-68) and 489 men (ages 30-72)\nAsked 'What is most likely profession your future partner might be in?'" } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has urged his team-mates to use their disappointment at Newcastle as extra motivation for a daunting double. The Merseysiders lost 1-0 at St James' Park on Saturday as their lack of cutting edge without the departed Luis Suarez and the injured Daniel Sturridge was exposed once again. However, they have little time to lick their wounds with a Champions League trip to Real Madrid looming on Tuesday evening ahead of Saturday's visit of Premier League leaders Chelsea to Anfield. Liverpool's Jordan Henderson sees the trip to Real Madrid on Tuesday as a chance to rediscover form . Henderson told the club's official website, www.liverpoolfc.com: 'They are two big games, two games to show that we can score goals and defend better. 'We'll look forward to that still. We'll work hard during the week and put in two good performances, hopefully, against two top teams.' That, however, may be easier said than done with manager Brendan Rodgers admitting as he started to analyse an unproductive day on Tyneside that '80 per cent' of last season's goals had been taken out of his team with the absence of SAS double-act Suarez and Sturridge. Spanish striker Ayoze perez celebrates scoring the winner as Newcastle beat Liverpool 1-0 on Saturday . Newcastle celebrate after Ayoze's goal inflicted Liverpool's fourth Premier League defeat  in ten games . Liverpool enjoyed plenty of possession at St James', particularly as midfield general Steven Gerrard worked his way gradually higher up the pitch as the game wore on. However, with Mario Balotelli static and Raheem Sterling, who spent most of his afternoon wide on the right, largely becalmed by full-back Paul Dummett, home goalkeeper Tim Krul had little of note to do. Newcastle always looked the more dangerous through the pace of Gabriel Obertan, until he tore a thigh muscle 23 minutes into the game, and then substitute Rolando Aarons, Sammy Ameobi and the marauding Moussa Sissoko. But it took them until the 73rd minute to find what proved to be the winner when substitute Ayoze Perez capitalised on Alberto Moreno's hesitation on the edge of his own six-yard box to hammer the ball past helpless keeper Simon Mignolet. Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored a 17th league goal at Granada on Saturday, will look to help defeat Liverpool . The Belgium international then pulled off a superb save with his foot to deny Remy Cabella a second, but his efforts were to count for nothing in the end. Henderson said: 'It was very disappointing. We came here for confidence and to get a result and we didn't manage to do that, so we're very disappointed. 'Throughout the game, I thought we dominated the ball but we didn't really get in behind them or create many chances. 'We had one or two through Philippe Coutinho and Martin Skrtel from the corner, but overall, we're disappointed not to get something out of the game. 'I felt as though we started the game well and we quietened the crowd down, kept the ball. But the ball wasn't the problem - we were dominating the game through possession, but it was just getting into that final third and creating an opening. Henderson talks to striker Mario Balotelli, who once again struggled to make an impact at Newcastle . 'We struggled with that, so we'll have to improve on that and kick on for the next game.' That next game - Real at the Bernabeu - could hardly be any more difficult with the Spaniards having won 3-0 on Merseyside at a canter on October 22, and clear-cut chances are likely to be even more difficult to come by. However, Henderson insists that is a collective responsibility despite the growing pressure on summer signing Balotelli. He said: 'It's down to the whole team, especially the midfielders and the attackers, to make runs in behind and create lots of options and movement and combination play as well. 'I just thought we didn't do as well as we know we can, so we'll have to improve.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Liverpool put in a poor performance to lose 1-0 at Newcastle on Saturday .\nBrendan Rodgers' side face Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday before hosting Premier League leaders Chelsea this Saturday .\nJordan Henderson sees the tricky double as motivation to respond .\nLiverpool are currently 7th in the league, 12 points behind Chelsea ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "'Not acceptable': Theresa May fears relaxing visa rules for Chinese tourists could open the door to an influx of organised crime gangs . Theresa May has blocked plans to make it easier for Chinese tourists to get visas because she fears it would lead to a rise in organised crime, it has been revealed. The Home Secretary has warned that national security would be threatened and criminals would be brought in if checks on Chinese visitors were relaxed. A leaked letter from Mrs May's private secretary to the Prime Minister’s private secretary reveals her staunch opposition to the plans by Cabinet colleagues. According to the Daily Telegraph, the letter said: 'The proposal... is not acceptable to the Home Secretary for national security reasons. At Cabinet, the issue of asylum claims was discussed. 'We also face significant challenges with Foreign National Offenders and organised crime including drugs, money laundering, fraud, criminal finances, intellectual property, immigration and cyber crime.' Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has raised concerns that potential tourists are being put off visiting the UK because of the expensive and difficult visa system. He is understood to be supported by the Chancellor, George Osborne, and Business Secretary, Vince Cable. But Mrs May has rejected the proposals to let Chinese tourists apply for European and British visas at the same time as she believes their checks ‘do not match the UK decision quality’. Economic boost: Official figures show that Chinese visitors typically spend an average of £1,700 per trip to the UK . She has also pointed to figures that show 400 Chinese criminals are awaiting deportation and there were 1,000 applications for asylum from Chinese citizens last year. Official figures show that Britain is losing out on the potential income generated by Chinese visitors, who typically spend £1,700 each per trip. Around 147,000 came to the UK last year compared to 1.2million who went to France. The Home Office said last night that improvements had been made to the Chinese service, including bringing in more visa officers and introducing an online application process, but declined to comment on the letter." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Leaked letter reveals Home Secretary's opposition to Cabinet proposals ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "Meet the Tiler girls - the three sisters who are turning their brute strength into weightlifting gold. As the head of the clan, 13-year-old Rebekah is quickly making a name for herself in the sport and looks set to be one to watch at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Her trophy cabinet is bulging with more than 100 medals and prizes. But it isn't just Rebekah who holds the talent. Girl power: The Tiler sisters - (L-R): Lisa, 7, Rebekah, 13, and Sophie, 9, show off their skills at their gym in Mytholmroyd . Also on the podium are Sophie, nine, and seven-year-old Lisa, who are following in their sister's footsteps and bagging their own trophies. And even their youngest sister, four-year-old Emily, is keen not to miss out and often tries her hand at the famous 'clean and jerk' move, practising with a broom handle. Rebekah's strength became apparent when she was a baby and could lift herself up off the floor, amazing her parents Chris and Emma. The summer Olympics inspired Rebekah who, having been invited to train for Team England, and as a new member of Team GB, is well on the way to Olympic glory. Head of the clan: 13-year-old Rebekah's trophy cabinet is bulging with more than 100 medals and prizes but her sisters aren't far behind her . Rebekah, from Denholme, West Yorkshire, said: 'I go to Team GB camp weekends where we are tested. 'I'll be training with them for the next four years.' But her success doesn't come without hard work. The teenager faces a daily demanding schedule and has to stick to a strict diet. She said: 'I train three times a week for two hours at a time. And I have to keep to a strict diet, with lots of protein, eggs and spinach. 'This is very important, especially when competitions approach as you have to make sure you are within your weight category.' Following in her footsteps: Sophie, nine, and Lisa, seven, who are following in their sister's footsteps are bagging their own trophies . As well as the Olympics, Rebekah is also focusing on the Commonwealth Games in Scotland in 2014 and hopes to take part in next year's European youth championships. Speaking about the sporting opportunities, she said: 'I'm really excited. My school friends think it's great and there's a noticeboard at school showing all my achievements.' Rebekah attends special camps where her speed work and reaction times are tested. 'I just find weights really easy to lift. I like clean and jerk best,' she added. Last year, Rebekah won numerous new records, including setting a new title for the snatch and clean and jerk in the 58kg class in the British under-13 contest. Focus: As well as the Olympics, Rebekah is also focusing on the Commonwealth Games in Scotland in 2014 . In September alone, the teen, who has been praised for her technique, broke an astonishing nine British records at the National Weightlifting Bergson Trophy in Myetholmroyd, including two at under-15 level set by Britain's best known female weightlifter Zoe Smith. Rebekah has now moved up to the 69kg body-weight class, and smashed 47 British and regional records, in under 14, 16, 18, 20 and senior categories. She often outclasses contestants far older than herself. In the British under-20 and under-23s category, she set new Northern Weightlifting records in her class. But Rebekah's sisters are firmly following in her footsteps and each one recently won their weight category, taking home three gold trophies. Keen sportswoman: Rebekah's weightlifting interest began when she was just a baby when she would lift herself up, amazing her parents . Keen: Four-year-old sister Emily is keen not to miss out and often tries her hand at the famous 'clean and jerk' move, practising with a broom handle . Sophie is the British schools' champion for her group. Rebekah added: 'I was about five when I started lifting weights. My dad used to bodybuild and I would copy him.' Chris, who is still involved in bodybuilding, advises his daughter, and Emma provides refreshments at competitions. Emma said: 'We are usually away every weekend. Bodybuilding has taken over our lives but we love it and really enjoy it. Family support: Mother Emma says she and her husband are 'really proud' of their daughters . 'We are really proud of Rebekah and her sisters. We get nervous but sometimes I'm shaking as I watch. 'I know Rebekah's trained and won't drop the weight but it is nervewracking.' With so many titles to her name, Rebekah's Olympic future looks hopeful. She said: 'I'm very excited about it. I really love it and I've met so many nice people too.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Eldest sister Rebekah Tiler, 13, has more than 100 medals and trophies .\n2012 Olympics inspired Rebekah .\nwho is now a member of .\nTeam GB .\nSisters Sophie, 9, and Lisa, 7, are also in training to be weightlifters .\nEven their four-year-old sister wants to join in ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "David Cameron will have to resign if Scotland votes for independence, according to some Tories amid growing fears that the Yes campaign could win this autumn’s referendum. One senior Conservative said Mr Cameron would ‘go down in history as the Prime Minister who lost the union’ and would have no choice but to quit Downing Street. It came as Tory MPs called for a law change to block Scottish voters from taking part in the 2015 general election if they back independence later this year. Senior Tories warn David Cameron could go down in history as the Prime Minister who lost the union . Votes in Scotland will have their say on independence in a referendum on September 18. Recent polls have suggested that support for going it alone is rising, with the no campaign’s lead narrowing. In a major political headache, if Scotland votes for independence it will not break away officially until 2016. It means that in theory voters north of the border will still be able to take part in the 2015 general election to choose MPs for Westminster. Senior Tories now want to ban all 59 constituencies north of the border from taking part in the general election. The move would make a dramatic difference to the outcome of the election next year, wiping out a significant section of Labour's powerbase and a sizeable number of Liberal Democrats. In May 2010 Labour won 41 seats, the Lib Dems 11, the SNP six while the Conservatives secured just one MP. First Minister Alex Salmond has been buoyed by polls showing a narrowing between the Yes and No campaigns . So far, there has been no decision on what would happen to Scotland's Westminster seats between parliamentary elections and March 2016, when it would become an independent nation, in the event of a yes vote this autumn. It is widely assumed that elections would continue as usual but Scottish MPs would then vacate their seats when links are severed. Tories believe it would unacceptable, however, for them to hold their seats while London and Edinburgh were negotiating the break-up of the UK . Scottish-born John Stevenson, who represents Carlisle, told The Times: ‘Why should the peoples of Northern Ireland, Wales and England have laws passed in this House by MPs who for all intents and purposes are about to be part of a foreign country?’ Downing Street insists Mr Cameron is focussed on winning the referendum to keep Scotland in the UK, so the issue will not arise. But privately many Tories believe his position will be untenable if voters back independence. A minister said: ‘It would be very difficult because he would go down in history as the Prime Minister who lost the union.’ A No 10 source said: ‘The Prime Minister is focused on making the case for Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom.’ A record 4.1million Scots are now registered to vote as more people sign up to take part in the independence referendum. The . figure is almost 60,000 more than in December 2012 and has been fuelled . by 16 and 17-yearolds who are not eligible to take part in General or . Scottish elections but can do so in the referendum. Around 92,000 out of a possible 120,000 young Scots have signed up. The . figures have been compiled by the Electoral Commission's 15 Scottish . electoral registration officers (EROs), following an annual canvas of . voters between October 2013 and March 2014. The . deadline to register to vote in the independence referendum is . September 2, 2014. Andy O'Neill, head of the Scotland office at the . Electoral Commission, said: 'The snapshot provided by the publication of . the electoral registers gives an indication of the hard work already . put in by electoral registration officers, but that hard work doesn't . stop now. 'The EROs will . continue to encourage as many people who are eligible to register to . take action and get themselves registered before the September 2 . deadline, in order to take part in the referendum. 'The . commission will support EROs activities by launching a public awareness . campaign in the summer, reminding people that the only way to vote at . the referendum is to be on the register.'" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Narrowing of opinion polls heap pressure on David Cameron .\nSenior Tories warn he could go down in history as PM who lost the union .\nCalls from Conservative MPs to act ahead of general election in 2015 .\nIf Scots back independence they could still send MPs to Westminster ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A Chilean television channel has come under fire after a broadcasting the moment when a teenage boy was shot dead by police. The 16-year-old boy had stolen a car in San Bernardo, south Chile, and a policeman on motorcycle chased him down the road and shot him. Viewers have hit out at both the local TV channel and police, who, they say, crossed the line when they shot the young boy. Scroll down for video . Fatal:  Video shot on a policeman's helmet camera shows the moment an officer shoots a teenage car thief . Police officials have defended the fatal shooting, saying the teenager had already run over and injured one person, and was threatening to cause further injury and therefore needed to be stopped. Defending the officer on the motorcycle who fired the killing shots, they added that there was no way of knowing the boy was just 16. The teenager had earlier stolen the car and was being chased by police officers on motorbikes when he became stuck in a traffic jam. When the young man saw the armed officers tried to break through the glass of the car, he had smashed the vehicles in front of him out of the way running over another rider and continuing on his wrecking spree. A police spokesman said: 'As a result of the threat to other drivers, the police officer decided to use his gun to eliminate the threat.' High-speed chase: Police in Chile followed a stolen car down the highway after which one officer shot and killed the 16-year-old driver . Defence: Officials have defended the fatal shooting, saying the teenager had already run over and injured one person, and was threatening to cause further injury and therefore needed to be stopped . The video was recorded on the police officer's helmet camera, and shows him asking the driver to stop the vehicle several times. The police officer is then seen firing his handgun repeatedly at the driver's side of the car before rushing over. The camera then films the bloodstained teenager lying slumped forward and not moving. The 16-year-old was still alive when ambulance arrived, but later died in hospital. The video was broadcast on a show called 'Criminal Gangs', where it quickly went viral after being shared on social networks." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Moment police shoot and kill 16-year-old shown on TV in Chile .\nThe teen had stolen a car and was being chased by policemen .\nPolice defend shooting saying teen could have caused harm ." } ]

[ { "from": "system", "value": "You are a summarization AI. Provide a succinct and relevant summary of the provided text." }, { "from": "human", "value": "A 10-year-old boy needed extensive plastic surgery after being left with horrific facial injuries when a jet ski crashed into his head. Daniel Clamens was enjoying a banana boat ride with his friend on Al Mamzar boat beach in Dubai when the pair were thrown into the sea. The jet ski, which was allegedly being ridden by an off-duty policeman, crashed into the child's face before continuing its journey. Struck: Daniel Clamens, aged 10 at the time of the incident, was struck in the face by a jet ski after falling into the water on Dubai's Al Mamzar beach, pictured, in 2011 . Arrests: Sharjah Police arrested a 23-year-old Emirati policeman from Dubai and his cousin with a jet ski attached to their Nissan Patrol - they have been charged with mistakenly injuring the child (stock image) The child, who was aged 10 when the incident occurred in June 2011, was left with a 15cm scar across his head and fractures to his cheek and eye socket. Daniel was only saved when his 13-year-old neighbour Peter, who he was on the boat ride with, turned him over and dragged him back to the boat. A family friend, known as JP, who was driving the boat then lifted the heavily bleeding child out of the water before calling an ambulance. The jet ski rider is understood to have sped off, before briefly returning. JP said: 'He raised his hands and covered his face in a . gesture indicating that a grave mishap had happened.' The jet skier then left once more before the ambulance arrived. Daniel was in Dubai with his father Roberto, a commercial pilot, older brother Bryan and his mother. Sharjah Police arrested a . 23-year-old Emirati policeman from Dubai and his cousin as they headed . towards the emirate with a jet ski attached to their Nissan Patrol. Injuries: The child was rushed to Rashid Hospital's Intensive Care Unit after the incident, in which he was left with a 15cm scar across his head and fractures to his cheek and eye socket . They were both charged with . mistakenly injuring the child and with violating regulations governing . sea vessels by not registering the jet ski. After the incident, Daniel was rushed to Rashid Hospital's Intensive Care Unit . where the wound on the left side of his face was treated and a metal plate was inserted into his face. After surgery he was unable to close his left eye and could only open his mouth minimally. He was flown back to the US where he was treated at Miami Children's Hospital. Surgeons performed five procedures on the child, including the repositioning of his eye and the removal of the implant fitted in the previous surgery. Doctors told the family that one of the bones had been misplaced and the previous reconstruction had been incorrect. The . policeman denied the charges during prosecution interrogations, claiming he had not entered Dubai waters. 'I'm only guilty for violating . regulations regarding the jet ski,' he said, according to . prosecution records. 'When my cousin and I were in the sea, we reached . the Dubai side and saw many coastguard patrols. I thought the shore must . have been shutdown for some reason and told my cousin we should return . to Sharjah waters.' The policeman was not present at a court . hearing on January 7 this year, though . his cousin arrived with a lawyer. The case has been adjourned until January 28. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article." }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Daniel Clamens was struck after falling into sea at Al Mamzar beach .\nHad been playing with friend on banana boat before being hit in the face .\nLeft with a 15cm wound and received plastic surgery in Dubai and Miami .\nPoliceman driving the jet ski with cousin accused of mistakenly causing injury ." } ]