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Chelsea Clinton Responds to Donald Trump's Threat to Embarrass Her Mom With Bill Clinton's Infidelity
Chelsea Clinton is ready for Donald Trump to start talking about things other than her family. Chelsea responded to the businessman’s threats to bring up former President Bill Clinton’s infamous infidelities at the first presidential debate in a Cosmopolitan interview, published Tuesday.
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Kim Kardashian posts topless photo after narrowly avoiding serial prankster
The reality TV star, 35, didn’t appear bothered by her run-in with Vitalii Sediuk as she shared the image on Twitter with the caption: “Parisian Vibes”.
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Zoe Ball’s boyband toyboy says there’s ‘no way’ she’d stay faithful
Remember when Zoe Ball was caught snogging a fresh-faced boyband singer in a club last year? Well, 23-year-old TayTay Starhz certainly does – he was the man in question, after all – and he’s rather unhelpfully waded into the almighty fallout following Zoe’s separation from DJ Normal Cook. 53-year-old Norman gave his missus the benefit of the doubt on that occasion, which Zoe, 45, dismissed as a “silly moment”.
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Oxford schoolgirl, 14, abducted with a 'hug' then raped
The girl, dressed in her school uniform, was taken by two white men driving a silver car at around 8.25am on Wednesday morning. Detective Superintendent Chris Ward said it was not clear whether the teenager escaped her attackers or was let go. The girl, who is said to be "extremely distressed and upset", is being cared for by specialist police officers.
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Russia sends more warplanes to Syria amid world anger at "barbarous" strikes
By Dmitry Solovyov and Ellen Francis MOSCOW/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russia is sending more warplanes to Syria to ramp up its campaign of air strikes, a Russian newspaper reported on Friday, as Moscow defied global censure over an escalation that Western countries say has torpedoed diplomacy. U.S. President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the Russian and Syrian bombing of the city of Aleppo as "barbarous", the White House said after the two leaders spoke by telephone. Fighting intensified a week into a new Russian-backed government offensive to capture all of Syria's largest city and crush the last remaining urban stronghold of the rebellion.
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‘It took me 35 years to get over boarding school’
Thirty years after I left school, I was invited back for an old girls’ event. I packed my overnight bag, kissed my husband goodbye and made the drive there from my home in Suffolk. Hours later, I was standing in my old dormitory – I’d been curious to look around – and was hit by an overwhelming desire to escape. I’d been a bit nervous to come, but nothing could have prepared me for the rush of distressing memories. I’d planned to stay at a nearby hotel, catching up with other former pupils. Instead, I got in my car and drove straight home. Walking into that dorm had uncovered feelings I’d buried for years – fear, loneliness, worthlessness. And although I was a grown woman of 46 with three children,
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Angelina Jolie was "Terrified" of Brad Pitt
As the divorce between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt continues, new information about Brad’s behavior as a parent has emerged. Angelina was reportedly terrified for her children.
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Ben Needham: Picture taken in 1991 could hold clue to whereabouts of missing toddler
Detectives searching for Ben Needham on Kos believe a photo taken at the time of his disappearance could hold a clue to his whereabouts. Police believe a tree currently growing near the farmhouse where the 21-month-old toddler was last seen in 1991 was not there at the time of his disappearance. Officers have been examining a press photograph taken at the time as part of their investigation. Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, from South Yorkshire Police, told reporters: "A photograph was taken by one of your colleagues a short time after Ben disappeared. We've been able to analyse that with the experts who are here now. "We're having a look at the area around a tree that's down at the base of the farmhouse because we believe that may not have been there at the time."
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Teen on Benefits Spends £20,000 to Look Like David Beckham With Very Mixed Results
Everyone's got a dream, and for 19-year-old Jack Johnson from Nottingham, his dream is to look like David Beckham: This guy paid $26,000 to look like David Beckham... https://t.co/Rd0Sxj9aJR pic.twitter.com/fGXDhJhHu3 — UPROXX (@UPROXX) September 28, 2016 Okay then. So far, Jack - who gets a tidy £15,000 per year in benefits - has spent a grand total of £20,000 in the pursuit of his ambition; that includes acquiring Botox, lip fillers, teeth fillers, tanning injections and now, he's after a...
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Maddy Hill was 'pleased' to leave EastEnders
Maddy Hill has admitted she was “pleased” to leave EastEnders. The 26-year-old actress was last seen in Albert Square as Nancy Carter in April after deciding to leave the BBC One soap after two years - and the blonde star admits it was an “obvious choice” to quit the programme to progress her career. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, she said: “It was really difficult in terms of my relationships and friendships, but it was an obvious choice in terms of my career progression and the character.
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Question Time audience member terms leftist Labour MP mentally ill | UK | News
The furious audience member savagely slapped down Labour MP Richard Burgon, who tried to claim Jeremy Corbyn was more in touch with the public on immigration than Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. It came after the Labour leader categorically ruled out cuts to the free movement of people at his party’s conference in Liverpool earlier this week. The audience member diagnosed hard-line Corbyn supporters as having “socialist delusion disorder” and slammed left wingers for wilfully ignoring the will of the people over immigration. He said: “Leftists are very hypocritical people. BBC “They want you to be very tolerant of their views but if you disagree with them then you are intolerant. “Under the manual
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How Klopp & Guardiola are teaching us that analysing formations is outdated
There was an awkward moment during Jurgen Klopp’s appearance on Monday Night Football when Sky Sports presenter David Jones chose a line of questioning that betrayed the tactical ignorance of English punditry. The English media is obsessed with analysing formations. Perhaps the most prominent debate of the 2016/17 Premier League season so far has been the relative merits of a 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3 at Manchester United, with pundits almost unanimous in their assumption that Paul Pogba is limited in the former and Wayne Rooney in the latter.
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Drama as Cristiano Ronaldo's £15m Private Jet Crash-Lands at Spanish Airport
A private jet owned by Cristiano Ronaldo has crash-landed at Spanish airport, El Prat in Barcelona. According to the Express, The Gulfstream G200, which is reportedly worth £15m, crashed when it’s landing gear apparently broke on impact. Emergency services had to be called to the scene and the pilot was treated for minor injuries but nobody was seriously injured. The runway was temporarily closed whilst the jet was removed. Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo was rumoured to have paid £15m for the...
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Amber Rose ‘body shamed‘ by Dancing With The Stars
Amber Rose says she felt ‘body shamed’ during her performance on Dancing With The Stars. The reality star said Julianne Hough’s comments following her dance singled her out because of her curvaceous body shape. “Last night was like, they did the commentary, and I, it was a point in the dance where I had to lift my leg up and Maks [Chmerkovskiy] dipped me & [Julianne] said, ‘Oh, I’m uncomfortable,’ and instantly I felt, I did feel body shamed,” she said.
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10 film stars who returned to regular jobs (10 photos)
One minute you’re walking the red carpet, the next you’re flipping burgers. That’s not quite where these 10 screen actors found themselves, but they did choose the real world – and a job you or we might do – over the glamour of Hollywood. Image credits: Getty, Rex_Shutterstock
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ISIS battle in Dabiq - US special forces encircle town of ancient apocalypse prophecy | World | News
According to the extremists' twisted ideology, Dabiq - a tiny town in northern Syria - will see a "major apocalyptic showdown with the armies of the infidel" that will result in the collapse of civilisation. And Turkish troops backed by American commandos are understood to be just three miles from the town. ISIS claim the battle will erupt in a field outside the small town, which in 2004 recorded a population of just 3,000 people. ISIS even named its terrorist propaganda and recruitment magazine after the settlement, which lies around six miles from the Turkish border. Jihadists believe the Prophet Mohammed remarked that "the last hour will not come" until an army vanquishes the Romans at "Dabiq
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Premier League - Paper Round: England's three-man shortlist for next manager
Eddie Howe will fight it out for the England job, Guidolin hanging on to role by a thread and Saints assistant caught up in scandal. It's Friday's Paper Round.
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EU takes Germany to court over planned road toll
The European Commission referred Germany on Thursday to the European Court of Justice over a planned road toll that it says discriminates against foreign drivers. Germany's parliament approved a law last year to introduce a road charging system that would have granted vehicles registered in Germany a corresponding deduction from their annual vehicle tax. Under the plan, approved by the German parliament in March 2015, Germany would have charged foreign drivers up to 130 euros (£112) a year to use Germany's Autobahn highways, which until now have been free.
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I Added These 4 Things to My Salad and Now I'm Not Hungry Till Dinner
I was feeling proud of being so prepared, making five mason jar salads on Sunday, but as soon as I finished my last forkful of vegetables at lunch on Monday, I was starving an hour later. Then I'd end up eating a huge snack that was as big as a second lunch. No wonder I wasn't losing weight!
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The photo that sums up the devastating impact of the Olympics on Brazil's street children
A photograph of a Brazilian child sleeping rough on a Rio de Janeiro street below banners for the 2016 Olympic Games symbolises the devastating impact of the sporting event on thousands of children and young people in the city, according to a rights group. Terre des Hommes, a network of 10 national children's rights organisations, has investigated what it claims to be violations of rights committed before and during the multi-sport event held in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro between 5 August and 21 August 2016. According to Rio City Hall's official data 22,000 families were evicted from their homes after Rio was chosen to host the Olympics, which had an official slogan of "New World".
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