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Comet retailer to go into administration
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Around 6,500 retail jobs are at risk after electrical chain Comet confirmed that it will be put into administration next week.
Private equity firm OpCapita, which owns the 240-store business, has lined up restructuring specialist Deloitte to act as administrator.
OpCapita bought Comet last year for just £2, but the business has struggled from the downturn in consumer spending.
Comet's demise is one of the biggest High Street casualties of recent years.
Two weeks ago, OpCapita, said it was examining a number of potential bids for the retailer.
The administrator will run the business as a going concern while it assesses options for sales, closures and liquidation.
Comet said it was "urgently working" on plans to secure the company's future.
Customers with outstanding orders are being told it is "business as usual until further notice" and that the group intends to fulfil deliveries of products that have been paid for.
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A burqa-clad woman begs at the Blue Mosque believed by some Muslims to be the site of the tomb of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad, in Mazar-I-Sharif, Afghanistan, Nov. 1, 2012. According to historical documents, Imam Jaffer-I-Sadiq ordered Abu Muslim I Khurasani to bring the sacred coffin from Najaf in Iraq to Mazar-I-Sharif, where it was buried in the seventh century. The sacred coffin was recognized in the twelfth century and Afghan King Sultan Sanjar-I-Salgioqi built a shrine around it. Over time the building was destroyed and hidden for two and a half centuries
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Ryan Nelsen, right, and Fields Harrington, in white shirt, ride a tandem bicycle to generate power to cellphones on Avenue C in the East Village, New York, Nov. 1, 2012. East Village, an area of Manhattan, is without electrical power because of Superstorm Sandy
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A mosaic of images from the Curiosity rover's Mars Hand Lens Imager shows the rover's camera mast and deck. The pictures were taken on Oct. 31 during operations at a Martian sampling site known as Rocknest.
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This full-color self-portrait of Curiosity was stitched together from MAHLI imagery, with a fisheye-lens perspective. A 3-mile-high (5-kilometer-high) peak known as Aeolis Mons or Mount Sharp can be seen in the background at right.
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The foundation and stairs are all that's left of George Dresch's house on Staten Island before it was wiped away by storm surge from Hurricane Sandy.
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Joe Gallagher carries his aunt Kathleen Fitzsimmons on Thursday, Nov. 1 in Breezy Point, N.Y. Fitzsimmons collapsed after viewing the burned-out remains of the home that had been in her family since 1928. Residents returned to their devastated homes after Superstorm Sandy and a fire there that destroyed over 100 homes.
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Clifford Seay helps his girlfriend, Regina Yahara-Splain, clean out her home in Highlands, NJ on November 1. Superstorm Sandy, which has left millions without power or water, continues to affect business and daily life throughout much of the eastern seaboard
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Chris Zaturoski uses a garden hose to attempt to siphon gasoline from his car to use in a generator at his house which is without power in the wake of Hurricane Sandy on Thursday, in Little Ferry, N.J. The hose was too big to fit into the gas tank of the car.
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The remains of a road are mired in debris and water from Superstorm Sandy in Mantoloking, N.J., on Wednesday
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Shopping carts full of food damaged by Superstorm Sandy await disposal at the Fairway supermarket in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn, N.Y., on Wednesday. The food was contaminated by flood waters that rose to approximately four feet in the store during the storm.
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Joseph Leader, Metropolitan Tranportation Authority Vice President and Chief Maintenance Officer, shines a flashlight on standing water inside the South Ferry 1 train station in New York City on Oct. 31 in the wake of superstorm Sandy. The floodwaters that poured into New York's deepest subway tunnels may pose the biggest obstacle to the city's recovery from the worst natural disaster in the transit system's 108-year history.
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People walk among rubble at the site of a fuel truck explosion in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Nov. 1, 2012. A fuel truck exploded after hitting portions of a bridge, engulfing buildings and cars in flames, witnesses and officials said.
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At least 22 people were killed when a fuel truck crashed into an overpass in the Saudi capital Riyadh on Thursday, triggering an explosion that brought down an industrial building and torched nearby vehicles, officials and state media said
Health ministry spokesman Saad al-Qahtani said 135 people were injured in the disaster.
He told state television they were mostly men and included some foreigners.
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Seaside Heights, New Jersey, US: A vehicle lies partially buried in sand in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy
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Cabo Girão, Madeira: Visitors stand on a balcony with a glass floor above the Atlantic Ocean. The viewpoint stands 1,900 ft (580m) above sea level
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Suzhou, China: A two-year-old macaque cycles through a park accompanied by its handler. Thousands of animals have been reared and trained by more than 300 circus groups in the province
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Australian Geoff Ogilvy and his caddie walk between bunkers on the ninth hole, during the first round of the WGC HSBC Champions at the Mission Hills Resort in Shenzhen, China
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Not content with riding the bus, Prince Charles has a go on a motorcycle as he speaks with a fundraiser during a tour in aid of Poppy Day at Clarence House
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Hillary Clinton looks very excited as she disembarks from her plane at Tirana Rinas airport in Albania. Clinton is on the last leg of her Balkans tour, where she is expected to urge opposing political sides to work together to push through reforms demanded by Brussels
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Miners of Bulgarian trade unions shout slogans in front of Alexander Nevski cathedral during a rally in Sofia, Bulgaria. Miners, metallurgists and chemists protested against the austerity cuts against the mineral and raw materials industries
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The flooding in St Mark's Square, Venice, hasn't deterred tourists, as a family make their way through the water
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Tennis players Serena and Venus Williams dance with school girls during a visit to Lagos, Nigeria. The sisters are touring Africa to promote women's rights
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Several unemployed people march on a street of the old city holding up two coffins of cardboard simulating the funeral of their jobs during All Saints; Day, in Pamplona, northern Spain
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The Moscow City complex with the Mercury City tower, right, under construction. Moscow is reclaiming the distinction of having Europe's tallest building after losing the crown for a few months to London
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Tourists riding on elephants watch a one-horned rhinoceros inside the Kaziranga national park in Assam, India. After two devastating waves of floods, the park which is home to the rhinoceros was reopened for tourists today
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Luke, 28 years old from London, smokes cannabis in a coffee shop in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Coffee shops in the Dutch captial will remain open to tourists after its mayor, Eberhard van der Laan, decided that tourists will not be banned from the 220 coffee shops in Amsterdam where marijuana are openly sold and consumed
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A rebel fighter fires his machine-gun at Syrian government troops at the citadel in the town of Harem, on the Turkish border
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Port police officers light flares and shout slogans during an anti-austerity demonstration in Athens. Greece unveiled a tough new austerity budget, sparking a call for a 48-hour general strike
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As New York slowly gets back to normal, commuters sit in a massive traffic jam on the Long Island Expressway as they attempt to get to work following the devastation of the public transport system in New York City, caused by superstorm Sandy
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Riders compete in an annual horse race commemorating the Day of the Dead at the village of Todos Los Santos Cuchumatan, 310 km west of Guatemala City
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An Apple fan walks past people waiting for the release of Apple's new iPad mini in front of the Apple Store Ginza in Tokyo
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A photographer takes pictures of Interior Ministry officers during a protest rally to defend Article 31 of the Russian constitution, which guarantees the right of assembly, in St. Petersburg October 31, 2012.
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Riders perform stunt jumps on their motorcycles above musicians playing Chinese traditional instruments during the opening ceremony of a forum in Linfen, Shanxi province October 30, 2012.
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A hooded demonstrator pushes mannequins over in a Zara store during an anti-capitalism protest in Barcelona October 31, 2012
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An Afghan policeman prays as his comrades aboard a truck returns from an operation against the Taliban at a police camp next to U.S. military's Combat Outpost Musa Qal-Ah in Helmand province, southwestern Afghanistan October 31, 2012. Ten civilians were killed after two explosions caused by a roadside bomb and car bomb attacks in Musa Qal-Ah district in Helmand province on Wednesday, Afghan military reported.
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As the rigors of an Afghan winter started to take effect, soldiers wrapped themselves in blankets to protect against the cold on a rocky outcrop in the east of the country on Friday morning.
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Fans of Argentina's Independiente cheer during a soccer match against Chile's Universidad Catolica in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Nov. 1, 2012. The first-leg of the Copa Sudamericana quarterfinal finished 2-2.
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Artists perform an indigenous dance called Huaylia at the Virgen de Lourdes cemetery where relatives converge to honor friends and family who have passed, marking the Day of the Dead holiday, in Lima, Peru, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012. The holiday honors the deceased on Nov. 1, coinciding with All Saints Day and All Souls' Day on Nov. 2.
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Members of the Free Syrian Army stand close to an unexploded bomb dropped by a fighter jet weeks earlier, at a checkpoint in Aleppo, November 1, 2012. :rofl:
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A llama crosses a road near the salt flat Tolillar, more than 3,800 meters (12467 ft) above sea level on the puna or high plateau of Salta Province, October 27, 2012.
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Flood debris is left on the hood of a car damaged by Hurricane Sandy in the New Dorp Beach neighborhood of the Staten Island borough of New York, November 1, 2012. Deaths in the United States and Canada from Sandy, the massive storm that hit the U.S. East Coast this week, rose to at least 95 on Thursday after the number of victims reported by authorities in New York City jumped and deaths in New Jersey and elsewhere also rose.
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A woman carrying her daughter stands at a crime scene in the municipality of Guadalupe, neighboring Monterrey October 31, 2012. Unknown assailants gunned down four men and left two more injured during a drive-by shooting at a working class neighborhood, local media reported.
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Family and friends crowd around the body of Khaled Karoui, who was killed on Wednesday during clashes between security forces and hardline Salafi Muslim protesters, in a hospital in Tunis November 1, 2012. Karoui was the second man to die on Wednesday of wounds suffered when Tunisian police opened fire on hardline Salafi Muslim protesters in the capital Tunis, the state news agency said. A struggle over the role of religion in government and society has emerged as the most divisive issue in Tunisia, for decades seen as among the most secular in the Arab world, since a popular uprising ended autocratic rule last year.
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Ladies dressed up for Halloween walk down a sidewalk in Times Square, New York November 1, 2012. Mega-storm Sandy played Wicked Witch on Wednesday, postponing Halloween for millions of disappointed East Coast children warned not to trick or treat amid dangling electrical wires and trees uprooted by the deadly weather
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Farrow: John Suddards and Betty Yates murderer jailed for life
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A homeless drifter who murdered a vicar and a retired teacher has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison.
Stephen Farrow, 48, who was obsessed with religion, had admitted the manslaughter of the Rev John Suddards, 59, in Thornbury, near Bristol, but denied his murder.
He denied stabbing Betty Yates, 77, at her home, in Bewdley, Worcestershire.
But the jury at Bristol Crown Court found him guilty of both murders.
Farrow had refused to leave his cell for parts of the trial, despite a jury request to attend so they could hear his evidence. However he was in the dock for the verdicts.
He had been diagnosed with a psychopathic personality disorder and his barrister argued it "substantially affected" his ability to exercise self-control.
He had pleaded guilty to the vicar's manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility
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MP's expenses: Denis MacShane faces 12-month suspension
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Former Labour minister Denis MacShane is facing suspension from the Commons for 12 months.
A Parliamentary committee found he had submitted 19 false invoices which were "plainly intended to deceive" Parliament's expenses authority.
The committee said it was the "gravest case" which has come to them for adjudication.
Mr MacShane, who has been suspended from the Labour Party, said he was "shocked and saddened" by the move.
The committee's report described Mr MacShane's false claims as "far from what would be acceptable in any walk of life" and "fell far below the standards of integrity and probity expected of every member of the House.
In effect, he was sending the invoice to himself and writing his own cheque” Standards and Priviliges Committee report
It also criticised the MP for Rotherham for failing to co-operate with the inquiry.
The false invoices related to work Mr MacShane carried out in Europe, an area for which he previously had ministerial responsibility.
Between 2004 and 2008, he submitted 19 invoices totalling £12,900 for "research and translation" work carried out by the European Policy Institute
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Hami, China: a cotton picking machine works in a field in Hami in Xinjiang Uighur autonomous region. China is expected to harvest 6.9m tonnes of cotton this year
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Aleppo, Syria: a child wounded by shrapnel is treated in one of Aleppo's last standing hospitals
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New Delhi, India: a woman has traditional designs painted on her hands with henna before the Hindu festival of Karwa Chauth. Celebrated in northern India, married women fast for a day and offer prayers to the moon for the welfare, prosperity and longevity of their husbands
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Lagos 'go-slows' continue despite fresh measures
It may be on the fast track to becoming Africa's most populous city, but Lagos is frequently at a standstill. State governor Babatunde Fashola has ushered in measures to tackle the Nigerian city's congestion, but some of his efforts have met resistance – not least a motorbike ban that has denied citizens what was previously a popular way of negotiating the gridlocked streets. With buses increasingly overcrowded and more pedestrians around, frustration is growing among those unable to afford alternative modes of transport
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Traffic backs up along a busy road in Lagos, Nigeria, where drivers are hostage to a road network that hasn't been upgraded since the 1970s. The bustling metropolis, home to 17.5 million people, is predicted to overtake Cairo as Africa's most populous city in 2015. The traffic jams that Nigerians call 'go-slows' can strike at any moment
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Motorcycles on a busy road in Lagos. Known as okadas, after a now-defunct national airline, motorbikes can dart through gridlocked streets. They are the lifeblood of transport in Lagos, yet state governor Babatunde Fashola has banned them from all major arteries, including 11 highways, 41 bridges and more than 3,000 roads
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A traffic warden, holding a spiked device to stop fleeing vehicles, stops a van disobeying traffic laws in Lagos. More tough laws are coming, mandating fines of more than $200 – more than three months' income for most Nigerians – for eating, smoking or using a mobile phone behind the wheel. But the appearance of the spiked metal rods, called iron, is frequently the precursor to a spot of haggling for a bribe
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Passengers sit in the typically shabby interior of a commercial bus in Lagos. The buses, which are often packed to the rafters, swerve dangerously through the city, with a conductor – precariously stationed at the open door – calling out destinations
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A waiter with a tray of beers during the Brussels beer challenge. Brewers from 16 countries gathered for a three-day beer tasting contest
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Self levitating: Sergei Voronov of Russia competes during the men's short programme at the Cup of China ISU Grand Prix of figure fkating in Shanghai.
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Thai Royal Navy oarsmen in ancient warrior costumes during rehearsals of the Royal Barge Procession for Royal Kathin Ceremony at Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand
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A rider uses a plastic sheet to cover his head while driving a scooter in the rain in Hyderabad, India
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Bye now! The Queen and Prince Philip bid farewell to Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and his wife Ani on the final day of their state visit to Britain
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Sri Lankan soldiers use metal detectors to search for landmines and buried weapons, while the Jordanian ship Farah-3, which ran aground after being captured by Tamil Tiger rebels in December 2006, is seen in the background. The troops uncovered a cache of weapons exposed by recent storm surges and heavy rains near the north-eastern town of Vellamullivaikkal
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And your point is? Shaolin monks perform qigong, a type of traditional Chinese martial arts, during the opening ceremony of the fourth Southern Shaolin Martial Arts Cultural Festival in Putian city, Fujian province.
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Pick me! These cute, tiny and extremely lucky trio of orphaned Cornish dormice will not be home for Christmas. They were discovered close to their dead mother in the hamlet of Middlewood on the edge of Bodmin Moor
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Sleepy race horse Dunaden has a yawn while being walked by Mathieu Brasme at Werribee Racecourse in Melbourne this morning
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Jockey Aaron Gryder douses Calidoscopio with water after winning the Marathon horse race at the Breeders' Cup, Friday, Nov. 2, 2012, Arcadia, Calif.
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People withdraw money from a mobile ATM machine set up in a van, Friday, Nov. 2, 2012, in Hoboken, N.J. The mobile ATM gives residents a chance to get cash in Hoboken, which is still blacked out following Superstorm Sandy. Most of the city remained without electricity Friday, four days after a tidal surge sent the Hudson River over its banks and into homes and businesses.
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People look for salvageable food amongst discarded items outside a flooded deli in Coney Island on Friday. Large areas of the city are still without power or functioning stores to buy food and water
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Spilled fuel and pollutants flow in the Arthur Kill major navigational channel, for the Port of New York and New Jersey in Staten Island, N.Y., on Friday.
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