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			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device The League One side were ahead after just three minutes as the forward scored with a low left-foot shot. Rovers went two clear with 20 minutes remaining when Williams netted from close range after a defensive error from a corner by Oliver Crowley. Bohan Dixon was unlucky to see his 20-yard free-kick tipped round the post by Doncaster keeper Thorsten Stuckmann.",
			"Gold reference": "Andy Williams' double saw Doncaster ease to a comfortable victory over National League North side Stalybridge.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Doncaster Rovers keeper Tom Williams scored a late equaliser as they beat Doncaster Rovers 2-1 to reach the top of League Two.",
			"Beam candidate": "Doncaster Rovers extended their lead in the second half with a 2-0 win over League Two side Donfield.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Doncaster manager Jack Williams pulled away from Rovers' stuttering tries to save a late goal from the field and after scoring from the 90-second intervals striker Anthony Williams made an almost no appearance as Doncaster took three minutes to an equaliser."
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			"Entry ID": 1,
			"Input": "summarize: Liam Fox, the international trade secretary, said that he wanted a deal with the EU \"at least as free\" as the present arrangements. He said anything else would be bad for all the people of Europe, whatever some politicians on the continent might say about the need to show Britain that leaving the EU is not cost free. He also suggested he wanted Britain to take its seat as an independent member of the World Trade Organisation after Brexit. At present, Britain's membership is as part of the EU and some argue that Britain joining the WTO as an independent member will be a long and difficult process. I asked Dr Fox if he agreed with car manufacturers in Britain who said yesterday that tariffs between the UK and the EU could lead to job losses. \"Protectionism never actually helps anybody at all,\" he answered. \"And as we move into the post-Brexit arena, we want it to be as free and open as possible. \"And don't just look at it from the UK perspective; the European Union has a massive surplus in goods with the UK. \"Who does it harm more if we end up in a new tariff environment? \"Does it harm more, those who sell more to the UK, or the UK? \"It is in everybody's interest that as we move forward we have at least as free a trading environment as we have today. \"Anything else may not harm the politicians and the institutions, but it will harm the people of Europe and it is the people of Europe who should be at the forefront of our thoughts during that period.\" I also asked him about his comments that British business had grown too \"fat and lazy\" to take advantage of global trade opportunities. \"Well, first of all, I do understand why, the media loves splashes even if they are not always the words we actually say,\" he said. \"But let's stick to the important point here, which is we have a problem, that too few of our exporters - of our companies are now exporting. \"As a share of our GDP, if you compare our exports to say Germany there's a huge difference. \"If you look at total trade, imports and exports makes up about 57% of our total GDP - [it's] 86% in Germany. \"We have an increasing current account deficit that needs to be closed. \"And we need to ask ourselves how we can do that. What are the reasons why not all companies are performing?\"",
			"Gold reference": "It is the strongest signal yet that Britain is plotting a \"hard exit\" from the European Union.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Britain's trade minister has said he is \"very concerned\" about the prospect of a new tariff regime in the EU.",
			"Beam candidate": "Britain's trade secretary has said he wants Britain to take its seat as an independent member of the World Trade Organisation after Brexit.",
			"Top-p candidate": "British tariffs at home will \"significantly damage all trade in Europe\" if Britain leaves the EU after Brexit."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 2,
			"Input": "summarize: The group, who set off from the Canary Islands on 20 December, took 47 days to complete the 3,000-mile row to Antigua. Lee Spencer, Nigel Rogoff, Paddy Gallagher and Cayle Royce finished fifth out of the 26 competing crews. The Talisker Challenge - described as \"the world's toughest row\" - got off to a difficult start, with severe sea sickness hitting the team. Cayle Royce - 29, from Dartmouth. Suffered serious injuries serving in Afghanistan Paddy Gallagher - 30, from Cambridgeshire. He was injured in Afghanistan while serving with the Irish Guards Nigel Rogoff - 56, from Hereford, who lost his leg while taking part in an RAF parachuting display Lee Spencer - 46, from Yelverton in Devon. He lost a leg when he was struck by debris when he stopped to rescue a seriously injured motorist on the M3 The team, who named their boat Legless, also had to contend with huge waves and sleep deprivation, rowing for two hours on and two hours off, twenty four hours a day. They crossed the finish line in 46 days, 16 hours and 49 minutes. A tweet from Kensington Palace is among the hundreds of messages of congratulations for the crew on social media. The exhausted, but jubilant, skipper Cayle Royce, who lost both his legs in a bomb explosion in Afghanistan, said: \"We are so proud to be the first all-amputee team to row an ocean and extremely humbled by the support we have received.\" He said the message the team wanted to send out was that there was life beyond injury.",
			"Gold reference": "Four ex-serviceman have become the first amputees to row across the Atlantic.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The team of the world's longest rowing team has completed a row of eight - and a total of 26 - a day.",
			"Beam candidate": "The team of the world's first all-amputee team to row an ocean has won the Talisker Challenge.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The Olympic team has sailed back to Jamaica to run the world's biggest rowers."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 3,
			"Input": "summarize: Charity Twelves Company, based in Devon, said it had turned away 112 people seeking support in 2015. A BBC investigation revealed that in Devon and Cornwall police have seen a 55% rise in reports of sexual abuse in the past four years. Police urged victims to come forward and said they would be protected. Updates on this story and more from Devon and Cornwall Between January and November 2015, 1,326 reports of sexual abuse were made to the force, compared with 853 in 2011. The figures show more than 380 historic allegations - in which the offence was committed before 1 May 2004 - of rape involving a child have been reported to the force since 2011. Jon Brown, head of development and impact at the NSPCC, said: \"Unfortunately there is a significant gap between the number of people who need help and therapy as a result of the abuse, and the availability of services.\" He said the rise in reports was a result of historic cases of child sex abuse in the news, which had encouraged more people to come forward. 853 - 2011 888 - 2012 979 - 2013 1,221 - 2014 1,326 - 2015 Mr Brown said the prime minister had highlighted child sexual abuse as a priority along with dealing with terrorism which was \"encouraging\". However, Mr Brown said there needed to be a \"more joined up approach [between authorities] to provide the provision of help for victims\" including \"greater treatment and help\" and working with schools and families to prevent abuse. He said local authorities, health services and the police, as well as charities such as the NSPCC, had a duty to protect and care for victims. Tom Dingwall, chief executive of Twelves Company, which supports sexual and domestic abuse victims in the South West, said it provided services to almost 300 victims in 2015. \"Last year, demand outstripped our capacity to deliver services and we turned away 112 adults from receiving specialist support.\" Across Devon and Cornwall there are four Local Safeguarding Children's Boards - which aim to protect those at risk. Andy Bickley, chair for Plymouth, said investments, including training courses for those who come into contact with children, have been made. David Taylor, the chair for Devon and Torbay, said authorities were \"getting better at identifying abuse\". He said: \"It is an extremely complex and challenging area of work, and authorities in the region are learning from best practice in other parts of the country.\" Source: Devon and Cornwall Police Det Ch Insp Neil Ralph said the rise in reports of abuse was a \"challenge for the police service, locally and nationally\", but the force had made a \"huge investment\" by creating a dedicated unit and was working with other forces. \"It is a large increase and we've increased our digital and online footprint as these things can be really difficult to report over the phone so it enables them to report abuse [online] much easier. \"People have a high level of trust in the police and the Operation Yewtree impact [means] they have felt more compelled to report abuse to police. He said a high number of the reports, which were released in response to a freedom of information request by BBC News, related to historical crimes and the force \"would do everything it can to investigate them and bring the offenders to justice\". - Local authorities have the statutory responsibility for safeguarding children. - The safeguarding is overseen by Local Safeguarding Children\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Boards. - These Boards are made up of a number of agencies such as local authorities, police, education & health providers. - Police will lead on criminal investigations with social care services leading on the safeguarding.",
			"Gold reference": "Victims of child sex abuse are being turned away from support services that are being overwhelmed by a large rise in cases.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A number of people have been reported to the force since 2011 after a spate of sexual abuse.",
			"Beam candidate": "More than 380 reports of sexual abuse have been reported to the force since 2011.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Acting from \"arrogant inhumanity\", a BBC investigation has revealed, says David Brown."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 4,
			"Input": "summarize: The 18-year-old was found in Caldy Walk, Islington, shortly after 18:00 BST on Wednesday and died a short time later in hospital. Two boys have been arrested on suspicion of murder and three others are being held on suspicion of robbery and perverting the course of justice. They are all being held in custody. A post-mortem examination gave the cause of Mr Appleton's death as a stab wound to the chest, shock and haemorrhage. Mr Appleton was in Nightingale Park with friends when he was attacked, police said.",
			"Gold reference": "Five 16-year-old boys have been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of teenager Stefan Appleton in north London.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has died after a stab wound to the chest and a stab wound to the chest.",
			"Beam candidate": "A 16-year-old man has died after being stabbed to death in a park in Islington.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A 26-year-old man has been charged with murder after one of his friends was killed in a robbery at a park in Greater Manchester."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 5,
			"Input": "summarize: Ian Stephens, of Cumbria Tourism, said there was a need to \"reassure\" travel firms and \"get the message out businesses are operating as usual\". He said the reopening of the A591 was a \"massive priority\" after a four-mile section between Keswick and Grasmere was closed by a landslide. Some areas were hit by flooding three times in as many weeks in December. Mr Stephens said the impact on visitor numbers was \"still unfolding\". \"We've seen a collapse in forward bookings, which is a very worrying trend,\" he said. \"Accommodation held up reasonably well over the Christmas period. \"As you'd expect there were fewer day trippers around and fewer people in the towns and villages, which has an economic impact, and there's an urgent need to get a positive campaign on the road.\" Storm Desmond saw a record amount of rainfall in the county over the weekend of 5 and 6 December, followed by more in the rest of the month. Carlisle, Keswick, Appleby and Glenridding were badly affected, with water deluging homes and shops. Cumbria Tourism launched a social media campaign before Christmas and is continuing to work with Visit Britain and Visit England. \"It's a big job to do,\" Mr Stephens said. \"We're talking to coach and travel operators so they don't change their itineraries. \"There's a big danger of them saying, 'We'll wait and go somewhere else in the UK until things are better in Cumbria,' and we then lose a huge number of bookings across the year.\" Keswick Tourism boss Linda Furniss, said last week that local businesses had \"suffered\".",
			"Gold reference": "Flooding in Cumbria has led to a \"collapse\" in bookings in the county, a tourism chief has said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A tourism campaign has been launched to \"reopen\" the A591 in Cumbria, a tourism boss has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "Cumbria Tourism has said it is \"a big job to do\" to reassure travel firms that they are operating as usual.",
			"Top-p candidate": "More than 300,000 Christmas people have been warned to travel on Sunday to avoid returning to the rest of the county, according to a travel expert."
		},
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			"Entry ID": 6,
			"Input": "summarize: \"The EU needs a complete overhaul,\" says Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung. \"The remaining union has to learn from the Brexit vote and carry out the most fundamental examination of its policies\" since its creation in 1957, the paper argues. Der Tagesspiegel agrees, and tells the EU to \"reform or be destroyed\". But it also warns that there is a \"shocking gulf\" between remedies offered by the political elites - closer integration, especially in economic terms - and the expectations of ordinary Europeans. The answer, it concludes, is \"more openness, more transparency\", as well as a stronger focus on welfare. Under a picture of French and Dutch far right leaders Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders, an article in Der Spiegel voices alarm at the rise of the \"great simplifiers\", saying they threaten democracy by appealing to the irrational. \"The populists are on the loose, and not just in Great Britain,\" it warns. \"They are dragging Western Europe towards its downfall.\" \"Populism is tearing Europe apart,\" a commentary in Spain's El Pais agrees, but warns that any changes to the EU should not try to appease their \"anti-establishment\" discourse. \"Populist parties have grown by exploiting the idea that the EU is to blame for an economic crisis caused by the whims of the markets,\" it argues Instead, it calls for policies that \"promote stability\" and \"reject blaming Europe for our ills when it is part of the solution\". An article entitled \"the dictatorship of democracy\" in El Mundo voices the fear that other countries could follow Britain's example. \"What is disturbing is that, after Brexit, fools can say with greater strength and certainty: 'Yes you can.'\" In Italy's La Repubblica, a commentary says the vote for Brexit reflects rising general discontent by the \"excluded\" that is driving the rise of the likes of Donald Trump in the US, as well as of Italy's own populist Five Star Movement. On the website of Polish news magazine Polityka, commentator Andrzej Celinski warns against \"giving in to the wave of nationalism\", and appeals to Poles to end what it calls their hesitant approach to the EU project. \"In the face of a real threat to the [European] Union, Poland's political leaders must stand together to fight for European unity,\" he urges. \"Do not follow the British. Build Europe\". An article in Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza agrees, saying that the anger felt by many EU citizens must be channelled into a desire for a \"stronger Europe and better democracy, not nationalist phantoms\". BBC Monitoring reports and analyses news from TV, radio, web and print media around the world. You can follow BBC Monitoring  on Twitter and Facebook.",
			"Gold reference": "Digesting the UK's vote to leave the EU, papers across Europe call for radical change to counter what they see as a rising tide of populism and nationalism on the continent.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The EU needs a \"complete overhaul\" of its policies, says the German newspaper.",
			"Beam candidate": "The EU needs to \"reform or be destroyed\" after the vote for Brexit, the paper says.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Britain \"great understands\" \"the Unwilling fling\", a paper says."
		},
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			"Entry ID": 7,
			"Input": "summarize: Andrew Armstrong, 33, of Mossdale Road, Manchester, pleaded guilty to one count of rape at an earlier hearing. The victim reported the rape to police in 2002 but the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided no action should be taken. A fresh investigation was launched in 2013 when the victim reported it again. Police said the woman had \"suffered for years\" and been ostracised by family. The victim and a police officer handling the case were also threatened with rape via a text message on 12 May this year when Armstrong entered his guilty plea, police said. The threat came from an unknown number and also contained a sexually-explicit photo. A 59-year-old man has been arrested and bailed in connection with the incident. Det Con Rachel Wood said: \"This is one of the most harrowing cases I have ever dealt with during my years as a police officer.\" She said the woman had \"suffered for years\" knowing she had been a victim of rape and was \"further tormented\" because she was \"ostracised from her family who refused to believe her\". \"Both the victim and myself were subjected to vile sexual threats so it is even more testament to the courage and bravery of this woman that she did not back down in the face of such disgusting threats and, as a result, Armstrong has been convicted of his appalling crime.\" the detective said. \"She has told me that the abuse she suffered at the hands of Armstrong ruined her life, to the point where she is paranoid the same thing will happen to her own children.\" Armstrong was told he would remain on the sex offenders register for life. Det Con Wood said she hoped the sentence at Manchester Crown Court would mean the victim could now \"finally start to rebuild her life\".",
			"Gold reference": "A man who raped a 14-year-old girl in 2001 has been jailed for six years.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been jailed for raping a woman in a Manchester street.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has been jailed for raping a woman in Manchester.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man has been jailed for the murder of a woman in Manchester after he sexually abused a woman, police have said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 8,
			"Input": "summarize: The \u00c2\u00a345m facility, to be built at Sutherland Drive in Kilmarnock, will house primary and secondary schools, a Gaelic school and a childcare centre. East Ayrshire Council said it would ask permission from the McIlvanney family to name the campus in his honour. The renowned writer was born and educated in Kilmarnock. Council leader Douglas Reid said he was delighted to be able to \"preserve\" the William McIlvanney name in Kilmarnock as the writer was \"passionate about the provision of good education for young people\". McIlvanney became an English teacher after graduating from Glasgow University but changed career in 1975 to write full time. He gained immediate recognition with the publication of his first novel - Remedy Is None - and through other works he earned the title of \"Godfather of Tartan Noir\". McIlvanney wrote the acclaimed Laidlaw trilogy and other Glasgow-based works such as Docherty and The Big Man. He was also an influential poet, journalist and broadcaster, and contributed to political and sporting life in Scotland through a series of columns and TV programmes. The novelist died at his Glasgow home on 5 December.",
			"Gold reference": "A schools campus in East Ayrshire is set to be named after the celebrated Scottish novelist William McIlvanney, who died last month aged 79.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A new school in Glasgow is to be built to house a school for young people.",
			"Beam candidate": "A school in Kilmarnock is to be named in honour of writer William McIlvanney.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A charity dedicated to the writer of the title of Guardian Comics has proposed to name the home of writer William McIlvanney."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 9,
			"Input": "summarize: \"We save people here every day,\" said the 46-year-old policeman - managing to sound both proud and chiding and the same time. Mr Hassan has now spent three years assigned to the lifeguard unit that patrols the beach. At high tide on a recent Friday afternoon, thousands of mostly young Somalis were playing in the surf - a scene of cheerful relaxation that would have been unimaginable just a few years ago in a city notorious for its decades of anarchy, famine and violence. \"This place is bangin'! Beautiful!\" said an exuberant 21-year-old named Hassan Mohammed. Like many others at the shore, he was from the diaspora and spoke English in a broad London accent. \"Never been here before. Very nice country. I'm born and raised in Europe. I thought it would be like seeing the end of the world. But it's improved very much,\" he said. Several restaurants have opened up at Lido beach, their shaded tables packed with Mogadishu's wealthier elites. \"Octopus, sea turtle, lobster, shrimp - it's all over this place! Somalia is the most rich in seafood,\" said Lule Dhan, an Ethiopian who is executive chef at the Benadir Beach Restaurant. \"This fabulous city... is not what the media portrays,\" he declared. \"Absolutely, I'm here to stay,\" said the restaurant's slightly less effusive co-owner, Abdi Resak Jamcale, who has returned to Somalia after two decades in California. \"I'm not making a profit but I'm breaking even. We need new laws to have more foreign investment here. For years people here never knew what's wrong and what's right - whoever has the gun [was in control]. But we're getting there, slowly,\" he said. Read Andrew's other reports from Somalia: 'Why I left al-Shabab' Getting round remittance bans In a country famous for its entrepreneurial culture, Lido beach's popularity has attracted a range of new business ventures - the most visible being the stalls renting out bright red life jackets to the many less confident swimmers. \"When the security improves, everything gets better. Before there was no work at the seaside, but now we're very proud to have this business,\" said Mariam Hassan Ali, 45, sitting beside an inflated inner tube that she also rents by the hour. But if Lido beach is a clear indication of the growing sense of optimism in Mogadishu, this is not a city in which one can, or should, drop one's guard for long. Later in the afternoon, the local district police chief arrived and demanded that we leave the beach immediately, hinting darkly that our film crew might be working on behalf of al-Shabab. To reinforce his point, he was brandishing a grenade with some enthusiasm. Further down the beach, Hassan Mohammed - the young visitor from London - also began sounding slightly less emphatic about the city's charms when I asked him if he had any concerns about security, and al-Shabab. \"No. No. You talk about that and they'll come to you! You don't talk about that - not even a little bit. I'm scared of that. This country's un-trustable, the people are un-trustable. They're just like you but then they've got this different mentality. \"There's only certain people that you can trust but that's cos they're your family. Do you know what they say here [about al-Shabab]? Arsenal or Chelsea! They don't even call them by their name. They say Arsenal or Chelsea. And if you hear that, run! Run! Don't even turn around. Just run!\" he said.",
			"Gold reference": "Abdullah Mohammed Hassan climbed down from his perch, and strolled purposefully into the sea to rescue yet another bather who appeared to be struggling against big waves and a rocky, barbed-wire-infested shoreline at Lido beach, on the northern edge of the Somali capital, Mogadishu.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who has been a lifeguard for more than a decade has been a resident of the beach in Somalia.",
			"Beam candidate": "An Ethiopian policeman has been arrested on suspicion of kidnapping a woman in Somalia.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mohamed Hassan (pictured) believes the ongoing work in Calcutta for the islands is \"not what the media portrays\" - but that there is a migrant black population that \"creeps my brain\" every day, according to the chief of police and marines."
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			"Entry ID": 10,
			"Input": "summarize: The move follows a claim by Crossmaglen Rangers player Aaron Cunningham that he was the victim of verbal abuse during the 2 December Ulster football final. The Ulster Council carried out an investigation and BBC Sport understands one Kilcoo player is to be banned for six months and another for four months. Kilcoo said they had not been notified, and the players could appeal. The two suspensions have yet to be officially confirmed by the Ulster Council. It is believed the case was the first time an allegation of racial abuse had been lodged with the provincial governing body. When an investigation was announced, Ulster GAA president Aog\u00e1n O Fearghail, said anyone found guilty of racism would be dealt with severely. Kilcoo released a statement saying the club condemned abuse and would co-operate with the Ulster Council's investigation. The Gaelic Athletic Association, which governs the sport in Ireland, is to discuss how to deal with racism at its annual congress in March.",
			"Gold reference": "Two Kilcoo players are to be suspended by Ulster GAA chiefs following allegations of racial abuse.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ulster GAA officials have suspended Kilcooo's players for two months and two months.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kilcooo have suspended two players from the Ulster GAA after a racial abuse case was lodged.",
			"Top-p candidate": "An investigation into an allegation of racial abuse has been completed and the claims of four broken sentences had been filed."
		},
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			"Entry ID": 11,
			"Input": "summarize: Steve Freer and Val Wawrosz, who worked together in HM Prison Leeds, have founded a charity called Tempus Novo to find jobs for prisoners who have served their sentences. They work unpaid in offices opposite the looming Victorian hulk of their old employer. Val used to run the prison print shop with \"the same faces\" turning up time after time and would ask why they had come back into prison. They would explain how they could not get a job, often sending hundreds of applications and getting nowhere, so, as a result, they had turned back to crime. Paul is one of their success stories. After serving nearly nine years in prison, he struggled to find employment. His probation officer suggested he talk to the pair and for the last six months he has been employed by Winder Power, a manufacturer in West Yorkshire. \"They brought me here, got me an interview, got me through the door,\" he said. \"They gave me a chance.\" Steve acknowledged employers were wary of ex-offenders at the start and has found small and medium-sized businesses easier to engage. He takes the boss of each company into the prison and shows them the prisoners hard at work, as \"human beings\". Steve and Val then pre-interview candidates, ensuring they are prepared to do any job, even sweeping the floors as a start. Then they ask the company to give them an interview and treat them like any other applicant. Crucially, they offer support to both employer and employee for 12 months. \"We're there all the time for them,\" said Val, who told me that it can be difficult for ex-offenders, or \"graduates\" as they call them, to \"settle into ordinary employment\". \"The slightest thing can send them off track, so we're there at the end of the phone just to pick them back up so they can keep their jobs,\" he explained. \"The savings are staggering,\" Val said. \"The first 54 guys that we placed into work had between them 838 convictions, which shows you we don't cherry-pick.\" Prisoners with multiple convictions are often hardest to place, but so far the overwhelming majority have kept their jobs. Deteriorating conditions in prisons have encouraged some repeat offenders to try much harder to find work, according to Val and Steve. One man told them: \"I don't really want to go back to prison. It's changed a lot recently.\" Both men say there are not enough staff to deal with problems of violence and legal highs. However, Justice Secretary Liz Truss hopes to address that by announcing the recruitment of 2,100 extra prison officers in England and Wales, in addition to the 400 recently promised. She is planning measures to tackle drug smuggling into jails and to target reoffending rates. More than 100,000 crimes are committed annually by former prisoners. Ms Truss wants to see people improve their education and skills in prisons, so they are more likely to find work. Many ex-offenders find it very difficult to get a job, regardless of their qualifications. Steve told me that throughout his career prison \"was always quite a safe, not overly violent environment. But over the last two, three years, that's changed in many prisons\". Tempus Novo is now working in several prisons. Steve and Val believe their approach could help ex-offenders across the country. \"It would be an incredible win for society,\" said Steve. \"Less crime, less victims, and a huge saving to the taxpayer.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Two retired prison officers are trying to help the men they used to guard to return to the world of employment.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A former prisoner who served nearly nine years in prison has been named Tempus Novo.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tempus Novo, a charity aimed at finding jobs for ex-offenders who have served their sentences, has been founded.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Two ex-offenders are helping a national charity in Leeds find jobs in the 1960s, say members of their own and a professional who also seek help."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 12,
			"Input": "summarize: Pte Sean Benton, 20, from Hastings, was found with five bullet wounds to his chest in June 1995 while on guard at a perimeter fence at Deepcut. An original inquest into his death recorded a verdict of suicide. His family applied for a new hearing after using the Human Rights Act to access evidence held by police. His twin, Tony Benton, and sister, Tracy Lewis, wept and said: \"We are just happy and relieved. It's been too long.\" A spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said: \"We care deeply about our young recruits and our thoughts remain with the family and friends of Private Sean Benton.\" BBC Local Live: For the latest updates and more news The malevolent culture at Deepcut barracks Justice Collins said fresh evidence had \"come to light which casts some doubt upon the correctness\" of the original decision. He added that under article two of the Human Rights Act there was material that questioned the care Pte Benton received from the Army at the time. Mrs Lewis said: \"Our family had just 20 years with Sean. It has taken us another 21 to secure the thorough, independent inquiry we should have seen immediately after his death.\" \"For two decades, our family has been tormented by questions about what Sean went through at Deepcut,\" she added. \"If his death had been properly investigated in 1995, we would have been spared years of uncertainty and pain. \"It should be a source of huge shame to the Ministry of Defence and Surrey Police that our mother had to fight for so long - far longer than she should have had to - to force the authorities to answer basic questions.\" The family said the original inquest took less than two hours and heard from six people. A criminal investigation seven years later found no evidence of third party involvement. Pte Benton's medical records were not obtained and no evidence was gathered or presented about his experiences at the base. The family, who are represented by human rights group Liberty, believe he was subjected to severe bullying. In a statement, the MoD said: \"The Armed Forces will not tolerate abuse, bullying, or discrimination. All allegations are taken very seriously and will be thoroughly investigated, either by the civil or military police and, where appropriate, action will be taken.\" \"It would be inappropriate to comment further while legal proceedings are ongoing -  we will assist the coroner as necessary,\" it added. Pte Benton was the first of four young soldiers to die at the barracks between 1995 and 2002. Pte Cheryl James, 18, from Llangollen, North Wales, shot herself in November 1995, according to a second inquest into her death which concluded in June. However, the coroner criticised a lack of training, structure and inappropriate sexual relationships in the camp. Pte James' father, Des, said he had applied to the MoD for a full public inquiry into what went on at the barracks. Pte Geoff Gray, 17, from Hackney, east London, was found dead with two gunshot wounds to his head on 17 September 2001. Pte James Collinson, 17, from Perth, was found dead with a single gunshot wound through his chin on 23 March 2002. A date for the fresh inquest into Pte Benton's death is yet to be set.",
			"Gold reference": "A fresh inquest can take place into the death of a young soldier at an army barracks in Surrey 21 years ago, a high court judge has ruled.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who was found dead in a barracks in Surrey has been given a new hearing.",
			"Beam candidate": "The family of a soldier who was found dead at Deepcut barracks in Surrey have said they are \"just happy and relieved\".",
			"Top-p candidate": "Two men who are believed to have been indicted by authorities as teenager in Lainsweep on Tuesday have been held pending an inquiry into the death of a 4-10-year-old boy."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 13,
			"Input": "summarize: The 35-year-old wing has signed for the Mitsubishi Dynaboars in Division Two of the Japanese League on a one-year deal. Williams scored twice in his final competitive game as Ospreys . \"It was a last-minute offer that I had to give great thought to in a short space of time,\" Williams told Twitter. \"Really looking forward to this exciting venture.\" Williams announced his  in February after he turned down Ospreys' offer to extend his playing career with the Welsh region to a 10th season. The 2008 International Rugby Board player of the year  in December, with 58 tries in 87 games for his country and two in four Tests for the British and Irish Lions. Williams signed off from the international stage in typical fashion, scoring a last-gasp try in the  in Cardiff on 3 December. The double-Grand Slam winner was also Ospreys' record try-scorer, with 57 touchdowns in 141 matches, and scored late on in his last game for both club and country. But Williams' final appearance in Europe was for the Barbarians in their  in Cardiff on 2 June. He was expected to continue his association with the Ospreys next season by  with the Liberty Stadium club but the Welsh region have released him for this \"once in a lifetime\" opportunity. An Ospreys statement said: \"Taking into account his fantastic service to the Ospreys, we understand that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for Shane and his family to experience a new culture and life in a new country and will not stand in his way. \"We wish them the best of luck in Japan and look forward to welcoming Shane back to Ospreylia upon completion of his playing commitments, when he will continue to represent the region with distinction off the field.\" Williams is second in international rugby's all-time try-scoring list behind Australian wing David Campese. And the legendary wing follows former Ospreys team-mates Jerry Collins and Filo Tiatia, who joined Yamaha Jubilo and Toyota Verblitz respectively in 2011, to Japan.",
			"Gold reference": "Wales' record international try-scorer Shane Williams has completed a U-turn on his rugby retirement and will play for a Japanese side next season.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Shane Williams has signed for the Ospreys in the Japanese League. He scored twice in his final competitive game as Ospreys. The Welsh region have released him for a one-year deal.",
			"Beam candidate": "Shane Williams has signed a one-year deal with the Welsh region. He scored twice in his final competitive game as Ospreys. The former Welsh rugby union player has scored two times in 141 matches for Wales.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Former Welsh Rugby League and Italian former England international Shane Williams has agreed to sign for the Mitsubishi Dynaboars."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 14,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device The 23-year-old earned GB's second medal of the Hong Kong championships following Elinor Barker's silver medal in the women's scratch on Wednesday. Latham emerged from the pack to take bronze as he chased down Adrian Teklinski of Poland, who won gold, and Lucass Liss of Germany, who got silver. In the men's team pursuit, GB were beaten to the bronze medal by Italy. Media playback is not supported on this device \"I am really happy to come away with a medal, finally,\" Latham told the BBC. \"I wasn't sure that Teklinski was going to hold on there. \"I was in a decent position most of the time. I followed the Irish rider Felix English and I had a good lead out.\" Elsewhere Britain's sole rider in the men's keirin, Joe Truman, was outclassed in his semi-final, having tried to take the race out with two laps to go. And in the women's team pursuit, GB finished fifth in the heats and failed to make the bronze-medal ride. Olympic gold medallist Chris Boardman \"Latham had a fantastic final charge. He timed his effort well there. \"We hardly saw him in the race, he monitored things but that's why. He was waiting for that final sprint. And what a ride that was for him. \"But with three laps to go, I would not have said that Teklinski would make it, but he found something from somewhere to just hang on there. \"More than 2km out, he effectively started to sprint. It will take him some time to recover from that.\" Six-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy \"I don't think that would be expected. It's the kind of event you can never be super-confident of winning or winning a medal in. \"But if you ride sensibly, which he did, he positioned himself very well and didn't waste any energy in the first part of the race. \"He marked the danger men and clearly had the legs for the sprint at the end. That's fantastic, a really great result for him and the team.\" Team pursuit Olympic gold medallist Elinor Barker came into the quartet of Emily Nelson, Manon Lloyd and Ellie Dickinson. The young squad were unable to compete for a medal but Barker remained positive about their progress. She told the BBC: \"It's the first Worlds for all of these girls and it's made it a lot more exciting. \"The level is so high already physically and technically. We have so much scope for improvement. It's such a good place to be in. \"Four years until Tokyo and we've just come fifth at the Worlds.\" Double Olympic gold medallist Joanna Rowsell Shand said on BBC TV: \"Coming into the competition, I don't think anyone expected them to medal. \"Until Elinor Barker joined the team today, we had four brand new riders. With an average age of 19, they've all got bright futures ahead of them.\" Earlier in the day, Olympic bronze medallist Katy Marchant was eliminated from the women's sprint in the first round. The 24-year-old, who claimed bronze behind Kristina Vogel of Germany and fellow Briton Becky James at Rio 2016, was the only female sprinter to travel to Hong Kong. The former heptathlete qualified in 16th place but was ousted by 17th-fastest Lin Junhong of China earlier on Thursday. Marchant is scheduled to compete in two more events - Saturday's 500m time-trial and Sunday's keirin. \"I'm really disappointed. I feel like I'm just missing a little bit of zing, which is something that coming off Rio is to be expected,\" she said. \"I didn't get the roar when I got the number on my back today - maybe the fact it's not an Olympic Games or something in the back of my mind telling me that I'm not feeling great. \"I know to get knocked out in the first round is not what we expect from a medallist, but the preparation coming into this competition is about the process leading on to Tokyo.\" Media playback is not supported on this device",
			"Gold reference": "Great Britain's Chris Latham won a bronze medal in the men's scratch race at the Track World Championships.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Britain team pursuit champions.",
			"Beam candidate": "Britain's keirin champions, Chris Latham says he is happy to come away with a medal.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Australian international."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 15,
			"Input": "summarize: There is a general belief here that if you typed Ghana or Ghanaian into a search engine, the words that would be suggested automatically as a follow-up should be politics and football. It is these two subjects that spark animated discussions and get the juices flowing. Even though in football, we have not won anything on the continental or world stage for a very long time, we still believe that the Black Stars, our national team, are special. One of the inner sources of the strength that help Ghanaians survive is the fact that our national team regularly beats the national team of the United States at football. Trying to get a visa from Ghana to the United States is one of the most humiliating experiences for Ghanaians. But we are able to endure it all by simply repeating over and over again under our breaths: \"World Cup 2006, we defeated you, World Cup 2010, we defeated you.\" Now, we discovered quite unexpectedly that defeating the US at football has even deeper implications, when news broke that our government had accepted two Yemeni ex-detainees, Khalid al-Dhuby and Mahmoud Omar Bin Atef, from Guantanamo Bay, where the US detains terror suspects, to live in Ghana. Elizabeth Ohene: \"They are excited to come to Ghana because of Asamoah Gyan, the captain of the Black Star - they know him and they like him very much\" The government has struggled to explain this decision. We have been told the two men pose no danger whatsoever to Ghana; they were innocent 20-year-olds when they were arrested and to drive home their innocence, our president compares them to his own 20-year-old son. We have been told that even though the two men are such thoroughly harmless and nice people, their every move will be monitored. Normally taciturn officials from the US embassy are suddenly all over the radio and television trying to assure us we should all be proud of our government for bringing to Ghana men the US Senate deems too dangerous to enter their country. When none of these interventions appeared to be calming the protests, the two thoroughly harmless and nice men were brought out to state their own case on national radio. Guantanamo Bay prison: The pair said they do not belong to any terrorist group, and have been wrongly arrested for 14 years without any charge. They have suffered but are not looking for revenge. They want to live in Ghana quietly and peacefully, and put their lives together. All that did not sound very convincing to any of us here; what everybody really wanted to know was why they had been brought to Ghana - did they just pick us on the map because Ghana happens to be the physical centre of the world? And suddenly it all comes tumbling out. They are excited to come to Ghana because of Asamoah Gyan, the captain of the Black Stars, they know him and they like him very much. A lot of the detainees like Ghanaians very much, and during the 2010 World Cup, most of the people there in Guantanamo Bay - no, not most of them, all of them -  were with Ghana and when the Black Stars beat America, they were very happy. So now we know... beating America at football has consequences. I am afraid I don't know what happened to our secret supporters in Guantanamo in 2014. They obviously did not cheer loud enough that year, which must be why we lost to the US. And for that reason alone, I think our two long-term visitors should be sent back to reorganize our supporters club in Guantanamo. More from Elizabeth Ohene:",
			"Gold reference": "In our series of letters from African journalists, Ghanaian writer Elizabeth Ohene looks at the uproar that greeted Ghana's decision to allow two Yemenis freed from the US jail in Guantanamo Bay to live in the West African state.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The two men have been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill two Yemeni men in Guantanamo Bay.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two Yemeni ex-detainees from Guantanamo Bay, where the US detains terror suspects, have been arrested.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Our presidency shifts from a colonial approach to a military mission."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 16,
			"Input": "summarize: The Women into Sustainable Employment scheme aims to improve language and workplace skills and is being piloted in Dundee and Glasgow. It is run by Bridges Programmes, which supports refugees, asylum seekers and others who do not speak English as a first language. If successful, the project could be extended across Scotland. The Scottish government said research suggested women from black and ethnic minority groups face many barriers to work and are under-represented in Scotland's labour market. Minister for Youth and Women's Employment, Annabelle Ewing, said: \"This course is aimed at precisely that group of women and I am very pleased that the Scottish government is able to fund the programme in two of Scotland's cities to help improve their employability, including building up their confidence, sharpen their English language skills and experience the workplace itself. \"We hope that if successful, such an innovative approach to the provision of English for speakers of other languages can be rolled out across Scotland to allow many more to benefit in the future. \"We are committed both to strengthening the economy and reducing inequality in Scotland. Schemes such as Bridges will help us make progress on both fronts by helping a minority group take their rightful place in the workplace.\" Founder and director of the Bridges Programmes, Maggie Lennon, said \"We are delighted that the Scottish government is funding what we know to be a successful and practical way of getting black and minority ethnic women into work. \"The key to the approach is working closely with employers at every stage, to ensure that the training is relevant to their needs as well as the women, meaning work- placements are more successful which in turn can lead to more sustainable job outcomes. \"Once again we see Scottish employers taking a pro-active role in supporting people far from the workplace.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A new project to help women from ethnic minority backgrounds into work has been given \u00a3110,000 of government funding.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A programme to help black and minority ethnic women in Scotland improve their English and workplace skills has been launched.",
			"Beam candidate": "Women from black and ethnic minority groups in Scotland are being trained to speak English as a first language, the Scottish government has said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A woman from under five ethnic minority groups has travelled to Scotland to develop an language curriculum in a training course to help better understand English."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 17,
			"Input": "summarize: Lines, 47, followed up a 3-0 win over the Scot with a 4-0 defeat of England's 1991 world champion John Parrott. The event in Scunthorpe offers the winner a place in the World Championship qualifying event. Now aged 48, Hendry retired after being knocked out of the 2012 World Championship. \"I didn't play well. It feels like somebody else's arm out there,\" he said after losing to Lines.",
			"Gold reference": "Peter Lines defeated seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry in the semi-finals on his way to winning the World Seniors Championship.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The former England and Scotland champions have won the World Championships in Scunthorpe.",
			"Beam candidate": "Scunthorpe's John Hendry has retired from the World Championships after he was knocked out of the European Championship.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Michael Hendry has been eliminated from the final of the World Championship qualifying round."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 18,
			"Input": "summarize: The members say they'll continue as a four-piece after Zayn Malik announced he was leaving the group last week to \"live like a normal 22-year-old\". His departure was followed by rumours on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook that One Direction was about to break up. But Liam Payne thanked fans for sticking with the band and for \"not thinking it's finished\". He tweeted: \"I can see a lot of people thanking us for staying but your the real Heros here thanks for not thinking it's finished.\" The band continued their On the Road Again tour and have been playing concerts in South Africa. They start the European leg of the tour by playing Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on 5 and 6 June. Zayn Malik quit the group last week after flying back to the UK, having been \"signed off with stress\". It was after reports that he'd cheated on his 21-year-old fiancee, Perrie Edwards. He told The Sun that he was \"upset\" for the group's fans and he said there was no bad blood between him and his former bandmates, who he said had been \"really supportive\". It's thought he's working on a solo album with producer Naughty Boy, who's worked on tracks for Emeli Sande, Cheryl Cole and Leona Lewis. Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter, BBCNewsbeat on Instagram and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube",
			"Gold reference": "One Direction is not on the verge of splitting up, despite rumours started on social media.",
			"Greedy candidate": "One Direction have announced they will leave the group after announcing they are leaving the group.",
			"Beam candidate": "One Direction have announced they are leaving the group on a two-day tour in South Africa.",
			"Top-p candidate": "American record label One Direction has revealed it will not be releasing songs for fans to add to their future."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 19,
			"Input": "summarize: Jodie Whittaker was announced as Doctor Who's 13th Time Lord - the first woman to be given the role. She will make her debut on the show when the Doctor regenerates in the Christmas special. The actor Martin Landau (left), star of 1960s TV series Mission: Impossible, died at the age of 89. He won an Oscar in 1995 for portraying the horror movie star Bela Lugosi in Ed Wood. The film-maker George A Romero, who created the Living Dead movie franchise, also died at the age of 77. Many credit him for inventing the zombie genre that we see in horror films today. Game of Thrones returned for its seventh season. Fans and critics were very happy - though they weren't too pleased with Ed Sheeran's cameo as an unnamed singing soldier. Buzzfeed published a report accusing singer R Kelly of trapping six women in a sex \"cult\". He denied the allegations and his lawyer said he would work \"diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name\". The salaries of 96 of the BBC's biggest stars were revealed for the first time in the corporation's annual report. Only a third of the stars earning more than \u00c2\u00a3150,000 a year were women - a statistic director general Tony Hall said highlighted a need to \"go further and faster\" on gender issues. Luis Fonsi's Despacito became the most-streamed song of all time within just six months of its release. The hit single has been played 4.6 billion times, overtaking Justin Bieber's Sorry. Linkin Park lead singer Chester Bennington died aged 41. The singer is said to have struggled with alcohol and drug abuse and had talked in the past about contemplating suicide. Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.",
			"Gold reference": "A look back at some of the top entertainment stories over the past seven days.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The BBC has revealed the first woman to be given the role of Doctor Who's 13th Time Lord.",
			"Beam candidate": "The BBC has revealed the first woman to be given the role of Doctor Who's 13th Time Lord.",
			"Top-p candidate": "This year's TV soap has confirmed the medical award for best actress in the Netflix series Game of Thrones."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 20,
			"Input": "summarize: The Harlequins centre will lead Wales in June Tests against Tonga and Samoa while the Lions take on New Zealand. Roberts, 30, played for the Lions in 2009 and 2013 but was not selected this time by Warren Gatland. \"I was gutted for about a day or two and then you refocus and you go again and you use it as motivation,\" he said. \"You respond to it in one of two ways. You mope around and continue to mope around, or you dust yourself off and you go again. \"I've played some good rugby in the last few weeks for my club at Harlequins and I'm thoroughly looking forward to this tour. \"And I suppose being captain gives me extra incentive.\" Roberts has started 83 of his 91 Tests for Wales but only one since they lost heavily to Australia in November. \"I was disappointed with the autumn series, in particular against Australia,\" said Roberts. Roberts acknowledges he \"deserved\" to be dropped for his performance against the Wallabies. \"It was a bad day at the office and I paid the price for it,\" he said. \"Hopefully that's given me a kick up the backside to go again, and in the Six Nations it was disappointing not to get a shot at starting.\" With 12 Wales players in the Lions squad, Roberts will lead a squad including 13 uncapped players. It will be his first experience of captaining a side since he led Cardiff Schools Under-15s. Wales' first Test is part of an Auckland double-header on Friday, 16 June, with their game against Tonga preceding New Zealand's match against Samoa. A week later, Wales will be in Apia to take on Samoa. Roberts said: \"For me, the fundamental thing is having the time of your life and being accountable. \"I want the young lads to have the time of their lives playing for their country. \"It's a hugely privileged position we're in to play rugby for Wales. It's every boy's dream, really, and I want them to have the most fun possible. \"I truly believe you do your best work when you truly enjoy what you're doing.\" Tonga have not beaten Wales in seven attempts, but Samoa have won four of the teams' nine matches. Roberts said: \"The biggest challenge for this group - and we weren't good at it in the Six Nations - is performing away from home. \"We know the comforts of the Principality Stadium, we know the motivation that gives Welsh players. Unfortunately, in the Six Nations, we didn't perform in Scotland and France. That is going to be the challenge. \"To embrace the occasion and pressure is what we want from the players - to embrace the environment and not be afraid of it.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Jamie Roberts intends to use his disappointment at being overlooked by the British and Irish Lions as motivation when he captains Wales.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Wales captain Steve Roberts says he is \"gutted\" for the first Test against Australia in the Six Nations.",
			"Beam candidate": "New Zealand's James Roberts says he is \"gutted\" for being captaining a side in the Six Nations.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Australia captain Sam Roberts says he feels an \"extra incentive\" when he retires to play rugby for Wales."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 21,
			"Input": "summarize: Mr Cunha was accused of taking $5m in bribes from a company that won contracts with the state oil company, Petrobras. He has vigorously rejected all the allegations. Mr Cunha was for many years one of Brazil's most powerful politicians. He led the impeachment process against President Dilma Rousseff, who was dismissed in August. Mr Cunha, from the centre-right PMDB party, was expelled from the Brazilian Congress last month. He was arrested in the capital, Brasilia, and has been transferred to the southern city of Curitiba, where federal judge Sergio Moro is leading the corruption probe. Mr Moro said he had ordered the arrest because there was \"a real possibility of [Mr Cunha] fleeing the country as he has resources hidden abroad\". The fact that he has dual Brazilian and Italian citizenship also increased the risk of him trying to evade justice, added Mr Moro. Mr Cunha has been detained for an indeterminate period. Petrobras is at the centre of a massive kickbacks scandal which cost the company $2bn (\u00c2\u00a31.5bn) and has led to the arrest of dozens of lawmakers and top businessmen. At least three businessmen have said under interrogation that they paid bribes to Mr Cunha, which they deposited in his overseas accounts. Along with his seat he has lost the partial immunity from prosecution that comes with being an elected representative. In March 2015 Mr Cunha stated that he did not have \"any type of account anywhere that is not declared on my income tax\". But authorities in Switzerland later gave information to a corruption inquiry in Brazil stating that Mr Cunha and his wife, former journalist Claudia Cruz, were beneficiaries of secret accounts worth about $5m (\u00c2\u00a33.7m). During the proceedings against him in Congress, Mr Cunha threatened to reveal secrets and destroy the reputation of many of those who, in his opinion, had betrayed him. Former President Dilma Rousseff said Mr Cunha had decided to accept a request to open her impeachment case in December last year after she refused to back him up in a corruption probe in Congress. She was replaced by her vice-president, Michel Temer, who is also from the PMDB party. Ms Rousseff accused Mr Temer of leading a political coup against her left-wing government.",
			"Gold reference": "The former speaker of the lower house of the Brazilian Congress, Eduardo Cunha, has been arrested in connection with a major corruption investigation.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Brazilian President Jose M. Cunha has been detained for a year after he was accused of bribery in Brazil.",
			"Beam candidate": "Brazil's former Prime Minister Josef Cunha has been detained after he was accused of taking bribes from a oil company.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Brazil's former presidential spokesman Lester Cunha has returned to Brazil and is being held on $11.5bn ($3.6bn)."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 22,
			"Input": "summarize: As part of the BBC's So I Can Breathe series, a week of stories exploring some of the different ways the world is seeking to reduce air pollution, people have been sharing their tips on how to improve the air around them. For Phoebe, Joylen and Verity, from London, the answer is to stop cutting down trees. Students at 50 London schools breathe air that exceeds legal pollution limits. \"Toxic air audits\" have been announced by the mayor of London to combat the problem. According to the US Forest Service, trees typically reduce urban air pollution by only up to 1%, but even this can have significant health benefits. Areej and her mother also want to plant trees in urban areas of Damascus to improve air quality. Wood-burning stoves are a cause of high indoor air pollution levels which have been linked to four million premature deaths annually, according to the World Health Organization. Adboulie Sey thinks they should be banned from Gambia and solar energy promoted instead. Africa's new breed of solar energy entrepreneurs A tax on wood stoves is another solution, suggested by Karen Baines on Twitter. Improving how we travel is a common desire. Swapping driving for cycling can reduce the number of vehicles on the road emitting pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide. Clare Rogers tweeted this picture of her and her daughter in Enfield. Robert Singleton suggests a ban on diesel powered vehicles would go some way to reducing pollution. Girl guides helping to clean Ghana's air pollution problem Improved public transport is also proposed by Maria Innes in Buenos Aires, and echoed by Oscar Soria, in New York. Mike Hall thinks government schemes to support people buying hybrid or electric cars is one way to encourage more environmentally friendly transport. And Pablo Nieto Gonzalez in San Sebastian, Spain, wants emissions from ships to be cut. A week of coverage by BBC News examining possible solutions to the problems caused by air pollution.",
			"Gold reference": "From Ghana to Argentina and London, air pollution is a problem that people want to do something about.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A week of stories exploring the ways the world is trying to reduce air pollution has been a week of stories exploring the ways the world is trying to reduce air pollution.",
			"Beam candidate": "The BBC's So I Can Breathe series is examining ways in which the world is trying to reduce air pollution.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A time has shown that nearly 1,100-year-old children are currently under severance heat without using a roof off their legs."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 23,
			"Input": "summarize: Environment Minister Mark H Durkan said drilling could have a significant impact on the environment. Tamboran Resources wanted to drill a 750m deep hole at a quarry at Belcoo, using permitted development rights. It issued a statement saying it was \"deeply concerned\" by the minister's decision. By John CampbellBBC News NI Economics & Business Editor Tamboran had intended to drill using \"permitted development rights\", which meant the firm would not have needed to apply for planning permission. The minister could only veto this if he assessed that work was likely to have \"a significant environmental impact\". And that is exactly the position he has arrived at. Tamboran will now have to make a full planning application with an accompanying environmental statement, a process that will, conservatively, take months to complete. But it does not mean the borehole will not eventually be drilled. Alternatively, Tamboran may want to try to get a judicial review of the  decision, arguing that the minister has not interpreted the planning regulations correctly. \"The company is currently reviewing its position and will release a further statement in due course,\" Tamboran said. Tamboran will now have to make a full planning application with an accompanying environmental statement. On Monday night, protesters held an ecumenical service at the gates of the quarry to celebrate the minister's decision. Donal O'Cofaigh from Belcoo Frack Free welcomed the decision and said it could delay the project considerably. \"It's a great relief, the minister has made the right decision,\" he told the BBC. \"This is the first time that we are going to have the opportunity to be consulted on that. This is something that is of grave concern to the local community.\" The MP for the area, Michelle Gildernew of Sinn F\u00c3\u00a9in, also welcomed the announcement. \"The decision to deny Tamboran to begin deep bore test drilling in Belcoo, Fermanagh, is the correct decision given the clear opposition to fracking in the area,\" she said. Tamboran staff moved into the quarry three weeks ago and carried out work to secure the site. Protesters objecting to both fracking and gas exploration had held a permanent vigil at the quarry. The aim of the borehole was to check if there was enough gas below ground to warrant seeking a licence to set up a fracking operation. Protesters said they feared a borehole could be the first step towards the setting up of an industry that they believe could damage the environment and the health of local residents. The borehole drilling process would not have involved fracking. Currently, Sinn F\u00c3\u00a9in, the SDLP and UUP say they oppose fracking, while the DUP has said exploration should take place, and any application for extraction should be judged at the time. Last week, politicians condemned a petrol bomb attack that targeted the family home of a Tamboran worker in Letterbreen.",
			"Gold reference": "Anti-fracking protesters have been celebrating a decision to block permission for an exploratory borehole for shale gas in County Fermanagh.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A company has said it is \"deeply concerned\" by the government's decision to deny drilling drilling in a quarry in Fermanagh.",
			"Beam candidate": "The government has denounced the government's decision to deny drilling drilling in Fermanagh.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A former manufacturer of gas has stated he could not have resorted to fracking for construction."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 24,
			"Input": "summarize: Shortly after the show was aired on Sunday, technology entrepreneur Peter Jones tweeted that his investment did not go through. The Glasgow-based firm had hoped to use the money to help fund the expansion of its Bluetooth tracker, Xupo. The coin-sized tracking sensor helps people find misplaced personal items. The tracker was launched by Strathclyde University graduates Raj Sark and Vincenz Klemt in 2014 after they raised nearly \u00a327,500 in a crowdfunding campaign with Kickstarter. The idea was born when one of the founders lost his travel bag, including a new laptop computer and passport, at Heathrow Airport. During the show, Peter Jones had offered the investment for 30% equity of the business. Xupo had forecasted \u00a31m in revenues in the next year. However, just after the show Peter Jones tweeted: \"My investment with My Lupo (sic) didn't go through as some issues arose during due diligence. I still wish Raj all the best in the future.\" A PR firm had already issued a press release on behalf of Xupo welcoming the investment. Mr Sark had said he was \"thrilled by the investment and Peter Jones' confidence in the product\". Mr Klemt had said the investment would help them strengthen their position in the UK and expand into Germany and France, followed by Italy and Spain.",
			"Gold reference": "A tech start-up firm which thought it had secured a \u00a3100,000 investment on the BBC's Dragons' Den TV show has had the funding pulled.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A company has offered \u00a320m to fund a \u00a320m investment in a new tracker that helps people find lost personal items.",
			"Beam candidate": "The founders of Xupo have raised \u00a31m for a new tracker that helps people find lost personal items.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Cardiff startup is investing more than \u00a3100m in a travel-first tracker."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 25,
			"Input": "summarize: Council officials will meet on Tuesday to start the process of identifying where the Maes will be. A cabinet report said 140 acres were needed, along with good mobile phone signal and, if possible, fibre broadband. Town and community councils will be contacted, asking for suggestions to be sent to Ceredigion council by March. Once these have been received, they will be forwarded to the National Eisteddfod board, which is responsible for choosing the host site. The county hosted the first known eisteddfod, when Lord Rhys, prince of Deheubarth, gathered poets and musicians at his castle in Cardigan in AD 1176.",
			"Gold reference": "Suggestions for the potential host site of the 2020 National Eisteddfod in Ceredigion are being sought.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A county council has been asked to find a site for the first known eisteddfod in the county.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ceredigion councillors have been asked to find a site for the first known eisteddfod.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A micronation on the hillside of Dafta is to be taken down and expected to be recreated by the Sussex government."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 26,
			"Input": "summarize: The Tyco BMW rider, who was injured in a 130mph crash at Ireland's Corner last August, also sat out this year's North West 200 and Isle of Man TT. Gary Dunlop will make his debut with his father's famous number three plate. \"I've never let anyone since Joey ride as number three but who better to use it than Gary,\" said clerk of the course Noel Johnston. \"I think it'll be pretty special to see it on the grid after all these years.\" Joey Dunlop won a record 26 Isle of Man TTs and 24 Ulster GPs before he was killed in a crash while racing in Estonia in July 2000. Michael Dunlop and Ian Hutchinson both return to Dundrod gunning for the top step of the podium with Dean Harrison, Ivan Lintin, Lee Johnston, William Dunlop, Peter Hickman, Bruce Anstey, Dan Kneen, Conor Cummins and Christian Elkin among the 173 entries. Johnston said the absence of Martin, who will be in Utah filming a land speed record attempt, is \"a shame, but in no way will there be any less of a spectacle for the fans\". He added: \"I'm very pleased with the final entry list and think it says a lot about the popularity of the event that the total number of entries are growing year on year, as is the number of newcomers [54] coming to Dundrod.\" Martin has presented a number of TV programmes in recent years, most notably Channel 4's Speed with Guy Martin. The 2016 Ulster Grand Prix will run between August 8 and 13.",
			"Gold reference": "Guy Martin will not be racing at next month's Ulster Grand Prix because of TV commitments in America.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joey Dunlop will be the first driver to win a record-breaking land speed record in the US.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joey Dunlop has been named number three for the 2016 Ulster Grand Prix in Dundrod.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mark Martin's unbeaten TT record ahead of Neil Matthews's Marquis Garbright third round, after a fatal crash, has earned a fifth consecutive Irish Grand Prix race title."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 27,
			"Input": "summarize: We received that question from Drew who is planning a trip to New York in December. He asked: \"Should I get my cash now or should I wait? Will there be much change between now and then?\" Anthony Reuben, from BBC Reality Check, had this answer: \"The BBC does not give financial advice, but here are a few things to bear in mind... \"The exchange rate between the pound and the dollar reflects the views of investors about the relative strengths of the two economies. \"Since the Brexit vote in June the pound has fallen about 18% against the dollar on the judgment that growth is likely to be stronger in the US than the UK and that UK interest rates are falling while the next movement in US rates is expected to be upwards. \"But it's always possible that something could happen to change that view - there is a presidential election in the US in November, for example. The outcome of that could make a considerable difference to the exchange rate. \"You do not necessarily have to put all your eggs in one basket - there is also the option to hedge your bets and buy half of your dollars now and half of them just before you go, as long as you are not going to be hit by extra charges for carrying out two transactions. \"It is always worth shopping around when buying currency - avoid buying your currency at the last minute at the airport. There are plenty of comparison sites online that will help you get the most dollars possible for your pounds, even if it is fewer than you would have got a few months ago.\" We asked readers to send in questions about the recent fall of the pound and rise of the FTSE 100. Anthony chose Drew's question: \"I'm planning on going to New York in December, should I get my cash now or wait? Will there be much change between now and then?\" Take a look at some of the other questions you've wanted us to answer: Why does the NHS spend on homeopathy? Could the UK take over existing EU trade deals? Does fracking affect the water supply? If you are reading this page on the BBC News app, you will need to visit the mobile version of the BBC website to submit your question.",
			"Gold reference": "With the value of the pound falling dramatically since Brexit, a \"flash crash\" last week when the currency lost 6% of its value against the dollar, and news on Tuesday that the pound had fallen again, when would be a good time to change those pounds to dollars?",
			"Greedy candidate": "What is the BBC's response to Drew's question?",
			"Beam candidate": "Could the UK take over existing EU trade deals?",
			"Top-p candidate": "Could the UK take over existing EU trade deals?"
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 28,
			"Input": "summarize: Tweeters have been using #NoToSocialMediaBill to campaign against the proposal. It proposes up to a seven-year sentence or $25,000 (\u00a316,000) fine for anyone found to be sending \"abusive messages\". Human Rights Watch condemns the move as an attempt to muzzle free speech. Millions of social media users in Nigeria, as well as those sending text messages, could be affected, it says in a statement. The bill does not define \"abusive statement or messages.\" There will be a public hearing on the bill before it can be passed. Activists see the bill as an attempt to target critics of lawmakers and politicians. The BBC's Nasidi Adamu Yahya in the capital, Abuja, says Nigerian MPs often come under the media spotlight because of the huge money they earn. However, Senator Bala Ibn Na'allah of the governing All Progressive Congress, who sponsored the bill, said the publication of false stories was becoming rampant in the country. \"You can't write false stories just because it is social media,\" he told the BBC Hausa service. The offences the proposed bill seeks to criminalise already exist under Nigerian laws including those on treason, defamation, and libel, our reporter says. Nigeria has a vibrant civil society, with many activists who use social media for their campaigns. It has the largest number of mobile phone users in Africa.",
			"Gold reference": "Nigerians have been reacting angrily to a draft bill being discussed in the Senate which aims to punish anyone who \"propagates false information\" on electronic media.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Nigeria's government has a bill to fine a Nigerian MP for sending \"abusive messages\" to a group of people who are sending text messages.",
			"Beam candidate": "Nigeria's government has approved a bill aimed at curbing the publication of false stories.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Nigerian party is denying online comment that it is running an attack on democracy."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 29,
			"Input": "summarize: Joe Murphy's scrambled early goal was the ideal start for Down and they led 1-8 to 0-6 at half-time. With Caolan Mooney starring, the Mournemen extended their advantage to six midway through the second half. Meath reduced Down's lead but they home side held on after a nervous finish. Down went into the game propping up Division Two after disappointing opening defeats by Fermanagh and Clare. County secretary Sean Og McAteer felt compelled to release a length statement on Thursday night denying reports of unrest within Eamonn Burns' squad and Saturday's win will be a huge boost for the management. After hammering Derry at Navan two weeks ago, Meath were favourites heading into the Pairc Esler contest but the Mournemen produced a performance of grit and determination to chisel out the vital Division Two victory. Murphy's goal, as he flicked a mishit Darragh O'Hanlon free past Paddy O'Rourke, was the perfect start for the home side as they were never headed in the contest. With midfielder Peter Turley putting himself about and former under-age star Mooney producing his best game in the Down senior jersey, the home side pushed on from leading only 1-1 to 0-3 to move five ahead by the interval. O'Hanlon slotted three first-half frees while the impressive Conor Maginn, Barry O'Hagan (two), Ryan Johnston and Aidan Carr also got on the scoresheet for Down in the opening period. Fresh from his Sigerson Cup heroics with St Mary's, Kevin McKernan also excelled in the opening period for the Mournement as Meath laboured, with free-taker Donal Lenihan hitting three of their points. A McKernan point extended Down's lead to 1-11 to 0-8 by the 52nd minute after a great block at the other end by Carr had prevented Brian Menton for netting a Meath goal. After their struggles in recent times, it was not a surprise to see Down attempting to hold on to their lead in the closing stages and Meath, helped by the introduction of the speedy Eamonn Wallace, reduced the margin to three by the time the game entered injury time. Inevitably, there was a late scare for Down as Lenihan aimed for goal from his last-gasp 13-metre free and the ball skimmed off the crossbar over for a point before the final whistle was blown seconds later. ALLIANZ FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURES/RESULTS SATURDAY Division One Mayo 1-19 0-14 Roscommon Division Two Down 1-13 0-14 Meath Division Three Laois 1-10 1-16 Tipperary Division Four Carlow 1-10 0-10 Limerick, Dr Cullen Park SUNDAY - 14:00 GMT unless stated Division One Donegal v Dublin, Ballybofey Kerry v Monaghan, Killarney Tyrone v Cavan, Healy Park, 14:30 Division Two Cork v Fermanagh, Pairc Ui Rinn, 13:00 Derry v Kildare, Celtic Park Galway v Clare, Salthill Division Three Antrim v Sligo, Corrigan Park Longford v Armagh, Pearse Park Offaly v Louth, Tullamore Division Four Wicklow v London, Aughrim, 13:00 Wexford v Waterford, Wexford Park, 13:00 Westmeath v Leitrim, Mullingar",
			"Gold reference": "Down ended a run of 14 straight defeats in competitive games stretching back to April 2015 as they earned a 1-13 to 0-14 win over Meath in Division Two of the Football League.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Down, smashed a goal to give them a 1-0 win over Meath in the Mournement.",
			"Beam candidate": "Meath's first goal of the season, was the perfect start for Down in the Division Two quarter-finals.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Gerry as county officials advised off by FA Sports Secretary Jeremy Cushing, appeared to take part in an intense game to beat Grimsby."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 30,
			"Input": "summarize: Real Madrid's Gareth Bale will hope to prove his fitness and win a third European major title in his home town on Saturday, 3 June and watching with interest will be another high profile Cardiff-born football figure. Terry Yorath was the first Welshman to play in a European Cup final, as it was then, when his Leeds side of 1975 lost 2-0 to Bayern Munich in Paris. For a man raised in the city's Grangetown area, the sight of club football's biggest global game being staged in Cardiff is still something Yorath finds hard to believe. \"I never thought a European Cup final would be here in Cardiff in my lifetime,\" said Yorath. \"We have a fantastic stadium and when the Italians and Spaniards come here they will enjoy the city and make it one big party. We should be proud of that.\" Bale will aim to fulfil the dream of playing in his home city as he hopes to shrug off an injury which has sidelined him for almost a month. \"I hope Gareth plays because it would be great for him,\" said Yorath. \"When you look back 12 months when the game was announced, he would have been thinking 'I hope we are there'. His family must be so proud. \"He is injured at the moment, but it would be fantastic if he scored and Real Madrid won.\" While Bale might be the latest Welshman to appear in a European final, Yorath was the first as he played his part during Leeds' controversial 2-0 defeat to a German side captained by Franz Beckenbauer in the French capital 42 years ago. A series of refereeing decisions went against the English champions that day and crowd trouble involving Leeds fans marred the Parc des Princes occasion in which fellow Welshman, goalkeeper Glan Letheran, was an unused Leeds substitute. \"You never dream about it, but afterwards you look back and think how many people have actually played in a European Cup final,\" said Yorath. \"I am one of the lucky few and nobody can ever take that away from you. \"But we got beaten and the crowd trouble at the end marred everything. \"The Leeds crowd weren't good that day. I got substituted about 15 minutes before the end and had to walk behind the goal where the Leeds fans were and it was then the Leeds crowd started throwing seats. \"As I was walking by with the seats coming over the top of me, I thought I hadn't played that bad had I? \"But the referee wasn't good either. We were cheated, but we were used to that at Leeds.\" Being the first Welshman to play in a European Cup final allied with captaining his country in 42 out of 59 internationals and managing his nation formed the bedrock for Yorath becoming the 21st footballer to be inducted into the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame dinner in Cardiff. Yorath was added to the roll of honour alongside Wales and Lions rugby star Graham Price, Olympics sprinter Christian Malcolm and ex-Glamorgan cricketer Peter Walker. \"It fees fantastic because when I came here down from Leeds, I didn't have a clue and believed I was just being invited here as a guest,\" said Yorath. \"I am not sure how this has happened. I thought I would just go down and see my sister who lives in Cardiff. \"To be honoured in such a way is something I never expected. \"I thought my days of being named in a Hall of Fame or recognised by anyway with Wales were over. I am 67 now although I don't feel it. \"This is probably one of the best things that has ever happened to me in football including playing in European Cups and Cup finals. \"Nothing will ever surpass this as far as sport goes. \"I now live in Leeds and nobody understands what being Welsh is. \"They don't understand how involved I get involved with whatever sport Wales play, why I have tears when the national anthem is played. \"I love everything about Wales. This is just such an honour.\"",
			"Gold reference": "In three weeks, the eyes of the sporting world will be on Cardiff when Real Madrid and Juventus arrive in town for the Champions League final.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Real Madrid manager Gareth Bale is set to play in Cardiff's Grangetown area.",
			"Beam candidate": "Real Madrid's Gareth Bale is set to play in a European Cup final in Cardiff on Saturday.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jim Yorath's wheelchair ridden jersey of the 1998 European Cup final has been changed in Cardiff."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 31,
			"Input": "summarize: The pants, embroidered with the royal VR monogram, are being sold on behalf of Yesterday's World museum in Sussex. Auctioneer Richard Edmonds said: \"We've been able to date the pants by measuring the waistband and they are from the last 10 years of her life.\" The sale also includes nightdresses and stockings worn by Britain's longest-serving monarch and Princess Alice. The royal intimate apparel - described as in \"excellent condition\" - is expected to fetch several thousand pounds when it goes under the hammer next week. Mr Edmonds, from Chippenham Auction Rooms, said he used the \"tried-and-tested method\" of measuring the waistline to date the underwear to about 1891. \"Earlier in her life she was slimmer but her pants got bigger as she got older,\" he said. \"As there's such a good photographic record of Queen Victoria, it's possible to calculate her waist measurement over time, so we know roughly when she would have worn items of this size.\" According to Mr Edmonds, the 125-year-old underwear was bought by Yesterday's World museum from a descendant of one of Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting. \"Items of Queen Victoria's clothing were often given to members of the royal household, particularly after her death in 1901,\" he said. \"And they're stamped with the royal crest which proves they're from the royal wardrobe.\" Also included in the sale on 11 July are stockings and shoes worn by Queen Victoria's third child Princess Alice and replicas of the Crown Jewels. In 2014, a pair of Queen Victoria's silk bloomers sold at auction in Kent for \u00c2\u00a36,200.",
			"Gold reference": "A pair of Queen Victoria's cotton pants with a 45in (114cm) waistband are to be sold at auction in Wiltshire.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A pair of Queen Victoria's pants are to be sold at auction in Kent for \u00a320m.",
			"Beam candidate": "A 125-year-old underwear worn by Queen Victoria has been sold at auction.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A \u00a31 million sale of gold jeans, leather shoes and sweaters worn by Queen Victoria has been held under the hammer for an estimated six years."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 32,
			"Input": "summarize: Crews were called to a building site in Bloomery Circle, Llanwern, at 21:15 BST on Wednesday. The blaze burned for more than 10 hours before it was extinguished. It is understood the burning material included a large amount of scrapped railway sleepers. A Gwent Police spokesman said: \"Officers are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fire... which is believed to have been deliberately set.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A fire involving about 100 tonnes of waste wood and rubbish in Newport was started deliberately, the police and fire service have said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A fire has burned at a railway station in Gwent.",
			"Beam candidate": "A fire at a railway station in Gwent has been extinguished.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A section of a railway is being burnt by firefighters in west Belfast."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 33,
			"Input": "summarize: A 24-hour walkout by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union, in protest at the introduction of driver-only trains, ended at 11:00 BST on Wednesday. Southern warned passengers to expect \"difficult and frustrating\" journeys throughout the day. Two further strikes have been announced for 10 May and 12 May. Latest updates here The RMT confirmed it would attend talks with Southern \"over the guards jobs and safety dispute\" on Friday. Dyan Crowther, chief operating officer for Southern owner Govia Thameslink Railway, told BBC Sussex: \"We are very pleased to hear that and we look forward to meeting the RMT\". Southern said some routes were again suspended or reduced with 700 fewer services across Sussex and east Surrey. Ms Crowther said the timetable would not return to normal until Thursday as they needed to get rolling stock and staff into the right position. Paul Barker, a commuter from Rye, normally catches a Southern train to Ashford then a high-speed service to St Pancras. He said he worked from home on Tuesday but went to Robertsbridge on Wednesday to catch a Southeastern service to London. He said: \"It was standing room only from Frant, but you cannot take two days off work\". RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: \"This dispute is about safety. The company, with an eye on ever-fatter profits, is prepared to axe the guards on some of the most overcrowded and potentially-dangerous services.\" The company said there would be no job or pay cuts but the planned changes would make conductors more visible while drivers would operate doors. It accused the RMT of \"scaremongering\" and said \"driver-only operation is a safe, proven way of working\" which had been used \"on 40% of trains across the Southern network for 25 years\".",
			"Gold reference": "Talks to prevent a further strike by Southern rail conductors are to be held on Friday.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Southern rail unions have agreed to strike a strike on the rail and rail network in Sussex.",
			"Beam candidate": "Southern rail unions are to hold talks with the RMT over a \"scaremongering\" dispute over driver-only trains.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Southern rail has released a quick summary of the strike organisers are demonstrating that they are seeking to free people who leave the rail fence after being stranded."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 34,
			"Input": "summarize: The study says girls as young as 10 are forced to marry much older men in countries including Afghanistan, Yemen, India and Somalia. Save the Children says early marriage can trigger a cycle of disadvantage across every part of a girl's life. Conflict, poverty and humanitarian crises are seen as major factors that leave girls exposed to child marriage. \"Child marriage starts a cycle of disadvantage that denies girls the most basic rights to learn, develop and be children,\" said Save the Children International CEO Helle Thorning-Schmidt. \"Girls who marry too early often can't attend school, and are more likely to face domestic violence, abuse and rape. They fall pregnant and are exposed to STIs (sexually transmitted infections) including HIV.\" The girl who said no to child marriage Europe struggles with migrant child brides Gambia and Tanzania ban child marriages Big money for Niger's child brides The report, called Every Last Girl, ranks countries based on the hardest place to be a girl based on schooling, child marriage, teen pregnancy, maternal deaths and the number of women in parliament. Chad, Niger, Central African Republic, Mali and Somalia were ranked at the bottom of the index. The report says girls affected by conflict are more likely to become child brides. It says many refugee families marry off their daughters as a way to protect them against poverty or sexual exploitation. The charity used the example of a 13-year-old Syrian refugee in Lebanon it called Sahar - not her real name - who was married to a 20-year-old man. Now 14, she is two months pregnant. \"The wedding day, I was imagining it would be a great day but it wasn't. It was all misery. It was full of sadness,\" Save the Children quoted her as saying. \"I feel really blessed that I am having a baby. But I am a child raising a child.\" The report says girls also suffer during humanitarian crises such as the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone where the shutting down of schools led to an estimated 14,000 teen pregnancies. The UN children's agency, Unicef, estimates that the number of women married in childhood will grow from 700 million today to around 950 million by 2030. The Save the Children's report coincides with International Day of the Girl on Tuesday.",
			"Gold reference": "One girl under the age of 15 is married every seven seconds, according to a new report by Save the Children.",
			"Greedy candidate": "UN children's agency says girls in Africa are more likely to become child brides than women in the country they are in.",
			"Beam candidate": "UN children's agency estimates that the number of women married in childhood will grow to around 950 million by 2030.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Five countries and a mother of two are struggling to meet women who break into marriage, a UN charity says."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 35,
			"Input": "summarize: Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he said: \"The only response can be: 'yes, Mr President'.\" Gen Petraeus resigned as CIA director in 2012 following an extramarital affair with his biographer. It later emerged he had shared classified material with her. He served as a senior officer under Presidents Bush and Obama. He was the commander of US and Nato forces in Afghanistan, before retiring from the military to take the top position in the Central Intelligence Agency. Asked if he thought Mr Trump had the correct temperament to be the US President, he said: \"It's up to Americans at this point in time not only to hope that that is the case, but if they can, endeavour to help him.\" He then indicated he would personally serve under Mr Trump if asked. \"If you're asked, you've got to serve - put aside any reservations based on campaign rhetoric... and figure out what's best for the country,\" he said. \"I've been in a position before where a president has turned to me in the Oval Office in a difficult moment, without any pleasantries, and said 'I'm asking you as your president and Commander in Chief to take command of the international security force in Afghanistan.' \"The only response can be: 'yes, Mr President,'\" he continued. A number of media outlets have linked the retired general with positions in the new administration. A report in The Guardian last week linked Gen Petraeus to the race for secretary of state, citing diplomatic sources. Mr Trump has been putting together his administration made up of friends, family, and former rivals - but several key positions, including secretary of state, remain open. General Petraeus was indirectly critical of some of Donald Trump's rhetoric during the presidential election campaign, describing the president elect's anti-Muslim comments as toxic. However, he said he had heard good things from those who have been speaking with Mr Trump since the election result. \"It's interesting that those who have been talking to him have said, you know, he's very personable, very hospitable, very gracious guy, full of questions and dialogue,\" he said. He also suggested that Mr Trump could forge closer ties with Russia, comparing his political position to that of President Nixon's overtures to China in the 1970s. \"Only Nixon could have gone to China. Anyone else would have been criticised from the right,\" he said. \"I think that the current president would have been criticised from the right had he tried some of the kinds of outreach that, in fact, President-elect Trump may pursue.\" But he warned that any such outreach should be attempted \"with your eyes wide open\".",
			"Gold reference": "General David Petraeus, one of the United States' most prominent military officers, has indicated he would be willing to serve in President-elect Donald Trump's administration if asked.",
			"Greedy candidate": "US President Donald Trump has said he is \"so\" to serve under President Donald Trump if asked.",
			"Beam candidate": "US Secretary of State John McCain has said he will serve under President Donald Trump if asked.",
			"Top-p candidate": "US President Donald Trump has said he has advised Americans to try to support Trump during the election, because of criticism from media coverage."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 36,
			"Input": "summarize: Leigh-Anne Mahachi, 22, was discovered  at a property in Spotswood Close, in Gleadless Valley, on Tuesday, but died later in hospital. A post-mortem examination found she died from multiple stab wounds. South Yorkshire Police described her death as a \"targeted attack\". A 37-year-old man from Colchester, Essex, arrested on suspicion of murder on Tuesday, remains in police custody.",
			"Gold reference": "A woman stabbed to death at her home in Sheffield has been identified.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman has died after a stab wound to her neck and a knife in a house in South Yorkshire.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found stabbed to death in South Yorkshire.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A woman who was found murdered by a man in the South Yorkshire area has been questioned over her disappearance."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 37,
			"Input": "summarize: It was a scrappy effort, which saved the game from going to what had seemed an inevitable penalty shootout. Stevie Mallan though had earlier missed the game's best chance for the home side when he failed to score from the penalty spot. St Mirren now lead Group G by three points. It might have been picture postcard weather for the first half in Paisley, but there wasn't much to write home about. St Mirren were too predictable with long balls floated forward for John Sutton and David Clarkson up front, although Mallan's dead ball delivery was, as always, a threat. Ayr started well enough and Paul Cairney had a real early chance, but after that Saints looked comfortable at the back. St Mirren's best chance of the half fell for Calum Gallacher who got on to the end of a lovely ball from Clarkson. It was screaming for the first-time volley, but he chose the wrong option in taking a touch and the opportunity melted in the evening sun. Things, we hoped, could only get better in the second half. They did. A bit. Lewis Morgan was highly impressive down the left side for the home team, embracing the concept of dazzling wing play and hitting the by-line before delivering the cross. But no-one could cash in. He won his team a penalty with another dazzling run. The usually deadly Mallan took the spot kick, but United goalkeeper Greg Fleming produced a wonderful save to his right hand side to urge the game toward further penalties after 90 minutes. But then central defender Baird chipped in with his last-minute effort, bundling the ball over the line after a scramble in the box. Enough to set Saints proudly at the top of their section. St Mirren manager Alex Rae: \"We struggled to get any intensity in the first half. I'm conscious of the fact it was really warm out there tonight. \"A lot of the boys are just not up to speed. This competition has come really early. \"Lewis Morgan tonight was sensational, driving at people. The boy is making a really big impact. \"I spoke to Stewart (Gilmour, the chairman) before the game, there may be funds for a loan deal, but we'll try and squeeze a few quid out of him.\" Ayr United manager Ian McCall: \"I thought it was a really poor game of football. We're a mile short in terms of bodies and fitness but a draw would have been fair. To lose one so late is hard to take. \"But, we've got two games left and if we win them two you never know. \"We need strikers. We need a wide player. We need a centre back. We're four or five short of where we want to be. The substitutes Alex (Rae) was able to make was the difference.\" Match ends, St. Mirren 1, Ayr United 0. Second Half ends, St. Mirren 1, Ayr United 0. Goal!  St. Mirren 1, Ayr United 0. Jack Baird (St. Mirren) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner following a corner. Corner,  St. Mirren. Conceded by Patrick Boyle. Attempt blocked. Lewis Morgan (St. Mirren) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Attempt missed. David Clarkson (St. Mirren) left footed shot from the left side of the six yard box is close, but misses to the left. Corner,  Ayr United. Conceded by Jason Naismith. Foul by Lewis Morgan (St. Mirren). Nicky Devlin (Ayr United) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Attempt missed. David Clarkson (St. Mirren) right footed shot from the centre of the box is high and wide to the left. Corner,  St. Mirren. Conceded by Ross Docherty. Lewis Morgan (St. Mirren) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Nicky Devlin (Ayr United). Foul by Kyle Hutton (St. Mirren). Ross Docherty (Ayr United) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Lawrence Shankland (St. Mirren). Paul Cairney (Ayr United) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Attempt missed. Patrick Boyle (Ayr United) left footed shot from the left side of the box is close, but misses to the left. David Clarkson (St. Mirren) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Foul by David Clarkson (St. Mirren). Patrick Boyle (Ayr United) wins a free kick on the right wing. Nicky Devlin (Ayr United) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Foul by David Clarkson (St. Mirren). Corner,  St. Mirren. Conceded by Greg Fleming. Penalty saved! Stephen Mallan (St. Mirren) fails to capitalise on this great opportunity,  right footed shot saved  in the bottom left corner. Penalty St. Mirren. Lewis Morgan draws a foul in the penalty area. Penalty conceded by Nicky Devlin (Ayr United) after a foul in the penalty area. Foul by Kyle Hutton (St. Mirren). Paul Cairney (Ayr United) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Attempt missed. Lawrence Shankland (St. Mirren) header from the centre of the box is too high following a corner. Corner,  St. Mirren. Conceded by Paul Cairney. Substitution, Ayr United. Craig McGuffie replaces Michael Donald. Ross Docherty (Ayr United) is shown the yellow card. Stephen Mallan (St. Mirren) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Paul Cairney (Ayr United). Foul by Tom Walsh (St. Mirren). Michael Donald (Ayr United) wins a free kick on the right wing. Attempt saved. Stephen Mallan (St. Mirren) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the top centre of the goal. Substitution, St. Mirren. Tom Walsh replaces Calum Gallagher. Substitution, St. Mirren. Lawrence Shankland replaces John Sutton.",
			"Gold reference": "Jack Baird scored a dramatic last-minute goal to preserve St Mirren's 100% record in this season's Betfred League Cup.",
			"Greedy candidate": "St Mirren's first goal of the season was a dazzling one-goal win for the club.",
			"Beam candidate": "St Mirren's first goal of the season was a dazzling volley by Lewis Morgan.",
			"Top-p candidate": "England striker Lewis Morgan made a good start to the League Two table, reaching at the top of Group G."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 38,
			"Input": "summarize: Turnout: 394,990 valid votes (42.5%) Second preference votes are only used if no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote. The top two candidates then receive the second preference votes from their eliminated opponents. Also see: South Wales Police is the largest Welsh police force area by population - some 1.2m people live within it. It covers everything from Swansea to Cardiff and includes Bridgend, Rhondda Cynon Taf, the Vale of Glamorgan and Merthyr Tydfil. There are 2,937 officers that work in South Wales Police, with 1,746 support staff and 406 community support officers. The force's chief constable is Peter Vaughan, with Matt Jukes serving as deputy chief constable. The total force budget for 2016/17 is \u00a3258.9m. The precept is \u00a3207.85 for band D properties. That compares to \u00a3200.07 in Dyfed-Powys, \u00a3220.06 in Gwent and \u00a3240.12 in North Wales Police force areas. The force has current projected savings of \u00a35.4m in 2016/17 with a projected cut in staff numbers of 21. There were 89,864 crimes recorded in south Wales between September 2014 and September 2015, a rise of 4% on the year before. Violence against the person rose by 23%, although all police forces apart from one recorded a rise in the category of offences. Sexual offences rose by 11%, while burglary offences fell by 5%. Theft offences fell by 6%, while criminal damage and arson fell by 1%. The last annual inspection of police forces by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) said South Wales Police was good at preventing crime and antisocial behaviour and had a good understanding of local neighbourhoods. HMIC said the force is good at identifying and tackling serious and organised crime groups.",
			"Gold reference": "Labour's Alun Michael has been re-elected as South Wales police and crime commissioner.",
			"Greedy candidate": "South Wales Police has been voted out of a vote of a second preference vote by the top two candidates.",
			"Beam candidate": "South Wales Police is the largest police force in Wales, with a total budget of \u00a3258.9m.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Shrewsbury's full - 151 and 77 in Wales and Wales had made a list of the top two candidates."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 39,
			"Input": "summarize: Compounding the trauma of personal loss they face a lonely battle to find and identify husbands, wives and children before trying to bring them home for burial. Mohammed Nowrouz Noori is an Afghan man in his late 30s but he is already a broken man. In January this year he set off with his wife Nilufar, son Mohammad and baby daughter Nastaran from the Turkish coast heading for Greece. \"When we were boarding my son said 'Dad I have prayed that we reach to other side safely',\" Nowrouz says as he recounts the tragedy at the family home back in Kabul. \"We could see lights from Greece. I reassured him, saying 'tonight is the last night of our troubles'.\" But the boat arranged by people smugglers soon got into trouble and capsized. \"In a matter of seconds water was everywhere, filling the boat. It was dark. I lost my children and my wife who had been sitting next to me,\" Nowrouz says. At least 39 migrants, including several children drowned that day. Nowrouz was among more than 60 rescued, What came next was a 12-day struggle to recover the bodies of his loved ones and bring them home for burial. Read more: The untold story of Europe's drowned migrants Anatomy of a shipwreck Nowrouz says he received medical treatment in a camp on the Turkish coast where police showed him photos of bodies which had been recovered. \"I saw my family's pictures there,\" he says. \"I saw the photo of my one-year-old daughter, my six-year-old son and my wife who was 25. I lost them.\" A police officer asked whether Nowrouz intended to bury his family in Turkey or take them home. After phoning relatives he decided the family should be buried in Kabul. The next day a minibus took Nowrouz and other survivors to Istanbul where he turned to the Afghan consulate for help. \"They said that I have to repatriate the bodies myself,\" he says. At the Afghan consulate in Istanbul, Zia Zaki is one of those trying to cope with the fallout from the migrant crisis. \"We have assembled a team of three people to deal specifically with refugee issues,\" he says as he sifts through piles of documents. \"In the last incident I attended there where 25 Afghans who lost their lives at sea. I saw a child's body in the cold room. \"I have my own small child. I tried to stay strong because it was my job to be there and identify the bodies. But when I returned home I looked at my child and I cried.\" Nowrouz spent days calling relatives back home. \"I had to borrow money to repatriate my family back to Afghanistan,\" he says. The consulate told Nowrouz that the bodies of his wife and children were kept in Bursa, a town 300km (187 miles) inland from where the accident happened. He hired a car for the four-hour drive, leaving in the middle of the night. He also booked flights to Kabul for the following evening. But once in Bursa, he could find only the bodies of his wife and son; his baby daughter was missing. With flights arranged he had little choice but to leave her behind to be buried in one of Bursa's cemeteries. At Bursa's Kent cemetery, Imam Neshet Kaya performs the funeral rites for deceased migrants. \"I just buried a child who has no name and we don't know who he was,\" he says. \"He was buried here surrounded by me and a few cemetery workers. Today we are his brother, sister and his family.\" Whether he buried Nowrouz's daughter here is impossible to know. Many of the migrant victims are Muslim and the imam says he makes sure they are buried properly. \"We go to hospital to pick up the body and bring it here to perform the Islamic rituals, washing them and wrapping them in a shroud,\" he says.  \"Later we perform the prayers at the mosque.\" The cemetery keeps records of each grave together with available documents, photos or DNA records to allow possible identification and exhumation if a body is claimed at a later date. For Afghans taking a body home means travelling by air. In Bursa, Mr Nowrouz bought coffins for his wife and son, hired an ambulance and headed back to Ataturk airport for the flight to Kabul. At Istanbul airport, Sohila Shalizai runs the office of Afghanistan's Ariana airline - the tragedy of migrants' deaths has become overwhelming here too. \"Lately we have been carrying at least two or three, even up to seven bodies on each flight,\" Ms Rizi says. \"Sometimes we can't cope with the numbers of bodies that come to us and we have refer people to Turkish airlines. Sometimes most of our cargo is coffins.\" Her colleague, Khan Mohamad, says the airline has transported 70 bodies back to Afghanistan over the last 12 months. \"I just returned from customs where I have processed another coffin which came from Izmir.\" Sometimes, Mohamad says, families don't have the money. \"They lose it all when they capsize or the smugglers take it. Last time we sent four bodies to Afghanistan and the relatives still need to pay.\" Nilufar and Mohammad were buried the day they arrived back in Kabul. But even in grief the family is not united. \"I wanted to bring my daughter's body to Afghanistan too\", Nowrouz says, \"but because the whole process took so long I couldn't find her.\" Compounding the heartbreak of losing his family, he now has debts to worry about as well. Having borrowed $8,500 to cover the costs of the ordeal, Nowrouz has been left bankrupt by a journey that already cost him everything. Additional reporting from Ismael Shahamat and Johannes Dell",
			"Gold reference": "Hundreds of migrants face huge debts and a logistical nightmare to repatriate the bodies of loved ones who have died during perilous sea crossings to Europe.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man in Afghanistan has been rescued from a boat smuggling in Turkey.",
			"Beam candidate": "At least 39 migrants have been rescued from a boat arranged by people smugglers.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Dreams have lost hope for Syrian refugees, locals and other migrants, who are depressed and desperate for answers, according to BBC correspondent Zia Zaki."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 40,
			"Input": "summarize: The 24-year-old from Runcorn became Britain's first champion in the event's 17-year history in 2016. After winning gold in the season-opener in Switzerland earlier in April, she finished behind 18-year-old Janja Garnbret in Chongqing, China. Coxsey still leads Slovenia's Garnbret in the overall rankings, with five more events to take place before August. Japan's Akiyo Noguchi, 27, picked up bronze with third place. \"It was a hot and sweaty final,\" Coxsey wrote on Twitter. \"I'm very happy to finish in second place. Massive congrats to Janja!\" Sport climbing - which includes bouldering - is one of five new sports confirmed for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. This content will not work on your device, please check Javascript and cookies are enabled or update your browser WATCH: How Shauna Coxsey became the UK's first bouldering world champion",
			"Gold reference": "Shauna Coxsey took silver in the second Bouldering World Cup event of the year as she continued her title defence.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A British woman has been named Britain's first champion in the sport's 17-year history.",
			"Beam candidate": "Olympic gold medallist Shauna Coxsey has been named Britain's first champion.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Rory Josip Poepin has been named in the National Assault Team's World Head Top Four for the next 11 years."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 41,
			"Input": "summarize: The South Africa-born 23-year-old had been playing club cricket in the East Anglian Premier League this season. \"Sean shows a great maturity with the bat and understands his game well,\" Kent's high performance director Simon Willis told the club website. \"The number of runs he has scored in all formats is testament to his focus and concentration.\" Dickson, who has a British mother and holds a UK passport, has previously played first-class cricket for Northerns in South Africa. He also bowls medium pace and could make his first-team debut for the club in their T20 Blast match against Glamorgan on Friday. Kent have not disclosed the length of his contract at the St Lawrence Ground.",
			"Gold reference": "Kent have signed batsman Sean Dickson after he impressed during a trial spell with their Second XI.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kent have signed South Africa international Scott Dickson on a one-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kent have signed South Africa's Sean Dickson on a one-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kent have signed second-class England batsman Shane Dickson on a one-year contract."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 42,
			"Input": "summarize: If Prime Minister Theresa May does not appear to have had a particularly good night, Ruth Davidson, the Tory leader in Scotland, certainly has. The Scottish Tories have seen double-digit increases in their vote in almost every seat. They've more than doubled their returns in some places where the party was previously unelectable. First they knocked off Angus Robertson, the SNP's deputy leader and top dog at Westminster. They had called that their \"Portillo moment\" - but their best was yet to come, as they dethroned Alex Salmond in Gordon. They even overturned the fourth-safest seat in the country, in Banff and Buchan. Other Scottish Tory gains include: It's been a long time since the Tories have had a night like this in Scotland. In four elections in a row, they returned a single MP. The year before that, 1997, they got zero. You have to go back to 1992 for the last time they won more than a single seat in Scotland. They ended up with 13 - the party's best showing north of the border since 1983. What this Tory resurgence means for the rest of the UK in terms of parliamentary calculations is unclear. The margins are razor-thin, so every seat is precious. But the Tories are resolute in what they believe it means for Scotland. \"Indyref2 is dead,\" Ms Davidson says. The prospect of a second independence referendum has been at the core of the Tory campaign, and indeed their entire revival in Scotland. The SNP have a majority of seats, and thus a \"triple lock\" mandate for that referendum, according to their manifesto - but it certainly seems a more distant prospect than ever. And while Mrs May's future might now be in doubt, Ms Davidson's star is burning more brightly than ever.",
			"Gold reference": "Election night has turned out to be a night of contrasting fortunes for the Conservative and Unionist Party.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Scottish Conservatives have a great night in the UK, and it's a good time to see the party's resurgence.",
			"Beam candidate": "Scotland's Tories are resolute in what they believe it means for the rest of the UK.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Meanwhile, the iconic Tory star is bucking their new leader in the Scottish elections."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 43,
			"Input": "summarize: A Munster statement said O'Connell, 36, would provide \"invaluable technical expertise and advice\" to the Irish province's next generation of players. \"Every club in the world would love to have an iconic figure such as Paul O'Connell involved in their set-up,\" said Munster chief Garret Fitzgerald. O'Connell made 174 Munster appearances and earned 108 Ireland caps. \"As a Limerick native and proud Munster and Irishman who has played and led teams for Munster, Ireland and the Lions, we were very eager to secure his services in some capacity,\" added Fitzgerald. \"An appointment such as this is a further boost to our academy staff and young players, and to the organisation as a whole.\" The Limerick man, who played on three British & Irish Lions tours, was forced to retire from the game in February after being unable to recover from serious hamstring injury sustained at last year's World Cup. The injury meant that O'Connell was forced to cancel his contract with French club Toulon. Former Lions captain O'Connell spent 14 seasons at Munster and helped the province win two European Cup titles and three Celtic Leagues. O'Connell was also part of Ireland's Grand Slam winning team in 2009 and captained his country to successive Six Nations titles in 2014 and 2015. Munster have appointed former South African international Johan 'Rassie' Erasmus as their Director of Rugby for next season with Anthony Foley's job title remaining as head coach.",
			"Gold reference": "Munster great Paul O'Connell will work with the province's academy in a part-time mentoring role over the next year.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Munster have appointed Paul O'Connell as their new head coach.",
			"Beam candidate": "Munster have appointed Paul O'Connell as their new head coach.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Munster boss Garret Fitzgerald is expressing \"reluctant\" an interest in signing Irish coach Paul O'Connell from the University of Limerick."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 44,
			"Input": "summarize: Marc Carter's plea to find a replacement sippy cup for son Ben was retweeted more than 12,000 times. The 14-year-old has only drunk from the double-handled vessels, which are no longer produced, since the age of two. Tommee Tippee said it will produce 500 cups after it searched factories worldwide and found the original mould. The firm's attention was drawn to the family's plight when Mr Carter launched the Twitter appeal to find a replacement. More on a dad's desperate search for a cup, and other stories His original plea prompted offers of help from as far away as Australia. Mr Carter, 42, said the response from well-wishers had been \"incredible\" and it was a \"huge surprise\" to be contacted by the manufacturer. Mr Carter said: \"For me it's massive. Some people think I'm exaggerating but without it he doesn't drink so personally I'm very relieved.\" Tommee Tippee will send the cups on demand for free to the Carter family. Mr Carter said: \"I would not be happier if I won the lottery. We've moved down to the middle of nowhere and don't want much. \"Just knowing he has got these cups gives us peace of mind.\" Northumberland-based Tommee Tippee does not normally keep the moulds but had been searching factories around the world in the hope of finding the original plans. A spokesman said: \"We are delighted to confirm that we are able to start production on a run of the original cup. \"This will ensure that Ben has a lifetime supply and that his family won't ever have to worry about finding another cup for Ben.\" Mr Carter, from Devon, told the BBC his son has had his current blue cup for three years, but it is now falling apart and may only last a few more weeks. He said: \"This tiny blue cup dictates our life.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A dad's desperate search to replace his autistic son's beloved \"little blue cup\" has ended - after the manufacturer stepped in to make a lifetime's supply.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A father has been urged to find a replacement sippy cup for his son after he was snatched from a bottle of a blue cup.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tommee Tippee has launched an appeal to find a replacement sippy cup for Ben Carter.",
			"Top-p candidate": "France's biggest blue coffee company has begun to ship only 250 of its Blue Cups across the world."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 45,
			"Input": "summarize: Winger Matt Phillips is still nursing a hamstring problem and remains out for the fourth game in a row. Mohamed Elneny should be available for Arsenal after making a quicker than expected recovery from an ankle injury. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Kieran Gibbs are both fitness doubts and will be assessed, while Santi Cazorla remains a long-term absentee. Martin Fisher: \"Even a win in this one won't be enough to lift Arsenal back into the top four, a worrying sign of what might be their fate come the end of the season. \"The FA Cup again offers Arsene Wenger the chance of silverware but it's extending his proud record of Champions League qualification that's more likely to persuade him to sign that contract on his desk. \"After losing three of their last four Premier League outings, the Gunners can ill afford any slip-ups against an Albion side I saw well beaten at Everton last weekend. \"Having superbly steered West Brom to safety by the end of February, the challenge for Tony Pulis now is to make sure the season doesn't peter out tamely.\" Twitter: @martfisher1 West Brom head coach Tony Pulis: \"The most important thing is that we get that mentality into the players and into everyone around the football club that we want to get more points, that we want to push on. \"My aim is to get a team that can stay in the top 12 every year and get to cup finals. You've got to have that strong mentality and desire to do that.\" Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: \"Success, it's not down to me to judge that. Our job is to do as well as we can until the end of the season. We want to play in the Champions League next season. \"We have a tough job because we have six or seven teams fighting for the places. We are in the semi-finals of the FA Cup, we have an opportunity to do that as well. So overall that's our targets. \"After that, success is basically to take the maximum out of the potential of the team. Where is that? We will see.\" The Baggies are yet to beat a top-seven team this season but I am expecting a response from them on Saturday after their recent displays. Arsenal have a mixed record at The Hawthorns with only one win in their past three league visits, and I don't see them leaving with three points this time either. Prediction: 1-1 Lawro's full predictions v boxer Anthony Crolla Head-to-head West Bromwich Albion Arsenal SAM (Sports Analytics Machine) is a super-computer created by @ProfIanMcHale at the University of Salford that is used to predict the outcome of football matches.",
			"Gold reference": "West Brom midfielder James Morrison will miss Saturday's game against Arsenal because of an ankle injury.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Arsenal have a hamstring problem after a hamstring injury.",
			"Beam candidate": "Arsene Wenger has ruled out the possibility of signing a new contract with West Brom.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jordan Henderson should feature at home for Arsenal after QPR moved out."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 46,
			"Input": "summarize: Spencer Vaughan, 27, of Campbell Road, Plymouth, suffered spinal damage after hitting his head on a sand bar in Gran Canaria while on a training course. He is seeking damages from the MoD for not warning about the dangers of diving into shallow waters. Mr Justice Davis will give his ruling at a later date. Mr Vaughan, who comes from Cwmbran, South Wales, is now an incomplete tetraplegic following the accident in 2009 and gave evidence from his wheelchair at London's High Court. Mr Vaughan insisted he was \"on duty\" when he walked into the sea to \"cool off\", executing a shallow, surface dive as the waters reached waist height. Malcolm Sheehan QC, for the MoD, suggested to Mr Vaughan that he and his comrades were simply \"chilling out\" on the beach. \"It is unrealistic to say that you were on duty because you had a free choice about how to spend your time\", the barrister said. The QC referred him to \"other accounts\" which suggested that he \"ran into the water and then carried out a Baywatch-style dive\". Mr Vaughan agreed that he and his fellow marines were \"relaxing and chilling out\", but said their primary purpose was to exercise and to swim. Mr Vaughan said he had walked carefully into the water to avoid a young family in front of him. Mr Sheehan said he had \"every sympathy\" for Mr Vaughan's plight, but added: \"On the facts of this case there is no basis for a finding of negligence on the part of the MoD.\" Mr Justice William Davis has now reserved his judgment on the case and will give his ruling at a later date.",
			"Gold reference": "A Royal Marine who is suing the Ministry of Defence for up to \u00a38m, has denied that he broke his neck performing a \"Baywatch-style\" dive.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who suffered a spinal injury after he swam into the sea to avoid a young family has been given a ruling.",
			"Beam candidate": "A tetraplegic who suffered a spinal injury after he walked into the sea to \"cool off\", has been ruled guilty of negligence.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A judge has decided that by a lack of the recovery power he is accused of obliviously sailing in the sea a golfer had spent more time on the risk of fractured muscles."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 47,
			"Input": "summarize: Charlie Austin put the home side ahead with a penalty after Shane Long was fouled by Martin Kelly's challenge. Saints deservedly doubled their lead through midfielder Jake Hesketh's first goal for the club just after the hour. Connor Wickham had Palace's best chance but failed to latch on to a loose back header from Jose Fonte inside the box. Austin's fourth goal in the space of six days and three games gave Claude Puel's Southampton a deserved lead after half an hour. Palace lost captain Scott Dann early on to a suspected hamstring injury and it was his replacement Kelly who was at fault in the build-up to the opening goal. The central defender failed to control the ball with his chest and as it ran away from him Long gave chase and was tripped inside the box. Long almost netted a goal of his own in the closing stages of the first half when he rounded Palace goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, but his finish lacked power and allowed Damien Delaney to clear off the line. Saints' continued pressure in the second half finally told as they doubled their lead through 20-year-old Hesketh. Long drove into the box and when his shot was saved by Hennessey the rebound broke to Hesketh, who calmly swept a left-footed finish into the bottom corner. Southampton midfielder Jake Hesketh told BBC Radio Solent: \"First and foremost we're through in the cup, but to score a (first senior) goal was perfect for me. \"It's a bit of a whirlwind really. It's come back to me nicely and then I've just run off. \"In my head I'm thinking, 'what am I doing here?' as I wasn't sure whether or not to celebrate with a knee-slide. But, it was brilliant. \"It's really nice and you feel really appreciated by the fans and to get a goal for them, I'm really happy. \"Training with the lads day-in, day-out is really beneficial. You try to take everything on board and take it into situations like tonight.\" Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew: \"Shane Long is quick and has got a bit of history in those situations. He was definitely going over, I know that, but the video I saw was inconclusive. \"The players felt it (the penalty) was a bit harsh but it was difficult to see unless you see it clearly on television. \"The best team won for sure. They were very sharp. Their passing and movement caused us problems. \"It is always a risk when you make a lot of changes and we had one or two players that looked a bit rusty. We didn't have enough imagination to find a route to goal.\" Match ends, Southampton 2, Crystal Palace 0. Second Half ends, Southampton 2, Crystal Palace 0. Offside, Crystal Palace. Joel Ward tries a through ball, but Christian Benteke is caught offside. Corner,  Southampton. Conceded by Wayne Hennessey. Attempt saved. Nathan Redmond (Southampton) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom right corner. Assisted by Matt Targett. Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick on the left wing. Foul by Jos\u00e9 Fonte (Southampton). Foul by Joel Ward (Crystal Palace). Jordy Clasie (Southampton) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Substitution, Southampton. Dusan Tadic replaces Shane Long. Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick on the right wing. Foul by Harrison Reed (Southampton). Yohan Cabaye (Crystal Palace) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Foul by Yohan Cabaye (Crystal Palace). Nathan Redmond (Southampton) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Attempt missed. Yohan Cabaye (Crystal Palace) right footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left. Attempt saved. Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace) header from the centre of the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by Wilfried Zaha with a cross. Lee Chung-yong (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Shane Long (Southampton). Matt Targett (Southampton) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick on the right wing. Foul by Matt Targett (Southampton). Substitution, Southampton. Pierre-Emile H\u00f8jbjerg replaces Jake Hesketh. Delay over. They are ready to continue. Delay in match Maya Yoshida (Southampton) because of an injury. Delay over. They are ready to continue. Substitution, Crystal Palace. Jason Puncheon replaces Jordon Mutch. Delay in match Jos\u00e9 Fonte (Southampton) because of an injury. Yohan Cabaye (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by James Ward-Prowse (Southampton). Attempt saved. Jake Hesketh (Southampton) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by Nathan Redmond. Substitution, Crystal Palace. Christian Benteke replaces Bakary Sako. Goal!  Southampton 2, Crystal Palace 0. Jake Hesketh (Southampton) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the top right corner. Attempt saved. Shane Long (Southampton) right footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by James Ward-Prowse. Attempt missed. Matt Targett (Southampton) left footed shot from outside the box misses to the right following a corner. Corner,  Southampton. Conceded by Damien Delaney. Connor Wickham (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Foul by Maya Yoshida (Southampton). Substitution, Southampton. Nathan Redmond replaces Charlie Austin. Jordon Mutch (Crystal Palace) wins a free kick in the defensive half.",
			"Gold reference": "Southampton made light work of Crystal Palace in their all-Premier League tie, with a goal in either half sending Saints into the EFL Cup fourth round.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Southampton's first goal of the season was a brilliant one-point victory over Southampton.",
			"Beam candidate": "Crystal Palace's first goal of the season has been a whirlwind as they beat Southampton in the Premier League.",
			"Top-p candidate": "New signs and goals from Charlie Austin and Jake Hesketh combined to lift Palace up as they flew to Southampton."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 48,
			"Input": "summarize: Speaking on a visit to Swansea as part of his \"Say No to the EU tour\", he rejected the idea that Wales is a net beneficiary of being in the union. Mr Farage visited an e-cigarette firm and attended a rally of 400 people. Swansea East Labour AM Mike Hedges said many industries were \"highly dependent\" on the EU and it would be a \"giant leap in the dark\" for the UK to leave. David Cameron has promised a referendum on UK membership of the European Union by the end of 2017. During the factory visit, Mr Farage told the BBC: \"Wales gets a rotten deal from Europe. \"Its fishing industry is being destroyed, its steel industry is being seriously damaged, little businesses like this are under threat of going out of business, and there's nothing a politician in the assembly or in Westminster can do about it.\" He said the UK had \"given away control of industry, fishing, farming and business to Brussels\". But Mr Hedges insisted remaining an EU member was very much in Wales' interests. \"We've really become part of it, a lot of industries and commerce are highly dependent on the European community,\" he said. \"I voted to come out last time, but it'd be a giant leap into the dark if we decide to come out now.\" Around 40 people gathered outside the Liberty Stadium to protest against Mr Farage speaking there on Friday evening. The unions Unite and Unison organised the rally. Andy Richards, chair of Unite in Wales, accused Mr Farage of being \"intolerant towards asylum seekers and immigrants\". Addressing the protesters, Llyr Powell from UKIP rejected the accusation the party was intolerant. He said the protest was \"politically motivated\" because \"UKIP is digging in to the core Labour vote in south Wales\". Mr Farage told the rally the referendum was a chance \"to take back control of our lives\". He urged not to listen to a \"pro-EU elite\", which he said included the Kinnock family. \"There's an argument we must confront the Kinnocks with, and virtually everyone in Welsh politics, apart from UKIP. \"It's that far from the EU being good for Wales and business, actually by saying no to the European Union we can take back control of our own lives and put business first. \"The referendum is an opportunity of a lifetime.\" Responding, Lord Kinnock said: \"Personal attacks mean he's losing the argument. \"Wales benefits economically and socially from EU membership, not from UKIP.\"",
			"Gold reference": "UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said Wales gets a \"rotten deal\" from the UK's membership of the EU.",
			"Greedy candidate": "UKIP is \"disappointed\" by the EU's decision to leave the EU, a Labour MP has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "UKIP has said it would be a \"giant leap into the dark\" for the UK to leave the European Union.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The U.S. has criticised the legal and social status of the European Union by calling out his government to not be part of an EU."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 49,
			"Input": "summarize: Brake manufacturer Meritor, which owns the site in Cwmbran where facilities could be built, is backing proposals. Joint plans from Coleg Gwent and Torfaen council will now be put to the Welsh government for approval. A consultation with residents will then be held into the plans. Councillor David Yeowell, executive member for education, said: \"The proposal will see a new integrated post-16 centre built on land next to Morrison's supermarket in Cwmbran. \"The new centre will provide an equitable provision for all young people in the borough and is long overdue.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A new training and post-16 education centre could replace high school sixth forms in Torfaen after the council's cabinet backed \u00a332.5m plans.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A new post-16 centre in Cwmbran is to be built on land next to Morrison's supermarket.",
			"Beam candidate": "Plans for a new post-16 centre in Cwmbran have been approved by the Welsh government.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A council is to approve a modern post-16 post-16 scheme for schools in Denbighshire."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 50,
			"Input": "summarize: The latest Markit/CIPS services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 52.7 last month, down from January's reading of 55.6. Any figure above 50 means expansion, but the rise in service sector activity was the weakest since March 2013. The service sector accounts for more than three-quarters of the UK economy. Surveys from Markit/CIPS earlier in the week put the manufacturing sector's PMI at 50.8 and construction at 54.2. \"The weaker increase in services activity mainly reflected a slower expansion in the volume of incoming new business,\" the survey said. Markit chief economist Chris Williamson added: \"Survey responses reveal that firms are worried about signs of faltering demand, but boardrooms have also become unsettled by concerns regarding the increased risk of 'Brexit', financial market volatility and weak economic growth at home and abroad.\" He added that the extent of the slowdown would come as a \"shock\" to policymakers and would put an end to talk of a possible interest rate rise. Mr Williamson described February's three PMI readings as \"a triple whammy of disappointing survey news\". Last week, official figures confirmed that the UK economy grew 0.5% in the final three months of 2015, with the services sector highlighted as the key factor driving growth. The Office for National Statistics said the \"buoyancy\" of services had offset the \"relative sluggishness\" of the rest of the UK economy. Signs of weakening growth in the UK economy have pushed back estimates of when the Bank of England might begin to raise interest rates. Commenting on the latest PMI survey, Jeremy Cook, chief economist at World First, said: \"The May Bank of England meeting had previously been seen as a possible time for a rate hike. The volatility of global markets and the self-inflicted wound of the EU referendum put paid to that months ago. \"We still believe, however, that some measures that foresee the Bank of England holding rates at 0.5% until 2020 are little short of absurd.\" Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the EY Item Club, said the PMI readings would provide \"plenty of food for thought\" for the Bank of England's rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee. He added: \"Members will have to judge the degree to which the surveys are flagging a genuine slowdown in activity growth, or merely reacting to the negative headlines since the start of the year. In reality, growth may be softening, but perhaps not as sharply as the survey data suggest.\" Meanwhile, a similar survey indicated that eurozone businesses had their worst month for more than a year in February, bolstering the case for more monetary policy easing by the European Central Bank. Markit's final composite PMI, which is regarded as a good guide to growth, fell to 53 last month from January's 53.6 - its lowest reading since the start of 2015. However, that was better than the preliminary reading of 52.7 and well above the 50 mark that denotes growth.",
			"Gold reference": "The UK's dominant services sector weakened in February, registering its slowest rate of growth for nearly three years, a survey has indicated.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The UK economy has jumped to a record high of 0.7 per cent in the last three months, according to a survey by Markit/CIPS.",
			"Beam candidate": "Markit/CIPS's service sector activity fell to a record high of 52.7 last month, according to the latest survey.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) levels went up at 51.5, an early warning in February."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 51,
			"Input": "summarize: They said the Indian prime minister stole the show when he rolled out his yoga mat and eased uncomfortably into the lotus position to help break the world record for what is claimed to be the largest yoga session in history. Narendra Modi boasts that he does yoga for an hour every morning but he looked a little stiff as he joined 37,000 other people to perform a series of asanas - yoga positions - on the lawns outside the Indian parliament in celebration of the first UN World Yoga Day. Mr Modi had consistently said he wouldn't be taking part in the record attempt but in the event he stretched and puffed his way through the 35-minute routine with the rest of them. Some say he simply couldn't resist the opportunity for an image that will undoubtedly appear in newspapers around the world tomorrow morning. And that's in keeping with the real spirit of this event, because this is all about public relations. The Indian government's new-found enthusiasm for yoga can be traced directly back to Mr Modi.  He's already created a ministry of yoga with its own dedicated yoga minister, and his personal intervention is said to have been decisive in persuading the UN to designate June 21st as World Yoga Day. The official publicity presents today's festivities as a humble celebration of an ancient Indian tradition of exercise.  It is India's second greatest gift to the world after the number zero, according to Mr Modi's PR machine. But there was always much more to the government's agenda than that. It isn't about propagating Hindu nationalism, as some in India's Muslim minority complained. The government quickly stripped out anything that could be described as \"Hindu\" from today's event in response to these criticisms, purging the Om chant and sun salutations from the menu. But Mr Modi has recognised that yoga can do more for India than just encourage health and happiness through regular exercise. The Indian prime minister has always had a talent for publicity and he has spotted that with yoga India has a unique \"brand\" that can deliver huge economic benefits for the country. According to one estimate the worldwide yoga industry has boomed into a $30 billion-plus business. Hundreds of thousands of tourists visit ashrams and undertake yoga classes in India every year. Mr Modi is hoping tens of thousands more can be persuaded to come. But he's also got an eye on the country's wider image abroad. He sees yoga as a wonderful way to promote India in the world. What better badge of nationhood than this ancient tradition of health and harmony? And if that enhances the image of Mr Modi himself along the way, all the better, will be Mr Modi's likely judgement.",
			"Gold reference": "Today wasn't World Yoga Day but World Modi Day, sniped some critics this morning.",
			"Greedy candidate": "India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stepped up his yoga practice to mark the first day of the world's first World Yoga Day.",
			"Beam candidate": "India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said he will take part in a record attempt to break the world record for the largest yoga session in history.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Five days after the first session of the Yoga Music Express ended, which was presented in India's parliament on Friday, India announced that it would host the 35-minute practice, which he said would show way ahead."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 52,
			"Input": "summarize: Aweys Faqey, from North London, was arrested at the airport, north-east of London, on 23 May. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday afternoon. His arrest is not connected to last week's suicide bomb attack at Manchester Arena, Scotland Yard said after he was detained.",
			"Gold reference": "A 37-year-old man has been charged with preparing for acts of terrorism after being arrested at Stansted Airport.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been charged with the murder of a man who was shot in the head by a man in the Manchester Arena attack.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man who was stabbed to death in Manchester.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of two people after he was released by a security guard at a London airport."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 53,
			"Input": "summarize: Derek Medina admitted taking the picture on his phone and uploading it on to the social media site. He failed to convince the jury that he had shot Jennifer Alfonso eight times in self-defence after years of abuse. He said his wife was threatening him with a knife when he shot her in their home in Miami, but prosecutors said she was cowering on the floor. When he posted the picture, he wrote on Facebook that he expected to go to prison or be sentenced to death for the killing. Prosecutors successfully argued that the 27-year-old wife was in fear of her life when she was shot in August 2013. Medina had vowed to kill her if she left him and she had told friends she intended to do that, the court heard. Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Rundle said: \"No family should ever have to see their daughter killed and then exhibited worldwide on the internet like some macabre trophy to a husband's anger.\" Medina, 33, faces a sentence of 25 years to life for second-degree murder.",
			"Gold reference": "A Florida man who killed his wife and posted a photo of the body on Facebook has been found guilty of murder.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Miami-Dade judge has sentenced a man to life in prison for a second-degree murder.",
			"Beam candidate": "A Miami-Dade judge has sentenced a man to life in prison for second-degree murder.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jurors have defended a man charged with extorting cocaine in his home in Miami, including its US wife, a woman who shoots a white man in a video-sharing video."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 54,
			"Input": "summarize: Adrian Ismay, 52, was seriously hurt after a booby-trap device exploded under his van in Belfast on 4 March. The police said that a post-mortem examination showed he died as a \"direct result of the injuries\" of the bomb. A dissident republican group, widely referred to as the new IRA, said it carried out the attack. The organisation said Mr Ismay was targeted for training officers at Maghaberry Prison near Lisburn, County Antrim. Sue McAllister, director general of the Northern Ireland Prison Service, spent time with the Ismay family on Wednesday. She said they were \"devastated and beyond shock at what's happened\". \"Like all of us, they thought that he was on the mend and was doing really well,\" said Mrs McAllister. \"We thought he would make a full recovery, we expected him to come back to work in due course, so we're all shocked, but particularly Sharon and her daughters.\" Mrs McAllister condemned the behaviour of some paramilitary inmates at Maghaberry Prison, who reportedly cheered, smoked cigars and mocked wardens at the high-security jail when news of Mr Ismay's death filtered through. \"This was just unacceptable behaviour by a very small number of prisoners,\" said Mrs McAllister. \"My colleagues in Maghaberry dealt with it professionally, with great fortitude and with the courage they display on a daily basis.\" She admitted she and her colleagues in the Prison Service felt \"very angry\" on hearing the reports of the celebrations in the exercise yard of the prison. \"We encounter challenging behaviour by a small number of prisoners every day, and we deal with it with great professionalism and we do not stoop to behaving that way in response,\" she added. A man appeared in court on Saturday charged in connection with the bomb attack on Mr Ismay. Det Ch Insp Richard Campbell said it was \"yet another difficult day for the Ismay family, his friends and colleagues as they struggle to come to terms with the events of the past 12 days\". He added: \"We have spoken to the family this morning and advised them of this development. \"We are also liaising with the Public Prosecution Service in relation to the individual who is currently charged with attempted murder and causing an explosion with intent to endanger life.\" The PSNI have also repeated an appeal for information on two cars that police believe may have been used by the bombers - a red Citroen C3 and a silver Skoda Fabia.",
			"Gold reference": "The PSNI has launched a murder inquiry into the death of a prison officer who died 11 days after being injured in a dissident republican bomb attack.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been charged with the murder of a man who was attacked by a bomb at a prison in Belfast.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has been charged with the murder of a paramilitary inmate at Maghaberry Prison in County Antrim.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A former prisoner has died as a result of a \"failure\" and possession of a device, the Irish IRA says."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 55,
			"Input": "summarize: A statement says to meet the criteria for the revamped 2014 Super League they had to establish a partnership with a men's club or similar institution. It is the chairman's belief that by incorporating the ladies' team with the men's team, we can develop a one-club mentality The club say the shared chairmanship of Ray Trew will bring \"mutual gain\". \"The players will have access to the kind of facilities and resources the Notts squad have,\" the statement read. \"This was another key driving factor. Together with the benefits for the playing staff, there are numerous off-field advantages also, with the ladies' side able to tap into the well-established commercial, media and marketing facilities available at Notts County.\" Many Lincoln Ladies supporters were angered by the move, which will see the club playing their home games around 35 miles away from their current temporary home at Lincoln City's Sincil Bank. The Lady Imps, who had an application to relocate blocked by the FA Women's Super League in 2012, say they understand fans' concerns and \"are working closely with organisations in both Nottingham and Lincoln to ensure that following the club in our new home will be as easy and affordable as possible\". The statement added: \"It is the chairman's belief that by incorporating the ladies' team with the men's team, we can develop a one-club mentality that will benefit both sides and aid growth of the combined brand.\" Lady Imps player Megan Harris told BBC Lincolnshire: \"It's a really tough situation. I have been with Lincoln since the very beginning so it is hard to see something that I have been part of move. \"But obviously I work for the club as well and can see behind the scenes and what's going on and how the women's game is progressing. It is turning into much more of a business now and money is starting to talk. \"Liverpool are sitting top of the Super League because they had a massive cash injection and the men's team are backing them. If you want to compete at the highest level then that's what you have to do.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Lincoln Ladies have insisted their controversial relocation to Nottingham and decision to play as Notts County next season was their only option.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Lincoln Ladies have agreed to a \u00a320m deal with the club to create a new club.",
			"Beam candidate": "Notts County Ladies have signed a new chairmanship of Ray Trew, the chairman of the club.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Just two-thirds of Lincoln Ladies players will be employed by Notts County or be part of a team where they can do football for it's own."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 56,
			"Input": "summarize: The German shepherd, which belonged to Cleveland Police, was being exercised near to Ormseby Stables in Eston when it bit a 28-year-old man. The man suffered puncture wounds on his arm and upper body and was taken to hospital. The dog handler also suffered an injury to his arm. The force has apologised and referred itself to the Independent Police Complaints Commission. A police spokesman said: \"Based on an assessment of the animal it has been put to sleep. \"This was not an easy decision for any of the people involved, but has been made in the best interests of all those involved.\" The incident occurred on 6 June. Temporary Assistant Chief Constable Ciaron Irvine said it would be \"wrong to speculate\" until the full circumstances were known. \"What is clear is that this incident should not have happened and we must absolutely understand what went wrong,\" he added.",
			"Gold reference": "A police dog has been put down after biting a member of the public.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A dog handler has been put to sleep after a dog bit a man in a secluded area of the city.",
			"Beam candidate": "A dog handler has been put to sleep after it bit a man in the north-west of England.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A dog handler has been hit by a cat in the Highlands, County Tyrone after he was badly injured in a dog attack."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 57,
			"Input": "summarize: Ackerman was initially banned in October last year after being found guilty of corruption. He had laid bets against a horse knowing its jockey aimed not to win. Ackerman was granted a stay of implementation in November, but his disqualification has been reactivated with immediate effect until 11 June. However, his fine of \u00a35,000 was quashed upon appeal, at the invitation of the British Horseracing Authority. Ackerman was banned after an investigation into six races featuring Ad Vitam at Kempton and Wolverhampton between 2 November, 2011 and 8 March, 2012. He was found to have breached the rules of racing alongside jockey Michael Stainton, registered owner Kenneth Mackay and former owner David Greenwood. Stainton was banned for two years, Mackay for six months and fined \u00a35,000, with Greenwood, who had already been warned off for a separate offence, banned for eight years. All three also failed in their appeals, although, a separate appeal by Stainton against the penalty imposed \"will be considered in due course\". Stewart-Moore Solicitors, who represent Ackerman, Greenwood and Mackay, said in a statement that the \"matter needs to be resolved by a High Court judge\". \"Messrs Ackerman, Greenwood and Mackay have not acted in breach of the rules of racing in any way,\" they added. \"In spite of this they have been found, yet again, to have taken part in a conspiracy that has never been properly put to them.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Towcester racecourse chief executive Kevin Ackerman has failed in his bid to overturn a six-month suspension from racing.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A horse racing boss has been fined \u00a35,000 after he was found guilty of a \"serious\" sabotage of a horse.",
			"Beam candidate": "A jockey has been fined \u00a35,000 after he was found guilty of failing to win a race at Kempton and Wolverhampton.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A 62-year-old motor racing champion have been fined \u00a325,000 by a High Court judge."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 58,
			"Input": "summarize: Officials in the city of Novosibirsk ruled that Parnas, the main opposition coalition, had failed to collect enough valid signatures to take part. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny called the move a \"blow to the democratic freedom of Russians\". The regional ballot is seen by Russia's opposition as a key test in the run-up to next year's parliamentary vote. The three hunger strikers were detained by police and fined for staging a protest. They and other activists in the Siberian city had spent weeks collecting the thousands of signatures required to register for election. But the election commission in Novosibirsk - Russia's third largest city - found faults with more than 1,000 of the 11,000 signatures they submitted. The activists insist they were valid, and said the authorities used out-of-date databases to check them. In one case, a woman's signature was ruled out because her middle name came up in records as Timurovich, a man's name, instead of Timurovna. The three - Leonid Volkov, Sergey Boyko and Yegor Savin - have said they will eat nothing and drink only water until their case is reviewed. Mr Navalny warned that the \"surreal\" action could be replicated in other elections, both regional and national. He is a fierce critic of President Vladimir Putin, accusing the government of large-scale corruption. \"There is a political order not to let the opposition take part in elections,\" he told Moscow Echo radio station.",
			"Gold reference": "Three Russian opposition activists have gone on hunger strike after they were barred from running in local elections.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Three activists have been fined for a \"blow to the democratic freedom of Russians\" in a bid to take part in a regional election.",
			"Beam candidate": "Three activists have been fined for failing to register for election in Russia's capital, Novosibirsk.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Moscow government has ordered Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government to file a regional election by ordering Russia to \"decafeate\" the parliamentary vote in the city."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 59,
			"Input": "summarize: The Hemel Hempstead-born 37-year-old succeeds fellow Briton Ian Poulter, who hosted the 2015 event at Woburn. This year's tournament was the first since 2008 and was won by Sheffield's Matthew Fitzpatrick. The Grove has only ever held a European Tour event once before in its history - when Tiger Woods won a World Golf Championship tournament in 2006. \"We knew the British Masters would get great crowds,\" said Donald. \"The British people love coming out and supporting their events and supporting the British players. It was a fun and successful week. \"Woburn was a tremendous venue and Ian did a brilliant job as the ambassador. It's my turn next and I will be looking forward to coming back and hopefully having even more success and bringing even more people to this amazing tournament.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Luke Donald will host the 2016 British Masters at The Grove in his home county of Hertfordshire.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The British Masters have been held in the UK for the first time since 2008.",
			"Beam candidate": "The British Masters have been held at The Grove in Sheffield for the first time since 2008.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The final round of the British Masters at The Grove has been won by Ian Donald."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 60,
			"Input": "summarize: It has been a busy period of transfer activity as teams look to strengthen and build on their previous campaign. With gaps to fill, many clubs have been looking outside of the Scottish border for new talent. Alongside club stalwarts and players familiar with the Scottish game, which players will help shape the season? Celtic built their title-winning side around a solid foundation at the back last season. Virgil van Dijk and Jason Denayer were at the heart of a defence that kept 22 clean sheets in the league. With the latter returning to parent club Manchester City, manager Ronny Deila has been quick to find a replacement. Dedryck Boyata signed a four-year contract this summer, ending a nine-year stay at Manchester City and the 24-year-old has already looked settled among his new team-mates. A goal on his competitive debut against Stjarnan, followed with the winner on Thursday, helped Celtic secure a 1-0 first leg lead over Qarabag. Celtic will be looking for this form to continue as they chase a fifth consecutive title. Last season, Aberdeen had their best league campaign since the 1993-94 season as they secured second place. This season, they will be looking to improve on the promising strides they have taken under Derek McInnes. The Dons have strength in depth in most departments, but the acquisition of goalkeeper Danny Ward from Liverpool on a season-long loan looks to have been a smart piece of business. McInnes deployed both Jamie Langfield, 35, and Scott Brown, 30, between the sticks last season, but the early indications seem to point to Ward being given the opportunity to stake a claim to be the club's number one this season. Impressive displays in the Europa League qualifiers have strengthened the 22-year-old Welshman's position and he could be a key factor if the Dons are to push Celtic all the way in this season's title race. Nadir Ciftci's \u00a31.5m departure to Celtic this summer has left Dundee United boss Jackie McNamara with a position to fill in his forward line. McNamara will be hoping that Croatia Under-21 cap Darko Bodul will be the man to do the job. At 26, Bodul has plenty of experience throughout Europe. Beginning his career in his native Austria with First Vienna, Bodul has also had spells with Dutch sides Heerenveen, Ajax and Sparta Rotterdam, as well as stints with Nacional of Portugal, Austrians Sturm Graz and Danish outfit Odense. He left Austrian Bundesliga side Rheindorf Altach at the end of last season. Bodul made his pre-season debut in a United shirt during the 2-1 defeat by Queens Park Rangers, coming on as a second-half substitute before starting in the 1-0 friendly defeat by Watford, lasting an hour before being replaced. McNamara described his new signing as ''technically gifted, skilful and a penalty box goal scorer\". With some impressive teams on his CV and a two-year contract, United will hope to see the best of Bodul in the coming season. He may have the most famous name in Scottish football, but Dutchman Rodney Sneijder wants to be his own man at Dundee United. The younger brother of Galatasaray midfielder Wesley, Rodney was signed on a two-year deal after his release by Almere City in his homeland. It marks the first time that the 24-year-old midfielder has played for a club outside of the Netherlands. Having begun his career at Ajax, Sneijder will be looking to kick-start his time in Scottish football when the season gets under way. With United looking to rebuild after the recent departures of Gary Mackay-Stevens and Stuart Armstrong to Celtic, it would appear that he will likely get the opportunity to do so. Sneijder may get his first chance on the opening weekend as his side face Aberdeen at Tannadice this Sunday. After winning the Championship last season, Hearts will be determined to re-establish themselves as a top-flight club after their season in the second tier. Robbie Neilson has conducted a squad overhaul as they look to build upon their title success. The conclusion of Genero Zeefuik's loan spell from Groningen has left a void up front that Neilson will be looking for Juanma Delgado to occupy. The 24-year-old Spaniard joins from Greek Super League outfit Kalloni on a three-year contract. At 6ft 2in, the former Levante youth player will have a presence in the forward line that Neilson will require to meet his ambitions of finishing in the top six this season. He is described by his new manager as \"a good player, technically very good, great in the air and has good link-up play - and he's a great character\".",
			"Gold reference": "The Scottish Premiership season commences this weekend and fans can expect to see a swarm of new faces run out for their side for the first time.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Celtic have signed a new manager and a new manager.",
			"Beam candidate": "Celtic are looking for new players to help shape the Scottish Premiership, with Virgil van Dijk and Jason Denayer returning.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Unlike Germany and one of the world's leading football clubs, Celtic have released their second striker of the season."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 61,
			"Input": "summarize: Families with one parent with a taxable income of more than \u00a350,000 will lose some of the benefit, and it will be withdrawn entirely if one parent earns above \u00a360,000. The government hopes to save \u00a31.5bn a year to help reduce the deficit. David Cameron described the move as \"fundamentally fair\" but Labour said it was a \"huge assault\" on families. Defending the policy, the prime minister said: \"I'm not saying those people are rich, but I think it is right that they make a contribution. \"If we don't raise that... from that group of people - the better off 15% in the country - we would have to find someone else to take it from.\" Shadow chancellor Ed Balls said the government should tax the richest, rather than make changes that affect those on middle incomes, and described the changes as a \"complete shambles\". The change comes the day before a key Commons debate over the welfare system, when MPs discuss plans to break the link between benefit rises and inflation. Chancellor George Osborne has proposed a cap of 1% - which is below the expected rise in the cost of living - on increases in most working-age benefits, such as Jobseeker's Allowance and maternity pay, and tax credits for three years from 2013-14. Child benefit, housing benefit and universal credit will be capped for two years from 2014-15. All these changes will affect millions of people. More than 250,000 high earners have already opted out of receiving child benefit but several hundred thousand others who missed a deadline to declare they will no longer qualify will now have to fill in self-assessment tax forms. Campaigners say this has created complexity in the system. They have also pointed to the fact that a family where two parents work and both earn \u00a349,000 a year will keep their benefits, while a family with a single earner on \u00a351,000 - where the other parent may have chosen to stay at home in a caring role - will lose part of theirs. Child benefit is paid at the rate of \u00a320.30 a week for the first child, and then \u00a313.40 a week for each child after that. It lasts until each child reaches 16, or 18 if they are still in full-time education, and in some cases until they are 20. More than a million people are set to be affected by the cut, with the Institute of Fiscal Studies estimating that they would lose an average of \u00a31,300 a year. Any child benefit paid to high-earners who have failed to opt out will be clawed back through the High Income Child Benefit Charge, administered by HM Revenue and Customs. If somebody earning more than \u00a350,000 or their partner keeps claiming child benefit, then the higher earner will have to admit this in a self-assessment tax form. The IFS estimates that 500,000 extra people might have to fill in these forms as a result of the change. They will need to register for self-assessment, if they have not already, by 5 October or face a fine. A Treasury spokesman said: \"Withdrawing child benefit on the basis of the combined family income would require intrusive means-testing of all eight million households getting child benefit. The way we are doing it is simpler for the vast majority of families.\" But the stance has not been welcomed by many people who would be affected. Paul, from West Sussex, who has a six-year-old son was one of a number of people who reportedly failed to receive a letter from HMRC explaining the options for higher earners on what to do. He told the BBC: \"My salary goes up and down, but we will continue to claim it. But my tax affairs are very simple so the one thing I don't really want to do is the self-assessment thing.\" The deadline has now expired for higher earners to opt out of receiving child benefit. They will still be able to do so, but may still face a tax charge for the time still in the system since 7 January. The latest official figures from HM Revenue and Customs show that 191,873 people have opted out of receiving child benefit - mostly because they know they will consistently earn more than \u00a360,000 a year, or earn over \u00a350,000 and do not want to be pulled into the self-assessment system. That figure was expected to rise above 250,000 over the weekend. These figures will be confirmed later.",
			"Gold reference": "More than a million better-off families will lose some or all of their child benefit, under rules now in force.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Labour's new tax policy will be withdrawn if one parent earns more than \u00a360,000 a year, the prime minister has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "Labour's prime minister has said the government should tax the richest, rather than make changes that affect middle incomes.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Connacht, Labour has said it would not raise the voice of wealth, triggering a massive new effort to lead jobs across Britain and and by reducing the wealth gain."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 62,
			"Input": "summarize: Salva Kiir issued a decree dismissing all ministers and deputy ministers, as well as Vice-President Riek Machar. No clear reason was given for the sackings, but analysts say Mr Kiir and Mr Machar have been embroiled in a power struggle for months. South Sudan has suffered from chronic economic problems since it split from Sudan in 2011. There was tight security outside ministry buildings on Wednesday, while radio broadcasts urged people to remain calm, the AFP news agency reports. Its stability has been hampered by lingering rows over territory and oil with its northern neighbour. Recently some of Mr Kiir's colleagues have hinted at discontent with his leadership. Local reports say Mr Kiir is battling to maintain control of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), the former rebel group that now runs the country. Mr Machar, who had been stripped of some of his powers in April, had hinted that he may stand against Mr Kiir for leadership of the SPLM before the next presidential election in 2015. By Nyambura WambuguBBC News, Juba Dissolving the cabinet in South Sudan hints at a wider attempt by the president to restructure not only the government but power and access to power in the country. There have been reports in recent weeks of strained relations within the governing SPLM and the relationship between the president and his deputy are said to be at an all-time low. Although the cabinet restructuring has been a long time coming, its timing is curious and raises suspicions that the president could be using his executive powers to stamp out dissent in the party and disagreement within his government. Whether the sacking of the entire cabinet will succeed in calming the disquiet within South Sudan's political circles remains to be seen -there is also a real fear that this might further divide the country along ethnic lines. The BBC's Nyambura Wambugu in the capital, Juba, says there is a real fear that the sacking could further divide the country along ethnic lines. Mr Kiir is from the Dinka community, which is the largest in South Sudan, while Mr Machar is from the second-largest group, the Nuer, some of whom have complained about Dinka domination. Under-secretaries have been put in charge of the departments and the government insists it can function smoothly until new ministers are appointed. Barnaba Marial Benjamin, who had been information minister until Tuesday, characterised the sackings as a \"major reshuffle\" and said it was part of Mr Kiir's constitutional mandate. \"Some of these people will come back and some will not,\" Mr Benjamin AFP. Among the other leaders to be dismissed was Pagan Amum, the top negotiator in peace talks with Sudan. He was removed from his post as SPLM secretary general and the decree said he would be investigated for mismanaging the party. Last month Mr Kiir sacked two other senior ministers embroiled in a multi-million dollar financial scandal, a decision reportedly criticised by Mr Amum. It was unclear whether Tuesday's decree had any link to the scandal. South Sudanese journalist Nhial Bol said Mr Kiir had probably acted to end the paralysis in his government. \"Things have not been moving in the government because of this internal fighting over who is going to control the SPLM,\" Mr Bol told Reuters news agency. South Sudan is rich in oil, but is one of Africa's least developed countries, with few paved roads and poor health and educational facilities. It gained independence from Sudan in July 2011 after a decades-long civil war. However, the oil refineries are on Sudanese territory, so the South relies on its northern neighbour to get its product on to the market.",
			"Gold reference": "South Sudan's president has sacked his entire cabinet, in an apparent power struggle with other senior leaders.",
			"Greedy candidate": "South Sudan's president and deputy ministers have been sacked, a government official says.",
			"Beam candidate": "South Sudan's deputy ministers and vice-presidents have been sacked in a row over the government, the BBC has learned.",
			"Top-p candidate": "South Sudan's top ministers and deputy ministers have been sacked and an Aydhya Enron official says the sackings have lent hope that their involvement in South Sudan may be a decisive blow to the country's political bloc."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 63,
			"Input": "summarize: Officers said a \"huge recovery\" of what were believed to be controlled substances were recovered in a pre-planned operation in Staffordshire. Properties in Manchester, Essex and London are also being searched. The suspects are currently in custody and being questioned on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. They include four men from London, aged 25, 28, 29 and 56, a 45-year-old man from Northolt, two men from Poland, aged 32 and 48, and a 44-year-old man from the Netherlands. The raids on Friday evening involved officers from the Titan North West Regional Crime Unit and the National Crime Agency.",
			"Gold reference": "Eight men have been arrested on suspicion of drugs offences after three vehicles were stopped on the M6 motorway.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been arrested in a raid on a drug supply in the UK, police have said.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two men have been arrested on suspicion of supply of cocaine and heroin in a pre-planned operation in Staffordshire.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Police on suspicion of drugs bombing raids have seized explosives as part of a government raid."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 64,
			"Input": "summarize: The Republic of Ireland currently has strict abortion laws, which only allow a pregnancy to be terminated if there is a serious risk to a woman's life. The Citizens' Assembly voted 64% to 36% in favour of having no restrictions. Anti-abortion groups have condemned the result of the vote, but any change to the law would require a referendum. The Citizens' Assembly was set up by the Oireachtas (Irish Houses of Parliament) to advise elected representatives on a number of ethical and political dilemmas facing the Irish people. These include abortion, climate change and how the Republic of Ireland deals with the challenge of providing for its aging population. The body is made up of 99 members who were chosen at random to broadly represent the views of the Irish electorate. Its most controversial task was to consider a campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution - which gives an equal right to life to a pregnant woman and an unborn child. Assembly members held 10 days of intensive and emotive debates over the past five months, culminating in this weekend's series of votes. On Saturday, members voted against repealing the Eighth Amendment, but they did support change - voting to amend or replace the law. On Sunday, a majority of Citizens' Assembly members approved 13 separate grounds for legal terminations in the Republic of Ireland. Of the votes cast, 89% were in favour of allowing abortion on grounds of rape or fatal foetal abnormality - when doctors believe an unborn child is likely to die before, during or shortly after birth. There was less support for legal terminations for \"socio-economic reasons\" but still, 72% of members who took part voted in favour of abortion in those circumstances. However, anti-abortion campaigners dismissed the results of the ballots as a \"muddled and confused farce\". Cora Sherlock of the Pro Life Campaign accused the assembly of having a \"chaotic\" and \"one-sided approach\" in how it conducted its business from the beginning. She added: \"There is nothing liberal or progressive about the assembly recommending a referendum to strip unborn babies of their right to life in law and also ignoring the negative consequences of abortion for women.\" The Citizens' Assembly is chaired by the Supreme Court judge, Ms Justice Mary Laffoy, who will now present a report on members' recommendations to the Oireachtas by late June. In a statement, the chair said members had \"reached a conclusion of sorts\" and she thanked them for having \"engaged with some of the most complex pieces of legislation, immersed themselves in medical and ethical discourse, and listened with respect to the voices and opinions of others\". \"I also wish to acknowledge those whose perspectives or opinions did not emerge in the final vote,\" the judge added. \"This is an exercise in deliberative democracy and their vote remains important to me because of the very fact it captures that other perspective, that dissenting voice, the different interpretation and I wish to assure them that their votes and voices will be recorded and have a place in the report.\" On receipt of her report, elected representatives will consider members' calls for a change in the law, and whether or not to hold a referendum.",
			"Gold reference": "A public forum that advises the Irish government on constitutional issues has voted to recommend the introduction of unrestricted access to abortion.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Citizens' Assembly has voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution, which gives an equal right to life to a pregnant woman and an unborn child.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Citizens' Assembly has voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution, which gives an equal right to life to pregnant women and unborn children.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The constitutional amendment to the Republic of Ireland's existing ban on abortion will not be allowed until the Republic of Ireland releases it on 30 March."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 65,
			"Input": "summarize: Gatland says Henry indicated to his players at the outset of the trip of Australia who would be selected for the Test matches. He says that meant his compatriot \"lost half the team on day one\". \"The players knew straight away what was the Test side and who was making up the numbers,\" said the New Zealander. Gatland, who on Wednesday named his side to face the Provincial Barbarians in the tour opener on Saturday, says each of his 41-man squad is in contention to face the All Blacks. \"Keeping harmony in the squad is paramount,\" he said. \"It's about giving everyone an opportunity. \"It's important these guys feel like they are putting themselves in the shop window and have a chance to prove themselves, and with a little bit of luck are in contention for the Tests. Media playback is not supported on this device Owen Farrell and Johnny Sexton appear to be in competition for the fly-half spot after Gatland reiterated he sees the Englishman as a \"world-class 10\", rather than a centre. Irishman Sexton starts on Saturday, with Farrell on the bench. \"The players are pretty aware about the competition in that position,\" Gatland said. \"Johnny gets a start on Saturday, and the other two [Farrell and Dan Biggar] will get a start in the next two games.\" Gatland's son Bryn will start for the Provincial Barbarians at fly-half. \"I spoke to Bryn last night and he's enjoying the week,\" Gatland Sr said. \"We'll catch up tomorrow, and he'll expect to have to make a few tackles on the weekend. \"We haven't spoken too much about the game but he's excited about the opportunity.\"",
			"Gold reference": "British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland says he will not repeat Graham Henry's 2001 mistake by splitting the squad early in the tour.",
			"Greedy candidate": "England's Henry Gatland says he has a \"very good week\" ahead of the Tests, but says he is \"enjoyed\" by the opportunity.",
			"Beam candidate": "England's Henry Gatland says he is confident his side are in contention to face the All Blacks in the Tests.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A New Zealander says his team is \"summarising the number of families taking part in the Tests\" on a tour of Australia."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 66,
			"Input": "summarize: The body of Kimberley Jones, 25, was found by a paramedic at the house in Cwmbach, Aberdare, on 9 August, 2013. Mother-of-one Ms Jones was due to move into the house the following day, but was allowed to stay the night before. Tests on the fire showed the flue was ineffective allowing smoke to leak into the room, the Aberdare inquest heard. During those tests carbon monoxide gas was at 16 times the acceptable level. Ms Jones' father, Andrew Jones, told the inquest he knew the owner of the house, Ms Linda Parfitt, as a family friend for 25 years and he arranged to buy the house from her to use as a home for his daughter. Ms Parfitt left the property at the start of the week and Mr Jones was decorating it that week. He said he stayed there for two nights to keep the house secure. His daughter, who worked as a care worker, was due to stay there on Thursday 8 August, but Mr Jones said he had woken up cold the previous morning so decided to light the fire. He told the inquest that he told his daughter to keep a window open as he did not want her to die from carbon monoxide poisoning. He said: \"That will haunt me for the rest of my days.\" Mr Jones said his wife called him the following morning as she could not contact their daughter. He said he went to the house but the emergency services were already there. He told the coroner he identified his daughter's body later that day. Plumbing inspector Howard Reed told the coroner the fire was dirty with a lot of soot and debris. Tests showed its window and door leaked smoke and carbon monoxide tests found that after two hours there were 829 parts per million (ppm) of the gas in the room. A domestic carbon monoxide alarm would sound at about 50 ppm and levels of between 600 and 750ppm are likely to cause fatalities, the hearing was told. Debris on the fire's throat plate, which is used to restrict airflow, was blocking the flue and Mr Reed estimated it had not been removed for \"many years\". The owner of the house at the time, Ms Parfitt, told the inquest that she and her ex-partner arranged for the fire to be installed. Ms Parfitt told the inquest that a vent in the living room had been there prior to moving into the house. She said that she did not inspect it and could not explain how a magazine cover found its way into the grill opening. When shown a picture of smoke coming from the fire during the inspection after Ms Jones died, Miss Parfitt told the coroner: \"I've never seen smoke coming out of it like that - I'm sure about that.\" The inquest has now been adjourned until later in the year.",
			"Gold reference": "The flue of a coal fire at the home of a woman suspected to have died from carbon monoxide poisoning was blocked, an inquest has heard.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A family friend who stayed at a house in Aberdare for two nights has been found dead.",
			"Beam candidate": "The body of a woman who died from carbon monoxide poisoning has been found in an Aberdare house.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A house owned by a family friend who was due to take his daughter to the hospital to breathe in a shot of carbon monoxide gas has been found."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 67,
			"Input": "summarize: The Department for Transport said up to 60 trains, capable of speeds of about 225mph, were needed. The contract, which will also involve maintaining the fleet, will be awarded in 2019. The trains are for the first phase of the project, due to open in 2026 and run between London and Birmingham. Construction will begin later this year and it is expected to reduce rail times between Birmingham and London by 32 minutes. A second Y-shaped phase of HS2 will open in two stages. The line from Birmingham to Crewe will launch in 2027, with the remaining construction - which includes a spur taking HS2 to a new station at Manchester Airport - due to finish six years later. There will be separate contracts in the future to supply trains for this phase. Transport secretary Chris Grayling said the new railway would carry more than 300,000 people a day. \"Hundreds of jobs will be created in building and maintaining these trains, representing a great opportunity for British-based businesses and suppliers. \"In total 25,000 jobs and 2,000 apprenticeships will be created during HS2 construction and we have held discussions with UK suppliers to make sure they are in the best possible position to win contracts,\" he added. Friday's launch comes ahead of a formal start of the process in spring 2017, when companies interested in bidding can learn more about the process. Formal invitations to tender will be made in 2018. Hitachi Rail Europe said it will bid for the contract to build the HS2 trains. The rail manufacturer is headquartered in London and builds trains at its plant in Newton Aycliffe in County Durham. Its sales director, Nick Hughes, said: \"Our HS2 trains would be built in Britain, for Britain, and combine world-leading Japanese Shinkansen technology with British manufacturing know-how.\" Gordon Wakeford, managing director of Siemens Mobility, said a manufacturing contract of this scale  was \"exciting news\" for the rail industry and would have a \"positive impact on the wider UK supply chain\". The company had recently \"ramped up\" its HS2 activity with the appointment of two executives to lead the HS2 rolling stock bid team, he added. HS2 has been dogged by controversy, with critics saying the scheme poses a threat to swathes of English countryside.",
			"Gold reference": "The search for a company to take on the \u00a32.75bn contract to build high speed trains for the HS2 rail network got underway on Friday.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A new HS2 line has been built in the UK to build a new railway.",
			"Beam candidate": "Plans to build a new HS2 train line between Birmingham and Crewe have been announced.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Work to build a new high-speed railway will be completed by the end of 2016."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 68,
			"Input": "summarize: Though the unverified story was short on details, and did not have the husband's side of the story, \"divorced because of fat face\" quickly became a top trend on microblogging network Weibo. State media picked up the story on Thursday, which was first reported in a local evening paper earlier this week. Liaoshen Wanbao reported the 49-year-old woman in Shenyang city had claimed her husband had divorced her 10 years ago because he disliked the shape of her face, said to be \"large and square\" with \"fat cheeks\". She said it spurred her to undergo facial surgery three times at a local hospital to shave her jawbones and reshape her face into a slimmer shape. During the third surgery the doctors discovered that if they proceeded further her nerves may be damaged, and halted the procedure. The woman, identified only by her surname Wang, later sued the hospital for 1.7 million yuan ($260,900; \u00c2\u00a3183,900) in damages. She alleged the surgery had left her with soreness in her chin, and she could only eat and drink through a straw as \"when she exerted force on her lower jaw, she had the sensation that it would break\". The hospital, however, argued that the surgeries were conducted according to regulations, and pointed out that they encouraged her to seek psychiatric help instead of a third operation, which she refused. After mediation the woman agreed to accept 20,000 yuan ($3,100, \u00c2\u00a32,200) as compensation, said the report. On Weibo, some condemned the woman's husband, but others also chastised the woman. One top-voted comment read: \"It's purely an excuse, if her face was large then why did he decide to marry her in the first place? If he stopped loving her then he should have just said so.\" It continued: \"This woman is also very silly to have believed that her face shape was the real reason for the divorce, she is lying to herself.\" Said another Weibo user: \"Even if you had gone for facial surgery and made your face smaller, he would still have found other reasons to divorce you.\" One person noted the sharp difference in the compensation amount and voiced suspicions: \"1.7 million was dropped to 20,000, it makes me wonder if she really did have a problem with her jaw.\" Still others took the opportunity to crack jokes. \"What an odd reason for divorce! I wonder how square was this woman's square-shaped face? Like a television set? Microwave oven?\" Plastic surgery has long been a hot topic on Weibo. In December, users similarly expressed outrage when a Chinese man took out a newspaper advertisement pleading for his wife to go for plastic surgery. More than seven million cosmetic surgeries were performed in China in 2014. The industry's value, pegged at around 400bn yuan, is expected to double by 2019, according to the China Association of Plastics and Aesthetics.",
			"Gold reference": "A report about a woman who said she had repeated plastic surgery after her husband divorced her because she had a \"fat face\" has sparked outrage among China's online community.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman in China has been accused of having a \"fat face\" after a woman's husband divorced her 10 years ago.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman who claimed her husband divorced her 10 years ago says she was \"divorced because of fat face\".",
			"Top-p candidate": "A woman in Shenyang has slashed her face after meeting a doctor in an alleged embarrassment."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 69,
			"Input": "summarize: Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary said some forces are \"downgrading\" 999 calls, in order to justify responding to them more slowly. HMIC's report found that most of the 43 forces in England and Wales were providing a good service. But that others have let victims down. The inspectors said there are now too few detectives and in some areas an erosion of neighbourhood policing. The former chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, Sir Peter Fahy, said that forces will have to do things differently in the future, if the government continues to ask them \"to do more with less\". In its annual report on forces, the inspectors said officers were arresting fewer people and too many crimes were being shelved without proper investigation. It found that 67,000 people suspected of crimes were not entered onto the police national computer - so that all forces were made aware of them. The report highlighted measures some forces had deployed to manage demand - although in each case it was not entirely clear whether they were directly caused by cuts or local management decisions. HMIC said: \"We are leading to a very serious conclusion regarding the potentially perilous state of British policing,\" said Zoe Billingham, the lead inspector. \"Over the last few years, HMIC has said consistently that police forces were managing well in increasingly difficult circumstances. \"Nonetheless, today, I'm raising a red flag to warn forces of the consequences of what is, to all intents and purposes, an unconscious form of rationing.\" Rated \"Outstanding\": Durham Rated \"Good\": Avon & Somerset, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, City of London, Cleveland, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Dorset, Essex, Greater Manchester, Gwent, Kent, Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Merseyside, Norfolk, North Wales, North Yorkshire, Northumbria, South Wales, Suffolk, Surrey, Thames Valley, Warwickshire, West Mercia, West Midlands, West Yorkshire and Wiltshire. Rated \"Requires Improvement\": Devon & Cornwall, Dyfed-Powys, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, Humberside, Leicestershire, Metropolitan Police, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire, Staffordshire and Sussex Rated \"Inadequate\": Bedfordshire HMIC also warned there was now a \"national crisis\" caused by a shortage of detectives - with the Metropolitan Police alone short by 700. One ex-detective has told the Victoria Derbyshire programme why she quit her \"dream job\". These shortages had led to excessive workloads and stress for investigators who were sometimes carrying out complex investigations without the right skills and experience. In one area, inspectors found a uniformed officer carrying out a rape investigation. HMIC has urged police chiefs to come up with a plan by the summer to attract, recruit and train more detectives. Ms Billingham warned that while neighbourhood teams were the \"bedrock of British policing\" they were being \"chipped away... sometimes by stealth\". A survey of neighbourhood officers found they were being pulled from local duties at least once a week to supervise the detention or transport of suspects. A fifth of the officers said they could find themselves on other duties three times a week. One police officer resigned last week after 13 years in the Devon and Cornwall, publishing a damning resignation letter on social media criticising police for \"putting their employees last\". Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: \"I don't think I've ever read a report from the Inspectorate that was quite as sobering as this.\" Dr Billings said there was \"no doubt\" that neighbourhood policing was under pressure, adding: \"I think that's true of my own area - because if people are really pressured to answer 999 calls, deal with incidents, they're going to pull officers out of neighbourhood areas.\" He said HMIC's report reflects what is happening across the public sector. \"You can't get away from the fact that all of us are now trying to do more and better with less. \"And year on year, we're receiving less funding. Now of course a police force cannot run a deficit - so you have to make the books balance, and that leads sometimes to poor decisions.\" Chief Constable Michael Barton of the National Police Chiefs' Council, said budgets had fallen by 22% in five years - leading to a loss of 32,000 officers and staff - at a time when many crimes were changing. \"It's a simple reality that we are required to prioritise more,\" he said. \"Difficult decisions are being made between resourcing neighbourhood teams, response units, specialist investigations and digital and cyber-enabled crime. There are no easy answers.\" Ms Billingham said the failings were \"not simply about money\" because there was a huge variation in results, in particular in how well forces were winning the support of domestic violence victims in how they investigated and concluded cases. Policing Minister Brandon Lewis said: \"This Government has protected police funding, through the 2015 spending review. \"There can be no excuse for any force that fails to deliver on its obligations. Those identified as inadequate or requiring improvement must take HMIC's findings very seriously and I expect to see rapid improvement But the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file members, described the report as a \"worrying wake-up call\". And Jon Boutcher, chief constable of Bedfordshire, criticised his force's rating as inadequate, saying community policing had to change because of the huge demand for specialist officers to deal with domestic abuse, sexual offences and the rising threat of online-related crimes.",
			"Gold reference": "Some police forces are putting the public at risk by rationing their response as they struggle with cutbacks, the police standards watchdog has warned.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Police forces in England and Wales are \"disappointed\" by the government's decision to force more than 999 calls, a report has found.",
			"Beam candidate": "Police forces in England and Wales have been unable to respond to 999 calls, a report has found.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Intractable orders for police forces and contractors under threat in the future - to be blamed in England and Wales - have been warned of a potentially perilous state."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 70,
			"Input": "summarize: Some have asked to remain anonymous so have only given their first names. The minute's silence went relatively well because we only had two incidents. The pupils involved showed reticence so they had a chat with the civics teachers. The school was at the heart of the events, close to the Charlie Hebdo offices. One of my students heard the shots being fired by the Kouachi brothers. Many of our pupils skateboard in Place de la Republique. It all meant a lot to them. They needed to make sense what had happened. We discussed the issues: it was the first act of war in Paris for a long time. We talked about caricatures, blasphemy, freedom of speech. A few loudmouths said: \"They [Charlie Hebdo] were asking for it.\" We discussed this in class and some of them ultimately revised their opinion. So what we had was mostly blustering. It was very spontaneous. On the Thursday morning I saw some of my final-year students as I came in. They asked me for adhesive tape because they wanted to make banners. They took the initiative very quickly. They went to see the head teacher to get authorisation for their plan. They made a speech to younger students after the minute of silence on Friday, then demonstrated across the city, and of course took part in the main [unity] rally on Sunday. The initial reaction was one of unanimous revulsion among pupils. On the Thursday everyone agreed that you don't kill people because you are offended by drawings, regardless of your beliefs. On the Friday, frictions started to creep in. Then there was the mass \"Je suis Charlie\" demonstration at the weekend. When the pupils returned to school on the Monday, the disruption began. Two pupils found conspiracy theories on the internet: The Kouachi brothers were innocent\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 Wasn't it strange that police had found the ID card left in the car? It was obviously a plot by intelligence services\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I asked what purpose there could be in killing people of various ethnicities and religions.  They came back with the answer: \"To sully Islam.\" I was surprised because those two boys of North African origin had never said that sort of thing. But they were defiant. I represented the official version, and they had access to a hidden truth. Problems in the school system run deep. Courses on the Enlightenment, for instance, can be a problem. In a class last week I was analysing an article by Voltaire on religious fanaticism, which is on the national curriculum. As I was talking, the pupils were listening so intently that there was silence. Suddenly two of them made increasingly loud snoring noises that ended up covering my voice. Secularism is not the only sensitive issue. It is also difficult to teach colonial wars. You will be challenged, some will whistle or hum to stop you talking. You will be accused of dishing out propaganda. I noticed an abrupt change in 2001, when I was teaching in an immigrant suburb. My students refused to observe a minute's silence for the victims of 9/11. The most radical among them started singing Hamas songs. I was a young teacher and did not know what to do. Discipline is a big problem. When people talk in class and the teacher tells them to be quiet, a common retort is: \"I'm not talking to you\" - meaning you're interrupting my conversation. What plays against me is that I am a woman - some pupils will not respect me. If I have two or three troublemakers per class here, I can only imagine what it must be like for my colleagues who have remained in deprived suburbs. Boosting civics courses and encouraging pupils to sing the Marseillaise (as the education minister suggested following 200 reported incidents during the minute's silence) does not go nearly far enough to tackle the underlying problems. When I heard pupils recycling conspiracy theories after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, it reminded me of 9/11. The very next day, on 12 September, a boy said in class that Jews were behind the attack. He knew this because there were no Jews in the twin towers at the time. I said: \"You must be really smart! We still don't know the number of victims, but you already have the list, with their religion.\" Everybody laughed. The kid felt a bit silly and I defused the situation that way. When I am confronted with that sort of thing I now use texts by Hitler, Stalin, Bin Laden and other classics of the conspiracy genre to show the similarities between their visions of the world: a hidden elite is pulling the strings - often the same people incidentally. And I show that such ideas have serious consequences: tens of millions of people killed in the case of Nazism and Stalinism. It can be tricky teaching some subjects - such as the Holocaust, colonial wars, or the Middle East - but this is mostly a problem of teacher training. When a kid tells you a genocide has been committed by the French in Algeria or by the Israelis in Gaza, you have to refer to the official definition of a genocide and see whether its applies. You are going to be challenged: background knowledge and a good relationship with pupils are vital to meet that challenge. Today teachers are competing with other sources of information - notably social networks and the internet. Teachers are no longer the ultimate source of knowledge.  So you have to be extremely strong on learning in order to have authority. And if there is an emotional bond with the pupils, you can deliver any message. On the Thursday (a day after the Charlie Hebdo attack) I was shaken by what I had seen on TV.  I spoke to the head teacher, who gave me permission to post a \"Je suis Charlie\" banner in my classroom. But he also said something that surprised me: he would not force teachers to enforce the minute's silence (declared by the education minister) on the Friday. He had anticipated problems - but I had not. I could not imagine that pupils would not observe a minute's silence. Then I faced my class of 14 to 15-year-olds, with whom I have a wonderful relationship. I asked how they felt about the events of the previous day, without giving my own reaction. Their response hit me in the guts: \"Miss, the journalists got what was coming to them\"; \"You should not mock the Prophet.\"  Only the Muslim pupils spoke - about a third of the class. The others did not say a word. When they saw the tear on my face, they held back: they did not want to upset me. In my younger class, they were even more virulent. \"When you receive death threats you have to stop what you are doing,\" they said. On the Friday they all observed the minute's silence, but I did not feel it was out of respect for the victims - but out of respect for me. Some of my colleagues who do not have that sort of relationship with their pupils had problems; others did not observe it at all. More recently, a boy mimicked the killings in a corridor, firing an imaginary Kalashnikov and shouting \"Allahu Akbar\" (God is great, in Arabic). I thought the battle of secularism had been won, and that after several years in school they had absorbed all this. But I now realise that this is not the case. But I will not give up. I will continue to fight for my convictions. I am a daughter and granddaughter of teachers: secularism and the values of the Republic are in my genes. If there were more teachers like me - more teachers who believe in what they do and stop looking the other way, things would be better.",
			"Gold reference": "Here teachers in France tell the BBC about their struggles to assert the country's traditional values of free expression and secularism in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The school system was a mess.",
			"Beam candidate": "The moment of silence went relatively well because we only had two incidents, and the pupils involved showed reticence.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Filmed by the Canadians, the school had a history that it combines the basics for a class. It even left us with an inspiration for the culture of the public and the history of the English culture, about school life."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 71,
			"Input": "summarize: The blast happened in a cafe in the town of Velez-Malaga at about 17:00 GMT during a local festival. Pictures from the scene show severe damage to the La Bohemia cafe and debris strewn across a street. Local newspaper La Opinion de Malaga said that the chef had raised the alarm moments before the blast. The newspaper also reported (in Spanish) that police cars helped ferry the injured to hospital because the local ambulance service was overwhelmed with casualties. The cause of the blast \"could have been a gas leak,\" the town's mayor, Antonio Moreno Ferrer, told local reporters.",
			"Gold reference": "More than 70 people have been injured, four seriously, in an explosion caused by a suspected gas leak near the southern Spanish city of Malaga.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A chef has raised alarm after a fire broke out in a cafe in the town of La Bohemia.",
			"Beam candidate": "A chef has raised the alarm after a blaze broke out in the La Bohemia cafe.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A chef has raised the alarm at a Spanish-language newspaper which reported on the death of his five-year-old son in a fire on his car."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 72,
			"Input": "summarize: Daniel Filmus, Argentina's minister for the islands - called the Malvinas locally - announced the case in London. The companies involved are Falkland Oil and Gas, Premier Oil, Rockhopper, Edison International and Noble Energy. Mr Filmus told the BBC the companies were \"performing illegal acts by entering Argentine territory\". He added: \"I want to make it clear for the directors of these companies and for British public opinion that Argentina will use the full force of the law - both national and international law - to prevent these countries from taking the riches which belong to 40 million Argentine citizens. \"Argentina has extradition treaties around the world and we intend to use them.\" He added that the area being drilled was \"as much ours as the centre of Buenos Aires. Neither the UK nor any other country would allow anyone to enter their territory and take away their riches.\" In response, UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond accused the Argentines of \"outrageous bullying\". He said the islanders had a \"perfect right to develop their own economic resources and Argentina needs to stop this kind of behaviour and start acting like a responsible member of the international community\". The Falklands Islands government also said the Argentines had no case. \"We have the right to develop our economy, including the hydrocarbons industry, and we are exercising that right,\" it said. \"It is worth remembering that it was the government of Argentina who walked away from working with the Falkland Islands on the development of a hydrocarbons industry some years ago. \"Argentine domestic law does not apply to the Falkland Islands and this latest action is clearly another attempt by Argentina to try to block economic growth in the Falkland Islands.\" Analysts suggested Argentina would have little joy in the courts. \"The Argentines will lose,\" Malcolm Bracken at Redmayne Bentley told the BBC. \"They have no jurisdiction - the UN settled the matter in 1982.\" In fact, he said the country's current position would prove counterproductive. \"All they're doing is handing any possible benefit that Argentina may have had from the oil boom in the south Atlantic to Chile. \"There'd be an awful lot of logistic support needed for drilling that simply isn't available in the Falklands. They'd need a port somewhere and that's likely to be near Chile rather than Argentina, so they're cutting their own nose off to spite their face.\" Earlier this month, Argentine foreign ministry officials said they would prosecute oil companies operating near the Falkland Islands. The officials said companies active there were operating illegally in Argentine territory. This came after the three British oil companies announced new oil and gas finds north of the islands, and as Argentina marked the 33rd anniversary of the war with the UK over the islands. Tensions between the UK and Argentina were already running high after the UK announced it would spend \u00c2\u00a3280m over the next 10 years on improving defences on the islands.",
			"Gold reference": "Argentina has begun legal proceedings against three British and two US companies for drilling oil near the Falkland Islands.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Argentina's government will use the law to prevent the country from taking the riches of 40 million Argentine citizens, the BBC has learned.",
			"Beam candidate": "Argentines have been accused of illegally entering the Falkland Islands, the BBC has learned.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A UK government, whose director says they're an opposition government, has been arrested in an attempt to \"force Argentina to develop and try to block economic growth in the Falklands\"."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 73,
			"Input": "summarize: The Spiders' David Galt headed against the outside of the post before Shire took the lead. Thomas Orr took advantage of Bryan Wharton's poor header to burst through on goal and finish past William Muir. David McKenna doubled the advantage from close range and Scott Ferries' effort completed the win.",
			"Gold reference": "East Stirlingshire moved off the bottom of Scottish League Two with a surprise victory over promotion-chasing Queen's Park.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Shire extended their lead in the first half as they beat the defending champions Shire.",
			"Beam candidate": "Shire extended their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 3-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Smithball and Red Devils ended their three-match losing campaign as they were beaten to claim their first win since winning a friendly in Benedikt."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 74,
			"Input": "summarize: The crash happened at about 14:15 BST on the B1191 at Thornton, near Woodhall Spa. Lincolnshire Police said the motorcyclist killed in the collision lived locally, but has not released any further details. The tractor driver was not injured. The force has appealed for witnesses to the collision to come forward. The B1191 was closed in both directions between the B1192 Tattershall Road junction in Woodhall Spa and the A158 Jubilee Way junction in Horncastle",
			"Gold reference": "A man has died in a collision between a tractor and a motorcycle in Lincolnshire.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A tractor driver has died after a tractor crash in Lincolnshire.",
			"Beam candidate": "A tractor driver has died in a crash in Lincolnshire.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A tractor driver has died after an tractor driver and a tractor driver were killed."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 75,
			"Input": "summarize: Saints - the last visiting team to win at Ibrox 13 months ago - took the lead early on when Blair Alston curled in a fantastic strike. Joe Garner headed Rangers level from a corner before the break. The visitors had several chances in the second half with Alston firing against the post while Garner had a header saved for the hosts. With Aberdeen defeated at Hamilton Academical on Tuesday and Hearts beaten at Kilmarnock, Saints could have gone second with victory but instead they go level on points with the second-placed Dons, albeit having played a game more. Rangers, having taken 16 points from a possible 30 since being promoted, stay fifth edging to within a point of Hearts. The Ibrox side have won only two of their home league games this season, having also dropped points to Hamilton and Ross County. Mark Warburton's side had improved defensively in recent weeks with clean sheets in league wins over Partick Thistle and Inverness. However, with Wes Foderingham resuming goalkeeping duties from Matt Gilks - Rangers' best player in the 1-0 Scottish League Cup semi-final defeat by Celtic - the Ibrox side found themselves a goal down early on to Saints as Alston picked his spot after robbing Lee Hodson for his first Saints goal. Tommy Wright engineered an away win over Rangers in last season's League Cup when the hosts - then in the Championship - bringing an end to a 11-game winning sequence. And the Northern Irishman's team had several opportunities to go back in front early in the second half with Brian Easton, Liam Craig, Danny Swanson and Chris Kane all going close before Alston fired against a post. Garner had netted just once since his summer move from Preston North End but the striker broke his Ibrox duck with a headed finish off Harry Forrester's corner, having gone close from a similar situation moments before. And Garner threatened to nod Rangers ahead on 74 minutes but could not beat Zander Clark, who made good first-half saves to deny Jason Holt and Josh Windass. Warburton sought fresh impetus in attack with the introduction of Martyn Waghorn, Kenny Miller and Barrie McKay off the bench but St Johnstone held firm with David Wotherspoon clearing a Miller effort off the line. Rangers' Mark Warburton: \"It was a decent first half but we didn't continue that and we gave the ball away cheaply. \"We weren't brave getting out, despite the possession stats we didn't play the way we wanted to. \"It's a demanding crowd because they're used to success. The players have to recognise it's an expectant crowd - and quite rightly. We have to respect that and learn from that.\" St Johnstone's Tommy Wright: \"It's never easy coming here. We're happy to take a point but we could have taken all three as we had a few good chances in the second half. \"We knew we'd stay above Rangers with a positive result. We're content with the return but there are no prizes given out so we're not going to get carried away with it.\" Match ends, Rangers 1, St. Johnstone 1. Second Half ends, Rangers 1, St. Johnstone 1. Rob Kiernan (Rangers) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Foul by Rob Kiernan (Rangers). Liam Craig (St. Johnstone) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Attempt blocked. Kenny Miller (Rangers) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Corner,  Rangers. Conceded by Joe Shaughnessy. Andy Halliday (Rangers) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Paul Paton (St. Johnstone) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Foul by Paul Paton (St. Johnstone). Corner,  St. Johnstone. Conceded by Clint Hill. Corner,  Rangers. Conceded by Paul Paton. Substitution, St. Johnstone. David Wotherspoon replaces Chris Millar. Substitution, Rangers. Martyn Waghorn replaces Joe Garner. Foul by Rob Kiernan (Rangers). Steven Anderson (St. Johnstone) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Corner,  Rangers. Conceded by Richard Foster. Kenny Miller (Rangers) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Foul by Richard Foster (St. Johnstone). Attempt missed. Kenny Miller (Rangers) header from the centre of the box misses to the left. Attempt missed. Liam Craig (St. Johnstone) left footed shot from the left side of the box is high and wide to the left. Corner,  St. Johnstone. Conceded by Lee Hodson. Foul by Rob Kiernan (Rangers). Danny Swanson (St. Johnstone) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Attempt blocked. Lee Wallace (Rangers) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Corner,  Rangers. Conceded by Danny Swanson. Substitution, Rangers. Barrie McKay replaces Harry Forrester. Attempt missed. Blair Alston (St. Johnstone) right footed shot from the centre of the box is close, but misses to the right. Attempt saved. Andy Halliday (Rangers) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Attempt saved. Joe Garner (Rangers) header from the centre of the box is saved in the top right corner. Corner,  Rangers. Conceded by Zander Clark. Joe Garner (Rangers) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Joe Shaughnessy (St. Johnstone). Corner,  Rangers. Conceded by Blair Alston. Foul by Rob Kiernan (Rangers). Graham Cummins (St. Johnstone) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Substitution, St. Johnstone. Graham Cummins replaces Christopher Kane. Attempt missed. Harry Forrester (Rangers) right footed shot from outside the box is close, but misses to the left. Andy Halliday (Rangers) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Christopher Kane (St. Johnstone).",
			"Gold reference": "Rangers and St Johnstone had to settle for a point each after a Scottish Premiership draw in Glasgow.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Mark Warburton's side moved to the top of the Scottish League Cup with a 1-0 win over Rangers.",
			"Beam candidate": "Brendan Rodgers scored a hat-trick as Rangers beat Hearts in the Scottish League Cup semi-finals.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Daniel Craig scored three minutes as Rangers beat Rangers 3-0 on penalties to win a Women's League Two clash with Hearts."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 76,
			"Input": "summarize: Francisco Palomo was shot at least 12 times by gunmen in Guatemala City. Mr Palomo, 63, defended Gen Rios Montt against charges connected to the killing of more than 1,700 indigenous Guatemalans in the 1980s. The general was sentenced to 80 years in prison two years ago but his conviction was overturned. A retrial scheduled for January has been postponed indefinitely because of a legal dispute. Mr Palomo was shot in the chest and face while driving his car at about midday on Wednesday, emergency services spokesman Raul Hernandez said. Witnesses said the gunmen were on a motorcycle. \"The victim, still alive, tried to flee the attack and drove a few metres before crashing into a tree,\" Mr Hernandez said. The motive for the killing is still not clear.",
			"Gold reference": "A lawyer who represented former Guatemalan military leader Efrain Rios Montt against genocide charges has been shot dead.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Guatemalan general has been jailed for killing a general in the 1980s, a police spokesman says.",
			"Beam candidate": "A Guatemalan general has been sentenced to eight years in prison after he was shot in the chest and face by gunmen.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Guatemalan general has been retold to police on charges he killed a man in the end of the 1980s, police say."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 77,
			"Input": "summarize: The 24-hour Underground service was originally scheduled for September, but was delayed over a dispute about pay and conditions. Following the breakdown of talks on Wednesday, union leaders said the launch would not happen this year. But during a trip to Japan Mr Johnson said: \"We are going to have a Night Tube eventually.\" He had previously said he was \"relaxed\" about when the service was introduced, as long as it happened before the end of autumn. Mr Johnson said during a business visit to Japan: \"We'll do a Night Tube and obviously I hope very much that the offer on the table, which is a very good one, is now communicated properly to the workforce of London Underground and I think we should just get on with it. \"We've done without it for 150 years and I'm sure we can rub along a little bit longe,r but we are going to have a Night Tube eventually.\" Unions took industrial action during the summer having called for increased pay and a limit on how many all-night shifts their members would be asked to do. As negotiations between the unions and London Underground came to a halt,  Finn Brennan from drivers' union Aslef, said discussions had broken up because LU management had \"mishandled\" the process.",
			"Gold reference": "London mayor Boris Johnson has backed away from a timetable for the opening of the city's Night Tube.",
			"Greedy candidate": "London Underground unions have launched a night tube service to help workers in the city of London.",
			"Beam candidate": "London Underground unions have announced plans to launch a night tube service in Japan.",
			"Top-p candidate": "London Underground has offered more than \u00a325,000 to push the full 30 hours of dance underground trains for months."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 78,
			"Input": "summarize: Pools, who were relegated from the English Football League last season, lost their opening game at home to Dover on Saturday but started well at Moss Rose, with Cassidy and Jack Munns both firing inches wide. Macclesfield hit back, with Danny Whitaker's volleyed effort superbly tipped away by goalkeeper Scott Loach. The home side took the lead in the 38th minute when Elliott Durrell's ball into the box was headed home by Whitaker. There was a let-off for Hartlepool at the start of the second half when a mistake from defender Scott Harrison set Tyrone Marsh clear but he shot straight at Loach. Pools levelled after 58 minutes when Cassidy nodded in a cross from Ryan Donaldson and came closest to winning it when the striker's flicked header was saved. Match report supplied by the Press Association. Match ends, Macclesfield Town 1, Hartlepool United 1. Second Half ends, Macclesfield Town 1, Hartlepool United 1. Substitution, Macclesfield Town. Koby Arthur replaces Elliott Durrell. Substitution, Macclesfield Town. Scott Wilson replaces Scott Burgess. Substitution, Hartlepool United. Blair Adams replaces Jack Munns. Substitution, Macclesfield Town. Kieran Kennedy replaces George Pilkington. Goal!  Macclesfield Town 1, Hartlepool United 1. Jake Cassidy (Hartlepool United). Second Half begins Macclesfield Town 1, Hartlepool United 0. First Half ends, Macclesfield Town 1, Hartlepool United 0. Jack Munns (Hartlepool United) is shown the yellow card. Goal!  Macclesfield Town 1, Hartlepool United 0. Danny Whitaker (Macclesfield Town). Tyrone Marsh (Macclesfield Town) is shown the yellow card. Liam Donnelly (Hartlepool United) is shown the yellow card. First Half begins. Lineups are announced and players are warming up.",
			"Gold reference": "Jake Cassidy's second-half equaliser earned Hartlepool their first point in the Vanarama National League as they drew against Macclesfield.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jake Cassidy's late goal helped Macclesfield to a comfortable victory over Hartlepool at the National Stadium.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jake Cassidy scored a hat-trick as Macclesfield beat Hartlepool to reach the League Two quarter-finals.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Hartlepool scored just one more of their tries as they beat Hartlepool in their first friendly at League Two."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 79,
			"Input": "summarize: The shortlist for this year's St David Awards, which will be presented on 10 March, has been announced. They acknowledge extraordinary achievements, with categories including citizenship, culture and sport. In the bravery category, Peter Fuller was nominated for stepping in to stop a machete attack in Mold in January 2015. Matthew James from Pontypridd is also nominated for shielding his partner from bullets during last summer's Tunisia terror attacks.",
			"Gold reference": "A man who intervened in a machete attack and a holidaymaker who shielded his fiancee from terrorists have been nominated for awards.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The St David Awards have been announced in the wake of the first ever St David Awards ceremony.",
			"Beam candidate": "The St David Awards have been announced in a bid to celebrate the achievements of the country's leading terror suspects.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mark Salon, the principal at Cardiff's Little Merry and the architect of Pontypridd, has been named in the British and British Heritage shortlist."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 80,
			"Input": "summarize: Nathan Smith's overhead kick hit the bar and bounced in off luckless keeper Dean Snedker's back to give the Gulls an early lead before Nathan Blissett's towering header doubled the advantage. Kelvin Langmead then headed in before Arthur Gnahoua shot home the equaliser. But Smith poked in an 82nd-minute winner after a goalmouth scramble to earn Torquay's fourth successive win. It leaves the Gulls four points from safety with a game in hand, but Colin Gordon's Harriers are now 11 points off 20th-placed Boreham Wood with nine games left. Former Harriers striker Blissett's goal was his fourth in six games since arriving on loan from Bristol Rovers.",
			"Gold reference": "Torquay United, 22nd in the National League, edged a thrilling relegation battle with bottom club Kidderminster.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Torquay Gulls snatched a 3-0 victory over Torquay to earn a 2-1 win over Torquay.",
			"Beam candidate": "Torquay Gulls snatched a late equaliser to earn their first win of the season as they relegated to League Two.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Liam Boyd netted a 3-0 win to earn Torquay City's first ever Championship medal win at Upton Park."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 81,
			"Input": "summarize: The Right Reverend Rachel Treweek, 53, has taken over from The Right Reverend Michael Perham after his retirement. Two women bishops have already been appointed, but Bishop Treweek is the first woman to run a diocese. At a service in Gloucester Cathedral she was presented with her pastoral staff and placed in her bishop's chair. She also preached her first sermon as a bishop. During the service, she was welcomed by the Dean of Gloucester, the Very Revd Stephen Lake.",
			"Gold reference": "The most senior woman bishop in the Church of England has formally begun her new role as the Bishop of Gloucester.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman who has been appointed as the first woman to run a diocese has been appointed as the first woman to run a diocese.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman has been appointed as the first woman to run a diocese in Gloucester.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A priest who served as the modern Canterbury Cathedral's bishop in Gloucester has been given a new job."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 82,
			"Input": "summarize: The approval depends on Shell getting a nod from other US regulators, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management said. Shell stopped Arctic exploration more than two years ago after problems including an oil rig fire and safety failures. Environmental campaigners oppose the move. Shell has spent about $6bn (\u00c2\u00a33.85bn) on exploration in the Arctic - a region estimated to have about 20% of the world's undiscovered oil and gas. The Anglo-Dutch company wants to drill up to six wells in water about 40 metres deep, using two vessels that can serve as backups in the event of an emergency. \"We have taken a thoughtful approach to carefully considering potential exploration in the Chukchi Sea,\" said Abigail Ross Harper, director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, in a statement. This conditional approval means Shell must obtain permits from the federal government and the state of Alaska to begin drilling this summer. Susan Murray, an official at Oceana, a group against Arctic drilling, said: \"Our government has rushed to approve risky and ill-conceived exploration in one of the most remote and important places on Earth.\" Among Shell's woes the last time it tried to drill in the area were its failure to have a spill-response barge on site before the drills reached oil-bearing zones, as it had promised, and the outbreak of fire on the Noble Discoverer rig that Shell had hired. The Kulluk, a circular drilling barge, broke away from its towing vessel and ran aground on its way to a shipyard in Washington state. \"The approval of our Revised Chukchi Sea Exploration Plan is an important milestone and signals the confidence regulators have in our plan,\" said Shell spokesman Curtis Smith.",
			"Gold reference": "Oil firm Royal Dutch Shell has won approval from the US Department of Interior to explore for oil in the Arctic.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Shell has approved a plan to drill in the Chukchi Sea, a region estimated to have about 20% of the world's undiscovered oil and gas.",
			"Beam candidate": "The US government has approved a plan to drill in the Chukchi Sea in Alaska.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Shell is to begin drilling in Arctic waters, a major oil and gas project has been approved, a State of Alaska has said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 83,
			"Input": "summarize: Ms Pinkney, who currently works for Sussex Police, will be the first woman to hold the top position in the Hampshire and Isle of Wight force. Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Hayes said Ms Pinkney, who takes over from Andy Marsh, was \"an incredibly strong candidate\". She will take up her new role on 4 April. Her appointment was unanimously recommended by the Hampshire Police and Crime Panel following a recruitment process involving 18 partner organisations. Ms Pinkney said: \"I'm absolutely delighted to hear the panel's decision and I look forward to leading the professionals within Hampshire Constabulary and serving the communities across the county and the Isle of Wight.\" Mr Hayes said Ms Pinkney, who received the Queen's Police Medal in the 2016 New Year's Honours List, will bring \"a wealth of operational experience and strategic leadership\" to the role. Hampshire Constabulary is currently run by acting chief constable Graham McNulty.",
			"Gold reference": "Deputy Chief Constable Olivia Pinkney has been confirmed as Hampshire Constabulary's new chief constable.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner John Pinkney has been appointed as the first woman to be appointed as a member of the Hampshire Police and Crime Panel.",
			"Beam candidate": "Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner John Pinkney has been appointed as the first woman to become a member of the Hampshire Constabulary.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Hampshire's Victoria Pinkney is to take over as Hampshire's new police and crime commissioner."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 84,
			"Input": "summarize: The 30-year-old midfielder moved to McDiarmid Park for a second spell in February 2016 after a frustrating five months with Hearts. He has scored 14 goals in 48 appearances since then, having netted twice while on loan in 2015. \"The pull of Hibernian was too much for me,\" said Swanson. \"It's always been an ambition of mine to play for the club and I am looking forward to this new challenge and to help achieve their goals back in the Premiership.\" The Championship winners are yet to reveal details of the contract agreed with the former Dundee United, Peterborough and Coventry City player. Saints offered the midfielder new terms, with Swanson adding: \"The decision to leave St Johnstone has been a difficult one for me. I've felt settled at the Saints and really enjoyed my football, and my period at the club has been the most enjoyable and satisfying time of my career. \"So, it goes without saying, my decision to leave McDiarmid Park was not taken lightly. \"I want to thank the manager, Tommy Wright, who has supported me in so many ways, on and off the field. \"His trust in me on the football park allowed me to flourish. The way he treated me like an adult off the park also helped me to mature and develop as a person. \"Now that we are in the top six yet again, which is yet another fine achievement, for the next five games it's my focus to make sure I play my part in helping St Johnstone qualify for a European place.\" Saints are currently fourth in the top flight, five points ahead of Hearts in the race for the final Europa League spot. Asked what Swanson would bring to his Hibs team, head coach Neil Lennon told his club website: \"Goals from midfield, hopefully, creativity, \"He's had a great season, into double figures. \"I think he sees a pass, he's a fit lad, he crosses the ball well. And, whenever I have seen him play for St Johnstone, he has probably been their best player and more likely to create something. \"And, allied to that, he is a Leith boy. He gets the club and that's always important as well.\" Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.",
			"Gold reference": "Danny Swanson has confirmed that he is leaving St Johnstone to join Hibernian, saying he could not resist the lure of his boyhood favourites.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Hibernian Swanson have signed a new contract with the club for the first time since January.",
			"Beam candidate": "Hibernian Swanson have signed a new two-year contract with the club.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Manchester City defender Nick Swanson has signed a new contract with the High Fife Club on a three-year deal."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 85,
			"Input": "summarize: Industry magazine What Car? says prices of VW models have not collapsed as might have been expected. VW cars which are three years old, or have done 36,000 miles, are typically worth 42.21% of their original value, the magazine said. That is 2.7% lower than in September 2015, just before the scandal broke. However, across the industry as a whole, second hand values have fallen by 2% over the same timeframe, suggesting that Volkswagens have performed only slightly worse than the average car on the market. \"I'm sure there are motorists out there who were rubbing their hands in glee at the thought of used VW prices falling off a cliff because of the emissions debacle,\" said What Car? editor Steve Huntingford. \"That simply hasn't come to pass, however, and while the VW story continues to rumble on a year after the story first came to light, the Golf and Polo are still among the most popular new cars in the UK.\" The German car-maker admitted on 16 September last year that software had switched diesel engines to a \"clean mode\" whenever they were tested for emissions. VW has recalled 200,000 cars in the UK as a result. But while it is offering to repair them, it is not offering owners compensation. VW drivers in the US have been offered up to $10,000 each to make up for the deception. The What Car? research suggested that cars made by VW under the Audi brand experienced a similar drop in value to VW-badged cars over the past year. It also found that the value of second hand Seat and Skoda models, also made by the VW group, fell by less than 0.5% over the 12-month period.",
			"Gold reference": "Second hand Volkswagens appear to be holding their value well, a motoring magazine says, despite the emissions scandal which emerged a year ago.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Volkswagen has said it is a \"shocking\" story about the VW scandal that has rumbled on the market.",
			"Beam candidate": "Volkswagen has recalled 200,000 cars in the UK as a result of the emissions scandal.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Volkswagen has revealed that its Mercedes-Benz model has fallen by its second hand value, according to market data."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 86,
			"Input": "summarize: It comes after a jury concluded the death of a man from St Austell was suicide, while undergoing care 140 miles from where he lived. David Knight was killed by a train near St Austell after going on leave from a Somerset hospital. The Department of Health has admitted \"unacceptable\" patients \"are receiving care far from home\". Click here for live updates on this story BBS South West Political Reporter Tamsin Melville said county coroner Dr Emma Carlyon was understood to be satisfied there was a commitment locally to continue to work hard to ensure the lowest number of patients possible leave the county for treatment. An inquest in June heard that in May last year Mr Knight died of multiple injuries when he was hit by a train on the viaduct. The 29-year-old had been suffering from paranoid schizophrenia when he died. A jury said his death was contributed to by an inadequate risk assessment and support while he was on leave from Cygnet Hospital in Kewstoke, Somerset. The inquest heard Mr Knight was being treated there because there were no acute psychiatric inpatient beds available in Cornwall. The NHS said 30 adult mental patients were placed out of Cornwall in 2015/16, 150 the year before when a key unit was closed for six months, and 60 the year before that. The Department of Health said it had increased mental health funding to \u00c2\u00a311.7bn and had accepted the recommendation of the Mental Health Taskforce that the inappropriate use of out of area treatments for adults in acute care \"must be eliminated by 2020/21\". \"We will work to a faster timetable if at all possible,\" said a spokeswoman. \"We will consider Dr Carlyon's letter in detail once it arrives.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Cornwall's coroner will raise concerns with the health secretary over the care of mentally ill patients far from home.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A coroner has said he is \"really satisfied\" that the lowest number of patients in Cornwall are being treated for mental health in the county.",
			"Beam candidate": "A county coroner has said he is committed to ensuring the lowest number of people in Cornwall leave the county for treatment.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The death of a mental patient in Cornwall, Bristol, was due to be a cause for concern, a county coroner has said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 87,
			"Input": "summarize: Sam Cooke, 22, from Manchester, arrived at his house to find two cards on his doormat. One said the parcel had been put through an open window. The second read: \"I'm really sorry I think your parcel might have fallen down the toilet...Accidently (sic)\". Thankfully, the box, containing printer ink, was \"too wide to hit the water\". Pictures of the apologetic postie's cards and box in the loo have been shared thousands of times on Twitter since Mr Cooke posted them on Twitter. Royal Mail has apologised but Mr Cooke didn't kick up a stink. He said: \"There's honestly nothing to apologise for, the parcel is absolutely fine, gave me and thousands of others a good laugh.\" Though he has said he will keep the window closed in future.",
			"Gold reference": "A shocked sports journalist got home to find a parcel which was posted through his window had landed in his toilet.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A postie has been apologised for a box of cards containing printer ink that was thrown into a toilet.",
			"Beam candidate": "A postie has been apologised after he found a box of cards on his doormat.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A postie's pictures of two apologetic paper cards with gum on it have been defended."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 88,
			"Input": "summarize: The Lord Advocate said he had informed First Minister Nicola Sturgeon of his intention to quit the post after five years in the job. He said it had been a \"real privilege\" to lead the prosecution service in Scotland and to provide legal advice to the Scottish government. The law officer added that it was time to \"step down and do other things\". In a statement, Mr Mulholland said: \"In recent years the Crown has embedded specialisms in the way it does its job. \"Our expertise in handling offences including rape, domestic abuse, serious organised crime, counter terrorism and cold cases has helped us become one of the most effective prosecution services in the world and given victims greater confidence to report crimes. \"It's been an honour to do this job working with so many dedicated and talented people to deliver justice in some of the most demanding and challenging of cases.\" Nicola Sturgeon described Mr Mulholland as \"an outstanding Lord Advocate\". In a statement, she said he had carried out his role with \"dedication, energy, integrity and intellect\". She highlighted his work in leading Scotland's first successful \"double jeopardy\" murder prosecution, against the Worlds End murderer Angus Sinclair. The first minister also praised his role in establishing a National Sexual Crimes Unit and appointing Scotland's first specialist prosecutor to deal with domestic abuse. \"It is clear that he has worked to bring about change to ensure that the system makes a real difference to people's lives, and his dedication to the law and his compassion for others has been behind that drive,\" she added. \"Frank has made a substantial contribution to the law and Scottish society.\" Mr Mulholland served as Solicitor General until 2011, when he succeeded Dame Elish Angiolini as Lord Advocate. He has faced some criticism during his tenure, most notably over the Crown's decision not to press charges over the Glasgow bin lorry crash. The families of some of the victims of the 2014 tragedy are now pursuing a private prosecution against the driver. It is understood that he will formally step down when his successor is appointed by the Queen.",
			"Gold reference": "Scotland's top law officer, Frank Mulholland, will step down after the Scottish Parliament elections in May.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A former solicitor general has said he has been \"honoured\" to lead the prosecution service in Scotland.",
			"Beam candidate": "A law officer has said he has been informed by the Crown of his intention to quit the role of Solicitor General in the Glasgow bin lorry crash.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Attorney General Frank Mulholland has formally resigned as the first minister of the church."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 89,
			"Input": "summarize: Dead Men Risen, written by Toby Harnden and published by Quercus, took the prize at a ceremony in Westminster and was the judges' unanimous choice. It focuses on the death of Lt Colonel Rupert Thorneloe in 2009. It was published in amended form after the first print run was destroyed by the MoD. The judges said the book \"takes us into the hearts and minds of the Welsh Guards in a way that is both interesting and visceral\". \"It challenges every citizen of this country to examine exactly what we're asking soldiers to do in Afghanistan,\" the panel continued. \"Rather than offering easy answers it lets the soldiers speak for themselves.\" Other awards presented included a posthumous honour for Christopher Hitchens, whose final book, Arguably, was included on the long list for the top prize. Hitchens' widow Carol Blue accepted the award on behalf of the Vanity Fair writer. The journalism prize was awarded to Amelia Gentleman for her work in The Guardian, while the blog award went to Rangers Tax Case - an online commentary on the ongoing financial problems at the historic Scottish football club. The writers of the blog said they aimed to \"provide the details of what Rangers FC have done, why it was illegal and what the implications are for one of the largest football clubs in Britain\". The winners were chosen from shortlists of six books, six journalists and seven bloggers, whittled down from longlists of 17 books, 12 journalists and 18 bloggers. Each of the winners received a \u00c2\u00a33,000 prize.",
			"Gold reference": "A book about the death of a British officer in Afghanistan, once pulped by the Ministry of Defence, has won the Orwell Prize for political writing.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The BBC's BBC Wales and BBC Wales journalists have won the BBC Wales and BBC Wales journalism prize.",
			"Beam candidate": "The BBC has won a \u00a335,000 prize for the BBC's \"Dead Men Risen\".",
			"Top-p candidate": "The writers of a literary journal also was given a prize for writing a travel journal to solve Afghanistan's biggest terror crisis."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 90,
			"Input": "summarize: Russia's CG effects and the brilliance of Australia's singing were not enough to defeat jazz artist Jamala. Russia's Sergey Lazarev had been the bookies' top tip for days, possibly because his song was so similar to 2015's Swedish winner - with innovative staging and a slick song to match. But Ukraine stole past Russia and Australia under the radar, with the new voting system providing a huge surprise at the 11th hour when Jamala was crowned as winner. She is the first Crimean Tatar to perform at the contest, and her song, 1944, could not have been further from Eurovision's usual fare. It deals with Stalin, Crimea and claims of ethnic cleansing. Jamala dedicated it to her great-grandmother and her five children, who were deported by Soviet troops from Crimea in 1944. Simon Bennett, head of the International OGAE Eurovision fan club, told the BBC that former Soviet countries that would \"normally vote for Russia\" had sent it a message by voting for Ukraine instead. Political songs are not allowed at Eurovision, but 1944 was permitted because it was based on historic fact, rather than current politics. BBC Music reporter Mark Savage wrote in February that Ukraine's 2004 Eurovision winner, Ruslana, had said the song 1944 had struck a chord over current circumstances in the region. \"This song... is precisely what we are all suffering in Ukraine today,\" she said, referencing Russia's seizure of Crimea in 2014. Jamala simply said after her win: \"I want peace and love for everyone,\" adding at the press conference: \"I was sure that if you talk about truth it really can touch people.\" But John Kennedy O'Connor, broadcaster, author and Eurovision expert, was not happy with Saturday's result. \"I'm disappointed that a dirge about genocide and delivering a pointed slap in Russia's face has won this year,\" he told the BBC. \"This contest should never be a political platform and I'm almost angry that it's been turned into one, despite the very clear rule book on the matter.\" He said that while third place was an \"excellent result\", the Russians must be \"sick as parrots\" at the moment. Alasdair Rendall, president of the Eurovision fan club OGAE UK, said immediate reaction to Jamala's victory was \"mixed\". \"Many people admired her strong voice and the impressive visuals on show,\" he told the BBC. \"However many are already saying it won due to the strong political message it carried rather than its musical quality.\" As for Australia, Bennett said it was \"neutral and easy to give your votes to\" while O'Connor said it was \"time for them to go away and start AsiaVision now\", referring to a song contest for Asia Pacific countries. And at the other end of the leaderboard, hopes for the UK's Joe and Jake were dashed when they came third from bottom. Rendall felt the result was \"totally undeserved\" and Bennett was \"distraught for them\". But O'Connor added: \"The fact that their single is not in the UK top 100 after a month [plus] since its release says it all really.\" Joe and Jake told the BBC they had given \"it their all\" and sent \"huge congratulations\" to Jamala. The new voting system also got a mixed reception, with Bennett saying it was \"a disaster that destroyed the atmosphere\"' while Rendall said it had \"really ramped up the tension\". It seems that the only thing everyone agreed on was the show itself. \"Congratulations to Swedish TV for putting on one of the most impressive, exciting and high quality Eurovisions ever,\" said Rendall.",
			"Gold reference": "So Ukraine confounded the bookmakers and Eurovision commentators who had been convinced that Russia - or possibly Australia - would win.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Eurovision's Eurovision Song Contest, has beaten Russia's top scorer in the final Eurovision Song Contest.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ukraine's Eurovision Song Contest has won a third place in the European Music Hall of Fame.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Russia\u2019s Eurovision venue has a triumphant victory in the semifinals of Eurovision music contests."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 91,
			"Input": "summarize: Areas in Counties Londonderry, Antrim and Down were affected. A spokesperson for Northern Ireland Electricity said was an equipment fault was detected at 21.40 BST. All properties have had power restored had their power restored by 22.14 BST.",
			"Gold reference": "Several thousand customers were left without electricity for a time on Wednesday night.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Northern Ireland has been affected by a fault in a power supply fault in the north of the country.",
			"Beam candidate": "An equipment fault has been detected in parts of Northern Ireland, a statement has said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The halt to electricity across Ireland caused massive power shortages, county councillors have said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 92,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device Ali Crawford missed a hat-trick of chances for Accies in the first half while Killie's Kris Boyd twice headed wide from close range. Souleymane Coulibaly's volley for the hosts just after the break was well saved by Gary Woods. Boyd fired into the net after connecting with an Adam Frizzell shot but the striker was flagged offside as both sides had to settle for a point. There was a familiarity about the manner in which Accies enjoyed periods of dominance and yet failed to capitalise. It is a characteristic that has haunted them throughout the early part of the season and has cost them points on several occasions. Media playback is not supported on this device So it proved again in east Ayrshire as a combination of poor finishing and good goalkeeping denied them a breakthrough. And though a point away from home might prove valuable in the final analysis, a win would certainly have been more welcome. Accies were culpable of a lack of composure and accuracy in front of goal, with the normally reliable Crawford skewing shots wide or hitting tamely into the keeper's arms. Rakish Bingham missed arguably the chance of the match when he headed wide of goal from inside the six-yard box. But Accies were not the only team guilty of profligacy in front of goal. Kilmarnock - and Boyd - in particular passed up good chances, with the striker heading off target from good positions on a couple of occasions. He was also caught offside far too often, notably when tapping Frizzell's shot into the net. When the strikers did find their shooting boots, both keepers earned their corn with some excellent saves. Woods kept out a controlled Coulibaly volley and also denied Frizzell late in the game, with the Kilmarnock substitute making a good impression from the bench. Jamie MacDonald, so often a hero for Kilmarnock, did superbly to tip Greg Docherty's goal-bound header round the post. And he did likewise with a Massimo Donati long-range volley in added time to ensure the game ended in a stalemate. Kilmarnock manager Lee Clark: \"It was a good point when you consider Jamie's made a fantastic save right at the death. I don't think we deserved anything more - Hamilton have had their fair share of opportunities. \"We've blown a big opportunity to get ourselves into the top six going into the international break and feel good about ourselves. \"In comparison to where we were in our last two home games and where we were against Inverness and St Johnstone, we didn't play enough on the front foot and we let Hamilton's shape cause us too many problems.\" Hamilton manager Martin Canning: \"I thought we deserved to win the game on opportunities created but if you're having one of those days when the ball's not going to go in for you, you need to keep the back door shut. \"I thought Dougie Imrie should have had a penalty [in the first half] - he's wrong side of the defender and I don't see why he would go down as he's driving across the box. \"If we continue to perform to a high level, I've no doubt we can win games.\" Match ends, Kilmarnock 0, Hamilton Academical 0. Second Half ends, Kilmarnock 0, Hamilton Academical 0. Corner,  Hamilton Academical. Conceded by Jamie MacDonald. Attempt saved. Massimo Donati (Hamilton Academical) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom right corner. Attempt blocked. Ali Crawford (Hamilton Academical) right footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked. Attempt blocked. Michael Devlin (Hamilton Academical) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Corner,  Hamilton Academical. Conceded by Rory McKenzie. Attempt blocked. Louis Longridge (Hamilton Academical) right footed shot from a difficult angle and long range on the left is blocked. Attempt missed. Adam Frizzell (Kilmarnock) right footed shot from outside the box misses to the right. Attempt saved. Souleymane Coulibaly (Kilmarnock) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom left corner. Jordan Jones (Kilmarnock) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Scott McMann (Hamilton Academical). Attempt saved. Jordan Jones (Kilmarnock) right footed shot from a difficult angle on the left is saved in the bottom left corner. Corner,  Kilmarnock. Conceded by Georgios Sarris. Substitution, Hamilton Academical. Scott McMann replaces Dougie Imrie. Attempt missed. Souleymane Coulibaly (Kilmarnock) header from the centre of the box is close, but misses to the right. Corner,  Kilmarnock. Conceded by Michael Devlin. Attempt saved. Adam Frizzell (Kilmarnock) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Jonathan Burn (Kilmarnock) wins a free kick on the left wing. Foul by Eamonn Brophy (Hamilton Academical). Corner,  Kilmarnock. Conceded by Massimo Donati. Foul by Adam Frizzell (Kilmarnock). Darian MacKinnon (Hamilton Academical) wins a free kick on the left wing. Substitution, Hamilton Academical. Louis Longridge replaces Gramoz Kurtaj. Georgios Sarris (Hamilton Academical) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Jordan Jones (Kilmarnock) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Georgios Sarris (Hamilton Academical). Foul by Jonathan Burn (Kilmarnock). Eamonn Brophy (Hamilton Academical) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Attempt blocked. Eamonn Brophy (Hamilton Academical) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Foul by Scott Boyd (Kilmarnock). Gramoz Kurtaj (Hamilton Academical) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Substitution, Hamilton Academical. Eamonn Brophy replaces Rakish Bingham. Attempt blocked. Grant Gillespie (Hamilton Academical) right footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked. Foul by Gary Dicker (Kilmarnock). Gramoz Kurtaj (Hamilton Academical) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Attempt missed. Rory McKenzie (Kilmarnock) right footed shot from outside the box is too high. Corner,  Kilmarnock. Conceded by Michael Devlin. Attempt saved. Souleymane Coulibaly (Kilmarnock) header from the centre of the box is saved in the top centre of the goal. Adam Frizzell (Kilmarnock) wins a free kick in the defensive half.",
			"Gold reference": "Kilmarnock and Hamilton Academical drew a blank in the Scottish Premiership.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kilmarnock's first win of the season was a resounding success for Kilmarnock, with Kilmarnock relegated to the top of the League Two table.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kilmarnock's first win of the season was a resounding one-goal victory for the County Antrim side.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kilmarnock looked almost apologised after a late goal from Chris Kelly offside in the final minute of the match."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 93,
			"Input": "summarize: Frenchman Christophe Borgye's remains were found at a property in Ellesmere Port, Merseyside, in 2013 - four years after he was reported missing. Manuel Wagner, 29, has been found guilty of murder and sentenced to a minimum jail term of 16 years following a trial at Liverpool Crown Court. Two other men were convicted in 2014. Mr Borgye, 36, was killed in May 2009 and buried in the outbuilding of the house he shared with German national Wagner and fellow Frenchmen Sebastian Bendou and Dominik Kocher. Bendou contacted Cheshire Police in May 2013 and led officers to Mr Borgye's body, which was wrapped in tarpaulin and encased in thick concrete. Officers said a low brick wall had been built inside the outhouse with three layers of concrete placed over the body. A post-mortem examination found My Borgye died from hammer blows to the head. He had been reported missing by a work colleague, but after launching an investigation police said they believed he had left the country. Det Sgt Steve Currie said the case had been \"complicated\" and \"devastating\" for Mr Borgye's family, but added \"the final jigsaw piece in this shocking crime is now in place\". Wagner was previously found not guilty of assisting an offender and preventing a lawful burial. However, was re-arrested in 2015 when new evidence came to light. Bendou, now 39, and Kocher, now 38, were given life sentences for murder with minimum terms of 14 and 23 years respectively in 2014.",
			"Gold reference": "A third man has been jailed for murdering a flight attendant who was bludgeoned with a hammer and buried in a concrete tomb.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been found guilty of murdering a man who was found dead in a house in Cheshire.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has been found guilty of murdering a Frenchman who was found dead in the house of his family in Cheshire.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A soldier whose body was discovered in an outhouse in the north of France was a \"jigsaw piece\" of art."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 94,
			"Input": "summarize: They will consider plans by Third Energy to frack a well at a site near the village of Kirby Misperton in the district of Ryedale. Campaigners say approval would set a \"dangerous precedent\". But the company says its operations are no risk to people or the environment. Fracking involves injecting water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into rocks deep underground to unlock trapped gas. The process was banned in 2011 after the shale gas firm Cuadrilla caused minor earth tremors when it fracked a well in Lancashire. Third Energy has licences to produce gas in North Yorkshire and offshore in the North Sea. In 2013 it drilled an exploratory well near the village of Kirby Misperton, close to the North York Moors National Park. It now wants to frack the well to test whether it can unlock shale gas from rocks up to 10,000ft (3,000m) underground. \"All we want to do is test whether gas will flow from an existing well using hydraulic fracturing,\" says Rasik Valand, chief executive of Third Energy. \"What we are planning is safe. There is no risk to the environment or the public.\" But there has been strong opposition to the plan from the local community and environmentalists. Hundreds of anti-fracking protesters are expected to gather outside the council meeting in Northallerton on Friday. The council has received more than 4,000 representations, the vast majority against the proposal. Green campaigners fear that approval here would open the door for fracking elsewhere. \"It risks setting a dangerous precedent for Britain,\" says Craig Bennett, chief executive of Friends of the Earth. \"We strongly urge councillors to reject this planning application which is clearly deeply unpopular with the local community.\" Others are concerned about the impact on the local economy as Kirby Misperton is also home to Flamingo Land, one of Yorkshire's top tourists attractions. \"This place is beautiful,\" says retired bishop, the Right Reverend Graham Cray, who lives in the village. \"The economy is based on tourism and agriculture. Tourists don't come to a gas field and that is what we will turn into if we get the scale of fracking that is intended.\" Last year Lancashire County Council rejected Cuadrilla's plan to carry out exploratory drilling and fracking at two new sites on the Fylde. A planning inquiry into that application took place earlier this year. A recommendation will be sent in the summer to the communities secretary for a final decision. The Third Energy application involves an existing site that has produced gas since the 1990s. The well has already been drilled. The shale gas produced will also be sent through a network of pipes to a nearby power station. That will avoid air pollution caused by flaring gas. So the company expects the fracking activity to be completed within eight weeks. The council's planning officer has recommended that the application be approved. But it is now down to the 11 councillors on the planning committee to take the final decision. That decision may not come until Monday due to the number of people who have registered to speak at the meeting. If approved, fracking could start by the end of the year. The Department of Energy and Climate Change refused to comment on Third Energy's application ahead of the council meeting. But in a statement it said: \"Shale gas is a fantastic opportunity which will create jobs, boost our economy and strengthen our energy security. \"There is tough regulation in place to ensure that fracking can take place safely - now is the time to start exploration and find out just how much shale gas is there and how much we can get out of the ground.\" You can follow John on Twitter at @JohnMoylanBBC",
			"Gold reference": "Councillors in North Yorkshire will on Friday consider whether to approve fracking in England for the first time since a ban on the technique was lifted in 2012.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A shale gas company has rejected a plan to frack a well in a remote area of Yorkshire.",
			"Beam candidate": "Plans to frack shale gas at a site near Kirby Misperton in Lancashire have been rejected.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A rural oil company that created a well in Lancashire has been backed by anti-fracking activists to protest its proposal to drill in 15,000ft (3,000m) shale gas in 2014."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 95,
			"Input": "summarize: Almost 80,000 passengers and crew have sailed into Belfast this year on 43 different tourist ships. One of the big draws is the new Titanic Visitor Centre, which so far has welcomed people from 111 different countries. Belfast is no longer building ships, but it is now attracting them. The peace process has transformed the city. During the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s the cruise ship industry steered clear of Belfast. It was not until 1997 that modern luxury liners started sailing up Belfast Lough. In recent years, numbers have soared. Next year, more than 50 are expected. So what's the big attraction? The Giant's Causeway, golf and Titanic Belfast are pulling in the visitors. However, there is also a human factor - curiosity. Gerry Lennon, chief executive of the Belfast Visitor and Convention Bureau, said: \"Curiosity is a huge driver for tourism. A lot of people are curious about Belfast and Northern Ireland. \"The political stability has given us that ability to go to the market-place and now say 'look what we have to offer'.\" The Glens of Antrim, the walls of Londonderry and Belfast's shopping districts are also proving popular. The recent three nights of rioting in one part of north Belfast do not seem to have put people off. Money has been invested in Belfast Harbour to ensure it can cope with the increasingly large vessels sailing into the city, including the latest arrival, the 113,000-tons Emerald Princess. Tony McAuley, commercial officer for Belfast Harbour, said: \"Once we get people here, the facilities almost sell themselves.\" The Titanic Visitor Centre has attracted more than 500,000 visitors since it opened six months ago - double what was expected. The cruise ship business alone is worth an estimated \u00c2\u00a315m a year to Northern Ireland's economy. There is a certain novelty factor to Belfast at the moment. This will wear off in time. In the meantime, the city is enjoying riding the wave of international interest. Follow Mark Simpson on Twitter: @BBCMarkSimpson",
			"Gold reference": "A record number of luxury cruise ships have come to Belfast this year, making it one of the fastest growing cruise destinations in the world.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Belfast city is attracting more than 500,000 visitors this year, according to the BBC.",
			"Beam candidate": "The city of Belfast is attracting more than 500,000 visitors this year, according to the BBC.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A floating aquarium in Belfast is taking its sights on the Clyde of the Dragon."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 96,
			"Input": "summarize: A team from Glasgow University found there was a sharp fall in accidents from 5,901 in 1997 to 2,914 in 2014. The researchers said, however, there was \"no evidence\" the M74 had impacted on an \"already decreasing trend\". The five-mile (8km) route, which cost \u00c2\u00a3692m, links the M74 at Carmyle to the M8 southwest of the Kingston Bridge. Planning permission for the route was granted in October 1995 and immediately opposed by Joint Action Against the M74 (Jam74) - a coalition of community, environmental and sustainable transport groups. Construction began in 2008 after a last-ditch legal bid to halt the project was abandoned by Friends of the Earth Scotland and Jam74. Supporters claimed the road would bring economic benefits to the west of Scotland and help cut accidents, whereas critics argued it would cause more pollution, increase health problems and fragment communities. The Glasgow University study looked to evaluate the impact of the M74 extension on the number of road accidents on local roads during the construction period and following its opening. Lead author of the report, Dr Jonathan Olsen, said: \"The building of the M74 extension in the south of Glasgow was controversial. There were strong arguments for and against its construction, but ultimately it went ahead. \"One of the arguments in favour was that it could reduce road accidents on local streets. \"In our study we examined police accident data from 1997 to 2014, three years after the new motorway was opened, and found that this predicted reduction in road accident numbers had not materialised.\" He added: \"But on the other hand, we found no evidence that the M74 extension had led to an increase in accidents.\" Report co-author, Professor Rich Mitchell, added: \"There is surprisingly little evidence about the impacts new motorways have. \"This research will be useful for planners, politicians and residents elsewhere who are trying to decide whether to build or not.\" The study is published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health.",
			"Gold reference": "The controversial M74 extension through Glasgow has had little impact on road traffic accidents in the city since it opened in 2011, a new study has found.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A new motorway in Glasgow has been built to reduce road accidents on roads, a study has found.",
			"Beam candidate": "The number of road accidents on the M74 at Carmyle in Glasgow has risen by more than a third in the last three years.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The idea of linking the M74 to Carmyle and Carmyle near Glasgow is \"could stop coming from its former gateway\", a report has found."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 97,
			"Input": "summarize: The writer's work tells the story of a Nigerian woman who moves to the US to pursue a college education. In 2008, her second novel, Half of a Yellow Sun, won the UK's Orange Prize and Purple Hibiscus was longlisted for the Booker Prize four years earlier. Other category winners for the US honour included Sheri Fink's book about Hurricane Katrina. Her account of the patients, staff and families who took shelter in New Orleans' Memorial Hospital during the devastating storm took the non-fiction prize. Frank Bidart won the poetry section for his collection Metaphysical Dog, while Amy Wilentz was honoured with the autobiography award for her account of journeys to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake in the country. For the first time, a special award was given for a debut writer, crossing all categories. Anthony Marra was honoured with the prize for his novel A Constellation of Vital Phenomena. Adichie's third novel was also named as one of the New York Times' top 10 books of 2013. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, the author said her book drew on her own experiences as an African living in the US, particularly with African Americans. \"I don't know race in the way an African American knows race\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 Sometimes it takes an outsider to see something about your own reality that you don't,\" she said. Her preceding work, Half of a Yellow Sun, is set during the Biafran War of the late 1960s and has been adapted into a forthcoming film starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and Thandie Newton. The writer is also in the running for the UK's Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction - formerly known as the Orange Prize - for Americanah. The National Critics Book Prize was first awarded in 1974 and is open to writers of all nationalities whose work has been published in the US.",
			"Gold reference": "Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has won the US National Critics Book Prize for her novel Americanah.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A novel by African American author Adichie has been named the New York Times's top 10 book awards.",
			"Beam candidate": "An African American writer has won the National Critics Book Prize for Fiction for the first time in five years.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A new book featuring Auschwitz's Ruthin Adichie has been named the New York Times' top literary critic."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 98,
			"Input": "summarize: Six members of Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg blocked the entrance to the building at Llandudno Junction at about 06:30 GMT. North Wales Police were called to the protest, which ended at midday. The Welsh government said it was taking action to promote the language. The protestors said the action was part of a general Cymdeithas campaign to put pressure on the Labour administration in Wales to act urgently for the Welsh language. They want the Welsh government to adopt six basic policy changes, including making Welsh-medium education available for all and what they call \"fair funding\" for the language. Robin Farrar, chairman of the society, said: \"We're here to speak out for the present generation, and those to come, who should be able to live in Welsh. \"There's a real crisis facing the language, but the Welsh government is not acting seriously. \"We're certain that our unique national language can thrive over the years to come with positive campaigning and political will.\" A Welsh government spokesperson said: \"We are very disappointed that Cymdeithas yr Iaith has decided to take this course of action, especially as we've held regular, and constructive, dialogue with the group. \"Over the past year we have taken positive action to promote the Welsh language, including significant measures such as publishing proposed standards to improve Welsh language services to citizens.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Welsh language campaigners have chained themselves to the gates of Welsh government offices in a protest at a \"lack of response\" to the decline in the number of Welsh speakers.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A group of protesters have blocked a building in a Welsh language protest in the city of Llandudno.",
			"Beam candidate": "Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg has blocked the entrance to a Welsh language building in north Wales.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A group of protesters have condemned the Welsh language as being held by opposition activists."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 99,
			"Input": "summarize: Dating back 520 million years, the clawed spider-like fossil shows clear evidence of a brain and of nerve cords running through the creature's trunk. The specimen now confirms that the ancestors of spiders and scorpions were related, but branched off more than half-a-billion years ago. A team of international scientists present their work in Nature. The \"great appendage\" arthropods, are an extinct group of joint-legged creatures with large claw-like appendages - or growths - protruding from their heads. The nervous system tends to be similar between major groups of animals, which helps palaeontologists work out how they are related, explained Greg Edgecombe from the Natural History Museum in London. \"The nervous system is one of the more reliable tool-kits we have. We were trying to investigate whether there was evidence for the preservation of neural tissues from very early parts of the animal fossil record,\" he told BBC News. \"What we've been working with is fossils with very fine anatomical preservation from the Cambrian period. These have given us information about brains, the nerve cords and the neural tissue that goes into the eyes.\" New to science, the fossil was recently discovered in South China and is part of the genus Alalcomenaeus. This group had segmented bodies equipped with about a dozen pairs of appendages which enabled the creatures to swim or crawl. It was placed in a CT scanner and compared with other arthropods in order to understand its evolution. The team then used 3D software to see structures not visible on the surface of the fossil. \"People like myself who are mad keen on creepy crawlies want to understand how very strange early arthropods relate to living ones,\" added Dr Edgecombe. \"By having access to the nervous system it allows us to study the evolutionary relationships of very ancient fossils using the same kind of information that we would use for living animals.\" Co-author, Xiaoya Ma, also from the Natural History Museum, said: \"It is very exciting to use new techniques to successfully reveal such a complete central nervous system from a 520-million-year old fossil, and in such detail.\" She told the BBC's Science in Action programme that the high resolution of the reconstructed image allowed the team to see \"the concentrated neural structures in the head region\". They could also observe the segments of the brain associated with the claw-like appendages. The fossil belongs to an extinct group of marine arthropods known as megacheirans, Greek for \"large claws\". To infer the evolutionary relationships between species, the fields of palaeontology and neuroanatomy came together. Nicholas Strausfeld was from the anatomy side of the team at the University of Arizona, US. \"We now know that the megacheirans had central nervous systems very similar to today's horseshoe crabs and scorpions,\" said Prof Strausfeld. \"This means the ancestors of spiders and their kin lived side by side with the ancestors of crustaceans in the Lower Cambrian.\" He added that their prominent appendages were clearly used for grasping and holding. \"Based on their location, we can now say that the biting mouthparts in spiders and their relatives evolved from these appendages.\" The team says they expect to find more fossils dating even further back, which will shed new light onto the ancestors of many of today's arthropods.",
			"Gold reference": "Scientists have discovered the best-preserved nervous system in an ancient fossil.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A 520 million-year-old spider-like fossil has been a tool-kit for palaeontologists to study the evolution of the elusive arthropods.",
			"Beam candidate": "A 520-million-year-old spider-like fossil has revealed a \"great appendage\" arthropod, which is part of the genus Alalcomenaeus.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A fossil which has been found in modern North Africa has led to a real resemblance to the high-potential biological animal fossil."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 100,
			"Input": "summarize: The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) said mosques would offer refreshments and \"insight\" into how they run. Leaders from other religions have also been invited, to \"demonstrate unity\". The MCB has raised concerns about anti-Muslim sentiment since 17 people were killed by Islamist militants in Paris last month. Announcing Visit My Mosque Day, the MCB said: \"Mosques will be sharing tea and refreshments alongside an insight into the day-to-day goings on of a busy Muslim centre of worship. Members of the Muslim community \"may be on hand to answer questions about Muslims and Islam where this is possible,\" it said. \"Local mosques will also be inviting inter-faith leaders as well, and all will be invited to come together to demonstrate unity and solidarity during what has been a tense time for faith communities.\" Speaking outside the East London Mosque in Whitechapel, MCB assistant secretary general Miqdaad Versi said the organisation wanted to \"de-mystify what Islam, Muslims and mosques are all about\". \"People can have the opportunity to understand these things directly from people that they can speak to, and by actually experiencing these institutions and coming into mosques they can break down the barriers that they previously had,\" he said. Mr Versi said there had been a rise in \"Islamophobia\" since the Paris killings, with attacks on three or four mosques, more verbal attacks against Muslims and \"a lot more hate mail\" being received by the MCB. \"For us it's important to try and create a positive image, and not let the actions of a few impact the reality of the many,\" he added. The Reverend Fred Ashford-Okai, one of those who visited East London Mosque earlier, said: \"The more we know about each other - Muslims, Christians, Jews, even those with no faith - the more we can actually live a more cohesive life in our community.\" More than 20 mosques were expected to take part. The figure is a small proportion of the total number of mosques in Britain, which is estimated to be 1,750. The MCB said only 55-60% of mosques were affiliated to it, and the total includes small establishments such as prayer rooms in schools and offices.",
			"Gold reference": "Mosques have opened their doors to the public as part of a drive to \"reach out to fellow Britons following tensions around terrorism\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "Muslims and Muslims are to be invited to attend a visit to the East London Mosque in Whitechapel, the Muslim Council has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Muslim community has been invited to take part in a visit to the East London Mosque in Whitechapel.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The Muslim community will welcome membership of UK mosques and meeting in the south of England, a group of 13 mosques are to attend."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 101,
			"Input": "summarize: The spelling error was spotted close to the High Street in Warsop, Nottinghamshire on Friday afternoon. Eric Hill quickly photographed the sign, which should have read \"right\", prior to the error being painted over. A spokesman for the Co-op said the contractors were made aware of their mistake and would amend the spelling \"as quickly as possible\".",
			"Gold reference": "Contractors were left red-faced after incorrectly painting the word \"rihgt\" on a road off a supermarket car park.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A sign that reads \"right\" has been painted over by a contractor in Nottingham.",
			"Beam candidate": "A sign has been painted over by a Co-op contractor in Nottingham.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A sign in the namesake of the company Co-op has been painted over as the finish was finally on and corrected."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 102,
			"Input": "summarize: Former Carrick boss Haveron was appointed Glens supremo this week and could not have asked for a more high-profile first match in charge. Glentoran have slumped to 10th in the table after taking just one point from a possible 15. \"We must show how much it means to play in games like these,\" said Haveron. \"Our fans expect the players to show passion and pride and that is how it should be. \"We have got to get a bit belief and a win would do that. \"The best way to turn our season around would be to beat Linfield on Saturday.\" Despite being at home, Glentoran will be firm underdogs against David Healy's Linfield who are unbeaten this season. The Belfast Blues sit in second place and are five points behind champions Crusaders with a match in hand. The unbeaten Crues also face a big derby fixture as they host north Belfast neighbours Cliftonville at Seaview. Crusaders have won five league matches in a row while Cliftonville are up to fourth following back-to-back victories. \"Cliftonville are back in form and are winning games of football quite well,\" said Crusaders manager Stephen Baxter. \"They are packed full of quality players and have loads of confidence and ability. They will expect to get a result.\" Ballymena United travel to their fiercest rivals Coleraine looking to make it four wins in a row in the league. They came from behind to beat Glentoran 4-1 last weekend to consolidate third place in the table. \"It will be my first experience of a Coleraine/Ballymena derby and we're looking forward to it,\" said Sky Blues boss David Jeffrey. \"They came from two down to draw against Glenavon last week so that is an indication of the character they possess.\" The fourth derby clash in Saturday's Premiership is at Mourneview Park where Glenavon host Portadown. Final Score from Northern Ireland is on BBC1 NI at 17:00 BST on Saturday",
			"Gold reference": "New manager Gary Haveron has called on Glentoran's players to show pride in the shirt as they take on Belfast rivals Linfield on Saturday.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Glentoran manager Brendan Haveron says he is \"willing to show how much it means to play in games like these\" after he was appointed to the post.",
			"Beam candidate": "Glentoran manager Brendan Haveron says he is confident the players will show passion and pride in their game.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Belfast Scorpions manager Martin Haveron says fans who represent Belfast can tell a personal confidence they will have \"a bit confidence and determination\"."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 103,
			"Input": "summarize: Machinery that used to be \"the heart\" of Poldark Mine is to be restored by Cornwall College engineering students. The tin mine, which is open to the public, is one of the oldest industrial structures in the UK, its owner said. It is believed that the renovation project on the mine at Wendron near Helston could take several years to complete. David Edwards, who bought it last year, said the machinery on site \"has suffered after 14 years of little or no investment\" but that the recent BBC television series has prompted the need for it to be rejuvenated. \"Poldark definitely had an impact for us, it brought more people in buying bookmarks and taking a tour of the mine,\" he said. \"The challenge now is to restore the machinery we have on display and get it back in order so that it is more interesting to the public. \"This has been a place of industry since the 1400s, one of the oldest industrial structures in the UK, so keeping it going is vital for Cornwall's heritage.\" Luke Bazeley, an engineering lecturer at Cornwall College, said: \"We always try to give the students work experience and this is the perfect live project to work on - they've loved visiting the site and finding out more about Cornwall's heritage.\" He added the students will need to do some research to find replacement parts for the machinery.",
			"Gold reference": "A mine, which has been made popular again by the recent BBC series Poldark, is to get a \"facelift\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "A tin mine in Cornwall is to be restored to its former glory after a 14-year-old man was killed in a fire.",
			"Beam candidate": "A tin mine in Cornwall is to be re-opened to the public, it has been claimed.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Thousands of containers and spare parts of a tin mine in Cornwall will be restored and demolished."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 104,
			"Input": "summarize: Pedro, 25, had been training with the Cumbrians and impressed in reserve games against Barrow and Burnley. The Angola-born wide-man has spent much of his career in the Dutch league with teams such as Feyenoord and Heracles, plus stints in Bulgaria and Romania. \"We've seen enough to know that he adds something different to the group,\" said head of recruitment Lee Dykes. He told the club website: \"This is a chance for him to show everyone what he can do.\" Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.",
			"Gold reference": "Carlisle United have signed free-agent winger Louis Pedro on a short-term contract that will expire on 21 May.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Holland have signed midfielder Pedro Pedro on a one-year deal.",
			"Beam candidate": "Holland winger Pedro has signed a one-year contract extension with the Dutch club.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Club Crystal Palace have signed Nigeria striker Tito Pedro on a one-year contract with the club until the end of this season."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 105,
			"Input": "summarize: The world number 45 took the first set but lost 6-7 (2-7) 6-4 6-4 against the reigning US Open champion. Edmund, 21, impressed but Wawrinka broke serve at 3-2 in the second set and twice in the decider to win in two hours 36 minutes. The Swiss 31-year-old will play third seed Kei Nishikori in the semi-finals. Canadian top seed and defending champion Milos Raonic beat 14-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal 4-6 6-3 6-4 to reach the last four. The world number three will play Bulgarian seventh seed Grigor Dimitrov, who beat Austrian Dominic Thiem. British number four Aljaz Bedene was also knocked at the quarter-final stage of the Chennai Open in India on Friday. The world number 101 lost 6-3 6-0 to French fifth seed Benoit Paire.",
			"Gold reference": "British number two Kyle Edmund is out of the Brisbane International after losing to world number four Stan Wawrinka in the quarter-finals.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Britain's No. 1 Johann Edmund won the first set of the Australian Open to reach the finals of the World Open.",
			"Beam candidate": "Britain's Andy Wawrinka lost 6-3 6-0 to defending champion Rafael Nadal to reach the semi-finals of the US Open.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Donald Wawrinka knocked over France's Kane Wawrinka to reach the quarter-finals of the US Open."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 106,
			"Input": "summarize: They have increased the cash component of their bid by 1.2bn euros to 8.2bn euros (\u00c2\u00a36.6bn; $11.2bn). The improved offer raises the valuation of Alstom's energy business by 400m euros to 14.6bn euros. The move by Siemens and Mitsubishi comes just a day after rival bidder General Electric sweetened its offer. On Thursday, GE offered to create a joint venture with the firm's nuclear and energy businesses and to sell its profitable rail signalling business to Alstom. However, it did not increase its $17bn bid. Alstom, which also makes the high-speed TGV train, is seen as one of France's key industrial firms. The French government can therefore block a foreign takeover of the firm. As a result, all parties have discussed their offers with French President Francois Hollande, who is concerned about the break-up of Alstom and the loss of jobs. The rival bidders have also been sweetening other parts of their bid. GE's previous offer had been for a straight purchase of Alstom's power business. But it has now proposed to also create a joint venture with Alstom in the nuclear and energy business and to sell its rail signalling business to Alstom. \"The alliance will retain and strengthen France's presence in the energy business and reinforce Alstom Transport,\" said GE's chief executive, Jeff Immelt. \"It creates jobs, establishes headquarters decision-making in France and ensures that the Alstom name will endure.\" On Friday, Siemens also offered to enter into a \"immediate\" joint venture with Alstom in mobility management for the rail business, including signalling. \"The specified proposal continues to preserve Alstom's current perimeter in almost all its activities, enhances its industrial sustainability, strengthens its financial structure,\" Siemens and Mitsubishi said in a joint statement.",
			"Gold reference": "Siemens and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have upped their offer to buy the energy business of France's Alstom, in the latest move by competing bidders.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Siemens and Mitsubishi have offered to buy Alstom's energy business Alstom, a French company that makes the TGV train.",
			"Beam candidate": "Siemens and Mitsubishi have offered to sell Alstom's rail signalling business in France.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Siemens and Siemens have announced that it will unveil their announced new contract."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 107,
			"Input": "summarize: Police said he was James Gunn, from Stromness. Mr Gunn's white Ford Focus crashed on the A967 at Garson Farm, Shandwick, on Saturday morning. Police have appealed for anyone who saw the car between Stromness and Twatt from 04:15 to 05:30 to come forward.",
			"Gold reference": "A 32-year-old man who died after his car crashed on Orkney has been named.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been charged with the murder of a man who crashed into a car in Shandwick.",
			"Beam candidate": "Police have appealed for anyone who saw a car between Stromness and Twatt on Saturday to come forward.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A black Ford Focus in Scotland has crashed a car with an engine in Grange after a collision with a car at Wolverhampton."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 108,
			"Input": "summarize: BBC Radio 4's File on 4 programme discovered 22 profiles belonging to men convicted of child sex offences, which included grooming a child on Facebook and attempting to meet her for sex. Six of the accounts remained live three weeks after the BBC reported them. Facebook's UK policy director Simon Milner said the company was effective in dealing with the issue. He said he appreciated the BBC bringing the pages to light but said Facebook worked proactively to search out behaviour that should not be happening on the site. According to the platform's own rules, convicted sex offenders are not allowed to use the social media network. Among the profiles uncovered was one belonging to Bruce Cordwell, 20, who groomed 15-year-old Kayleigh Haywood through Facebook and Whatsapp just days before she was raped and murdered by another man, Stephen Beadman, in November 2015. \"It's absolutely vile,\" said Stephanie Haywood, Kayleigh's mother, when she was shown Cordwell's page. Kayleigh, from Measham, Leicestershire, was contacted by 28-year-old Luke Harlow on Facebook in 2015 and the pair exchanged more than 2,600 messages during a two-week period. After Harlow convinced art enthusiast Kayleigh he was her boyfriend, she agreed to stay over at his flat in Ibstock. The following night, his neighbour Stephen Beadman came round to the flat and later raped and murdered the teenager before dumping her body in a hedgerow. Beadman was jailed for 35 years for murder, rape and false imprisonment, and Harlow received a 12-year sentence for meeting a child following sexual grooming, sexual activity with a child and false imprisonment. But while detectives were investigating the case, they discovered Cordwell, then 19, had also been sexually grooming Kayleigh. In February, he was jailed for three years and seven months after pleading guilty to attempting to arrange the commission of a child sex offence. Stephanie, a mother-of-eight, said convicted child sex offenders who remained on social media posed a huge risk. \"There is a risk they could do what they've done again, or worse,\" she said. \"I say, 'Once a groomer always a groomer.' \"Once they've been inside for whatever they've done, I think they should remove it. I think it's horrible.\" By comparing police mug shots and media coverage of child sex abuse cases and cross-referencing them with the details on Facebook, File on 4 tracked down accounts belonging to 22 convicted offenders. Facebook has a rule that forbids convicted sex offenders from using its site and has a portal for people to report pages belonging to offenders. The portal requires people to supply a link to the offender's page and provide evidence of their offending, which could be a link to a media report of the court case. Facebook then checks on the offenders with the police before removing them from the site. When the BBC reported the 22 pages it had found, most were removed within 48 hours - but six remained live three weeks after the BBC reported them. Facebook said it was waiting for confirmation from police that the final six were convicted offenders before it could remove the pages. In response to File on 4's findings Facebook's UK policy director Simon Milner, said: \"We appreciate you did that, we appreciate it when anybody reports to us things that are happening on Facebook that shouldn't be. \"Our teams that focus on this work with the relevant local police force to get authorisation from them and it works.\" Mr Milner said Facebook worked proactively to search out behaviour that should not be happening on the site. He added: \"We've found in terms of our working relationship with law enforcement in this country and elsewhere they think we are amongst the most effective companies in dealing with this issue and we actually do have the right kind of arrangements in place.\" Meanwhile, exclusive figures obtained by File on 4 through Freedom of Information requests revealed the most popular social media platforms had been linked to more than 7,000 reports of child sex crimes over the past three years. Figures from 22 police forces revealed 7,162 child sex offences had been recorded between 2014-15 and 2016-17, with a 44% increase recorded over the three-year period. The offences included rape, sexual activity with a child and child sexual grooming involving children as young as three years old. File on 4: Online Grooming is on BBC Radio 4, 13 June at 20:00 BST - catch up on BBC iPlayer Radio. Have you got something you want investigating? We want to hear from you. Tweet us, or email fileon4@bbc.co.uk",
			"Gold reference": "Facebook accounts belonging to convicted child sex offenders have been uncovered by a BBC investigation.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A number of profiles of convicted sex offenders who remained on social media have been found on the BBC.",
			"Beam candidate": "A number of profiles of convicted sex offenders who remain on social media have been uncovered by the BBC.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The BBC has removed the profile of 25 people who were convicted of child sex offences by Facebook."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 109,
			"Input": "summarize: Antoine Maury was last seen in Edinburgh on Monday 24 October. The 21-year-old was last seen at Edinburgh College's Milton Road East campus at 22:00 when he suddenly left his friends. Between 22:45 and 23:00, a man matching Mr Maury's description was seen near Duddingston Village. He was topless and heading towards Holyrood Park. The Maury family said: \"We are still appealing to the public for any information which can help find our son, Antoine. \"We want anyone who was in the area of Duddingston, Holyrood Park or Pollock Halls, on Monday 24 October, between 22:30 and 23:30, who saw a male running and walking, to contact the police.\" Mr Maury is white and of medium build. He is about 6ft, with short, brown hair, a beard and a fair complexion. He has a tattoo of a bleeding hand on his forearm. When last seen he was wearing a brown/green bomber jacket with dark-coloured chinos and a white beanie hat. He is also believed to have been wearing black and white Vans trainers. Glasses belonging to Mr Maury, who suffers from poor eyesight, have since been found with some of his clothes on a golf course. Divers are still searching Duddingston Loch and there are police searches in Holyrood Park. On Saturday and Sunday about 100 volunteers joined officers in the search around Duddingston Golf Club and Holyrood High School. Police Scotland has also continued its media appeal for Mr Maury. This has resulted in more than 464,000 people being contacted through Police Scotland's Facebook page. Officers have conducted door-to-door inquiries in the Duddingston and Pollock Halls areas and have reviewed CCTV in a bid to establish Mr Maury's last known movements. Insp Alan Carson, of Police Scotland, said:  \"Throughout this inquiry we have sought to provide Mr Maury's family with the answers they are desperately seeking. \"We are continuing to support and work with them and I pay tribute to the dignity and courage they have shown throughout this period. \"This is still a live investigation and we will carry on our search until we have exhausted our search parameters. \"The public response to our appeal has been enormous and we are grateful for the support offered by the people of Edinburgh. \"I would again appeal to anyone who may have information to come forward.  Even the smallest amount of information may be the key to helping us find Antoine.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Sonar equipment has been used across Duddingston Loch in the last few days in the search for a missing student.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Police Scotland has appealed for a man who was seen walking in Duddingston, Holyrood Park or Pollock Halls, to contact police.",
			"Beam candidate": "Police Scotland has appealed to the public for information about a man missing in Duddingston, Holyrood and Pollock Halls.",
			"Top-p candidate": "An appeal has been made to help a teen missing from school near Duddingston have been unsuccessful."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 110,
			"Input": "summarize: The bird and wildlife charity was due to unveil its new sites at Snape and Hollesley later. However, the flooded River Alde over-topped the reserve at Snape, filling the freshwater marshes with saltwater. Work to clear up the damage is continuing and the RSPB said it hoped to open the reserves in the spring. Aaron Howe, RSPB reserves project manager, said: \"The rain has helped flush out virtually all of the salt and the marsh will recover, but the project has been delayed.\" The 125-acre marsh at Snape is an extension to the existing 70-acre reserve. The reserve at Hollesley was not flooded, but the RSPB was hoping to formally open it on the same day as it opened Snape.",
			"Gold reference": "The RSPB has had to cancel the opening of its two new reserves in Suffolk due to damage created by December's coastal surge tides.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A RSPB reserve has been flooded after a flooded river over-flooded the grounds of the River Alde.",
			"Beam candidate": "The RSPB has said it is planning to open a 125-acre marsh on the River Alde in the spring.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Royally flooded river Seville and the Baffin island which flooded into the islands is letting out a limited amount of water, the BBC has learned."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 111,
			"Input": "summarize: The lawsuit accuses Jean Kasem of elder abuse and inflicting emotional distress on Kasem's children by restricting their access to him before his death, according to the AP news agency. Kasem was known as host of the American Top 40 radio show and as the voice of Shaggy in the TV animation Scooby Doo. He died last June at the age of 82. He had been suffering from dementia, and the battle between his children from a previous marriage and their stepmother Jean began before his death. They claim she abused him before he died, moved him from Santa Monica to Washington without telling them and, after his death, had him buried in an unmarked grave in Norway despite his wishes to be laid to rest in Los Angeles. \"What she did to my father is reprehensible,\" daughter Kerri Kasem said, according to AP. \"It's disgusting. It's horrific.\" Jean Kasem's lawyer H Michael Soroy did not immediately return a request for comment to the news agency. Kerri Kasem said the family members were taking legal action after US prosecutors decided not to bring criminal charges against Jean Kasem, who was married to the star for more than 30 years. In May, Los Angeles prosecutors said they could not prove at trial that her actions led to his death. Kerri has taken out the lawsuit with siblings Julie and Michael Kasem and their uncle Mouner. They are seeking damages of $250,000 (\u00c2\u00a3166,000). But Kerri Kasem said: \"We would rather see her in jail than receive one dime. We don't care about the money. We care about justice.\" Casey Kasem began his career in the 1950s and found fame with the chart programme in the 1970s. He famously ended his broadcasts with his signature sign-off: \"Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Three of US DJ Casey Kasem's children and his brother have sued the late star's widow for wrongful death in the latest move in a bitter family feud.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Casey Kasem has been sued by US prosecutors over his death in Los Angeles.",
			"Beam candidate": "Casey Kasem has filed a lawsuit accusing him of abuse and inflicting emotional distress on his children.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kari Kasem faces lawsuit against comedian Casey Kasem over his physical abuse after the death of his family."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 112,
			"Input": "summarize: After their engine failed and their anchor was lost off the coast of India's Andhra Pradesh state in June last year, the men were left stranded in dangerous waters. They drifted helplessly for a week in the Bay of Bengal until an oil tanker under the command of Capt Menon came to their rescue. Her efforts have now been recognised with the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea, handed out in London on Monday. Not only is Capt Menon the first female captain in the Indian Merchant Navy, but she is the only woman to have won the award, which recognises those who risk their own lives to save others at sea. As waves rose to 9m and wind speed reached 60-70 knots, she commanded a rescue operation last June that required three attempts to get the fishermen onboard the massive tanker via a pilot ladder from their small boat. The Sampurna Swarajya tanker's second officer had earlier spotted the fishing boat 2.5km away off the coast of Gopalpur in Orissa. The men had been surviving off ice from their cold storage after food and drinking supplies were washed away. \"The sea was very, very turbulent, there was a depression... which was stagnant for two or three days and it had intensified into a deep depression,\" Capt Menon told BBC World News TV. \"It was a very difficult task but we had to do it because if I didn't do that I was knowing very well that these fishermen never stood a chance of rescue, no survival at all.\" As far as being a path-breaking female ship captain goes, Radhika Menon doesn't appear to make a big deal of it. She says gender means little on the kind of ships she works on. \"[It is] gender neutral in the sense that even if you are female, you know how to do your job,\" she says. \"People appreciate you, they respect you, you'll be able to carry out your orders and all that.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Seven fishermen owe Captain Radhika Menon their lives.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Indian navy captain Radhika Menon has been named the first female captain in the Indian Merchant Navy.",
			"Beam candidate": "Indian navy captain Radhika Menon has been awarded the IMO's Exceptional Bravery at Sea award.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Great Britain captain Radhika Menon, who will helm the Indian Merchant Navy's Fishing and Rescue Division, has won the accolade she is giving her second official service with the Institute of Women in Wrexham."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 113,
			"Input": "summarize: An area of the town near the swimming pool had been evacuated for most of the morning and early afternoon. Other residents close by had been advised to open windows, stay indoors near walls and to avoid going outside. An exclusion zone remains in force on the river while experts make safe the sea mine which was spotted on Monday. It is thought to be a British mine, dating from the  1940s or 1950s. The evacuation affected three streets, with wider safety advice issued to residents within 500m of the device. There was also an exclusion zone at sea of about half a mile, and small boat owners were told not to sail during the operation. Caledonian MacBrayne reported some disruption to ferry services, affecting sailings from Gourock and Rothesay. Ch Insp Elliot Brown, the local area commander for Inverclyde, stressed that the evacuation had been a precautionary measure, and that there was no immediate danger to the community of Gourock. Lt Cdr Tim Castrinoyannakis, the officer in charge of the Royal Navy's Northern Diving Unit, said that due to the deterioration of the mine it was not possible to conclude how much explosive material it still contained. He said that because of this it was decided to move it to a safer place before dealing with it. Inverclyde Council said: \"Thanks to residents and businesses in Gourock for their patience while the cordon and safe evacuation procedures were carried out today.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Residents are returning to their homes after an operation to move an unexploded mine discovered in the Firth of Clyde.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A mine in Inverclyde has been evacuated after a huge explosion in the River Inverclyde.",
			"Beam candidate": "A mine in Inverclyde has been evacuated from the town of Gourock.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A fire at a remote harbour roost has killed a 90-year-old man."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 114,
			"Input": "summarize: Arriva Trains Wales faced criticism over \"unacceptable\" queues at central station during the Rugby World Cup. The firm wants to iron out issues before 74,000 people attend the Champions League final at the Principality Stadium in May 2017. Trials for the truck stunt event include Queen Street station opening. Usually it is closed after big events, with all people attending rugby and football matches and pop concerts using Cardiff Central only. But assembly members called for urgent change after people were left waiting for hours in long queues, most notably during the 2015 Rugby World Cup. To reduce waits, Queen Street will be open on Saturday for all people using Valley Lines services. People travelling to Bridgend and further west will use the rear of central, while those going to Newport, Ebbw Vale, north Wales, London, Bristol, Crewe, Gloucester and Birmingham will use the front. Bus replacement services will be used to take people to Pontyclun, Llanharan and Pencoed. Ongoing work on the Central Square development directly in front of the main station had made the need for changes more pressing. \"As always we will be working to ensure passengers can get on trains as quickly and safely as possible,\" said Arriva's customer services director Lynne Milligan.",
			"Gold reference": "Plans to avert big event travel chaos in Cardiff will be trialled as 30,000 people head to the city for Saturday's Monster Jam event.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Arriva Trains Wales has launched a truck stunt event in Cardiff to help passengers get on the train.",
			"Beam candidate": "Arriva Trains Wales has launched a truck stunt event at Cardiff Central.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Planned trips and talks to the Premiership stadium in Wales are set to go ahead in this week's Cardiff Central Championship final."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 115,
			"Input": "summarize: In the footage, some Kenyan soldiers can be seen carrying white shopping bags, while others appear to take white boxes from a mobile phone store. At least 67 people died when suspected al-Shabab militants stormed the Nairobi shopping centre on 21 September. The Kenyan military says it is investigating the looting allegations. News agencies say the CCTV footage is taken inside the entrance to the Westgate mall's Nakumatt supermarket, which sells everything from food to televisions. In one section of footage, several soldiers are seen walking out of the supermarket, past a blood-spattered floor, carrying plastic carrier bags. In another clip, Kenyan soldiers can be seen next to a mobile phone outlet. Heroes of attack Victims of attack One reaches over the counter, and apparently removes a white item. Then more soldiers remove white items, which the Reuters news agency describes as mobile phone boxes. The Westgate attack sparked a four-day siege in which large parts of the shopping centre were destroyed. The Kenyan military says it has launched an investigation into the looting allegations, which correspondents say will have angered many Kenyans. At the weekend, Kenya's biggest-selling newspaper, The Nation, ran an article entitled \"Shame of soldiers looting Westgate\". The footage of the alleged looting emerged as the Kenyan authorities announced they had recovered the body of what they consider to be a fourth attacker. \"Today, Sunday 20 October 2013, we recovered a fourth body, which we know from CCTV footage to be that of a terrorist,\" said the Kenyan interior minister, Joseph Ole Lenku. \"DNA and other investigations will confirm their identities. We have also recovered four AK47 assault rifles which we know were used by the terrorists in the assault. We also recovered 11 magazines of AK47 assault rifles.\" Officials had initially said 10 to 15 gunmen were involved, but CCTV footage appears to show only four militants. It is still not clear whether some of the attackers might have escaped. The Somali militant group al-Shabab said its members staged the attack in response to Kenya's army carrying out operations on Somali territory. Last week, the BBC's Newsnight programme revealed that one of the suspected attackers was believed to be a 23-year-old Somalia-born Norwegian national, Hassan Abdi Dhuhulow. His family fled to Norway in the 1990s, but he returned to Somalia in 2009 and allegedly joined the Somali militant group. Sources in al-Shabab have told the BBC Somali Service that Dhuhulow attended a training camp in El Bur in central Somalia, one of the militants' main bases. The sources said Dhuhulow took part in many al-Shabab operations in Mogadishu and Kismayo and was well-known in jihadist circles.",
			"Gold reference": "Security camera footage has emerged which appears to show Kenyan security forces looting goods during last month's siege of the Westgate mall.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Kenyan military has recovered a fourth body of a suspected militant in the attack on a shopping centre in Nairobi.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Kenyan military has recovered a fourth body of suspected al-Shabab militants who stormed the Nairobi shopping centre.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Nine suspected militants have been shot down after authorities have recovered the body of a chain of four attackers."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 116,
			"Input": "summarize: The High Court granted the adjournment after hearing a share purchase agreement was due to be completed, which meant HMRC would receive \u00a31.4m. HMRC had applied to put the Formula 1 team, based in Enstone, Oxfordshire, in administration over unpaid tax. On Thursday, Renault confirmed it would take over Lotus. The adjournment was granted by Mr Justice Birss until 21 December, with the completion of the purchase agreement due on 16 December. He approved Lotus' application for the adjournment, which was backed by Renault Sport and not resisted, because the proposed deal was the result most likely to be of benefit to the creditors and the best chance of rescuing the business as a going concern. Other creditors, owed in excess of \u00a32m, would be paid by 31 December, counsel Jeremy Bamford told the court. Renault first announced its intention to take over the cash-strapped team in September. HMRC brought the case against Lotus because of unpaid income tax and National Insurance contributions.",
			"Gold reference": "Lotus has been given a further two-week breathing space in insolvency proceedings brought by Revenue and Customs (HMRC).",
			"Greedy candidate": "A \u00a34m cash-strapped Renault team has been adjourned by the High Court.",
			"Beam candidate": "A court has adjourned Renault to take over the cash-strapped Lotus team.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Lotus's cash-strapped team has been withdrawn by the Court of Justice over the decision to purchase Lotus shares."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 117,
			"Input": "summarize: Speaking to reporters, FBI boss James Comey said the plans to enable encryption by default could thwart law enforcement investigations. Lives could depend on police forces continuing to get access to the data on devices used by criminals and terrorists, he said. The FBI was talking to both Apple and Google about its fears, said Mr Comey. The conversations with tech firms needed to be had before the day when police forces lost access to those devices, he said. \"I'd hate to have people look at me and say, 'Well how come you can't save this kid?' 'How come you can't do this thing?'\" said Mr Comey in a briefing. His comments came in reaction to a decision by Apple to enable a file encryption system on its iOS 8 software for which it has no keys. This means it would not be able to comply with any official request to help police get at the data on those devices. Google has said it too is planning to enable a similar encryption system by default on the next version of Android. Mr Comey said he was \"very concerned\" about these plans because of what they would allow people to do. \"What concerns me about this is companies marketing something expressly to allow people to place themselves beyond the law,\" he said. \"I am a huge believer in the rule of law, but I am also a believer that no-one in this country is beyond the law,\" he added. Apple and Google have yet to respond to Mr Comey's comments. Ten days prior to Mr Comey's press statement, iOS data forensics expert Jonathan Zdziarski pointed out that Apple's encryption system would not stop police getting at data on portable devices. Specifically weakening security systems just to aid the police was a bad decision, he said. \"For the sake of privacy and overall security, the only logical solution is to make products as secure as possible, and let good detective work do the crime solving, rather than an easy button,\" he wrote in a blogpost.",
			"Gold reference": "Plans by Apple and Google to do more to protect customers' privacy have made the FBI \"very concerned\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "Apple and Google have been discussing plans to enable encryption on devices that could be used to help police get at data on mobile devices, the FBI has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "The FBI has said it is \"very concerned\" that Apple and Google are planning to enable a similar encryption system by default on the next version of Android.",
			"Top-p candidate": "FBI agents could \"destruct\" police on devices not capable of obtaining at high speed, fearing that the technology could undermine a law enforcement force, the government has said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 118,
			"Input": "summarize: Meden Sports Centre in Warsop, Nottinghamshire, has faced ongoing maintenance issues with a temporary closures and \u00c2\u00a3500,000 spent on repairs. Mansfield District Council has said it is \"unsustainable\" and has launched a consultation on its future. However, Warsop Parish Council said it was \"essential\" to the area and it would fight to keep it open. The centre, which dates from the 1960s, was closed for six months in 2014 after an inspection identified fire safety concerns. Officials have said renovation or rebuilding costs could cost between \u00c2\u00a31m to \u00c2\u00a38m. Andrew Tristram, district council portfolio holder for the environment, said: \"The council has undergone a review of leisure services at Meden Sports Centre and concluded that the current operating model is not sustainable for the future. \"There are increasing uncertainties about the running costs and capital investment due to the condition of the building\". However, parish council chairman Andy Wetton said: \"The centre is essential to the area but this administration seems hell-bent on closing it. \"There was money available to replace it but this has been spent on other things. \"Any attempt to close it would be a declaration of war on Warsop and we would fight it hard.\" The district council said no changes would be made before April 2018.",
			"Gold reference": "Any move to close a sports centre would be a \"declaration of war\" on the local community, a councillor has warned.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A former sports centre in Mansfield has been closed for a year and costs \u00a31m.",
			"Beam candidate": "Plans to close a sports centre in Mansfield have been halted by the administration.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A development for an injured Meden Sports Centre in Mansfield in Nottingham has been close to closures and thousands of construction workers are being unpaid, the assembly has said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 119,
			"Input": "summarize: Steven Conway died while working at Diamond Wheels (Dundee) Ltd, a firm owned and operated by former Dundee FC director of football Paul Marr. The 33-year-old was sent in to remove debris from a chemical tank with limited protective clothing in August 2011. The firm will be sentenced for health and safety breaches in October. Dundee Sheriff Court heard that Mr Conway sent into the tank containing \"volatile\" chemicals while wearing only trainers, tracksuit bottoms and a t-shirt and fleece. The mask he was given did nothing to protect him from the toxic fumes let off by the chemicals, which were used to strip alloy wheels for cars. Co-workers found the father of two unconscious inside the tank, and he was taken to hospital before being pronounced dead. A post-mortem examination found he had suffered chemical burns from contact with hydrofluoric acid. Pathologists concluded he had died from inhaling industrial paint stripper. Prosecutors said the tank Mr Conway was working in was not properly ventilated, the gloves he was given had holes in them and the face mask he was wearing was actually releasing \"contaminants\" into his air supply. The court also heard that there were no safety protocols in place at the premises, no risk assessment was carried out and there was no safe system of work in place. Defence advocate Gavin Anderson said the company had undertaken extensive efforts to adhere to health and safety standards since Mr Conway's death. He said: \"I express publicly in open court that Mr Conway's tragic death is genuinely and deeply regretted by all associated with the company. \"He had been a friend of Mr Marr for seven years prior to this and was valued not only as an employee but also as a friend.\" Diamond Wheels (Dundee) Ltd, registered at Nethergate, Dundee, pleaded guilty to a charge under the Health and Safety at Work Act. Sheriff Alistair Brown deferred sentence until October for the Crown and defence to make written submissions. Addressing Mr Conway's parents in the public benches, he said: \"Nothing that I can say or do will bring him back and I recognise that. \"It is certainly not the case in selecting a fine that I will be in any way seeking to put any kind of value on him or his life. \"It is important to keep in mind that Mr Conway died as a result of this - he's not to be forgotten in this process.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A Dundee company has admitted health and safety failings after a worker died while cleaning out a chemical tank.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who was a friend of a former Dundee FC boss has been jailed for seven years.",
			"Beam candidate": "A former Dundee FC boss has been jailed for seven years for using a mask he was given to protect him from toxic fumes.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A company's strike-and-split cap can be used to clean a chemical tank with essentials after it started to strip off chemicals in its factory equipment."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 120,
			"Input": "summarize: Carmarthenshire's Mark James and Pembrokeshire's Bryn Parry Jones had been given cash payments in lieu of employer pension contributions. Dyfed-Powys Police said the force was in discussions with the auditors. Carmarthenshire council said it was pleased the auditor did not rule its pension policy as unlawful. The public spending watchdog report said that both authorities had acted unlawfully in allowing the chief executives to opt out of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) to avoid potential tax payments. Mr James was also unlawfully given an indemnity against potential libel costs. Assistant auditor general Anthony Barrett said: \"Carmarthenshire council has acted unlawfully on two fundamental issues, both of which the public need to be fully aware of. \"The authority has taken decisions and used taxpayers' money in areas that they do not have the legal powers to do so.\" In a separate report on Pembrokeshire council, Mr Barrett concluded similar pension arrangements for some senior officers were also contrary to law. It is expected that by the end of March 2014, \u00a351,011 will have been paid to chief executive Mr Jones and one other senior officer. The auditor said the decisions to allow certain officers to receive payments, and then for payments to be made, were unlawful on several grounds. \"The public should be able to expect the highest standards of decision making at local authorities and the council must now address the procedural weaknesses I have identified in my report,\" he said. \"It needs to demonstrate to its electorate that it is operating in accordance with the law and in line with good governance principles.\" Mr Barrett said neither council had the lawful power to give cash supplements in lieu of pension contributions to avoid tax liabilities, but said it was up to the local authorities whether they tried to claw back any money. Mr Barrett conducted two reports into Carmarthenshire council - the first into pension payments, and another into the decision to grant an indemnity to the chief executive to bring a libel counterclaim. He said the council acted \"contrary to law\" by allowing senior officers to opt out of the LGPS. More than \u00a327,000 was paid to Mr James under the scheme since 2012. Mr Barrett said the council had since \"rescinded its decision to offer a pay supplement in lieu of pension contributions and announced that no further payments will be made to the chief executive from January 2014\". The original decision taken in November 2011 was considered by the council's executive board without appearing on the agenda and without being open to inspection by members of the public. In his report on the libel indemnity, the auditor said the council \"does not have the legal powers to make such payments and there were inadequacies in the processes adopted by the council when making the decision\". It concerned Mr James's libel action against Jacqui Thompson, a blogger who was arrested after filming a council meeting on her mobile phone. He won the case and Ms Thompson was ordered to pay costs of \u00a323,217. Her own attempt to sue Mr James for libel during the course of the dispute was rejected. Carmarthenshire has paid out more than \u00a326,000 in external legal costs since 2012 under the decision to indemnify its chief executive. The auditor added: \"The libel counterclaim is still on-going and it is unclear what the final external legal costs to the council will be.\" Carmarthenshire council said is was pleased the report did not think its pensions policy was unlawful but that its procedural process was flawed. It said steps had been taken to sure ensure such matters are considered as separate items on an agenda. The council said it remained convinced that indemnifying Mr James in the libel action was correct, and claimed the audit office had not objected to the policy when first consulted on it. The local authority noted that the audit office had changed its mind on the issue some months later, and claimed it was \"too late for us to turn back the clock\". Pembrokeshire council also insisted its pension payment policy was lawful. Reacting to the report, deputy leader Rob Lewis said: \"While I note the auditor's views in relation to the decision taken, I am pleased he has concluded the council could take a lawful decision once a number of procedural matters have been addressed.\" Janet Finch-Saunders, the Welsh Conservatives' shadow minister for local government, said: \"These reports are further evidence of the need for a Wales-wide review of senior pay in Welsh local authorities, which is out of control and failing to deliver value for money for hardworking families.\" She told BBC Good Morning Wales: \"We do have some excellent local authorities, but this has cast a shadow now over... our chief executives, who do work within their remit in an honest and transparent manner. \"As to the consequences, it's time now for the chief executive Mark James to resign or, certainly, be instantly dismissed.\" Meanwhile, Plaid Cymru called for councillors who approved Carmarthenshire's pension and libel case payments to resign. Rhodri Glyn Thomas, the party's AM for Carmarthenshire East and Dinefwr, has also called for Mr James to quit. He added: \"This is a very dark day for Carmarthenshire, a dark day for democracy in Carmarthenshire, and is an example of what happens when you have a very weak executive and a council controlled by powerful unelected officers.\" The chair of the public accounts committee, Darren Millar, said the reports showed both councils had fallen well below expected standards. The committee will now consider these findings as part of a wider inquiry into senior managers' pay in the Welsh public sector. Dyfed-Powys Police said it was \"aware of the reports\" and \"whilst the matter hasn't been referred to us, we are in discussions with the auditor and will be making an assessment in relation to any appropriate action by the police\".",
			"Gold reference": "Two councils acted unlawfully by letting chief executives opt out of a pension scheme to avoid potential tax payments, the Wales Audit Office says.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Police have been told to pay a libel counterclaim against a council's pension policy.",
			"Beam candidate": "Carmarthenshire council has acted unlawfully in allowing senior officers to opt out of the Local Government Pension Scheme.",
			"Top-p candidate": "An investigative report by Carmarthenshire police has criticised the council for its leadership, while a survey on senior officers said it acted unlawfully."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 121,
			"Input": "summarize: The group were convicted of Tuesday of assaulting social worker and activist Ken Tsang as he took part in the 2014 pro-democracy rallies. TV cameras caught the officers removing Mr Tsang from the protest area to a nearby park and kicking and punching him as he lay on the ground. The incident, at the height of the protests, caused public outrage. Police in Hong Kong are generally well-respected and incidents of police violence are rare, though there were accusations of heavy-handedness during the protests. The 2014 protests saw 79 days of student-led demonstrations and street occupations by protesters seeking freedom from mainland Chinese intervention in elections for the territory's leader. Defence lawyer Lawrence Lok had argued that the protests had affected police morale, saying that one of the officers who watched the violence had been physically and verbally abused by protesters. But in sentencing, Judge David Dufton noted the men had been working under \"immense stress\" but that there was \"no justification\" for their actions. The \"vicious assault\" had \"brought damage to Hong Kong in the international community\", he said. Tuesday's ruling said Mr Tsang suffered injuries to his face, neck and body, but that these did not amount to the original charge of \"grievous bodily harm\". Last year Mr Tsang was himself found guilty of assaulting and resisting officers on the same evening. He splashed an unknown liquid on police and was handed a five-week sentence. Hong Kong has been part of China since 1997 but enjoys a high degree of autonomy under a principle of \"one country, two systems\". But many Hong Kong locals are concerned about what they see as growing Chinese influence in the city's affairs, with some activists even calling for independence from China.",
			"Gold reference": "Seven Hong Kong police officers have been jailed for two years each for beating a handcuffed protester.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Police in Hong Kong have been jailed for a year for allegedly assaulting a social worker and activist in a protest in the city of Hong Kong.",
			"Beam candidate": "Police in Hong Kong have been jailed for allegedly assaulting and resisting officers in a protest in the city of Hongkong.",
			"Top-p candidate": "People in Hong Kong have been jailed for 25 years for violence against police on the street in a capital, a city in China's capital."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 122,
			"Input": "summarize: Marie Black, 34, of Norwich, stood trial with nine others, including five women, at Norwich Crown Court. Black denied 26 charges. A jury found her guilty of all but three counts. She was convicted of offences including rape and inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. Two men were found guilty of child sex abuse and another woman was found guilty of assault. Michael Rogers, 53, from Romford, was found guilty of 14 counts including cruelty, rape and inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. Jason Adams, 43, from Norwich, was convicted of 13 similar counts. Carol Stadler, 60, from Atkinson Close, Bowthorpe, Norwich, was found guilty of assault causing actual bodily harm but cleared of nine other charges, including serious sexual assaults. They are due to be sentenced on 28 September. Six other defendants, Anthony Stadler, 63, Nicola Collins, 36, Andrew Collins, 52, Judith Fuller, 32, Denise Barnes, 34, and Kathleen Adams, 84, all from Norwich, were cleared of all charges. Black sobbed uncontrollably in the dock as the verdicts were delivered. Opening the trial, prosecutor Angela Rafferty QC said Black, previously known as Marie Adams, played an instrumental role in using the five children as \"sexual playthings\". The abuse, which is said to have happened in and around Norwich and London, included forcing the children to have sex with one another. On some occasions, the adults threw parties and played card games to decide who would abuse which child, Mrs Rafferty said. In interviews the victims described how they were abused in front of one another and other adults. Some of the abuse involved children's toys, including Barbie dolls. All of the defendants denied abusing the children, saying it simply did not happen. During the trial it emerged police had launched an investigation into the conduct of one agency social worker involved in the case. The court heard that the trial had originally been due to start last year only to be delayed when prosecutors raised concerns over changes made by social workers to statements taken from the children. This resulted in Norfolk Police launching an investigation into anomalies in documents. Prosecutors decided no action should be taken, Norfolk Police said after the trial. A police spokeswoman added: \"There was no wrongdoing found on the part of the council.\" Sheila Lock, interim executive director of children's services at Norfolk County Council, said: \"The victims in this case have shown tremendous courage in speaking out. \"The needs of the children, who were central to the prosecution case, have always been at the fore of our minds and have been the main focus of all of the agencies involved. \"Our priority continues to be the children in this case who, despite the ordeal they have been through, are now doing well and are safe from harm.\" Deanna Neilson, head of safeguarding at Action for Children, said: \"This appalling case reveals the premeditated and organised approach some people take to abusing children. \"We cannot lose sight of the needs of the children who suffered at their hands, even though the abuse has stopped. \"Children must be supported, and in some cases receive therapy, to ensure they are armed with the confidence and knowledge they need to recover from this trauma.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A woman said to be at the centre of an abuse ring has been found guilty of child sex offences.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman has been jailed for a year for sexual abuse of five children in Norwich.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman has been found guilty of child sex abuse and inciting a child to engage in sexual activity.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Norwich Crown Court has ordered an appeal by a criminal sex abuse trial to go ahead with a trial in the Netherlands."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 123,
			"Input": "summarize: Shaun Ritchie, 20, was last seen with friends at a remote woodland area near Strichen on the night of Friday 31 October into the Saturday morning. Police Scotland said it had been one of the biggest ever search operations carried out by the force. There was no evidence, said the police, that he had been the victim of a crime. Insp Stewart Drummond said: \"The searches carried out to locate Shaun have been extensive and also challenging due to the difficult terrain. \"Items of Shaun's clothing were recovered as part of the early stages of the enquiry which would have placed him in the Greenburn area. \"If Shaun has walked on from this area, as appears to be the case, we have no indication of the direction he has taken, which compounds further searches due to the size of terrain already searched.\" He explained:  \"We have interviewed a number of people, including those who were with Shaun on the night he was last seen. \"Although we will always keep an open mind as to the circumstances, there is no evidence to date which would indicate that Shaun has been a victim of any crime. \"We understand this is a difficult time for Shaun's family who just want answers and not knowing where he is or what has happened to him is beyond frustration for them. \"We are therefore again appealing for any information which may assist us in finding Shaun and ask people to come forward and contact Police Scotland.\" A CCTV image released earlier showed Mr Ritchie wearing dark grey skinny jeans, a white t-shirt, a grey hoodie and brown trainers.",
			"Gold reference": "Police investigating the disappearance of a Fraserbugh man have launched a fresh appeal for information six months after he was last seen.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Police searching for a man who was last seen in a remote area of Greenburn have said they are appealing for information.",
			"Beam candidate": "Police searching for a man who was last seen in the Greenburn area have said they are appealing for information.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man in a rural area who was last seen as being in the community following a shooting in a remote area has been found."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 124,
			"Input": "summarize: Emergency services were called to the scene at Main Road, where the A78 Largs to Seamill road was closed to traffic. The woman's 60-year-old husband and the lorry driver, 54, were rescued and taken to hospital with minor injuries. The building is split into five homes and the couple had been watching television in their bottom-floor flat. One other man who was in the building at the time was evacuated unhurt. Another resident Callum Calvey had been out at work when the lorry struck the building at about 13:45. \"My bathroom has been wiped out,\" said the 21-year-old tree surgeon, who lives directly upstairs from the the couple. \"There are five flats and none of the other residents are about, but I believe the couple's dog got out as well.\" Photographer Arlene Foster, who works for Anna Conway Photography, was quickly at the scene from her local shop. \"The lorry is literally in someone's front room,\" she told BBC Scotland. \"The lorry seems to have been going towards Ardrossan but hit the building on the opposite side of the road. \"Fortunately, it was quite quiet at the time - school kids could have been affected as well if it happened later.\" Police are urging drivers to stay away from the area, with southbound traffic being diverted at Largs onto the A760 at Hayley Brae and northbound traffic being diverted at the Hunterston Roundabout. The local community had been pressing for a widening of the main road to Hunterston power station and Clyde Port. Steve Graham, chairman of Fairlie Community Council, said: \"This was an accident waiting to happen. \"There have been a number of near misses, but nothing on this scale. It is a very narrow road with premises adjacent to the road. \"We in the community council have been complaining about the weight of traffic coming through the A78, which it's not built for. It would not meet current standards for a trunk road.\" A Strathclyde Police spokesman added: \"The ground floor of the building has been seriously damaged and has been deemed structurally unsound.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A 55-year-old woman has died after a couple became trapped under rubble when a coal lorry ploughed into a house in Fairlie, Ayrshire.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman and her husband have been rescued after a lorry struck a flat in the town of Ardrossan.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman and her husband have been taken to hospital after a lorry struck their home in Ardrossan.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A cyclist was killed after a lorry struck a pair of flats on the A78 in Edinburgh."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 125,
			"Input": "summarize: The incident occurred on the A9 north of Berriedale in Caithness at about 14:00. Several other people received minor injuries in the crash. The road was closed and diversions were put in place via the A897 Helmsdale to Melvich road. Police Scotland said inquiries into the incident were ongoing.",
			"Gold reference": "A woman has died following a collision involving three vehicles in the Highlands.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has died after a car crashed into a road in Caithness.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has died in a crash on the A9 north of Caithness, police have said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man has been pronounced dead after being hit by a car while moving south into a neighbouring countryside in County Tyrone."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 126,
			"Input": "summarize: The Welsh government said Jobs Growth Wales had not been scrapped and placements would continue. Last year, the scheme's budget was cut in order for cash to go to the NHS. But the Labour-run Welsh government said this had not affected the scheme which had hit all its targets. Criticism has followed the closure. Chancellor George Osborne from the Conservative party, said the decision to temporarily close the scheme pointed to \"confusion\" within labour after party leader Ed Miliband had said he wanted the programme to be rolled out across the country. Campaigning in the Vale of Glamorgan, Mr Osborne said: \"I remember the Labour party urging me to take this scheme across the whole of the UK.  Now they are cutting it in Wales. \"What it points to is real confusion in the Labour party. They don't really have a clear plan for Wales and I think Wales as a result would suffer with lost jobs, lost investment.\" Other parties also criticised the decision with Jenny Willott, for the Liberal Democrats, saying Jobs Growth Wales had been \"ineffective\". \"However, for the Welsh Labour Government to allow this scheme to expire without replacing it is staggering,\" she said. And Ian Johnson, a Plaid Cymru election candidate, added: \"Earlier this year, Ed Miliband said how great the scheme was. \"Today, he has been embarrassed by his only government in the UK, who have fundamentally undermined his election pledge to young people.\" Meanwhile, UKIP's leader in Wales Nathan Gill called on ministers to \"focus on creating the right conditions for existing businesses to expand and for new businesses to start\". \"The only way we will ever truly achieve this is to withdraw from the European Union, which spends each day dreaming up new ways of stifling innovation and creativity in the form of regulations and directives,\" he said. But the Welsh government said it was aiming to launch a new Jobs Growth Wales programme in May saying it has made a \"significant contribution to reducing youth unemployment right across Wales\". \"The original programme was designed to create and fill 12,000 jobs and to date it has helped create over 17,000 job opportunities and fill almost 15,000 of these vacancies for young people aged 16-24,\" a spokesperson said. \"The European Social Fund budget for the 2007-2013 programme came to an end on 31 March and we have already begun work on the successor programme. \"Subject to approval within the new European Social Fund for 2014-2020 we are aiming to launch the new Jobs Growth Wales programme in the first quarter of this financial year.\" The thrust of the criticism here is that if Jobs Growth Wales is so important to the Welsh economy then how come it has been allowed to come to a halt, albeit temporarily, and how come funding has been reduced? The opposition parties have seized on developments partly because barely a week goes by without a member of the Welsh government trumpeting the success of its back-to-work scheme. The Welsh government insists it is not being scrapped and has responded to criticism over continuity by pointing to the fact that anyone about to begin or in the middle of a six-month placement will not be affected. It says officials have already worked up a new scheme and are awaiting approval from the EU within a month.",
			"Gold reference": "A flagship Welsh government youth job creation scheme has been temporarily closed while approval for a new one is awaited from the EU.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Welsh government has said it is cutting its Jobs Growth Wales programme in Wales.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Welsh government has said it is cutting Jobs Growth Wales in Wales.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Labour has lost control of Wales' scheme aimed at providing healthcare for young people aged 16 and under, criticising the decision."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 127,
			"Input": "summarize: Pre-tax profit fell 49.7% to \u00c2\u00a327.7m in the first half of the year ending 30th June, The firm said its focus for the period had been operational improvements, which meant its \"financial performance would inevitably lag behind\". Ladbrokes boss Richard Glynn said it was now \"well positioned for growth\". \"We have made substantial progress. We now have the products, the platforms, the people and the brand in place to deliver,\" he added. Ladbrokes formed a tie-up with software developer Playtech last year and as a result switched its gaming products to a new system. The firm admitted the switch over had caused more disruption than expected, but said it was now complete. Ladbrokes said it had also completed the replacement of 9,000 of its gaming machines with more sophisticated models. It also closed 46 of its \"under performing\" shops in the first half, nearing its target of 50 for the year. It said further shop closures beyond this were \"inevitable\", but it was too early to specify the number. The firm said its performance in the UK was hit by \"industry-wide customer friendly results\" in both the January football and horse racing in June. And it said its adherence to the The Association of British Bookmakers (ABB) voluntary industry code of conduct had also had \"a clear impact on revenues\". The code, which enables players to set spend and time limits on gaming machines, aims to promote responsible gambling. However, it said its World Cup performance had been \"strong\" with bets on mobiles up 1,100%. \"The board remains confident of the outlook for the business and in delivering a result in line with its expectations for the current year,\" it added. Shares in Ladbrokes rose 3% in early trading. Peel Hunt analyst Nick Batram said the fall in profit was in line with expectations. \"The results are unquestionably poor but they are in line with forecasts. It's also a positive narrative from Ladbrokes in that it has focused on all the things it is implementing to put it right,\" he added.",
			"Gold reference": "Bookmaker Ladbrokes has reported a sharp fall in profit, despite saying it had had a \"good World Cup\" performance.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ladbrokes has reported a profit fall of \u00a327.7m in the first half of the year, despite a \"significant improvement\" in its performance.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ladbrokes has reported a profit fall of \u00a327.7m in the first half of the year.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ladbrokes has said its \"solid achievement\" has made it \"well positioned for growth\"."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 128,
			"Input": "summarize: The harmless reptile was found inside the vehicle after it was dropped off at a yard on March 8 and rescued by animal collection officer Ellie West. While the snake is believed to have been in the van for some time, it is now \"fine and well\" in an animal shelter. Ms West said it was \"a relief\" it had been saved. Most corn snakes sold in the UK are bred in captivity, but have very complex and special needs. RSPCA Wales is appealing for information about where the snake may have come from or who the owner is.",
			"Gold reference": "A corn snake has been discovered in a Neath van destined for the scrapheap.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A corn snake has been found in a van in Wales, a conservation charity has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "A corn snake found in a van in Wales has been saved by RSPCA Wales.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A cubobs-themed red worm is rescued from a van in Wales from a hunting trip."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 129,
			"Input": "summarize: Ranieri guided Leicester to the title despite them being rated 5,000-1 shots at the start of the 2015-16 campaign. The Foxes are 17th this season and lost to League One Millwall in the FA Cup. \"It is very sad,\" said Match of the Day presenter Lineker. \"It is inexplicable to me. It's inexplicable to a lot football fans who love the game.\" Speaking to BBC Radio 4, the 56-year-old added: \"I suppose you can explain it in terms of a panic decision and for me a wrong decision. \"I shed a tear last night for Claudio, for football and for my club.\" After news of the 65-year-old Italian's dismissal broke on Thursday, former England captain Lineker, who played for his hometown club for seven seasons, said the \"game's gone\" in a post on social media. \"It's a sign of modern football, what happened last season was truly extraordinary, \" he added on Friday. \"The lack of gratitude from the owners of the club and who knows who else involved in such a decision beggars belief. \"That season will remain with us forever, it was truly special and a lot of that was down to the management. \"The same guy cannot be considered incapable of doing the job a few months months later after achieving what, for me, was the biggest miracle in sport.\" Chelsea dismissed Jose Mourinho as manager the season after their 2015 title and Lineker says while that is \"expected at big clubs\", the decision to sack Ranieri \"takes away from the glory\" for the Foxes. \"For a club like Leicester to win the league last season, the magnificence of the story, the likeability of the club under Ranieri - the ultimate gentleman - it kind of demeans the club. \"Leicester were hugely popular right around the world. To do something like this now loses a lot of that popularity.\" France midfielder N'Golo Kante moved to Chelsea for \u00a330m in the summer and Lineker said losing the 25-year-old was \"huge\". He added: \"There were a whole host of things that made the season fairly inevitable in the sense it would never be anything like last season. \"They had a journeyman back four that was protected brilliantly by Kante. They were an ageing back four, who are a year older. \"All of a sudden they were on pre-season tours, playing Barcelona, travelling all over the world. They were not prepared for the new season and then the confidence aspect sneaks in.\" Former Leicester and England goalkeeper Peter Shilton, said the club's struggles this season made Ranieri's sacking understandable. Speaking to Radio 4, he said: \"Going down would be a disaster for Leicester and I suppose the board have made a very brave decision. \"If they stay in the Premier League then they've made the right decision. A lot of people will say there's no sentiment in football, look at what he's done for the club, but he's had a lot of the season to get things going. \"There's obviously some reason why not. We're not privy to that - maybe the board are. Maybe there's unrest in the dressing room, who knows? Maybe the players just aren't performing.\" Leicester owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha used social media platform Instagram to explain why he sacked Ranieri. \"We have done our best as management, we do not have only one problem to solve, but there are a million things to do to make our club survive, \" the billionaire wrote. \"Please respect my decision, I will never let the club down\". This content will not work on your device, please check Javascript and cookies are enabled or update your browser Jason Bourne, BBC Radio Leicester \"There's almost a sense of grief in the city today, with many having lost their 'favourite uncle'. \"Claudio Ranieri was the man that brought the dream to life by winning the Premier League title. It has gone sour this term with players underperforming, new signings not working out and baffling tactics at time from the Tinkerman. \"I thought they would get relegated with Ranieri in charge. I hated to say it. I hoped it wouldn't come true and I'd be proved wrong. \"This gives them a chance. A different kind of chance to stay up.\" Phil McNulty, BBC chief football writer: It is almost the thought that dare not speak its name amid the wave of shock, outrage and disgust at Leicester's decision to ruthlessly dismiss the hugely popular 65-year-old, who won the hearts of all supporters with his good humour, class and dignity as he led the Foxes to the title. But is there actually method in what many see as the madness of the club's Thai owners? Leicester's fall has been more dramatic than anything they could have foreseen in their worst nightmares. A win for any of Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Hull City this weekend would put the Foxes in the relegation places. Wins for all three and they would be bottom by the time they face Liverpool on what will now be a highly charged occasion at the King Power on Monday. After 26 games last year they were top on 53 points, two ahead of Spurs. This season they are 17th after 25 games, with only 21 points. Last season they had lost only three games compared with 14 in this campaign, and conceded only 29 goals compared with 43 this term. Indeed, they only conceded 36 in the entire 2015-16 season. The difference is stark and, very clearly in the opinion of Leicester's owners, dangerous. Pat Murphy, BBC Radio 5 live I understand some influential players in the dressing room, who were part of the Nigel Pearson squad a couple of years ago, were making graphic contrasts with team spirit and the organisational qualities of Pearson compared with Ranieri this season. The club never really lost faith in Pearson this time two years ago. Despite the fact they were in the parlous position, the general feeling was that he had the dressing room and knew where he was going. He left in the summer of 2015 for different reasons - personal reasons associated with his son, who was on the staff. Quite clearly, Ranieri had lost a lot of key allies in that Leicester dressing room with long memories. On 7 February, Leicester issued a statement saying Ranieri had their \"unwavering support\". Sixteen days later they sacked the 65-year-old Italian, who had signed a new four-year deal in the summer. His departure came a day after the Foxes won praise for their performance despite losing 2-1 in their Champions League last-16 first-leg tie at Sevilla. \"Ranieri was told he was sacked on Thursday afternoon in Leicester once the team returned from Spain, but the suggestion is the owners decided before that defeat by Sevilla,\" said BBC sports editor Dan Roan. \"The decision was taken very reluctantly but the club's owners are desperate to avoid relegation and its consequences.\" Foxes vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said: \"This has been the most difficult decision we have had to make in nearly seven years since King Power took ownership of Leicester City. \"But we are duty-bound to put the club's long-term interests above all sense of personal sentiment, no matter how strong that might be. \"Claudio has brought outstanding qualities to his office. His skilful management, powers of motivation and measured approach have been reflective of the rich experience we always knew he would bring to Leicester City.\" Srivaddhanaprabha added: \"His warmth, charm and charisma have helped transform perceptions of the club and develop its profile on a global scale. We will forever be grateful to him for what he has helped us to achieve. \"It was never our expectation that the extraordinary feats of last season should be replicated this season. Indeed, survival in the Premier League was our first and only target at the start of the campaign. \"But we are now faced with a fight to reach that objective and feel a change is necessary to maximise the opportunity presented by the final 13 games.\" A news conference with Leicester assistant manager Craig Shakespeare will take place at 13:00 GMT on Friday. Media playback is not supported on this device This content will not work on your device, please check Javascript and cookies are enabled or update your browser 14 February 2016: Leicester lose 2-1 at Arsenal, their final defeat of the 2015-16 season before a 12-game unbeaten run. 2 May 2016: The Foxes are crowned champions of England for the first time in their history as Tottenham draw at Chelsea. 16 July 2016: Midfielder N'Golo Kante leaves to sign a five-year deal with Chelsea. 13 August 2016: Leicester lose their first game of the 2016-17 season - a 2-1 defeat at Hull City. 15 October 2016: The Foxes are hammered 3-0 by table-topping Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. 22 November 2016: Leicester secure top spot in their Champions League group with one game to spare. 18 December 2016: Ranieri is named Coach of the Year at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards. 7 February 2017: After a run of two wins in 15 league games, Leicester give Ranieri their \"unwavering support\". 22 February 2017: The Foxes lose 2-1 to Sevilla in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie. 23 February 2017: Ranieri is sacked.",
			"Gold reference": "Leicester's decision to sack Claudio Ranieri nine months after winning the Premier League made former Foxes striker Gary Lineker \"shed a tear\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri has shed a tear after he sacked Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri.",
			"Beam candidate": "Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has shed a tear after sacking Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Leicester bosses Doncaster and Chelsea boss Henry Lineker have shed a tear following manager Claudio Ranieri's dismissal at the club's pre-season league match."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 130,
			"Input": "summarize: Ali, the three-times heavy weight boxing champion, passed away after being admitted to hospital in Phoenix Arizona with a respiratory illness. Fifty-thousand tweets were posted within hours of the news being confirmed in the early hours of Saturday morning. By 08:00 GMT more than 300,000 tweets using the hashtag #MuhammadAli had been posted. This cartoon image of boxing gloves designed with his famous \"float like a butterfly sting like a bee\" quote in mind has been shared a number of times from various Twitter accounts. Ali, who was known as much for his social conscience as his boxing skills, was outspoken and a staunch civil rights activist.  His self belief and showmanship made him an endearing figure across the globe. @Inkquistive tweeted: \"I'm so mean I make medicine sick. #RIPMuhammedAli, your charisma will be missed but celebrated for a lifetime.\" @MegaMilkshake23 tweeted: \"I am freaking out right now, Muhammad Ali was a hero and true inspiration to so many, I refuse to forget him. #inspire @carmenblanchard tweeted: \"Ali was not afraid to speak his mind, He continuously had his own beliefs and he risked his career to spread a message, Respect. #MuhammedAli In addition to the hundreds of memes quoting the boxing legend, sports stars, celebrities and public figures have also tweeted their reaction to the news. A number of images are also being shared including this one of a DC comics cover. @ifeelglorious tweeted the picture with the words \"RIP Champ.\" At the time of writing it had been retweeted over 350 times. By Rozina Sini",
			"Gold reference": "Thousands are posting online tributes to Muhammad Ali who has died at the age of 74.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Muhammad Ali has died after being admitted to hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, after a viral tweet quoting him.",
			"Beam candidate": "Muhammad Ali has died after being admitted to a hospital in Phoenix, Arizona.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Suicide star Muhammad Ali was on a TV show about his died."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 131,
			"Input": "summarize: The 39-year-old, who won silver in Beijing in 2008, sustained a back injury in training. She left with a parting shot over her treatment as a cyclist. Houvenaghel will return to dentistry, where \"as a woman in my thirties, I will be treated as an equal\". Media playback is not supported on this device She criticised Great Britain team-mates and coach Shane Sutton when she was left out of the team pursuit races at the London Olympics two years ago. \"The past decade of my life has been dedicated to professional cycling and it has, for the most part, been extremely rewarding,\" she said. \"I have always dedicated myself 100% to my role as a natural professional sports person and I am immensely proud of my consistently high achievements from the beginning.\" The County Londonderry native secured the Olympic silver for GB in the individual pursuit in Beijing and also won team pursuit golds at the World Championships in 2008, 2009 and 2011. Cornwall-based Houvenaghel represented England in the 2006 Commonwealth Games before winning silver for Northern Ireland in Delhi four years later. Houvenaghel had targeted a final podium appearance in Glasgow before ending her track career, but has been forced to withdraw citing an injury suffered in training. \"It is never easy to make the final decision to end one's sporting career,\" she added. \"It is disappointing to have to withdraw from competition at the Commonwealth Games. However, I would like to wish my Northern Irish team-mates every success with their performances in Glasgow. \"In the future, I hope to put something back into the sport but for now I am looking forward to pursuing my career in dentistry.\" Responding to Houvenaghel's comments about sexism in cycling, former Team GB track cyclist Victoria Pendleton agreed women do receive different treatment. The Olympic gold medallist and former world champion told BBC Radio 5 live: \"The world of sport, like it or not, it still is very much a male-dominated arena to work in and it is tough at times.\" Pendleton, who retired after the 2012 Olympics at the age of 31, added: \"I definitely felt in my career that sometimes I wasn't necessarily as well catered for as a female, and I had to act more like a man. \"I can probably understand that she could have done with a little bit of a different support maybe.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Olympic medallist Wendy Houvenaghel has announced her retirement from cycling after pulling out of the Northern Ireland team for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow because of injury.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Olympic gold medallist and track cyclist Victoria Houvenaghel after a sex attack in Glasgow.",
			"Beam candidate": "Olympic gold medallist Victoria Houvenaghel as a woman in her thirties, she has said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "GB women but doctors have indicated it is disappointing to get back on track and then drop and back from professional cycling."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 132,
			"Input": "summarize: The Times reports that doctors in Kiev used a method called pronuclear transfer in what is a world first. It is not the first baby born with DNA from three parents, however. The baby girl, born on 5 January, is thought to be the world's second \"modern three-parent baby\" - another child was created using a slightly different method in Mexico last year. The Kiev team fertilised the mother's egg with her partner's sperm. They then transferred the combined genes into an egg taken from a donor. The child has the genetic identity of the parents, alongside a tiny amount of DNA from the second woman. Doctors developed three-person IVF to help women who are at risk of passing on serious genetic disorders, called mitochondrial disease, to have a healthy child. Eggs from a mother with unhealthy mitochondria and a donor with healthy mitochondria are collected. The Nadiya clinic in Kiev used the technique to treat an infertile couple, not a couple carrying a mitochondrial disease. UK experts said this was \"highly experimental\". Valery Zukin, who led the work, said they had a hunch it would work for the Ukrainian couple who had not been able to conceive with conventional IVF. He said he had a second patient - in a similar situation - who is expected to give birth in early March. The UK has already passed laws to allow three-person IVF for couples with mitochondrial diseases, although no such baby has been born in Britain yet. The science is new and controversial and raises ethical questions, including how any child from the technique might feel about having DNA from three people. Prof Adam Balen, chairman of the British Fertility Society, said: \"Pronuclear transfer is highly experimental and has not been properly evaluated or scientifically proven. \"We would be extremely cautious about adopting this approach to improve IVF outcomes.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A baby has been born to a previously infertile couple in Ukraine using a new type of \"three-person IVF\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Ukrainian couple who had a mitochondrial disease have been given three-person IVF, a study has found.",
			"Beam candidate": "Scientists in Kiev have developed a technique to treat an infertile couple with mitochondrial disease.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Ukrainian couple using the IVF technique has given birth to a baby baby with DNA from three parents."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 133,
			"Input": "summarize: Peel Energy and United Utilities want to add a further 16 turbines at Scout Moor, on land between Rochdale and Rossendale. Rossendale Borough Council's development control committee gave the go-ahead for 14 of them at a meeting on Tuesday night. Councillors in Rochdale are yet to rule on plans for the remaining two. A statement from Rossendale Borough Council said their decision will now be referred to the government, which will then decide whether or not to \"call-in\" the decision for further debate. Scout Moor wind farm opened in 2008 with 26 existing wind turbines generating enough electricity for 40,000 homes. MW = Megawatts Source: RenewableUK However, opponents are concerned the expansion of the wind farm will impact negatively on the natural beauty of the area. Proposals to double the size of the site have already been scaled down after a public consultation. A joint planning application for expansion on Scout Moor and the neighbouring Rooley Moor was submitted to Rochdale and Rossendale Borough Councils. The document states \"if all the proposals... are consented they will result in the largest wind farm in England\". Jon England of Peel Energy said: \"The UK is quite a highly populated country. Offshore is one of those areas which moves it away from communities but you are going to increase costs. \"If you increase the cost of construction of these sorts of developments you are going to increase the cost to the consumer. \"We've been out to the community many times. We've done tens of consultation events. Yes there is objection [to expansion]. \"But in the scale of the population that see Scout Moor wind farm the level of objection is relatively low.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Planning permission has been granted to create what is believed to be England's largest onshore wind farm.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Plans to build a wind farm in Rochdale and Rossendale have been withdrawn.",
			"Beam candidate": "Plans to build a wind farm in Rochdale and Rossendale have been approved by the government.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Plans to expand the country's Scout Moor wind farm have been negotiated at councils on two of the original proposals."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 134,
			"Input": "summarize: The Garfield Weston Foundation made the award to the Mackintosh Campus Appeal, which aims to raise \u00a332m. The Mackintosh building was badly damaged by fire on 23 May 2014. Contractors who are restoring the iconic Grade A-listed art nouveau building hope to have completed their work by the end of February 2019. Philippa Charles, director of the Garfield Weston Foundation, said: \"The Garfield Weston Foundation supports organisations and activities that share a commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of the communities in which they work, and that are driven by a desire to achieve excellence. \"The Glasgow School of Art sits at the heart of the Garnethill community and the people of Glasgow hold the Mackintosh building dear. \"We are delighted to be able to support the Mackintosh Campus Appeal which will enable the GSA to bring this iconic building back as part an extended campus and enable the internationally-renowned Glasgow School of Art to recover fully from the impact of the fire.\" The art school announced earlier this year plans to purchase the former Stow College building in nearby West Campbell Street for its expanded Garnethill campus. The aim is to provide additional space to accommodate a 25% increase in student numbers by 2018. News of the \u00a3500,000 donation emerged as the Secretary of State for Scotland, David Mundell, prepared to host an event for the Mackintosh Campus Project at Dover House in London. Mr Mundell said: \"It is a real pleasure to host tonight's fundraising event for the Mackintosh Campus, and to support the rebuilding of an iconic British institution which has produced so many leading architects, designers and artists.\" Professor Tom Inns, director of GSA, added: \"It is an important opportunity for us to share our ambitious plans for the campus redevelopment, including bringing together all pathways of the School of Fine Art for the first time in many years in a refurbished Stow Building, and to give an update on the restoration of the Mackintosh Building.\" After the Mackintosh building blaze, an investigation by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service concluded it was caused by flammable gases from a canister of expanding foam. The report said the gases ignited as they came into contact with the hot surface of a projector.",
			"Gold reference": "A charity has donated \u00a3500,000 to help Glasgow School of Art (GSA) expand its Garnethill campus and repair the fire-damaged Mackintosh building.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Glasgow School of Art has been awarded a \u00a3500,000 donation to the Glasgow School of Art.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Glasgow School of Art has been awarded a \u00a3500,000 grant to help restore the iconic Grade A-listed building.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The Glasgow School of Art has supported the Glasgow School of Art in reforesting its iconic rock and roll building."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 135,
			"Input": "summarize: \"I genuinely believe that being on death row for 22 years ultimately saved my life. It was the greatest adventure of my life, and I survived it.\" Nick Yarris has never had an apology for being imprisoned for crimes he did not commit. He spent almost all that time in solitary confinement, sometimes being beaten so badly by prison guards that, on one occasion, his retina detached. \"The hardest thing to do when people are hurting you is to remain a decent person,\" he told the Victoria Derbyshire programme. While on death row, he educated himself about the law, and sometimes read up to three books in a day. \"The whole purpose of my education ultimately was so I could deliver a statement eloquently before my execution,\" he said. For 22 of the 23 years he spent in prison, Nick genuinely believed he would be executed. Nick has now written his own book about his life called \"The Fear of 13\", because he believed bad things happened to him around the 13th date. \"I didn't mind the 23 hours a day solitary confinement for the majority of the time, because after the first few years in prison, when I stopped being angry and started to like myself and understand myself, it was OK. I still enjoy my own company sometimes. \"I've never had any psychiatric help since leaving prison. I studied psychology in there and applied it to myself.\" Nick grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia with his parents and five siblings, but his happy childhood was shattered when, aged seven, he was attacked by a teenage boy who hit him on the head so hard it gave him brain damage and then raped him. He did not tell his parents. The trauma of this assault led his behaviour into a downward spiral and as he got older he began drinking and taking drugs. He was arrested, aged 20, after being accused of the attempted kidnap and murder of a police officer - a charge of which he was later acquitted. But while in custody before that trial, Nick was desperate to get out and so made up a story, telling police he knew who committed the murder of a woman, Linda Mae Craig, who he had only read about in the newspaper and had never met. \"I was just desperate, a drug-addled kid who didn't know what to do to get out of jail.\" He said the murderer was a man with whom he once briefly lived. Nick thought the man - who had stolen money from him - had later died and so believed he could safely trade this false information for his own freedom. However, the man Nick accused was still alive and the lie was exposed. The police then charged Nick with these crimes instead. In 1982, he was convicted of the woman's rape and murder and sent to death row. During his imprisonment in Pennsylvania jails, Nick's only possessions were a couple of paper sacks full of legal materials, some novels, toiletries and a small radio. He was only allowed to exercise for 30 minutes on weekdays in a small cage. He would spend 14 years, from 1989 to 2003, without being touched by another human being. During this time, he would lie on his arm until it went numb and then use it to rub his face, as though it were someone else. In 1988 he became the first man on death row in the United States to ask for DNA testing, but this led to years of heartbreaking delays and churning frustrations, such as when a vital package containing DNA samples burst open when it was posted to a laboratory, destroying the evidence. Eventually, Nick sought the most extreme form of relief from his imprisonment. \"In 2002 I was ready to be executed and I asked to drop my legal appeals so that the execution process would be carried out.\" But then a judge ordered one final round of DNA testing and evidence came back and cleared him in 2003, demonstrating that there were DNA traces of two unknown men in the car and on Linda's clothing. Linda's killer has never been found and Nick received compensation for his wrongful conviction, although it \"feels like pity money\" to him. \"When I got out, I got a mantra from my mother, who sat me down and said that I had to be a polite and kind man from now on and that I had to be kind to women, otherwise it was a waste of coming home. \"She did me a huge favour. I began creating positive passages in my brain that changed my thoughts for the better.\" He also said that when he got out, he noticed how \"people weren't as reserved as they were\". \"In prison you're not allowed to give out your opinion. But now everyone's expected to give their opinion on social media.\" He now campaigns for the abolishment of the death penalty, has spoken in front of officials at both the United Nations and European Union and has given around 300 talks in schools. And it was a trip to the UK, to speak to MPs in Parliament, that led him to fall in love with England, where he has lived since 2005. \"It felt like a permanent holiday away from my woes,\" he said. Now a father and living in Ilchester, Somerset, he recently saw a photo from his own childhood, showing 27 children from his neighbourhood in the 1970s. He is the only one still alive, the others dying through drugs, car accidents or violence. Both his brothers died because of drugs and alcohol abuse. He added: \"I see my prison past as an old movie I watched that scarred me, but now I don't get so bothered about it. \"If I hadn't have gone to prison, then my life wouldn't be as good as it is now. I never look at it in a negative way.\" The Victoria Derbyshire programme is broadcast on weekdays between 09:00 and 11:00 on BBC Two and the BBC News Channel. International viewers can see clips from the programme here.",
			"Gold reference": "Nick Yarris spent more than two decades on death row in the US after he was wrongly convicted of rape and murder, before a DNA test eventually freed him.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Nick Yarris, a former prisoner who was beaten by prison guards for the first time in 23 years, and beaten by prison guards for the first time in 23 years, has been released.",
			"Beam candidate": "Nick Yarris, a psychiatric teacher, who was convicted of the murder of Linda Mae Craig.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Nick Yarris, a retired professional skater who is around since he was young and up to 15 years old, who he also remembers, said he wanted to change the life for himself."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 136,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device Gregory will tee off at Augusta National for the first time on Thursday after securing his place by winning the British Amateur Championship last summer. Before even setting foot on the famous Georgia course, the 22-year-old from Waterlooville, Hampshire had his eyes glued to hours of footage from the past four years. \"I've watched a lot of clips on YouTube,\" he told BBC South Today. \"I've got clips of all the pins from the past four years from every day. \"I know roughly where the pins will be as they don't change them too much from year-to-year. So, I've had a good idea of what kind of approach shots I need to work on in my practice rounds.\" As well as staring at a screen, Gregory has also warmed-up for his Augusta bow with some on-course preparation. Victory in the Georgia Cup over US amateur champion Curtis Luck following a play-off justified his decision to head out to the States three weeks before the Masters to acclimatise. Along with Gregory and Luck, the three others amateurs competing at Augusta are Americans Brad Dalke and Stewart Hagestad, and 19-year-old Toto Gana from Chile. Gregory is hoping for better fortunes than his mixed experience over two rounds of The Open at Royal Troon last July. Having briefly held an early lead on four under par after 11 holes, he faded to shoot a first-round 78 and then missed the cut after a 73 in the second. \"I'm fortunate enough to have got all the excitement and hype of being at a major tournament out of the way,\" Gregory reflected. \"It's more normal now, so you just have to make sure you turn up and play golf and the sooner you get the thought of loads more people watching you, the easier it gets.\" Gregory also hopes some wise words from 2013 US Open champion Justin Rose, who also learnt his trade as an amateur in Hampshire, will give him another invaluable Augusta insight. \"I'm hoping to pick up some tips from Justin,\" he said. \"He's been great for my development being from the same area of the country and just seeing what he's gone on to achieve. \"I'm hoping to play the Par Three tournament with him before Thursday and he's out there doing what I want to do for the rest of my career.\"",
			"Gold reference": "They say you can learn almost anything on YouTube these days and Scott Gregory is hoping the video sharing website holds the secrets to a perfect US Masters debut.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Justin Gregory is hoping to win the US Open at Augusta National in Augusta, but he hasn't been able to make it to the US Open since the start of the season.",
			"Beam candidate": "Justin Gregory will be able to make a big impact on Augusta's opening round of the US Open, he says.",
			"Top-p candidate": "New Hampshire novice Michael Gregory says the video with video-style guides have finally made it through."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 137,
			"Input": "summarize: It's understood 29-year-old Craig Church died after falling down several flights of stairs in the apartment block where he lived in eastern China. He had been working as an English language teacher at a primary school in Rui'an for the past two years. His sister, Carrie Church, told BBC Radio Foyle he was a \"fun-loving man\". \"He was a friend to everyone,\" she said. Ms Church said the family was working closely with the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust to have her brother's body returned home. \"It's all very raw for us,\" she said. \"He was amazing and loved his job. People adored him in China.\" \"Craig was your friend if you were young or old,\" his sister added. \"We are just devastated. He was the best brother, son and friend.\"",
			"Gold reference": "The sister of a Portstewart man who died in a tragic accident in China on Tuesday, has said the family is \"shocked and heartbroken\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Chinese teacher who died after falling down stairs in a Chinese city has said he was \"the best brother, son and friend\".",
			"Beam candidate": "A Chinese teacher has died after falling down stairs in a house in China.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Chinese teacher in China has died after his body was found on a beach by a dog's dog."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 138,
			"Input": "summarize: They say the decision was taken after more bad weather was forecast. Performances were suspended on Saturday during continued thunderstorms, forcing many of the 92,000 fans at the open-air event to shelter in cars and tents. Organisers were forced to cancel it after local authorities revoked its licence early on Sunday morning. They said on Facebook (in German) that they regretted the decision but accepted it was necessary because the safety of fans was of paramount importance. Critics on Facebook have accused organisers of not cancelling the event quickly enough. Fans at Rock am Ring - held at the airport in the town of Mendig, about 100km (62 miles) west of Frankfurt - were told to clear the festival grounds by noon on Sunday. At least eight people were seriously injured by the lightning strike early on Saturday morning. Central Europe has been hit by severe storms and rain over the past few weeks, leading to 11 deaths in Germany. The Rock am Ring festival - one of the most popular of its kind in Germany - also suffered lightning strikes last year, when 33 people were taken to hospital. The festival website has repeatedly warned fans of the possibility of strong rainfall and thunderstorms. The organisers of Rock am Ring, now in its 31st year, initially said on Saturday that this year's event would continue. It was due to have finished on Sunday evening. Red Hot Chili Peppers were among several bands, including Black Sabbath, Foals, Deftones and We Are Scientists, who were on the line-up. Last weekend, 35 people were injured, three seriously, when lightning struck a football match in south-west Germany. A further 11 people were hurt by a lightning strike in a Paris park where a children's birthday party was taking place.",
			"Gold reference": "The third and final day of the sell-out Rock am Ring music festival in Germany has been cancelled after lightning hurt at least 80 fans, organisers say.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Rock am Ring festival in Germany has been cancelled after a lightning strike in central Europe caused a number of deaths.",
			"Beam candidate": "Germany's Rock am Ring festival has been cancelled due to a lightning strike, organisers have said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Red Hot Chili Peppers and Red Hot Chili Peppers have moved ahead with their clash with the German organisers at Rock am Ring's 54,000th ADN festival in Germany."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 139,
			"Input": "summarize: The policewoman, Sandra Bertin, was in charge of security cameras. She said she had been told to report the presence of national police units, although she had not seen them. More than 80 people died when a lorry struck crowds celebrating Bastille Day on 14 July. So-called Islamic State (IS) said it was behind the attack, which was carried out by a Tunisian man, Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel. Ms Bertin told the Journal du Dimanche (in French) she had been instructed by an interior ministry official to report the presence of national police units on the seaside Promenade des Anglais at the time of the attack. \"The national police were perhaps there, but I couldn't see them on the video,\" Ms Bertin said. She told the Journal du Dimanche she had also been \"harassed for an hour\" by Mr Cazeneuve on the phone. The interior ministry says there were 64 members of the national police on the seafront - as per arrangements with Nice city hall. But the BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris says Nice city hall believes some of these national police had been replaced by municipal police -  who were more lightly armed and less able to intervene to stop the killer. The suspicion - denied vehemently in Paris - is that there has been a cover-up, our correspondent says. Mr Cazeneuve said he would sue for defamation over the \"grave accusations\". The government has faced criticism for not preventing the attack, at a time when France was in a state of emergency following the extremist attacks in Paris in November last year. French ministers were booed when they attended a ceremony in Nice to remember the victims. President Francois Hollande said on Friday he had \"full confidence\" in Mr Cazeneuve. Last week, local authorities in Nice refused a request by French anti-terror police to destroy CCTV images of the attack. The Paris prosecutor's office said the request had been made to avoid the \"uncontrolled dissemination\" of images. But officials in Nice responded by filing a legal document, arguing the footage could constitute evidence.",
			"Gold reference": "French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has said he will sue for libel after a senior police officer said she was harassed to change her report on the Nice terror attack.",
			"Greedy candidate": "French police have been told to report the presence of national police units on the seaside of Nice, a policewoman has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "A policewoman in Nice has been told to report the presence of national police units on the seafront of the city of Promenade des Anglais.",
			"Top-p candidate": "French authorities in Nice have smashed over images of the French drone strike on a woman as she waits for \"many other people to be killed\"."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 140,
			"Input": "summarize: A report commissioned by Food Standards Scotland found that in-store promotions were heavily weighted in favour of food with high levels of salt or sugar. The Stirling University academics behind the report called for a \"retail revolution\" to help people choose healthier options. However, the study was criticised by the Scottish Grocers' Federation. It said the report failed to take account of the efforts already being made to promote healthy eating. Food Standards Scotland (FSS) said Scottish obesity levels, currently 30%, were projected to rise to 40% by 2030. Professor Leigh Sparks, who wrote the report, told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme that there was an imbalance in the type of food promoted in shops. \"If you look at the environment in store in retailing, then most of the promotions are pushing the products that are less healthy for consumers,\" he said. \"A lot of the products have been supersized as well - boxes of crisps, bags of crisps are good examples of that.\" He said that manufacturers needed to make changes to the composition of their products, while retailers should provide more information for consumers and change their \"balance of promotions\". \"I think retailers are increasingly aware of the issue and they're looking at what they can do,\" he added. \"But most of the voluntary schemes that have gone on so far have not had the impact because of this overwhelming tide in terms of unhealthy promotions as well.\" The report also backs the idea of a sugar tax. FSS senior dietary adviser Dr Gillian Purdon said: \"The report supports Food Standards Scotland views and recommendations for the need to extend sugar tax beyond soft drinks, to reformulate products to reduce sugar fat and salt, to resize portions, address less healthy food promotion and to provide clearer consumer information on products in both the retail and out of home sectors. \"This report will help us to develop new approaches to improve the balance of food offered and promoted by the retail sector. \"It is clear that a combination of measures will be needed overall to enable healthier eating. Regulation of promotions of high fat, salt and/or sugar food and drink within retail stores and out of home premises should be taken forward as a priority.\" Previous research by FSS indicated about 50% of less healthy food choices are purchased on promotions. For healthier foods, the figure is about 30%. The report added: \"We conclude that the current context for consumer choice in-store is affecting the health and diet of consumers in Scotland. \"Voluntary and self-regulatory approaches or relying on consumers to make 'good' decisions are not having sufficient impact. \"It will thus be necessary to regulate to make the changes have real impact.\" Dr John Lee, of the Scottish Grocers' Federation, which represents food retailers in Scotland, said: \"This report seems to ignore the significant efforts of retailers to actively promote healthy products in-store and the efforts of manufacturers to reformulate products and reduce calories. \"Additionally, extending the sugar tax will make no real or lasting impact on diet-related problems. Improved food education and awareness should be the priority rather than constantly shifting the responsibility for population health onto retailers.\" SGF said more than 200 stores were participating in its Scottish government-supported Healthy Living Programme. The Scottish Retail Consortium said its members were committed to helping consumers make healthier choices and called for \"regulation or legislation\" on the issue. Ewan MacDonald-Russell, its head of policy, said: \"Fruit and vegetables are heavily price promoted and there has been a proliferation of healthy alternatives. Just as importantly, our industry has led the way on reformulating products to reduce salt, sugar and fats from products, and in producing clearer and more informative labelling. \"It's worth highlighting the number of products being promoted in total is falling in response to customer demands for simpler pricing. We will continue to engage directly with FSS and the Scottish government on this issue. However, any measures on pricing and promotions will have to be done through regulation or legislation; it's not feasible, or legal, to ask retailers to voluntarily take collective measures in this area. \"Ultimately however, the best way to help improve Scotland's health is for government to take steps to ensure the whole food and drink industry is working collectively, on a level playing field, to ensure no matter where customers shop or consume they are able to make healthy informed choices.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Supermarkets and other food retailers are fuelling Scotland's obesity epidemic, according to new research.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Scottish supermarkets are weighing up the food promotion in supermarkets, a report has found.",
			"Beam candidate": "Scotland's supermarkets have been largely dominated by high levels of salt or sugar, a study has found.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Scotland is suffering from a high number of unexpected nutritional deficiencies."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 141,
			"Input": "summarize: Simon Cope delivered the package on the last day of the 2011 Criterium du Dauphine, which Wiggins went on to win. The Culture, Media and Sport select committee has been by told by Team Sky chief Sir Dave Brailsford the package contained a legal decongestant. But MPs say they are \"concerned\" by some of the evidence they have heard. The doctor who received the package on behalf of Wiggins' Team Sky, Dr Richard Freeman, and head of UK Anti-Doping (Ukad) Nicole Sapstead have also been invited to give evidence on 22 February. Culture, Media and Sport select committee chairman Damian Collins MP said: \"There is a considerable public interest in Ukad's investigation and it is also important to our inquiry into doping in sport to understand what they have been able to determine from their investigation. \"The committee has been told by both British Cycling and Team Sky that they have supplied all the information they have relating to this investigation to Ukad. \"However, we need to know if they have received documentary evidence which confirms what was in the package that was delivered by Simon Cope to Team Sky. \"Without this evidence, I am concerned about how it is possible for the anti-doping rules to be policed in an appropriate manner, if it is not possible to review the records of medicines prescribed to riders by the team doctors.\" Team Sky have been under pressure to reveal the contents of the package following a Daily Mail allegation in October 2016. Cope, who was a women's coach for British Cycling, travelled from Manchester to Geneva on 12 June 2011 to hand a parcel to the Team Sky doctor Freeman on the final day of the Criterium. Cope claimed he did not know what it contained. In an interview with Cycling News, he said: \"It was just an envelope, a Jiffy bag, a small Jiffy bag,\" he said. \"As far as I know I could have been pedals in there.\" Brailsford gave evidence in December and stated the package contained Fluimucil, which is legal in sport and \"administered on a regular basis\".",
			"Gold reference": "The British Cycling coach who couriered a 'mystery' package for Sir Bradley Wiggins has been invited by MPs to give evidence at a doping inquiry.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A doctor who delivered a package to a British Cycling team doctor has been invited to give evidence.",
			"Beam candidate": "British Cycling and Team Sky have been invited to give evidence of the contents of a package that was delivered by Simon Cope.",
			"Top-p candidate": "MPs have been asked to give evidence to another horse and a bike doctor who received a package containing Doping-free drugs on Tuesday."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 142,
			"Input": "summarize: Broady and Watson struggled to make an impact in their first final as a pair with the top seeds from Chinese Taipei winning in just over an hour. It is the Chan siblings' third trophy of the year. Watson suffered a second-round singles defeat by Caroline Wozniacki, while Broady failed to get past round one. The 26-year-old was beaten 6-2 6-2 by British top seed Johanna Konta. \"I want to thank my partner,\" Broady, who reached the women's doubles third round at Wimbledon with Watson this year, told BT Sport. \"We've been best friends since we were about nine years old so to arrive at a final together on the same side of the net is just awesome, and I really enjoyed playing with her.\"",
			"Gold reference": "British pair Naomi Broady and Heather Watson lost 6-3 6-1 to Chan Yung-jan and Chan Hao-ching in the doubles final of the Hong Kong Open.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Wimbledon champions Chan Broady and James Watson have won the first round of the Wimbledon doubles final in Beijing.",
			"Beam candidate": "Wimbledon champions Shane Broady and James Watson have won the women's doubles title at Wimbledon.",
			"Top-p candidate": "British Wimbledon champions Daniel Broady and Paul Watson beat the Spanish top seed Joker Chan 6-3 6-2 in straight sets to win the Swiss singles title."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 143,
			"Input": "summarize: South African firm Famous Brands signed a \u00a3120m deal to buy the chain from Nando's owner, Capricorn Ventures. Gourmet Burger Kitchen, founded in 2001, was a \"pioneer of the premium burger revolution\", Famous Brands said. The company says that it wants to open 10 to 15 more burger restaurants a year in the UK. The mass-market burger giants, McDonalds and Burger King, first opened in the UK in the 1970s. While those brands have continued to expand, by the end of the 1990s a new fashion for more expensive burgers had arrived, again from the US. Upmarket burger brands in the UK now include Byron, Shake Shack and Five Guys, as well as an increasing number of independents. According to analysts Mintel, the premium burger market now accounts for sales worth more than \u00a33bn a year. Famous Brands plans to double Gourmet Burger Kitchen's 75 UK stores in the next five years and said Brexit uncertainty would not affect its plans. Consumers still want food that is quick and convenient, but are willing to pay for better ingredients, said Famous Brands' Kevin Hedderwick. \"The fast-casual premium environment is pretty recession-proof,\" he said. The price difference between upmarket and fast-food burger shops is quite striking. Whereas a typical McDonald's quarter-pounder with cheese will set you back less than \u00a33, a Gourmet Burger Kitchen 4oz classic cheeseburger is more than \u00a36. But Gourmet Burger Kitchen also sells more unusual fare, including buffalo burgers and Persian lamb. Food fashions in the UK range from the super-health-conscious to the indulgent. And at the indulgent end of the scale, consumers are focusing on the quality of the ingredients and being able to personalise the menu, by selecting different options. \"Consumers see freshly made burgers as the biggest marker of a gourmet burger venue, something that sets them apart, as this is not traditionally offered by fast food venues,\" said Kiti Soininen, head of UK food and drink research at Mintel. \"Customisation is also a top expectation for gourmet offerings, in line with a more general demand for knowing what goes into one's food and the trend for personalisation.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Wimpy owner Famous Brands has swallowed UK chain Gourmet Burger Kitchen, as the fashion for upmarket burgers in the UK shows no signs of slowing down.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Gourmet Burger Kitchen has signed a deal to buy its UK chain Gourmet Burger Kitchen.",
			"Beam candidate": "Gourmet Burger Kitchen has signed a deal to buy the chain from Nando's owner.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Gourmet Burger Kitchen in South Africa is taking its share of its share in the country's market for \u00a321.9m."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 144,
			"Input": "summarize: In one Muslim school, a \"female governor sat out of sight of the male governors in an adjacent room\". The watchdog inspected 22 schools in England which had previously been inspected by the Bridge Schools Inspectorate. Inspectors found that nine of these schools were inadequate. Ofsted chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw has written to Education Secretary Nicky Morgan with the findings of inspections of 15 Muslim and seven Christian schools, in cities including Manchester, Coventry, Birmingham and Leicester. Previous checks of these private faith schools had been carried out by the Bridge Schools Inspectorate (BSI),  an independent inspectorate which had inspected about 50 private Muslim and Christian schools. Independent schools do not come under the same Ofsted process as state schools, with inspections being carried out by independent agencies such as the Independent Schools Inspectorate and the School Inspection Service. Ofsted had raised concerns about the \"quality of BSI inspection\" and, this autumn, Ofsted took over its inspection responsibilities. One school in this current wave of Ofsted inspections - Manchester Islamic High School for Girls - was rated outstanding. But Sir Michael's letter highlights a range of concerns about other schools previously inspected by BSI. Four of the schools were assessed not to be \"promoting fundamental British values\". This included not promoting \"mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs\". There were concerns about a lack of exposure to other religions and \"inappropriate\" books. At Al Ameen primary school in Birmingham, inspectors say pupils were not protected from reading \"inappropriate literature about extremist, sexist or partisan views\". Inspectors said that at Darul Uloom Islamic High School in Birmingham, \"the only female governor sat out of sight of the male governors in an adjacent room to the main meeting. \"As a result, she could only contribute to the meeting through a doorway. Governors told inspectors this was their usual arrangement. \"A senior HMI has pointed out to the school that this practice is unacceptable as it fails to show proper respect for women.\" This school, now rated as inadequate, had been inspected by Ofsted inspectors since 2011. In October 2013, Ofsted rated it as good and described the head teacher as \"forward thinking\". Ofsted says that although its own inspectors carried out a number of inspections in recent years, the school was considered to have been part of the BSI inspection system. In Cornerstone School in Epsom, a private Christian school, Ofsted said pupils were \"not given sufficient opportunities to learn about different cultures and the perspectives of others\". There were eight schools where there were safeguarding concerns, including \"not paying due regard to the guidance issued in 'Keeping children safe in education', a lack of checks on staff or insufficient records on pupil attendance. And in a further 10 cases there were concerns about schools not providing a sufficiently broad curriculum. Sir Michael's letter to the education secretary says it should be a priority to inspect other former BSI schools.",
			"Gold reference": "Ofsted inspectors have found that some private faith schools are not doing enough to respect women, or people of other faiths and beliefs.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ofsted has issued a letter to the chief inspector of a school in England that found that it was failing to show proper respect for women.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ofsted has issued a letter to Education Secretary Nicky Morgan detailing the findings of inspections of 15 Muslim and Christian schools.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ofsted has issued letters to investigators investigating the handling of deception inspections in England."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 145,
			"Input": "summarize: Test your news knowledge with our 12 days of Christmas news quizzes. This quiz is day seven and asks questions about the month of July 2016. Good luck!",
			"Gold reference": "How much do you remember about the news in Wales over the past 12 months?",
			"Greedy candidate": "Christmas is the day of the year.",
			"Beam candidate": "How many days of Christmas news quizzes do you have?",
			"Top-p candidate": "Christmas comes around in 10 days and usually returns in 10 days."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 146,
			"Input": "summarize: The lifesaving equipment is believed to have been taken from outside of Frenchay Village Hall, near Bristol, in the early hours of Friday. Last December it was one of eight taken from sites including Pucklechurch, Frenchay, Fishponds and Easton. Defibrillators are used to deliver a shock to restart a patient's heart when they are in cardiac arrest. Callers to the ambulance service are given the code to unlock the cabinet and users are given automatic spoken instructions on how to use the equipment.",
			"Gold reference": "A community defibrillator which was stolen last December has gone missing again.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A cabinet for a heart attack unit has been taken from a hospital in Bristol.",
			"Beam candidate": "An ambulance service has been given a code to unlock the cabinet of the Frenchay Village Hall in Bristol.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A sterilized ambulance cabinet, which has not been traced to an hospital with a heart artery in Carrington, has been taken from a burning counter in front of the building."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 147,
			"Input": "summarize: Evans gave the Bantams the lead with style early on as he curled home from 20 yards into the bottom corner. The Shripmers fought back and Ryan Leonard forced Bradford goalkeeper Ben Williams into a fine save with a fierce effort from long-range. The hosts almost restored parity when Tyrone Barnett volleyed against the crossbar but Bradford held on.",
			"Gold reference": "Bradford City made sure of a League One play-off spot as they beat Southend United thanks to Lee Evans' early goal.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bradford City snatched a comfortable victory over Bradford on a 2-0 win over the Championship.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bradford maintained their unbeaten run with a 2-0 win over Bradford on Saturday.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bradford moved ahead after Olga Evans gave the Barnett City chance with a much-needed shot off the shoulders by James Jones."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 148,
			"Input": "summarize: The two sides have been without a binding deal since the previous one expired in June. Wales and British and Irish Lions lock Jones hopes the players can now concentrate on the new season. \"Ultimately as players we've prepared as if it's a normal season and everything's rosy,\" Jones said. \"I do stress it's not been ideal and it's not a distraction, but all the same it will be nice to have it done because we've heard for the last 18 months, potentially two years, that this is going to be sorted. \"I commend both sides for doing so but it's just disappointing it's taken so long.\" We've got to move forward with the players that we've got and that's what we intend to do A new deal between the WRU and Cardiff Blues, Newport Gwent Dragons, Scarlets and Jones' own Ospreys is expected to be signed this week and the 28-year-old added jokingly: \"Apparently there was white smoke coming out of the top of the Millennium Stadium, which bodes well!\" Jones, who has won 80 caps for Wales and six for the Lions, is one of nine players tipped to become dual-contracted under the proposed new deal. Ospreys begin their season on Friday, 5 September at home to Treviso in the Guinness Pro12, while they will also face the Italians in the Champions Cup in October in a pool including Northampton and Racing Metro. The Welsh side have seen senior players of the calibre of Richard Hibbard, Ian Evans and Ryan Jones - all Lions - leave for other clubs in the off-season. Jones is hoping that players will emerge from within Ospreys to swell the ranks. \"[It is a] pretty big [hole], particularly in the pack. You also look at [fly-half] Matthew Morgan going which was one of our shining lights coming through,\" Jones said. \"Obviously he moved for probably different reasons that some of the other guys did, but they've all moved on and a lot has been said about the comings and goings. \"As a region, a group of players and personally we wish them the best, but we've got to move forward with the players that we've got and that's what we intend to do. \"The likes of Lloyd Peers, Tyler Ardron... these are guys putting their hands up in the squad. \"People like myself, Duncan [Jones] and other guys, Biggs [Dan Biggar], are going to try and grab a few by the scruff of the neck and bring them along with us.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Ospreys captain Alun Wyn Jones has welcomed the news that the Welsh Rugby Union and its four regions are set to sign a new participation agreement.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Wales and Wales have signed a new deal to sign Ryan Jones, the Welsh side have said.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ryan Jones has said the Welsh side are \"shocked\" by the prospect of a new deal with Ospreys.",
			"Top-p candidate": "England manager George Jones believes that the club will reclaim the status of Wales' star in January, as a result of the contract."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 149,
			"Input": "summarize: Katy Bethel, 28, and Aaron Harris, 33, were arrested on 4 July 2015 at Coquelles' Eurotunnel check-in. The couple were returning from Calais to Folkestone when they were stopped by customs officers after a four-hour trip to France. Both were charged with aiding and abetting unlawful immigration. Harris had previously pleaded guilty to the charge. Ms Bethel, of Dial Road, Gillingham in Kent, appearing at Maidstone Crown Court, denies the charge. Ms Bethel was six months pregnant with her fourth child when the Mercedes van she was in was stopped for border checks, the jury was told on Thursday. When Harris was asked to open the van doors a police officer glimpsed a person's legs, and discovered 12 people concealed amongst tyres in the back of the van. Ms Bethel told the court she had \"no idea\" the people were in there. The prosecution questioned why she had previously stated they were going to buy alcohol and cigarettes for a party, but did not return with any purchases on what was a very short day out. In the four hours the pair were in France, they sent and received 67 messages and voicemails to and from unknown numbers, the court heard. Ms Bethel said Harris was using her phone on the trip to make calls and texts and she was unaware of their content. She and Harris, the father of two of her children, were loaned the van from a friend of Harris' for a last minute day trip, the court was told. They got lost while looking for a beach so instead left the van on a roadside to take an hour-long walk to a strawberry field near Calais, she said. The prosecution accused Miss Bethel of talking \"nonsense\". The case continues.",
			"Gold reference": "A pregnant mother had \"no idea\" there were 12 Vietnamese migrants in the back of a van she was travelling in, a court heard.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman has been charged with aiding and abetting unlawful immigration after a woman was arrested on a trip to France.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two men have been charged with aiding and abetting unlawful immigration in France.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man who claimed to have stolen a Mercedes van in what had been described as a \"gay of surrogacy\"."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 150,
			"Input": "summarize: Chapman's Ice Cream initially offered to purchase Beavercrest Community School in Markdale for about CA$1m ($741,000; \u00c2\u00a3596,000). \"This is the community that helped build us to what we are,\" vice-president Ashley Chapman told the BBC. Although regulations and an asbestos problem might make buying the school difficult, he said the company will work with the school board to come up with a solution that works, and intends to help cover some costs. \"Somebody's got to step to the plate and somebody's got to help fix the situation,\" he said. Mr Chapman proposed buying the building and leasing it back to the school board at a reasonable rate in order to keep the school open. But the aging building could require millions of dollars worth of repairs, and regulations make it tricky for a private company to buy a public building still intended for public use. \"Essentially what we were proposing was a giant band aid to delay the situation,\" he said. The school is one of about 600 - many in rural areas - that the province has earmarked to be shut down in order to save costs. If Beavercrest were to close, children from the town would have to spend up to 90 minutes in a bus commuting to one of three other schools in the area. It has 195 students but has a capacity for 319, according to a recent report by the local school board. \"We all realise that something needs to happen and something needs to change, but whatever happens needs to benefit the students,\" he said. An alumnus of Beavercrest himself, Mr Chapman said helping isn't just the right thing to do, it's smart business. Chapman's, which was founded in 1973 by his parents, is one of the largest ice cream manufacturers in Canada and has doubled its workforce over the past six years, he said. The company intends to expand even more, and that means they need to attract people to the small town of Markdale, which has a population of just 1,325. Mr Chapman said he's already struggled to attract people to the area, even after raising wages. \"Where are these people going to come from, especially if we don't have an elementary school in this area?\" he said.",
			"Gold reference": "A Canadian ice cream manufacturer hopes it can give something back to its local community, by keeping an elementary school in Ontario province from shutting down.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Canadian company has offered to buy a school in the town of Beavercrest, a town in the province of Quebec.",
			"Beam candidate": "An ice cream company is to buy a public school in the town of Beavercrest, which has earmarked to be shut down.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A company near Kent that owns about 150,000-sixty-columns of ice cream is considering building an aging public school in the Canadian province of Beavercrest."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 151,
			"Input": "summarize: French President Francois Hollande expressed \"deep sadness\" at the death of Huguette Dupeu in a statement. Most of the dead in the raid were foreign tourists. Two of the attackers were killed by security forces. A huge march against terrorism is planned for Sunday that will finish outside the Bardo museum. President Hollande is among those expected at the event in the capital Tunis. Lyse Doucet: Tunisia's test of transition Cradle of 'Arab Spring' under threat The museum's planned reopening earlier this week was postponed over security concerns. Schoolchildren and students were allowed in on Friday, with the general public to be readmitted Monday. The attack, claimed by Islamic State (IS), was the deadliest in Tunisia since the uprising which led to the overthrow of long-serving ruler  Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in 2011. Over 20 people have been arrested in connection with the attack, although just two gunmen are thought to have carried out the raid. They are said to have been trained in Libya in an area controlled by IS. The Tunisian Prime Minister, Habib Essid, has admitted \"shortcomings\" in the country's security system and has dismissed six police chiefs over the attack.",
			"Gold reference": "A Frenchwoman injured in the attack on Tunisia's national museum has died of her wounds, bringing the total killed in the assault by Islamists to 22.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tunisia's president has expressed \"deep sadness\" at the death of a Tunisian student in the Tunisian capital.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tunisia's President Francois Hollande has expressed \"deep sadness\" at the death of a woman in Tunis.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tunisia's leader has warned the world of a \"major government\" in the capital as he carries out a jihadist raid in Western Tunisia."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 152,
			"Input": "summarize: The preliminary Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) fell to 47 in September, below forecasts of 47.5 and down from 47.3 in August. A reading below 50 indicates contraction in the sector, while one above shows expansion. The Shanghai Composite dropped 2.2% to 3,115.89 on the disappointing data. The private survey also marked the seventh consecutive month of contraction in the sector. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index closed down 2.3% at 21,302.91. Japanese markets are closed for a three-day public holiday and will reopen on Thursday. In Australia, shares in mining companies were hit by falling commodity prices. Oil prices continued to decline after US crude fell 2% overnight on global growth concerns, while copper prices slipped further on slowing Chinese demand. Sydney's S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 2.1% at 4,998.10. In South Korea, the Kospi index ended 1.9% lower at 1,944.64 following the release of the data from China.",
			"Gold reference": "Asian markets headed lower after a survey of China's manufacturing sector indicated it is shrinking at the fastest pace for six-and-a-half years.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Japan's benchmark index (PMI) fell to 47 in September, despite a weaker market.",
			"Beam candidate": "Japan's Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) fell to 47 in September, down from 47.3 in August.",
			"Top-p candidate": "May's contraction in the BSE and Tokyo share markets indicates a contraction in the sector."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 153,
			"Input": "summarize: Debra Milke was freed in September 2013 after a record of misconduct by a key detective in the case emerged. The case against Ms Milke rested largely on a purported confession to that detective. An appeals court in Arizona ruled on Thursday that the she could not be tried again in relation to the killing. Prosecutors had pushed for a retrial but a panel of three judges said such a move would amount to double jeopardy. The two men who carried out the killing remain on death row. Debra Milke, then a 25-year-old insurance company clerk, was accused of dressing her son in his favourite outfit and telling him he was going to see Santa Claus at a local mall. Four-year-old Christoper Milke was then taken by two men to a desert area north of Phoenix where he was shot three times in the head. The original trial in 1990 found Ms Milke guilty of arranging the killing, based largely on an alleged confession made to Detective Armando Saldate. However, Mr Saldate did not record the confession and has since been implicated in several cases of misconduct including lying under oath. An appeals court ruled last year that prosecutors had known about Mr Saldate's misconduct but failed to disclose the information. \"Non-disclosure of this magnitude calls into question the integrity of the system and was highly prejudicial to Milke,\" the court said. Mr Saldate said he feared potential charges if he testified again, and in December a judge granted his request not to give evidence at any retrial. The court said on Thursday that it wasn't expressing an opinion on Milke's guilt or innocence but merely on the validity of a retrial. Ms Milke's ex-husband, Arizona Milke, remained convinced of her guilt. \"She shouldn't walk free, because she's guilty,\" he told the Associated Press. Lawyers for Ms Milke said they were \"thrilled\" at the decision not to allow a retrial. However, prosecutors can still appeal to the state's Supreme Court.",
			"Gold reference": "Charges have been dropped against a  US woman who spent more than two decades on death row after being convicted of arranging her son's 1989 killing.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman accused of killing a woman in a desert area in Arizona has been convicted of murdering a man in a desert.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman accused of murdering her son in a desert area in Arizona has been retold in court.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A 52-year-old woman accused of staging the murder of a 24-year-old woman in Arizona has been freed, a court has heard."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 154,
			"Input": "summarize: The 28-year-old was an ever-present in the side which won the County Championship title in 2016. \"He is one of the finest cricketers in the country,\" managing director of cricket Angus Fraser said. \"As a glove-man there are few better than him and he is capable of producing match-changing innings with the bat.\" Since making his debut for Middlesex in June 2009, Simpson has made almost 250 appearances in all formats. The left-hander has scored 6,687 runs for the club and has 472 dismissals to his name.",
			"Gold reference": "Middlesex wicketkeeper-batsman John Simpson has extended his contract, keeping him at Lord's until the end of the 2019 season.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Middlesex have signed Middlesex winger James Simpson on a one-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "Middlesex have signed midfielder James Simpson on a one-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Middlesex Women have signed Middlesex midfielder Caitlin Simpson on a two-year contract."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 155,
			"Input": "summarize: This is, said shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith, \"the most important general election for a generation\". The prime minister agrees.  David Cameron cannot be accused of inconsistency on this issue. He said exactly the same in 2010. Perhaps they should agree that it's the most important general election since the last one. Owen Smith made his remarks in Ammanford as Labour launched its Welsh campaign in a seat it lost to Plaid Cymru in 2001. Labour used the launch to unveil its Welsh campaign pledge card (above). These cards have become an essential campaign tool since John Prescott took to his battlebus in 1997. Not for the first time at these gatherings, I asked the obvious question of the politicians, candidates and activists present: how many of the five pledges can you name? Some of the replies were more on message than others. One sticker-wearing supporter was honest: \"Oh, not many....I haven't read it yet.\" His friend got closer: \"The bedroom tax is going to go...more money for the NHS? That is very important.\" Once candidate told me: \"I don't know....let me see...I knew you were going to ask me that......I haven't actually seen it yet.\" So I thought I'd try asking Welsh Labour leader, Carwyn Jones: \"Well if you look at the pledges, they are UK pledges. They are pledges around UK issues as you know. What we've got to be careful about is to make sure the pledges affect the UK and not just of course Wales.\" Pressed, he mentioned the living wage, looking at improving the economy and helping people live in safer communities. The \"safer communities\" pledge doesn't appear to be one of the five pledges, which may explain why, after our interview, the first minister was seen asking a spin doctor for his own pledge card.",
			"Gold reference": "There's one thing the political parties agree on.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Welsh Labour leader has said he is \"the most important general election for a generation\".",
			"Beam candidate": "The Welsh Labour leader has said that he is \"the most important general election for a generation\".",
			"Top-p candidate": "Labour's announcement that it gave Conservative candidate David Cameron a sappy'safer communities' pledge did not have the message that one might be called \"safer communities\" on the start of the \"agreed, decisive\" general election."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 156,
			"Input": "summarize: King, who won team pursuit gold with GB at London 2012 and is a three-time world champion in the discipline, has focused on the road since 2014. Southampton-born King, 26, represented England at the 2014 Commonwealth Games but is now based in Wales and meets the qualification criteria. \"It is a possibility,\" King said. \"It's still being decided at the moment.\" King trains in Cardiff and is engaged to Welshman and former rider Matt Rowe, brother of Team Sky cyclist Luke Rowe. \"I think my major target would be the road, but I'd like to think I could go well in the bunch races on the back of road training and specific track training as well,\" King said. \"At the moment I'm focusing on the road, but I do miss racing on the track.\" King was left out of British Cycling's plans for Rio 2016 having won gold four years earlier with Laura Kenny and Joanna Rowsell-Shand. The four-rider, four-kilometres team pursuit - one rider and one kilometre was added to the women's event in late 2014 - is part of the Commonwealth Games programme. Wales could potentially have a a strong team with 2016 Olympic champion Elinor Barker, world medallist Ciara Horne, Manon Lloyd and Amy Roberts also in contention. \"It's whether it would fit with my specific target and also whether I'd be good enough to slip into a team pursuit line-up,\" King added.",
			"Gold reference": "Olympic gold medallist Dani King could cycle for Wales at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, having previously represented England.",
			"Greedy candidate": "British Cycling's Chris King says he is \"not sure\" whether he would be able to go into the sprint race on the track at the moment.",
			"Beam candidate": "Britain's Chris King says he is focusing on the road at the moment.",
			"Top-p candidate": "British Cycling's Johann King says in hope of racing next year, \"I'm afraid I'm starting to lose in my dribble line-up\", a Welshman."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 157,
			"Input": "summarize: His aim was to give children in rural areas an access to education. As a member of non-profit organisation e-Education Project, he travelled across the country for the next year. \"I filmed some of the best teachers' classes in big cities, burned them onto DVDs and showed them to students in rural areas,\" he says. He chose DVDs because internet connection was hard to come by. In the first year, Doga visited more than 700 students in five schools. The examination results at those schools improved by 46%. \"In developed countries, kids complain about having to do homework, but these Rwandan children were thrilled to be able to learn, which made me happy.\" During one of his trips, he noticed piles of food that were in storage. Farmers were too poor to transport them to big cities. Through United Nations workers whom he met in Rwanda, Mr Makiura decided to facilitate the transport of food between the farmers and hundreds of thousands of refugees who were fleeing the civil war in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo. That was less than two years ago. Today, he is based in Bangkok where he has started his own company. His passion remains the same: to raise the living standards of people in developing countries. This time he's doing it through a mobile phone application called Personal Data Bank. The app is still in the early-development stage, but the aim is to build a more efficient infrastructure by analysing the locations of people who are using the app. Mr Makiura is an atypical Japanese youth. Above all, he is not afraid to take risks. And his global vision and entrepreneurial spirit are exactly what the Japanese government wants to encourage. Today, Japan has one of the lowest levels of entrepreneurship in the developed world, according to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. There are a number of obstacles. Japan has long lacked venture capitalists who tend to invest in start-ups elsewhere in the world. And approaching banks for financing help, is a big challenge for entrepreneurs. \"I asked for funding through traditional financial institutions but they wanted to see balance sheets which we don't have,\" says Naoki Mita, who left his banking job to open detox spa Le Furo. Mr Mita approached Mr Makiura and asked for him to be an adviser to the spa venture. And together, they managed to secure funding from investors abroad. But Mr Mita believes not many entrepreneurs would even consider raising money overseas. \"Thanks to my experience as an investment banker I could look outside Japan, but at home the gap between demand and supply in the capital market is severe,\" he says. But the fundamental problem lies deeper in people's perspectives. In a society that appreciates a conformist attitude, not following the usual path of becoming a salaryman - a company employee -  is seen as too risky or even reckless. The former boss of the once high-flying internet firm, Livedoor, Takafumi Horie challenged that view in the 1990s. Instead of graduating from elite Tokyo University and looking for a job, he dropped out and started his own firm. \"I couldn't care less about what people thought of me,\" he tells the BBC. \"I had no desire to become a salaryman or wear a suit,\" adds Mr Horie, who stood out in the conservative world of corporate Japan by wearing T-shirts to business meetings. Under his leadership, Livedoor grew rapidly. He also made headlines by trying to buy a baseball team and running in a parliamentary election. But in 2006, Mr Horie was charged with securities fraud and imprisoned for 21 months before he was released on parole. He has maintained his innocence and accused the prosecution of targeting him for his brash, unconventional entrepreneurship. His arrest became known as the \"Horie shock\" and regardless of their beliefs about his guilt, other entrepreneurs from then on kept a low profile. The support for start-ups that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced is a turning point in people's perspectives. Today, there are more venture capital companies to help start-ups. The number of entrepreneurs is on the rise. \"What's lacking now is the true venture capitalist spirit - not just injecting capital but mentoring and helping the next generation grow,\" says special advisor to the Cabinet Office William Saito, adding that the government is trying to encourage that. But Mr Makiura says many of his peers are still trying to get a job with big listed companies. He says he is who he is today because when he was just 13, he decided to leave the comfort of home to study in the UK. He wanted to see the world outside Japan. Mr Horie says the whole education system needs to change, because at the moment, it is only producing loyal soldiers who are good at following orders. Half a century ago, Japan did produce a number of great entrepreneurs. They were the founders of Toyota, Sony and Honda who were unafraid to try something different. But as the economy grew, Mr Saito says, the Japanese society became unforgiving towards failures, and this needs to change. People like Mr Makiura are still too rare. But Japanese youths who are unafraid to take risks may be the best way to jump start the Japanese economy.",
			"Gold reference": "In September 2012, 18-year-old Doga Makiura made his first trip to Rwanda, a country which many Japanese would only associate with the genocide in 1994.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Japan's entrepreneur Doga Makiura has been a key figure in the development of the country's economy.",
			"Beam candidate": "Japan's entrepreneur, Doga Makiura, has launched a campaign to raise the living standards of people in developing countries.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The father of a wealthy and rich Japanese family, dogs Doga Makiura, began his journey to a safe, comfortable place."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 158,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is unsupported on your device 31 July 2015 Last updated at 18:45 BST They include those who have travelled north across the border. BBC Ireland Correspondent Andy Martin reports.",
			"Gold reference": "The BBC has learned that the number of illegal immigrants caught trying to get from Northern Ireland's ports to other parts of the UK has risen significantly.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Irish border has been reopened after a group of people have been killed in a car crash.",
			"Beam candidate": "A group of people who have been stranded on the Irish border have travelled across the border.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man has been injured after suffering a head injury near Lake County."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 159,
			"Input": "summarize: Tanveer Iqbal's body was found in his Renault Clio in Portland Road, Edgbaston, on Monday afternoon. The 33-year-old had not been seen since closing his Hi-Tech Music shop in Shireland Road, Smethwick, on Sunday evening and had been reported missing. Police said his death is currently being treated as suspicious and a post-mortem examination will be carried out. Mr Iqbal was reported missing at midday on Monday. More on this story and others from Birmingham and Black Country Portland Road was cordoned off between City Road and the Ridgeway and the car has been taken away for investigation. Det Insp Paul Joyce said police are working \"around the clock\" to try to piece together Mr Iqbal's last movements. \"Portland Road is likely to remain closed until later today while my team continues to carry out an important forensic examination at the scene,\" he said. \"I am particularly keen to speak to any witnesses who may have seen Mr Iqbal between closing his shop in Smethwick on Sunday night and the time he was discovered at lunchtime on Monday.\"",
			"Gold reference": "The body of a missing music shop owner has been found in the boot of his car parked in Birmingham.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been found dead in his car after he was found in a shop in Birmingham.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has died after he was found dead in a car in Birmingham, police have said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Police have investigated the death of a man who was found dead in his car in Kent."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 160,
			"Input": "summarize: The centre-back, 30, left the pitch just before the end of Wednesday's 2-1 EFL Cup victory over Swansea. Kompany, who had thigh surgery during the summer, was making his first appearance since May 4. His injury is not a recurrence of the calf problem that restricted him to 14 league appearances last season. City have stayed in south Wales since Wednesday's match, as they are away to Swansea again on Saturday (15:00 BST) in the Premier League.",
			"Gold reference": "Manchester City have set no date on a return for captain Vincent Kompany, who is having treatment on the groin injury suffered during his comeback match.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Manchester City have signed midfielder James Kompany on a two-year contract after a calf injury.",
			"Beam candidate": "Swansea City have signed midfielder John Kompany on a two-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Peter Kompany will miss his first appearance since April, although nothing clear about him has been announced."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 161,
			"Input": "summarize: The 26-year-old, who has been at the KCOM Stadium since 2015, was out of contract at the end of this season. In 2016, the ex-Salford Red Devils and Castleford Tigers man had the highest kick-conversion rate in Super League. \"He's a big part of the group and really seems to have found a home here,\" said head coach Lee Radford. \"He's tasted some success last season and I know along with the rest of the group he's desperate for some more.\" Oldham-born Sneyd came through Salford's academy before spending the 2014 season on loan at Castleford.",
			"Gold reference": "Half-back Marc Sneyd has extended his contract at Hull FC until the end of 2019 after the club took up a two-year option on his existing deal.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Salford City have signed former Super League side Sneyd Sneyd on a one-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "Salford City have signed striker Sam Sneyd on a one-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Salford can start their 2015 campaign as their third Super League Champions after a injury-hit attempt at Holyrood, says coach Andy Skelton."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 162,
			"Input": "summarize: The claim: Membership of the European Union guarantees rights on equal pay, sexual harassment and maternity leave, and rights for part-time workers. Those rights would be in jeopardy if Britain voted to leave. Reality Check Verdict: The EU has been influential in the development of equality legislation but leaving would not necessarily mean those rights would be lost. The Treaty of Rome included the commitment for member states to ensure \"that men and women should receive equal pay for equal work\". And the rules were strengthened following the 1975 Equal Pay Directive, and subsequent rulings by the European Court of Justice (ECJ), which have set out further what counts as equal work. Similarly, the right of part-time workers to join occupational pension schemes was determined by rulings of the ECJ, which found that excluding them constituted indirect sex discrimination. If Britain leaves the EU those rules could, in principle, be revoked. However, in some cases the UK government has gone further than the rules set by the EU. For example, the 52 weeks of statutory maternity leave in the UK is considerably longer than the 14 weeks guaranteed by EU law. Leave campaigners say there's no reason to suppose that a future British government would undermine women's rights. But Ms Harman believes that many of the people leading the campaign for Brexit - including Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage and Iain Duncan Smith - cannot be trusted to protect women's rights. She admits that this part of her argument is speculative, but she warns that women's rights could be eroded under the guise of pushing for deregulation and cutting red tape. Read more: The facts behind claims in the EU debate",
			"Gold reference": "Labour's former deputy leader Harriet Harman is right to say that the EU has been important in the development of UK law that affects women's right.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The EU has been a key factor in the development of equality legislation, and the European Union has been a key factor in the development of equality legislation.",
			"Beam candidate": "The European Union's decision to leave the EU would be in jeopardy if Britain voted in favour of leaving.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Female free-market workers have been scrapped by Britain's new rules on entitlements for equal work in the EU if Britain voted to leave."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 163,
			"Input": "summarize: If so, the Oxford University Museum of Natural History might have just the utahraptor for you. The model of the fearsome predator will be given away free of charge to whoever puts forward the best case on the submission form by 5 August. It has been owned by the museum since 2000, but has been languishing in its collections store since 2014. Potential venues will require a clear floor space of 1.6m by 1.2m (5.2ft by 3.9ft), plus some additional room for its tail. A spokesman said anyone with \"an indoor public space that could house this striking Cretaceous creature\" could apply. He added: \"The museum would like interested parties to make a statement about why they feel the dinosaur should move in with them.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Is a four-metre long carnivorous dinosaur model just what your school, community centre or library is lacking?",
			"Greedy candidate": "A dinosaur that is a sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy, s",
			"Beam candidate": "The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is to offer a utahraptor to visitors who want to see the dinosaur.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Cambridge researchers have submitted a catalogue of 10 proposed research results to the scientific community."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 164,
			"Input": "summarize: The dollar climbed 1% against a basket of currencies, and against the Japanese currency it rose above 123 yen. Analysts cited last Friday's US inflation figures as having triggered the rise in the dollar. Among stocks, the Dow Jones fell 113.98 points to 18,118.04, while the S&P 500 dropped 9.91 points to 2,116.15. The Nasdaq index was 19.26 points lower at 5,070.10. Shares in Time Warner Cable rose 5.2% to $180.01 after Charter Communications agreed to buy the company for $55.8bn. However, the share price remained below Charter's cash and stock offer of $195.71 a share. Shares in Charter Communications rose 0.6% to $176.36. The latest S&P/Case-Shiller housing survey showed house prices in 20 metropolitan areas were up 5% in March from a year earlier, the same rate as in February. The biggest gains were seen in San Francisco, where they rose 10.3% over the year, and Denver, where prices climbed 10%.",
			"Gold reference": "(Open): Stocks opened lower on Wall Street while the dollar rose, with the US currency hitting a near eight-year high against the yen.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The dollar climbed 1% against a basket of currencies, and the Japanese currency rose above 123 yen.",
			"Beam candidate": "The dollar climbed 1% against a basket of currencies, while the S&P 500 rose above 123 yen.",
			"Top-p candidate": "(Close): Wall Street stocks climbed 1% against a basket of currencies, and fell against the Japanese currency it fell above 123 yen."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 165,
			"Input": "summarize: \"I have been asked in my younger years to consider joining, and I just never felt ready or prepared,\" said Ms Seifert, who started working as a model at the age of 14 and later worked as a television presenter. But the moment finally arrived in 2009, after she had finished a nursing degree in New York. At the age of 25 - the limit for most pageants - time was running out. Ms Seifert trained for over a month at a so-called beauty camp, setting her sights on representing the Philippines at the Miss Universe competition. But she said pageant organisers disqualified her days before the finals over bikini photos published in a men's magazine. Undaunted, she decided to take part in another national pageant weeks later. Not only did she win the national Miss Earth title, she went on to compete in the international pageant, where she was crowned runner-up out of 80 competitors from all over the world. Beauty pageants have been popular in the Philippines since they were brought to the country by the American colonial government in the first half of the 20th Century, says Jose Wendell Capili, an academic at the University of the Philippines in the capital, Manila. Opposition from feminists, if there is any, is muted. The recent successes of candidates in international competitions have heightened interest even further. Mr Capili, who wrote a book about Philippine pageants, says that as a result, pageants have become more competitive. \"In the old days, an untrained candidate may end up winning a title either because she is a great beauty or is someone from a pedigreed family,\" he said. \"These days, there are talent scouts and modelling agencies who actually train some of the girls, months, even years, before the national competition.\" One of the most successful beauty camps is headed by Jonas Gaffud, who is CEO of a large modelling agency, Mercator. He and a teams of mentors field an average of 10 candidates a year. The mentors work for free, and many of the women dominate the national pageants and go on to place well internationally. Mr Gaffud is credited with helping Megan Young win the first Miss World crown for the Philippines in 2013. His team's beauty queens have also been finalists in every Miss Universe pageant since 2010. Some have also placed in previous Miss World and Miss International finals. In scouting a potential candidate, Mr Gaffud said that height - at least five feet five inches tall (165.1cm) - and \"the beauty of face\" were most important. But training was just as important. He said candidates need to start training at least six months before a competition. This included studying the pageant's cause, learning how to walk on stage, knowing how to do hair and make-up, exercising to tone the physique and practicing how to answer questions, he said. Ms Seifert, who trained at another beauty camp, said that the hours spent training were intense. \"There are different exercises that you do, all the way from head to toe. Stretching, neck rotations, really tough waist movements to shape your waist,\" she said. One exercise was called the \"duck walk\" and involved walking in circles in a bikini at a dance studio lined with mirrors. \"Just imagine doing lunges in high heels with a book or several books on your head - and they cannot fall,\" she said. And despite her previous experience as a television host, she still received coaching for the pageant Q&A, as well as advice from former pageant winners. Like Ms Seifert, Sian Elizabeth Maynard also trained at a beauty camp before taking part in a national pageant, even after successfully winning three local titles. She did calisthenics exercises and walking training, which included \"doing weird lunges and wiggling\". Sian Elizabeth Maynard, now 27, did not really want to join beauty pageants. But she says her mum \"begged me to, so I joined a local one\". She joined three local pageants a year from 2007 to 2009 - two in Cebu province in central Philippines and one national pageant - and won all titles. She was one of 10 finalists in Miss Philippines-Earth in 2010. They were not all pleasant experiences. Once, some of the candidates' sashes - which must be worn at all times in the competition - went missing. Replacements were quickly made, but some women ended up wearing their sashes even while brushing their teeth. Ms Maynard slept with hers under her pillow. \"In other pageants, someone would cut the strap of a bikini or the strap of a sandal,\" she said. \"The number one rule is that you have to watch your belongings because there could be a lot of theft, like make-up and cell phones go missing,\" Ms Maynard said. But she had good memories too, and said she made many friends. She learned how to dress up and present herself, when before joining she \"didn't even know or bother to comb my hair\". \"So when we do these lunges, and we wiggle our hips, it's really tiresome. And we all do this in four-inch heels minimum. It helps us to lengthen our stride and to put more sway in our hips,\" Ms Maynard said. Sometimes she had to do the high-heeled lunges while answering questions called out by her mentors. \"And then, every so often while we're doing it, one of them [trainers] would just call out a question, like you know, 'If you had to take out an element out the universe, which element would it be and why? Earth, wind, fire or water?' \"It's really not just about smiling and standing in front of people. It's a lot of hard work,\" said Ms Maynard, now 27. Even the tiny details matter, Mr Gaffud said. He helps pick the right outfits and involves himself with how a candidate \"should sway on stage\". He even helps pick a candidate's lipstick shade - anything to help improve her chances. He said mentors tried to build on a candidate's natural traits, such as whether to cultivate a sweet or sexy image. Some mentors do charge for their services, but most like Mr Gaffud do it \"for the love of finding a girl\". \"This is a side project,\" he said, adding that mentors help pay for the candidate's make-up, pictorials, food and sometimes even their rent. Some mentors, however, go on to manage their beauty queen's careers after they are successful in pageants. \"They don't expect us to pay for anything, which I just find really amazing,\" said Ms Seifert, \"because these pageant aficionados have full-time jobs, but they really dedicate so much of themselves to helping us develop and train,\" she said. Becoming a beauty queen is not always glamorous, Ms Seifert cautioned. \"The moment I got crowned was the moment all the hard work began,\" she said. In her case, being a Miss Philippines-Earth winner and Miss Earth runner-up meant many public appearances to promote environmental causes. Pageant winners have high public profiles in the Philippines, and winning a title is seen as coming with big responsibilities. As \"an important public figure\", it was important to set a good example to young girls who looked up to beauty queens, Ms Seifert said. Winners are feted, introduced to high-ranking officials, and often recognised on the street and asked to pose for photographs. Anjo Lorenzana, a lecturer from the Ateneo de Manila University who specialises in media and popular culture, said pageants were also an opportunity for the Philippines to promote its image on an international stage. \"By winning international beauty contests, Filipinos, who are usually equated with lowly occupations, can be seen in a better light,\" he said. For the candidates, pageants can be a stepping stone for upward social or economic mobility, Jose Wendell Capili said. He added that Filipinos were deeply passionate about pageants, pointing to heated online discussions. \"Rooting for a particular candidate can sometimes break up families, friendships and relationships,\" he said. Tammy David, who has been photographing pageants since 2007, said the most unusual pageant she shot was inside a large jail. \"You could see how parents were proud because their daughter was Little Miss Bureau of Corrections,\" Ms David said. \"Beauty pageants are everywhere.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Sandra Seifert is tall, pretty, smart and articulate, but it took a while for her to decide she wanted to take part in a beauty pageant in the Philippines.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Philippines' top beauty contestant, Megan Seifert, has been crowned the winner of the Miss Universe title.",
			"Beam candidate": "Mercator's newest model, Megan Seifert, has been crowned the winner of the Philippine Miss Universe title.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The world's youngest pageant female won her team's major beauty pageant as they moved into the Philippines."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 166,
			"Input": "summarize: The Bournemouth striker, who has been included in a 27-man final squad, has yet to receive official clearance from Fifa to play for the country of his parents. The 23-year-old has represented England at youth level since 2005, having captained the Under-12s, won the Victory Shield with the U16s, and turned out for the U17s, U19s and U21s. Afobe is expected to join up with his prospective teammates next week in Kinshasa, but Fifa is yet to approve his application to switch nationality under world football's governing body regulations. According to the rules, players who have represented one country at junior level can play for another at senior level if they meet the qualifying stipulations. He holds dual nationality and has not played for England's senior side, making him eligible for the Leopards - once an application has been made to Fifa and approved. Afobe, who moved to Bournemouth from Wolves for \u00a310m in January, has scored four goals in 10 appearances for the Cherries so far this season. The former Arsenal striker scored 23 goals in two seasons with Wolves. Meanwhile, the DR Congo squad will officially commence their preparations at B\u00e9atrice de la Gombe hotel in the capital on 20 March. They are currently third in Group B after a home win over Madagascar and a shock 2-0 defeat at Central African Republic in September. CHAN winner Florent Ibenge, who also guided DR Congo to third place at last year's Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea, is desperate for positive results against group leaders Angola. Only group winners are guaranteed automatic qualification to the 2017 tournament in Gabon. The Leopards have also progressed to the final round of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.",
			"Gold reference": "Ex-England youth international Benik Afobe will not play for DR Congo in next weekend's 2017 Africa Cup of Nations clash with Angola.",
			"Greedy candidate": "England's DR Congo have signed England winger Emmanuel Afobe on a two-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bournemouth midfielder Emmanuel Afobe has signed a two-year contract extension with Fifa.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Deosa Afobe has left Guyana to pursue a career at a high level after leaving French Republic of Congo for three years."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 167,
			"Input": "summarize: The story of Akong Tulku Rinpoche was screened at the Samye Ling site he founded in Eskdalemuir. A Remarkable Life covers everything from his birth in Tibet in 1939 to his murder in China in 2013. Shortly before his death, he authorised the film to be made which was given its premiere in southern Scotland. Akong Rinpoche was installed as abbot of a monastery in eastern Tibet at the age of just four having been identified as the reincarnation of the previous abbot. When he was 19, with China having occupied Tibet and tensions between the countries at their height, he joined a freedom walk over the Himalayas to India. It took 10 months and of the 200 people who started, only 15 survived. Akong eventually made his way to the UK in 1959 and acquired an old farmhouse at Eskdalemuir where Samye Ling was founded in 1967. The film's executive producer Vin Harris told BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland programme: \"I think they travelled around lots of places, there was a story that it kind of reminded them of Tibet. \"There was someone there who was running a spiritual centre and he was ready to move on so they basically took it over. \"They were very much welcomed, particularly in Dumfries, Rinpoche made his family life there and had very good friends here.\" Samye Ling was the first Buddhist monastery to be founded in Europe and students later included David Bowie and Leonard Cohen. It has now grown into a large complex for the study and teaching of Buddhism, with a vast temple at its heart. From there, Akong spearheaded a range of projects including  ROKPA International, which carries out humanitarian work in Tibet, Nepal, India and Africa. It was while in China in October 2013 that he was murdered, aged 73, but before his death he authorised the film of his life to be made. Its premiere at Samye Ling was attended by the current abbot, Akong's younger brother Lama Yeshe Losal Rinpoche. \"We feel that the film is more a message of hope actually - a celebration of his life,\" Mr Harris said. \"It kind of focuses on the fact that putting compassion into action, rather than being a kind of luxury, is so effective. \"We look at what, as a refugee, he achieved - setting up centres all over the world and helping thousands and thousands of people without compromising that value of compassion.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A feature-length documentary film about the founder of Europe's first Tibetan Buddhist centre in Dumfriesshire has staged its world premiere.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Remarkable Life is a message of hope and hope, a celebration of his life.",
			"Beam candidate": "A Remarkable Life is a message of hope and hope.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Remarkable Life, shows the life of a Tibetan woman who had a positive impact on her life,\" says the filmmaker."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 168,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device The 32-year-old, who won 56 caps, was available on a free transfer after being released by fellow Premier League side West Ham in May. He said: \"This is a massive club and there's a massive opportunity for the club to push on. \"I've been lucky enough to have a really good career, but there's still a lot more I want to achieve.\" Cole, who also played for Chelsea, Liverpool and on loan at Lille, is Villa's second signing of the summer. Manager Paul Lambert has also signed former Arsenal defender Philippe Senderos on a free transfer from Valencia.",
			"Gold reference": "Aston Villa have signed former England midfielder Joe Cole on a two-year contract.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Villa have signed striker Mauricio Pochettino on a free transfer from Valencia after a season-long loan spell.",
			"Beam candidate": "Villa have signed midfielder Joe Cole on a one-year contract until the end of the season.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Villa manager Gordon Cole has agreed a permanent deal with West Ham United."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 169,
			"Input": "summarize: Medics in the city are struggling to cope with the huge number of casualties caused by the most sustained and intense aerial bombardment in years. Supplies of medicine and blood are running low, as a three-week siege by the army begins to have an impact. An air strike on a pumping station has also left many areas without water. \"The planes are not leaving the skies at all,\" Brita Hagi Hassan, president of the rebel city council, told Reuters news agency. \"Life in the city is paralysed.\" \"Everyone is cooped up in their homes, sitting in the basements. These missiles are even targeting the basements and shelters that we'd set up to protect people.\" Aleppo, once Syria's largest city and the country's commercial and industrial hub, has been divided roughly in two since 2012, with President Bashar al-Assad's forces controlling the west and rebel factions the east. In the past year, troops have gradually broken the deadlock with the help of Iranian-backed militias and Russian air strikes. Earlier this month, they severed the rebels' last route into the east and placed its 250,000 residents under siege. A short-lived truce brokered by the US and Russia provided them with a brief respite, but its collapse last Monday led to the Syrian military launching an offensive to take full control of the city. Since then, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented the deaths of 248 people in rebel-held parts of Aleppo and its surrounding countryside. Dozens of air strikes overnight killed 12 people, including three children, the UK-based monitoring group reported on Monday. Bebars Mishal, a rescue worker from the Syria Civil Defence, alleged that aircraft were \"using all kinds of weapons - phosphorus and napalm and cluster bombs\". The US, UK and France, which back the rebels, have also accused Syrian government and Russian forces of using bunker-busting bombs to destroy underground shelters, dropping incendiary weapons indiscriminately on civilian areas, and targeting war pumping stations. Aref al-Aref, an intensive care medial worker, said hospitals in rebel-held Aleppo were \"overwhelmed with wounded people\" and that \"things are starting to run out\". \"We are unable to bring anything in... not equipment and not even medical staff. Some medical staff are in the countryside, unable to come in because of the siege,\" he told Reuters. Abd Arrahman Alomar, a paediatrician who works for the Syrian American Medical Society, warned there were only 30 doctors still inside eastern Aleppo and that there was only enough fuel to run hospital generators for 20 days. The charity Save the Children meanwhile reported that one of the main hospitals still operating in the area was directly hit with a barrel bomb on Monday. Rescue efforts have also been hampered by the reported destruction of three Syria Civil Defence fire engines and two ambulances in air strikes in the past week. Several charity kitchens were also closed on Monday because of the violence, while an AFP news agency correspondent said food prices had risen significantly. White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters that President Obama was \"deeply concerned\" by the \"sickening\" bloodshed in Aleppo and elsewhere in Syria. \"What we have seen from the Assad regime and the Russians is a concerted campaign to strike civilian targets, to bomb civilians into submission,\" he said. But a Syrian military source insisted it had no intention of letting up, telling AFP: \"The air force will bomb any terrorist movements, this is an irreversible decision.\"",
			"Gold reference": "US President Barack Obama has expressed \"deep concern\" about the situation in rebel-held parts of Aleppo, amid an assault by Syrian government forces.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Syrian rebels have slashed the city of Aleppo, killing 250,000 people, a government official says.",
			"Beam candidate": "Syria's rebels have killed more than 2,000 people in the Syrian city of Aleppo, the BBC has learned.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Syrian rebels have launched an offensive in the eastern part of Aleppo after more than 20,000 people have died, a high-speed road is still afloat, three days from the end of the Syrian city, a UN security watchdog has said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 170,
			"Input": "summarize: The 6ft 5in star had been diagnosed with brain cancer and was in intensive care in New York before his death on Wednesday. His son Rory said in a statement: \"He was full of knowledge and kindness and goodness. \"He always wanted to share the great and beautiful things in life.\" Herrmann played the beloved grandfather Richard Gilmore on Gilmore Girls, a waspish family drama set in a storybook Connecticut town. Lauren Graham, who played Herrmann's on-screen daughter Lorelai Gilmore during the show's seven series, remembered the actor as the \"kindest, classiest, most talented man\" and said it was a \"devastating blow to lose him\". \"Ed Herrmann's combination of pure charisma plus his distinctive voice lit up any room he entered,\" she added. \"He had a gentlemanly manner, a wicked sense of humour, and a sharp wit. He was well-read, interesting, and just plain fun to be around.\" Kelly Bishop, who played his wife Emily Gilmore, said she was \"somewhat stunned\" by his death, having only found out he was ill a few weeks ago. \"I think everyone who knew or worked with Ed found him to be absolutely delightful,\" she said in a statement. \"Everything looks a little dim, as if the lights went down.\" The actor, who trained at London's Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, was singled out for praise when Entertainment Weekly picked Gilmore Girls as one of its \"new TV classics\" in 2009. Describing him as an \"on-screen pro\", it said he could \"advise, hector, and soothe with debonair slyness\". But his son, Rory, said his father's favourite role had been US President Franklin D Roosevelt, whom he played in the TV movies Eleanor and Franklin and Eleanor and Franklin: The Whitehouse Years in 1976 and 1977. The actor reprised the role in the 1982 movie musical Annie, and provided the voice for FDR in Ken Burns' documentary series The Roosevelts: An Intimate History, last year. Herrmann also starred in Joel Schumacher's teen vampire film, The Lost Boys, alongside Kiefer Sutherland, where he played Max; and won a primetime Emmy in 1999 for his guest role in the Boston-based legal series The Practice. His Broadway credits included the original run of Love Letters in 1989, The Deep Blue Sea with Blythe Danner in 1998 and George Bernard Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession, for which he won a Tony Award in 1976. He often appeared on the big screen in major films including The Wolf of Wall Street, The Aviator and Reds, and recently appeared on shows such as Grey's Anatomy, How I Met Your Mother and The Good Wife. His manager Robbie Kass said in a statement: \"Besides being an accomplished actor, [Herrmann] was also a true gentleman and a scholar, as well as being incredibly kind and decent man. He will be sorely missed.\" Herrmann was surrounded by his family including his wife, Star, and three children when he died.",
			"Gold reference": "Actor Edward Herrmann, best known for his roles in TV show Gilmore Girls and vampire movie The Lost Boys, has died aged 71.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ed Herrmann has died aged 87 after a brain tumour.",
			"Beam candidate": "Actor Ed Herrmann has died at the age of 88 after being diagnosed with brain cancer.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Hector Ed Herrmann was \"kindest and most gifted\" by the role in the seventh series of the HBO series Gilmore Girls."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 171,
			"Input": "summarize: Revenue totalled $23.5bn (\u00c2\u00a315.2bn), up 57% on the previous year, reinforcing the territory's position as the world's  most lucrative gambling market. Earnings have been driven by an influx of gamblers from mainland China. Macau - a former Portuguese colony returned to China in 1999 - is the only Chinese city where gambling is legal. It opened up its gambling industry to foreign competition in 2002, triggering a building boom. In 2007 gambling revenue there overtook that of the Las Vegas Strip in the US. The figures for 2010 were released by Macau's Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau. As well as an annual record, gambling revenue also set a monthly record in December 2010 of $2.36bn - up 66% year on year.",
			"Gold reference": "Casino gambling revenue in Macau soared in 2010 to reach a record high, according to official figures.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Macau has reported a revenue surplus of $23.5bn (\u00a315.2bn) in 2010 - up 7% on the previous year.",
			"Beam candidate": "Macau's gambling revenue has soared to $2.36bn (\u00a315.2bn) on the previous year, according to the latest figures.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The China-based casino in Macau is accounting for its economic, gambling, and tourism market in its territory."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 172,
			"Input": "summarize: He spoke after a crisis meeting in Brussels about the global steel glut that was attended by 30 countries. China has \"absolutely recognised that it is a problem of overcapacity in their country\", Mr Javid said. However, China rejected suggestions that it subsidised its loss-making steel companies, and the meeting ended without any formal agreement. Nevertheless, Mr Javid said China is \"committing to do something about it and I think that's a very positive step forward\". He said it was the first time all the major steel-producing nations had come together with the industry to discuss the issue of excess capacity. Mr Javid admitted that there was no \"overnight solution\" to the issue of excess production: \"The discussion today with all these countries coming together is something that we pushed for, and ... China's participation will help make the difference.\" Chinese steel output rose in March, according to official figures released last week, despite repeated pledges to cut capacity. Ministers and trade officials, including from the US and India, as well as the World Trade Organisation, World Steel Association and the private sector attended Monday's meeting, which was organised by the OECD. Mari Kiviniemi, OECD deputy secretary-general, said there was \"very strong willingness\" to hold further talks, with some countries wanting to take more \"concrete steps\". Gareth Stace, director of UK Steel, said: \"We appear to be no closer to finding international action to put in place solutions. This is a global problem which requires a global solution to remove current over-capacity and time is a luxury we don't have.\" He called on China to take the same radical action that European steel producers had embraced. Earlier, China's official news agency said that blaming the country for the global steel industry's problems was a \"lame and lazy excuse for protectionism\". Xinhua said in an English-language commentary piece: \"Blaming other countries is always an easy, sure-fire way for politicians to whip up a storm over domestic economic woes, but finger-pointing and protectionism are counter-productive. The last thing the world needs is a trade war over this issue. Far more jobs will be lost than gained if protectionism prevails.\" EU trade commissioner Cecilia Malmstroem told the meeting the steel crisis was \"now life or death for many companies\", but that tariffs were \"only a short-term bandage\", adding: \"Healing the sector's wounds requires sustained international cooperation leading to effective reform.\" The internal market and industry commissioner, Elzbieta Bienkowska, said the European Union should consider allowing member nations to subsidise their steel industries. \"We have to discuss whether we can't be more flexible in our judgment of state aid,\" she told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. \"We cannot push this industry any further.\" 63.7bn tonnes in 2015 67.5% used in 2015 70.9% used in 2014 The steel crisis has put thousands of UK jobs under threat at plants including Port Talbot in south Wales. Tata Steel said last month that it was selling its unprofitable UK plants. The company has blamed factors including high energy costs and China \"dumping\" steel on the global market. Britain's steel industry: What's going wrong? Roy Rickhuss, leader of the Community union, said the meeting was more concerned with the long term, rather than immediate action to save the UK industry. \"Today's meeting seemed to be all about long-term challenges. While these issues do need addressing, what we need is urgent short-term action from governments across Europe and beyond to get us through the current crisis and create a sustainable future for steel.\" The Government has come under pressure to rescue Port Talbot and has been urged to consider part-nationalising the industry. Mr Javid said parties interested in Tata's UK assets had started to come forward: \"It's too early to say much about them at this stage but the important thing is, as we said all along, we will do everything we can to help with that sales process. The steel workers of Britain deserve nothing less.\" The business secretary said that EY had been appointed to act as financial advisers on behalf of the Government, which was \"committed to doing all it can to ensure a sustainable future for the UK steel industry\". Tata has also appointed Standard Chartered bank as an additional adviser. The Indian group said on Monday that Bimlendra Jha has been appointed to the new role of chief executive of Tata Steel UK. He is executive chairman of the company's Long Products business in Europe and oversaw the sale of plants in Scunthorpe and Teesside to Greybull Capital earlier this month.",
			"Gold reference": "China has vowed to reduce the amount of steel it makes, Business Secretary Sajid Javid said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "EU trade minister Xinhua Xinhua has said it is \"not closer\" to putting in place solutions to the problem of overcapacity in China.",
			"Beam candidate": "OECD on Monday that China is \"no closer to finding international action to put in place solutions\" to the problem of over-capacity.",
			"Top-p candidate": "American, government and an international committee are on an \"overnight\" dialogue with China's steel firm Xinhua about the global problems of export and loss, according to Hubert Xinhua."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 173,
			"Input": "summarize: The new brand, Arket, will provide \"simple, timeless and functional designs\" including clothes for adults and children, and household products. It will sit in a slightly higher price segment than the main H&M brand. The move comes as competition online and on the High Street is squeezing profits at the fashion giant. After London, more Arket stores will follow in Brussels, Copenhagen and Munich, and the new brand will be launched online. The new stores will also stock external brands, and some outlets will include a cafe offering Scandinavian-style food. Bernadette Kissane, apparel and footwear analyst at Euromonitor International, said on paper the plan looked \"promising\". \"The company's results have been falling short of expectations recently, consistently outpaced by key rival Inditex,\" she said. \"Rather than adopt a faster sourcing strategy to compete, the company has opted to introduce new brand Arket to effectively cater to shifts in consumer behaviour.\" H&M already operates a range of High Street brands including Cos, & Other Stories, Monki, Weekday and Cheap Monday. But the firm said market conditions were difficult for fashion retailers as digitisation is changing both shoppers' behaviour and the way fashion companies operate. H&M pioneered fast fashion alongside Zara's owner Inditex. But Inditex has overtaken H&M in recent years to become the world's largest fashion retailer. The company's profits are also being squeezed by online competition from retailers such as Asos, which offer a fast turnover of fashion styles in response to customer demand. \"Retail is going through a challenging period of change in which customers' shopping behaviour and expectations are changing at a fast pace as a result of growing digitalisation,\" said H&M's chief executive Karl-Johan Persson in a statement accompanying the firm's latest financial results. \"For fashion retail in general, market conditions were very tough in many of our large markets in central and southern Europe and in the US, and this was reflected in our sales,\" he added. H&M reported a 3.4% drop in net profit to 2.45bn kronor ($275m; \u00c2\u00a3220m) for the December to February period, the first quarter of the company's financial year.",
			"Gold reference": "Swedish fashion company H&M will launch its eighth fashion brand later this year, with the first outlet opening in London this autumn.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The new Arket brand will be launched online in London, the company has announced.",
			"Beam candidate": "H&M has announced it will launch a new brand of clothing and footwear in London.",
			"Top-p candidate": "H&M has announced a \u00a35.6bn annual profit for the first quarter of the year."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 174,
			"Input": "summarize: The body was found near Heanor Memorial Park in Derbyshire. Derbyshire Police originally thought the man was 17-year-old Han Lan, but now believe it might be a 21-year-old man named Trung Thanh Hoang. The inquest also heard police think he may not have died at the park but that his body was dropped off there. Police officers are working with Vietnamese authorities to confirm his identity and to find relatives either in the UK or in Vietnam. The inquest at  Derby Coroner's Court heard it was believed the man visited a nightclub in Birmingham on Christmas Eve before returning to an address in Derby after feeling unwell. The cause of death is yet to be established but a toxicology report showed high levels of a number of drugs in his system. Police are still treating his death as suspicious. The inquest was adjourned until the end of March.",
			"Gold reference": "The identity of a man found dead in a car park on Christmas Day is still not clear, an inquest into his death has heard.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has died after a body was found in a Derbyshire park.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has died at a nightclub in Derbyshire, an inquest has heard.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man has died after leaving a nightclub and dying in his stomach, an inquest has heard."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 175,
			"Input": "summarize: The aircraft, nicknamed \"Bette\" after one of its pilot's girlfriends, was built in 1941 from donations from the Borough of Lambeth Spitfire Fund. It was stationed in Cornwall, Hampshire, Norfolk and Shropshire during the war but crashed in 1944. Bidding stalled below its \u00c2\u00a3120,000 to \u00c2\u00a3150,000 valuation. The aircraft saw service with four RAF squadrons between 1941 and 1944 and was flown by author Alec Lumsden, who gave it the name Bette and added a character from the Daily Mirror cartoon strip 'Just Jake' to the paint work. After it crashed in Shropshire in September 1944, killing its Australian pilot, its wreckage was taken to Ibsley museum, Ringwood, Hampshire and displayed. The aircraft was later passed to a collector who showed it at events. It has also been immortalised by modelmakers Airfix and Revell. John Tomlin, from Historics at Brooklands, said: \"The historical side of war birds is an up-and-coming market. There are now about 42 flying Spitfires and this seems to be increasing ever year. \"The rarity, the history and the provenance of all these aircraft make them very investable items and they're investments that can be used and enjoyed by a lot of people.\" Experts believe it would cost about \u00c2\u00a31.8m to fully restore the plane.",
			"Gold reference": "The fuselage of a World War II Spitfire that has spent the last few years in a garden in Oxford has failed to reach its asking price at auction in Surrey.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Spitfire has been restored to its former glory after a crash in the South East.",
			"Beam candidate": "An RAF Spitfire has been restored to its former glory after it crashed in Shropshire in 1944.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A salvage shop has released a replica plane that it has been flying for years, worth more than \u00a340,000, estimated to be worth between \u00a313m and \u00a340,000."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 176,
			"Input": "summarize: The websites you visit often track where you came from and watch where you head off to next. A VPN - or virtual private network - helps you browse the internet more anonymously by routing your traffic through a server that is not your point of origin. It is a bit like switching cars to shake off someone who is tailing you. There are plenty of companies offering services with varying degrees of security and varying degrees of cost, but if you are willing to roll your sleeves up and get technical with some basic coding and a \u00a330 Raspberry Pi computer, you can build your own VPN server at home. It won't give you the option of appearing to be from somewhere else but you can use it to connect external devices like a smartphone to browse the internet more securely through your home network, and access shared files and media on your home computer. Make no mistake, this is not a quick and easy process. On BBC Click I have shared some tips from my own experience setting up a DIY VPN server. Below is a step-by-step guide you will need to follow to the letter, symbol and space if you want to follow in my footsteps. To follow this guide you will need: Prepare to install your operating system Insert the micro SD card in your card reader. If you are reusing an old SD card make sure it is fully formatted to remove any old files using the free tool at http://sdcard.org Install Raspbian on your Raspberry Pi Download NOOBS (New Out Of the Box Software) from the Raspberry Pi website (https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/). This is an easy operating system installation manager. Open the .zip you downloaded and select all files, then just drag and drop them onto your SD card. Insert the SD card in the Raspberry Pi then connect a monitor, keyboard and power cable. Connecting the power will cause the Raspberry Pi to boot up and the green and red LEDs on the board should light up. If the files are copied properly onto the SD card the green light will start flashing as the computer reads the data. After a few seconds you will see a window open on the monitor with a range of operating systems to install - use the arrow keys on the keyboard to choose Raspbian and hit ENTER to install. N.B. If you have trouble getting the NOOBS installation manager to work, you can also install Raspbian by copying the disk image of the operating system onto your micro SD card. Follow the instructions at https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/ to do this. Change the default password Before you go any further, make sure you change the default password, or anyone who knows the default will be able to access your home network. You can do this from the options screen you are shown the first time you boot up your Raspberry Pi after Raspbian is installed. When you next reboot your Raspberry Pi the login will be \"pi\" and the password whatever you have set. Give your Raspberry Pi a static IP address The IP address is what tells devices where to find your Raspberry Pi on your home network. Networks usually issue a dynamic IP address, which can change each time you power up the device. If you want to be able to consistently connect to your Raspberry Pi from outside your home network you need to fix its IP address so that it is always the same - a static IP address. Connect your Raspberry Pi to your router with an Ethernet cable. At command prompt type: ifconfig A bunch of information will come up and you need to note down what it says for your set against the following: inet addr [Current IP Address] bcast [Broadcast Range] mask [Subnet Mask] Next at the command prompt type: sudo route -n This tells you information about your router. Note down: Gateway Destination You now have all the information you need about your current IP set up and can edit the network configuration file to make the IP static. At command prompt type: sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces Look for the line that reads \"iface eth0 inet dhcp\" or \"iface eth0 inet manual\". The \"dhcp\" bit is requesting a dynamic IP or if your file says \"manual\" it is a manual setting, so use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the cursor so you can delete this and replace it with \"static\". Next put your cursor at the end of this line and hit Enter, then add the following lines directly below the line you just altered, filling the [square brackets] with the information you just noted down. address [your current IP address] netmask [your subnet mask] network [your destination] broadcast [your broadcast range] gateway [your gateway] To save the file press CTRL and X together, when prompted to save type \"y\" and hit Enter to accept the file name without changing it. At the command prompt type: sudo reboot Your Raspberry Pi will now restart with the new, static IP address. Set up an easy control system To save switching around cables if you do not have a spare HDMI monitor and keyboard you can download a free utility that lets you control your Raspberry Pi through a pop up window on another computer. This is called an SSH. The tool is called PuTTY (j.mp/DLPutty). Double click the PuTTY.exe file you download and it opens a dialogue box where you can enter the new static IP address you have given your Raspberry Pi. The first time you do this it will ask you to confirm accessing the device. You can now login and do everything you need to through this dialogue box on your computer, which means your Raspberry Pi never needs a monitor or keyboard to keep running. This is known as running it \"headless\". Update your Raspberry Pi One last piece of housekeeping to ensure you are running the latest software and drivers. At command prompt type: sudo apt-get update Wait for the updates to finish downloading and then type: sudo apt-get upgrade Wait until the upgrade completes. You are now ready to make your VPN The Raspbian operating system we just installed comes with OpenVPN ready to unpack, which is the software we will be using to make our VPN. At command prompt type: sudo apt-get install openvpn You will be asked to confirm your instruction then the software will be unpacked and installed. Generating keys Just like the unique key that unlocks your front door, your VPN needs keys generated to make sure that only authorised devices can connect to it. OpenVPN comes with Easy_RSA, a simple package for using the RSA encryption method to generate your unique keys. The next series of commands need to be done in the root directory. You will notice at the moment the command prompt sits in a directory labelled as 'pi@raspberrypi: ~ $'. Typing \"sudo\" before a command tells the operating system to execute the command in the root directory, but if you want to save yourself some typing you can go ahead and type: sudo -s You will now see your command prompt sits at 'root@raspberrypi:' Now, at the command type on one line: cp -r /usr/share/doc/openvpn/examples/easy-rsa/2.0 /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa Make sure you have spaces in the right places (before /usr and /etc). This instruction copies all of the files from the easy-rsa 2.0 directory into a directory in your openvpn installation. N.B. You can copy lines of text using right-click and then when you right click inside the PuTTY window it should paste, saving you a lot of typing. Be aware though, some formatting errors can occur when copying and pasting large blocks of text so if you do not get the result you are expecting, resort to typing the details in by hand. Next type: cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa This changes the directory your command prompt sits at to your openvpn/easy-rsa directory. You now need to edit the text in the file we just copied over. Nano is a simple text editor in Raspbian you are going to see a lot of over the next few pages. To open the file inside this text editor type: nano /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/vars In the text that opens find the line that begins: export EASY_RSA= You need to move the cursor down to edit this line to read: export EASY_RSA=\"/etc/openvpn/easy-rsa\" N.B. Make sure you remove any extraneous speech marks as anything other than the exact text above here will stop your keys from saving in the right place. Next move your cursor down until you see the line: export KEY_SIZE=1024 If you want to be extra secure you can change the value here to 2048 bit encryption, although the key you eventually build will take significantly longer to generate. If you choose to do this edit that line to read: export KEY_SIZE=2048 Keep scrolling to the end of the file and you will see a bunch of export parameters such as Country, Province and City etc. You can choose to change these to set new defaults (this will potentially save you some typing in various later stages), but doing so will not affect the workings of your VPN. Type CTRL and X then Y then ENTER to save this file. Build your certificates You are now set up to build the certificates your VPN will use to grant authority to devices you want to connect with. To open the easy-rsa directory, at the command prompt type: cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa Next type: source ./vars This loads the vars document you edited earlier. Next type: ./clean-all This will remove any previous keys in the system. Next type: ./build-ca This final line builds your certificate authority. The Raspberry Pi will now ask you to complete some additional export values, like Country, Province, City, Organisation etc. (if you changed these in the previous stage you will see your own choices already set as default). It is not necessary for these values to be accurate so just hit Enter each instance to use default value if you are feeling slack. Name the server Once you have entered through the fields and returned to the command prompt you need to name your server. Call it whatever you like but do not forget it. Type: ./build-key-server [ServerName] \u2026 replacing [ServerName] with your choice of name. You will now be given some more fields to enter values. You can change these or leave them as the defaults, but pay attention to three fields: Common Name MUST be the server name you picked. A challenge password? MUST be left blank. Sign the certificate? [y/n] Obviously, you must type \"y.\" Finally when prompted with the question: 1 out of 1 certificate requests certified, commit? [y/n] Type \"y\" Build keys for each user Your server is now set up and you need to build keys for all the devices you want to be able to connect. You can cut corners here and just build one key to use on all devices. Only one device can connect using each key at a time though, so if you want simultaneous connections you will need a different key for each one. To assign a user a key type: ./build-key-pass [UserName] \u2026 substituting the [UserName] with your desired text - for example to make a key to connect my android to the VPN I chose the name KateAndroid You will get some more prompts now: Enter PEM pass phrase \u2026 choose a password you will remember! It asks you to input this twice to eliminate errors. A challenge password? MUST be left blank. Sign the certificate? [y/n] Hit \"y\" Next type: cd keys then (using my example username, which you should change for your own): openssl rsa -in KateAndroid.key -des3 -out KateAndroid.3des.key This last line adds an extra layer of encryption to make it harder for hackers to break in. You will be asked to enter pass phrase for KateAndroid.key - this is the phrase you entered in the previous step. You will then be asked to enter and repeat a new PEM pass phrase for the des3 key. I used the same pass phrase for both so you only have one to remember. You will need the 3des.key pass phrase at the end of this process when you import your files to your devices. Repeat these steps for all the usernames you want to build a key for. You have now created your \"client certificates\". Type: cd .. Generate the Diffie-Hellman key exchange. This is the code that lets two entities with no prior knowledge of one another share secret keys over a public server. Type: ./build-dh The screen will slowly fill with dots as the key is built from random numbers. It will take at least an hour if you upped your encryption to 2048-bit. If you left it at 1024-bit it could take as little as five minutes. Denial of Service (DoS) attack protection OpenVPN protects against this kind of attack by generating a static pre-shared hash-based message authentication code (HMAC) key. This means the server will not try to authenticate an access request if it does not detect this key. To generate the static HMAC key type: openvpn --genkey --secret keys/ta.key N.B. If you are using copy and paste it probably will not work on this line as the double \"-\" seems not to translate in the same way if you do not type it in. Configuring your server Now you have created all the locks and keys you need to tell your Raspberry Pi where you want to put the doors and who you want to give the keys to - essentially instructing the OpenVPN which keys to use, where you are going to be connecting from and which IP address and port to use. To do this you must create a server configuration file. At command prompt type: nano /etc/openvpn/server.conf This opens an empty file. Fill it with this text, taking care to change the details where indicated with a comment in # CAPS LOCK. (Placing a \"#\" in front of a sentence in the code like this tells the system it is a comment and to ignore it when building the program).  Also when changing the YOUR SERVER NAME sections I refer to the server name that was given to the 'build-key-server' command earlier on. local 192.168.2.0 # SWAP THIS NUMBER WITH YOUR RASPBERRY PI IP ADDRESS dev tun proto udp port 1194 ca /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/ca.crt cert /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/XX.crt # SWAP XX WITH YOUR SERVER NAME key /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/XX.key # SWAP XX WITH YOUR SERVER NAME dh /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/dh1024.pem # IF YOU CHANGED YOUR ENCRYPTION TO 2048, CHANGE THAT HERE server 10.8.0.0 255.255.255.0 # server and remote endpoints ifconfig 10.8.0.1 10.8.0.2 # Add route to Client routing table for the OpenVPN Server push \"route 10.8.0.1 255.255.255.255\" # Add route to Client routing table for the OpenVPN Subnet push \"route 10.8.0.0 255.255.255.0\" # your local subnet push \"route 192.168.0.10 255.255.255.0\" # SWAP THE IP NUMBER WITH YOUR RASPBERRY PI IP ADDRESS # Set primary domain name server address to the SOHO Router # If your router does not do DNS, you can use Google DNS 8.8.8.8 push \"dhcp-option DNS 192.168.0.1\" # THIS SHOULD ALREADY MATCH YOUR OWN ROUTER ADDRESS AND SHOULD NOT NEED TO BE CHANGED # Override the Client default gateway by using 0.0.0.0/1 and # 128.0.0.0/1 rather than 0.0.0.0/0. This has the benefit of # overriding but not wiping out the original default gateway. push \"redirect-gateway def1\" client-to-client duplicate-cn keepalive 10 120 tls-auth /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/ta.key 0 cipher AES-128-CBC comp-lzo user nobody group nogroup persist-key persist-tun status /var/log/openvpn-status.log 20 log /var/log/openvpn.log verb 1 Hit CTRL and X then Y and ENTER to save. There is one last edit to make in the server configuration files to make sure your Raspberry Pi knows you want it to forward Internet traffic through our new network. Type: nano /etc/sysctl.conf Near the top it says, \"Uncomment the next line to enable packet forwarding for IPv4.\" You want to remove the \"#\" from the start of the next line to inform OpenVPN you want it to take that text into consideration. The line should then read: net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 Hit CTRL and X, then Y and ENTER to save. Finally you need to action the change you just made in the sysctl.conf file. To do this type: sysctl -p You have now made a functioning server that can access the internet. Pass through the firewall Raspbian has a built-in firewall that will block incoming connections, so we need to tell it to allow traffic from OpenVPN to pass through. To create a file that will run each time you start up your Raspberry Pi issuing this permission type: nano /etc/firewall-openvpn-rules.sh Inside this new file type: #!/bin/sh iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.8.0.0/24 -o eth0 -j SNAT --to-source 192.168.0.10 # SWAP THE IP NUMBER WITH YOUR RASPBERRY PI IP ADDRESS CTRL and X then Y and ENTER to save. Newly created files are not executable by default, so we will need to change the permissions and ownership of this file you just created. To do this type: chmod 700 /etc/firewall-openvpn-rules.sh then: chown root /etc/firewall-openvpn-rules.sh This script gives OpenVPN permission to breach the firewall and we now need to add it into the interfaces setup code so it runs on boot. Type: nano /etc/network/interfaces Find the line that says: \"iface eth0 inet static.\" We want to add a line below the list of numbers that follow it. This line needs to be added at an indent so hit TAB first: pre-up /etc/firewall-openvpn-rules.sh CTRL and X then Y and ENTER to save. Finally, reboot your Raspberry Pi by typing: Reboot N.B. Each time you reboot your Raspberry Pi you will need to relaunch PuTTY to connect to it. Ensure you have a static public IP address We have created locks and keys for devices to use to connect to your VPN, but before we hand those keys out we need to tell them where to find the front door. This is your public IP address, which should be kept a secret as it identifies your location on the internet. You can find out your public IP by asking Google. Just type \"what's my IP address?\" into the search box. If this address changes each time you log on you do not have a static IP address so will need to use a dynamic domain name system (DDNS) service to give yourself a domain name to put in place of the IP address. There is a free service at https://www.changeip.com Then on your Raspberry Pi, you need to run something called DDclient to update your DDNS registry automatically. At the command prompt type: sudo apt-get install ddclient This will launch a wizard for configuring ddclient. Don't worry too much about what you enter here as we will be entering the config file straight away. To edit the DDClient configuration with the correct setting type: sudo nano /etc/ddclient.conf Every service will have slightly different configuration, - if you are using changeip.com this blog post will tell you how to edit your settings successfully https://blogdotmegajasondotcom.wordpress.com/2011/03/14/use-ddclient-with-changeip-com/ CTRL and X then Y and ENTER to save. Finally, to set this program running type: sudo ddclient N.B. If you reboot your Raspberry Pi you'll need to type \"sudo ddclient\" to start running it again. Create profile scripts for the devices you want to connect We have created keys for clients (computers and devices) to use to connect to your VPN, but we have not told the clients where to find the server, how to connect, or which key to use. If you created several different client keys for each of the devices you want to grant access, it would be a lot of trouble to generate a new configuration file for each client from scratch. Luckily Eric Jodoin of the SANS institute has written a script to generate them automatically. First type: sudo nano /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/Default.txt Fill in the blank text file with the following: client dev tun proto udp remote [YOUR PUBLIC IP ADDRESS] 1194  #REPLACE YOUR DYNAMIC DNS VALUE FROM CHANGEIP.COM resolv-retry infinite nobind persist-key persist-tun mute-replay-warnings ns-cert-type server key-direction 1 cipher AES-128-CBC comp-lzo verb 1 mute 20 CTRL and X then Y and ENTER to save. Next, to create the script that makes your profile keys type: nano /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/MakeOVPN.sh In this file you need to add the text that Jodoin wrote to create the script: #!/bin/bash # Default Variable Declarations DEFAULT=\"Default.txt\" FILEEXT=\".ovpn\" CRT=\".crt\" KEY=\".3des.key\" CA=\"ca.crt\" TA=\"ta.key\" #Ask for a Client name echo \"Please enter an existing Client Name:\" read NAME #1st Verify that client's Public Key Exists if [ ! -f $NAME$CRT ]; then echo \"[ERROR]: Client Public Key Certificate not found: $NAME$CRT\" exit fi echo \"Client's cert found: $NAME$CR\" #Then, verify that there is a private key for that client if [ ! -f $NAME$KEY ]; then echo \"[ERROR]: Client 3des Private Key not found: $NAME$KEY\" exit fi echo \"Client's Private Key found: $NAME$KEY\" #Confirm the CA public key exists if [ ! -f $CA ]; then echo \"[ERROR]: CA Public Key not found: $CA\" exit fi echo \"CA public Key found: $CA\" #Confirm the tls-auth ta key file exists if [ ! -f $TA ]; then echo \"[ERROR]: tls-auth Key not found: $TA\" exit fi echo \"tls-auth Private Key found: $TA\" #Ready to make a new .opvn file - Start by populating with the default file cat $DEFAULT > $NAME$FILEEXT #Now, append the CA Public Cert echo \"<ca>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT cat $CA >> $NAME$FILEEXT echo \"</ca>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT #Next append the client Public Cert echo \"<cert>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT cat $NAME$CRT | sed -ne '/-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-/,/-END CERTIFICATE-/p' >> $NAME$FILEEXT echo \"</cert>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT #Then, append the client Private Key echo \"<key>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT cat $NAME$KEY >> $NAME$FILEEXT echo \"</key>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT #Finally, append the TA Private Key echo \"<tls-auth>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT cat $TA >> $NAME$FILEEXT echo \"</tls-auth>\" >> $NAME$FILEEXT echo \"Done! $NAME$FILEEXT Successfully Created.\" #Script written by Eric Jodoin \\ No newline at end of file CTRL and X then Y and ENTER to save. N.B. I was not able to successfully copy and paste the entire script accurately in one go, but taking it one section at a time worked no problem). Next you need to give this script permission to run. Type: cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/ The to give it root privileges type: chmod 700 MakeOVPN.sh Finally, execute the script with: ./MakeOVPN.sh As it runs, it will ask you to input the usernames names of the clients for you generated keys for earlier (in my case KateAndroid). Type that when prompted and you should see the line: Done! KateAndroid.ovpn Successfully Created. Repeat this step for each additional username you added client. Export your client keys for use on the connecting devices You now need to copy those keys onto the devices you want to use them. If you are using PuTTY on a Windows machine you can use a software package called WinSCP to do this. For Mac, try Fugu. First, to grant yourself read/write access to the folder at the command prompt type: chmod 777 /etc/openvpn chmod 777 /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa chmod 777 /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys chmod 777 /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/[ClientName].ovpn Be sure to undo this when you're done copying files by typing: chmod 600 /etc/openvpn and repeating for each step with the chmod 600 command, which removes read/write access again. You can now launch the software you are using to copy the files off your Raspberry Pi to navigate to the openvpn folder and copy the files labelled \"KateAndroid.ovpn\" etc. You can also open the command prompt on the machine in your network you would like to copy the files to and type: scp pi@[ip-address-of-your-pi]:/etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/[ClientName].ovpn [ClientName].ovpn Install the OpenVPN Connect app on your device You are now ready to download and install the OpenVPN Connect app on your Android or iPhone - they are available through the stores as a free download. You will need to import the profile keys you just made as the final piece of the VPN connection puzzle. When prompted for a pass phrase here it is the 3des.key one you will need to enter. For iOS Use iTunes to add the .ovpn file to the OpenVPN Connect app. When you launch the app on your phone you will now get the option of installing that profile and making the connection. For Android Connect your android device to your computer with a USB cable. Navigate to the Downloads folder on your handset and paste the .ovpn file there. When you launch the app on your handset you can now tap the menu dropdown in the top right corner, select Import>Import profile from SD card then navigate to the downloads folder and choose to import the file and make the connection. One more thing After all this is done, if your phone still can't connect to the OpenVPN server you might need to adjust the firewall on your router to do port-forwarding of port 1194 to the Raspberry Pi. You'll need to follow the instructions from your ISP to access the router and complete this step. THANKS TO : https://twitter.com/zoodor for debugging this guide.",
			"Gold reference": "Eyes are everywhere online.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Download the NOOBS software. Install the NOOBS software.",
			"Beam candidate": "Go to https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/. Download the NOOBS (New Out Of the Box Software) from the Raspberry Pi website.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Browse for answers to your web browser and follow the Internet. build a VPN server for your home computer. Download the NOOBS file management app (or it will open the computer to see its data). Press  Enter when on the screen."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 177,
			"Input": "summarize: The teams came head-to-head in the FA Cup quarter-final, with Chelsea winning the match 1-0. The action wasn't all on the pitch though. Chelsea manager Antonio Conte and Mourinho argued throughout the game, and had to be separated by the assistant referee at one point. Mourinho does, of course, have past history with Chelsea having been sacked by the club back in December 2015. He started his new job with United in May 2016. N'Golo Kante scored the only goal in the game. The victory means the Blues could still win the double of the league and FA Cup. The argument between the two bosses flared when United midfielder Ander Herrera was sent off for two yellow cards, leaving United to play for almost an hour with 10 men. Chelsea will now face Tottenham in the semi-final.",
			"Gold reference": "Chelsea boss Antonio Conte and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho argued during their match last night.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has defended his position as manager of Chelsea's Premier League side.",
			"Beam candidate": "Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and Chelsea manager Manuel Pellegrini have won the FA Cup quarter-finals of the Premier League.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has denied one of Chelsea's first goals of the season, despite Benfica's penalty from Tom Pettigrew."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 178,
			"Input": "summarize: The 22-year-old has played for the Auckland Blues Development side as well as Northland in the ITM Cup. \"He is a young prop who can play on both sides of the scrum and I believe he has huge potential,\" said Connacht coach Pat Lam. \"I know he will continue to thrive and develop in a full-time professional environment.\" He added: \"I first saw Dominic as he came through the Auckland Schools system and played for the Blues U18s in New Zealand. \"We're looking forward to getting him over for the pre-season as we build towards the start of a new season in both the Pro12 and European Champions Cup.\" Robertson-McCoy is Irish qualified through his grandfather, who hails from Mowhan in Co Armagh.",
			"Gold reference": "Pro12 champions Connacht have signed  Irish qualified tight-head prop Dominic Robertson-McCoy from New Zealand.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Connacht have signed prop Dominic Robertson-McCoy on a two-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "Dominic Robertson-McCoy has signed a new contract with Connacht.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Connacht forward Dominic Robertson-McCoy has signed a one-year deal with the Rugby Football Union (UFU) ahead of their pre-season training at Hiroshima training ground."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 179,
			"Input": "summarize: Jonathan Baines, 44, also known as \"Willy\", was found dead at a house on Ropery Road, Gainsborough, on 1 August. Pamela McLaggan, 51, of Greystones Road, denied murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Prosecutors accepted her plea. She was remanded in custody at Lincoln Crown Court ahead of sentencing on 21 December. The court heard Mr Baines had been out for the day at Market Rasen races before returning to Gainsborough and visiting pubs in the town.",
			"Gold reference": "A woman has admitted killing her partner who was fatally stabbed after returning home from a day at the races.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman has been remanded in custody after a woman was found dead in a house in Gainsborough.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman has been remanded in custody after she was found dead at a house in Gainsborough.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man has been jailed for life for murdering a man and two women in a hospice near Gainsborough."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 180,
			"Input": "summarize: Tunisia's former president Moncef Marzouki is among the campaigners. The activists said they wanted to draw attention to the blockade, which Israel says is a necessary security measure. Israel says it acted in international waters to prevent the \"intended breach of the maritime blockade\" imposed since 2009 against the Hamas-run territory. There was no violence as the navy searched the boat, Israel says. The activists said the vessel was carrying humanitarian aid, including medicine and solar panels. The boat intercepted on Monday is believed to be Marianne - the lead vessel of a four-strong flotilla. \"In accordance with international law, the Israeli Navy advised the vessel several times to change course,\" the military said in a statement, the AFP news agency reports. \"Following their refusal the Navy visited and searched the vessel in international waters in order to prevent their intended breach of the maritime blockade of the Gaza Strip.\" The vessel is currently being escorted to the port of Ashdod. The flotilla is the latest in a number of protest voyages against Israel's maritime blockade. In 2010, nine Turkish activists were killed aboard another vessel amid clashes as Israeli commandos boarded the boat. Ten Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident on the Turkish-owned ship Mavi Marmara as it attempted to breach the blockade. It caused a deep rift between Israel and Turkey, who were former allies.",
			"Gold reference": "The Israeli Navy has intercepted a Gaza-bound vessel sailed by pro-Palestinian activists and diverted it to an Israeli port, the military says.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Israeli navy has searched a flotilla in Gaza to prevent Israeli military action against Israel.",
			"Beam candidate": "Israeli navy has searched a four-strong flotilla in Gaza to prevent Israel's maritime blockade.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The Israeli navy says it has struck a flotilla from a German navy vessel in the Gaza Strip."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 181,
			"Input": "summarize: An Israeli TV report revealed $127,000 of public money was spent on fitting the room on his flight to attend former UK PM Margaret Thatcher's funeral. The expense met with anger in Israel, which is facing austerity measures. Mr Netanyahu's office said the prime minister had been unaware of the cost. Israeli media reports said the cost was incurred by having four walls and door installed around a double bed, and 22 business class seats fitted on a plane chartered from El Al, Israel's national airline. The flight from Israel to the UK takes about five-and-a-half hours. The aircraft cost about $300,000 to use, before the custom fittings. Israel's Channel 10 first reported the story, which triggered angry reactions in the media. \"Bibi is king, and in a monarchy, when the king and queen fly, price is no object,\" said political commentator Sima Kadmon, referring to Mr Netanyahu by his nickname, in Israel's biggest-selling newspaper Yediot Ahranot. Mr Netanyahu's office said the prime minister needed a good night's sleep on the flight ahead of a day of busy schedules. It later said the prime minister had not been aware of the additional cost and had ordered cut-backs. Reports said customised \"rest chambers\" would no longer be used on European flights, while other media quoted his office as saying they would be dropped all together. The news came at a time when Israelis face tax rises as part of austerity measures being discussed by the cabinet. It also follows the revelation earlier this year that the prime minister's office had an annual budget of $2,700 for ice-cream bought by his staff from a Jerusalem shop. Mr Netanyahu scrapped the allowance after the story came to light.",
			"Gold reference": "Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will change his sleeping arrangements on flights after criticism over the cost of installing a special bedroom on a trip to the UK, his office says.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has scrapped a government budget for a plane that cost him more than $300,000 to use.",
			"Beam candidate": "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has scrapped the cost of customs-fitting a double bed on his flight from Israel to the UK.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has resigned after nearly six months of \"evil stress\" on his campaign fund."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 182,
			"Input": "summarize: Murray, 25, who has already secured Rio Olympic qualification, was down in 21st after the fencing round. Strong swimming and run-shoot combined events helped her climb to ninth and reach Sunday's final in Bath. She is joined by Great Britain team-mates Kate French, Freyja Prentice and Francesca Summers. Britain will claim the maximum of two Olympic berths for the women's event if any of the GB athletes - other than Murray - can finish in the top eight in Sunday's final at the University of Bath. \"I sometimes struggle to find that spark and have the same adrenalin that I do in the final during qualification,\" said Murray, who was fourth in the women's team event alongside Mhairi Spence on Wednesday. \"Hopefully I can step things up at the weekend,\" she added. World junior champion Summers, who won Youth Olympic silver in 2014, secured the last automatic qualification place in the first of the combined heats. \"I took lots of confidence from winning world junior gold in Mexico,\" she told BBC Sport. \"It's a big step-up in standard, but the target was to reach the final and I'm so happy I've done that.\" On Saturday Jamie Cooke, Tom Toolis and Joe Choong will compete in the men's final knowing a top-eight finish will attain them a Rio Olympic qualification.",
			"Gold reference": "Olympic silver medallist Samantha Murray recovered from a difficult start to remain on course for a first individual European pentathlon title.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Britain's Olympic gold medallists have been crowned champions of the women's team event at the Rio Olympics.",
			"Beam candidate": "Great Britain's Andy Murray has won a bronze medal in the women' s team event at the Rio Olympics in Mexico.",
			"Top-p candidate": "British Women's champions Luis Murray is to begin the 2019 Olympic Games in Mexico."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 183,
			"Input": "summarize: The hosts claimed Australia's last five wickets for 44 runs on Friday morning to bowl them out for 308 and secure a first-innings lead of 122. Ian Bell and Joe Root both scored 60 and Ben Stokes 42 as England surged further ahead in the afternoon session to the delight of a buoyant Cardiff crowd. And although wickets fell regularly in a frenetic finale, Mark Wood's unbeaten 32 helped England reach 289 all out to set Australia an improbable 412 to win. Only two teams in Test history have successfully chased that many runs, with Australia's best effort the 404-3 by Don Bradman's 'Invincibles' at Headingley in 1948. England set the tone for a near-perfect day with an electric performance on the third morning, executing their plans to perfection to finish off the Australia innings. Shane Watson's vulnerability to lbws was brilliantly exploited as Stuart Broad dismissed him for 30 in the second over of the day before Wood pinned Nathan Lyon in front of his stumps. James Anderson found swing with the new ball to induce edges from Brad Haddin and Mitchell Starc, with Broad removing Mitchell Johnson in between. In little more than an hour, England had advanced from a position of relative strength to one of total control. After a nervy start with the bat - failures for Alastair Cook and Gary Ballance left England teetering on 22-2 - their second innings found momentum. Adam Lyth showed his mettle with a fluent 37, but the main catalyst was Bell, who put a dreadful sequence of 56 runs in nine innings behind him with a fine half-century. The Warwickshire batsman went on the front foot from the off, lashing two cover drives in one Mitchell Starc over and peppering the third-man boundary with his trademark late cut. He reached fifty off 75 balls, and underlined his new-found confidence by crashing Johnson over cover for his 11th four. The next ball brought Bell's undoing however, as, clearly expecting the short ball, he backed away slightly and was clean bowled to give Johnson his first wicket of the match. By the time of Bell's dismissal, England were flying and the in-form duo of Root and Stokes kept them airborne, with both finding the boundary nine times. A mini-collapse from 207-4 to 245-8 in the last session gave Australia a glimmer of hope, only for England to find inspiration from an unlikely source. Swinging from the hip, Wood took the lead role in a 43-run partnership for the ninth wicket with Moeen Ali and was still at the crease when Anderson became Lyon's fourth victim in the very last action of the day. England's brilliance has set up the possibility of a four-day finish, and the hosts would be wise to do their utmost to wrap things up on Saturday because of heavy showers forecast for Sunday. Australia will no doubt still fancy their chances of pulling off a record-breaking victory, but in reality the Welsh weather represents their best chance of avoiding going into next week's second Test at Lord's 1-0 down. Australia spinner Nathan Lyon: \"We're definitely still in it. If we bat two days the result will go our way. There's no reason why we can't dig deep. \"We've got to learn from our first innings with the bat - be more patient. There were too many 30s in the first innings, so we need to try and push on a bit more and have a couple of our top five get big hundreds.\" England batsman Ian Bell: \"There are no gimmes and we expect more tomorrow. We are going to have to work hard to win.\"",
			"Gold reference": "England hammered home their advantage over Australia in the first Test on a fast-moving third day to put themselves in pole position to take the lead in the Ashes.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ben Stokes scored a century as England beat Australia 412 to reach the final Test of the season.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ben Stokes scored a century as England beat Australia 412 to reach their fourth Test win of the season.",
			"Top-p candidate": "England all added themselves to the pace that helped both India and England win their fifth Test match against England."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 184,
			"Input": "summarize: 6 November 2015 Last updated at 12:30 GMT The city has been hit by thunderstorms and heavy rains, but there has been no reports of damage. Check out this amazing time-lapse video of the storm.",
			"Gold reference": "A huge storm cloud rolled over Sydney, Australia on Friday giving us some amazing views.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The city of London has been hit by a storm and has been hit by heavy rains.",
			"Beam candidate": "An amazing time-lapse video of a storm that hit the city in the early hours of the morning.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Hundreds of people visited Earth in the city in the aftermath of a storm in western Sydney on Tuesday."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 185,
			"Input": "summarize: She is in possession of WTA ranking points once again after proving too strong for Roberta Vinci in her first match since a 15-month ban for taking the banned drug meldonium. There were errors, of course, and her movement is a work in progress, but she served strongly and returned with aggressive intent: hitting nearly twice as many winners as unforced errors. And she played with sheer bloody mindedness, in the way she always has. The Stuttgart crowd was respectful of Sharapova, and generous in her moment of victory, although the real warmth was reserved for her opponent. This first win will move the former world number one to the cusp of the top 500, but her ambitions for the week will stretch further, given the way she played and the frailties of some of the top seeds. Defeats for both Agnieszka Radwanska and Garbine Muguruza mean Sharapova cannot face a seeded player before the semi-finals. The top players in the women's game remain maddeningly inconsistent, and with Serena Williams pregnant, Victoria Azarenka on maternity leave and Petra Kvitova still recuperating from December's stabbing, there are opportunities galore. Sharapova is a five-time Grand Slam champion, and a likely future champion. This may be her 15th year on tour, but she has missed more time than most due to shoulder problems, as well as the ban. And rest did Roger Federer no harm before the Australian Open in Melbourne, when he clinched his 18th Grand Slam title after a six-month injury lay-off. She has won Slams on all surfaces and is brimming with motivation on her return from what she considers an unduly harsh ban imposed for an administrative error. And mentally, she is stronger than anyone bar Serena Williams. But it will probably take time. Stringing together seven wins in a row at a Grand Slam is notoriously difficult when you lack match practice and sharpness, and Sharapova may have to negotiate an extra three matches of qualifying at Roland Garros and Wimbledon. This was one of the main themes of her first news conference with regular tennis writers for 15 months. I thought she seemed nervous, quite frosty and was confrontational at times. \"I'm not getting a wildcard to receive a trophy or a golden platter,\" she said when asked about the numerous tournament invitations which have upset so many of her peers. \"I have to get through the matches and I still have to win them and that's my job.\" Caroline Wozniacki and Radwanska are just two players to have questioned why a player returning from a doping ban is being offered so many wildcards. The former world number one and number two were dismissed as \"journeyman\" players by Sharapova's agent Max Eisenbud. \"I don't control my manager's words,\" Sharapova said when asked for her response, and then made no attempt to distance herself in the slightest from the sentiments. \"I'm sure he's been watching everyone's comments in the previous 15 months and he's entitled to his own opinion.\" Sharapova's lack of camaraderie has never held her back in the past, and she still has no desire to form friendships on tour. That wouldn't help her tennis, she pointed out. The locker room is where you go for an ice bath, she argued. Her true friends can be found away from the workplace. Sharapova would love to be at Roland Garros and Wimbledon this year, and she says she would be \"prepared to play in the juniors\" if it helped. She would need to reach the final here in Stuttgart to earn sufficient ranking points to gain direct entry into the qualifying draw of the French Open. If she fails to do so, her fate will be revealed to great fanfare on the evening of Tuesday 16 May, when wildcards for both qualifying and the main draw will be announced on Facebook Live. The All England Club is unlikely to go down the same route. Officially, wildcard recipients will not be determined until Tuesday 20 June, by which time Sharapova could be back in the top 100 and eligible for the main Wimbledon draw. To do so she will need to earn close to 600 ranking points from this week and her next two tournaments in Madrid and Rome. A return of one semi-final and one quarter-final is likely to be enough, but that would still be some effort after so long away from the sport.",
			"Gold reference": "From Maria Sharapova's perspective, Wednesday 26 April could not have gone much better.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Serena Sharapova is a great player, and I'm not getting a wildcard.",
			"Beam candidate": "Serena Sharapova's first win of the week at the Stuttgart Open has been a great success.",
			"Top-p candidate": "WTA Tour champion Sylvia Sharapova of Belgium is the most real surprise in the world and can be the most likely new champion in the top 50 at Wimbledon."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 186,
			"Input": "summarize: Richard Di Natale, head of the left-wing Australian Greens, argues reducing hours would boost productivity and allow workers more time with family. Mr Di Natale said he was not suggesting a specific model, but workers would need to be guaranteed adequate income. Australia's two major parties have not commented on the proposal, but it has drawn criticism from an economist. In the dark days of the 19th Century, many workers in industrialised nations considered themselves lucky if they got Sunday off. The achievement of a 40-hour week with Saturday and Sunday off for many was a major landmark for the labour movement. But some have tried to go further. In 2008, about 17,000 government officials in the US state of Utah started working four 10-hour days in a bid to cut costs. The experiment didn't last: the five-day week was reinstated in 2011. Other US states have also toyed with the idea. The Gambia recently scrapped its four-day working week, which had been designed to allow people more flexibility on Fridays. But what is the ideal working week, and could the four-day week become more widespread? Read more: How shorter weeks have worked elsewhere Mr Di Natale said he wanted to start a national conversation on the future of work. \"It's time we recognised there are big questions we're not asking ourselves. What sort of society do we want to be?\" he told the Australian Broadcasting Corp (ABC). \"We have some many people in this country who are working more hours than they should.\" He said Australia could follow other countries in trialling a social security safety net to guarantee adequate income. Economist Saul Eslake said he did not support the proposal, comparing it to France's 35-hour working week. \"The French are good at many things, but economic management is not one of them,\" he told the ABC. \"Their economy has grown at barely more than 1% per annum over the past seven years.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Australia should consider adopting a four-day working week or a six-hour working day, a political leader says.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Australia's Greens have argued that reducing hours could help workers in industrialised nations, but it has been a key step in a bid to cut costs.",
			"Beam candidate": "Australia's Green Party has rejected a proposal to cut hours for workers in industrialised nations.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Australia's leaders of the US and Australia have hinted at a solution to the issue of working over the weekend."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 187,
			"Input": "summarize: Reports suggest Chinese buyers are acquiring the clothing retailer, which started in London in the 1850s. Its illustrious fans have included the Queen Mother, Margaret Thatcher and actors such as Cary Grant. But after the British firm was saved from administration in 2012, it has mainly focused on China and last year saw its UK sales fall 16%. Hong Kong-based YGM Trading, which bought it for \u00a315m four years ago, said Aquascutum is due to be sold in March 2017 to two buyers. The unnamed acquirers have made a $5m down payment for exclusive rights to the deal, YGM said in its annual report this week. Chinese textile firm Shandong Ruyi Group is understood to be one of the buyers, according to Bloomberg. Aquascutum started as a Mayfair tailors in 1851, rising to prominence after its founder, John Emary, patented the first waterproof textile. Its trench coats were worn by British soldiers during the First World War, while in 1953 its wyncol fabric - designed to withstand 100 mph winds - was used by explorer Edmund Hillary in the first confirmed ascent of Mount Everest. The coats were also a regular feature on the silver screen, with Sean Connery wearing one in Another Time, Another Place in 1958 and Sophia Loren in The Key. However, the retailer has struggled in recent years, closing its Nottinghamshire factory in 2012 and then falling into administration. Under YGM's ownership, the company's primary focus has been China, with 135 of its 146 outlets located in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. Last year it closed 14 stores in China amid declining sales, but opened one in Europe. In the UK, its three remaining standalone stores are in Westfield London, Great Marlborough Street and Jermyn Street.",
			"Gold reference": "Aquascutum, whose luxury raincoats have been worn by royalty and film stars, is being sold for $120m (\u00a397m).",
			"Greedy candidate": "A Chinese textile firm has sold its first standalone store in the UK, after a year of declines.",
			"Beam candidate": "China's Aquascutum has been bought by Chinese textile firm Shandong Ruyi.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A Chinese textile shopper has been approached by shoppers for their second ever apparel store, Aquascutum."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 188,
			"Input": "summarize: The first incident saw a 71-year-old woman from Sandyhills tricked by someone claiming to work for BT. Now a woman in Stranraer has lost money to a caller who said he was contacting her about problems with her internet. He claimed to be from BT technical support and gained remote access to her computer to take the cash. The Sandyhills incident happened on 15 September with the Stranraer con taking place seven days later. PC Siobhan Pellett said: \"The ease with which these people seem to be able to gain access to their victim's computer is frightening and the sums of money being taken are substantial. \"We are asking people to be very, very careful when answering a cold call from someone who tries to gain remote access to their computer in order to rectify an alleged fault. \"Our message is worth repeating once again that people should never, never give out any banking details or account numbers over the telephone. \"Banks, building societies and reputable businesses never ask for this information.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A 60-year-old woman in Dumfries and Galloway has been conned out of \u00a330,000 just a week after a similar scam netted \u00a310,000.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman has been contacted by a caller who claims to be from BT to help her computer get back to her computer.",
			"Beam candidate": "A woman has lost money to a caller who claims to be from BT to take cash from her computer.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A woman has lost money after her internet battery could be destroyed when her boss insists he was trying to get her cash from BT."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 189,
			"Input": "summarize: The 25-year-old from Plymouth, who also dived at the 2006 Commonwealth Games and 2009 World Championship, has quit after a \"I just feel like my body is telling me to give up,\" the 10m platform diver told BBC South West Sport. \"I'm 25-years-old and knowing there's another four years until Rio, I just don't think my body will hold out.\" My dream, even as a little girl, was to make an Olympic Games. Not making London was heartbreaking and my dreams were shattered Graddon, who won a bronze medal at the 2009 European Diving Championship in Turin, cites 2008 as the best year of her career as a diver. She said: \"I'd come back from injury and illness and that year I was British champion and qualified for the Olympic place for Great Britain, although I didn't make Beijing.\" Graddon, who trained alongside Tom Daley and Tonia Couch in Plymouth, says her biggest regret is never being selected for an Olympics, after also missing out on a place at London 2012. \"My dream, even as a little girl, was to make an Olympic Games,\" she added. \"Not making Beijing was sad and I was gutted not to make it, but I thought 'head down, London's in four years'. \"But not making London was heartbreaking and my dreams were shattered. \"I knew I probably wouldn't make Rio, so it was horrible and the worst feeling not getting what I wanted, but that's sport.\"",
			"Gold reference": "European bronze-medal winning diver Brooke Graddon has announced her retirement from the sport.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Olympic diver Mark Graddon has quit her job after a \"shattered\" dream.",
			"Beam candidate": "Britain's Nicola Graddon has quit her diving career after a \"shattered\" dream.",
			"Top-p candidate": "London 2012 British and Irish diver Jenny Graddon says she feel \"couldn't make Beijing\" after not making an Olympic Games as she claims she has now been chosen for the 2008 Olympic Games."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 190,
			"Input": "summarize: That was a 20% increase on the same period last year. The profit was achieved on turnover of \u00a3152m, up from \u00a3117m the previous year. First Derivatives makes financial analysis software used by investment banks all over the world and the firm now employs more than 1,750 people. They also provide consultancy services and are diversifying into new markets, primarily marketing technology and utilities. Chairman Seamus Keating said they have made an encouraging start to the current financial year. \"We are engaged in numerous discussions across industries and believe our products and services are well placed competitively. \"Consequently we anticipate another year of strong growth,\" he said. The firm was founded by Brian Conlon in 1996 and floated on the stock market in 2002. At that time, it had just 26 employees and a turnover of less than \u00a32m. It is understood that the company is planning to develop a significant amount of new office space close to its existing headquarters in Newry. That will be largely to accommodate the growth in its managed services business",
			"Gold reference": "First Derivatives, the financial technology firm based in Newry, County Down, made \u00a312.5m profit before tax for the year to the end of February.",
			"Greedy candidate": "First Derivatives has reported a profit of \u00a38.8m, up from \u00a38.8m the previous year.",
			"Beam candidate": "First Derivatives has reported a profit of \u00a3152m, up from \u00a3117m the previous year.",
			"Top-p candidate": "First Derivatives has invested \u00a32.5m in all its systems to deliver finance to the financial markets, employing more than 1,000 people."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 191,
			"Input": "summarize: Williams, 42, was forced to qualify after he was defeated by Mark Selby on Sunday in the final of the China Open. He will be one of 14 Welsh players who will have to win three qualifying rounds at Ponds Forge in Sheffield to secure a place in the first round. Ryan Day is the only Welshman to be guaranteed a place in the competition. The World Championship starts at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre on Saturday, 15 April. 15-year-old schoolboy Jackson Page and amateur Tyler Rees, 18, will play in the qualifying rounds after receiving an invitation to compete. Page, of Ebbw Vale, will take on world number 75 Martin O'Donnell on Thursday while Rees will play against world number 44 Xiao Guodong of China on Wednesday. Elsewhere, Matthew Stevens - twice a runner up at the Crucible - will face off against fellow Welshman Lee Walker on Wednesday. Find out how to get into snooker, pool and billiards with our fully inclusive guide. Sign up to My Sport to follow snooker news and reports on the BBC app.",
			"Gold reference": "Two-time world champion Mark Williams will face China's world number 84 Zhao Xintong in the World Championship first qualifying round on Saturday.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Wales' Ryan Williams will be the first Welshman to qualify for the World Championships in the first round of the World Championship.",
			"Beam candidate": "Welsh snooker player Ryan Williams has been given a chance to qualify for the World Championship in Sheffield.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ryder Cup world number two Kyle Williams has been handed a qualifying title in the Welsh Open for the 16th International Group B championship."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 192,
			"Input": "summarize: A pre-application notice was submitted on Friday, paving the way for full proposals for Jedburgh in due course. The project would see Parkside and Howdenburn Primaries and Jedburgh Grammar School closed. It would see the creation of a new campus with all education for children aged from two to 18 in the area taking place on one site at Hartrigge Park. The ground was bought for housing by Jedburgh Town Council over 50 years ago but has not been developed. Scottish Borders Council has said the campus would have state-of-the-art classrooms and learning spaces, the very best IT infrastructure and first-class leisure and dining provision, as well as the very best sporting and PE facilities. Consultation into the proposals is currently ongoing in the area. The project could be approved later this year with the new Jedburgh campus operational by 2020.",
			"Gold reference": "Plans for a new education campus in a Scottish Borders town have moved a step closer.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A project to create a new school campus in the Scottish Borders has been submitted.",
			"Beam candidate": "Plans to build a new school in the Scottish Borders have been submitted to the council.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A large scheme to rename campus in Aberdeenshire has been rejected."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 193,
			"Input": "summarize: The Women in Democracy Caucus also wants extra support for women AMs, and more women experts on TV and radio. Its leader - Presiding Officer Rosemary Butler - said women's voices were \"not being heard\". The Welsh government said banning companies from procurement processes would be illegal. However, a spokesman added: \"While we have to recognise this legal constraint, no-one should be in any doubt regarding our dedication to maximising women's participation in all areas of public life.\" The report was produced to coincide with International Women's Day. Dame Rosemary said: \"Women's voices are not being heard and our views are being overlooked, so I am working to address the need for more women to apply for and take up public roles and appointments.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Organisations without women on their boards should not be given Welsh government grants or contracts worth over \u00a3250,000, a group of AMs has said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A report has been produced by the Welsh government to address the need for more women to apply for and take up public roles and appointments.",
			"Beam candidate": "Women's voices are not being heard in Wales, a report has said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Women's voices are not being heard by critics, a report has heard."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 194,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device The names will be announced during the One Show on BBC One between 19:00 and 19:30 GMT. A capacity crowd of about 12,000 will attend the show at the First Direct Arena in Leeds on Sunday, 15 December. The programme will follow on from last year's awards where Sir Bradley Wiggins was crowned 2012 Sports Personality. Full roll of honour After Tuesday's announcement, there will be details of all the contenders and arrangements for public voting on the night at www.bbc.co.uk/sportspersonality. Tour de France winner and Olympic road cycling champion Wiggins was the latest to join an illustrious roll of honour last year when he received the coveted trophy from the Duchess of Cambridge and former England football captain David Beckham, watched on television by more than 15m people. Presenter Gary Lineker said: \"It's going to be tough to follow last year, the most unbelievable sporting year in living memory, but the fact that it is the 60th anniversary, the fact that it is coming to Leeds, means it's still going to be a huge show.\" Director of BBC Sport Barbara Slater added: \"We're thrilled Leeds is to host BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2013. The sporting heritage of the city is outstanding and the new arena will be a great venue from which to celebrate the very best of sport.\" Devised by Sir Paul Fox in 1954, the first Sports Personality of the Year was held at the Savoy Hotel in London, where it was presented by Peter Dimmock. World record-breaking 5,000m runner Sir Christopher Chataway beat four minute-mile hero Sir Roger Bannister to the award that year as the public voted for the first winner. The trophy has since been won by many of the greats of British sport, including Bobby Moore, Princess Anne, Lord Coe, Daley Thompson, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, Sir Steve Redgrave, David Beckham, Dame Kelly Homes, Andrew Flintoff, Sir Chris Hoy and many more. Media playback is not supported on this device The show went on the road in 2006, taking in Birmingham, Liverpool, Sheffield, Manchester and London. To date, more than 55,000 people have enjoyed spending a spectacular evening with the stars of the sporting year. Lineker added: \"Taking the show out on the road has worked really well. It has proven to be hugely popular. You get thousands of people who can come along and enjoy the live show and it just becomes more of an event. \"When you get the people there who really want to be there - the supporters, the sports fans - it just adds to the atmosphere and I'm sure it will be the same in Leeds.\" Most tickets for the event have been sold, although a limited number will be made available later in November.",
			"Gold reference": "A shortlist of 10 contenders will be named on Tuesday for next month's 60th BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.",
			"Greedy candidate": "BBC One will be a huge show for the BBC Sport team.",
			"Beam candidate": "BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2013 will be a huge show for the BBC.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Leeds has been a unique one to celebrate the brand's 60th anniversary,\" BBC Sports Personality of the Year."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 195,
			"Input": "summarize: Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson endorsed her party's UK manifesto. Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie said the Conservatives were \"talking up\" the SNP's prospects. SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon was in New Lanark, while Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy was on the campaign trail in Cumbernauld. Speaking at the Dawnfresh fish factory in Uddingston, Ms Davdison believed that a Labour government propped up by the SNP would be damaging for the UK's finances. She said that under a Conservative government minimum wage earners would pay no income tax. Ms Davidson added: \"We're the party which will sort out the economy so that we can afford a great NHS and give you and your family the chance to make the most of your lives. \"The SNP and Labour have the brass neck to pretend that they have a plan for the economy but any plan based on more taxes, more borrowing and more debt would wreck all the hard work of the last five years.\" However, Mr Rennie, who was campaigning in Pittenweem, said the Conservatives, were \"putting their party before their country by seeking to increase their vote share at any price\". He added: \"The Conservative election campaign has repeatedly talked up the SNP. Immediately after the UK leaders debates, George Osborne was talking up the performance of Nicola Sturgeon. \"I am not sure what kind of bizarre tactical game he was playing but it can only have helped the SNP increase their support further. \"And now the Conservatives in Scotland are getting in the way of our battles to stop the SNP in the 11 Westminster seats we hold in Scotland.\" What are the top issues for each political party at the 2015 general election? Policy guide: Where the parties stand Ms Sturgeon attacked both the Tories and Labour as she continued election campaigning. She said: \"People in Scotland have always known to expect harsh, ideological cuts from the Tories - and today's cuts manifesto is likely to be more of the same. But that Labour have been so quick to meekly fall into line with George Osborne's plans just goes to show how far they have moved away from their roots. \"And with Ed Balls lifting the lid on Labour's cuts plans yesterday and finally putting an end to Jim Murphy's anti-cuts pretence, Labour's commitment to austerity is clear for all to see.\" The SNP leader and first minister of Scotland had earlier taken questions from listeners on BBC Radio's Five Live morning phone in. In response to a question from presenter Nicky Campbell, Ms Sturgeon reiterated that she was not planning another independence referendum. She said that if you voted SNP on 7 May, you were not voting for another referendum. In Cumbernauld, Mr Murphy said SNP plans for Scottish taxes supporting Scotland's finances would mean millions lost for working families in tax credits. Mr Murphy said: \"The SNP's reckless plans will cost working families the most, with a \u00a37.6bn black hole in Scotland's finances and the end of the UK welfare state as we know it. \"Scotland doesn't have to choose between Tory austerity or SNP austerity max. Scottish Labour is the only party on the ballot paper offering a real alternative to austerity. \"Only Labour is big enough and strong enough to kick the Tories out and give working families the support they need.\" Meanwhile, the Scottish Greens backed the manifesto commitments of the Green Party of England and Wales which they believe would make a positive difference to people's lives. Alison Johnstone, from the Scottish Greens said: \"Greens across these islands are clear: we must end Westminster's failed austerity experiment.\" Voters throughout the UK go to the polls on 7 May to choose their next MP. Polling suggests the contest will be tight and no one party will win an overall majority in the House of Commons.",
			"Gold reference": "General election campaigning is continuing during a week which is being dominated by manifesto launches.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Conservatives have endorsed the Conservatives' UK manifesto for the 2015 general election, a campaigner has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Conservatives in Scotland are \"talking up\" the SNP's prospects for the UK economy, Nicola Sturgeon has said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Labour leader Nicola Sturgeon will succeed Mr Davdison in their so-called slurbs campaign ahead of the general election in 2016."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 196,
			"Input": "summarize: The company said it had faced a \"chorus of music label representatives and artists\" accusing it of \"mistreating\" songwriters and performers. Hank Green, a prominent video producer and entrepreneur, said YouTube gave musicians \"new revenue streams\". The row comes as the video-sharing website renews its agreements with major record labels. Prominent voices in the music industry have accused YouTube of paying low royalties for music video streams and turning a blind eye to copyright infringement. In March, the Recording Industry Association of America said YouTube paid \"meagre\" royalties when compared to subscription music services such as Apple Music and Spotify. On Monday, music manager Irving Azoff, formerly in charge of Ticketmaster and who now represents artists such as Christina Aguilera, said artists were paid a \"pittance\" on the advertising-funded site. In an open letter, he said YouTube did not allow musicians to put their tracks behind its YouTube Red pay-wall to earn more revenue. He also accused YouTube of \"hiding behind\" a so-called \"safe harbour\" provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which stops websites being held responsible for copyright infringement by users, in some circumstances. Trying to keep copyright music off YouTube was \"an impossible, expensive game of 'whack-a-mole',\" he said. \"When the artist sends a 'take down' it should be a 'stay down'.\" YouTube said comparing subscription services to free advertising-funded websites was \"like comparing what a cab driver earns from fares to what they earn showing ads in their taxi\". In a blog post, the company said it paid \"a majority\" - more than 50% - of its advertising income to content creators and the music industry. However, it added that the average YouTube user listened to only one hour of music a month, compared to the 55 hours a month it said Spotify subscribers consumed. The company said its Content ID technology could detect when copyright music was uploaded to the website and automatically dealt with 99.5% of copyright claims. It said record labels had the choice of whether to earn advertising revenue from unauthorised uploads or have them blocked indefinitely, and that half of the $3bn (\u00c2\u00a32bn) it had paid out to the music industry came from monetising these \"unauthorised uploads\" by the public. Income from its subscription service YouTube Red, available in the US, was shared with content creators and musicians in the same way as advertising revenue. YouTube has been separately criticised by video-makers who say Content ID does not respect the \"fair use\" of television and film extracts, which is protected by a provision of the DMCA. It has attempted to address the problem by allowing disputed videos to earn advertising revenue which is kept until the correct copyright holder can be identified. Hank Green, co-founder of the world's biggest online video convention VidCon, described YouTube's Content ID technology as a \"win-win\" situation for record labels. \"[Record labels] can take the video down, or they can claim the revenue for themselves... this is not an expensive game of 'whack-a-mole', it's 100% automated,\" he wrote in a reply to Mr Azoff. \"They've been given a new 10-figure revenue stream of claimed fan creations that they never would have had without YouTube.\" Singer Dave Giles, a regular performer at YouTube events, said musicians did benefit from advertising-supported streams on the video site. \"It was interesting that when Taylor Swift took her songs off Spotify, she kept them on YouTube,\" he told the BBC. \"If it wasn't really helping her career, surely she should have taken them off there as well. \"Spotify might be paying more per stream than YouTube, but they have more subscribers. There's an argument that YouTube should be doing more to push its subscription model, but they are still rolling it out. \"It's still more than artists get on Facebook. Where's Mr Azoff's email about that? Why is YouTube facing the rap and Facebook not?\"",
			"Gold reference": "A prominent online video star has defended YouTube in a row over the way the site treats musicians.",
			"Greedy candidate": "YouTube has paid a majority of its advertising revenue to music creators and the music industry, a row has emerged over the use of its content ID technology.",
			"Beam candidate": "Video-sharing company YouTube says it paid \"meagre\" royalties for music video streams.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ticketmaster's YouTube is facing a row over paying \"a majority\" royalties on music videos."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 197,
			"Input": "summarize: The veteran broadcaster died of cancer on Sunday at the age of 77. The books, in Sir Terry's birthplace of Limerick, will allow people to mark the passing of \"a true son of Limerick\", the city's mayor Liam Galvin said. Evans told listeners of the BBC Radio 2 show that made Sir Terry's name: \"He was the absolute governor.\" A condolence book for Sir Terry has also been opened in the entrance of the BBC's New Broadcasting House in London. In a career spanning 50 years, Sir Terry hosted TV chat shows, fronted the Eurovision Song Contest and was the face of Children in Need, while his long-running Radio 2 breakfast show regularly drew millions of listeners. At the start of his breakfast show on Monday, Evans said: \"He was radio's Eric Morecambe, Ronnie Barker, he was our Captain Mainwaring, our Basil Fawlty but he made us laugh every day for two hours and for over 30 years. \"All unscripted, all ad lib, always supremely assured, unwaveringly confident. \"And do you know why? Because he never took any of this seriously, least of all himself. He was the butt of most of his jokes. \"Laugh and the world laughs with you, sure, but Terry knew that if you go one better, and laugh at yourself then you're really onto something.\" Evans described Sir Terry as his \"radio dad\" and said that Radio 2 was \"in disbelief and shock\". \"He taught me so much about being on the radio and not being on the radio,\" added Evans. \"He was the absolute governor, everybody knows that.\" BBC Radio 4 Today presenter John Humphrys also paid tribute on Monday's programme, calling Sir Terry \"one of the greatest broadcasters of our age\". \"Terry would be surprised by that description, at least, he'd affect to be. He liked to say that he never did anything, that required more than the minimal effort, and his success was down to 'natural laziness'. Which of course was complete rubbish,\" he said. \"You didn't get to be the consummate professional he was by being lazy. It's true that he had a few God-given advantages - he was charming and articulate and witty and quick-thinking and whimsical and subversive and sardonic and, well, the list is a very long one. \"But Terry had something else as well. He liked his audience, and they liked him. They felt he wasn't broadcasting to the nation, he was just talking to them.\" Prime Minister David Cameron told Jeremy Vine's BBC Radio 2 show Sir Terry was a \"wonderful human being\". \"I remember growing up watching Blankety Blank and then the Eurovision Song Contest and he always made you smile, made you laugh. He had this fantastic sense of humour,\" he said. Veteran broadcaster Sir Jimmy Young, who worked with Sir Terry on Radio 2, said he was \"stunned\" at the news and that his condolences were \"very much with Helen and the family\". Sir Terry died surrounded by his family \"after a short but brave battle with cancer\", a statement released by his family said. He leaves his wife, Helen, and their three children. The couple also had a daughter who died in infancy. An online book of condolences will be hosted on Limerick's official website www.limerick.ie with separate books of condolence at council buildings in Dooradoyle and Merchants Quay opening on Monday morning. The city's mayor said: \"Despite his fame and the fact that he was based in the UK throughout much of his career, Sir Terry often returned home to Limerick and never missed an opportunity on radio or TV to speak about his Limerick roots. \"The council honoured him with the title of Freeman of Limerick in 2007, which I know was a title that meant very much to him and his family.\" President of the Irish Republic Michael D Higgins has said Sir Terry was \"always proud of his origins in Limerick\", and returned frequently to his native country. Family friend and broadcaster Henry Kelly added that he was \"shocked\" to hear of his death because Sir Terry had \"put it out that he had a bad back\". The Game For A Laugh and Going For Gold presenter knew the Wogan family as he had been friends with Sir Terry's younger brother Brian when they were at Belvedere College in Dublin. \"I didn't know he was that seriously ill. I knew he'd been told not to do Children In Need because, as he quipped himself, they don't want an 'oul fella of 77 standing up for ten hours asking for money. \"For so many people in this country, it is going to be like a death in the family - they adored Wogan,\" he added. Sir Terry had not been seen in public since November when he pulled out of hosting the annual Children in Need telethon. Blessed with a warm wit and a surreal sense of humour, Sir Terry was one of the BBC's most beloved broadcasters. His career even included a brief stint in the charts with his 1978 cover of The Floral Dance. He also provided the UK commentary for the annual Eurovision Song Contest for some 28 years, with many viewing his acerbic comments on the show as the highlight of the event. From 1972 to 1984 he presented the breakfast show on Radio 2 as The Terry Wogan Show, returning after a decade away in 1993 to front the re-branded Wake Up To Wogan. The second incarnation of the show regularly drew more than eight million listeners - dubbed TOGs, or \"Terry's Old Geezers and Gals\". Tributes poured in as news of his death was revealed on Sunday. BBC director general Lord Hall said: \"He was a lovely, lovely man and our thoughts are with his wife and family.  For 50 years Sir Terry graced our screens and airwaves. His warmth, wit and geniality meant that for millions he was a part of the family.\" Radio 2 controller Bob Shennan said he was \"one of the greatest and most popular radio hosts this country has ever heard\". Sir Terry began his career on Ireland's national broadcaster RTE as a newsreader and announcer, moving into light entertainment before joining the BBC, where he would stay for the rest of his career. Radio 2 presenter Simon Mayo described him as a \"radio genius\", saying: \"The staple of all great radio is the friend behind the microphone - and he was the ultimate friend behind the microphone.\" Sir Elton John paid tribute to Sir Terry on his Instagram account. The singer posted a picture of the two of them together, writing: \"Such a special and funny man. \"A brilliant broadcaster and presenter. He came to our civil partnership celebration and was a loyal supporter.\" Members of Sir Terry's BBC Radio 2 fan club Terry's Old Geezers and Gals (TOGs) have paid tribute to his work and commitment to charity. Norman Macintosh, who organises the TOGs conventions, told BBC Breakfast: \"He was the gentleman and the ultimate broadcaster. \"He talked to one person at a time and he felt like he was talking to you and he brought the whole audience into the show, and everyone felt like they were part of it.\" Sir Terry announced his retirement from Wake Up to Wogan in September 2009, making his final regular appearance three months later. When he broadcast at breakfast for the final time in 2009 he told listeners: \"The years together with you have not only been a pleasure but a privilege. You have allowed me to share your lives with you. \"When you tell me how important I have been in your lives it's very moving. You have been every bit as important in mine.\" Sir Terry, who continued to front a live Sunday morning show, last appeared on air on Radio 2 on 8 November 2015. The One Show: A Tribute to Sir Terry will be broadcast at 19:00 GMT on Monday 1 February.",
			"Gold reference": "Books of condolence have opened for Sir Terry Wogan, as his breakfast show successor Chris Evans paid tribute on air to \"radio's Eric Morecambe\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "BBC radio show hosts have written tributes to Sir Terry Evans, who died in hospital.",
			"Beam candidate": "A condolence book has been opened for Sir Terry Evans, who died at the age of 77.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A dedicated book has been written for Sir Terry Evans, which is used to create a family-friendly mansion in Limerick."
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			"Entry ID": 198,
			"Input": "summarize: Media playback is not supported on this device The oldest fixture in international football is the first competitive meeting of the sides since 1999. With only one team guaranteed a place at Russia 2018, England top Group F after three games with Scotland fourth. Wayne Rooney returns to captain England with Scotland captain Darren Fletcher saying a draw would be a good result. The sides - who first met in 1872 - played friendlies in 2013 and 2014 but last played competitive matches in a two-legged play-off for Euro 2000 in November 1999. Scotland won at Wembley but England won 2-1 on aggregate. England Under-21 boss Gareth Southgate was put in charge of the senior team for four games following the departure of Sam Allardyce after only one match. Allardyce left following a newspaper investigation claiming he offered advice on how to \"get around\" rules on player transfers. Under Southgate, England beat Malta 2-0 and drew with Slovenia in World Cup qualifiers. After the match against Scotland, England meet Spain in a friendly at Wembley on 15 November. Asked if he wanted the job on a permanent basis, he said: \"I'm really enjoying being in the role. \"What happens to me is not important. We have to win this game for the country, and because we want to be top of the group and heading to [the 2018 World Cup] in Russia. \"What happens to me is important to my family, but other than that it isn't the purpose of the game. I want the players to enjoy the football and play well. \"My focus is 100% on the match and it would irresponsible and unprofessional for it to be any other way.\" Media playback is not supported on this device Scotland manager Gordon Strachan - who has faced scrutiny coming into the game - says he does not need to impress on his players the importance of the match. \"My players are intelligent enough to understand the fixture,\" Strachan said. \"I don't think I have to show them anything. \"They know the fixture, everybody knows the fixture. It's known throughout the world. So I don't have to show them the importance. \"The importance is not to become caught up in the emotion of the game. It's important to use your emotion and passion, to run further than you've ever run before, to jump higher than you've ever jumped, to concentrate more. \"I don't think you get too emotional. If you get too emotional then you can lose focus. So we're looking for that emotion and passion to play better than we've ever played before.\" Media playback is not supported on this device The match at Wembley is a 90,000 sell-out, which is expected to include at least 14,000 Scotland fans. \"It doesn't get much bigger than this - there will be a little more fire in the belly, it being England v Scotland,\" Scotland captain Darren Fletcher said. \"Every time you lead your country out it is important but there is no bigger stage than Wembley in front of 90,000 fans.\" England midfielder Jordan Henderson, who captained the team against Slovenia, said: \"It is a massive game. If you look at the history of the fixture, it's not a normal game. \"We watched a video of a lot of the past games. There was a few I can remember, especially Paul Gascoigne's goal at Euro 96. \"The lads know the importance of the game, not only because it's England v Scotland but also because we want to qualify for the World Cup.\" Henderson also addressed criticism that England are a team lacking in leadership. The Liverpool captain told BBC Radio 5 live: \"Everyone's entitled to their opinion - I've learned that over the years - but it doesn't really matter what other people think, it only matters what the team thinks and what the manager and the management team think. \"They are the only important opinions that matter to us. I know there are leaders in the team, I know we've got great characters so that isn't a question in our dressing room. \"The question is can we got out there and perform at the highest level to win the game. I'm confident we can.\" Media playback is not supported on this device New tennis world number one Andy Murray is expected to be among the huge Scotland support at Wembley, with Fletcher confident his side can be inspired by Murray's rise through the ranks. Murray became the first British singles player to be world number one since computerised rankings began in 1973 last week. \"For us, he is an inspiration for what he has achieved in tennis,\" said Fletcher. \"His never-say-die attitude, looking to keep improving and battling for a number of years against arguably some of the greatest tennis players of all time and to keep driving himself forward to try to improve those small margins. \"He has fought to be the number one tennis player in the world so we can take inspiration from him as a sportsman, showing that there is no real ceiling on what you can achieve if you dedicate yourself. \"If you have real dedication and desire, you can achieve almost what you wish.\" The Football Associations of England and Scotland have said they will let players wear black armbands with poppy emblems as the game takes place on Armistice Day. Fifa believes that could breach football's rules on displaying \"political, religious or personal slogans, statements or images\" and has warned the countries could face sanctions as a result. Both FAs said they are willing to face any punishment - though they insist it will not come to that. Media playback is not supported on this device \"We're just pleased everything was resolved last week, that we can honour the sacrifice of those who have gone before us,\" said Southgate. \"It's part of our identity as a nation.\" Henderson added: \"The poppy is very important for the country and the players to remember what those people did for this country, the sacrifice.\" It's not meant to be easy! Use our shortlist and pick who you think would make the greatest modern-day England-Scotland XI. Subscribe to the BBC Sport newsletter to get our pick of news, features and video sent to your inbox.",
			"Gold reference": "England and Scotland meet for the 113th time at Wembley on Friday night as a rivalry which \"is known throughout the world\" returns.",
			"Greedy candidate": "England captain Wayne Rooney says he is enjoying being in the role of captaining England.",
			"Beam candidate": "England captain Wayne Rooney says he is enjoying being in the role of captaining England.",
			"Top-p candidate": "England captain Francesco Fletcher and England captain John Boyd say their goals \"make no difference\" if they reach the Challenge Cup in Russia on Sunday."
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			"Entry ID": 199,
			"Input": "summarize: From a team that lays claim to being the first World Cup winner to a side featuring Chris Waddle's son, the qualifying rounds are full of interesting stories. The long journey to the FA Cup final begins on Friday, with 368 teams competing in the extra preliminary round. BBC Sport takes a look at some of the more intriguing stories surrounding those qualifying games. With a long history and a famous tradition, the FA Cup is widely regarded as the most prestigious domestic cup competition in the world. West Auckland Town have reached the first round proper of the competition on three previous occasions, but supporters speak most fondly about their biggest claim to fame - being the first winners of the World Cup. The team from the small County Durham village were invited to participate in the inaugural Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy in 1909. It was one of the first international tournaments in world football and, consequently, was considered by some as the first World Cup. West Auckland Town won the tournament, and repeated that feat two years later, beating Juventus 6-1. \"There was nothing about it in the English press at the time, but it was massive news in Italy and all over the newspapers,\" says the club's general manager Stuart Alderson. \"We got to keep the trophy and we had it on display until 1994, when it was stolen. We have a replica now, and people still come from all over the world to see it.\" West Auckland begin their pursuit of FA Cup glory at Lancashire-based side Nelson, a team which also boasts a proud history, having been the first English side to beat Real Madrid in Spain. They were a league side during the 1920s, rising to the old Second Division - now the Championship - in 1923, beating the likes of Leeds and Manchester United. In preparation for their first campaign at that level, they opted for a pre-season tour of Spain, where they beat Real Oviedo 2-1 and Real Madrid 4-2. \"Everybody is well aware of the team's history in Nelson,\" manager Mark Fell said. \"The story of beating Real Madrid has been passed from generation to generation. \"This club has a rich history and it is our job to make this generation proud of their team.\" When the teams are read out for Staveley Miners Welfare's tie against Worksop Town on Friday night, there could be a very familiar name among them. Jack Waddle, the 20-year-old son of former England winger Chris, recently signed for Worksop, the side his father played for 15 years ago. \"Jack is very much following in his father's footsteps,\" Worksop secretary Paul Stacey said. \"He missed our first two games through injury, however I believe he is in the squad for the FA Cup game.\" Chris Waddle played in two FA Cup finals at Wembley - losing one with Spurs in 1987 and another with Sheffield Wednesday in 1993. With a World Cup winner and the son of an England winger involved, there is already an international feel to the FA Cup, but that is heightened by the inclusion of FC Romania. It is not the country, of course, but a team named after it. Formed by Romanian Ion Vintila and his friends eight years ago, Hertfordshire-based FC Romania have progressed a great deal since playing their first competitive fixture against a team called Beating Chastards. They shot up seven leagues in eight seasons, turned semi-professional this year and have even had a former international footballer on their books. Claudiu Raducanu, capped twice by Romania, previously played for Espanyol in Spain and Romanian side Steaua Bucharest, for whom he scored against Southampton in the 2004-05 Uefa Cup. He left in the summer but Vintila has not ruled out the possibility of him returning. The prospect of an FA Cup appearance may prove a tempting proposition. \"The FA Cup is the oldest competition in football, and it was always our goal to play in it,\" says Vintila. \"We usually get around 80 to 100 people at games, but hopefully 500 will come down for this game.\" FC Romania, making their FA Cup debut, play Haverhill Rovers in the extra preliminary round this weekend. As a child, James Phillips used to dream of guiding a non-league side to FA Cup glory as he played Championship Manager on his computer. On Saturday, the 22-year-old Romsey Town boss will not only get to live out his dream, but he'll also be making history as the youngest manager in the competition's history. \"I was one of those sad people after school who was sat there for hours playing Championship Manager,\" Phillips told BBC Sport. \"I always used to try to take a really small club up through the leagues. From a really young age that got my interest going. Now I'm doing it in real life.\" Perhaps winning the award for the most unusual name, and statistic, is Billingham Synthonia - the only team in England named after an agricultural fertiliser. The Synners most famous player is Brian Clough. The former Derby County and Nottingham Forest manager made four appearances for them, scoring three goals in the 1952-53 season before he went on national service. On Saturday, the team named after fertiliser host Durham City. It could make for an interesting tie if they progress and are drawn against West Allotment Celtic in the preliminary round... Never mind dreaming of a Wembley final appearance, the players at one club have their eye on another prize for doing well in the FA Cup - \u00a315 kit bags. Sporting Khalsa host Pegasus Juniors and, if they win to progress to the preliminary round, a bag sporting the club's emblem is all theirs. \"That's the joys of the FA Cup at grassroots level,\" Sporting Khalsa manager Ian Rowe told the FA. \"The pros are fortunate enough to get to the quarter finals, semi-final and final - we are just looking to win one game so I can splash the cash and buy the lads a \u00a315 bag each.\" Ellesmere Rangers have been involved in the FA Cup every year since 2008-09, but they got into this season's edition by the skin of their teeth. The Shropshire-based team compete in the West Midlands League Premier Division - the 10th level of English football -  and qualified under the FA's points per game system, which rewards those clubs who miss out on automatic qualification with a place in the competition based on their form across the previous season. Ellesmere qualified in the final slot, effectively making them entry number 736 - the last team in the hat. \"We finished 11th last season so we didn't expect to get in this year,\" says club secretary John Edge. \"It really is a big boost for the club because the prize money can help you through a whole season.\" On 30 May, 2015, the FA Cup trophy will stand on a pedestal at a packed Wembley, but its journey begins in more humble surroundings. The trophy will travel to Gloucestershire on Saturday, to the town of Fairford, whose team begin their FA Cup journey with a home tie against Knaphill. \"It is a huge day for the club,\" said committee member Chris Tanner. \"Everyone at Fairford is looking forward to the game and to have the FA Cup coming to town is quite special. \"The FA Cup generates tremendous interest for clubs both in the professional game and non-league and Saturday will be no different. \"Perhaps some won't have realised the FA Cup starts in August.\" The Football Association has quite a job on its hands to make sure all extra preliminary round results are accurate, and that teams do not field ineligible players. In previous years, the home club would report results by voicemail message, which would then have to be decoded by the FA and Press Association before the result could be confirmed and later published. These days the system is set up to be more efficient. The FA sends out an automated text message to each club 15 minutes after kick-off, which explains how the result needs to be reported by text simply by replying to the message. The result and attendance is then published automatically on receipt by The FA of the incoming text message. In order to avoid clubs fielding ineligible players, both teams are required to complete an official team sheet, which is then inspected by a match official, prior to a tie taking place. The above are just a few of the unique tales to come from this year's FA Cup, but we want to hear your FA Cup story. Do you have an interesting tale to tell about your team's exploits and do you have any pictures that best sum up the magic of the cup? Tweet your stories and photos to #myfacupstory Additional reporting by BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan.",
			"Gold reference": "The FA Cup final might be one of football's most glamorous occasions, but what is the competition really like in its earliest stages?",
			"Greedy candidate": "West Auckland's fans.",
			"Beam candidate": "West Auckland's fans.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Wes Zultava, Michael Fabian and Chris Waddle."
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			"Entry ID": 200,
			"Input": "summarize: They include composer James MacMillan, who is to be knighted, while children's author Aileen Paterson is awarded an MBE. Motor neurone disease (MND) campaigner Gordon Aikman is awarded the British Empire Medal. John Muir, who has campaigned against knife crime following the murder of his son, receives an MBE. And Edinburgh-born broadcaster Nicky Campbell has been given an OBE for services to children. Campbell, a regular on TV and radio for years, has spoken openly about his experience of being adopted and is a patron of the British Association for Adoption and Fostering (BAAF). Dr MacMillan, who wrote a new choral piece which was sung when Pope Benedict XVI conducted mass at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow in 2010, is being knighted for services to music. His compositions are widely played around the world by performers ranging from top international orchestras to local church and community choirs. Dr MacMillan said: \"I am totally delighted to receive this honour. I am especially pleased that the world of music, and contemporary composition in particular, will receive greater focus and recognition as a result.\" The 55-year-old composer, who was born in Kilwinning in North Ayrshire, has previously described the high point of his career as \"writing a piece for the unveiling of a statue of the founder of Celtic FC\". Mr Aikman, 30, from Edinburgh, is being awarded the British Empire Medal after raising \u00c2\u00a3300,000 to raise awareness of MND, which he was diagnosed with last year. The former Scottish Labour spindoctor, who set up his GordonsFightback.com campaign after being diagnosed, said: \"Day in, day out thousands of people across this country are bravely battling this disease. \"I want to share this honour with each and every one of my fellow fighters.\" Aileen Paterson, the creator of Maisie the kitten, is also among those to receive an honour. The author, who penned the much-loved series of books about adventures of a cat from Edinburgh's Morningside, is being awarded with an MBE for services to children's literature. The same honour has been awarded to campaigner John Muir, who led demands for tougher sentences for knife crime after his son Damian was stabbed to death in the centre of Greenock in 2007. From the sporting world, Peter Dawson, the chief executive of The R&A and secretary of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews, is recognised with an OBE. Mr Dawson will step down in September after 16 years leading the body which organises the Open Championship. Iain McMillan, who was the director of the CBI in Scotland for almost two decades, is to be knighted for his services to the economy north of the border. The same honour goes to Prof Pete Downes, who has been the principal and vice-chancellor of Dundee University since 2009, in recognition of his work in higher education and life sciences. Prof Downes is one of the UK's most distinguished and cited bioscientists, and identified the role of the drug Lithium in treating manic depression. Dr Lena Wilson, the chief executive of Scottish Enterprise, the national economic development agency, is recognised for her efforts with a CBE. As part of her role, she has travelled to more than 60 countries across the world, promoting Scottish business interests and advising governments on foreign investment and private sector development. Lynne McNicoll, who has raised more than \u00c2\u00a31m to support children with cancer and their families, will be presented with an OBE. Her fundraising activities inspired her to set up the Edinburgh-based charity It's Good 2 Give five years ago, and she has continued to raise funds despite being diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. The charity is currently raising funds to build a special centre where youngsters with cancer and their families can go for breaks of up to seven days. She said: \"I am astonished to receive this sort of recognition, it's a tremendous honour. I lead a unique team of volunteers, including our trustees, who have supported so many families through their cancer ordeal.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Scots from all walks of life have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who wrote a book about a cat has been awarded the British Empire Medal.",
			"Beam candidate": "An Edinburgh-born composer has been awarded an MBE for services to children's literature.",
			"Top-p candidate": "John Muir, the creator of the musical series Maisie the kitten, has been awarded a medal."
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			"Entry ID": 201,
			"Input": "summarize: Two officers were inside the car conducting a mobile patrol of the town when the incident occurred in the early hours of Monday. They were leaving Pinewood Avenue at about 02:00 BST, when a man emerged from an alleyway and threw a brick at the vehicle. The brick struck the windscreen in front of the driver, smashing it. The man, who was dressed in a dark hooded jacket with his face covered, ran off in the direction of the alleyway. The officers were left shaken, but physically unharmed. Sgt Brian Caskey condemned the attack. \"This patrol vehicle will be out of circulation while repairs are carried out,\" he said. \"The person responsible needs to be identified and brought to justice.\"",
			"Gold reference": "The windscreen of a PSNI car has been smashed during an attack on a police patrol in Carrickfergus.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man has been killed in a car attack in the town of Pinewood, County Armagh, police have said.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has been killed in a car attack in the town of Pinewood, County Armagh.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A man and woman were injured in a vehicle attack on a road in Southwarkshire, police say."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 202,
			"Input": "summarize: Ajinkya Rahane became the fifth Indian to score centuries in both innings of a Test match as they declared on 267-5. In reply, captain Hashim Amla (23 not out) took 46 balls to score a run, as South Africa made 72 in as many overs. A 300-plus target has been reached just once on Indian soil, when the home team struck 387-4 to defeat England in 2008. India resumed 403 runs ahead on 190-4 but skipper Virat Kohli added only five runs to his overnight 83 before a low Kyle Abbott delivery trapped him leg before to end the only century partnership of the series at 154. Rahane, the only centurion of the series, was not to be denied another hundred, however. The 27-year-old slog-swept Imran Tahir over mid-wicket for his second six of the innings and flicked Dean Elgar for another to move into the 90s. He joined Vijay Hazare, Sunil Gavaskar (three times), Rahul Dravid (twice) and Kohli as the only India batsman to reach three figures twice in the same Test match. South Africa blocked resolutely after left-hander Elgar was caught at slip in the fifth over, with India spinner Ravi Jadeja conceding only 10 runs from his 23 overs. The usually destructive AB de Villiers maintained the team tactic, using 33 balls to score his first run. His partnership with the captain did not produce a single run in the first 10 overs, but both batsmen survived to retain their team's hopes of avoiding defeat. A 3-0 series victory for India would put them second in the world rankings behind the South Africans, who will lose top spot if they lose their next Test series at home to England, which begins on 26 December.",
			"Gold reference": "India require eight wickets on the final day to seal a 3-0 Test series win after South Africa closed on 72-2 in pursuit of a remote 481 in Delhi.",
			"Greedy candidate": "India's first century partnership with South Africa ended in a 3-0 series victory over India in the second Test in India.",
			"Beam candidate": "South Africa's Ajinkya Rahane was the only Indian batsman to score centuries in a series against India.",
			"Top-p candidate": "India have dismissed a century to reach the second series-best century in two English games and score two centuries to win their fourth Test series."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 203,
			"Input": "summarize: It happened at about 20:30 GMT on Saturday at the Antrim Road shop. Two men wearing hooded tops made a purchase, then one asked the assistant for another item. When she opened the till, one of the men brought out a knife. He lunged towards the woman, jabbing the knife in her direction. The second man them removed cash from the till. Both were challenged by a male member of staff as they left and one of the robbers took the knife out again. They then fled on foot. Neither member of staff was injured, but police said they were left very badly shaken. Detectives have appealed for witnesses to contact them.",
			"Gold reference": "A woman working in an off-licence has been threatened with a knife during a robbery in north Belfast.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A woman has been robbed by a man in a shop in County Antrim.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two men have been robbed by a woman in an east Belfast shop in the early hours of Saturday.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A woman in her 60s has been robbed by a robber and her assistant, another man, in Newport, in the Republic of Ireland."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 204,
			"Input": "summarize: Mylan said it expected to start selling a cheaper generic product \"in several weeks\" at a list price of $300 (\u00c2\u00a3230). That is about half the list price of the existing product, which is used in emergencies for severe food and insect allergies. The cost of EpiPens in the US has risen by 500% in less than a decade. Mylan said the generic version would be identical to the branded EpiPen, which costs $600 for two doses. Allergy sufferers often have several pens - one to keep at home, as well as others at school or work, or in the car. They also expire after 12 months. Mylan chief executive Heather Bresch said the company had spent hundreds of millions of dollars improving the product since buying the product from Merck in 2007. \"Our decision to launch a generic alternative to EpiPen is an extraordinary commercial response,\" she said. \"We determined that bypassing the brand system in this case and offering an additional alternative was the best option.\" The move is unusual because the branded version is still under patent and other rival treatments have failed to get regulatory clearance. The product generates annual sales of $1bn for Mylan. Bernstein analyst Ronny Gal said: \"We suspect Mylan will continue to receive some heat for its price increases and there will be heightened pressure on FDA [regulator the Food and Drug Administration] to bring competition to the market.\" Ms Bresch also blamed the complex US health care system for the price rises and said that Mylan took just $274 of the $600 list price, while insurers, pharmacies and other parties shared the rest. How much individuals pay for an EpiPen prescription can depend on their insurance coverage. Politicians and parents have challenged the price hikes, with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton calling them \"outrageous\" and unjustified. The outcry over EpiPen price rises sent Mylan shares falling about 12% last week. The stock was flat at $43.04 in afternoon trading in New York. Actor Sarah Jessica Parker, who had endorsed EpiPens, said last week she was ending her relationship with Mylan. She had previously spoken about the importance of the treatment to her family because of her son's peanut allergy. Other drug makers including Valeant, Turing and Pfizer have come under fire in recent months for sharp price increases.",
			"Gold reference": "The maker of the EpiPen will start selling a generic version in the wake of criticism about steep price increases.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The US drug maker Mylan Pharmaceuticals has announced it will launch a generic alternative to EpiPens in several weeks.",
			"Beam candidate": "Mylan Pharmaceuticals has said it will launch a generic alternative to EpiPen in several weeks.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mylan Pharmaceuticals has become one of its biggest drug makers - amid tax revenue rises following market turmoil."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 205,
			"Input": "summarize: The 32-year-old was released by the Paisley club after making more than 330 appearances over two stints. \"He's played at the highest level in Scotland and is top flight quality,\" manager Ian Murray told the club website. \"A player of his calibre opting to join us is a very good sign.\" A League Cup winner with the Buddies in 2013, Van Zanten, who also had spells at Hibs, Morton and Hamilton, made 18 appearances last season. Van Zanten is the Championship club's second summer signing, following Scott Taggart's move from Morton.",
			"Gold reference": "Former St Mirren full-back David van Zanten has joined Dumbarton on a one-year deal, with the option of staying for a further 12 months.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Aston Villa have signed striker Scott Van Zanten from Championship side Hibernian on a two-year deal.",
			"Beam candidate": "Championship side Hibernian have signed striker Scott Van Zanten on a one-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "An 18-year-old man who made over 40 appearances for Metchamrose has signed with the south-west side and is the last goalkeeper to leave in the summer."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 206,
			"Input": "summarize: The unnamed pair waited nine months for their Personal Independence Payments (PIPs) to be paid by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). They brought the test case to the High Court, claiming the delay was unlawful. A minister said \"significant progress\" had been made in processing claims. PIPs started replacing disability allowance in April 2013. Labour, along with several charities, criticised the government for the way it handled the switchover, which left about 3,000 people waiting more than a year to have their welfare claims processed. The High Court is now conducting a judicial review into the payment system. The claimants said they struggled to pay for food and fuel because of the delays and their health declined as a result. They had a right to such benefits under the law and should have received them within a \"reasonable time\", their lawyers told the court. One of the claimants, Ms C, from Kent, said she had to leave her job because of ill health. She suffers from ME and severe depression. \"I was completely isolated during the nine months I was waiting for my payments. \"While my wait came to an end, it is worrying that many, many others have still not received a decision.\" Justin Tomlinson, the minister for disabled people, said that PIP claims were being processed \"at five times the rate they were in January 2014\". He added: \"In addition 21% of claimants have been awarded the highest rate, compared to 16% under the disability living allowance, demonstrating that the benefit is being targeted at those who need it most.\" But counsel for the claimants said the \"most challenging phase\" of the PIP rollout was still to come. About 1.5 million recipients of disability allowance will be moved into the new scheme at the same time as existing PIP claimants face reassessment. Currently, up to 16% of applicants are still waiting more than 30 weeks for their claims to be completed, the claimants' lawyers said.",
			"Gold reference": "Two disabled people had to turn to loan sharks and food banks because the government took so long to process their benefit claims, the High Court has heard.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A court has ruled that the government has failed to pay for disability payments after a trial in which a disabled person was convicted of fraud.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two disabled people have been convicted of fraud after they were forced to pay for food and fuel, a court has heard.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The wife of a disabled person has claimed they had to leave her job because of a \"changeover\" from paying for their benefits, a court has heard."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 207,
			"Input": "summarize: Sixty seasonal workers have had their contracts terminated early and eight permanent staff have been made redundant at Surf Snowdonia in Dolgarrog, Conwy Valley. The lagoon, which generates a man-made wave using new technology, suffered its third fault last week since it opened at the end of July. Bosses have apologised to customers. The lagoon was filled with more than six million gallons (33,000 cubic metres) of filtered rainwater for its opening but a fault led to it being emptied in August. It was also shut for five days earlier in September due to a tear in the lagoon liner. The latest fault is due to a \"serious failure\" of the main drive mechanism of the wave generating machinery which could take three months to repair. Martin Ainscough, chairman of the Ainscough Group which owns Surf Snowdonia, said:  \"This is a very disappointing day for us all at Surf Snowdonia, and we know it's especially difficult for our excellent staff and for all of the people who have booked to come surfing with us. \"During the winter closure period we will be making further investment in order to improve the surf lagoon and broaden our offer. \"Surf Snowdonia was always intended as a long term investment in our group and our extra investment over the winter will prove our absolute commitment to make Surf Snowdonia a success.\" The attraction received \u00c2\u00a34m of Welsh government funding in 2014. A Welsh government spokesman said: \"We share the disappointment of the team at Surf Snowdonia, their customers and staff. \"This innovative attraction has proved so popular since its launch and we welcome the further investment over coming winter months and are assured the attraction will return even bigger and better in time for the 2016 season.\" The facility is due to reopen next spring.",
			"Gold reference": "A new surf lagoon in north Wales has shut eight weeks early for the winter due to mechanical issues, bosses said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A lagoon in Wales has been shut down for a week after a fault caused a temporary closure.",
			"Beam candidate": "Surf Snowdonia has been shut down for the first time since its opening in June.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A service called Surf Snowdonia has lost hundreds of jobs - a loss of \u00a35m."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 208,
			"Input": "summarize: Sgt Mark Wright was injured in February 2012 while restraining a \"dangerously out of control\" man armed with two knives. Police were called after reports that a number of women had been assaulted at the house. They were told a woman and two children were still inside with the man. Sgt Wright was about to force entry to the house when the man emerged, armed with two knives. When the officer and a colleague tried to restrain him he was stabbed in the head. \"The cut to the back of the head cut right through the tissue around the back of my head, right down to my skull,\" Sgt Wright said. \"There were puncture wounds to my face and forehead, narrowly missing my eye.\" Although seriously wounded, Sgt Wright's actions were judged to have ensured the safety of the two young children, the woman and his two colleagues. His attacker was arrested, charged and subsequently sentenced to seven years in prison. Sgt Wright said while he was proud to have been awarded the medal, his colleagues should share the honour. \"In fairness, this is happening to police officers every day, they're facing similar dangers,\" he said. \"In receiving this award I can honestly say I am extremely proud, but I am truly humbled as well. \"I accept it not just on behalf of myself, my family and my friends, but for all my colleagues.\" Sgt Wright will receive his medal at Buckingham Palace later this year, although the date has not yet been set.",
			"Gold reference": "A police officer who has been awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal after being stabbed in the head at a house in Lurgan has said he is \"truly humbled\".",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who was stabbed in the head by a police officer has been awarded the highest medal in the UK.",
			"Beam candidate": "A man has been stabbed in the head by a police officer in Buckingham Palace.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Police officers investigating the incident in Oxfordshire have awarded a medal to a 29-year-old man who was stabbed in the head."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 209,
			"Input": "summarize: An IFA Disciplinary Committee opted not to impose any sanction after finding that Carrick did not properly implement manager Gary Haveron's touchline ban. The committee said it would \"exercise its discretion\" in the matter. A Warrenpoint Town statement argued that the decision \"contradicted the IFA's obligation to apply objectivity\". \"The board of Warrenpoint Town have read the IFA Disciplinary Committee determination regarding the breach of Article 23.1 of the IFA Disciplinary Code by the Carrick Rangers FC Manager,\" the statement began. \"We are shocked that the IFA having found Carrick guilty failed to implement the requisite admonishment as per established rules. \"The board will be meeting soon to discuss further this matter and the complaint we formally raised surrounding eligibility which is in abeyance.\" Carrick faced a possible three-point deduction and relegation from the top flight, plus a possible fine of at least \u00a3350, if the outcome of the hearing did not go in their favour. However in a statement released on Wednesday night, the committee indicated that \"the interests of justice were best served by not imposing a sanction in all the circumstances\". As it stands, Ballinamallard United and Institute await a date for the second leg of their promotion-relegation play-off, the Mallards having won the first leg 2-1 at the Riverside Stadium on 6 May. Haveron sat out a three-game ban handed out by the IFA, but was in the dugout for his club's match against Dungannon Swifts on 23 April when he should not have been. \"The club did not explain to the Committee's satisfaction the reasons why the start date for the suspension set out in the initial charge letter (18 April 2016)  was not complied with and therefore the challenge from Carrick Rangers was not upheld,\" read the IFA statement released on Wednesday night. \"The Committee took into account the points made on behalf of the club and decided to exercise its discretion under the overriding objective as outlined in Articles 1.6 and 1.7 of the Disciplinary Code and found that no sanction should be applied.\" \"In applying its discretion it took into account, what it found to be the honest intention of the club to serve a suspension, the fact that three matches had been served and points made regarding possible confusion in the way in which the suspension was to be implemented.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Warrenpoint Town say they are \"shocked\" by an IFA ruling that confirmed their relegation from the Premiership and saw Carrick Rangers stay in the top flight.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Carrick Rangers have been suspended for failing to implement a touchline ban after a disciplinary committee found it failed to implement the requisite admonishment.",
			"Beam candidate": "Carrick Rangers have ruled out imposing a sanction on the club's manager after he failed to implement the IFA Disciplinary Code.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A county council has ruled that Carrick Rangers refused to let Gary Haveron lose a 1-0 game against Abercrombie at the Crystal Palace."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 210,
			"Input": "summarize: Two men from Douglas and a 32-year-old man from Liverpool were held in connection with the discovery, which followed a raid at a property in Douglas on Thursday. They are suspected of being involved in the \"importation and onward supply\" of the Class B drug. The men were remanded in custody and are due to appear in court later. Det Sgt Paul Holland said: \"Seizing this amount of cannabis prior to the TT race period puts a significant dent in the availability of obtaining the drug during a busy time.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Cannabis with a street value of \u00a325,000 has been seized and three people arrested on the Isle of Man.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Two men have been arrested on suspicion of cannabis possession in the UK.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two men have been remanded in custody in connection with the discovery of a Class B drug.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Two men have been arrested in connection with a \"erupting\" TT drug possession which has claimed ownership of the drug."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 211,
			"Input": "summarize: The SNP's John Wallace won the Ayr East ward after the vote on Thursday. Turnout for the by-election was 34.4%, with 4,006 votes cast out of an electorate of 11,638. The by-election was called following the resignation of Corri Wilson, who was elected as SNP MP for Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock earlier this year.",
			"Gold reference": "The SNP has held a South Ayrshire Council ward following a by-election which was called after the previous incumbent was elected as an MP.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ayr East ward has been re-elected by the SNP for the first time since the election of Corri Wilson.",
			"Beam candidate": "SNP MP Corri Wilson has been elected as MP for Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock.",
			"Top-p candidate": "At least 40 SNP MPs have failed to win an election for the third successive SNP MP in the North Sea election."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 212,
			"Input": "summarize: The 32-year-old former England right-back joined the Potters from Liverpool in 2015 and has made 50 appearances in all competitions. Johnson, whose existing contract was due to expire this summer, said the new deal was a \"no-brainer\". \"I've really enjoyed my time as a Stoke City player so far,\" he added. \"People made me feel really welcome from the moment I walked through the door two years ago and it's a good place to be. \"I still feel as though I've got plenty to offer as a player and want to continue to help Stoke City move forward,\" he added. Manager Mark Hughes said that it would be \"foolish\" to let a player of Johnson's ability leave. \"He's 32 and remains a key figure in my plans and needless to say, I'm delighted he has signed a contract extension,\" added the 53-year-old.",
			"Gold reference": "Stoke City defender Glen Johnson has signed a one-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2018.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Stoke City have signed striker Joe Johnson on a two-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "Stoke City have signed striker Joe Johnson on a two-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Stoke City have completed their loan signing of Oobraa Johnson from Bradford City in June, the League Two footballer has said."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 213,
			"Input": "summarize: The move would also ease the \"growing burden\" on politicians in Cardiff Bay as more power is devolved, the group's Wales director Martin Warren said. Peers serving in the UK cabinet have set the precedent, he added. Parties in the assembly have questioned the idea on the grounds of democracy and accountability. The accountants' organisation said scrutiny of Welsh legislation was suffering due to \"significant workloads for politicians shifting from Westminster to Cardiff Bay\". If it proved difficult to increase the number of AMs from the present 60, a bigger role could be given to the 40 MPs from Wales as their role in Parliament diminished, Mr Warren said. He suggested letting the first minister appoint MPs to the Welsh cabinet, or inviting MPs to serve on assembly committees, in both cases reducing the demands on the time of politicians in Cardiff Bay. Another idea put forward was the creation of a non-political body of professionals who could advise on and scrutinise policy. \"Wales is a small country with limited resources and making best use of those resources within a democratic framework to achieve for Wales must surely be an objective that crosses all political borders,\" said Mr Warren. Dr Rebecca Rumbul, politics lecturer at the Centre for Lifelong Learning at Cardiff University, said involving MPs in assembly business might be \"confusing\" to voters. Liberal Democrat AM Peter Black was also doubtful, claiming MPs \"won't be able to do either job properly\". Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said: \"After 17 years of the same old, tired ideas in a Labour-run Wales, our country needs a change. \"May's election is the chance to choose the Welsh Conservatives and secure new ministers, fresh ideas and a brighter future.\" For Plaid Cymru, former presiding officer Lord Elis-Thomas said it was \"a completely anti-democratic idea\". \"The notion that people could come down to Cardiff, turn up and be ministers without having been elected takes us back to a pre-democratic period, and certainly before the assembly was in existence,\" he told BBC Radio Cymru. \"If anyone is suggesting something like this, we'd need to have a referendum immediately.\" A Welsh government spokesman said: \"Ministers are selected from the membership of the democratically elected National Assembly and we see no need to change this.\"",
			"Gold reference": "MPs could serve as Welsh government ministers in a bid to widen the talent pool, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales says.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The Welsh Conservatives are to be elected from the Welsh Assembly, the group has said.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Welsh Conservatives are to be elected from the Welsh Assembly, a group has said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A plan by the Welsh government to dismantle MPs in Wales must be reformed, says one AM."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 214,
			"Input": "summarize: When I caught up with Gavin Robinson in the leafy streets just outside the Stormont estate he had his DUP colleagues Arlene Foster, Lord Morrow and Ian McCrea for company. But there's no protection from a barking dog - or its owner. At one doorstep the householder told the DUP candidate not to worry,  his animal didn't bite, before adding rather worryingly \"unless I tell him to\". The pet owner then tackled Gavin Robinson about the pact agreed between the DUP and the Ulster Unionists in East Belfast, telling him \"I didn't like you joining up with two parties together against Naomi\". The candidate responded that the deal had been decided \"over my head\". On another doorstep not far away another candidate, Alliance's Naomi Long came across another over excited dog, named Chuckie. \"Don't worry\" the lady who answered the door assured her, \"Chuckie's an Alliance supporter\". Naomi Long's victory over the DUP leader Peter Robinson, who held East Belfast for 30 years, was the big surprise of the 2010 election. Alliance benefited from an anti-Robinson mood after TV investigations into his family's business dealings and a decision by some loyalists to lend their votes to Ms Long. But since then the Alliance MP has found herself on the receiving end of death threats as a result of the Belfast council Union Flag dispute. She told me the intimidation remains a regular occurrence - indeed she was hit by a projectile just this week after visiting a nail salon which had been targeted by racist arsonists. Whilst condemning that kind of behaviour, unionists argue that Alliance bears responsibility for its own decisions in limiting the flying of the Union flag over Belfast City Hall. Now Gavin Robinson, a namesake but not a relation of the DUP leader, has high hopes of winning East Belfast back for unionism. The man with the barking dog might not like the pact, but others I talked to on the streets of East Belfast think unionists should have been co-operating long ago. Gavin Robinson insists the pact has been broadly welcomed. But Naomi Long claims it has galvanised some Ulster Unionists to back her rather than let their choices be dictated by the unionist leaders. Four others are competing for votes in East Belfast. They are Sinn Fein's Niall \u00c3\u201c Donnghaile, the SDLP's Mary Muldoon, the Greens' Ross Brown and the Conservative Neil Wilson. But it's the DUP Alliance battle which is box office - something underlined by the large audience which packed out the Strand Cinema in East Belfast to watch the two frontrunners go head to head. The Slugger O'Toole election debate wasn't quite the thriller some might have hoped for. Both Naomi Long and Gavin Robinson were at pains to reject suggestions they can't stand each other. Gavin Robinson also distanced himself from remarks by his party leader that Ms Long she should \"dry her eyes\" rather than complaining about the unionist pact. The candidates differed about issues like the extent of paramilitary racketeering or the impact a future withdrawal from the European Union might have on the local aircraft industry. Afterwards both sides claimed victory. The audience were then ushered out to make way for the cinema's late showing \"Fast and Furious 7\", a title which could be adopted for the closely fought and sometimes heated contest in East Belfast.",
			"Gold reference": "The advantage of canvassing close to Stormont is that you can call on your party colleagues to help you out.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A dog has been rescued from a dog in East Belfast, and the dog is a dog.",
			"Beam candidate": "A dog is a dog, and if you don't know it, you'll be able to find it.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Alistair Stroud's (NYM) party has been smuggled along the west bank of East Belfast, where some voters re-anticipated a proposition for a dog named Chuckie, The Almighty Facts."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 215,
			"Input": "summarize: A boiler house was set for demolition by Coleman & Company when it collapsed at the site in February. Ken Cresswell, 57, John Shaw, 61, Michael Collings, 53, and Christopher Huxtable, 34, died in the collapse. RWE NPower said a procurement process has been under way since the demolition company's contract ended in October. Debris from the part of the building brought down in a controlled explosion in July still remains. However, all clearance work on the spot where the boiler house collapsed has been completed. RWE NPower closed the coal-fired facility at the site in March 2013 after 43 years of service, and a programme of demolition work followed. A major incident was declared on 23 February after the boiler house collapsed. The last of the bodies was not discovered until September. The cause of the collapse is being investigated jointly by police and the Health and Safety Executive. Coleman & Company had been working at the site for two years before the collapse, but lost its contract in October, which it agreed was in the \"best interests of all parties\".",
			"Gold reference": "A new contractor should be in place to clear debris at Didcot Power Station by the end of the month, the site's owner has said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A boiler house collapsed at a coal-fired site in Londonderry has been completed.",
			"Beam candidate": "A boiler house collapsed at the site of a coal-fired power plant has been completed, the BBC has learned.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A demolition contractor's main brick house was destroyed at a coal-fired site in Bedfordshire in a falling UK lightbulb, a report has heard."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 216,
			"Input": "summarize: \"I can't read anymore,\" she told the Hollywood Reporter. \"I can't paint like I used to. I try to watch movies, but it's quite difficult. \"But these are all of the negatives,\" she added. \"What I can do, I do. And I somehow get by.\" The actress, 79, has age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The condition, which affects more than 600,000 people in the UK, is the cause of more than half of the registrations for blind and partially sighted people in the country. Dame Judi first revealed her diagnosis in 2012, noting her mother had suffered from the same condition. But even before her eyesight began to decline, the Oscar-winner said she preferred to have scripts read aloud to her, as Steve Coogan did for the Oscar-nominated Philomena. \"I suppose it's the child in me,\" she said. \"I think somebody coming around and telling you a story is irresistible.\" The actress said she had no plans to step away from the stage or the camera, calling retirement \"the rudest word in my dictionary\". \"And 'old' is another one. I don't allow that in my house. And being called 'vintage'. I don't want any of those old words. \"I like 'enthusiastic' and I like the word 'cut' because that means you've finished the shot.\" Dame Judi made her professional acting debut at the Old Vic in 1957 and was an acclaimed stage and TV actress before being cast as M in the rejuvenated James Bond franchise in 1995. Two years later, she appeared as Queen Victoria in the TV drama Mrs Brown, which was picked up by film studio Miramax and became a global box office hit. The film kick-started her Hollywood career, and the relationship with Miramax boss Harvey Weinstein brought Dame Judi her only Oscar to date, for an eight-minute cameo as Queen Elizabeth in the 1998 movie Shakespeare in Love. She has since received Academy nominations for roles in Chocolat, Iris, Mrs Henderson Presents, Notes on a Scandal and, this year, for Philomena. She is currently in India filming The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 2, but her best-known role continues to be James Bond's boss. But, after playing a pivotal role alongside Daniel Craig in Skyfall in 2012, the actress left the part behind, bequeathing it to Ralph Fiennes. \"My role as M is over,\" she told The Hollywood Reporter, \"but having had 17 years I think, probably, I would have been given the sack by MI6 already. So it's someone else's turn.\" On a lighter note, the star also revealed that she had, on more than one occasion, brought her pet goldfish back to life. \"I've given the breath of life to [him] twice,\" she said. \"He's now about 8 inches long - almost a full shark - and yes, twice, I breathed into his mouth. He's now called Lazarus.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Dame Judi Dench says she has no plans to retire from acting, despite failing eyesight which has left her unable to read scripts.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Dame Judi has been diagnosed with a rare condition called macular degeneration.",
			"Beam candidate": "Dame Judi has been diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration (AMD).",
			"Top-p candidate": "A colourful actress who has been nominated for a British Golden Globe nomination is in New York's director Josef Santos."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 217,
			"Input": "summarize: Suzanne Evans told the BBC that the panel that gave the ruling was \"committed to staying in\" the EU. But she added it was important to maintain \"judicial independence\". The government says the ruling will not slow down Brexit and Labour says it will not vote to delay proceedings. The High Court decided last Thursday that Parliament should get a vote on when to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, beginning the two-year process of leaving the EU. The government, which argues that ministers have enough powers to do this without the need to consult MPs and peers, is appealing against the ruling, with the case due to be heard again next month by the Supreme Court. The Daily Mail has branded the High Court judges \"enemies of the people\", prompting criticism from many politicians. But Prime Minister Theresa May attempting to play down the situation on Sunday, saying: \"I believe in and value the independence of our judiciary. I also value the freedom of our press. I think these both underpin our democracy and they are important. \"Of course the judges will look at the legal arguments. We think we have strong legal arguments and we will be taking those arguments to the Supreme Court.\" UKIP's interim leader, Nigel Farage, warned of large-scale public protests if Parliament delays or blocks the invoking of Article 50 , caused by \"political anger, the likes of which none of us in our lifetimes have ever witnessed\". Ms Evans told BBC Radio 4's Today programme there were likely to be \"protests and demonstrations\", but added that these would be peaceful. She added: \"I have a concern that Article 50 is not intended to facilitate nation states leaving the European Union. I think it's there to frustrate them.\" Ms Evans said she thought the legal process could \"water down Brexit\". She added: \"I think it's amusing that the very same people who say it's all about parliamentary sovereignty have, for the last 48 years, been trying to undermine parliamentary sovereignty\". Ms Evans said: \"I think there's a debate to be had about whether or not judges are subject to some kind of democratic control.\" She did not want to undermine \"their judicial independence\", but added: \"I suppose that in this case, we have had a situation where we have judges committed to stay in the European Union... \"I'm questioning the legitimacy of this particular case. We know that the legal profession threw a collective hissy fit when we voted to leave.\" Ms Evans said it was \"human\" to have \"opinions\", adding: \"I'm not saying that we should get rid of judges.\" The government insists the High Court's decision will not affect its timetable for triggering Article 50 by the end of next March. And Labour has said it will not vote to delay the triggering of Article 50. However, the SNP's Brexit Minister Mike Russell told the BBC he \"can't imagine\" any circumstances in which his party's 54 MPs would vote to trigger it. UKIP will announce its new leader on 28 November, with Paul Nuttall and John Rees-Evans the rival candidates to Ms Evans.",
			"Gold reference": "Judges could be \"subject to some kind of democratic control\" following the High Court's decision to give Parliament a vote on triggering Brexit, a UKIP leadership contender has said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The High Court has ruled that the High Court judges are \"enemies of the people\" and that they are \"enemies of the people\".",
			"Beam candidate": "The High Court has ruled that judges are subject to some kind of democratic control in the European Union.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The High Court of Justice has criticised a ruling that would have helped Britain leave the EU."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 218,
			"Input": "summarize: AAH Pharmaceuticals was broken in to during the early hours of Monday morning. A small number of tablets, believed to be linked to the burglary, were later found in nearby Orby Close. Police have advised the public to only use medicine from healthcare professionals. The Health and Social Care Board (HSCB) said \"there is always the potential for drugs such as benzodiazepines to be misused or abused\". Det Sgt Michael Hawthorne said: \"I would also urge the public to be vigilant and to ensure that they do not put their health at risk by purchasing medication from an illicit source. \"People should only take medicines in consultation with their healthcare professionals who have access to patient health records, who are qualified to assess their medical needs and can take into account the risks and benefits associated with every medicine.\" He added: \"I would also ask the public if they are offered any medicines from an unregulated source to report it to the police on the non-emergency number 101.\" Kathryn Turner, Pharmacy Lead at the HSCB said: \"Some patients may obtain these drugs illicitly and take them for effects such as amnesia or to lose inhibitions. They often take them with other drugs including alcohol, and at very high doses. This is very dangerous and can cause loss of consciousness, breathing to stop and can even lead to death. \"We are also aware of the various ways that prescription drugs are being diverted from the legally prescribed and supplied routes and are working closely with regulators and the police to take action where there is evidence of diversion. \"We are advising that such medicines are only taken as prescribed by a medical practitioner and when sourced from the legitimate supply chain.  Any suspicious activity in respect of the supply of such medicines should be reported to the police.\"",
			"Gold reference": "A large quantity of Diazepam tablets have been stolen from a pharmaceutical firm on the Prince Regent Road in east Belfast.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A pharmacy has been urged to report suspected drug abuse to the public after a burglary in the UK.",
			"Beam candidate": "A number of drugs linked to a burglary have been seized by an unregulated source, police have said.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Drugs related to the French number 101 are being \"deadened\" and \"ineffective\" by doctors on Monday, police say."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 219,
			"Input": "summarize: The group carried out a nine-month investigation into the 53,000 images handed to the opposition by a military police photographer, codenamed Caesar. Researchers interviewed former prisoners, defectors, forensic experts and families of the disappeared. Syria's government and its allies had questioned the images' authenticity. They were first published in January 2014 in a report by three former war crimes prosecutors that was commissioned by Qatar, which supports the political and armed opposition in Syria. In an interview earlier this year, President Bashar al-Assad said: \"You can bring photographs from anyone and say this is torture. There is no verification of any of this evidence, so it's all allegations without evidence.\" But on Wednesday, Human Rights Watch laid out in a new report what it said was new evidence regarding the authenticity of the Caesar photographs, identifying a number of the victims and highlighting some of the key causes of death. The US-based group said it had located and interviewed 33 relatives and friends of 27 victims whose cases researchers verified; 37 former detainees who saw people die in detention; and four defectors who worked in Syrian government detention centres or the military hospitals where most of the photographs were taken. Syria torture report In pictures: Syria accused of torture Using satellite imagery and geolocation techniques, HRW confirmed that some of the photographs of the dead were taken in the courtyard of the 601 Military Hospital in Mezzeh, a western suburb of the capital Damascus. The group also identified a coding system for the cards placed on the bodies. \"We have meticulously verified dozens of stories, and we are confident the Caesar photographs present authentic - and damning - evidence of crimes against humanity in Syria,\" said Nadim Houry, HRW's deputy Middle East director. HRW said its report focused on 28,707 of the 53,275 photos smuggled out of Syria by Caesar that, based on all available information, showed the bodies of at least 6,786 people who died in detention or after being transferred from detention to a military hospital. The remaining photographs are of attack sites or of bodies identified by name as of government soldiers, other combatants, or civilians killed in attacks, explosions or assassination attempts. Most of the victims were detained by just five intelligence agency branches in Damascus, and their bodies were sent to at least two military hospitals in Damascus between May 2011, when Caesar began copying files and smuggling them out of his workplace, and August 2013, when he fled Syria, HRW said. Forensic pathologists from Physicians for Human Rights analysed a subset of the photos, and found evidence of several types of torture, starvation, suffocation, violent blunt force trauma, and in one case, a gunshot wound to the head. Among the 27 victims identified by HRW - all of whose families spent months or years searching for news of their whereabouts, in many cases paying huge sums to contacts and middlemen - were Rehab al-Allawi, a boy who was 14 at the time of his arrest for having an anti-Assad song on his phone, and student Rehab al-Allawi, who was 25 when she was detained while working with an activist group. The former detainees, held in the same places as most of the victims, told HRW that guards kept them in severely overcrowded cells with very little air circulation, gave them so little food that they grew weak, and often denied them the opportunity to wash. Skin diseases and other infectious diseases proliferated, and the detainees said guards denied them adequate medical care. \"Many of the former detainees who were held in these nightmarish conditions told us they often wished they would die, rather than continue suffering,\" Mr Houry said. The Syrian Network for Human Rights, an activist group, has documented the arrest and detention of more than 117,000 people in Syria since the uprising against Mr Assad began in March 2011.",
			"Gold reference": "Human Rights Watch says it is confident photos smuggled out of Syria by a defector in 2013 showing 6,786 people who died after detention are authentic.",
			"Greedy candidate": "US-based Human Rights Watch has released a new report on the authenticity of the images of the dead in Syria.",
			"Beam candidate": "US-based Human Rights Watch has released a new report on the deaths of at least six people who died in detention in Syria.",
			"Top-p candidate": "US President Bashar al-Assad says the material captured by Julius Caesar hasn't been verified."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 220,
			"Input": "summarize: Eight-year-old Garfield, who makes the trip to Sainsbury's in Ely in Cambridgeshire on a daily basis, has his own Facebook page created by fans. Owner David Willers posted a message asking shoppers to lay off the treats as a vet found Garfield, who weighs 6.6kg (one stone), was overweight. \"Everyone loves him,\" Mr Willers said. \"The other day when it was cold and he stayed indoors, a member of Sainsbury's staff messaged me to ask where he was, which was very sweet. \"He brings more customers into the shop - people tell me they go and shop there just to see him.\" Garfield's Facebook page was set up last summer by a couple who had spotted him in the shop, and is now run by Mr Willers. \"We worry about him crossing the road, but we don't really get any negative comments about his habits,\" he said. \"We live about a four-minute walk away from Sainsbury's but Garfield knows all the shortcuts so can get there quicker than that.\"",
			"Gold reference": "The owner of a cat which visits a supermarket every day, has had to ask people to stop feeding his pet because he was putting on weight.",
			"Greedy candidate": "A man who ate a pound of treats at a Sainsbury's shop has been found to have a \"smooth\" stomach.",
			"Beam candidate": "Sainsbury's has launched a new Facebook page to encourage shoppers to shop for treats.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Sainsbury's and Bloomfield took a call from a passenger looking to eat some treats, to plan a few trip to see him."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 221,
			"Input": "summarize: Jin Ok scored the game-winning goal after GB had come back from 2-0 down. Third-period goals from Angela Taylor and Leanne Ganney levelled the game after Jong Su-hyo and Won Chol-sun had put North Korea in charge. The game gives Britain their first point of the tournament but they are bottom of Group A after three games. \"Nobody likes losing and it's disappointing,\" said Britain's head coach Cheryl Smith. \"I am more disappointed because we took some risks. We were 2-0 down, took a risk and got the goal back. \"We got our heads together and the girls listened and we got back into the game. \"The game was going our way when we got back into it at 2-2, but we just didn't finish it. \"We had the chances in overtime but we just did not get it done.\" Britain, who have also lost to the Netherlands and South Korea in this event, return to action tomorrow when they face Slovenia at 16:30 (08:30 BST).",
			"Gold reference": "Great Britain's women fell to an overtime defeat by North Korea in their third Group A game in World Championship Division Two in Gangneung.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Britain's 2-0 win over North Korea gave them a point at the World Cup in Beijing.",
			"Beam candidate": "Britain beat North Korea 2-0 down to reach the World Cup quarter-finals with a 2-1 victory over South Korea.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Britain's 4-0 win over Australia and a disappointing 3-1 final in New Zealand has made it seven goals clear."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 222,
			"Input": "summarize: The men, along with a fifth man, were caught after firearms, ammunition and cocaine were found in a car arriving at Folkestone from Calais in January 2012. They were convicted of firearms and drugs charges on Monday after a six-week trial. At Woolwich Crown Court they were given prison sentences ranging from six-and-a-half years to 14 years. Describing it as \"a carefully planned enterprise\" Judge Philip Shorrock said: \"The guns were intended for use by serious criminals. They would be used to kill or maim.\" The court heard the gang was caught after armed police stopped two of the men in two BMW cars arriving at Folkestone on Eurotunnel last year. Officers discovered five handguns and three silencers, while 500g of cocaine was found in an Army issue boot covered in duct tape and curry powder to disguise the smell. Detectives believe the guns were destined for criminal gangs in London. Ringleader Lemar Loveless, 26, of Brydon Walk, Islington, north London, who had resigned from the army in November 2011 and was on terminal leave, was jailed for 14 years after admitting conspiring to import firearms. Lance Laurent, 26, of Gloucester Street, Battersea, south-west London, was sentenced to 12 years in jail after admitting conspiring to import firearms. Both Loveless and Laurent were also found guilty of conspiring to import class A drugs. Trave Dyce, 22, of Sydney Road, Smethwick, West Midlands, was jailed for seven-and-a-half years after he admitted conspiring to import drugs and firearms. Romone Mashalleck, 25, a civilian, of Huron Street, Balham, south London, was sentenced to six-and-a-half years in jail after being found guilty of conspiring to import firearms. Duran Wright, a former regimental police officer in the Army, was jailed for 10 years. The 28-year-old, of Jerningham Road, New Cross, south-east London, was found guilty of conspiring to import class A drugs and firearms. Laurent had been a trooper with the Queen's Royal Hussars and Wright had been a lance corporal with the Royal Logistics Corps. Dyce and Loveless had been troopers in the Queen's Royal Hussars. They were all based in Germany. Marshalleck was their civilian contact in London. Jurors heard Dyce, Laurent and Wright were serving soldiers while Loveless was on terminal leave ahead of his discharge from the Army. Alison Saunders, of the CPS, said: \"This was a planned conspiracy to bring weapons, ammunition and drugs into the UK organised by four soldiers, based in Germany, and their civilian contact in London.\" She said the full extent of those involved was only discovered when phone data was \"meticulously analysed and a picture of those involved was created\". She continued: \"These deadly weapons could have gone on to be used in violent crimes. \"The high-purity cocaine that was imported had a street value of over \u00c2\u00a370,000 and would almost certainly have made big profits for criminal gangs while damaging lives.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Four British soldiers who tried to smuggle guns and drugs into the UK have been jailed.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Two men have been jailed for conspiring to import drugs and firearms, a court has heard.",
			"Beam candidate": "Two men have been jailed for six-and-a-half years for conspiring to import drugs and firearms.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Three Royal Hussars soldiers have been jailed for three years."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 223,
			"Input": "summarize: The Department for Social Development has confirmed that a total of 51 refugees will arrive in Belfast from Lebanon, under the Vulnerable Persons Relocations Scheme. Eleven of them are children under the age of five, including a baby. The PSNI team will also investigate any crimes against the Muslim community. The Syrian families will be housed in the private rental sector until alternative arrangements are made. This is the first time Northern Ireland has participated in a refugee resettlement program. Muslims and Christians are among those due to arrive in mid-December. The first group will be settled in the Belfast area. The second group of refugees will arrive in the first quarter of 2016 and will be settled in the north west. Prime Minister David Cameron announced the expansion of the Vulnerable Persons Relocation Scheme on 7 September. The scheme will resettle up to 20,000 Syrian refugees across the UK over the next five years. Refugees from countries neighbouring Syria will be resettled under the scheme, mostly Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon. It does not extend to those who seek asylum in Europe or countries like Libya.",
			"Gold reference": "A special operation team set up by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) will manage the arrival of 11 Syrian refugee families on 15 December.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The first Syrian refugees to be resettled in Northern Ireland will be reunited with their families in the UK.",
			"Beam candidate": "The PSNI has confirmed that a total of 51 Syrian refugees will be resettled in Northern Ireland.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Northern Ireland has confirmed a number of refugees to arrive in Belfast."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 224,
			"Input": "summarize: While its recommended nationwide pay rate goes up from \u00a37.85 an hour to \u00a38.25 - an increase of 40p - in London the suggested rise is only 25p. Next year, when the government brings in a compulsory National Living Wage across the United Kingdom, there will be no separate rate for London. The living wage is calculated according to the basic cost of living. The capital's voluntary living wage - which is not legally enforceable - is assessed by the Living Wage Foundation and economists at the Greater London Authority. Mayor Boris Johnson's office estimates 724 employers in London have now signed up. Those employers now have six months to implement the new pay level. National minimum wage: The current mandatory minimum is \u00a36.70 per hour for people aged 21 and over, and \u00a35.30 for those aged 18 to 20 National Living Wage: This will be mandatory from April 2016 for workers aged 25 and above. It will initially be set at \u00a37.20 an hour and is intended to exceed \u00a39 an hour by 2020 London living wage: A voluntary higher rate of the living wage in the capital, which will rise from \u00a39.15 to \u00a39.40 an hour. There are currently no plans to make this scheme mandatory Mr Johnson said the move would help \"pay the people who work hardest on lowest incomes decently\". While he is a prominent supporter of the voluntary London living wage, he has resisted calls to make it mandatory, saying small businesses \"would struggle with wage rigidity\". Labour's mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan called in-work poverty \"a shameful blight on our city\", adding: \"Neither the government nor the mayor are doing enough to turn things round.\" The Green Party highlighted disparity between the new recommended rate in London and the national minimum wage for Londoners aged 18 to 20, currently \u00a35.30 an hour. Assembly Member Baroness Jones said: \"The mayor should be making the case for raising the minimum wage in London to a living wage, especially for young Londoners.\"",
			"Gold reference": "The London living wage is to rise from \u00a39.15 an hour to \u00a39.40, the Living Wage Foundation campaign group has said.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The mayor of London has said he is \"disappointed\" by the government's new national living wage, which is set to be introduced in April 2016.",
			"Beam candidate": "London's Mayor Boris Johnson has said he will make the case for raising the minimum wage in London to a living wage.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Labour leader Boris Johnson has said his community must have a new live wage scheme to raise the minimum wage."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 225,
			"Input": "summarize: The new world was found beyond our Solar System, 100 light-years away. It's been named 51 Eridani b and is only 20 million years old - very young by astronomical standards. The alien world could give us more information about the formation of our Solar System. The find was made by the Gemini Planet Imager (GPI), which looks for young planets orbiting bright nearby stars. Our own Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system - it's so big you could fit over 1,300 Earths inside it! It's also the fastest rotating planet too, with 1 day only lasting 10 hours - but a year on Jupiter lasts for 12 Earth years. Jupiter doesn't have a solid surface and is made up of gas, giving it the name 'gas giant'. The baby Jupiter has the strongest methane gas signature ever found on an alien planet. The astronomers also detected water using the GPI's spectrometer instrument. Scientists hope that by studying far away worlds, they can learn more about how common the structure of our Solar System is. Astronomers believe the gas giants in our Solar System formed slowly - by building up a large core over a few million years and then pulling in a huge amount of hydrogen and other gases to form an atmosphere. This is known as a \"cold-start\". But the Jupiter-like planets that have been discovered so far are much hotter than scientists have predicted. Which could mean they formed quickly - as gas collapses to make a scorching planet in what is known as a 'hot-start'.",
			"Gold reference": "Astronomers have discovered a baby planet which looks like a young version of Jupiter.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Scientists have discovered a planet that is the largest planet in the solar system.",
			"Beam candidate": "Astronomers have discovered a new planet in the solar system called Jupiter.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Scientists have studied how our solar system can be thought of as an \"eliminant\" planet."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 226,
			"Input": "summarize: The Scotland international has been part of a side to have kept six clean sheets in their last nine matches. \"Berra is the best defender in the league, for me, without a doubt,\" McCarthy told BBC Radio Suffolk. \"He's just outstanding, he's big and powerful and wins it in the air, he's quick, he blocks things and is good at defending corners.\" Berra has impressed alongside youngster Adam Webster at the centre of Ipswich's defence this season, and McCarthy has previously said Webster will go onto play in the Premier League. The pair played on Tuesday against Burton as Town ended a winless run of five matches and McCarthy's side travel to leaders Newcastle United on Saturday. Former Republic of Ireland boss McCarthy said he was impressed by the signings the Magpies made following their relegation to the Championship, such as Matt Ritchie from Bournemouth and Dwight Gayle from Crystal Palace. \"They went out and got players who know the Championship, don't mind playing in the Championship, all want to be out of the Championship again and probably think they can be. \"How they dealt with it, they were good signings in the summer.\"",
			"Gold reference": "Ipswich Town's Christophe Berra is the best defender in the Championship, according to his manager Mick McCarthy.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ipswich Town have signed defender Sierra Berra on a two-year contract.",
			"Beam candidate": "League Two side Ipswich Town have signed defender Sierra Berra on a two-year contract.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Former Scotland defender Boris Berra has announced his side will accept a promotion on a two-year deal."
		}
	],
	"rocstories": [
		{
			"Entry ID": 227,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nThere was a stray cat who loved my cat. He came by to see her everyday. I eventually took him in and let him inside, and named him Tokyo. He got very sick, out of nowhere.",
			"Gold reference": "I took him to the vet to treat him and he got better.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was very happy to see him again.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tokyo is a beautiful cat.",
			"Top-p candidate": "It took a long time for my cat to get a new one."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 228,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTom bit into the Snickers bar and felt a jabbing pain. A small pebble in it made one of his teeth snap in half! He rushed to the dentist. Because it was an emergency, they saw him right away.",
			"Gold reference": "The dentist fixed his tooth.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tom was able to get his teeth back in the bar.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tom's teeth were swollen and he was unable to get to the dentist.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tom came back with a small pebble, followed by a third of his teeth he hadn't touched and then looked up for him."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 229,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI went on a hiking trip this summer. I went to go hike away from the campsite by myself. I got lost because I did not have any equipment on me. I walked for miles searching for my friends.",
			"Gold reference": "Eventually I found some trail markers.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was able to get a good view of the campsite.",
			"Beam candidate": "I decided to go hiking with my friends.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I decided to go down hiking again a few days ago."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 230,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nThere was a boy with a paintball gun. He wasted all of his ammo. He was in the trenches trying to stay out of sight. Finally, he sprinted towards the flag.",
			"Gold reference": "He was shot by members of the other team.",
			"Greedy candidate": "He was able to get out of the trenches and get out of the trenches.",
			"Beam candidate": "He was able to get out of the trenches.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The soldier began seeing his father in his battle truck."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 231,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nSara was a dancer. She was practicing for her recital. As she went to go on pointe, she heard a loud pop. Sarah broke her big toe.",
			"Gold reference": "Sara cried out in pain.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Sara was able to dance with her partner.",
			"Beam candidate": "Sara screamed for help.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Sara realized she had to sing loudly for the first time since she was celebrating."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 232,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAfter dropping her kids off at school, Tammy donated blood. She drank some juice to refuel before running a few errands. Tammy then headed for the gym to her favorite aerobics class. Forty minutes into the intense workout Tammy passed out.",
			"Gold reference": "Tammy learned a valuable lesson.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tammy was able to get her kids to exercise and get back to work.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tammy had a great time.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tammy started learning about an exercise method in her early childhood."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 233,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAllie lost 50 pounds. The doctor told her she needed to lose 10 more. If she lost 10 more he would do skin removal. Allie dieted hard and exercised.",
			"Gold reference": "Allie was able to lose the 10 pounds and have the skin removal.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Allie was able to lose 10 more pounds.",
			"Beam candidate": "Allie was able to lose 10 more pounds.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Allie chose a not so good choice for a good age."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 234,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nA frog was hungry for a late dinner. He looked across the pond and spied a fly. The frog swam up to the fly quietly. Unfortunately, the fly saw him coming and buzzed away.",
			"Gold reference": "The frog was still hungry.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The frog swam up to the fly and spied it.",
			"Beam candidate": "The frog swam up to the fly and buzzed away.",
			"Top-p candidate": "His subsequent encounter caught his nerve and he became angry."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 235,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTony was tired of stale store bought bread. He called his mom and got her bread recipe. Tony gathered the ingredients that he needed. Tony baked the bread according to the recipe.",
			"Gold reference": "It was some of the best bread he has had.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tony was able to make a bread that was fresh and delicious.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tony's mom gave him the bread he needed.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tony wasn't afraid to get over his microwave."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 236,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nOne day, John met a cute girl named Jessica. He enjoyed talking to her and spending time with her. John asked Jessica to go out with him on a date. She said yes, and they had a good time.",
			"Gold reference": "John was glad he asked her on a date.",
			"Greedy candidate": "John was so happy to see Jessica.",
			"Beam candidate": "John and Jessica had a great time.",
			"Top-p candidate": "John paid the price, so he invited him to attend a cat party with her."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 237,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nKelly wanted to be in the Navy. She asked a recruiter about it. He advised her to complete an application. She filled it out and submitted it.",
			"Gold reference": "The navy got back to her promptly.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kelly was able to get a job in the Navy.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kelly was able to apply for a position in the Navy.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kelly traveled to the rescue and was introduced by a nervous waitress."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 238,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI got a new truck. To celebrate, i went mudding. I drove through lots of mud puddles. my truck got really dirty.",
			"Gold reference": "Afterwards, I washed my truck in the driveway.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I drove through a lot of mud puddles.",
			"Beam candidate": "I drove through a lot of mud puddles.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I drove to work."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 239,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nThe cop pulled me over at night. He said I had been speeding. He went back to his car. I waited with the lights flashing behind me.",
			"Gold reference": "I hoped he would just give me a warning.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I waited for the cop to come over and take me to the hospital.",
			"Beam candidate": "I screamed at the cop.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Luckily he won't be late again."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 240,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLulu was excited to try the new candy store in town. She immediately woke up early and ran over to it. Thankfully she was the first one to arrive. As soon as she walked in she grabbed a bucket.",
			"Gold reference": "Lulu paid twenty five cents for a full bucket of candy.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Lulu was able to get her candy back to her.",
			"Beam candidate": "Lulu was excited to try the new candy store.",
			"Top-p candidate": "She is now still scared."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 241,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nOne day I wanted to cook a nice dinner for my family. I decided to cook spaghetti. I boiled the noodles and put the sauce in a pot on the stove. I turned the stove on too high.",
			"Gold reference": "The sauce burned and stuck to the bottom of the pan.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I boiled the noodles and put the sauce in a pot on the stove.",
			"Beam candidate": "I boiled the noodles and put the sauce in a pot on the stove.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The sauce was quite thick and bland so I thought I would have to fry it up a few times."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 242,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nFord was proud of his high GPA. He worked every evening on assignments in order to improve it. Ford's friends warned him that he was missing out on fun. Later in life, Ford became a successful lawyer.",
			"Gold reference": "Ford was proud of his accomplishments.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ford was a great lawyer and he was a great lawyer.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ford was proud of his high GPA.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ford was proud of the job he did every evening."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 243,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJuanita woke up early for a canoe ride on the lake. She loved peacefully rowing the canoe before anyone else was awake. This morning she was shocked to see a stork flying across the lake. As she took a picture, she lost her balance and fell into the water.",
			"Gold reference": "Juanita climbed back into the boat.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Juanita was able to get to the lake with her friends and family.",
			"Beam candidate": "Juanita was able to see a stork flying across the lake.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Juanita was scared the stork flinched up in a stretch of river."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 244,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nWe got in the car to go to the zoo. I couldn't wait to see the zebra. We walked around and saw so many animals. I got to see the zebra play.",
			"Gold reference": "I enjoyed visiting the zoo.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was so excited to see the zebra play.",
			"Beam candidate": "I was excited to see the zebra play.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I jumped on the floor laughing and laughing."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 245,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGary loved to garden. Spring was quickly approaching and he wanted to start planting. He checked the Almanac to see which plants were safe for the garden. Tom decided to plant some orchids.",
			"Gold reference": "The orchids would be beautiful.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tom was very happy to see the flowers bloom.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tom was very happy with his garden.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tom's garden was messy as he was not in the garden at first."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 246,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJuanita had watched a scary movie. Now, she was having trouble falling asleep. Juanita tried turning on a nightlight and music. The room didn't feel so frightening anymore.",
			"Gold reference": "She fell soundly asleep.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Juanita was so scared that she decided to watch a movie.",
			"Beam candidate": "Juanita was so scared that she decided to watch a movie.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Juanita was disappointed to be woken up for a night out and began to develop fear."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 247,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAndrew had never been in trouble for anything. His parents were out of town for the week. Andrew's friends came over and wanted to drink. So Andrew took out his parents secret stash of alcohol.",
			"Gold reference": "They drank the alcohol and got drunk.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Andrew's friends were a great friend and he was a great friend.",
			"Beam candidate": "Andrew's friends drank a lot of beer and sat down.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Andrew was impressed by his sense of humor."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 248,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDave walked into the grocery store. He was going there to buy his favorite energy drink. He only had enough money to buy one can. He reached the aisle and what he saw made him smile.",
			"Gold reference": "They were on sale.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Dave was excited to see the store.",
			"Beam candidate": "Dave was happy to see that he was able to buy his favorite drink.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Dave laughed out loud."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 249,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nThere were six puppies running around my foyer. It was going to be hard to choose the one we wanted to buy. Each of my daughters picked out a different pup. The owner said we could get a discount on two dogs.",
			"Gold reference": "We each bought one dog.",
			"Greedy candidate": "We decided to buy a puppy for the price.",
			"Beam candidate": "We decided to give them a discount.",
			"Top-p candidate": "We decided to buy the pup and collect it once more."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 250,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBrianna complained bitterly when her family went camping. It would ruin her hair and nails and there was no tv. However, she forgot these things when she tasted her first S'MORE. Munching her treat, she gazed at the huge, starry sky in awe.",
			"Gold reference": "Brianna loved s'mores.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Brianna was a snob and a snob.",
			"Beam candidate": "Brianna sat down with her family and watched a movie.",
			"Top-p candidate": "She chased her pet kitten on it and decided to make an animal catcher."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 251,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nRobert's dog passed away last month and he's still upset. His wife wants to distract Robert with something. She suggests they go shopping for a new dog. Robert tags along and discovers that he loves looking at puppies!",
			"Gold reference": "Robert starts to feel better after playing with puppies.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Robert's dog is a dog that he loves to look at.",
			"Beam candidate": "Robert's dog passed away last month and his wife wants to distract him.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Robert's dog cannot enjoy the smell he had while working at the dog park."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 252,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nRobbie wanted to buy a new hat. He drove an hour just to get the new hat he wanted. Finally when he got there he got the last one. When he tried it on it fit perfectly.",
			"Gold reference": "He wore it everyday.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Robbie was so excited to buy a new hat.",
			"Beam candidate": "Robbie bought a new hat that fit perfectly.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Robbie was thrilled."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 253,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGina was not supposed to use her phone in detention. So when she dropped the phone she knew it was trouble. The teacher held the phone and stared at her. Gina pretended it wasn't her phone.",
			"Gold reference": "Gina's teacher wasn't fooled at all and gave her more detention.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Gina was able to use the phone in detention.",
			"Beam candidate": "Gina's teacher told her that she would not use her phone in detention.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Gina jumped back in her seat and kissed her."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 254,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nCarl looked into a telescope for the first time at 9-Year's-old. He was immediately breath-taken and full of wonder. He decided he had to learn more about the cosmos. He studied science and astronomy through high school and college.",
			"Gold reference": "He ended up becoming a scientist.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Carl was a great student and he was a great student.",
			"Beam candidate": "Carl was fascinated by the cosmos.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Carl stayed awake until he saw the cosmos and then started feeling eerie."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 255,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTom and Dick loved their trucks. They would go out in the desert every week. They would kick up dirt and play around. Then Tom's truck broke down.",
			"Gold reference": "It cost a lot of money, but he got it repaired.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tom and Dick were very happy to have a truck in the desert.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tom and Dick decided to go out in the desert every week.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Dick took to the yard and had a \"dead night\" to do so."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 256,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nSky went to Turkey with her class. She landed in Istanbul and started sightseeing. All the students loved the architecture. And they thought the food was great too!",
			"Gold reference": "Sky never wanted her trip to end.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Sky was a great student.",
			"Beam candidate": "Sky was a great student.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Sky ate the size of a banana."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 257,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDanny likes to go on picnics. Paisley is Danny's girlfriend. One day, Danny took Paisley on a picnic. She enjoyed herself very much.",
			"Gold reference": "Danny was happy he could share the picnic date with her.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Paisley was so happy to see her.",
			"Beam candidate": "Paisley was very happy to see her.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Paisley thought this was a beautiful place to go."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 258,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMy sister in law Sally contacted the family last month. Sally is estranged from the family. She ran away to get married and did not keep in contact. Her husband is now in a hospice.",
			"Gold reference": "Sally wanted to inform the family of her husband's condition.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Sally is now in a hospice.",
			"Beam candidate": "Sally's husband is now in a hospice.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Sally ran away on Thanksgiving because of her wife."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 259,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTommy was 17 when he dyed his hair pink. He thought it was punk and cool. Some of his friends agreed. His parents thought it was stupid.",
			"Gold reference": "They made Tommy shave his head.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tommy was a snob and a snob.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tommy decided to dye his hair pink.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tommy would do a stripping."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 260,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nYesterday Kelly headed to cvs to buy some candy. She walked up and down the aisles to find what she wanted. To her surprise however, she ran into an old friend. The two talked for awhile.",
			"Gold reference": "Her friend ended up buying the candy for her.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kelly was a little nervous about the candy.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kelly had a great time.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kelly was so excited that she started getting excited when she walked up to a candy store."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 261,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLast week Jared was driving to work. He had been partying hard the night before. He didn't get any sleep. Before he knew it his car was facing oncoming traffic.",
			"Gold reference": "Jared swerved quickly and managed to avoid a collision.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jared was a snobber.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jared's car was parked in a parking lot.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jared went back to work as he was stuck with a busload of water when the traffic started."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 262,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJill was a high school student. She dreaded having to go to class. One day, she decided to ditch school. Her parents found out the next day.",
			"Gold reference": "Jill's parents scolded her for skipping class.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jill was a good student.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jill's parents decided to go to school.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jill's parents did not acclimate her to high school, which eventually led to her being more lonely."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 263,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJoe had an accountant. He never paid attention to his accountant. Until one day he realized he had no money. Joe furiously stormed into the accountant's office.",
			"Gold reference": "Joe asked the accountant what happened.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joe was a snob.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joe's accountant had a lot of money in his pocket.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Joe got caught on a claim and moved to his office."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 264,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJake had a hard time making friends at his new school. He had low self esteem and felt didn't deserve to have friends. One day he met John who happened to feel the same way. John and Jake soon became best friends.",
			"Gold reference": "They both became more confident and made more friends too.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jake was a great friend and he was a great friend.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jake had a great time making friends with his friends.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jake then turned to the students in his new school, and now all the students in his new school go with them."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 265,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJoy wanted to find the perfect shell for her hermit crab. She could buy one, but it would be more special if she found it. She scoured the beach all morning. Everything that might work was broken!",
			"Gold reference": "She had to buy a shell after all.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joy decided to buy a shell for her hermit crab.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joy scoured the beach to find a shell for her hermit crab.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Joy cut off all the fish, and found hermit crabs."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 266,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMonica was an eight year old girl who loved to knit scarves. One day Monica was invited to a birthday. Monica did not have any money to buy her friend a gift. Monica decided to knit her a scarf.",
			"Gold reference": "Monica was pleased to see her friend admire the homemade gift.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Monica was so happy to have found a scarf that she could use for her birthday.",
			"Beam candidate": "Monica loved to knit scarves.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Monica went to the store to get her scarf made."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 267,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMike used to play racketball with Perry. They would reserve a court a couple times a week. But one time Mike hit Perry by accident in the back of the head. Perry was not very happy about that.",
			"Gold reference": "Mike had to apologize.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Mike was a very good player.",
			"Beam candidate": "Mike had a great time playing racketball with Perry.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Perry went to court and was nearly killed by the accident."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 268,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI waited in line all day to see a movie I knew I would like. I was so excited to see this movie. When I got into the theater, I was so excited I almost couldn't move. I watched the whole movie.",
			"Gold reference": "I thought the movie was great!",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was so excited to see the movie.",
			"Beam candidate": "I waited in line all day to see a movie I knew I would like.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I went to the cinematography book to see the movie and then saw a movie. I didn't understand how I was going to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie I knew I would like."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 269,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTracy never believed in marriage. Doug taught Tracy how to feel love again. Doug and Tracy made a commitment to each other. Doug broke his wedding vows to Tracy.",
			"Gold reference": "Tracy's apprehensions about marriage were confirmed.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Doug was a great man and he was a great man.",
			"Beam candidate": "Doug and Tracy had a great time together.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tracy was happily married with their parents in the fall, and ended up spending time with Doug and Tracy."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 270,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMary Ann went for a walk on a trail at the park. She passed people with children and animals. She passed people jogging and riding bikes. She saw a lot of plants.",
			"Gold reference": "Mary Ann got a rash from one of them because it was poison ivy.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Mary Ann was a very happy and happy woman.",
			"Beam candidate": "Mary Ann had a lot of plants in her yard.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mary Ann was the wife of a local writer and sometimes he said she had helped a lot to move home."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 271,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nChelsea was getting married next week. She needed someone to give her away. Her father was out of the question as he was an abusive jerk. She really didn't know what to do.",
			"Gold reference": "She decided to ask her brother, who was honored to do so.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Chelsea was a jerk and she was a jerk.",
			"Beam candidate": "Chelsea's father was a jerk and she didn't know what to do.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Chelsea was mad that she needed help from her father."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 272,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAya wanted to be a model. She thought she had a chance since she was thin and pretty. So she entered her town's annual modeling contest. To her shock, she won the contest.",
			"Gold reference": "Aya was very happy about the outcome of the contest.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Aya was a great model and she was a great model.",
			"Beam candidate": "Aya decided to go to the modeling contest to win the contest.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Aya had to show in the competition when she gave birth to her daughter, wife, and children."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 273,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI love to go to the movies. I used to go almost every single weekend. There was a theater about ten minutes from my house that was decent. It closed down though and now I have to drive far to see movie.",
			"Gold reference": "It costs more for gas to the other theater.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I decided to go to the movies again. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was so excited to see the movie. I was",
			"Beam candidate": "I decided to go to a movie theater. I had to drive ten minutes to the theater to see the movie. The theater closed down.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I have to drive far to see a movie."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 274,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGreta was turning ten Year's old. She wanted to throw a birthday party. Greta handed out invitations for the party at school. When the day of the party came, no one showed up.",
			"Gold reference": "Greta was very sad, but her parents cheered her up.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Greta was a little nervous.",
			"Beam candidate": "Greta decided to throw the party at school.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Greta was worried."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 275,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nOn Christmas morning, I woke up at 5 AM like when I was a child. I sat in front of the tree in the dark and admired the lights. The presents looked beautiful, all wrapped up, underneath the tree. I made two mugs of hot chocolate and woke up my husband.",
			"Gold reference": "It was a great morning.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I woke up at 5 AM and woke up at 5 AM.",
			"Beam candidate": "I sat in front of the tree in the dark and admired the lights.",
			"Top-p candidate": "My husband laughed and then laughed with a few tug on his head."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 276,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLast night we wanted to order a pizza. Half of us wanted pepperoni. The other half wanted sausage. I made a decision.",
			"Gold reference": "We ordered a pizza with separate toppings on each half.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I decided to order a pizza. I ordered a pizza with pepperoni and sausage. The pizza was delicious.",
			"Beam candidate": "I ordered a pizza with pepperoni and sausage. The pizza was delicious.",
			"Top-p candidate": "We both shared the pizza."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 277,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTom liked to look at old cars. For his birthday, his family got him tickets to a classic car museum. Tom thought it was a wonderful gift. His family accompanied him to the museum.",
			"Gold reference": "Tom loved his time at the museum.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tom was a great car collector.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tom's family accompanied him to the museum.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Tom couldn't make it up for it all."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 278,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nRon was watching a high-speed chase on TV. The cop was chasing the bad guy through his neighborhood. It was terrifying! But then the cop caught the bad guy.",
			"Gold reference": "Ron applauded the officer's performance.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ron was able to get out of the car and get out of the car.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ron was able to catch the bad guy.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ron had run into a violent man because of it."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 279,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLast week a stunt double tried a new stunt. It involved a big car crash. Something went wrong and one of the safety harnesses snapped. The stunt man was ejected from his seat.",
			"Gold reference": "The stunt man was paralyzed.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The stunt man was able to get out of his seat and get out of the car.",
			"Beam candidate": "The stunt man was ejected from his seat.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The man struck the car as he went down the track."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 280,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLena was sick. Lena was sad because she wouldn't see her friends at school. So she took her vitamins. She got better quickly",
			"Gold reference": "Lena went to school only to find out her friends were sick.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Lena was able to get her vitamins and get them.",
			"Beam candidate": "Lena went to the doctor to see if she could help her.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Lena took vitamins for the evening."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 281,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMike bought a new bike to ride in his town. He cycled from his house to a friend's house. On the way he met a group of kids riding bikes as well. Neiter Mike nor the kids were wearing helmets at the time.",
			"Gold reference": "Mike accidentally collided with the kids.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Mike was a very nice kid.",
			"Beam candidate": "Neiter Mike and the kids were riding bikes.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mike bothered to come back to his friend and he was like, 'Hello'everywhere."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 282,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nKim wakes up and decides to drive to the mall. She gets there and promptly spends 250$ on a pair of shoes. Later, she finds a purse to match the shoes. After buying an outfit to match, she decides to head home.",
			"Gold reference": "Kim loved everything she bought.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kim is a shopper and she is a shopper.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kim goes to the mall and finds a purse to match the shoes.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kim storms out to the mall and set up her car."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 283,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJane's girlfriend works at a flower shop. She never gets tired of her work. One day Jane decided to get her a rose. Even though her girlfriend saw many a day she loved it.",
			"Gold reference": "Jane's girlfriend was a die-hard flower lover.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jane's girlfriend loved the roses she bought.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jane's girlfriend loved the roses.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jane always wore a pink rose and felt beautiful, wearing a cab out her room!"
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 284,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nIn college, I had some terrible professors. They did not know how to teach the students. So, I learned to teach myself on my own. Instead of going to class, I went to the library and did exactly that.",
			"Gold reference": "Teaching myself helped me get ahead of other students.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was able to get a good grade.",
			"Beam candidate": "I learned to teach myself on my own.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I was dismissed from the future."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 285,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nIt was a bright, warm day. So Joe thought it would be nice to take a walk. He decided to walk to his local coffee shop. But halfway there, he started getting tired.",
			"Gold reference": "Joe regret going outside.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joe was so tired that he decided to walk to his local coffee shop.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joe decided to take a walk to his local coffee shop.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Joe jumped the hill and saw his friend and colleague stare up at him."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 286,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAmanda was watching a squirrel collect acorns. Amanda was fascinated with how efficient the squirrel was. Amanda watched the squirrel as he carried the acorns to his nest. Amanda also saw how the squirrel was very watchful over the acorns.",
			"Gold reference": "Amanda enjoys learning about nature.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Amanda was amazed at how efficient the squirrel was.",
			"Beam candidate": "Amanda was amazed at how efficient the squirrel was.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Amanda was surprised that the squirrel took off a nutshell."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 287,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI lived in the South End of Boston from 1968 to 1981. It was a run down section of town. I bought many books there, since they cost only ten cents. I revisited the shop in 1991.",
			"Gold reference": "It was very different.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I bought a book at the library in the South End of Boston in 1991.",
			"Beam candidate": "I decided to buy a book at the South End of Boston.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I finally ate a home in 1985 that gave me just one day to buy some new books and books."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 288,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nNeil was visiting Limerick in Ireland. There, he saw a beautiful sight. He saw the large and lovely River Shannon! After a few minutes, he agreed with the locals.",
			"Gold reference": "The River Shannon was beautiful.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Neil was able to see the river Shannon and see the gorge.",
			"Beam candidate": "Neil decided to visit Limerick in Ireland.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Neil wasn't always around until a week later when the creature was discovered."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 289,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nNeil was visiting Egypt. He took a tour to see the Great Pyramids. He stared up at them in awe. They were so huge and ornate!",
			"Gold reference": "Neil was fascinated by the scale and beauty of the pyramids.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Neil was so excited to see the Great Pyramids.",
			"Beam candidate": "Neil was so excited to see the Great Pyramids.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Neil was really surprised when he saw the world's most famous pyramids!"
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 290,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI bought a new car today. It is shiny and red. The inside smells so fresh and clean. I love the car so much.",
			"Gold reference": "I drive the car everywhere I go.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I love the color of the inside.",
			"Beam candidate": "I bought a new car today.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I was going to paint the interior of my car. One of the most beautiful parts I've ever had was my car's parts. The red color I use is also my favorite color. It's a good color for the rear of the car."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 291,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDaria bought a television for her living room. She had the store deliver the television to her house. When the television arrived, Daria was excited. The television was her favorite thing.",
			"Gold reference": "Darla turned on her television and began to watch a movie.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Daria was excited to see the television.",
			"Beam candidate": "Daria bought a television for her living room.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Daria was excited when the television arrived."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 292,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob was going to take his daughter to see Grandma. The two drove to Grandma's house a few miles down the street. Grandma welcomed them with open arms. The 3 of them had a big dinner at night.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob's daughter thanked Grandma for the delicious meal.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Grandma was so excited to see her.",
			"Beam candidate": "Grandma's daughter had a big dinner at night.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob and his son had dinner and a nice dinner for Grandma."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 293,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nWendy bought some bath oil online. She misread the directions and applied it all over her body. To her horror, her skin had turned pink. She complained to the company promptly.",
			"Gold reference": "The company gave Wendy a full refund and apology.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Wendy was able to get her skin back to normal.",
			"Beam candidate": "Wendy was able to get a bath oil from the store.",
			"Top-p candidate": "This was not the case for Wendy, but for what it was."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 294,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGregory took a pottery class at a nearby night school. He was terrible at sculpture. He grew to like throwing pots on pottery wheels very much. Eventually he was making pots half as tall as he was.",
			"Gold reference": "He was very proud of his pots.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Gregory was able to make a large pot of pots.",
			"Beam candidate": "Gregory was able to make pots half as tall as he was.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Gregory was fascinated with a small painting for decoration."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 295,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nHarry was tired of the hot summer days. He decided to go swimming with his friends. Harry called his friends and set up the plans. They all met up at a local lake and drank beer and swam.",
			"Gold reference": "Harry and his friends had a great time at the lake.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Harry was a great swimmer and he loved swimming.",
			"Beam candidate": "Harry and his friends drank beer and swam.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Harry loved the boat and the sail!"
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 296,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob wanted a hamburger. But he also wanted to eat healthier. So he decided to make a veggie burger. Bob thought it wasn't as good as a normal burger.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob went out to McDonald's later that evening.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob decided to make a veggie burger.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob decided to make a veggie burger.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob enlisted his help."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 297,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJess hated egg salad. When her friend's mother served it, she knew she had to eat it. Just as she was about to take a bite the family dog walked by. No one was looking so she lowered it towards the dog.",
			"Gold reference": "The dog happily ate the salad.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jess was able to eat the salad and eat it again.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jess ate the egg salad.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jess saw someone sitting on the floor all the way up to the dog."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 298,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nYesterday Kim got a brand new blazer. To her delight, when she got to school everyone complimented her on it. The next few weeks, Kim saw that everyone was wearing the blazer. She felt happy to start a new trend.",
			"Gold reference": "Kim was glad people were inspired to imitate her.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kim was excited to start a new trend.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kim was excited to start a new trend.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kim had tried some different styles."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 299,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI bought a car a few months ago. I thought I would make it cooler by modifying it. I did a few changes and had friends help with others. Unfortunately it no longer passed my state's inspection.",
			"Gold reference": "I had to sell the car in another state.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I decided to make a new car.",
			"Beam candidate": "I decided to buy a new car.",
			"Top-p candidate": "It never passed my state inspection."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 300,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAnn and Tori had been friends for over 20 years. They often shopped together. Tori received a call from the bank regarding charges on her ATM card. She called Anne and  told her that someone had been using her card.",
			"Gold reference": "Ann and Tori decided to stop shopping and work out the issue.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Tori was able to get her card back.",
			"Beam candidate": "Tori told her that she had been using her card.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ann had been a few times shopped together."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 301,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nEric has always been overweight. His new year's resolution was to stick to a diet. He went to the gym in January and ate healthier. That last about a month.",
			"Gold reference": "Eric then gave up working out.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Eric was able to lose weight in the gym every day.",
			"Beam candidate": "Eric decided to stick to a diet and eat healthier.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Eric never seems to make the habit of exercising, or following all the rules, though he doesn't have to wash his hands. He has always been unable to keep pace with lifestyle changes, including diet plan that he doesn't need."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 302,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nThere once was a man named John. He worked in a factory. The factory fired him for poor work. As a result, he had to find other work.",
			"Gold reference": "John was a troubled worker.",
			"Greedy candidate": "John was able to get a job at the factory.",
			"Beam candidate": "The factory fired him for poor work.",
			"Top-p candidate": "John was considered a victim."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 303,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJenny found someone stole her lunch twice in the break room this week. She asked around and found out who did it. She confronted the person and they denied it. Jenny had security look at the camera footage.",
			"Gold reference": "They confirmed Jenny's suspicions.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jenny was able to get her lunch back to her home.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jenny was shocked to learn that someone stole her lunch twice.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jenny had seen something hard to find in the break room, which he described as scary for the guy."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 304,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nPaul felt brave so he tried to join the Army. The Army said he was too weak to join. Paul was undeterred so he then tried to join the Navy. The Navy refused him because Paul couldn't swim.",
			"Gold reference": "Paul was very frustrated.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Paul was able to swim in the air.",
			"Beam candidate": "The Navy refused him because he couldn't swim.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Paul landed in the navy from the beach as a result of the accident."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 305,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGrace came home from work one summer day. She opened the freezer to get ice cubes for a cold drink. But then she found something awful. The power had cut out and all the ice was melted!",
			"Gold reference": "Grace was very disappointed.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Grace was so disappointed.",
			"Beam candidate": "Grace was able to get ice cubes for a cold drink.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Grace bought ice cubes to eat and put on the shelf to give them the ice drink."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 306,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMy chest hair was getting out of control. I decided I needed to take some trimmers to it. I stepped into the shower and started to shave it off. The hair started to plug the drain because there was so much.",
			"Gold reference": "I decided to get it waxed.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I shaved my chest hair off.",
			"Beam candidate": "I shaved my chest hair off.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Eventually it just became cold."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 307,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAmy went to the grocery store after work. She had a short list of items to buy. The store was out of half the items. Amy had to go to a second grocery store.",
			"Gold reference": "After that she was able to go home and cook a good meal.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Amy was disappointed.",
			"Beam candidate": "Amy decided to go to a second grocery store.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Amy was tired and tended to put a poor order on the boxes."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 308,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJohnny wanted a change from his big city life in Boston. He decided he would be happier in America's Heartland. Finally the day had arrived, Johnny moved to Idaho. He had escaped the big city life.",
			"Gold reference": "Johnny was happy to be in a small town.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Johnny was a savage and savage.",
			"Beam candidate": "Johnny decided he would be happier in America's Heartland.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Johnny picked Iowa to work in the South to earn his living."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 309,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJeff was angry that his neighbor's dog always barked in the morning. And the barking always woke Jeff up early. One day, his neighbor gave his dog away. And Jeff was happy that he heard no more barking.",
			"Gold reference": "Jeff would finally get peace and quiet.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jeff was a dog owner and he was very happy that he heard no more barking.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jeff's neighbor gave his dog away.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jeff received sympathy from his neighbor who replied, \"I only used to bark.\""
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 310,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob knocked on the door and asked for Jenny. Jenny answered and walked outside to the car. Jenny and Bob drove to the movies. Bob and Jenny had a good time.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob kissed Jenny good night.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob and Jenny had a great time.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob and Jenny had a great time.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jenny looked up to the parents and remained together."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 311,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nElla spent a day in the sun. She forgot to apply sunscreen. She got a nasty burn! But soon it faded and turned to a tan.",
			"Gold reference": "Ella looked great and got a lot of compliments.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ella was so happy to have a tan!",
			"Beam candidate": "Ella had a great day in the sun.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ella needed to stay an hour and a half outside, especially when she had taken a job at the shelter. She wanted to call her friend, Cindy, to help her relieve the burn. Unfortunately, she fell in love with her. Unfortunately, she felt a natural burn."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 312,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nEllen always hated school. The kids made fun of her every day. They called her smelly Elly. She decided to start taking baths.",
			"Gold reference": "Ellen was appalled.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Elly was a very shy girl.",
			"Beam candidate": "Elly had a lot of fun at school.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ellen wrote her mom that she would never go to school."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 313,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI bought a phone case with a lanyard. I needed one for my cell phone. The case arrived without a lanyard. The website said the case had a bracket but not a lanyard.",
			"Gold reference": "I felt foolish.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was able to get a phone case.",
			"Beam candidate": "The phone case was too small to fit in my pocket.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I built my phone case online and got it."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 314,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nSchool was just a disaster today. It was raining and everyone got soaked in the rain. There was also a fire and everyone had to evacuate the school. I caught a fever from being in the rain for several minutes.",
			"Gold reference": "I've never had a worse day.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was able to get out of the school and get out of the school.",
			"Beam candidate": "I went to the school and got a fever from being in the rain.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I woke up sick by some blue skies and after a long day was the end of the day."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 315,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nRay went to a friend's house for a sleepover. He realized that he'd forgotten his toothbrush. He was unable to brush his teeth! Ray tried to use toothpaste on his finger, but it was no use.",
			"Gold reference": "Finally, Ray  asked his friend if he had a spare toothbrush.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ray was able to brush his teeth.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ray was unable to brush his teeth.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ray felt too tired to give him some toothpaste and figured it was worth it."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 316,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nKelly found out there was a new girl at school. When she walked into the school she went looking for her. When she met her, she invited her to sit with her at lunch. When they ate lunch, the girls became friends.",
			"Gold reference": "Kelly was happy to have made a new friend.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kelly was a great student and she was a great teacher.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kelly was excited to meet her new girl.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kelly had a big daughter and took her to the school, but never told anyone to accompany her."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 317,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nOne day Matilda was extremely bored. So she picked a name and address out of the phone book. She wrote a silly letter to that random person. And the recipient wrote back to Matilda!",
			"Gold reference": "Matilda was told to not write to them anymore.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Matilda was so happy to have found a new phone book.",
			"Beam candidate": "Matilda wrote a letter to the recipient.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Matilda always had a telephone to call and once a letter was written to her, she wrote it to her and sent it to her on her birthday."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 318,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDanny wanted  to  learn  how  to  make  fried  rice. His  friend  decided  to  teach him. His friend went to his house and taught him. Danny tried making it for himself.",
			"Gold reference": "Danny did a great job.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Danny was a good cook and he was a good cook.",
			"Beam candidate": "Danny's friend taught him how to make fried rice.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Danny was embarrassed to learn that she hated brown rice. Despite this warning, it helped the group to eat."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 319,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDaniel got home from a night out on the town. He noticed the lights in his home wouldn't turn on. He checked the fridge. It was not on.",
			"Gold reference": "Daniel went to check the breaker box.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Daniel was able to get the lights off.",
			"Beam candidate": "Daniel was able to get the lights back on.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Daniel started laughing."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 320,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nWhen I was younger, I went to summer camp. We had a lot of fun playing games with the counselors. My favorite thing to do was play cards. The camp counselors knew so many different card games.",
			"Gold reference": "My favorite card game was poker.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing cards. I was a little nervous about playing",
			"Beam candidate": "My favorite thing to do was play cards.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I loved playing cards. It was a long time ago. I love playing cards at my home. Now my best friend and I went to play cards with my school counselors."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 321,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJohn was excited to have a job interview. He went to the interview very prepared and nicely dressed. During the interview he was very talkative and likable. The manager of the company was really impressed by John's comments.",
			"Gold reference": "The manager decided to offer John the job.",
			"Greedy candidate": "John was very proud of his job.",
			"Beam candidate": "John was able to get a job at the company he worked for.",
			"Top-p candidate": "John was very proud of his job and had always said he was a \"great guy\"."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 322,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLaura decided to fly all the way to New York City. She flew specifically to get her hair done. She wanted her hair cut by a celebrity stylist. When Laura got it done she loved it.",
			"Gold reference": "The compliments she got made Laura think the trip was worth it.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Laura was so excited to get her hair done.",
			"Beam candidate": "Laura was so excited to get her hair done.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Laura finally realized her ability to be on the go and go for the hair cut."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 323,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nKelly and her friends went to a new ice cream shop. They were excited to try the new flavors. One of the flavors was wasabi. Even though it looked gross it tasted good.",
			"Gold reference": "Kelly was glad she tried new flavors.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kelly and her friends were excited to try the new flavors.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kelly and her friends were excited to try the new flavors.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Kelly decided to bring some out to get some ice cream to get her home. They headed to the store and ordered a pack of it to try."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 324,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nToday was the first day of school. I got to wear my new outfit that Mom bought. I met a lot of new friends. My favorite class is music.",
			"Gold reference": "I had a great time at school.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was a student at the school. I was",
			"Beam candidate": "My favorite class is music.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I always used to like music. I wore my favorite song to school."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 325,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBrigid and her friend Ella both took piano lessons. Ella's father bought her an expensive grand piano by a renowned maker. Brigid's father could only afford to buy her a used upright piano. But Ella was a foolish and insensitive girl who never practiced.",
			"Gold reference": "Ella did not ever become good at piano.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ella was a very talented pianist.",
			"Beam candidate": "Brigid's father bought her a piano for her.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ella got up and started making herself, and her father ran and saw her doing so."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 326,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI love this one Italian place by my girlfriend's house. We go there together all the time and it's always amazing. I love their pasta selection and the prices are amazing! We've been going there for so long that the staff knows what we get.",
			"Gold reference": "We walk in and the food is on the table right away.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I love the food and the service. The food is great. The prices are great.",
			"Beam candidate": "I've been going to this place for a long time and it's always amazing.",
			"Top-p candidate": "They love the cuisine they serve as the first thing that strikes your heart."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 327,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nThe parents were beyond delighted by the birth of their daughter. They named her Joy. About two Year's later they had their second child, a boy. While happy and grateful, they were somewhat less enthused.",
			"Gold reference": "Their son was difficult to take care of compared to Joy.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joy was born in the middle of the night.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joy was born in the middle of the night.",
			"Top-p candidate": "They sent a letter out to the guys in the mail with a message."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 328,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nConnie's doctor says she is overweight. She recommended better diet and exercise. One day, Connie joined a gym. The next day, Connie was disappointed to not see change.",
			"Gold reference": "She hired a personal trainer to help her meet her goals.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Connie was able to get her weight back.",
			"Beam candidate": "Connie's doctor told her that she would not be able to exercise again.",
			"Top-p candidate": "He took a giant bike ride and decided to go to the gym."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 329,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDorothy's cat was pregnant. She didn't know how it happened. She convinced the family to keep the kittens. It wound up having 7 kittens.",
			"Gold reference": "Dorothy made sure to buy lots of cat food.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Dorothy was a very happy cat.",
			"Beam candidate": "Dorothy's cat was born in the middle of the night.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Dorothy's faithful parents, now more than 12 years old, haven't left the name of the cat so she wants it."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 330,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMary has worked at a car dealership for two Year's without selling. Her boss tells her that she needs to sell a car soon. One day a couple comes into the dealership and asks to see a car. Mary sells them a very big, expensive car.",
			"Gold reference": "Mary's boss is happy with her sale.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Mary is a very good car dealer.",
			"Beam candidate": "Mary's boss tells her that she needs to sell a car soon.",
			"Top-p candidate": "A couple is dreading buying the car they want."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 331,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob decided to hike in the jungles of Indonesia. He bought a plane ticket and packed his bags. When he arrived, he realized he forgot his malaria vaccine. He decided to hike the jungle regardless.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob had always been reckless.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob was a very brave man.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob decided to hike in the jungles of Indonesia.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob survived the gangs and ended up in ruin of his homeland."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 332,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nWhen I was five, I moved. I had to go to a new school. I felt lonely on my first day. A kid walked up to me and introduced himself.",
			"Gold reference": "I felt less lonely.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was so happy to be able to get out of the school.",
			"Beam candidate": "I had a great time.",
			"Top-p candidate": "He decided to welcome my new favorite girl."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 333,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nArnold was scared of bats. He thought that if they bite him he would turn into a vampire. One day he saw a bat in his bathroom. He freaked out so much he screamed.",
			"Gold reference": "The bat flew directly toward the source of the scream.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Arnold was scared of bats.",
			"Beam candidate": "Arnold screamed and cried.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Arnold started to shake his head and sing he could help an even better blond, probably the best villain he could be, as he couldn't control him."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 334,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGina's local library had no books on dolphins. She needed to find another library. The closest one was downtown. Her mother refused to take her.",
			"Gold reference": "Gina decided to walk instead.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Gina was unable to find another library.",
			"Beam candidate": "Gina's mother refused to take her to the library.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Gina went to the library only to find a library bus bus stuck in the river."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 335,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nGina was worried the cookie dough in the tube would be gross. She was very happy to find she was wrong. The cookies from the tube were as good as from scratch. Gina intended to only eat 2 cookies and save the rest.",
			"Gold reference": "Gina liked the cookies so much she ate them all in one sitting.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Gina was very happy to find that she was wrong.",
			"Beam candidate": "Gina decided to eat 2 cookies and save the rest.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Gina opened the tube to find her balls would be bigger."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 336,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBella sat by the campfire with her friends. They all had s'mores dangling over the fire, warming up. Each one of them took turns telling a scary story. When it was her turn she made sure to put her best acting to use.",
			"Gold reference": "Bella's friends were very frightened by her story.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bella was a great actress and she was a great actress.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bella's friends sat by the campfire with her friends.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bella needed help on the ramp down the main road."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 337,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI was looking for a nice painting for my living room. Hence yesterday I went out looking. I finally found a beautiful one I loved. The painting was of a waterfall.",
			"Gold reference": "I purchased it and brought it home.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was so happy to see it.",
			"Beam candidate": "The waterfall was beautiful.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I began to appreciate it by painting at the time of the painting."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 338,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAn office downtown had a red carpet. The office staff complained it was always dirty. But none of their vacuums could properly clean it. So they hired a professional carpet cleaner.",
			"Gold reference": "The carpet looked almost new after it was cleaned.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The office staff was very friendly and helpful.",
			"Beam candidate": "A carpet cleaner was able to clean the carpet in a timely manner.",
			"Top-p candidate": "When the carpet came out, the staff returned to use vacuums and gave a phone call."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 339,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI was just sitting on the porch enjoying my day. When out of the blue, a loud bang disturbed my peace. I jumped up in surprise. The door had slammed open.",
			"Gold reference": "I realized it had only been the wind.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I sat down and sat down.",
			"Beam candidate": "I screamed at the door.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I realized what had happened."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 340,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI went on a blind date a few days ago. She was cute and friendly. We were set up through a co worker. We seem to have some things in common.",
			"Gold reference": "Soon we were boyfriend and girlfriend and thinking of marriage.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the date. I was a little nervous about the",
			"Beam candidate": "We had a great time together.",
			"Top-p candidate": "At first, we met her one night. It is no coincidence that she made her visits to me as well. She is the most inclusive person in our lives. They know each other and know each other better. We show each other real sights."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 341,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJeff was walking home to only see a tornado at a distance. Jeff knew he was in danger so he went to a nearby house. He rang the doorbell and asked if he can stay until tornado dies off. The homeowner let Jeff inside.",
			"Gold reference": "They huddled in the bathroom as the tornado raged overhead.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jeff was able to get out of the house and get out of the house.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jeff was relieved that he was in danger.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jeff was very scared, however, so he got in the way of safety and plan accordingly."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 342,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMike had a free Saturday. He drove to several car dealers. He was interested in seeing potential future cars for himself. Mike found a Jeep he fell in love with.",
			"Gold reference": "Mike bought the Jeep.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Mike was excited to see a Jeep.",
			"Beam candidate": "Mike was excited to buy a Jeep.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Mike was very excited."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 343,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAnnie's grandfather needed a heart transplant. He was in the hospital for a very long time. When the transplant happened, her whole family was scared. However, he recovered with great health.",
			"Gold reference": "Annie's family was glad about the outcome.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Annie's grandfather was a very good surgeon.",
			"Beam candidate": "Annie's grandfather had a heart transplant.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Annie loved his grandfather so much that she took it to his sister's house to do his own. Annie had had a heart transplant at the time and he showed it to her in the hospital. She finally got one. With great health, Annie returned to the hospital with great health."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 344,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAva needed a plane ticket across the country. She feared it'd be expensive. Then the agent told her something wonderful. She had earned enough miles to pay for her ticket!",
			"Gold reference": "Ava was able to fly without spending any money on her ticket.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ava was able to fly to the airport and fly to the airport.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ava's flight was delayed because of a plane crash. The agent told her she had to pay for the ticket.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ava was promptly seated and she went to check the number of days she planned to pass. The agent promptly came up to Ava."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 345,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nEverybody loved Bob because he played a popular character on film. Bob hated it because he was nothing like that character. Jim asked Bob to say his character's catch phrase. It was too much for Bob and he exploded with rage.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob told the man to leave him alone.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob was a great actor and he was a great actor.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob had a lot of fun playing the character.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob thought that they loved Bob and each other for awhile."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 346,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJoe grew a big batch of peas in his garden. He brought the peas inside and shelled them all. Then he cooked them up in a big pot. He added ham, bacon, and carrots to make thick pea soup.",
			"Gold reference": "Joe thought about working in the garden as he ate the yummy soup.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joe was able to make a large batch of pea soup.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joe grew the peas in his garden and cooked them up in a pot.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Joe's recipe for thick and delicious soup was fantastic."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 347,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJorie went with her family to visit Anne Frank's home in Amsterdam. She read the book beforehand. She thought the home was quite small. Her mother cried while watching through the museum.",
			"Gold reference": "Jorie admitted it was a very emotional tour.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jorie was so excited to see Anne Frank's home.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jorie's mother cried when she read the book.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jorie's mother laughd at her most as she read the book...the next day she was sad to see her mom so much in the background."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 348,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAmy wanted to get healthy. She purchased a smoothie blender. She made delicious fruit and vegetable smoothies. It took 20 minutes to clean the blender.",
			"Gold reference": "Amy was determined to lose weight.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Amy was able to get a smoothie without a problem.",
			"Beam candidate": "Amy was able to clean the blender.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Amy was happy."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 349,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJordy ran outside happily. He looked up at the sky to see countless snowflakes. With a gleeful yelp, he began constructing a snowman. When he was done, Jordy looked thoughtfully at his creation.",
			"Gold reference": "He was proud of himself.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jordy was able to make a snowman and a snowman.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jordy decided to build a snowman.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jordy couldn't wait for it to be built, but looked alright."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 350,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob needed a new pair of socks. He went to the local department store to buy them. The store was having a big sale. He found himself buying lots of great stuff.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob really enjoyed his shopping trip.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob was excited to buy a pair of socks.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob bought a new pair of socks.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob was able to find out his allergies before shopping the mall."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 351,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nSusan woke up early. She had to feed the animals before work. She found that her rabbit had bunnies. Susan was very pleased at the sight of them.",
			"Gold reference": "Susan took good care of them.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Susan was very happy to see the rabbit.",
			"Beam candidate": "Susan was happy to see her rabbit.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Her rabbit was very sceptical, with some hair soaking it in her scalp."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 352,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nOra had been dared not to shower in order to join a sorority. She couldn't imagine going without clean water for a week! Then she thought of a loophole. They hadn't said Ora couldn't take a bath!",
			"Gold reference": "Ora took a bath.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ora was a little worried about her health.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ora decided to go to a sorority.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ora's sister didn't realize her friend couldn't take the bath!"
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 353,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMother told her children it would be lunchtime in fifteen minutes. But then she got an important phone call. While she was talking, the dog dragged mud all over the kitchen. The kids started to pester their mother, who was still on the phone.",
			"Gold reference": "The mother felt quite frustrated.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The dog screamed at the mother, who was slapping her.",
			"Beam candidate": "The dog dragged mud all over the kitchen.",
			"Top-p candidate": "They decided to leave the food in the kitchen immediately."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 354,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nCandy woke up excited because it was her birthday. But the whole day went by and no one gave her any gifts. She began to feel depressed and thought everyone had forgotten. Later, she got hungry and headed for the kitchen, but stopped.",
			"Gold reference": "She didn't want to binge eat out of depression.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Candy was a little smitten with her friends and loved her.",
			"Beam candidate": "Candy decided to go to the grocery store and buy a gift for her.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Candy was completely sick when she was eating another cupcake. She finally picked up her cake and had to buy a cupcake. Unfortunately, she didn't make a post sale. So she had to buy a frozen cupcake. Luckily, she got some fresh cupcakes on the door. While they were being delivered, the strawberry frosting turned the cupcake into a punch. Candy was so happy when she realized there was no special topping on the cake."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 355,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJohn bought a new gun. He loved all the safety features. He was showing it off to his friend. It accidentally went off.",
			"Gold reference": "John was surprised.",
			"Greedy candidate": "John was able to use the gun again.",
			"Beam candidate": "John bought a new gun for his friend.",
			"Top-p candidate": "John was not disappointed with the device he bought."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 356,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJoe and Mary invited friends over for dinner. The gathered in the kitchen and prepared pizza. As the pizza cooked, the couples got board games. The played games for hours.",
			"Gold reference": "They all had fun.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joe and Mary were happy to have a party.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joe and Mary had a great time.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Joe and Mary picked a pizza, which was served and sold out."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 357,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJan had to pick up her daughter after class. In a hurry, she drove to school in housecoat and slippers. Jan waited in the car for her daughter, who didn't show up. Worried, Jan went to the door of the class to find her daughter.",
			"Gold reference": "Then she realized it was Saturday.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Jan was able to get her daughter to school.",
			"Beam candidate": "Jan was able to get her daughter to school.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Jan kept running around around school but couldn't help but think of things."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 358,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nTodd played hockey. Tonight was the big game. All his friends would be there. He was nervous.",
			"Gold reference": "Todd's knees shook as he skated because he was nervous.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Todd was a very nervous person.",
			"Beam candidate": "Todd was excited to play hockey.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Todd knew he would need help."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 359,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nA man went to design the tallest tower in the world. He drew plans to make it twice as high as the current tallest. He took the plans to a developer to build. The developer asked him how tall to build the tower.",
			"Gold reference": "The man built the tower and it was grand.",
			"Greedy candidate": "The man was very excited.",
			"Beam candidate": "The man drew plans to build the tallest tower in the world.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The x-inch tower was 30ft tall and the rest was twenty-fiveft high."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 360,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMy friend wants to be a doctor, so she took the MCAT. The first time she took it, she did not get a good enough score. She studied very hard and took it again. This time, she did very well!",
			"Gold reference": "We took her out to drinks to celebrate.",
			"Greedy candidate": "She was very proud of herself.",
			"Beam candidate": "My friend took the MCAT because she wanted to be a doctor. She studied very hard and took it again.",
			"Top-p candidate": "My friend got a good score in her exam because she studied hard!"
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 361,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLittle Sue was riding an elephant at the zoo. She like it at first but then got scared. She started to cry for her mom. The zoo keeper had to stop the elephant and get her.",
			"Gold reference": "Sue's mom took her to pet the goat instead.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Sue was scared and scared.",
			"Beam candidate": "The zoo keeper told her to stop the elephant.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Little Sue loved her mom when she came home."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 362,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nJoe felt confident going into his boxing match. He dominated the first four rounds. He got hit with a left hook that cut his eye in the fifth. The last seven rounds were a back and forth affair.",
			"Gold reference": "Joe eventually won the fight.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Joe was able to win the match with a sluggish stance.",
			"Beam candidate": "Joe was able to win the first round of the boxing match.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Joe was beautiful and smiling, but the form quickly ruined him."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 363,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nChris went shopping for a new car. While on the lot, he saw plenty of cars but none that he liked. He was about to leave when he spotted it. The shiny red car was right in front of him, begging him to buy it.",
			"Gold reference": "Chris bought the red car.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Chris was excited to buy a new car.",
			"Beam candidate": "Chris bought a new car.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Chris felt he was unable to buy him a new car."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 364,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nInstead of going to college right away, Flora went abroad. She visited many European countries and met a lot of people. When she was supposed to go home, she decided to stay in Spain. She got a job as a tutor and had a lot of great adventures.",
			"Gold reference": "Flora visited her parents every Summer to tell them her stories.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Flora was a great student and a great student.",
			"Beam candidate": "Flora had a great time in Spain.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Flora got a lot of romance with real people and was a pretty lady in Spain."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 365,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLina has two kids. Lina was cleaning their rooms and realized their drawers were stuffed. She began to sort through the clothes. Lina had a big pile of clothes that were too small for her kids.",
			"Gold reference": "Lina gave the clothes to charity.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Lina was able to clean the drawers and put them in the drawers.",
			"Beam candidate": "Lina had a big pile of clothes that were too small for her kids.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Lina was bored and besieged by her husband."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 366,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nLester was proud that he had spent Years without a cell phone. He liked to think he was less dependent on technology than others. However, one day his car had a flat tire and he wished he had a phone. He did not want to have an experience like that again.",
			"Gold reference": "Lester went out and got the best cell phone he could afford.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Lester was a very good person.",
			"Beam candidate": "Lester was able to use a cell phone in his car.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Lester was much more dependent on technology that he could do to his father's phone than the other devices."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 367,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBen was married to his high school sweetheart. They were married for many Year's. Ben realized one day that he was unhappy in his marriage. He decided to have an affair.",
			"Gold reference": "His wife found out and they got a divorce.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Ben was a very happy and happy girl.",
			"Beam candidate": "Ben decided to have an affair with his high school sweetheart.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ben was worried that their marriage would cause a divorce because of the father's divorce. His troubled mother gave him one huge invitation. Now, he says his decision never works. He is unhappy to not take anything. His parents divorced him. Ben married his best friend Bill Rupert. Bill's divorce was complicated when he had to throw it at Bill. He had planned to never marry the handsome happy and condescending Donald Trump. Bill would be happy if he had his child again."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 368,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAmy wanted to get a manicure. She went to the nail salon near her job. The lady finished and asked if she wanted fingernail polish as well. Amy chose a bright red nail polish color.",
			"Gold reference": "Amy loved bright colors.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Amy was happy to have a manicure.",
			"Beam candidate": "Amy decided to use a bright red nail polish color for her nails.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Amy realized a solution for fingernail polish."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 369,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nZeke was throwing a Halloween party. All his friends were dressing up. Zeke thought about being a vampire or a wizard. Then he decided on a scarier costume.",
			"Gold reference": "Zeke dressed up like a skeleton.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Zeke was a fan of the vampires.",
			"Beam candidate": "Zeke decided to wear a scarier costume.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Zeke was told to save a slimmie for Halloween, but his friends like him chose dark clothing, so his friends and friends would steal them."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 370,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob got a rubix cube for Christmas. He struggled to solve the puzzle. Eventually, he was able to solve half of it. But, the full solution remained elusive.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob worked hard and then finally solved the puzzle.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob was able to solve the puzzle and get a new one.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob was able to solve half of the puzzle.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob asked him whether he should put a rubix into his eyes and repeat the process."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 371,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nSam regretted not starting his history essay earlier. He typed up his closing paragraphs. All of a sudden, his screen was covered in a large blue error message. Sam shrugged and restarted his computer.",
			"Gold reference": "He was disappointed in his broken computer.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Sam was able to get his essay done.",
			"Beam candidate": "Sam was unable to finish his history essay, so he decided to restart his computer.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Sam couldn't start his essay until today."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 372,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBob had to get to work in the morning. His car battery was struggling to start the car. He called his neighbor for a jump start. His neighbor came over and helped him get his car running.",
			"Gold reference": "Bob made it to work on time.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Bob was able to get his car running again.",
			"Beam candidate": "Bob's neighbor helped him get his car running.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Bob could have done a larger jump over time if it could hold an hour."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 373,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAmy was playing in the back yard with her friends. Suddenly she saw a small snake slither across her arm! She shrieked and ran, but not before the snake bit her hand! Amy was terrified and called an ambulance right away.",
			"Gold reference": "The ambulance treated her snake bike.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Amy was able to get out of the house and get out of the house.",
			"Beam candidate": "Amy screamed at the snake and ran away.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Amy was so irritated when the snake bit her hand."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 374,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nBeth started collecting dolls. She bought dolls online and at flea markets and antique shops. Soon Beth's house was full of dolls. When a friend came to visit, there was no room to chat in the house.",
			"Gold reference": "They had to move the dolls to sit down.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Beth was able to chat with her friends.",
			"Beam candidate": "Beth's friend came to see her dolls.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Beth fell asleep and started by buying dolls online."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 375,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nSelena was a music artist with a lot of fans. One of them was too obsessed. He kept following her places in public and sending her creepy messages. She decided to go to the authorities.",
			"Gold reference": "Selena made sure the person was arrested.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Selena was a fan of the music industry.",
			"Beam candidate": "Selena decided to go to the police.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Selena finally found a way to move out of the place and put him in a position that turned him away."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 376,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nWe live in a high rise building. One day the wind was strong, partly due to the height of the building. The wind blew the tree branches so much my wife could not sleep. The wind also knocked down the internet cable.",
			"Gold reference": "My wife and I were very unhappy to lose our internet connection.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I was so excited to see the wind blowing down the cable.",
			"Beam candidate": "My wife had a hard time sleeping.",
			"Top-p candidate": "The tower must have been damaged in the winter and could not sleep."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 377,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAlbert was a young man who had just gotten CPR certified. He decided to celebrate by going out to eat. While at the restaurant, another patron started choking on her food. Albert rushed to her side and quickly did the Heimlich maneuver.",
			"Gold reference": "Albert saved the day.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Albert was able to get the Heimlich maneuver to the hospital.",
			"Beam candidate": "Albert screamed at her and rushed to the hospital.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Albert was very anxious and when she told him that he would probably take it, he said he would do that in the middle."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 378,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nA week before Christmas, Abby and her family got together. They went to a local nursing home, wearing Santa hats. They went from room to room, singing Christmas carols. Some of the patients sang with them.",
			"Gold reference": "They all had a very memorable time together.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Abby was a very happy and happy family.",
			"Beam candidate": "Abby and her family went to a local nursing home, wearing Santa hats.",
			"Top-p candidate": "There they saw two of their christmas presents on Christmas cards."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 379,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nKyle and Ted were in a pie eating contest. They sat down together in front of their pies. When the contest started, they dug in. Both of them got horrible stomach aches.",
			"Gold reference": "Kyle and Ted got so sick that they both lost.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Kyle and Ted were able to eat the pie.",
			"Beam candidate": "Kyle and Ted decided to go to the pie eating contest.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Ted couldn't because of it and had to start walking around the contest."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 380,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nCornelia had always loved working with her hands. She decided she wanted to try building a table by herself. She took a woodworking course to learn how to build it. After finishing the course, Cornelia built a beautiful table.",
			"Gold reference": "Cornelia  uses it as a nightstand in her room.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Cornelia was proud of her work.",
			"Beam candidate": "Cornelia decided to build a table by herself.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Cornelia completed the course of woodworking in her office and earned a good reputation at her new place."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 381,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nMichelle found a fat tuxedo cat outside her house. She put up posters all over her neighborhood. After three weeks, no one had called Michelle about the cat. Michelle decided to keep the cat for herself.",
			"Gold reference": "Michelle named the cat, \"Socks.\"",
			"Greedy candidate": "Michelle decided to keep the cat for herself.",
			"Beam candidate": "Michelle decided to keep the cat for herself.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Michelle found the cat the day before she fell into the cat and quickly went outside."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 382,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nDan was walking home from school and saw the window display. There was a train set in the window of the store. Dan wished so badly that he could own this train set. When Dan got home his mother told him she had a surprise.",
			"Gold reference": "She gave Dan the train.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Dan was so excited to see the train set.",
			"Beam candidate": "Dan's mother told him that the train set was too expensive to own.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Dan told her daughter that the train set he made was complete."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 383,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nI was drinking a glass of juice. My cup spilled on the counter. I looked for something to clean the spill. I found a pack of paper towels.",
			"Gold reference": "I mopped up the mess.",
			"Greedy candidate": "I sat down and sat down.",
			"Beam candidate": "I sat on the counter for a few minutes.",
			"Top-p candidate": "I put paper towels on the counter and ended up at the front of the counter."
		},
		{
			"Entry ID": 384,
			"Input": "Write the story ending:\nAmy was driving to school when her car stopped. She called her dad. He came and informed her the fuel pump was out. They called a tow truck to tow the car home.",
			"Gold reference": "Amy then had to walk to school.",
			"Greedy candidate": "Amy was able to drive her car home.",
			"Beam candidate": "Amy's dad told her the fuel pump was out.",
			"Top-p candidate": "Amy was relieved to have this flimsy lesson."
		}
	]
}