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"With house prices soaring, it's not easy finding somewhere to live. And this community has thrown in the towel. Meet Seattle's rolling neighborhood of RVs, where each unassuming vehicle is a capsule home. The unusual format has been captured in a series of photographs by visual journalist Anna Erickson. Meet Bud Dodson, 57, and welcome to his home: An RV in Seattle's SoDo where he watches over the parking lot in exchange for a spot . No place like home: John Warden, 52, has turned his $200 vehicle into his home after his apartment burned down years ago . There are around 30 drivers that float in and out of this parking lot in the SoDo (South of Downtown) area of the city in Washington State. One might not notice them in the mornings as hundreds of workers in the nearby factories, such as Starbucks, park up and rush into work. But on the weekends, as the rabble flocks back to their beds, this unique group remains. John Worden, 52, has been living in his vehicle for years since his apartment burned down and he was left homeless. He told Anna his car cost $200, and doesn't drive very well. But for a home, it's just about enough. Though plan on the outside, it is a Pandora's Box inside, Anna tells DailyMail.com. 'It was scattered with trinkets that he had been collecting over the years,' she explained, 'and a pile of beer cans that he was saving to turn in for money.' For work, he panhandles while helping people find parking spaces at Safeco Field stadium, where he used to be a cook. People come and go for work in the factories nearby, but on the weekend it is just the RV-dwellers that area left . Daily life: Here Bud can be seen preparing himself a barbecue on the gravel outside his capsule home, one of about 30 in the community . Eclectic: While Bud's RV is organized and functional, John's is full of trinkets and belongings dating back years . Alongside him - most of the time - is Bud Dodson, 57. While some are forced to move about regularly, Dodson, a maintenance man, looks after the parking lot in exchange for a semi-permanent spot. His home has its own unique stamp on it. 'He had really made the RV his home and taken good care of it,' Anna described. 'It was more functional [than John's] and a cleaner space with a bed, kitchen and bathroom.' Whether organized or eclectic, however, each one is home. 'None of them seem to want to move on,' Anna said. 'It's not perfect but they seem pretty content. Move in, move out: Some have agreements to stay, but others have to keep driving around to find a spot . John works as a panhandler at Safeco Fields stadium, where he used to work as a cook . He is content with his life in between the usual confines of society . Personal: To many this may just seem like a parking lot but for these men it is a very personal space . 'Bud is very grateful, he said the parking lot owner is just such a nice guy to let him live like this.' She came across them when she stopped to ask a seemingly homeless man for directions. 'We got talking,' she said, 'and he mentioned that he lived nearby in an RV. I went round to look and there was a whole bunch of them.' Curious, she spent about two months returning to the spot, meeting with the community and building their trust. 'These RVs are their homes so it's a very personal thing,' she explained." | "Around 30 people live a floating life in Seattle's SoDo (South of Downtown) area in their RVs .
There is one parking lot in particular where the owner lets them act as watchmen in exchange for a spot to live .
Visual journalist Anna Erickson, who photographed the community, said they are just grateful to have a home ." | "00220ec77d4406741f9c017c07839ef2e76b3eab" | [
"This article discusses a unique community in Seattle's SoDo area, where individuals have turned RVs into their homes. The community, captured in a series of photographs by visual journalist Anna Erickson, consists of around 30 drivers who live in their vehicles in a parking lot. The residents, including Bud Dodson and John Warden, have created functional living spaces within their RVs, despite the challenges of their unconventional lifestyle.",
"In Seattle's SoDo, a community of 30 RV dwellers, documented by Anna Erickson, live in a parking lot near factories like Starbucks. Bud Dodson, a maintenance man, and John Warden, a former cook at Safeco Field stadium, are among the residents. Dodson watches over the lot in exchange for a spot, maintaining an organized RV, while Warden, whose apartment burned down, lives in a $200 vehicle filled with collected trinkets.",
"Anna Erickson's photos reveal a community of 30 RV dwellers in Seattle's SoDo, near Starbucks and other factories. Residents like Bud Dodson, who maintains an organized RV in a semi-permanent spot in exchange for overseeing the parking lot, and John Warden, living in a $200 vehicle filled with collected trinkets after his apartment burned down, have adapted to this unconventional lifestyle, finding contentment despite the challenges.",
"Visual journalist Anna Erickson documented a community of 30 RV dwellers in Seattle's SoDo, near factories like Starbucks. Residents include Bud Dodson, who maintains an organized RV and expresses gratitude for his semi-permanent spot, and John Warden, who lives in a $200 vehicle filled with trinkets and works as a panhandler at Safeco Field stadium. Erickson built trust with the community over two months, revealing their contentment despite their unconventional lifestyle.",
"Anna Erickson captured a community of 30 RV dwellers in Seattle's SoDo, near factories like Starbucks. Residents include Bud Dodson, who maintains a functional RV in a semi-permanent spot, expressing gratitude, and John Warden, who lives in a $200 vehicle filled with trinkets and works as a panhandler at Safeco Field stadium, where he was formerly a cook. Erickson discovered the community after a chance encounter, building trust over two months."
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"An author has claimed that 'people are ready' for his forthcoming play which stars impressionist Alistair McGowan as the disgraced paedophile Jimmy Savile. Journalist Jonathan Maitland said while there had been some shock at the drama, An Audience with Jimmy Savile, the majority of critics are eager to know when they will be able to see it. It will open in London in June, less than three years since the late comedian's depraved behaviour was exposed in a television documentary. Scroll down for video . The author of a play which sees impressionist Alistair McGowan portray Jimmy Savile has said the public is ready for it to be shown . The revelation that Savile had abused dozens of children and young women in hospitals and schools throughout the 70s and 80s sparked an enormous Scotland Yard probe into other alleged abuse. Although some lines of inquiry are still ongoing, Maitland claims now is an appropriate time to thrust the subject into the arts. In an interview with The Guardian he said: 'It has changed everything; it has changed the way we look at abuse, it has changed the way we prosecute it, it has changed attitudes towards it, the way we treat the survivors of it. 'What person would not want to explore what kicked it off?' Drawing on interview transcripts and statements provided to the police by some of Savile's many victims, the play's central role has been given to impressionist Alistair McGowan. Most often recognised for his comedic performances, Maitland said his leading actor is also 'terrific' at embodying the 'dark, nasty' elements of the story. In his popular BBC series, The Big Impression, McGowan included Savile in a bizarre comedy sketch in which he portrayed American rapper Eminem. McGowan previously portrayed the comedian in his popular series The Big Impression. In a sketch he responds to a teenage Eminem's repeated requests to appear on Jim'll Fix It . Twitter users rejected Maitland's claim the public was 'ready' for the play, describing the subject choice as 'unbelievable' Dressed in a blue and white tracksuit similar to those worn by Savile, McGowan writes to the Jim'll Fix It host to ask whether he could appear on the programme with his mother to whom he is violent. Later he impersonates Savile himself, responding: 'It would be hard to let you hurt your mum on the TV, especially at tea time.' Sinisterly, he then tells the fictional teenage Eminem that the pair could go to Alton Towers 'in a few hours' before giggling and licking his lips. Author Jonathan Maitland said people were 'ready' for the play to be shown less than three years after the abuse was exposed . Before opening to the public the play will hear findings of the Dame Janet Smith's inquiry into abuse at the BBC. While Maitland said he will be happy to adjust any contentious parts to its liking, he is confident the public, and Savile's victims, will be prepared for the drama. 'Yes it will be strange to see someone doing him for the first time, but I think people are ready.' Critics have however slammed his 'unbelievable' subject choice. One Twitter user said it was 'not quite right' to portray the scandal, while another commented: 'Why not make Fritzl the musical?', referring to the Austrian predator Josef Fritzl who imprisoned his daughter for 24 years to carry out horrific sexual abuse. John Caswell refuted Maitland's claim that the public were ready, responding: 'It's official, I am not people'. But a lawyer acting on behalf of 178 of the comedian's victims said she had met with the playwright and was satisfied the play had been produced in good taste. 'From what Jonathan has told me it will be extremely sensitive and will not in anyway undermine the seriousness of the subject ,' said Liz Dux, specialist abuse lawyer at Slater & Gordon. 'After meeting with him and discussing the project at length , I'm satisfied he will not cause offence to any of the victims . In fact some have agreed to meet with him.' An Audience with Jimmy Savile is the author's second play. His first, Dead Sheep, is being shown at the Park Theatre. Depraved: The comedian abused dozens of children and young women in hospitals, schools and television studios in the 1970s and 80s ." | "Journalist Jonathan Maitland is confident the public is prepared for drama .
An Audience with Jimmy Savile to open in June starring Alistair McGowan .
The actor is best known for his comedic impressions of celebrities .
Previously portrayed Savile in his popular BBC series The Big Impression .
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"Jonathan Maitland's play, 'An Audience with Jimmy Savile', starring Alistair McGowan, is set to open in London. The play explores the scandal of Jimmy Savile's abuse, revealed less than three years ago. Prior to its opening, the play will consider findings from Dame Janet Smith's inquiry into abuse at the BBC. Despite criticism, Maitland asserts the public is prepared for this drama.",
"Jonathan Maitland's 'An Audience with Jimmy Savile', featuring Alistair McGowan, delves into Savile's abuse scandal, informed by Dame Janet Smith's BBC inquiry. Despite Twitter users' criticism, Maitland believes the public is ready. Liz Dux, a lawyer for Savile's victims, supports the play's sensitivity. Maitland's first play, 'Dead Sheep', is currently showing at the Park Theatre.",
"Maitland's 'An Audience with Jimmy Savile', starring McGowan, explores Savile's abuse scandal, drawing from the BBC inquiry. Despite Twitter backlash, Maitland and victims' lawyer Liz Dux affirm the public's readiness. McGowan, known for 'The Big Impression', embodies Savile. Maitland's 'Dead Sheep' is playing at Park Theatre.",
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"Mamadou Sakho limped off early on in Liverpool's 1-0 FA Cup sixth round replay win over Blackburn Rovers to leave Brendan Rodgers with just two available first-team centre backs. The French defender was limping heavily and clutching his hamstring after a clearance on the edge of his own penalty area before being withdrawn after just 28 minutes at Ewood Park. Sakho was replaced by Kolo Toure, who partnered Dejan Lovren in a threadbare four-man defence with Emre Can and Martin Skrtel already unavailable. Mamadou Sakho limped off early on in Liverpool's 1-0 FA Cup sixth round replay win over Blackburn Rovers . Frenchman was limping heavily and clutching his hamstring after a clearance on the edge of his penalty area . German midfielder-cum-defender Can was serving a one match ban for a red card against Arsenal on Sunday, while Skrtel still has one game left of his three-game suspension for stamping on Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea last month. Sakho will undergo scans on Thursday to determine the extent of the injury but he is already a doubt for Liverpool's Barclays Premier League clash with Newcastle United on Monday. Rodgers, who has tended to select three central defenders before the FA Cup replay, will be hoping the 25-year-old can return to action as soon as possible. Brendan Rodgers who has tended to select three central defenders, will be hoping for a quick recovery . Martin Skrtel (left), pictured on international duty, is still missing with a suspension picked up for a stamp ." | "Mamadou Sakho limped off in Liverpool's win over Blackburn Rovers .
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"This article discusses the unfortunate event of Mamadou Sakho, a French defender for Liverpool, limping off the field during Liverpool's 1-0 FA Cup sixth round replay win over Blackburn Rovers. Sakho was seen clutching his hamstring, indicating a potential injury. The extent of the injury is yet to be determined, but it has left Liverpool's team in a precarious position.",
"Liverpool's manager, Brendan Rodgers, faces a challenge after Mamadou Sakho's hamstring injury during the 1-0 FA Cup win over Blackburn Rovers. Sakho was replaced by Kolo Toure, who joined Dejan Lovren in a depleted defence. The injury's severity is unknown, but it's a concern ahead of Liverpool's Premier League clash with Newcastle United.",
"Liverpool's manager, Brendan Rodgers, had to rely on Kolo Toure and Dejan Lovren after Mamadou Sakho's hamstring injury in the 1-0 FA Cup win over Blackburn. Emre Can and Martin Skrtel were already unavailable, with Can serving a one match ban. Sakho's injury adds to Liverpool's defensive woes ahead of their Premier League game against Newcastle.",
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"The morning after the row the night before, Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg barely exchanged a word in the first-class cabin of their Emirates flight to Dubai, en route to the next race in Bahrain. If the two Mercedes drivers are not quite on non-speaking terms, they are communicating only when they have to. While they kept quiet among themselves, both had a further say in public about the dispute that broke out after the Chinese Grand Prix. Hamilton was particularly strident saying that the difference is that he is a ‘racer’ and Rosberg is not. Lewis Hamilton (right) and Nico Rosberg have both had their say on Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix . Winner Hamilton (centre) waves to the crowd as Rosberg (left) and Sebastian Vettel shake hands . Briefly, the bones of the argument are these. Rosberg, who was beaten into second place by Hamilton, said his team-mate had been ‘selfish’ by slowing down while leading the race. It caused him (Rosberg) to be bunched up closer to the attacking Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel, whom he feared could overhaul him. Vettel did not manage to do so and finished third. The verbal spat played out at the press conference as the two protagonists sat side by side. Rosberg fumed. Hamilton smiled, seemingly happy to have riled his title rival. But it can now be revealed what happened after they finished their subsequent round of interviews in the Shanghai paddock on Sunday night. Both went through their usual engineering debriefs before being brought in one by one to meet senior Mercedes management including Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe, team principal and technical director respectively. Hamilton went in first and was in conversation with his bosses for half an hour. Rosberg for 20 minutes, now in a room illuminated by lights as darkness crept in outside. Then, more than two hours after the race had finished, Wolff was happy the team had got their story straight enough to speak to journalists. It was now 90 minutes after his scheduled press conference. Rosberg (left) was clearly angry with Hamilton in Sunday's press conference and hit out at his team-mate . The British driver (right) denied he had done anything wrong following Rosberg's accusations . Hamilton (right) backed his corner when it was claimed that he had scuppered his team-mate's race . He declared the talks ‘positive’ and cleared both his drivers of wrongdoing. Hamilton then spoke to the press under an embargo that mean his words have not appeared until now. ‘Nico didn’t try,’ he said with passion, often repeating his words for emphasis. ‘Nico didn’t try. ‘They said maybe he was just comfortable in second place and I said, “Well that’s the difference between us. I want to win always.” ‘And I would have done everything to get past today. Or at least pushed for three laps. He wasn’t quick enough. ‘This is motor racing, man. Racing. Don’t take away the fun of the racing. It’s racing. I wouldn’t have sat back two seconds to make it to the end of the stint. ‘I don’t even know what Nico’s point is. Where we are is that I just won the race today. I did the best job I could possibly have done and the team got a one-two.’ Hamilton’s explanation for slowing down is that he was running his own race and conserving his tyres as best suited him. No neutral I have spoken to within Formula One disputes the world champion’s rationale. Hamilton (centre) celebrates his win with the Mercedes team, but Rosberg (right) appears less pleased . Hamilton crosses the line to claim his second win of the season and his fourth in China . ‘Ultimately this is Formula One,’ added Hamilton. ‘I want the guy to be up my a*** if he’s got the pace to be up my a***, and putting pressure on me. And if I can’t defend it, I lose, like in Bahrain last year. I wasn’t quick enough and I did everything I could to stay ahead. And that was the greatest race ever.’ The greatest race of this young century, certainly. Both drivers are now spending a few days in Dubai before travelling to Bahrain for this year’s race on Sunday. Before leaving, and without knowing what Hamilton had said, Rosberg offered his considered version of events through his customary post-race video, on which he answered fans’ questions. One asked if he was ‘crying’ – by which the questioner meant moaning or being a poor loser. Rosberg said: ‘You say that I was crying. OK, I respect your opinion, and I’ll keep it in mind and I’ll try to show respect when it’s due going forward.’ Hamilton in front of team-mate Rosberg during Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai . Rosberg (right) speaks with Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff in Shanghai during the weekend . But why did he not push to pass Hamilton? ‘It might not be so easy to understand from the outside,’ said the German. ‘But the reason is, I did try to attack Lewis in the first stint, and it just didn’t work. All I did was destroy my tyres. ‘So in the second stint there was no point to do that again. I would have completely destroyed my tyres and Vettel could have had a really good shot at overtaking me. My only chance of winning the race anyway, or to fight Lewis, or try to overtake him, would have come at the end of the race, so that’s what I was building up to. ‘The worst part of the weekend was losing out to Lewis in qualifying. That compromised me most. And it was by just four-hundredths. That’s all down to me to be those five-hundredths quicker next time.’" | "A dispute broke out between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg on Sunday .
Hamilton finished ahead of his team-mate to win the Chinese Grand Prix .
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"Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg had a disagreement after the Chinese Grand Prix. Rosberg accused Hamilton of selfishly slowing down, causing him to be closely pursued by Sebastian Vettel. Hamilton defended his actions, stating he was conserving his tyres. Post-race, both drivers met separately with Mercedes management, including Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe, before flying to Dubai for the next race.",
"Post-Chinese Grand Prix, Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg clashed over Hamilton's race strategy. Rosberg accused Hamilton of slowing down, risking his second place to Sebastian Vettel. Hamilton defended his tyre conservation strategy. Both met with Mercedes management, including Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe, before their silent Emirates flight to Bahrain. The dispute continued at a press conference.",
"After the Chinese Grand Prix, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg disputed Hamilton's race strategy. Rosberg claimed Hamilton's slowdown risked his second place to Sebastian Vettel. Hamilton defended his tyre conservation strategy, leading to his win. Post-race, they met with Mercedes management, then flew to Bahrain. Rosberg addressed the issue in a video, blaming his qualifying round performance.",
"Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg disputed Hamilton's race strategy post-Chinese Grand Prix. Rosberg claimed Hamilton's slowdown risked his second place to Sebastian Vettel. Passionately, Hamilton defended his tyre conservation strategy, leading to his win. They met with Mercedes management, then flew to Bahrain via Dubai. Rosberg, in a video, cited tyre concerns and qualifying round performance."
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"British world dressage champion Charlotte Dujardin won the Grand Prix at the World Cup in Las Vegas. The 29-year-old, and her horse Valegro, who won the world title in Lyon last year, recorded a score of 85.414 percent to finish clear of Dutchman Edward Gal with American Steffen Peters in third. Her score was short of the 87.129 she recorded in breaking her own world record last year, but there was no wiping the smile off Dujardin’s face. British world dressage champion Charlotte Dujardin won the Grand Prix at the World Cup in Las Vegas . ‘Las Vegas is everything I ever thought it would be so I’ve not been disappointed,’ said Dujardin. ‘With a horse like Valegro you could not ask for any more. ‘Valegro has had a 24-hour trip to get here. The last few days, he was actually feeling not quite himself and I was a bit worried. 'But he was feeling much better and I had a really great ride.’" | "British world dressage champion Charlotte Dujardin wins at World Cup .
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"British dressage champion, Charlotte Dujardin, and her horse Valegro, triumphed at the Grand Prix, World Cup in Las Vegas, scoring 85.414 percent. This score, although not surpassing her own world record, was enough to secure a clear victory over Dutchman Edward Gal and American Steffen Peters. Dujardin expressed immense satisfaction with her performance.",
"Charlotte Dujardin, with Valegro, won the Grand Prix at the Las Vegas World Cup, scoring 85.414 percent, outperforming Edward Gal and Steffen Peters. Despite not beating her 87.129 world record set in Lyon, she was delighted. Valegro's 24-hour journey to the event was also mentioned.",
"Charlotte Dujardin, and Valegro, won the Las Vegas World Cup Grand Prix, scoring 85.414 percent, beating Edward Gal and Steffen Peters. Her score didn't surpass her 87.129 Lyon record, but she was pleased. Valegro's 24-hour trip and brief health concern were noted, as were Dujardin's high expectations of Las Vegas.",
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"It can’t receive phone calls, track your exercise or let you send messages, but an old watch made by Apple is on sale via eBay for more than the brand’s latest offering. An analogue promotional watch from Apple with a blue bezel, rubber strap and colourful hands, is listed on the internet auction site with a ‘buy it now’ price of $2,499.99 (£1,707.47) plus postage. For the same price as the 1997 timepiece, Apple fans could pre-order five of the cheapest Apple Watch Sport, which cost £299 in the UK and still have some change. An analogue promotional watch from Apple (pictured) with a blue bezel, rubber strap and colourful hands, is listed on the internet auction site with a ‘buy it now’ price of $2,499.99 (£1,707.47) plus postage . However, it is still cheaper than the Apple Watch Edition, which costs upwards of £8,000 ($10,000). The seller, called ‘theappleipodbay’ calls the watch, which was made by Quartz and released to promote Apple’s Mac Operating system, a ‘rare collector item’. ‘The watch was part of an Apple promo and has been preserved from the 1990s,' the seller wrote on their eBay page. ‘A new battery has been installed and the watch is new, never used or worn.’ It is still in its original box and the seller claims to have two to offload, with 10 days to go. The seller, called ‘theappleipodbay’ calls the watch, which was released to promote Apple’s Mac Operating system, a ‘rare collector item. This image shows the listing on the auction website . Unlike Apple’s new Watch, the vintage model has a circular screen, which has no digital capabilities and shows the company’s old rainbow hue logo. Three versions of Apple's watch (pictured) are available to pre-order online and almost one million orders are thought to have been taken in the US on the first day alone . 'Will the Apple Watch change your life? Well, possibly more than many realise until they start using it. 'After a day or two with the watch, a strange thing happened - I completely stopped checking my phone. 'While Apple may be the firm that really creates phone addiction, meaning we are constantly checking our handsets, with the Apple Watch it may have cured it. 'Apple undoubtedly has another hit on its hands with the watch. 'As more and more apps appear, and developers actually get to spend time with it, I fully expect it be used in ways we can't even imagine now. 'Much like the iPhone, apps could propel this to become a new computing platform - and even with the features it already has, the Apple watch is the most elegant way to communicate digitally.' Unlike Apple’s new smart watch, the vintage model has a circular screen, which has no digital capabilities and shows the company’s old rainbow hue logo. The International Business Times reported that the watch is almost 50 times more valuable – according to its seller – than it was a year ago, thanks to the launch of the new Apple Watch. It’s not known how many of the vintage watches Apple had made at the time, or how many still exist, but one sold on eBay in Match last year for $54 (£37). At the time of writing, two more of the watch model are listed online for $1,000 (£679) and $750 (£510), but neither have fetched that amount of money, suggesting sellers may just be trying their luck. It's thought that Apple sold almost one million Apple Watches in the US alone on the first day that the device could be pre-ordered. It goes on sale in shops in nine countries on April 24. Apple has not confirmed any sales figures, but Tim Cook, interviewed on cable television channel CNBC, said initial orders were 'great.' Slice Intelligence measured digital commerce by tracking consumer receipts to come up with its number of 957,000 American shoppers ordering Apple Watches on the first day that they could do so. Those ordering an Apple Watch Sport, the cheapest version, spent $382.83 per watch and those ordering the Apple Watch spent $707.04. 'As expected, most consumers – 62 percent – purchased the less-expensive Sport model,' said Jaimee Minney of Slice. The data also showed that most consumers opted for the larger 42 mm case. Apple predicted on Thursday that demand would exceed supply at product launch. Soon after online pre-orders opened on Friday, Apple's website listed shipping times in June for some models of the watch and four to six weeks for others. There was immediately brisk bidding on eBay for confirmed orders for watches, with hundreds of sellers looking to make a few hundred or even thousand dollars by passing on their watches, once received. ‘The watch was part of an Apple promo and has been preserved from the 1990s,' the seller wrote. It comes in its original box (pictured) and has a new battery ." | "Analogue watch was released in 1997 to promote Apple's Mac OS .
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"A vintage 1997 Apple promotional watch is listed on eBay for $2,499.99, a price that could buy five of the cheapest Apple Watch Sport models, priced at £299 each. Despite lacking modern features, the old watch, with its blue bezel, rubber strap, and colorful hands, is a sought-after collector's item due to its rarity and Apple brand connection.",
"On eBay, a 1997 Apple promotional watch is listed for $2,499.99 by 'theappleipodbay', a price that could purchase five Apple Watch Sport models but is still cheaper than the £8,000 Apple Watch Edition. The vintage timepiece, featuring a blue bezel, rubber strap, and colorful hands, is a coveted collector's item due to its rarity and Apple brand association.",
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"Fighter ace: Douglas Bader's story is to be told in a Hollywood film dubbed ‘The First Great Escape’ The story of how Douglas Bader recovered from having both legs amputated to become one of Britain’s greatest fighter aces is remarkable enough. But now another astonishing but little-known chapter of his war career is to be told in a Hollywood film being dubbed ‘The First Great Escape’. Bader – who lost his legs in a flying accident in 1931 – was shot down over France in August 1941 and ended up in a German prison camp in Warburg. It was there that the officer, who always made light of his disability and refused to even use a stick, was involved in a mass break-out that pre-dated the break in 1944 immortalised in The Great Escape starring Steve McQueen and Richard Attenborough. Bader’s life story has already been the subject of the successful film Reach for the Sky in 1956 starring Kenneth More. 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The Great Escape: Bader's story predates the break in 1944 immortalised in the film starring Steve McQueen and Richard Attenborough (pictured) Bader was among those recaptured but was such a nuisance to the Germans that he ended up in the ‘escape-proof’ Colditz Castle and remained in captivity until the end of the war. More than 40 Allied prisoners put their lives on the line in a plot to escape from Oflag VI-B camp near Warburg, Germany, in 1942. Major Tom Stallard, a larger than life 37-year-old from Somerset captured while serving in the Durham Light Infantry, teamed up with Bader on the planning. While the Great Escape relied on its famous tunnels, the Warburg mass break out saw the men boldly leap over the huge perimeter fences using wooden ladders. Bader described what happened as 'the most brilliant escape conception of this war'. Months of meticulous planning and secret training went into the three minute charge of the camp's double perimeter fences. Bader’s life story has been the subject of 1956 film Reach for the Sky starring Kenneth More (pictured) A series of makeshift ladders propped against the prison camp's perimeter fence were made from wood plundered from a wrecked hut. They were crafted in the camp's music room, where the sawing and hammering was drowned out by the sound of instruments. The escape was codenamed Operation Olympian because it involved troops from across the Commonwealth - Britain, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The rights to Dr Felton’s book (pictured) have been bought by production firm Essential 11 USA . As the night of the breakout loomed, the ladders were disguised as bookshelves to fool the guards. After the prisoners fused the perimeter search lights, 41 of them carrying four 12-foot scaling ladders made from bed slats rushed to the barbed-wire fence and clambered over. One ladder collapsed, so only 28 made it over the barbed wire, of which three made a 'home run' back to freedom. 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"Douglas Bader, a legless British fighter ace, is the focus of 'The First Great Escape', a Hollywood film about his time in Warburg prison camp. The escape plan, detailed in Mark Felton's book 'Zero Night', was devised by Bader, Major Tom Stallard, and Scottish lieutenant Jock Hamilton-Baillie. They constructed ladders from wrecked huts to scale the camp's fences.",
"The film 'The First Great Escape' recounts Douglas Bader's daring escape from Warburg prison camp, as detailed in 'Zero Night'. Bader, Major Tom Stallard, and Jock Hamilton-Baillie built ladders for the escape, codenamed 'Operation Olympian'. The film rights to 'Zero Night' were acquired by Essential 11 USA, the production company behind 'Saving Mr Banks'.",
"'The First Great Escape' tells of Douglas Bader's escape from Warburg prison camp, planned with Major Tom Stallard and Jock Hamilton-Baillie. Their 'Operation Olympian' involved ladders and occurred on August 30, 1942, with 28 prisoners escaping. Bader was recaptured and sent to Colditz Castle. Essential 11 USA, makers of 'Saving Mr Banks', hold the film rights.",
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"Four Seasons set out to recreate their famed hotel experience in the sky in a bid to cater to the growing demand among modern luxury travellers. And with the recent unveiling of their brand new private jet, they appear to be on the right track to achieve exactly that. Revealed in a minute-long video, the aeroplane is displayed sitting on a runway and is featured alongside many of the in-flight perks that accompany the experience. Scroll down for video . Each Four Seasons journey includes air travel, ground transportation, planned excursions and all meals and beverages throughout the trip . The inside of the aircraft features leather flat-bed seats, which are the work of Italian design Iacobucci . Timeless Discoveries: An Around the World Journey (January 26 - February 18) Los Angeles - Kona - Bora Bora - Sydney - Bali - Chiang Mai - Taj Mahal and Mumbai - Prague - London . International Intrigue: An Around the World Journey (April 14 - May 7) Seattle - Tokyo - Beijing - Maldives - Serengeti - Istanbul - St. Petersburg - Marrakech - Boston . Extraordinary Adventures: An Around the World Journey (September 17 - October 11) Austin - Costa Rica - Hawaii - Sydney - Langkawi - Mauritius - Serengeti - Petra and the Dead Sea – Lisbon . Cultural Escape: Europe, Middle East and Africa (November 4 - 22) London - Petra and the Dead Sea - Dubai - Seychelles - Serengeti - Florence – London . Inside the aircraft, the clip shows off the all-white interior and leather flat-bed seats – the work off Italian design Iacobucci – as well as uniformed cabin crew. Vice President, Design, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, said: ‘In our hotels, spaces are conceived as settings for great experiences, . ‘The same is true for the Four Seasons Private Jet. ‘Along with the core objectives of comfort and functionality – and adherence to strict aircraft safety standards – we wanted to create an exceptionally luxurious ambiance, and Champagne and caviar became our inspiration.’ The private jet also includes its own executive and sous in-flight chefs and exclusively stocks Dom Pérignon champagne. Chef Kerry Sear said: ‘Our aim is to recreate the hotel experience on the Four Seasons Private Jet, which means creating innovative meals using fresh ingredients, served on the finest tableware and linens, all with impeccable Four Seasons service. The jet includes its own executive and sous in-flight chefs and exclusively stocks Dom Pérignon champagne . ‘The only real difference is that occasionally we have to do a little juggling when there’s turbulence.’ Included in each Four Seasons journey is air travel, ground transportation and planned excursions as well as all meals and beverages throughout the trip. But as you would expect the privilege does not come cheap and will set you back approximately £63,000 a trip. The private jet, including the staff and crew, is also available for private charter. Four Seasons have also made the private jet, including the staff and crew, available for private charter . The private jet experience does not come cheap and will set you back approximately £63,000 a trip ." | "Four Seasons set out to recreate their famed hotel experience in the sky .
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"Four Seasons has launched a private jet for luxury travellers, featuring leather flat-bed seats designed by Iacobucci. The jet aims to replicate the hotel's renowned experience in the sky, complete with in-flight perks. However, this luxury comes at a steep price of approximately £63,000 per trip.",
"Four Seasons' private jet, designed by Iacobucci with leather flat-bed seats, caters to luxury travellers. The jet, available for private charter, replicates the hotel's experience, including in-flight chefs and Dom Pérignon champagne. Despite the high-end perks, the journey costs around £63,000.",
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"Kent Sprouse acknowledged almost immediately after he was arrested more than a decade ago that he killed a police officer and another man outside a Dallas-area convenience store. A jury decided in 2004 that he should be put to death, and unsuccessful appeals since then have focused on whether Sprouse was mentally ill at the time of the slayings in 2002 and should be spared the death penalty. No new appeals are pending as Sprouse's lethal injection scheduled for Thursday evening approaches. He would be the fifth inmate executed this year in Texas, the nation's most active death penalty state. Death row: Kent Sprouse gunned down Ferris Police Officer Marty Steinfeldt, 28, at a gas station outside of Dallas before also shooting dead a customer, Pedro Moreno, 38, in 2002 . Sprouse was convicted of the death of Ferris Police Officer Harry Marvin 'Marty' Steinfeldt III, who was shot outside the Ferris Food Mart about 20 miles south of Dallas. Steinfeldt, 28, was responding to a 911 call about a customer shot outside the store. Witnesses said Sprouse carried a shotgun into the store the afternoon of Oct. 6, 2002, while he made a purchase and then walked outside and fired toward two men at a pay phone. He went to his car and appeared to have some trouble with it, then shot and killed a customer, Pedro Moreno, 38, who was pumping gas nearby. As Steinfeldt drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him. He managed to fire 17 shots and wound Sprouse in the chest, leg and hand. Court records indicate that Sprouse told an officer who accompanied him to a hospital that he believed Moreno was an undercover officer, so he shot him. 'And I shot the other officer that was in uniform,' Sprouse said, according to the records. Medical tests showed Sprouse, a Boone County, Missouri, native, had taken illegal drugs within the previous 48 hours. 'He started hitting the meth and went crazy,' Jim Jenkins, his lead trial lawyer in 2004, recalled last week. 'Even his family was afraid of him.' Kent Sprouse, 42, was sent to death row for a 2002 shootout at a Ferris, Texas, convenience store that killed police Officer Harry Steinfeldt III (right) andcustomer Pedro Moreno, whom Sprouse had asked for help repairing his car . Jurors rejected an insanity defense and pleas for a life prison term. Sprouse was charged but not tried for Moreno's death. 'It was a senseless taking of two human lives,' Don Maxfield, the now retired Ellis County chief felony prosecutor who handled Sprouse's trial, said last week. 'It's just a sad story all the way around.' The U.S. Supreme Court in November refused to review Sprouse's case. Ferris Police Chief Sam Love said he and several of his officers plan to be outside the Huntsville Unit prison Thursday evening to show support for their deceased colleague. Steinfeldt had been with the Ferris department about two years after serving as a police officer in the Army. 'I don't think it's too soon or too long or whatever,' Love said of Sprouse's scheduled lethal injection. 'My feeling is the criminal justice system has done its work and we can move on now.' Scene: Sprouse is expected to be executed about 6 pm Thursday in Huntsville, more than 150 miles southeast of Dallas, by lethal injection. The process is expected to take 15 to 30 minutes at most . Texas Department of Criminal Justice officials said a recent purchase of pentobarbital means they have enough of the sedative to carry out Sprouse's execution and three others set for this month. The state's supply will need to be replenished for at least three other executions that are scheduled in May and June. Death penalty states have found it increasingly difficult to acquire drugs as manufacturers, bowing to pressure from death penalty opponents, refuse to sell to state prison agencies for use in capital punishment." | "Kent Sprouse, 42, faces lethal injection at 6pm Thursday .
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"This article discusses the case of Kent Sprouse, who was convicted for the murder of Ferris Police Officer Marty Steinfeldt and a customer named Pedro Moreno at a convenience store in Dallas. Sprouse admitted to the killings shortly after his arrest and was sentenced to death in 2004. His appeals, which were unsuccessful, focused on his mental health at the time of the murders. Sprouse's execution is scheduled for Thursday evening, making him the fifth inmate to be executed in Texas this year.",
"Kent Sprouse, convicted for killing Officer Marty Steinfeldt and Pedro Moreno at a Dallas convenience store, Ferris Food Mart, is scheduled for execution. Sprouse, who used a shotgun for the murders, admitted his guilt post-arrest. His unsuccessful appeals centered on his mental state, influenced by illegal drugs. His execution will mark the fifth in Texas this year.",
"Kent Sprouse, set for execution at Huntsville Unit prison, was convicted for murdering Officer Steinfeldt and Pedro Moreno at Ferris Food Mart in Dallas using a shotgun. Post-arrest, he admitted guilt, but his appeals, arguing mental illness from illegal drugs, failed. His execution, following a rejected insanity defense and life prison term plea, will be Texas's fifth this year.",
"Kent Sprouse, due for lethal injection at Huntsville prison, was convicted for the shotgun murders of Officer Steinfeldt and Pedro Moreno at Ferris Food Mart, Dallas. Despite admitting guilt and arguing drug-induced mental illness, his appeals failed. His execution, following a rejected insanity defense and life term plea, will be Texas's fifth this year, with pentobarbital supplies sufficient for three more scheduled in May and June.",
"Kent Sprouse, due for lethal injection at Huntsville prison, was convicted for the shotgun murders of Officer Steinfeldt and Pedro Moreno at Ferris Food Mart, Dallas. Despite admitting guilt and arguing drug-induced mental illness, his appeals, handled by Jim Jenkins, failed. Don Maxfield, the prosecutor, and Police Chief Sam Love, support the execution, marking Texas's fifth this year, with three more scheduled in May and June."
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"Renowned fashion designer Collette Dinnigan has placed her luxurious Paddington home on the market after splashing out on a stylish waterfront home in one of Sydney's most exclusive suburbs. The four-bedroom 19th century sandstone property cost Dinnigan $4.45 million back in 2009, and is set to go under the hammer on May 23. After purchasing a lavish $6.5 million Watsons Bay property just last month with husband Bradley Cocks, Dinnigan is hoping for a cool $6 million when the lavishly renovated Paddington house sells. Scroll down for video . Fashion queen Collette Dinnigan has put her four-bedroom 19th century sandstone property on the market . The two-storey terrace home was built in 1880, and is set on 379 square metres of prime Paddington real estate. 'It's one of the oldest houses in Paddington, and the renovations are just stunning,' said selling agent Ben Collier for MsGrath Estate Agents, who is selling the property along with Will Manning at Ballard property. The international designer and her husband carefully renovated the property to be 'very sympathetic and in keeping with the period style, while still keeping it contemporary', said Mr Collier. Mr Collier said that the owners loved the combination of the house's proximity to restaurants and cafes, along with the unusually large terrace which makes the property an actual house. 'Most terraces in the area are around six metres, but the property's terrace is about twice that,' he said. Set back from the street in the exclusive suburb, the couple share their meticulously crafted home with children 10-year-old Estella and three-year-old Hunter. The two-storey terrace home was built in 1880, and is set on 379 square metres . The international designer and her husband carefully renovated the property to be 'very sympathetic and in keeping with the period style, while still keeping it contemporary', said selling agent Mr Collier . Set back from the street in the exclusive suburb, the couple share their meticulously crafted home with children 10-year-old Estella and three-year-old Hunter . Dinnigan has been a successful designer since opening her first store in 1992 and sells her brand in New York, London and Hong Kong . The inspired reinvention of contemporary and period style offers a selection of casual and formal living areas, which extend onto a central courtyard area with stone finish and a leafy courtyard area. The French provincial style kitchen boasts a marble island bar, which flows effortlessly onto the outdoor entertaining area. The recently configured lower level master suite features a stand alone marble bathtub. 'The fact that the master bedroom is on the ground floor is unusual, and means that the owners can live completely on one level, as the guest bedroom and bathroom is upstairs,' said Mr Collier. 'It's a wonderful property for those who want the Paddington lifestyle but don't want to incorporate multiple levels,' he said. The bedrooms are a generous size, and have built ins, surrounded by a neutral colour scheme. The exposed sandstone walls and recycled wooden floorboards add to the feeling of rustic luxury. The inspired reinvention of contemporary and period style offers a selection of casual and formal living areas . The French provincial style kitchen boasts a marble island bar . The open plan kitchen flows effortlessly onto the outdoor entertaining area . The prestige dual-level residence also boasts a deep front courtyard. The fashionista and her husband bought the property of James Packer's right hand man in Watson's Bay in March. Matthew Csidei - who works for James Packer - and wife Lauren Roscoe lived at the former Masonic Lodge before they moved to London with their two kids, according to the Property Observer. 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"Fashion designer Collette Dinnigan is selling her 19th-century Paddington home, hoping to fetch $6 million. She bought the property in 2009 for $4.45 million. Recently, Dinnigan and her husband Bradley Cocks purchased a lavish $6.5 million property in Watsons Bay, one of Sydney's most exclusive suburbs. The Paddington house sale is scheduled for May 23.",
"Collette Dinnigan, alongside her husband Bradley Cocks, is selling her renovated 19th-century Paddington home for $6 million. They recently bought a $6.5 million Watsons Bay property. The Paddington house, purchased in 2009 for $4.45 million, has been sympathetically renovated. Ben Collier from MsGrath Estate Agents is handling the sale on May 23.",
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"Michael Carrick's outstanding second-half performance for England against Italy on Tuesday night has put him on course to become the longest-serving outfield player to represent the Three Lions behind Sir Stanley Matthews. Carrick made his England debut against Mexico in May 2001 as a teenager with West Ham United and if – as now seems likely – he carries through to Euro 2016, he will be the first non-goalkeeper since the legendary Sir Stanley to have an international career spanning more than 15 years. Matthews won his 54 England caps over a 23-year period between 1934 and 1957, interrupted of course by the Second World War. Michael Carrick's appearance for England against Italy on Tuesday night keeps him in the longest-serving list . Carrick has played for England for 13 years, 310 days - while Sir Stanley Matthews reached 22 years, 228 days . Sir Stanley runs with the ball in action for England against Brazil at Wembley in an international friendly . Stanley Matthews (1934-57) 22 yrs, 228 days . Peter Shilton (1970-90) 19 yrs, 224 days . Frank Lampard (1999-2014) 14 yrs, 257 days . Steven Gerrard (2000-2014) 14 yrs, 23 days . David Seaman (1988-2002) 13 yrs, 335 days . Michael Carrick (2001- ) 13 yrs, 310 days . ...AND THE LEGENDS HE OVERTOOK . David Beckham (1996-2009) – 13 yrs, 43 days . Sir Bobby Charlton (1958-70) 12 yrs, 23 days . Bobby Moore (1962-73) 11 yrs, 178 days . Gary Lineker (1984-1992) 8 yrs, 22 days . Carrick was hailed by Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney as 'the best player on the pitch by a mile' after the 33-year-old was introduced as a half-time substitute in Turin and helped Roy Hodgson's men fight back to earn a 1-1 draw. His longevity already surpasses that of great names like Sir Bobby Charlton, Bobby Moore, David Beckham and Gary Lineker and if he continues to play in the next European Championship he will overtake Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard too. The only player to have had a longer career since Matthews is goalkeeper Peter Shilton who played for England between 1971 and 1990. It also begs the question why Carrick, who has won four Premier League titles and the Champions League with Manchester United, has been used so sparingly by his country at international tournaments. He played once at the 2006 World Cup in a 1-0 victory against Ecuador, was in the squad but never played by Fabio Capello in the disastrous 2010 campaign in South Africa, and wasn't even selected by Roy Hodgson last year in Brazil, even though England's perennial problem has been keeping the ball. With Rooney now captain and clearly a huge fan of the midfielder, it seems unlikely Carrick will be overlooked again and is now finally getting the recognition he deserves. The 33-year-old may still have a few years left but remains a long way off Sir Stanley's record . Carrick (left) pictured with England team-mates Raheem Sterling (centre) and Danny Welbeck (right) vs Italy, March 31, 2015 . vs Lithuania, Mar 27, 2015 . vs Poland, October 15, 2013 . vs Montenegro, October 11, 2013 . vs Brazil, June 2, 2013 . vs Ireland, May 29, 2013 . vs Montenegro, March 26, 2013 . vs Poland, October 17, 2012 . vs San Marino, October 12, 2012 . vs Moldova, September 12, 2012 . vs Italy, August 15, 2012 . vs Mexico, May 24, 2010 . vs Egypt, March 3, 2010 . vs Ukraine, October 10, 2009 . vs Slovenia, September 5, 2009 . vs Holland, August 12, 2009 . vs Slovakia, March 28, 2009 . vs Spain, February 11, 2009 . vs Germany, November 19, 2008 . vs Germany, August 22, 2007 . vs Brazil, June 1, 2007 . vs Spain, February 7, 2007 . vs Holland, November 15, 2006 . vs Croatia, October 11, 2006 . vs Macedonia, October 7, 2006 . vs Macedonia, September 6, 2006 . vs Ecuador, June 25, 2006 . vs Jamaica, June 3, 2006 . vs Uruguay, March 1, 2006 . vs Colombia, May 31, 2005 . vs USA, May 28, 2005 . vs Holland, August 15, 2001 . vs Mexico, May 25, 2001 ." | "Michael Carrick made his England debut against Mexico in May 2001 .
The Manchester United man came on against Italy on Tuesday night .
Carrick has been serving England for 13 years and 310 days .
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"This article discusses the impressive performance of Michael Carrick, an English footballer, in a recent match against Italy. His performance has led to speculation that he may become the longest-serving outfield player for England, a record currently held by Sir Stanley Matthews. Carrick's career with England began in 2001 and if he continues to play until Euro 2016, he will have had an international career spanning over 15 years.",
"Michael Carrick, who began his international career with England in 2001 while at West Ham United, is on track to become the longest-serving outfield player for the national team, a record held by Sir Stanley Matthews. If Carrick plays until Euro 2016, his international career will span over 15 years, nearing Matthews' 54 England caps earned over a 23-year period.",
"Michael Carrick, a Manchester United player, is nearing the record of longest-serving outfield player for England, currently held by Sir Stanley Matthews. If he plays until Euro 2016, he will surpass the career span of Peter Shilton, another record holder. Carrick's performance has been praised by teammate Wayne Rooney.",
"Manchester United's Michael Carrick, praised by Wayne Rooney, is nearing Sir Stanley Matthews' record as England's longest-serving outfield player. If he plays until Euro 2016, he'll surpass Peter Shilton's career span. Despite his performance, Carrick's use in international tournaments, like the 2006 World Cup under Fabio Capello, has been limited by coach Roy Hodgson.",
"Michael Carrick, a Champions League winner with Manchester United, is on track to surpass Sir Stanley Matthews and Peter Shilton as England's longest-serving player. Despite limited use by coaches Roy Hodgson and Fabio Capello in tournaments like the 2006 World Cup, Carrick's performance has been praised by Wayne Rooney and he's already outlasted David Beckham and Steven Gerrard."
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"Four genuine European heavyweights remain in the Champions League, a quartet steeped in history and silverware. Between Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Juventus, the big-eared trophy has been lifted 21 times. Any of those clubs would be deserving finalists in the Olympiastadion in Berlin on June 6. But for tension, intrigue, and the potential for high drama, the match-up that most appeals has to be Real Madrid versus Barcelona. Javier Hernandez's late winner against Atletico Madrid sent Real Madrid into the Champions League semis . Neymar scored both goals in the second leg as Barcelona beat Paris Saint-Germain 5-1 on aggregate . Transporting El Clasico to east Germany would bring a defining chapter to a myriad narratives, raising Europe’s grandest derby to a level not seen amid years of ebb and flow between the two Spanish behemoths. 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The Preener v the Peruser, Portugal’s athletic might against Argentina’s diminutive delight, the current Ballon d’Or holder against the man who won four consecutively. Barcelona won 3-1 on aggregate when the sides met in the semi-finals of the 2011 Champions League . Gareth Bale scored the winner when Real Madrid beat Barcelona in the 2014 Spanish Cup final . Bale celebrates at the Mestalla after scoring a wonder goal that won the Spanish Cup for Barcelona . Pep Guardiola could come up against his former team Barcelona after guiding Bayern into the last four . Then there's the undercard fights for supremacy: Gareth Bale, the world’s most expensive signing on paper, vying with Neymar, the game’s costliest player when all told; Karim Benzema, that deadly Frenchman, versus Luis Suarez, the indefatigable Uruguayan (both tied on six Champions League goals this season, by the way). Both teams have a trident attack to strike fear into their opponents. Whose will triumph on the biggest stage? It is an intriguing question to pose. Then we have Carlo Ancelotti trying to save his job by going for his fourth European Cup as a manager, against Luis Enrique, who has weathered a storm in his debut season to break the record for number of club wins (42) in a head coach's first 50 games. As a player he won La Liga with both Real and Barca but never the Champions League. Messi and Ronaldo have had many duels, and could have another one this season in the Champions League . Pepe heads home during Real Madrid's 3-1 win over Barcelona in the Clasico at the Bernabeu in October . Suarez scored what proved to be the winner when Barcelona won the La Liga meeting in March . Pep Guardiola facing his old club, the place he delivered dream football and two European Cups, would be tantalising – be we can have that in the semi-final. He needs to visit the Nou Camp as an opposition manager. That would leave Real vs Juventus in the other last-four match. 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Real Madrid looking for their 11th title and to retain their crown .
Barcelona have won three Champions Leagues since 2006 .
The two Spanish giants have never met in the Champions League final .
Their meetings this season have resulted in one win apiece .
Who will win the Champions League? Our reporters have their say .
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"The article explores the possibility of a Champions League final between Real Madrid and Barcelona, following Javier Hernandez's late winner for Real and Neymar's double for Barcelona. The potential for an 'El Clasico' in Berlin is discussed, with the author suggesting it could be a defining moment in the rivalry between these two footballing giants.",
"The prospect of a Champions League final between Real Madrid and Barcelona, ignited by key performances from Javier Hernandez and Neymar, is examined. The article highlights the potential for an 'El Clasico' showdown featuring Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Luis Suarez, suggesting it could be a defining chapter in their storied rivalry.",
"The article delves into the potential of a Champions League final between Real Madrid and Barcelona, spurred by standout performances from Javier Hernandez, Neymar, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Luis Suarez. The potential for a Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema showdown under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti is also discussed, suggesting a defining moment in their rivalry.",
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"It is billed as the most important meal of the day and many people grade a restaurant on the quality of their bacon and eggs on offer. But after fierce competition and testing, experts have ruled the the best breakfast is available from your local Morrisons. The supermarket beat major hotel, restaurant and pub chains to achieve the title of Britain's Best Breakfast. Morrisons has been named the best place to get breakfast in the UK - beating restaurants, pubs and hotels to win the title - with its Big Breakfast (pictured) one of the most popular items on its extensive morning menu . It was picked out by judges of the Menu Innovation and Development Awards (MIDAS) for its value for money, food quality and customer satisfaction. Richard Jones, Morrisons Head Chef, said: 'The Great British breakfast is a national institution, so to be voted the nation's best is an honour. 'The secret of our success is offering shoppers a good selection of fresh breakfast items to please all tastes - granola and porridge have become very popular in recent times, and of course there's nothing like the breakfast of champions, the Full English.' The supermarket chain offers a variety of breakfasts from porridge with red berries to its infamous Big Breakfast for £4.50. Morrisons was named best in the breakfast category, beating Wetherspoons and Bella Italia which were shortlisted for the awards. Last year the award went to Intercontinental Hotels which charges £28 for its cooked breakfast at its 5-star London Park Lane hotel. And the year before Macdonald Hotels won the accolade. A full English at its 4-star Macdonald Manchester Hotel and Spa costs £19.50 . Mystery shoppers tried breakfasts at restaurants, pubs and hotels nationwide to name Morrisons the winner . The MIDAS awards were launched to recognise the efforts of food development managers in major restaurant and food service chains, and previous winners include the Marriott and InterContinental hotel groups. As part of the judging process organisers send a team of 'mystery shoppers' to try the breakfast menu at all competing venues - from croissants and bacon rolls to the Full English. They then score each menu in terms of value for money, food quality and customer expectation levels. Morrisons' 400 in-store cafes, which serve breakfast until 4pm. Nationwide they sell 100,000 Big Breakfasts a week, and also stock vegetarian options. Morrison's nationwide sell around 10,000 of their signature 'Big Breakfast' a week. This has: . 3 x rashers of British Market St. Bacon . 1 x British Market St. Sausage . 1 x Egg (choice of Fried, Scrambled or Poached) 2 x Hash Browns . Heinz Baked Beanz . Mushrooms . Fried Tomato . Fried Bread . Served with red or brown sauce . Simon Peat, of award organisers Inside Foodservice, said: 'Our judges were dispatched to three Morrisons across the country, to try the full range of items on the menu, and they scored top marks each time. Morrisons is the best place for breakfast. 'As the saying goes, breakfast is the most important meal of the day - and there's lot of prestige within the industry to be named as the home of the best breakfast in the UK.' British breakfast staples have enjoyed a boost in popularity recently - with sales of British back bacon and eggs increasing. In 2013 British bacon producers exported over £33million worth of the meat to nearly 70 countries, with another £1.3million worth of black pudding sold to foreign countries including Spain, Ireland and Norway. Eggs were exported to 57 countries." | "Morrisons was awarded the title of serving the best breakfast in Britain .
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"Morrisons, a UK supermarket, has been named Britain's Best Breakfast by the MIDAS awards, outperforming major chains like Wetherspoons and Bella Italia. The Big Breakfast, a popular item priced at £4.50, contributed to the win. Richard Jones, Morrisons Head Chef, attributes the success to a diverse menu that caters to all tastes. The award recognises value for money, food quality, and customer satisfaction.",
"Morrisons supermarket, lauded by MIDAS for Britain's Best Breakfast, outshone chains like Wetherspoons, Bella Italia, Intercontinental Hotels, and Macdonald Hotels. The £4.50 Big Breakfast, praised by Head Chef Richard Jones, was a key factor. The award, based on value, quality, and satisfaction, was determined by 'mystery shoppers' who sampled and scored breakfast menus nationwide.",
"Morrisons, awarded Britain's Best Breakfast by MIDAS, outperformed Wetherspoons, Bella Italia, Intercontinental and Macdonald Hotels. The £4.50 Big Breakfast, served in 400 in-store cafes and selling 100,000 a week, was praised by Head Chef Richard Jones. The award, based on 'mystery shoppers' evaluations of value, quality, and satisfaction, also noted vegetarian options.",
"Morrisons, lauded by MIDAS and Inside Foodservice's Simon Peat for Britain's Best Breakfast, outshone Wetherspoons, Bella Italia, Intercontinental and Macdonald Hotels. The £4.50 Big Breakfast, sold 100,000 times weekly in 400 cafes, includes British back bacon and eggs, contributing to £33million in bacon exports. The award, based on 'mystery shoppers' evaluations, also noted vegetarian options."
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"Jordan Speith is in prime position to win the Masters, maintaining the lead during the final round at Augusta. The 21-year-old has begun the last day of the hallowed tournament after setting a scoring record for 54 holes of 16 under par. He is playing alongside British contender Justin Rose in the final, showcase pairing, and will be looking to avoid the disappointment of last year, when he finished runner-up. Some of his American rivals, such as Tiger Woods, have slipped down the leaderboard. But others, including Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson are still posing a threat. Jordan Speith, pictured during his final round on Sunday, is in prime position to win The Masters, taking a four shot lead into the final round at Augusta . He is playing with British contender Justin Rose, who began the day four shots off the pace . Spieth, who squandered a front-nine Masters lead on Sunday last year and settled for sharing second behind Bubba Watson, is the man to beat for the top prize of $1.8 million at the $10 million event. 'Last year definitely left a bad taste in my mouth,' Spieth said. 'Looking at trying to get some revenge. I've got a long way to go still.' The spotlight belonged to Spieth, who could break Tiger Woods' 1997 tournament record of 18-under 270 by shooting 69 in the final round. The former world number one Woods started the day some shots back, and caused concern on the 7th hole when he seemed to injure his finger. He then pulled up on the 8th tee, shaking off the same hand while his girlfriend Lindsey Vonn watched from the crowds. If he wins, Spieth would become the second-youngest winner in Masters history, five months older than Woods when he won his first major in 1997. Spieth could also become only the fifth wire-to-wire winner in Masters history, joining Craig Wood in 1941, Arnold Palmer in 1960, Jack Nicklaus in 1972 and Ray Floyud in 1976. Spieth is the first player since Greg Norman in 1996 to own the outright Masters lead after each of the first three rounds, but Norman squandered a six-stroke lead in making the greatest last-day collapse in major golf history and lost by five to Nick Faldo. Tiger Woods waits to play a shot on the first hole during the final round. He started the day further down the field looking to make up lost ground . The former world number one let go of his club and shook his hand after hurting his wrist during after playing a shot in pine needles . His girlfriend, gold medal skier Lindsey Vonn, was spotted walking up the first way as he got his round underway . She has been on hand to support her beau at Augusta throughout the week . No player in Masters history has ever reached 19-under at any stage of the tournament but Spieth flirted with it Saturday, making four birdies in five holes to stand 18-under before a double bogey at 17 and a 10-foot par save at 18, and could threaten again Sunday. With 22 birdies through 54 holes, Spieth broke Woods' record of 21 in 2005 and is on pace to shatter Mickelson's Masters 72-hole birdie total record of 25 from 2001. But Spieth has not made the Masters a runaway. Rose, who closed with five birdies in the last six holes Saturday, is trying for a second major crown - 22 months after his breakthrough at Merion. And Mickelson is still in position to potentially become the second-oldest winner in Masters history after Jack Nicklaus, who was 46 when he won in 1986. Mickelson has only one top-10 in his past 31 starts but it was a runner-up effort at last year's PGA Championship. Mickelson won the 2004, 2006 and 2010 Masters, as well as the 2005 PGA Championship and 2013 British Open. Should he win Sunday, he would match Faldo and Lee Trevino as six-time major champions. Spieth (above with girlfriend Annie Verret on her 21st birthday) is the first player since Greg Norman in 1996 to own the outright Masters lead after each of the first three rounds . On Saturday it was reported that the Dallas, Texas native has just bought $2.3million on a stunning Texas mansion and has a gorgeous girlfriend, Annie Verret, who also happens to be his high school sweetheart. Spieth grew up the oldest of three siblings to Shawn and Chris Spieth. Steven, Spieth's younger brother, is an athlete as well, and plays basketball for Brown University. Then there is his youngest sibling Ellie, who was born with a neurological disorder that places her on the autism spectrum, and who has played the biggest role in shaping her brother's career according to Spieth's mother. She says Ellie helps the young superstar stay so grounded. 'Jordan wouldn't be where he's at today if he didn't grow up with Ellie,' said Mrs. Spieth in an interview with ESPN. 'Jordan realizes this isn't real life at the Masters. Trying to sit around and have dinner when his sister doesn't want to eat when everybody else is eating and has a fit, that's real life.' Spieth on his own website has said: 'Being Ellie's brother humbles me every day of my life.'" | "The Dallas native will play alongside Justin Rose in the final pairing .
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"Jordan Speith is leading the Masters at Augusta, with a chance to win the $1.8 million prize. He's set a scoring record and is playing against British contender Justin Rose. Last year's runner-up, Speith is seeking redemption while some American rivals, including Tiger Woods, have fallen behind. However, competitors like Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson remain threats.",
"In the Masters at Augusta, Jordan Speith leads, eyeing the $1.8 million prize. He's set a scoring record, playing against Justin Rose, and is poised to make Masters history. Last year's runner-up, Speith seeks redemption as rivals like Tiger Woods fall behind. However, Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson remain formidable threats.",
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"What the hell am I doing, I ask myself, as I stand shivering on the brink. It’s April and my first proper swim of the year. The North Sea stretches before me. I dip a toe in. It’s absolutely freezing . . . of course. I wobble over the sharp shingle, into the waves, until I’m waist-deep. Gasping for breath, I take the plunge. And, within seconds, making frantic strokes, I’m swept up and I’m swimming. And it is glorious. Scroll down for video . Sarah Foot says her affair with open water began on Hampstead Heath after a local swimming pool closed down, and has taken her to swimming in the North Sea off the coast of Suffolk (pictured) I’m not one of those athletic people who glide through the water with a sleek, racing crawl - I’m that woman with the white-hatted head bobbing up and down offshore in a rather staid breast stroke . You don’t have to be watching Poldark for a dip in the sea to set your heart racing. I love to swim. Miserable winters, exams, love affairs . . . I’ve swum through them all, wherever I can find the water. Most of the time this means municipal pools from which I emerge reeking of chlorine and praying I’ve avoided verrucas. So best of all has to be swimming outdoors, and here on the East coast in Suffolk it is now warm enough — just about — for the sea. And despite the greyness, the appalling cold, and the downright bleakness of the North Sea here, I’m in heaven. The poet Byron — who was every bit as proud of his phenomenal swimming prowess as his verses — called the experience a ‘buoyancy of spirits I never feel on any other occasion’. I don’t have to swim the four-mile-long Hellespont between Asia and Europe as he did to know what he meant. I, too, am buoyed up in every way. Yet I’m not one of those athletic people who glide through the water with a sleek, racing crawl. Nor am I that hardy chap I read about recently, known as the ‘human polar bear’, who swims round icebergs in the Arctic. A 30-minute dip leaves me exhausted. I can’t even dive. You need look no further than Aidan Turner in Poldark to see how a dip in the ocean can set pulses racing . I’m that woman with the white-hatted head bobbing up and down offshore in a rather staid breast stroke. But in the water I don’t care. And, for me, that’s the magic of swimming. I am completely free. For a few precious moments, all my troubles wash away. Nothing bothers me and my whole world flows ‘swimmingly’. Of course, it would be easier to get in if it weren’t so damned cold — nudging a steely 8C (47F). Yet however enticing it is to bask in languid, tropical waters along with colourful fish, and laze about in Mediterranean and Caribbean seas, give me the Atlantic any day. Because, for me, the most perfect swim of all is in Scotland, off the Hebrides. What I love is the emptiness, the menthol cool of the water. On the Isle of Islay I have found deserted bays and swum completely alone or just with those I love, the sea crystal-clear and only the sound of the curlews and the water lapping over the rock pools. It’s not warm, of course, but immersed in that wild sea is the closest to beauty I have ever been. Why does it affect me so? Freud, not surprisingly, had a view on a love of swimming. He believed it disguised a desire to return to the amniotic waters of the womb. But that’s the sort of Freudian thing he would say. I prefer the thoughts of novelist Jane Austen, so much more restrained, who simply declared swimming ‘delightful’. She found the combination of sea air and sea water ‘nearly infallible’ and ‘a match for every disorder’. To the Romans, swimming was a most manly, heroic occupation, so much so that they defined an ignorant man as one who ‘neither knows how to read or swim’. Caligula, the cruel and brutally wanton Roman emperor, deemed himself a god but his contemporaries whispered he was a wimp — behind his back, presumably — because he couldn’t manage a front crawl or even a doggy-paddle. I came across a similar attitude when I lived in London and finally plucked up the courage to swim in the famous, natural, spring-fed ponds on Hampstead Heath. The exclusive ladies pond is in a picture-perfect setting, surrounded by trees and wild flowers. But I was scared to go in. The problem was I couldn’t see the bottom. The water was so black and deep, my thoughts would turn black and ominous too, imagining drowning and wondering how many rats were lurking in the murky shadows. But one day, the local indoor pool I used was unexpectedly closed. So I braved the pond. And it was a revelation. I felt I was swimming through silk. I never knew water could be so soft and I forgot about the rats and the unknown depths. And with all the passion of a convert I became so keen on the fresh water and splashing about with ducks I was determined to swim there all year round. Poet Lord Byron (left) was a prodigious swimmer, once crossing the four-mile Hellespont from Asia to Europe, while Jane Austen praised the sea air and water as 'a match for every disorder' I bought neoprene gloves and shoes and, as autumn came and the temperature dropped, I invested in a wet-suit. Because although there is something to be said for the way you emerge from cold water stinging and tingling as if heated by a feverish drug, I’m not hardy enough for swimming through liquid ice. But, unfortunately, I was not allowed to wear my new wetsuit — ‘not in the spirit of the ponds’, I was told by the strict Hampstead matriarchs who police it. And my passion faltered and I had to wait again for warmer weather. The coldness of our climate meant that, for centuries in Britain, swimming in the wild for pleasure was considered close to madness. The sea and rivers were regarded as sources of disease rather than pleasure. And the Church saw swimming as a rather sinful pursuit, possibly because Romans treated it as the opportunity for more erotic activities than a few hale and hearty lengths. But then, at the end of the 18th century, George III gave swimming the royal stamp of approval by taking dips in the sea off Weymouth, accompanied apparently by a band who struck up God Save The King every time he popped his head out of the water. In 1824, Britain’s first swimming society was formed by a group of Old Etonians. The David Camerons and Boris Johnsons of their day initiated non-swimmers by taking them out onto the River Thames and chucking them in. The Victorians had more gentle ways of learning to swim. A Boys Own Paper of 1879 suggested learning from frogs — by catching one, putting it in a bowl of water and then lying your body across a table and imitating the way it moved. George III brought swimming to fashion in England after years of scepticism from prudish members of the church . Whatever methods people learned to swim they were effective and, as more people took to the waters, something had to be done, in the name of modesty, about the habit of swimming naked. A cover-up campaign began, much to the annoyance of Francis Kilvert, a West Country curate who, in 1872, complained about the ‘detestable custom of bathing in drawers’. He loved ‘the delicious feeling of freedom in stripping in the open air and running down naked to the sea’. Forced to put on underwear (red and white striped) to conceal himself, he complained that: ‘If ladies don’t like to see men naked, why don’t they keep away from the sight?’ Indeed given the hysteria generated by Poldark actor Aidan Turner’s quick Cornish dip, watching men swimming seems to be a pleasure that has never dimmed. Personally, I hate being seen swimming, though others clearly don’t. On the nearest beach to me, the determinedly old-fashioned Aldeburgh on the Suffolk coast, I watch doughty local residents wander through the town in great towelling robes for a morning dip, proudly showing off bodies leathered and tanned by years of immersion in the sea. They are following in the footsteps of the composer Benjamin Britten, the town’s most famous resident, who extolled the virtues of cold water ‘just to wake you up’. On a good day, he’d manage as many as five ‘bathes’, as he called them, fitting them in between rehearsals and lunch, as well as late at night in the moonlight. His love affair with water lasted through his whole life. He composed the piano piece Early Morning Bathe, which captures all the initial pain and ultimate pleasure of a swim off the English coast — that ‘it’s lovely when you’re in’ feeling. But the problem, for me, is the indignity of actually getting in and out of the sea. It’s bad enough trying to keep your feet as you stagger in. But, unless it is unusually calm, there’s not a hope of emerging from the surf with the composure of bikini-clad Ursula Andress in the Bond film Dr No. As I get out, the waves can be so pebble-filled-heavy I’m often hurled flat on my face and have to scrabble over the stones on my stomach. But the humiliation of looking like a seal heaving itself onto dry land is worth it for the joy of that swim. So I will continue to confront the North Sea, take delight when the temperature climbs a few degrees as we head into summer in the weeks ahead and then grit my teeth again as it plummets back into winter. Because I know from experience that, whatever the season, once I’m swimming, I’m reminded, however briefly, how wonderful it is to be alive." | "Sarah Foot began swimming outside after a dip on Hampstead Heath .
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"This article discusses the experiences of Sarah Foot, who has developed a passion for open water swimming. She describes her first swim of the year in the North Sea, highlighting the exhilaration and freedom she feels despite the cold. She also shares her journey from swimming in municipal pools to embracing the outdoors, particularly the sea off the coast of Suffolk.",
"Sarah Foot's love for open water swimming began at Hampstead Heath when a local pool closed. She describes the thrill of swimming in the North Sea and the Atlantic, despite the cold. Her favorite swim is in Scotland, off the Hebrides, where she enjoys the solitude and the coolness of the water.",
"Sarah Foot's passion for open water swimming, which began at Hampstead Heath, led her to the North Sea and the Atlantic. She cherishes the solitude in the Hebrides and dismisses Freud's theory that swimming is a desire to return to the womb. Instead, she aligns with Jane Austen's view of swimming as 'delightful' and the Romans' regard for it as a heroic occupation.",
"Sarah Foot, an open water swimming enthusiast, cherishes the solitude of the Hebrides and aligns with Jane Austen's view of swimming as 'delightful'. She notes the historical significance of swimming, from George III's royal approval to Victorian methods of learning. She also mentions Benjamin Britten, a composer and fellow swimmer, who found joy in the cold waters.",
"Open water swimmer Sarah Foot cherishes the solitude of the Hebrides, aligns with Jane Austen's view of swimming as 'delightful', and appreciates its historical significance from George III to Victorian methods. She mentions Benjamin Britten's love for cold waters and humorously compares her own sea exit to Ursula Andress in a Bond film. Despite the cold, she continues to confront the North Sea."
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"Defiant Nigel Farage today insisted he did not 'lose my rag' after rounding on the audience of a live TV debate for being too left wing. The Ukip leader was booed by voters at Westminster's Methodist Central Hall as he faced claims he blamed all of Britain's problems on migrants. Pollster ICM, which was hired by the BBC to select the audience members, today defended its process 'using random location selection techniques'. Nigel Farage today insisted he did not 'lose my rag' after rounding on the audience of a live TV debate for being too left wing . Mr Farage, pictured today, risked alienating those watching at Westminster's Central Hall in London as he protested they were 'a remarkable audience even by the Left-wing standards of the BBC' The BBC stressed that the audience was carefully selected by an process, but Mr Farage said something had gone 'wrong' with the process. Asked whether he had lost his temper, Mr Farage told the BBC News Channel: 'I was very calm about it. I didn't lose my rag.' He said his protest had been sparked by the hostile audience reaction to his argument that high levels of immigration were increasing pressure on the housing market, something he said would be accepted by 'most rational people'. And he added: 'This is not the first time I've seen this. The night of the by-election that Douglas Carswell won in Clacton with a landslide, there was a Ukip representative - Patrick O'Flynn - on Question Time in Clacton and the audience were deeply hostile to him.' Asked if he blamed the BBC, Mr Farage said: 'Sometimes these things go wrong, sometimes you get groups who apply to be on programmes who perhaps aren't as truthful on their applications as they could be. 'In this case, the BBC gave the job to a polling company called ICM who are famous for getting everything about Ukip wrong and that I think was the mistake. 'Am I going to make a complaint? I've got an election to fight. What matters isn't the 200 people in the room, what really matters are the millions of people watching on television.' Mr Farage's outburst came less than half an hour into the event after some of his comments about pressure on housing due to immigration were greeted with mutters from those watching . Independent pollsters ICM were hired by the BBC to select the audience of around 250 people. After facing stiff criticism from Ukip, the firm today released a statement on how it chose the audience members. They were selected from a 20-mile radius of the venue in Westminster. The region was broken up into 30 small areas, and at least 8 people were chosen from each area. Each person was selected to reflect the 'composition of the UK population by gender, age, ethnicity, and social grade, and political protocols that reflected the balance as agreed between the broadcasters and the political parties', ICM said. A fifth of the people declared themselves to be 'undecided voters'. A 'small number' of SNP and Plaid Cymru supporters were brought in from Scotland and Wales. ICM added: 'The recruitment approach replicated those used by ICM at all the 2010 leader debates, both the Clegg vs Farage debates last year, and the recent ITV debate.' Mr Farage was widely considered to have won the debates against Nick Clegg last year, after which the Ukip leader made no complaint about the audience composition. Last night saw five opposition party leaders go head-to-head in a 90-minute live TV debate. Mr Farage appeared alongside Labour's Ed Miliband, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, Green Natalie Bennett and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood. During the earlier exchanges, the leaders on Mr Farage for his anti-immigration policies, attracting applause from the audience. Mr Farage was taken aback, and attacked a 'total lack of comprehension' from those watching and protested they were 'a remarkable audience even by the Left-wing standards of the BBC'. His outburst came less than half an hour into the event after some of his comments about pressure on housing due to immigration were greeted with mutters from those watching. Mr Farage warned that foreigners arriving in the UK 'has directly contributed to the housing crisis'. But he came under fire for linking all of the countries problems to immigration. Green party leader Natalie Bennett took a swipe at Mr Farage: 'There is someone here on this platform who wants to totally demonise migrants and you know who I mean.' She hit back at claims migrants are causing a crisis in the health service: 'One in four doctors is foreign born, 40 per cent of NHS staff are foreign born. Mr Miliband said told Mr Farage: 'You abuse immigrants and those with HIV and then you complain that Ukip is being abused.' Miss Sturgeon won loud applause as she urged Mr Farage to 'put the bogeyman to one side'. She told him: 'We have a housing crisis across this country. You know what, Nigel Farage? It isn't caused by immigrants. In your world every problem is caused by immigrants.' But Mr Farage claimed the audience was biased against him: 'There just seems to be a total lack of comprehension on this panel, and indeed amongst this audience, which is a remarkable audience even by the Left-wing standards of the BBC.' Mr Farage was heckled by members of the audience before David Dimbleby, who was presenting the broadcast on BBC1, intervened to say: 'Nigel, let me just say one thing. 'This is an audience that has been carefully chosen not by the BBC, but by an independent polling organisation to represent the balance between all parties.' Labour leader Ed Miliband gave the Ukip leader the advice: 'It's never a great idea to attack the audience, Nigel, in my opinion.' But Mr Farage retorted: 'The real audience are sitting at home.' Explanation: Mr Farage was heckled before David Dimbleby (pictured), who was presenting the broadcast on BBC1, intervened to say how the audience had been chosen . The BBC insists the audience was carefully selected by an independent pollster, but Mr Farage said something had gone 'wrong' with the process . Unimpressed: Ukip voter Mike Cripps, 44 . A Ukip voter has insisted he is having second thoughts about backing the party after Nigel Farage attacked the studio audience. Security worker Mike Cripps, 44, of Bromley, south-east London, believed the Ukip leader had 'done a couple of stupid things'. The first was his comment on the audience and the second was raising his views on people with HIV visiting the UK for NHS treatment, Mr Cripps said. Asked if Mr Farage's remarks had put him off supporting Ukip, Mr Cripps said: 'It did a bit, yeah. I don't think he put himself across right. 'If we're just talking about the debate tonight - it's what we should be talking about, not what he's done six years ago or two years ago or yesterday - for me, Nicola Sturgeon was the best. 'She was slick, she was well prepared, she had been well briefed, that's my personal opinion. Ed Miliband - it was like he was reading off a script.' The BBC insisted the audience had been chosen by an independent polling organisation to reflect the supporters of all parties - not just those represented by their leaders last night. A spokesman for the corporation told MailOnline yesterday: 'ICM recruited an audience to give a cross section of political opinion.' ICM, a public opinion research company founded in 1989, was unavailable for comment last night. Ukip meanwhile was said to be pressing for an inquiry into how the audience was chosen. Asked after the debate about Mr Farage's criticism of the audience, Ukip deputy leader Paul Nuttall said: 'I am not sure whether we will complain. All I will say is I didn't think the audience was representative of the views of British people. 'I think Nigel Farage would have done very well with people sitting at home.' Mr Nuttall said he had spoken about things which had happened to him on Question Time, telling reporters: 'Who knows, may be some people are being disingenuous on their application forms.' Asked if adopting an attack on the audience was an easy get out clause for dismissing opposition to Ukip's views, he added: 'Oh no. People at home agree with us and that's what really matters - the millions of people at home watching this. 'We know, for example, on immigration, on the European Union they agree with where Ukip stands. What the audience in here really think is, I suppose, irrelevant.' Tweeting during the debate, Lord Ashcroft said: 'A minority view once again. Nigel Farage having a go at the BBC audience may well appeal to the viewers whose vote he is targeting.' And Sky News presenter Kay Burley tweeted: 'Farage having a pop at balance of audience. Dodgy ground there. Broadcasters jump through hoops to make sure studio is fair.' As the end credits rolled following the BBC debate last night, four of the five party leaders shook hands with each other - but Mr Farage just drank from a glass of water from behind his stand. As Miss Bennett and Miss Wood walked away, Miss Sturgeon then went to shake Mr Farage's hand - and Mr Miliband offered the Ukip leader a pat on the back. Then, all of the leaders went to the audience to shake their hands - with the exception, again, of Mr Farage. He shook hands with Mr Dimbleby before leaving without going up to the audience. Left alone: As the end credits rolled following the BBC debate last night, four of the five party leaders shook hands with each other - but Mr Farage (right) just drank from a glass of water from behind his stand . 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"Dick Advocaat will not make the same mistake he did during his first season at Rangers by playing down the significance of the Old Firm derby. The 67-year-old takes charge of Sunderland for the first time on home soil tomorrow with North-East adversaries Newcastle the visitors. It was back in 1998 that Advocaat said the Old Firm clash was just another game. Celtic won 5-1 and the Dutch boss was criticised by fans and the media for under-estimating the intensity of the rivalry. Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat insists he will not underestiamte the signficance of the Wear-Tyne Derby . Advocaat and assistant manager Paul Bracewell oversee training ahead of Sunday's crucial derby fixture . Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe (centre) trains with his team-mates ahead of the game with Newcastle . Rangers' Rod Wallace (centre) runs forward with the ball as his side are thrashed 5-1 by Celtic in 1998 . Advocaat had failed to recognise the significance of the Old Firm fixture and this led to a humiliating loss . He recalled: 'To be honest, I did not realise at that moment it was so huge. 'We lost that game and I remember saying in the press conference when they were really upset, 'It is no problem for me because it is just one of 38 games and we will not lose any more'. 'I would not say that anymore! But we became champions that year, six points ahead of Celtic, and won the treble.' Advocaat, though, does admit that his thoughts are trained on three points and not the notion of regional bragging rights. Indeed, the Black Cats are one point above the relegation zone and could be in the bottom three by kick-off. 'Every game is a chance to get a result – and that starts on Sunday,' said Advocaat, who could start Adam Johnson for the first time following his arrest on suspicion of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl. Sunderland's Adam Johnson was recently arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with an under-age girl . Advocaat is still considering starting the 27-year-old England international in the Wear-Tyne derby . 'If we win the fans might like me, yes, but I would prefer it if they loved me at the end of the season because that would mean we have stayed up.' Sunderland have won just twice at home all season. They have struggled amid an atmosphere of unrest at the Stadium of Light, but that should change tomorrow given the unveiling of Advocaat and the opponents. 'For us, this must be a weapon,' said Advocaat when asked about the home crowd. 'That is the reason I said it is so important to get them behind us, because it is an extra weapon. If the players feel that, they will give even more and I expect that the fans will do that. This is a special game.' Sunderland midfielder Will Buckley (centre) dribbles with the ball during training at the Academy of Light ." | "Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat insists he is not underestimating the significance of Sunday's game against local rivals Newcastle .
While in charge of Rangers in 1998, Advocaat made the mistake of playing down the Old Firm game against Celtic and lost 5-1 .
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"Dick Advocaat, Sunderland's manager, is preparing for a crucial game against Newcastle, learning from his past mistake of underestimating the Old Firm derby, which led to a 5-1 loss to Celtic. Assisted by Paul Bracewell, Advocaat is focused on securing a win to keep Sunderland above the relegation zone.",
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"Barcelona forward Pedro has admitted he is finding his bit-part role this season under Luis Enrique difficult and insists it is only logical that there is talk of him leaving the club. Barca coach Enrique has understandably favoured the attacking trio of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar this season as Pedro has had to make do with a squad role at the Nou Camp. The Spain international has only started 12 league games for Barcelona this season and admits it is difficult not playing an important part for the club. Pedro (left) admits its logical that there is talk of him leaving Barcelona after limited playing time this season . The 27-year-old (left) has started only 12 league games for Barcelona under boss Luis Enrique this season . The 27-year-old has been linked with a move away from Barcelona this summer and he claims that is normal for a player not featuring regularly. 'When you do not have a lot of playing time, of course you do not feel like one of the important players,' he told Al Primer Toque. 'When you play few games, not many minutes, it is normal that there can be talk of leaving. That is logical. Pedro (left) featured for Spain during the friendly defeat by Holland on Tuesday night . 'It is the same for all players; everyone wants to play. When you do not play in important games, then it is a difficult situation. 'There is a lot of talk at the moment. I am relaxed but it is difficult. 'The most important thing is to remain calm and finish the season well. I hope I can help the team. There is no decision yet and at the moment I am with the club.' Pedro (right) holds off the challenge of Jetro Willems during the match in Amsterdam ." | "Pedro has only started 12 league games for Barcelona this season .
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"Police arrested 53 people as pro-cannabis protestors gathered to get high and call for the drug to be legalised in London's Hyde Park today. Dramatic images captured the moment four officers took down and restrained a tracksuit-wearing man near the entrance to the park - just yards from a prominent police sign which read: 'Possession of cannabis is illegal'. The crowds met this afternoon as part of the annual '420' event - a global celebration of cannabis which calls for reform to drug laws. Scroll down for video . Taking him down: The four police officers were seen rushing towards the man at the entrance to Hyde Park . Restrained: The pro-cannabis protestor is pushed down to the ground just yards from a police sign reading: 'Possession of cannabis is illegal' Thousands of campaigners were seen sitting on the grass openly smoking marijuana, comparing the size of their joints and listening to speakers while dozens of police officers hovered nearby. Many protestors handed out cannabis leaf-shaped fliers and carried signs, with one reading: 'Ed Miliband wouldn't want his own children criminalised for cannabis possession.' Of the 53 who were arrested in London, 16 were taken into custody, while 21 were released on street bail and asked to return to a station at a later date. A Met Police spokesman said: 'Anyone seen by an officer openly smoking cannabis in Hyde Park or in the Westminster area could be issued with a warning or face arrest.' The term '420' has become universally known as the code word for cannabis - after a group of students coined it while searching for an abandoned crop of marijuana in California in 1971. A man wearing a President Obama mask holds a marijuana joint to his mouth in Hyde Park today . Campaigners were seen openly smoking cannabis while dozens of police officers stood nearby . The festival is usually held on April 20 and last year there were estimated to be around 10,000 people openly smoking marijuana in Hyde Park. The 420 Day event is organised by a reform-seeking group called NORML UK, along with the UK Cannabis Social Clubs (UKCSC). Last year, Greg de Hoedt, president of UKCSC, told the Guardian last year: 'The cannabis community is crying out for legalization and regulation. 'We encourage growers to register with UKCSC because we want data we can present to authorities and say: this many people grow cannabis, this many people are growing for medicinal purposes; and we can also establish which strains work with which illnesses.' Four people hold their marijuana joints together with a bag full of the drug visible in the centre of the photo . Many campaigners carried signs including this message referring to Labour Leader Ed Miliband . This weekend also saw campaigners gather in Glasgow's George Square and in Manchester's Platt Fields Park. The Manchester event's Facebook page reads: 'This will be our fifth annual gathering so we plan to make it one to remember. 'For those who haven't been there's going to be good tunes, good food, good company, games and activities, face painting, freebies, talks stalls and information all in the name of celebrating the many aspects of cannabis culture.' Checking for drugs: Police officers stop and search a visitor to Hyde Park this afternoon . The 420 Day event is organised by a reform-seeking group called NORML UK, along with the UK Cannabis Social Clubs (UKCSC) A protestor blows smoke from a marijuana joint during taday's pro-cannabis festival in Hyde Park . More than 50 people were arrested at today's event in London, with 16 taken into police custody . The controversial pro-cannabis event is set to continue into tomorrow with a 'Parliament Protest Picnic', according to the 'London 420' Facebook page . This weekend also saw campaigners gather in Glasgow's George Square and in Manchester's Platt Fields Park ." | "Thousands met in Hyde Park today as part of annual global '420' event .
Crowds seen openly smoking marijuana as police officers stood nearby .
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"(CNN)Sophisticated, glamorous and spacious -- when the super-rich go house-hunting they are searching for something special. Real estate in London's swankier suburbs can catch a buyers' eye. Mayfair, Kensington and Chelsea have long been the stomping ground of the elite -- and are now welcoming a new wave of African investors. "The Africans who are coming into London now are Africans who themselves have worked for their money," explains Bimpe Nkontchou, a British-Nigerian wealth manager based in London. "They have grown in industry and are actually part of the exciting story of the African renaissance," she continues. "It's bringing to London the best of the continent." These investors are having a considerable impact on London's property market and they mainly come from just six countries: Nigeria, Ghana, Congo, Gabon, Cameroon and Senegal. Of these, Nigerians are splashing out the most cash when it comes to bricks and mortar in the British capital -- typically spending between $22 and $37 million on securing a property, according to luxury property agents Beauchamp Estates. Their research shows that over the past three years Africans have spent over $900 million on luxury residential property in London. "The new international African is very well-traveled," explains Nkontchou. "Educated in the U.S., UK and different parts of Europe their taste is definitely more modern and clean." 'Safe-Haven' Owning a home in post codes like W1 or W8 -- around the corner from Kensington Palace -- means more than having a place to lay your head. These buildings are investments which are expected to gain even bigger value in the coming years. High-end auction house Sotheby's says that foreign investors see London as a "safe haven" for prime property investments, and ranks the city as the second most important hub for ultra high-net-worth homes. The only spot more important on the planet is New York City. For evidence that London still attracts high-end buyers, look no further than the sale of a penthouse in Mayfair which fetched $40 million earlier this year. Educated thinking . As well as an intelligent investment, many of the African buyers see these houses as a way of maintaining long standing cultural ties with London -- and it's here they want to send their children to school. Harrow, Eton, Cheltenham Ladies College are all among the list of respected institutions that teach the offspring of wealthy Africans. The Nigerian Embassy in London calculates that Nigerian nationals now spend over $446 million per year on fees, tutoring and accommodation at British schools and university. "West African clients are very much driven by the need to educate their children," says Nkontchou. "Education usually means putting the children on an international stage, and that's one reason why this is feeding into the demand for property in London." Indeed, education industry experts ICEF Monitor say there were over 17,500 Nigerians studying in British universities in 2012 -- about 1,000 more than the 2009/10 academic session. And experts are expecting this trend to continue. "Virtually all the transactions are for end use, not rental investment, which indicates that the African buyer market in London has significant room for growth," says Gary Hersham, director at Beauchamp Estates. "African buyers or luxury tenants in London are currently where the Russians and Ukrainians were five years ago. They have the resources and desire to purchase or rental luxury homes in Prime Central London," he adds. "It is going to be the African century."More from Marketplace Africa . Read this: Africa's green lean speed machines . Read this: African designs rocking art world . Editor's Note: CNN Marketplace Africa covers the macro trends impacting the region and also focuses on the continent's key industries and corporations ." | "Wealthy Africans are investing in some of London's most upscale real estate .
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"African investors, guided by wealth managers like Bimpe Nkontchou, are significantly impacting London's property market, with Nigerians leading the pack. According to Beauchamp Estates, these investors typically spend between $22 and $37 million on properties, contributing to the $900 million spent over the past three years. Education is a key factor driving this trend.",
"Wealth managers like Bimpe Nkontchou are guiding African investors, particularly Nigerians, in their significant impact on London's property market. They typically spend $22 to $37 million on properties, contributing to the $900 million total over three years. Sotheby's ranks London second to New York City for prime property investments, as evidenced by a $40 million penthouse sale.",
"Guided by wealth managers like Bimpe Nkontchou, African investors, especially Nigerians, are impacting London's property market, spending $22 to $37 million per property. London, second to New York City in prime property investments, saw a $40 million penthouse sale. Investors also spend $446 million annually on education at institutions like Harrow, Eton, and Cheltenham Ladies College, with 17,500 Nigerians studying in British universities.",
"Wealth managers like Bimpe Nkontchou guide African investors, notably Nigerians, in impacting London's property market, spending $22 to $37 million per property. London, second to NYC in prime property investments, saw a $40 million penthouse sale. Investors also spend $446 million annually on education at institutions like Harrow, Eton, and Cheltenham, with 17,500 Nigerians in British universities. Gary Hersham notes these properties are for end use, not rental, predicting an 'African century'."
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"A woman's noisy neighbour has issued a withering reply to her hand-written letter complaining about his hard-partying ways, claiming only the deaf and 'those buried in the cemetery' would have any concerns with the noise coming for his home. The man's sarcastic response comes after Melbourne-based actor, Lucy Gransbury, wrote a two-page rant claiming her neighbours were keeping her awake at night. Gransbury thought the good-humoured note worked wonders after an entire week of uninterrupted sleep until she was woken again just before dawn the following Sunday. So she followed up by dropping a thank-you card and some gifts over the fence to the seven or eight men who lived there because she was 'too scared' to knock on their door. But after a month of not hearing back from any of her boisterous neighbours, Jershon Witehira posted an equally cheeky reply on his Facebook page opening with ' My dearest Lucy'. Scroll down for video . After weeks of not hearing back from any of the boisterous lads, Jershon Witehira posted an equally cheeky reply on his Facebook page opening with this photo holding her two handwritten notes . Witehira said although others may find her crazy he thinks Gransbury is brave and creative . 'I'm impressed by the lengths you went to creatively to get your point across and even more by the audience it reached,' he said. He went onto apologise for the the' music festivals and comedy galas' and added that the deaf man and those buried in the cemetery 4kms away, that Gransbury had referred to, awake occasionally. 'There's probably people out there that think your crazy for what you done but not me I thought you were brave and I respect you for it,' he went on to say. He then took up Gransbury's offer of getting to know each other over a few drinks. 'We look forward to getting to know you also and about that G&T you mentioned let's do it.' But he saved the most hilarious comment for the end. 'P.S We have a room for rent if you know anyone interested. P.P.S I'm deadly serious.' Lucy Gransbury dropped a thank you letter and gifts over the fence to her neighbours because she was too scared to knock on their door after they had been quiet for an entire week . The good-humoured letter asks the seven or eight burly blokes not to throw a hand grenade over her fence . Although a week after her first letter the neighbours woke her at 4.30am when they arrived home, and again at 6.45am when their mates left, Gransbury decided after writing a list of pros and cons that the mostly-reformed dudes, who she fears could crush her 'between their shoulder blades' as 'they seem to be a gang', deserved to be rewarded. The note, which was posted on her blog and on the Mamamia site, began with thanking the less-noisy neighbours for a quieter week and although their voices woke her on Sunday she was grateful there wasn't the 'bass guitar song' interrupting her dreams about Prince Harry. 'You probably think I'm a bit weird and have too much spare time, and you are entirely correct.' The gifts included: . A burnt DVD of the pilot episode of Neighbours where Max Ramsay breaks up a party on his namesake street by 'yelling at the flamin' lot of them'. She then later reveals that the DVD is in fact blank and suggests they watch the scene on YouTube. Two chickpea cans with a piece of string so she can create her 'own old-school walkie-talkie' with them while adding that they must detach the string if they are having a party - not to mention remove the chickpeas for a more effective communciation device. And in good neighbourly fashion - specifically chose chickpeas in case the burly blokes wanted to whip up some hummus for their next party. Last but certainly not least - Gransbury threw in some salt and vinegar chips because she wanted to share her favourite things with her dear neighbours. She signed off by saying she hoped they got a giggle out of her note instead of being insulted and throwing a hand grenade over her fence. One of the gifts was two cans and string so they could she can create her 'own old-school walkie-talkie' with her neighbours - and she chose chickpeas so they could also whip up some hummus for their next party . After she was woken by their voices on Sunday morning, she wrote pros and cons about the incident - Derpa is in reference to the man she used to regularly hear who sounded like he was constantly yelling 'derpa" Gransbury took photographic evidence of the moment she cheekily threw the first lengthy and hilarious handwritten letter over their adjoining back fence before running off in hysterics. She posted the letter on her blog with the precursor: 'So if you never hear from me again, I've been kidnapped and forcibly trapped in my neighbours' sound system.' Gransbury chose to replace the expletives she had the strong urge to use with the more polite neighbourly word of 'funk' in her letter that was also published on Mamamia website. 'Dear Noisy Neighbours, . 'There are some choice swear words I would like to throw at you, but in the interest of being neighbourly, I'm going to replace them all with the word 'funk'. 'Please turn your funking music down so I can get some funking sleep,' the letter opened with. Lucy Gransbury wrote a lengthy and quite hilarious handwritten letter to her noisy neighbours after enduring four months of sleepless nights due to their incessantly wild nocturnal ways . The actor/comedian used her humour in the two-page rant to get her rage across to the party-hard residents who live next door and cause her never-ending grief . Gransbury even took photographic evidence of the moment she cheekily threw the note over their adjoining fence before running off in hysterics . She then went onto say that she had been living for the past four months next to the culprits and was woken up by them 'all the funking time'. Adding that the night before she wrote the letter when was woken at 4.30am was an uncivilised time that should only be reserved for 'breakfast radio hosts, international flight passengers, and parents of infants.' Gransbury said she wanted to yell out to them at 5am but wouldn't have been heard over the revving of their friend's engine of their 'sh*thouse fancy ute.' 'They were then reversing down your driveway for so long and with such difficulty, that I am worried that the man behind the wheel was: A) drink driving B) not sure how to drive C) brain damaged D) actually a potato.' She signed off with her Twitter handle or if you wanted to follow her in real life just 'head towards the loud house and turn left' Her hopes of the music stopping were quickly dashed as she continued to hear one note on the bass guitar 'over and funking over.' 'I'm not sure if it's you, or perhaps a friend, but one man seemed to contribute to the party by yelling 'derpa, derpa, derpa, derpa' at the top of his lungs. Is he okay?' she asked sarcastically. She expressed concern that this man is either not sure how to be human, brain damaged or simply a moron. The music was finally turned down at 6am - just two hours before Gransbury had to go out and begin her day. 'Everyone in my street probably feels the same. And the street behind us. And the deaf man in the next suburb. And anyone buried in the cemetery four kilometres away.' She also gave her neighbours two gifts - a pair of headphones and a CD she compiled herself with apt songs but then revealed that the CD was actually blank because she was 'too funking tired' to burn the songs . Gransbury said she bought this card because 'Shut The F**k Up' was not available in a large size . As the considerate neighbour, Gransbury gave her next door pals two gifts - a pair of headphones and a CD she compiled herself with the apt songs: Respect by Aretha Franklin, 'Wake Me Up' by Avicii, 'All About The Bass' by Meghan Trainor, 'Stop Right Now' by The Spice Girls and Uptown Funk' by Bruno Mars 'because it's just a funkin' good song, really'. But she later revealed in the note that the CD was actually blank because she was 'too funking tired' to burn the songs. After suggesting to catch up over a G&T sometime, she asked them to 'Grow up. Get some funking manners. And Go. The Funk. To Sleep.' Gransbury also warned them that she would call the police if there was a next time. The exhausted performer signed off with her Twitter handle or if you wanted to follow her in real life just 'head towards the loud house and turn left'. After suggesting to catch up over a G&T sometime, the exhausted performer asked them to 'Grow up. Get some funking manners. And Go. The Funk. 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Melbourne-based actor finally erupted after four months of sleepless nights .
Also a comedian, she used her humour to tell them what she thought .
Photos were taken of her throwing letter and over the fence and running off .
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"Lucy Gransbury, frustrated by her noisy neighbours' loud parties, penned a hand-written letter expressing her grievances. Jershon Witehira, one of the neighbours, responded sarcastically on his Facebook page, acknowledging her complaints but also making light of the situation. The article details their exchange and the ongoing noise issue.",
"Lucy Gransbury, disturbed by her neighbours' noise, wrote a letter detailing her complaints. Jershon Witehira, a neighbour, responded on Facebook with sarcasm. Gransbury also sent a thank-you card and gifts after a week of quiet, to which Witehira humorously suggested she might be interested in a room for rent in their house.",
"Lucy Gransbury, troubled by her neighbours' noise, sent a letter and gifts, including chickpea cans and salt and vinegar chips, after a quiet week. Jershon Witehira, a neighbour, responded sarcastically on Facebook, even offering a room for rent. Gransbury's decision was based on a pros and cons list about her neighbours' behaviour.",
"Lucy Gransbury, disturbed by her neighbours' noise, sent a letter, gifts, and a blank DVD, after a quiet week. She joked about a hand grenade and warned about calling the police. Jershon Witehira, a neighbour, responded sarcastically on Facebook, even offering a room for rent. Her actions were based on a pros and cons list."
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"Prosecutors have been accused of losing a Nissan Micra at the centre of a double murder case. Timothy Crook is alleged to have murdered his elderly parents Bob, 90, and Elsie, 83, and then driven their bodies 150 miles before dumping them. But the grey car he is accused of using to transport the bodies has been lost, Bristol Crown Court was told. Prosecutors have been accused of losing a Nissan Micra (similar to the one shown here) at the centre of a double murder case . Timothy Crook (pictured) is alleged to have murdered his elderly parents Bob, 90, and Elsie, 83, and then driven their bodies 150 miles in a grey Nissan Micra . Sarah Jones, representing Crook, 50, said the blunder could have forensic consequences for his case. Crook is accused of killing his parents at their home in Swindon in July 2007 and then driving their bodies to Lincoln, where they used to live. Ms Jones told Judge Neil Ford QC at a preliminary hearing: 'The car in which the bodies were transported to Lincoln has been lost. 'That may have forensic consequences. We have some forensic angles being looked at. 'I have simply been told the Crown don't know where the car is. If it is not available it would be of help to have an identical model. 'It was a particular model which we believe did not allow for the laying down of the back seats.' Crook is accused of killing his parents (pictured) at their home in Swindon in July 2007 and then driving their bodies to Lincoln, where they used to live . Police said the car (similar to the one pictured) which Crook is said to have driven was not lost and was in the North of England . A spokeswoman for the CPS added: 'It's not us who lost the car. We don't investigate the case, we can't be in possession of the car.' Wiltshire Police said the car was not lost, but did not know where it was exactly. A spokesman said: 'The vehicle has not been lost, we understand it to be in the North of England. 'But I believe there was a conversation in court around whether or not it would need to be brought back for further forensics etc.' Crook appeared at the plea and case management hearing via video link from Rampton Hospital and spoke only to confirm his name and plead not guilty to the two murder charges. He is accused of murdering both parents between July 6 and 12, 2007. Some 49 witnesses are expected to be called at the trial which is provisionally set to open on July 6 and last up to four weeks. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article." | "Timothy Crook is alleged to have murdered his elderly parents .
He is then accused of driving their bodies 150 miles in a Nissan Micra .
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"This article discusses a case involving a man named Timothy Crook who is accused of a double murder. The vehicle, a Nissan Micra, which is central to the case, has reportedly been lost. The loss of the car could potentially have significant implications for the case, as it was allegedly used to transport the bodies of the victims. The prosecutors have been accused of losing the car, which could have forensic consequences.",
"Timothy Crook, accused of murdering his parents, Bob and Elsie, allegedly transported their bodies in a Nissan Micra, now lost. Bristol Crown Court heard the case, with Sarah Jones representing Crook. The loss of the car, central to the double murder case, could have forensic implications, as it was used to move the victims. Prosecutors face accusations of losing the vehicle.",
"At Bristol Crown Court, Timothy Crook stands accused of murdering his parents, Bob and Elsie, in Swindon, then driving their bodies to Lincoln in a now-lost Nissan Micra. Sarah Jones, Crook's representative, highlighted the potential forensic implications of the lost vehicle. Crook, currently at Rampton Hospital, faces accusations from prosecutors for the double murder case.",
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"Niki Lauda’s red cap stood out like a beacon on the dull, grey tarmac of the biggest, most soulless paddock in all Formula One. The three-time world champion is colourful, candid and carefree. When your face is the charred remains of having nearly burned to death at the wheel of a Ferrari, why not throw caution to the wind or, in Shanghai’s case, the smog? Lauda, now chairman of Mercedes F1, aimed his first verbal grenade at his driver Nico Rosberg, who moments earlier had stood in front of him rotating his shoulders and about to play keepie-uppie to warm up for Friday's second practice session for the Chinese Grand Prix. Niki Lauda aimed a first verbal grenade at his driver Nico Rosberg ahead of the race in Shanghai . Mercedes AMG Petronas driver Rosberg is pushed back into his garage during the second practice session . Rosberg ended that session, as he did the first, behind Lewis Hamilton (below), his in-the-groove world champion team-mate who also markedly outperformed the German in the first two races, in Australia and Malaysia. Of course, not long after these words reach your breakfast tables in the shires, Rosberg may buck up and take pole, but it would be something of a surprise, not least to Lauda, if he did. ‘Yes, Nico is definitely a little bit behind Lewis,’ said the Austrian. ‘He has to sort himself out. It is not anything I can talk to him about. I don’t know why — he is not driving as well as he was. He will know what he has to do, and he must do it himself.’ Rosberg looks on in the paddock after practice for the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix in Shanghai . Rosberg drives during practice for the Formula One Grand Prix of China at Shanghai International Circuit . Rosberg is supremely professional. There is no lack of effort on his part. It is more that his confidence seems to have been shaken, whereas it was so strong in the early and mid parts of last season. Then Hamilton put down the hammer, changing the dynamic for both men. At least Rosberg is not the watching neutral’s only hope of a contest breaking out this season, after Ferrari shocked everyone by winning a fortnight ago. Nobody was ever more pleased to see Sebastian Vettel wagging his finger in celebration than fans whose own digits were poised over the television remotes’ off-switches, so jaundiced were they by the prospect of Mercedes’ seemingly endless hegemony. Mercedes AMG Petronas driver Rosberg chats with team members on the pit wall after the first practice . Rosberg prepares to drive during practice for the Formula One Grand Prix at Shanghai International Circuit . Rosberg drives during practice for the Formula One Grand Prix of China at Shanghai International Circuit . As Bernie Ecclestone joked, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff could have the legend, ‘The man who killed Formula One’, engraved on his tombstone. Lauda, a long-time friend of Ecclestone, has no time for sentiment. ‘Even if Ferrari winning makes Bernie happy, I will still be upset,’ he said. ‘The priority for me and Toto and Paddy (Lowe, the technical director) is to try to win every bloody race. It is our mission. Sebastian Vettel looks on from the team garage during practice for the China Formula One Grand Prix . Vettel drives during practice for the Formula One Grand Prix of China at Shanghai International Circuit . ‘I don’t care about the politics or what is good for Vettel or Ferrari. It is not my responsibility to make the sport more interesting. My worry for us is that Ferrari won so early in the season. ‘That gives them a lot of momentum. For an Italian team, momentum can be very important. ‘The Italians are emotional and it works best for them when they have a blend of English, Germans and Italians. They have that now (James Allison, a British engineer is their technical director). Vettel is a four-time world champion and so is someone to look up to. They have a combination of everything.’ Most observers thought Ferrari’s win in Malaysia might be a one-off created by the absurdly hot weather. But the evidence from practice is that the Scuderia may also be contenders in the considerably cooler Shanghai climate. Even though they appear not to be as quick over one lap, they look strong, possibly stronger than Mercedes, on a long run. Ferrari's German driver Vettel is pushed back to his garage after stopping at the pit lane exit in Shanghai . Vettel drives during practice for the Formula One Grand Prix of China at Shanghai International Circuit . ‘Qualifying doesn’t really worry us,’ said Lauda. ‘But they will be close on race pace. ‘They have made a big step up with their engine from last year to this, and I believe their horsepower is the same as ours.’ That was a big, honest and uplifting claim three races into a season that was being written off as a processional yawn." | "Mercedes F1 boss Niki Lauda launched a verbal grenade at Nico Rosberg .
The three-time world champion wants Rosberg to step up his game .
Lauda has called for Rosberg to challenge Lewis Hamilton all the way .
Austrian believes Rosberg is extremely professional but lacks confidence ." | "373c08f7ca6776b2e4175df801014250d30523e6" | [
"This article discusses Niki Lauda, a three-time world champion and current chairman of Mercedes F1, who has been critical of his driver Nico Rosberg's performance. Rosberg, who was preparing for the second practice session for the Chinese Grand Prix, has been struggling to keep up with his teammate Lewis Hamilton. Lauda believes that Rosberg needs to improve his driving skills and regain his confidence to perform better in the upcoming races.",
"Niki Lauda, chairman of Mercedes F1, criticized Nico Rosberg's performance ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, noting he was lagging behind teammate Lewis Hamilton. Despite Rosberg's professionalism and effort, his confidence seemed shaken, affecting his driving. Meanwhile, Ferrari's recent win has shifted the dynamics, posing a potential threat to Mercedes' dominance in the season.",
"Mercedes F1's Niki Lauda criticized Nico Rosberg's performance, contrasting it with Lewis Hamilton's. Lauda, along with Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe, is determined to win despite Ferrari's recent victory and Sebastian Vettel's strong performance. Rosberg's shaken confidence and Ferrari's momentum could disrupt Mercedes' dominance in the upcoming Chinese Grand Prix.",
"Mercedes F1's Niki Lauda, Toto Wolff, and Paddy Lowe aim for victory in the Chinese Grand Prix despite Nico Rosberg's shaky performance and Ferrari's momentum, led by Sebastian Vettel and technical director James Allison. Ferrari's unexpected win in Malaysia and their potential in Shanghai's cooler climate could challenge Mercedes' dominance.",
"Mercedes F1's Lauda, Wolff, and Lowe target Chinese Grand Prix victory, despite Rosberg's struggles and Ferrari's surge with Vettel and Allison. Ferrari's Malaysia win, potential in Shanghai's climate, race pace, and engine upgrade threaten Mercedes' dominance, turning the season from a 'processional yawn' into a thrilling competition."
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"Mercedes F1; Lewis Hamilton; Ferrari",
"Sebastian Vettel; Toto Wolff; Paddy Lowe",
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