Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sportsmail brings you all the best images of Sherwood's rollercoaster evening in the Villa dugout. Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood gives a steely stare to the camera, focused on the job ahead prior to the match with QPR . Sherwood gives QPR boss - and friend - Chris Ramsey a hug ahead of the crucial clash between the two relegation strugglers at Villa Park . Despite being rivals and both desperate for three points, Sherwood shows a big grin as Ramsey fully embraces the Villa boss ahead of kick-off . Sherwood also gave a hug to Aston Villa mascot Hercules the Lion - although didn't seem as willing on this occassion as he sat on the bench . The former Tottenham boss grimaces as the Villa mascot - wearing the famous Tim Sherwood gilet - embraces the Villa Park manager . Sherwood removes his jacket as Christian Benteke and the rest of the Aston Villa team celebrate equalising against QPR to make the score 1-1 . Sherwood launches his jacket to the ground in celebration after Aston Villa pulled level on 10 minutes to cancel out Matty Phillips' opener . Sherwood clenches his fists and roars with delight after Benteke's second goal of the evening gave Villa a 2-1 lead against the Hoops . So close for Villa as Sherwood crouches down on the touchline following a missed chance by the home side on Tuesday night . Sherwood lets out his frustrations and protests to the linesman after a decision goes against Aston Villa during Tuesday's pulsating clash . The former Blackburn and Tottenham midfielder shows he's still light on his feet by attempting to avoid the ball as it zips past the touchline . Sherwood throws the ball back into play, eager to get things going again as Villa searched for points to edge away from the relegation zone . Despair for Sherwood, delight for the QPR bench as they celebrate after Charlie Austin puts the Hoops 3-2 up with just 12 minutes to go . Sherwood reacts with a jump as Aston Villa look for a late winner after Benteke's hat-trick had pulled the Midlands club level . Sherwood shows his angst with just minutes to go as the home side rallied but failed to find the winner which would ease their relegation fears . The Aston Villa manager looks to the sky as the point keeps the club right in the thick of this season's Premier League relegation battle .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A . 'When I arrived, I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results,' Allegri told his club's official website. 'I have forgiven the initial scepticism because it was right to do that. What happened last July to Juventus was a shock (Conte's resignation). 'We have worked and are having a good season that we need to conclude positively, seeing as we have not won anything yet.' Juve are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining. If they win the league, it will be a fourth straight Scudetto for the club. Carlos Tevez (centre) scored twice as Juventus cruised past Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League . Allegri has also guided the Bianconeri into the Champions League quarter-finals and the Coppa Italia semi-finals. Roma, who are just one point clear of Lazio, host fellow Champions League hopefuls Napoli on Saturday. Lazio carry a six-match winning run in Serie A with them to Sardinia to face Cagliari. The Biancoceleste hold the last Champions League qualifying spot and are four points clear of nearest rivals Sampdoria. Samp make the trip to Florence to take on Fiorentina also in fine fettle after winning their last four league games. France's Paul Pogba has been an integral part of the Juventus side 14 points clear at the top of Serie A . Fiorentina are two places and two points behind Saturday's opponents and are unbeaten at home in Serie A since November 9. Ninth-place Genoa, with just two points collected since since February 15, face Udinese at the Luigi Ferraris stadium. AC Milan, who beat Cagliari 3-1 before the international break, square off against Palermo at La Favorita. Inter Milan lock horns with bottom-side Parma at the San Siro with the Nerazzurri desperate to snap a six-match winless run in all competitions. Rafael Benitez's Napoli side need to beat Roma to realistically qualify for the Champions League . Atalanta will try to give Edy Reja his first victory when they host Torino. The Bergamo club has not won since February 1. Cesena, with just one triumph away from home all season, travel to Verona to face Hellas. Domenico Di Carlo's Cesena have won one of their last seven league games and are five points adrift of safety. Chievo have lost just one of their last seven games to stave off the threat

Cesc Fabregas perks up when he talks about the killer instinct, the ruthless streak that all teams develop at the start of a success story. On instant recall is the World Cup in 2010, when Spain turned to every available resource to reach the final after titanic struggles against Paraguay in the last eight and Germany in the semi-final. Fabregas was part of that team, realising a boyhood dream when he lifted the most famous trophy in world football with one of the best sides in history. Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the mental fear of the quarter-final, which is what we did with the national team, we felt we could become champions,’ said Fabregas. ‘Once we were champions we were unstoppable, but you have to take this fear out and take it away. We have to believe we are the best. ‘We have to be ready mentally to win every situation because this game will not be a walk in the park.’ He was talking about Wednesday evening’s opponents Paris Saint-Germain, a tough nut to crack in the Champions League as Laurent Blanc’s team arrive in London protecting an unbeaten run that stretches back to January 10. Fabregas likes what he sees in the Chelsea dressing room and yet his experience, after nearly 500 appearances for club and country, tells him there is still room for improvement. ‘If there is one thing missing it is killing teams,’ he admitted. ‘Sometimes we don’t kill them when we have the chance. ‘When we score one we have to score more and more. That’s the only way we can really improve, developing that killer instinct.’ Chelsea can smother teams, a tactic Jose Mourinho has refined quite brilliantly over the years with Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid. Fabregas is eager to please his manager as he learns a new, more disciplined position alongside Nemanja Matic in the centre of midfield. Chelsea are hoping to build on their recent Capital One Cup triumph over Tottenham . Fabregas (right) is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho (second left) since signing . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea, cheerfully claiming that he is at the top of his game following his move from Barcelona last summer. ‘I have to be more disciplined and you don’t see me in the box so much,’ he added. ‘I am more positional, always behind the ball, always finding solutions for the other players and controlling the tempo. ‘If you asked me 12 months ago whether I would work with Jose I would have said “no”, but you

The Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market. Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city. The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin. Scroll down for video . This eerie photo features the stove top used by Marcus Volke to boil the remains of Mayang Prasetyo's body . The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009 . The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent. The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry. Four other apartments in the complex are currently being advertised. Eerie photos of the apartment feature a shot of the stove Mr Volke used to boil the remains of his deceased partner. Properties like Volke’s that have an unsavoury past are more commonly referred to as ‘stigmatised properties’. The apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market . Queensland Police removed a toxic-labelled container following the discovery of Ms Prasetyo's body parts found boiling in chemicals in a Brisbane apartment . If these walls could talk: As the apartment was the site of a brutal murder it is classed as a stigmatised property . Properties are considered stigmatised if a murder, suicide, death from natural causes, violent crime or drug related offence took place on the property. It can even be considered stigmatised if the previous owners believed the house was haunted. While real estate agents are not obligated to advertise events that have occurred in the property, they must disclose the information to interested parties. Stigmatised: The real estate agent was asking for around $500 for the 'fully furnished' apartment . This isn’t the first property in recent times to come on the market with a dark past. In Sydney’s Hyde Park, the luxurious apartment where Simon Gittany murdered his fiancé Lisa Harnam failed to sell despite expectations it would be picked up for more than $2 million dollars. Emergency services remove her body from the DoubleOne 3 Apartments in Commercial Road . The remains of Ms Prasetyo were found cooking inside a Teneriffe apartment - in Brisbane's inner-city - in Ocrober of last year. Volke fled the scene when police showed up at the couple's home and was later found with his throat slashed and a knife in an industrial bin nearby. Anyone seeking support and information about suicide prevention can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467.

A Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' has been detained by the country's authorities, who claim he is 'linked to the bloodiest events ever recorded in Juarez City'. Mexican federal authorities arrested Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo on Friday, bringing an end to the career of a criminal who was famed for dispatching his enemies with the use of dynamite. Earning the nickname 'The Liquidator' for the brutal and ruthless methods that earned him a place on the DEA's Most Wanted list, Aguayo is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking. Scroll down for video . Fearsome: Jesus Salas Aguayo, a former gun for hire and Jarez Cartel boss known for his brutal murders of rivals, was arrested on Friday by Mexican police . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar. In 2008 the Sinaloa Cartel declared war on the Juarez Cartel as it sought to take control of Ciudad Juarez, a city of 1.5 million people that sits on the border with El Paso, Texas. That year alone saw 1,600 homicides in the city, and Ciudad Juarez City achieved the title of the most dangerous city in the world for three consecutive years. Jesus Aguayo, also known as 'El Chuyín', led the assault on the invading Sinaloa forces, causing the bloodshed of narcos, Mexican authorities and civilians alike. A respected 'sicario' or hired gun, The Liquidator was known to have spoken of his ambitions to one day run his own drug cartel. In 2008 he was hired by the Juarez Cartel bosses, who sent him to Ciudad Juarez to take over command of La Línea (The Line), the cartel's street-level army of assassins, who were notorious for mutilating the bodies of their enemies and civilians alike. The Jaurez Cartel was formerly one of the most feared in Mexico, but is now all but extinct following a war with the Sinoala cartel, and high profile arrests (pictured, boss Ricardo Gracia Urquiza is arrested in 2005) The Juarez Cartel eventually lost the conflict after three murderous years, and today its agents are spread widely across Chihuahua state. Today Juarez City, once a lively and popular border town, shows the scars of a drug war that cost nearly ten thousand lives over the space of four years. Entire districts of the city are deserted, rare are the buildings not marked with bullet holes and there are sections where even the police dare not enter given the narcos' stranglehold on the territory. The arrest of The Liquidator occurred on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez. A gunfight occurred as the task-force moved in to detain Aguayo and his two bodyguards, one of whom was killed in an exchange of fire. Following The Liquidator's detention, federal agents seized a number of items

(CNN)"Jake the dog and Finn the human. The fun will never end. Adventure Time." So begins the dreamy theme song intro to the strangely addictive Cartoon Network TV show that's centered around psychedelic characters like the Ice King, Marceline the Vampire Queen and, of course, Jake and Finn. Now, mega-fans of the hit show can experience "Adventure Time" in the skies. Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thailand flag carrier Thai Airways, on Thursday unveiled colorful new livery featuring Jake, Finn and the beloved Princess Bubblegum sprawled across an Airbus A320 at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport. The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme, with overhead bins, head rests and even air sickness bags covered in the faces of characters from the show. Airlines show off their new flying colors . The Adventure Time plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya featuring attractions based on shows that appear on the Turner Broadcasting System channel. Turner Broadcasting is a parent company of CNN. Check out these cool airline liveries . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket.

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' Borland told ESPN's Outside the Lines. 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk.' He continued: 'I just want to live a long, healthy life, and I don't want to have any neurological diseases or die younger than I would otherwise.' Scroll down for video . San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions, and earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors. An ankle injury in December ended his season. He has had two prior concussions and said he notified the 49ers of his decision on Friday, which the team confirmed. Borland, who had two concussions prior to retirement, made his announcement on Friday. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' he told ESPN's Outside the Lines program . The third-round NFL Draft choice said he was being 'proactive' despite feeling 'as sharp as I've ever been.' 'I'm concerned that if you wait till you have symptoms, it's too late,' Borland said. 'There are a lot of unknowns. I can't claim that X will happen.' He becomes the most prominent NFL player to turn his back on a rich contract, a four-year deal worth just under $3million in Borland's case, over concerns about brain injuries. The announcement comes as an unexpected blow to the 49ers, who have already had a difficult off-season and also saw standout linebacker Patrick Willis retire last week. Many sports reporters and commentators went to Twitter to express their thoughts about Borland's retirement. Tim Kawakami from the San Jose Mercury News Tweeted that he found the culture of football - and the lifestyle that comes with it - to be changing . His Tweet suggests that Borland's decision could mean putting him at the forefront of changing the perspectives of football . NFL.com's Michael Silver suggested that people should take a step back from what Borland's retirement means for the 49ers and look at what it

A $300,000 McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday. A McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged. Ryan Fung was taking Jorg Bober's McLaren to a dealership near Orange Park, Florida, for warranty work when we got stuck on the railroad tracks . Though Fung escaped his truck when he heard the train coming, he couldn't save the car which was in a trailer in tow . Bober received a call from Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater, a McLaren dealership, who said his car had been totaled . Truck driver Ryan Fung frantically called 911 when we got stuck at the crossing. 'Yeah I'm stuck right across. The bars are coming down, and he's about to hit the truck,' he told the dispatcher. The dispatcher told Fung to get out of the truck as a train horn sounded in the background. Fung escaped the crash with about three minutes to spare but he was unable to save the car in tow, according to First Coast News. The car's owner, Dr Jorg Bober told Palm Beach Post that his car had been picked up by the company for warranty work when it got stuck on the tracks. 'My nurse called me up, she says "Listen, take doctors Lake Drive the opposite way to college because there's a huge train accident". I didn't think anything of it. Five minutes later I get a call from the company saying, "Your car is totaled". I was like "Really? That's my car?" the pediatrician said. Bober only found out about the accident from a nurse who told him to take an alternative route to work to miss the traffic . Bober's hoping that Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater will cover losses since it was being taken to their dealership . When asked about the accident Bober was in good spirts, saying he'd 'get another one' once the accident was sorted out . But Bober's resolution to the issue of having a totaled exotic car was simple. 'Eh, we'll get another one,' he told Palm Beach Post. Bober hopes Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater, the McLaren dealership where he bought the car, will cover the loss, according to WFLA. 'They've apologized, ya know. And as far as I'm concerned, that's what they can do right now. I mean, I'm actually pretty happy that no one got hurt,' he told WFLA. The area where the accident occurred has signs that read 'No Thru Trucks', meaning the truck driver should not have driven across the tracks. Florida Highway Patrol said the driver will be cited. Clay County Sheriff's Office, Florida Highway Patrol and Florida Department of Transportation were at the scene on Friday. Four trains transporting vehicles from Orlando to Louisville and two passenger Amtrak trains were affected or delayed from the crash. The area

The money keeps growing but the odds are shortening as the richest fight of all time looks set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier. Both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate. But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan’s sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called ‘smart money’ gamblers. Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best. Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3. Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a ‘pick ‘em’ even money fight come the big night on May 2. Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla. If you want to back Pacquiao, try Vegas. An improvement in Pacquiao's sparring in the ring has seen 'smart money' gamblers backing him . Carl Froch – who was disgracefully accused of running scared of James DeGale – has added the most feared pound-for-pound puncher in the world to his list of potential opponents. Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh who knocks out opponents for fun, is in the Cobra’s line of fire if a fight cannot be made with Andre Ward at Nottingham Forest's football ground or Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr in Las Vegas . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents . Golovkin has made it clear he is willing to venture to Nottingham while also stepping up a division . And just in case DeGale’s loose-tongued advisors would like to know, if all goes well for both of them this summer Froch would be open to fighting his fellow Brit thereafter. DeGale meets Andre Dirrell in Chicago in May for the IBF title vacated by Froch, who beat the American in Nottingham. Froch says: ‘James has not yet proved himself for a fight with me but if he can beat Dirrell it would become more interesting for me to face him. But not before a big name fight this summer.’ James DeGale fights Andre Dirrell - who Froch beat in Nottingham - for the IBF title in Chicago in May . While Amir Khan and Kell Brook are talking about fighting any and every name in the welterweight division – except each other as far as Khan is concerned - world super-middleweight champion Froch holds an additional option not yet open to these of his countrymen. Retirement. That possibility may be a little more tempting following the offer of a bit part ‘as a villain or a tough guy’ in a gangster movie. But he will not exercise the glove-hanging alternative – at 37 – if he can find ‘a fight which floats my boat.’ Kell Brook, who defeated Jo Jo Dan on Saturday, has spoken of

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in the second half and had chances to get back into the game. Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 games to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante on Sunday . Bale has received a lot of criticism, but silenced his doubters with a La Liga double at the Bernabeu . It was not the dominant performance Real needed to silence their critics after three matches without a win but at least meant they will only be a point behind Barca when they run out at the Nou Camp. 'The whole team showed more desire and focus and they all understood what they had to do,' Ancelotti told a news conference. 'We did that in one part of the match and on Sunday we need to do that for the whole match,' added the Italian. Both goals were scored in the first half, and Carlo Ancelotti says they must have 90 minutes of intensity . Real Madrid travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona in their next match; a potentially title-deciding game . 'We played with confidence in the first half, the second worries me a bit. 'We were more relaxed and played a more horizontal game. We lacked verticality.' Bale, in particular, looked like he had a point to prove against Levante after he was one of the players targeted with whistles by Real fans upset with the team's recent poor form. Ancelotti said Bale's resurgence may have something to do with the return to action of midfielder Luka Modric, who he played with at Tottenham Hotspur, after a four-month injury layoff. Barcelona have been in brilliant form and are now top of La Liga after winning at the weekend . Real Madrid have slipped behind Barcelona to second in La Liga, and need to win to regain first position . 'Bale looked more motivated and more hungry,' Ancelotti said. 'The presence of Modric offers more depth for Bale to link up with his team mates. 'They know each other well, they played together at Tottenham, and there's no doubt that Bale is more comfortable with Modric on the pitch.' Real have the rest of the week to prepare for Sunday's showdown at Barca, who take a 2-1 lead into their Champions League last 16, second leg at home to Manchester City on Wednesday.

If Kim Kardashian has proven anything, it's that big bums are big business. Kim, who was officially crowned 'world's best bottom', sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months. And now, one high street store have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. Debenhams has unveiled a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran. MailOnline's Hanna Flint pitted the enhancing jeans, right, against her regular jeans, left . Debenhams has jumped on the derriere enhancing bandwagon by giving customers the chance to enhance that all-important asset with a pair of £45 jeans. The new denims, designed by Jasper Conran, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain. According to the store, the Shape Enhancing Jeans are said to be flying off the shelves, purchased by women looking for a more shapely figure. FEMAIL put the jeans to the test to see if they really can give you a pert posterior a la Kim or whether it's all just a clever gimmick. The new denims, right, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere compared to normal jeans, left, as modelled by 24-year-old Jenny Kershaw . Lucy Herring, 28, tested out her day-to-day jeans, left, against the bottom-boosting pair, right, which have heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve . The secret to the new jeans' success? A clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve, promising to turn a shapeless bottom into rear of the year. Control panels at the front also claim to flatten the tummy to emphasise the effect, while the position of the darts in the denim promise to give a flattering hourglass effect. Debenhams also say the jeans give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear. Speaking about the jeans, a spokesperson for Debenhams said: 'Pictures of curvy famous women, from Kim Kardashian and Nicki Minaj, to Pippa Middleton and Carol Vorderman, have helped women with prominent rears realise they have a gorgeous fashionable asset to emphasise, rather than minimise. 'Of course it is a little more difficult for women with a slimmer, straight up and down silhouette. The only solution used to be an expensive gym membership and weeks of working out, but now buying a pair of shaping jeans can offer a wonderful, instant booty boost.' The jeans promise to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear, which Bianca London, 25, tested out (left: regular jeans, right: bottom-boosting jeans) According to the store, the Shape Enhancing Jeans boost bottoms thanks to a clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve . So what did our testers think? Jenny Kershaw and Bianca London were impressed.

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. The 50-year-old house husband was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair later rushed across town to get pizza. Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server. Senior figures in Congress were already investigating Clinton's communications from 2009-13, which they say were not conducted via official State Department accounts but a 'clintonemail.com' address. Clinton has handed over 55,000 pages of communications from the time - but admitted on Tuesday during a news conference that she deleted more than 30,000 emails she decided were personal in nature and unrelated to her job. The 50-year-old house husband made sure he pushed three-year-old Jordan high on the swings before the pair ran off to get pizza . The investigation has now widened after it emerged that one of Abedin's email addresses is Huma@clintonemail.com, showing that she could have also been using the server to conduct official business. Daily Mail Online confirmed the address through Lexis-Nexis, a commercial service that compiles public records. It comes nearly four years after Weiner's own scandal where he resigned from Congress for sending sexually suggestive photographs of himself via his public Twitter account to other women. Longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin had an email address on the former secretary of state's private server, judging from records maintained by Lexis-Nexis . Abedin (left), shown with then-Secretary of State Clinton during a 2010 diplomatic meeting in Vietnam, was her deputy chief of staff and is expected to play a key roll if Clinton runs for president . At the time he admitted that he had sent images to six women in three years and said that he had stopped. But in 2013 further claims were made that he sent more under the alias 'Carlos Danger' to a 22-year-old woman. He tried to return to politics by taking part in the 2013 New York Mayoral race but lost after receiving less than five per cent of votes.

(CNN)Tejano star Selena, who died 20 years ago, is coming back in a big way: with a hologram-like figure. Billboard reports that the singer's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona. "By no means is this something that's creepy or weird," her sister, Suzette Quintanilla, told Billboard. "We think it's something amazing. A lot of the new fans that did not get to experience what Selena was about hopefully will be able to get a sense of her with this new technology that's going to be coming out." Selena: 20 years after her death . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company. "Using detailed individual personalized functions spanning the mind, brain and body, the individual's Digitized Human Essence will autonomously learn and react on behalf of its human counterpart's," the company explained. The project is being called "Selena the One." Twenty years after she was killed by her fan club president, Selena remains incredibly popular, with her Facebook page recording 2 million likes and fans continuing to post videos and tributes. Selena will be the first figure to use the Acrovirt technology, Quintanilla said. "I'm excited at the fact that she will be the first ever, and the fact that she's a Latina makes it even more awesome," she said. "It's not about replacing Selena in any shape, way or form; it's just something to help her legacy continue growing." The family intends to expand her legacy in another way: with some new music. Selena the One "will release new songs and videos, will collaborate with current hit artists, and aims to go on tour in 2018," said a statement on Selena's Facebook page. Selena isn't the first performer to try the virtual route. A Michael Jackson hologram appeared at the Billboard Music Awards in 2014, and a hologram of Tupac Shakur performed at Coachella in 2012. But the new technology is a step forward, Quintanilla said. "People don't realize how fast technology is moving," she told Billboard. "This is something that we're building for another two to three years, so when 2018 comes around they'll be like, 'Oh, OK, we get it.' " Fans can join an Indiegogo campaign, www.selenatheone.com, to support the launch. The campaign, which hopes to raise $500,000, begins April 16. The commemorative Fiesta de la Flor in Corpus Christi, Texas -- which celebrates her life -- is scheduled for April 17 and 18. CNN's Katia Hetter contributed to this story.

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . 'It has been a dream come true to have the opportunity to walk out in front of the whole nation and represent Wales in so many important games,' Earnshaw told the official Whitecaps website. 'I am honoured and proud to play for my country for over a decade. I am also extremely thankful for the support I've received over the years from all my Welsh team-mates,coaches, and staff and will be forever grateful because I know I've been in a position that millions dream of. 'I gave it my all in every minute and shared all the jubilations of scoring goals with the people of Wales. The pleasure has truly been all mine.' Earnshaw battles with Brazilian defender Edmilson during a friendly at White Hart Lane in 2006 . The striker scored 12 Premier League goals for West Brom, including this one against Manchester United . Earnshaw celebrates a Wales goal with Craig Bellamy, but has called time on his international career . Zambia-born Earnshaw made his name at Cardiff after growing up in nearby Caerphilly and scored over 100 goals for the Bluebirds before moving on to West Brom, Norwich, Derby and Nottingham Forest for transfer fees totalling over £12.5million. Earnshaw, who was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration, later returned for a second spell at Cardiff and has had previous MLS experience at Toronto and Chicago Fire as well as playing in Israel for Maccabi Tel Aviv. On the international front Earnshaw earned cult status by netting a debut winner against Germany in May 2002 and scored a hat-trick in a 4-0 victory over Scotland nearly two years later.

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. Four people including two Tampa teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks (above Senior Sgt. R. Mills from Tampa Police Department carries Cabella who was found shot and tied up) The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and suffered from two gunshot wounds. She was taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering (above Cabella at the animal hospital) In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin (right), 18, and Kenny Bell (left), 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting . On Wednesday, Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, were arrested and appeared at Hillsborough County juvenile court on Thursday, where they were both charged with animal cruelty. Callaway was also charged with armed trespassing and possession of a firearm, and was ordered to be held in secure detention because of the weapon possession charge, according to WFLA. Hollinger, who was released for home detention because he did not possess a weapon, was additionally charged with trespassing. Both teens were charged as adults. On Wednesday, Natwan Callaway (left) and Bobby Hollinger (right), both 17, were arrested and appeared at Hillsborough County juvenile court on Thursday, where they were both charged with animal cruelty. Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police . Once Cabella fully recovers, she will be spayed, vaccinated and put up for adoption . Hollinger threw Cabella into the woods and fired at her before she ran back home and rested injured on the porch, according to investigators . Detective Sgt. Patrick Messmer said a tip led to surveillance footage that showed an individual known to police who was then able to identify other people in the video. Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police. In the surveillance video, it shows four people walking to the tracks with a dog and then two adults leave, but the teens remaining behind. Hollinger threw Cabella into the woods and fired at her before she ran back

(CNN)From late January, when New England was living through one of its bleakest and snowiest winters, to a warm and sunny afternoon in April, the jurors in the first-degree murder trial of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez have considered how a promising young athlete who earned millions came to take the life of his onetime friend and future brother-in-law, Odin Lloyd. The jury of seven women and five men listened to more than 130 witnesses and reviewed more than 400 pieces of evidence over the months-long trial. On Wednesday, they convicted Hernandez, who was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, after deliberating more than 35 hours over parts of seven days. After the verdict, jurors agreed to meet with reporters, at times laughing nervously while shedding light on what some described as the grueling deliberation process. Here are five things to know about what they said: . While declining to discuss specifics of what happened in the jury room, jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision. "It's a very big decision to make, and every one of us ... made sure we came to the best conclusion," one juror told reporters. At one point on Monday, jurors asked Judge Susan Garsh to allow smoking breaks, which were permitted during trial. Some observers thought this signaled weeks of deliberations. A male juror said some panel members had meticulously filled four to eight notebooks as they listened to testimony. "It was hard ... for everyone," said a woman on the jury. "Everyone's life changed because of this." Asked to elaborate, she told a reporter, "I've been here for as long as you have." "It's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life," she said later about serving on the jury. "Absolutely, by far." Asked whether they would say anything to Hernandez, one of the women on the panel said simply, "Nothing." Others nodded in apparent agreement. Do they have any feelings about the 25-year-old former star? "For me, Judge Garsh said, 'Keep your mind suspended,' " said a female juror. "We went in there every day with open minds. We listened to the evidence. We heard what they had to say. We got to go into a room and see and touch and feel all the evidence and that's when we came to our conclusion." Did they know anything about Hernandez or the case before the trial? One juror responded: "Nothing." "Very little," said another. About six jurors raised their hands when asked who among them was a New England Patriots fan. The jurors said they found out about Hernandez's other legal woes from Garsh only after they reached a verdict. Hernandez potentially faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions. Next up is another murder trial in which he is accused of killing two men and wounding another person near a Boston nightclub in July 2012. Prosecutors have said Hernandez fatally shot Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado when he fired into their 2003 BMW. Another passenger was wounded and two others were uninjured.

'Absolutely no peas!' booms Luis as he dispatches me to the market. I'm in Valencia, Spain's third largest city. Not for the Las Fallas festival (a huge affair every March when giant papier-mache figures of politicians are burned amid lively street celebrations), but for its other claim to fame - it is the home of paella. Luis is a top chef who leads paella-making classes. But first I have to get the ingredients. Dinner is served: Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable. I buy an 'arrangement' of rabbit and chicken portions from a butcher. Then I choose three different types of beans. Paella Valenciana was created from what was easily available to local farmers. This meant rice from the local paddy fields, and beans, rabbit and chicken from their land. It's wrong to add peas, as we Brits do, apparently. Under Luis's watchful eye, I learn how to chop the meat and cook it and the beans in different parts of the pan. I sieve fresh tomato and dabble in smoked pimento for flavour. The secret is about how to put the rice into the water. Luis tells me to add it in two straight lines in the form of a cross (seemingly, for perfect absorption). I add fresh rosemary, remembering to remove it after ten minutes. It seems to work and in around 20 minutes my glossy, golden rice dish is complete. Delicious, though I say so myself. Luis awards me my diploma: I am now a 'paella ambassador'. If you want to know more about this famous dish and its variations, contact Patrick Waller. Originally from Bromley, he moved to Valencia 23 years ago when he fell in love with a local, Julia Espin. A real mixed bag: True paella can contain seafood and rabbit - but should never feature peas . They run the Paella Project, taking in all aspects of buying fresh produce at the market, cooking classes, wine tastings and a visit to Xativa in the hills with lessons and meal preparation outdoors. You can also explore the famous rice fields of the Albufera National Park, just 15 minutes outside Valencia. They blew me away. You can take a boat trip on the vast lagoon or enjoy the pine-fringed, wild beaches and restaurants of nearby El Saler village. Valencia has fantastic white beaches, too, just five minutes from the city centre. There are endless orange tree patios (proper orange juice everywhere); walks along the former Turia riverbed; the Unesco listed Lonja (silk hall), which dates to1548; and superb shopping, including five El Corte Ingles department stores. Balconies of intricate metal designs and specialist cafes called horchaterias, with marble-topped tables serving a traditional Valencian drink made from tiger nuts and sugar, remind me this is the real Spain. Kirker Holidays (020 7593 1899, www.kirkerholidays.com) has three nights at Melia Plaza Hotel from £559 per person, based

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections . He said: 'We've got the highest property taxes in America other than New Jersey. I don't want to compete with New Jersey on anything, especially that. That's a disaster.' The State Register-Journal of Springfield, Illinois, reported that he continued: 'New Jersey is lost. They're going down the drain, and they ain't turning it around.' The staunch criticism may come as a surprise to Christie, who as the head of the Republican Governors Association funneled $7million in campaign funds to help him topple Democratic incumbent Pat Quinn. Christie often showed up on the campaign trail alongside Rauner, and boasted that he 'didn't come empty-handed' after making a $2.5million top-up to the coffers. He's behind you: Rauner, left, stands behind Christie during a Chicago fundraiser in which the two ate jumbo hotdogs . CBS Chicago reported how during the campaign Rauner and Christie made a public appearance to order jumbo hotdogs together before a hotel fundraiser. In return, Rauner has often been a vocal Christie fan. NJ.com reports that he has described him as 'one of the greatest public servants in America today' and 'a superstar'. Rauner spent a total of $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, in which he outspent Quinn by some $9million, according to the Center for Public Integrity. The Center's records from the 2014 governor elections show Christie's association sent a total of $7million Rauner's way. Spokesmen for Christie and Rauner have yet to comment.

A freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer who made it through full season despite being given only a few months to live is now having problems swallowing as her condition worsens. During her senior year of high school, Lauren Hill was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 per cent. But she still made it through a full season at the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has. Scroll down for video . Made It: Lauren Hill, 19 (pictured), made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing. We had to add some thickener to her water to make it easier to swallow. Food we cut down into bite sizes these days to prevent chocking.' Diagnosed: During her senior year of high school, Hill (left and right) was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 percent . She said her daughter's pain medication has been increased to help her deal with headaches and aches across her body. She added: 'She still has a sense of humor even if her legs give out and she falls. My favorite quote of the week.... "I didn't fall, I gracefully assaulted the floor." Got to love her.' Despite the diagnosis, Hill decided to attend college and play for the Division III school. In September 2014, Hill's doctor told her she would not live past December, FOX reports. But Hill drastically defied expectations. She played four basketball games with her team early in the season, making five layups. As her condition worsened, she became an honorary coach, attending games when possible. She tires easily now and needs to use a wheelchair often. The NCAA granted permission to move up the school's opening game because of her worsening condition, and she made a layup for the first basket in a game at Xavier University's 10,000-seat arena. The Team: The Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team (pictured) held its postseason banquet in a hospital room with Hill . The team had planned to have its annual end-of-the-season banquet on Feb. 22 — a date that matches Hill's uniform number — but the final game got pushed back because of the weather. Hill was getting treated at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. So the team decided to take the banquet to the hospital, using a meeting room. Instead

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge what he believes is a 'lack of diversity' in the game. Football Association chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system - which requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role - in 2014. And now Ferdinand has reopened the debate by insisting it could be the best way to give prospective black managers the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them. QPR director of football Les Ferdinand would like to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realise that they are being racist because they won't give you that opportunity. 'You may have already decided who your next manager is going to be but if I sit down in front of you I might impress you so much that you might recommend me to someone else.' FA chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system in 2014 . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews . Dyke's support for the Rooney Rule was not shared by others in the game with Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore rejecting the idea. But Ferdinand's views are shared by anti-racist campaigners Kick It Out, which told Sky Sports News: 'The access to opportunities for employment in football continue to be out of reach for many. The recruitment procedures are flawed, and there is a lack of accountability and transparency in the processes. 'We need to see a level playing field established where individuals possessing the necessary qualifications and experience are able to apply and be taken into proper consideration for positions. 'As it stands, many credible candidates who are suitable for jobs do not feel it is worthwhile applying as they see a closed culture which exists preventing them from having a fair chance.' The League Managers Association supports the implementation of a Rooney Rule-style law, and a spokesman said: 'The LMA is committed to the fundamental principle of equal opportunities for anyone, from any background, who wishes to work and build a career, as a manager or coach, in professional football and we are focussed on the need to increase the number of managers from black and ethnic minorities who have coaching or management qualifications.'

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence. Although the medication kills off cancer cells, the side effects – including complete hair loss, nausea, sickness, weight gain or loss, and extreme fatigue – can be difficult to live with. For some women, the prospect of chemotherapy is more daunting than the surgery itself. But experts have long-believed that the risk of cancer recurrence for certain women is a lot less than for others, and that for some, chemotherapy may not be necessary. If the newest of the tests, called EndoPredict, shows a low score, patients can opt not to have chemotherapy. Most of the tests are available only privately and cost about £2,500, although breast specialists hope they may soon become properly available on the NHS. Surgeon Hemant Singhal said: 'I think there is a good case for the NHS to use this test on the basis that the cost is balanced out by savings in not giving chemotherapy.' Professor Kefah Mokbel, consultant breast surgeon at St George's Hospital, London, said: 'With this test we can help patients make an informed choice, whereas in the past we have just given chemotherapy to almost everyone.' Becca Cornford, a 49-year-old mother of three aged 11, six and four, was recovering from being diagnosed and treated for breast cancer last year only to then discover that she had cancer in her other breast. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence . She said: 'I dreaded chemo more than another mastectomy. I was worried it would interfere with me being able to look after my children.' Professor Mokbel operated on Becca in December at the Princess Grace Hospital, London, and afterwards a sample of her tumour was sent away and tested using the EndoPredict. A low score meant her chances of recurrence within ten years were just five per cent and she was told chemotherapy could not offer much better odds. 'I could have gone through chemo and the cancer could still return,' she says. 'There is no treatment that places your chances at zero. But if you have regular monitoring, there is every chance that any cancer that might come back would be nipped in the bud early.'

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Scroll down for video . Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the First Lady flew to California to give Ellen DeGeneres a hug (right) Busting moves on our dime: Michelle Obama took a different flight to her husband to appear on the Ellen DeGeneres show and dance to Uptown Funk . Tough at the top: Barack Obama took some time to read insulting tweets about himself on the show . Despite the closeness, the White House has insisted that the pair's schedules 'were not in sync', CNN reported. The Commander-in-Chief used his time on the airwaves to read out mean tweets about himself, while Mrs Obama busted dance moves alongside DeGeneres to the tune of Uptown Funk. Obama's episode of Kimmel has aired already, while the full DeGeneres show is due on Monday. White House deputy press secretary Eric Schultz defended the arrangement to a group of reporters on Air Force One. No room for Michelle: The president took Air Force One for the TV appearance, at an estimated cost of more than $1million . Low-key: Obama took Marine One, background, from LAX to Burbank airport . He said: 'I believe on this occasion the schedules were not in sync to travel together... I'm not even sure they overlapped.' Obama's visit was also occasion for a host of obvious - and expensive - security measures. When the president took a helicopter from LAX to Burbank airport, he was accompanied by three military choppers. A team of snipers was also dispatched to Los Angles to guard the president, who took a 40-car motorcade from Burbank's airport to Kimmel's studio. Entourage: These black-clad security men were on the tarmac in Los Angeles as part of Obama's detail . The Obamas are not thought to have seen one other at all in California. The president flew on to Phoenix on Friday afternoon, while the First Lady returned to the White House Thursday. Air Force One costs more than $200,000 an hour to fly, meaning the tab for Obama's flight to Los Angeles will have passed the $1million mark by itself. The specifics of the First Lady's travel arrangements are not clear, though it is likely to have stacked tens of thousands of dollars on to the overall cost. It is not the first time the First Family has come under scrutiny for drafting multiple planes for very similar trips. A 2011 summer jaunt to Martha's Vineyard saw the President take Air Force One solo to the famous golfing spot. Michelle, Sasha and Malia followed in a separate jet just

A set of Boston fraternal twins who beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure have celebrated their first birthdays. Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Scroll down for video . Alexandre (left) and Ronaldo (right) Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy while at the party on Thursday at Tufts Medical Center . Dr Jonathan Davis (center), chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had never seen delayed interval delivery this successful . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval delivery, which is rare. She held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work, according to CBS Boston. 'One year later we are here celebrating,' said Ronaldo Antunes, the boys' father. 'It looks like it was yesterday. It's unbelievable. Grateful to be here celebrating their first year.' Nurse JoAnn Loiselle said: 'To see them [Alexandre and Ronaldo] going from tiny and fighting for their lives to thriving with what looks like no deficits is almost a miracle. Dr Jonathan Davis, chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had seen 'exceptionally rare' delivery attempted several times, but that it was never quite successful. He said: 'It's the first time in my career I've seen it this successful. I've seen it attempted a number of times and it was never quite successful, and in this case it made a huge difference.' Alexandre and Ronaldo were to be Pinheiro da Silva's first children with Ronaldo, and she was thrilled to be pregnant with twins. Ronaldo Antunes (above with son Ronaldo), the boys' father, said he is grateful to be celebrating his sons' first year . Lindalva (pictured with her husband, Ronaldo, and twin babies) was just 24 weeks pregnant when she went into labor. Her twins beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare procedure . But when her water broke in February, the excitement turned to fear. 'I panicked,' Pinheiro da Silva told ABC. 'It wasn't time. It was too early. I knew I could lose the babies.' Lindalva gave birth to premature Alexandre, who was taken to the neonatal intensive care unit, as doctors were able to keep Ronaldo growing inside of his mother's womb during the unique technique. Miraculously, both twins managed to survive and, despite one being nearly a month older than the other, are doing well. Pinheiro da Silva has spoken out about the technique

They’re the kind of colourful adverts that would have been created by the real-life Don Drapers, Peggy Olsons and other ‘mad men’ of Madison Avenue. These vintage posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience, passengers wore their best clothes and there was plenty of legroom. They’re featured in a new coffee table book, Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975, which revisits a time when the skies were dominated by the likes of Pan Am, British Overseas Airways Corp (BOAC) and Continental. Scroll down for video . Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) was a dominant and influential airline which declared bankruptcy and ceased operations in 1991 . Many of the adverts in the book featured beautiful women in an effort to glamorise destinations and encourage people to travel . British Airways promoted its launch of the Concorde in the 1970s (left) while Trans World Airlines (TWA) promoted its New York route . Authored by Matthias C Huhne, the 436-page book contains dozens of glamorous adverts that encouraged those who could afford to fly to visit far-flung destinations such as Haiti, Hawaii, Japan, New York and London. The simple but effective posters showcase each destination with eye-catching cartoons or photos of beautiful women, landmarks such as Times Square and Tower of London, and natural beauty spots including Bermuda’s picturesque coastline and Sydney Harbour. New York was one of the most popular destinations featured in the adverts in Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 . The adverts were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including TWA and Canadian Pacific, which no longer exist . British Overseas Airways Corp led to the creation of British Airways (left) while Continental merged with United Airlines' parent company . It was a time when it cost an incredible amount of money to purchase a ticket for a commercial flight, with many of the ads promoting transatlantic or transpacific travel. The adverts created for the biggest airlines of the day, including many which no longer exist, offer a glimpse at how air travel, advertising and society changed over the 30-year period covered in the book. From a psychedelic image of a surfer in Hawaii to British Airways' introduction of the Concorde, the posters reflect the eras in which they were created by some of the best creative minds of the time, including Ivan Chermayeff, Otl Aicher, Massimo Vignelli and Saul Bass, Academy Award-winning filmmaker. The posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart . The book hails the designers' creative genius and uses special techniques to replicate their work as accurately as possible . In addition to drawings the adverts include photos of natural beauty spots, including Sydney Harbour (left) and Bermuda's beaches (right) Mr Huhne’s book hails their creative genius and uses 17 colours, five types of varnishes and two methods of foil printing and embossing to replicate their work as accurately as possible. Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 was published by Berlin-based Callisto Publishers, which offered this

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group. Abducted: The father of the missing children named the pair as 'Luca', seven, (left) and his sister 'Aysha', eight, (right) and said they had been taken without his consent . The missing woman, who has not yet been named, fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October, the Dutch prosecution's office confirmed this morning. Snatched: Eight-year-old Dutch girl 'Aysha' was abducted by her mother and taken to join ISIS . It is the first known instance of children in the Netherlands being abducted and taken to join ISIS. According to the Dutch newspaper De Limburger, the children's father had previously reported his estranged wife to the police because he was concerned she was planning to travel to Syria. Officers are said to have questioned the woman several times but she denied having intentions to join ISIS and investigators could find no evidence of concrete travel plans. Shortly afterwards the woman vanished from Maastricht with two of the children, prompting Dutch officials to launch a major alert, leading to an international arrest warrant being issued. Despite this the woman later took to Facebook to declare that she and her two children had arrived in the terrorists' de facto capital Raqqa, having used fake passports to travel across Europe. After making the announcement of their arrival in Raqqa on Facebook last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since. Dutch officials said they had no way of telling whether the group were still alive, with prosecutor Bart den Hartigh declaring the recovery of the children 'impossible' as the Netherlands has no legal relationship with either the Syrian regime or the terror group that controls the city of Raqqa. No place for children: The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa (pictured) The news comes as an 18-year-old man has been arrested at his home in Birmingham on suspicion of preparing to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State. West Midland Police have said the teenager, from the Hodge Hill area of Birmingham, was arrested at around 7am today by officers from the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit. It comes the day after it three British teenage jihadists were arrested in Turkey on suspicion of trying to join Islamic State fighters in Syria, in a dramatic security operation. A pair of 17-year-old schoolboys and a 19-year-old man were intercepted in Istanbul

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier. The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds. Scroll down for video . The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky . The caves, found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, were captured by local guide and photographer Denis Budkov. Mr Budkov, 35, trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes. The amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves - lit up by flares and fire-breathing (Denis Budkov pictured) 'It was pretty cold and wet inside and the water was flowing down from the roof and walls,' he said. ‘It was zero degrees inside, too, and the lens was getting damp - making it hard to shoot. ‘But when I got deeper inside the caves, I was amazed by the colours I saw. I haven't seen anything like this before. ‘The emerald colours of the ice were spectacular, and worth the risk of the roof caving in to capture the pictures.’ On the left is the location of the caves, and on the right is a picture of photographer Denis Budkov . Mr Budkov, 35, trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes . The extensive caves, some parts of which have water in them, were first discovered by Mr Budkov by chance . The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice. Then as the short, summer months arrive, intensive melting of the ice creates ravines which flow and hollow out the caves and tunnels. The incredible lights shining purple, blue, green and yellow are no computer trickery - they are the result of sunlight streaming through the glacial ice into the hidden world below. The cave was carved out of the glacier by an underground river that is sourced in a hot spring gushing from the Mutnovsky volcano itself. The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice . As the short, summer months arrive, intensive melting of the ice creates ravines which flow and hollow out the caves and tunnels . The incredible lights are the result of sunlight streaming through the glacial ice into the hidden world below . The cave was carved out of the glacier by an underground river that is sourced in a hot spring gushing from the Mutnovsky volcano itself . Mr Budkov is pictured here setting off a flare to create light in the cave . Denis added: ‘I spent a couple

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a road. The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs. The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world. Fun guys: A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK. Mr Revett, 49, said: 'They do look like little mushroom men. 'It's really strange how their shape makes them look like they have a head and arms. That's what drew my attention to them.' Despite first spotting them in 2000, the fungus was dismissed as a species of earthstar fungi which is prevalent in Norfolk. Having been interested in mycology - the study of fungus - for more than 40 years, Mr Revett sent them off to Kew Gardens for testing. The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . However, 15 years later, mycologists in Spain carried out DNA sequence analysis and have just confirmed they differ slightly. Mr Revett - who runs the mycology website fenfungi.com - said: 'It felt brilliant knowing I'd found something new. 'I wouldn't normally question the experts but I just knew these were different. 'I go back to the site every year doing tours and they're always there. Since Mr Revett's original find, three more specimens have been collected in Norfolk and the fungus has also been found in Hampshire and the Welsh Borders . 'It's incredible to think I'd only gone out there to look at some big mushrooms I'd been tipped off about.' Since Mr Revett's original find, three more specimens have been collected in Norfolk and the fungus has also been found in Hampshire and the Welsh Borders. Carl Chapman, of Norfolk-based Wildlife Tours and Education, said: 'This is riveting stuff. This is not just a new species for Norfolk - this is a new species for the world. 'They were doing the work and requested some samples of this fungus and found the DNA was different.'

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international. Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to rope in the questioning techniques of Jack Bauer from television's '24' to get an answer out of the player. Winston Reid signed a new six-and-a-half year deal West Ham last week after it appeared he would leave . Sam Allardyce had said it was unlikely that Reid had not verbally agreed to join another club . But the 26-year-old, who will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury, has now signed a six-and-a-half-year contract to keep him tied down to the east London outfit - with Allardyce quick to admit he had misread the situation. 'I was wrong, so I admit that,' he said when asked if he was surprised to see Reid sign a new deal having questioned whether he had been tapped up. 'For me, if somebody's out of contract like that it would have all been done and dusted by the end of the season, even though it might not have been done and dusted from a paperwork point of view. 'His agent would have sorted out a deal somewhere or other in this country. I was probably more concerned about abroad because it could have been a pre-contract. The central defender had been linked with the likes of Tottenham and Arsenal before penning new contract . 'One of the bigger clubs in Europe could have seen what Winston has done here and said "he's the one for us" and taken him abroad so I was obviously wrong.' Allardyce believes a strong showing for West Ham this season would have helped convince Reid to stay put - insisting no club bigger than the Hammers had looked like making a move for his signature. 'It was the longest negotiation ever,' he added. 'I think that in the end both parties are very, very pleased with the outcome. I think the big pull for Winston signing this time around is that we've had a good season up until now that we need to finish off as strong as we can. Reid fights for the ball with Tottenham striker Harry Kane during the recent match at White Hart Lane . '(We are) moving to the Olympic Stadium in 2016, so where else is he going to get bigger than West Ham United? 'Probably because nobody of a greater status than West Ham has actually taken up his position, he signs up with us, which we're both delighted about. 'Winston has now been in that position for

(CNN)A grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, has decided not to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of Jason Harrison, a schizophrenic man whose mother had called police for help getting him to the hospital. "This particular case was reported out as a 'no bill,' from the grand jury," said Cristal Retana, a spokeswoman for the Dallas County District Attorney's Office. The grand jury's decision not to indict means Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. But the officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family. The incident occurred in June, and Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November. The release of video from one of the officer's body cameras put the shooting back in the headlines last month. In it, Harrison's mother answers the door for police and nonchalantly walks outside. "Oh, he's just off the chain," she says. "You can hear him, talking about chopping up people." It was a fairly routine occurrence for her to call the police for assistance with her son. An officer asks who she's talking about, and she replies, "My son, bipolar, schizo," as Jason Harrison appears in the doorway behind her. He is twiddling a screwdriver between his fingers. One of the two officers called to the scene tells Harrison to drop the tool, a command the officers repeat at least four times as Harrison's mom screams, "Jay! Jay! Jay!" Within five seconds of that first command, the 39-year-old schizophrenic man is shot five times -- including twice in the back as he crashes headlong into the home's garage door, just a few feet from his mother. Video from one officer's body camera fades to black as Harrison's mother wails, "Oh, they killed my son! Oh, they killed my son!" The officers continue to tell Harrison to drop the weapon. The Harrison family's lawsuit against Rogers and Hutchins says they should have used nonlethal means of defusing the situation instead of choosing to engage "in unlawful vicious attacks" when they and the department were aware of Harrison's condition. The suit also claims the officers violated Harrison's civil rights. The officers, however, said in affidavits that they were forced to shoot an armed man who they deemed dangerous after he failed to comply with repeated orders to drop a screwdriver. CNN's Matthew Stucker and Catherine E. Shoichet contributed to this report.

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid to finally close the matter. Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to end a tough week with a smile on her face at the Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde (centre) Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well. Nasr was a superb fifth - the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut - while Ericsson's eighth-place finish was the best result by a Swede since Stefan Johansson in the 1989 Portuguese Grand Prix. When you consider Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point , their feats around Melbourne's Albert Park were all the more remarkable. 'It was a very nice ending to the weekend,' Kaltenborn said. 'The events of last week were not easy for the entire team. You can try to keep things away from them, but they are exposed to it. You just don't know how to shield it from them. On the track, Felipe Nasr finished fifth - the highest a Brazilian driver has ever finished on his debut . Kaltenborn (left) looks dejected as she attends a press conference of team principals in Melbourne last week . 'But it was impressive how the team continued to do their work, to remain focused and to bring home the kind of result we saw. 'For me personally, last week was probably one of my toughest in my time at Sauber, and I don't want to experience it again. 'I'm very glad it's over - all the more glad with the outcome (of the race) - and we focus now on the future.' Kaltenborn conceded on Friday the events of last week had resulted in 'a negative impact' on the team, but she felt confident that, given the tremendous result, it had now been restored. 'With what happened, the morale was affected, but you could feel they got themselves together,' Kaltenborn added. 'With these kind of results, you can have an extra push of motivation and you can feel good about it. 'This result tells people we're back, to forget about what happened last year, that it was a one-off and won't happen again.'

Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN)It is a strangely formal, yet troubling scene. A room in a far flung corner of Afghanistan where a serious lecture is happening, to an audience that seems part ideological, part curious; some are just impoverished, hoping for a quick job. At the front of this room stands an Afghan freshly back from fighting in Syria, and intent on recruiting other Afghans to fight alongside him for ISIS. "Brothers, I am here to tell you", the recruiter begins, "about the mujahideen in Syria." All faces are hidden in the footage, yet the motivations are clear. This seems to be part of ISIS's first moves into Afghanistan, a bid to bolster their ranks for the fight in Iraq and Syria by vacuuming up disgruntled former Taliban fighters -- or even just students looking for a cause. But it's a troubling move nonetheless. There's no shortage of battle-hardened militants here. And as NATO leaves, the Taliban looks strong if a little fractured -- and the possibility of peace talks ahead with the Afghan government could alienate some of the group's more radical elements. The man is one of five recruiters, he says -- some foreign, others Afghan like him, spread out across the country. His message is broadly ideological. "Jihad is now obligatory not only in Afghanistan, but also in many other places in the world," the recruiter tells the room. "The Christians and Jews have not only attacked Afghanistan, but they have also attacked Muslims in Syria, Iraq and Palestine. So Jihad is obligatory on us in these places." His reception is mixed, but to one audience member the ideological appeal is clear. "My aim is to fight infidels," the man says. "In Syria, or if they ask me to in Afghanistan, I will." Another man says he would prefer to stay home and go to university, but he is attracted by the recruiter's offer of money. "I definitely need the money," he says, "but will stay here and hope peace comes." Concerns are growing about how ISIS may expand into Afghanistan. When asked why ISIS might be on the rise here, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani told CNN's Fareed Zakaria: "The reason it's happening is because (the) collapse of Yemen, Syria, Iraq has created an environment where instead of one weak link in the interrelated system of states, now there are wider spaces." Ghani added: "They have -- it's one of the most well-endowed finance -- well-financed organizations. And the techniques are spreading." The United Nations Special Representative to Afghanistan, Nicholas Haysom, told the Security Council that ISIS's presence in Afghanistan was "of concern," but was most troubling in its "potential to offer an alternative flagpole to which otherwise isolated insurgent splinter groups can rally." A senior U.S. official told CNN that "the terrain is there" for ISIS to grow in Afghanistan. This is "something everyone is keeping a very close eye on. Afghanistan government is concerned. Pakistan government is concerned," he said, before adding that disaffected Taliban might also be attracted to the group. The path to CNN's filming with

She shocked fans with an eyebrow-raising photoshoot, earlier this week. But actress Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday. The blonde star was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since ther provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral. WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT . Covered-up: Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday . Wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, she cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village. Capping her look with a black, leather bag and a matching pair of boots, she'd obviously been treating herself to a spot of retail therapy as she carried a shopping bag. Hiding behind a pair of designer sunglasses and sipping a take-away coffee, she looked almost incognito after causing such a stir. That 70s-inspred showgirl: Wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, she cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village . Just 24 hours earlier Chloe, whose hit film include The Last Days Of Disco with Kate Beckinsale, caused quite a scene on the cover of the Marfa Journal. Not least because the 40 year-old could be seen nearly naked and sprawled out over a retro kitchen work top - with a large marine crustacean between her legs. The image was just one of many bizarre visuals, from a nun in chain underwear to scantily-clad Red Riding Hood. Claws for draws: Choe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive. And they're sure to continue to get attention, though loyal fans' interest in the content may be waning as the shoot sees the Swedish actress in a whole new light. Golden Globe winning and Academy Award nominated Chloe has previously enjoyed roles in Boys Don't Cry and American Psycho but these latest roles appear to put her in an all new-genre. In the most shocking image of the four book quarters, the beauty ditches her underwear in favour of the large marine crustacean. Stark naked: Besides a long fashion coat and a belt, Chloe was stark naked in the snaps . Proenza Schouler Double Breasted Wool Coat . Buy into the brand at Net-A-Porter . Visit site . It was Chloe Sevigny's riskiest photo shoot so far, and it was all for a European publication known for their love of flesh baring spreads. The Big Love star posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel. But it was the shot where she was wearing nothing but a Proenza Schouler coat and shoes with a lobster strategically covering her nether region, that took the cake. The double-breasted wool number came in a navy check and black color block pattern and

A woman who got a 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband rushed home to find him trapped under his SUV. Nicole Mayhew had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah. But while she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest. Scroll down for video . Nicole Mayhew (right) had rushed home after she got a strange feeling she needed to see her husband Scott (left) to find him trapped under the car . Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home. Meanwhile Mrs Mayhew, was at work at the time of the accident, began to get a strange feeling she urgently needed to see her husband. Trusting her intuition, she rushed home to find the father-of-five stuck underneath the car. Mrs Mayhew had gone to work leaving the father-of-five, pictured at home with her and three of their children, working on the SUV . While she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest in their home in Taylor Street (picture) in Saratoga Springs, Utah . 'I just said, 'I need to go check on him working on the car,' Mrs Mayhew told My Fox Philly. When she pulled up at the home, she heard her husband call out 'help me love.' She ran into the garage where she found Mr Mayhew underneath the Ford Explorer. 'He could barely breathe,' she told Fox 13. 'I knew he was in a lot of pain.' 'He could hear the cars go, he didn't know what was going to happen.' Mrs Mayhew called 911 and a neighbour helped use the jack to life the car off him while they waited for the emergency services to arrive. Mrs Mayhew (pictured with her husband, left, and the family, right) was at work at the time of the accident, began to get a strange feeling she urgently needed to see Mr Mayhew . Mrs Mayhew believes it was divine intervention the caused her to come home just in time to save her husband's life . Police had been concerned about internal bleeding and Mr Mayhew was rushed to Utah Universuty Hospital. Doctors found he had suffered six broken ribs but is expected to make a full recovery. Mrs Mayhew believes it was divine intervention the caused her to come home just in time to save her husband's life. 'I just believe a spirit told me,' she said. 'I believe that there's angels around us. My Heavenly Father was with him.'

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene. Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktip and Spinner sharks . Swarm: Blacktip and Spinner sharks migrate each year to breed in shallower waters . 'It looked like they had traveling in mind. They were heading north,' Massung told NBC Miami. Since he wasn't certain what kind of shark was gathering south of the inlet, Massung posted the photos to the Indian River by Air Facebook page to see if any experts could offer some enlightenment. Most responded that the sharks looked like either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed. The picture had been shared more than 2,000 times by Sunday. Massung says the sharks were still out in the water on Friday, but the conditions weren't clear enough to photograph the scene. Hunting grounds: Above, a stock image of a Blacktip shark, one of the species of shark thought to be seen in the pictures taken Thursday near Sebastian Inlet .

A 15-year-old who wanted to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride has been revealed to be the fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join the extremist group. The teenager, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded. The girl went to the same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month, the Sunday Telegraph reported. Scroll down for video . The girl went to the same school, Bethnal Green Academy, as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . The trio (pictured) followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS. All of the girls knew each other well . She boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without the knowledge of her parents, months before her schoolmates made their successful attempt. Her plane was held as it taxied for take-off and was turned around at the last minute. All four of the aspiring jihadists followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS. All of the girls knew each other well. The unknown Bethnal Green Academy pupil was one of five others from the school to be given travel bans to stop them from going to Syria this week. The court orders showed a total of eight students from the same Academy in Tower Hamlets had showed an interest in Islamic fanaticism. A judge banned five girls – three of whom are 16 and two 15 – from travelling abroad after they showed an interest in going to Syria. The court orders showed a total of eight students from the same Academy in Tower Hamlets had showed an interest in Islamic fanaticism . He ordered their passports to be taken off them and for them to be made wards of the court. Despite repeated claims by the families of the teenaged girls now in Syria that they had no idea of their children’s plans, it emerged, also this week, that the father of Amira Abase held extremist views. In 2012 Abase Hussen marched on the US embassy with hate preacher Anjem Choudary and one of the murderers of Fusilier Lee Rigby. In 2012 Abase Hussen (pictured) marched on the US embassy with hate preacher Anjem Choudary and one of the murderers of Fusilier Lee Rigby . He was pictured burning an American flag but had spoken emotionally of his daughter’s disappearance, issuing aplea for her safe return. Later, in an extraordinary exchange at the home affairs select committee, Mr Hussen, denied even knowing what Islamic radicalisation was. Last month he gave evidence to Parliament, refusing to accept any responsibility for the three schoolgirls’ actions, instead seeking to blame the police, teachers, Turkish officials and others.

Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career and will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears. The prodigiously talented wide receiver turns 31 this month, but the move had been widely touted. Deemed an outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field, he raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant after defeat to the Miami Dolphins in October. His appearances as an analyst on 'Inside the NFL' weekly were also said to be a distraction. Brandon Marshall will head to New York on Tuesday for a medical ahead of his move to the Jets . The mercurial Marshall is yet to play in the play-offs . New head coach John Fox and offensive co-ordinator Adam Gase appeared lukewarm about Marshall at best. 'We’re trying to evaluate where everybody fits and how we best use them and, again, trying to put the best football team on the field. He’s part of that process,' Fox told the Chicago Tribune last month. Marshall was close to Jay Cutler - following him to Chicago from Denver via Miami - but raw quarterback Geno Smith could test his short fuse. ESPN broke news of the trade, which will also see the Jets give the Bears a fifth round draft pick. Marshall signed a four-year deal in Chicago last May, and had seven consecutive 1,000 yard seasons before falling short last year - largely due to missing the final three games with a shoulder complaint. Despite the numbers, Marshall is yet to appear in a play-off game. Perhaps that will change in New York. New head coach Todd Bowles was with Marshall during his two-year stint in Miami and will have been influential in the trade. The move will likely mean the end of Percy Harvin's short stint with the Gang Green, with Marshall to pair up with Eric Decker. Marshall was drafted in the fourth round of the 2006 draft by the Broncos and is a mental health spokesman, spreading awareness of his battle with Borderline Personality Disorder.

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million, according to listing agent Tamar Laurie. The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million. When the new owners renovated the place in 2000, they added tennis courts, guest rooms and an indoor lap pool. The current owners, who have remained anonymous, listed the home with Tamar Laurie of Coldwell Banker. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the Connecticut mansion - a Georgian Colonial-style home that was built in 1939 - in 1982 for $4million . The 5.8-acre estate features views of the water, a putting green, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis courts and a dock . The entrance to the Greenwich, Connecticut, home has two massive, luxuriously carpeted staircases leading up to a second floor . After the Trumps divorced in 1991, Ivana Trump held on to the house for seven years before selling it for $15million . The new owners toned down the house's decorations when they bought it. It was reportedly 'dripping in gold leaf' at one time, according to Business Insider . Ivana Trump refurbished the home in the 1980s with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel . Chandeliers and fireplaces can be found in numerous rooms throughout the 20,000-square-foot mansion . The current owners of the Trumps' 'starter' mansion renovated the eight-bedroom home in 2000. They listed it this year with Tamar Laurie for $54million . The room pictured above seems to have a cohesive blue theme. Other rooms use yellow and pink as decorative themed colors . One dining area seats 11 in lush pink chairs that match the chandelier hanging above. The dishware on the table appears to be gold and white . One of the home's ten bathrooms is covered with green tiles, coordinating with the green towels and rug, stained glass windows and wall-length mirrors . The home even has its own private movie theater that appears to seat at least 13 people in front of a big screen and projector . An indoor lap pool was put into the home when the current owners decided to renovate the home in 2000 . Seating areas in a glassed-in sun room overlook the massive estate and nearby small islands in the water . Because the home is on a peninsula, residents have ample views of Long Island Sound in Indian Harbor . Not only does the home have an indoor lap pool, but it also has an outdoor pool that looks out on to Long Island Sound . A deck with multiple glass tables looks out on to the water, where residents can

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer. Hector Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates . Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season . 'We were just having a test and then they told me I was the fastest at the club,' Bellerin told The Telegraph. 'I did not beat it by that much. There was a bit of banter and he is trying to beat me now.' Bellerin shaved a hundredth of a second off Walcott's time, prompting the 26-year-old winger to vow to reclaim his title at the end of the season. And since then he has gone on to establish himself as a right-back of some promise, progressing well beyond Arsene Wenger's expectations. 'I am happy that now, after not so good performances in the beginning, the coach has still put confidence in me and given me minutes. Bellerin has exceptional pace, as he proved in August when he set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres . Theo Walcott had previously held the record, but Bellerin shaved one hundredth of a second off his time . But Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer and be speed king again . 'The chances always come through injuries, which is not a nice thing. Now we are going to have Debuchy back and I am happy for him, but when you get your chance, you need to do the best you can. I have done my best to take this opportunity.' With Debuchy on the verge of match fitness, Bellerin will soon find out whether he has done enough to grab that opportunity. But after his brilliant goal at the Emirates stadium last weekend, one thing is for certain - he is no longer known just for being quick over 40 metres.

An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying that the company failed to maintain a safe workplace. Closure: An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . But for years the case was locked in the courts because the Port of Seattle claimed it wasn't liable for what happened as Afoa worked for a private firm. In a bid to move things forward, the state supreme court finally ruled in 2013 that the airport had a 'duty' to provide a safe working environment. On Tuesday a King County jury awarded Afoa $40 million because of what the incident has done to his life. Indeed, the paraplegic needs round-the-clock help from caregivers just to survive. In the courtroom a panel was shown video footage of Afoa being craned from his bed by a special lift to a commode and undergoing therapy. Jurors went on to apportion 25per cent of the blame for the accident to the Port of Seattle. Meanwhile, a number of airlines which weren’t part of the lawsuit will pay the rest of the money owed. This is because they had contracts with Afoa's previous employer - Evergreen Aviation Ground Logistics Enterprises - which has since gone out of business. Commenting on the outcome, Afoa told KOMO-TV: 'It was a relief and I'm very thankful for the jury for making an awesome decision.' In a statement, the Port of Seattle expressed its sympathies to Afoa and his family for the accident. The agency says it's reviewing the decision. If it decides to appeal the verdict, it could delay payment of Afoa's award.

Dinner with Arnold Palmer on Thursday night clearly agreed with World No 1 Rory McIlroy. All those indifferent rounds in Florida so far this year were swept aside on Friday as the Northern Irishman notched up five birdies in a row at one point on his way to a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. It was the first time in eight rounds in the Sunshine State this year that he had broken 70 and what a way to do it. From out of the pack, the 25 year old is now bang in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month. Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month . ‘I’m just feeling more comfortable day by day, and it was great to see a few putts finally drop,’ said McIlroy, whose performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler. ‘After what I saw today and the fact he’s clearly the best player in the world, he has to be the favourite for the Masters,’ said the American, who was pipped at the post to both The Open and USPGA Championships last year by McIlroy. ‘That course suits his game. He didn’t start out hot today but when he gets it going as he did on the back nine, it’s hard to hang with him. If he continues to play like that, he will be ready for Augusta, for sure.’ Fowler was right when he said nothing appeared to be happening for McIlroy over his front nine, the inward half on the course. In fact, he’d played much better on the first day, when he opened with a 70. But after finally getting a putt to drop at the second, and enjoying a small stroke of fortune at the third, where his pulled drive carried a water hazard by just a couple of yards, it all started to click. A good wedge to the third green set up a birdie and then came his third in a row at the par five fourth. At the fifth his wedge shot finished 18 inches away and then came another birdie at the long sixth, where he got up and down from a greenside bunker. ‘It’s a lovely feeling when you get on runs like that and the game suddenly feels very easy,’ he said. Fowler's good friend and playing partner Rickie Fowler admitted McIlroy is now favourite for the Masters . McIlroy had five birdies in a row in Dubai earlier this year but this was the first time he had enjoyed such a run in an event on the PGA Tour, and it electrified the huge galleries at Bay Hill. By this stage he had

A women's rights group has slammed a popular eatery for their latest advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer. The Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification. Scroll down for video . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “Wunderbra” sends the message to an audience of all ages that women are to be valued for their body parts,' Ms Liszewski said. Ms Liszewski said that the 'Make Mein A Dubbel' advertisement also suggests that the two women shown are 'part of the menu'. Dan Hopkirk, Marketing Director for Urban Purveyor Groups who owns the Lowenbrau Keller, said that the advertisements were meant as 'fun play-on words' that people would be familiar with. '[The campaign was] designed as a portrayal of the typical Bavarian cultural experience enjoyed by millions during Oktoberfest in Munich every year, synonymous with this venue,' Mr Hopkirk said. 'The advertising slogans coupled with the imagery that has been used across the campaign, are popular anglicised German phrases which are fun play-on words,' he said. 'The Löwenbräu Keller campaign aims to embody the traditions of Oktoberfest which is about a celebratory occasion and enjoyable time spent with friends.' Ms Liszewski said that the Lowenbrau Keller, along with other establishments which the Urban Purveyor Group owns, including the Bavarian Bier Cafe, has a history of creating sexist and objectifying advertisements. 'A number of Lowenbrau advertisements make a direct comparison between the serving size of food and beverages and the size of women’s breasts,' she said. Ms Liszewski said that the advertisement also suggests that the two women shown are 'part of the menu' This images was tweeted from the restaurant's official Twitter account and posted to their Facebook page with the caption 'Is anybody suddenly thirsty?' The advertisements have garnered criticism from social media users who expressed their outrage over the allegedly objectifying images . 'This is explicitly spelt out via an ad on social media “Bigger is better - don’t you agree? We’ve got big biers, big meals and big…fun. #beer” and reinforced by outdoor advertisements.' The image, which shows a woman's chest next to steins of beer, was tweeted from the restaurant's official Twitter account, and was also posted to their Facebook page with the caption 'Is anyone else suddenly thirsty

Boston (CNN)Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies: singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs. But on Tuesday, jurors also began to hear about the holes his bombs left in the hearts of the survivors and the families of the dead. Now that he has been found guilty on every count, the jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done. This is the victim impact part of the case, and the testimony was heartbreaking. Four young people are gone, and grief fills the spaces they once occupied. A father with a shock of white hair cried for the daughter he called "Princess." "Krystle was the light of my life. She was extremely smart, hardworking, beautiful, every father's dream. I miss her a lot," said William A. Campbell Sr., dabbing at his eyes as he described his daughter, a 29-year-old restaurant manager who was killed in the first blast at the 2013 Boston Marathon. She was the one who could round up the family and put on big celebrations, he said. "Nobody fills that boot now." Others are expected to come and cry for Lingzi Lu, "a jolly soul," Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadine Pellegrini said, quoting the slain Chinese grad student's father. More tears will be shed for Martin Richard, who was 8 and looked just like his dad. And for Sean Collier, who was remembered at his memorial service by these words: "Big heart, big smiles, big service. All love." "Dzhokhar Tsarnaev murdered each one of them in a way that they had time to feel pain, they had time to be scared and frightened, but they had no time to say good-bye," Pellegrini told the jury. "And that is the very essence of terror." Timeline of bombings, manhunt and aftermath . To understand the toll Tsarnaev's bombs took, jurors must know the stories of his victims, the prosecutor said. "These young women, this young man and this little boy, all of them were loved and they loved in return," Pellegrini said. "Before he murdered them in some of the cruelest ways imaginable, they were sons, they were daughters, they were grandchildren, they were brothers and they were sisters." Jurors saw photograph after photograph of smiling, happy people with arms around siblings at weddings and birthday parties and family gatherings. There was the photo of Campbell as a little girl in a red tap-dancing outfit. And then came the one that made her father smile through his tears. She was a little older and wearing a baseball uniform. "She traded that in for a bat," Campbell said. "She wasn't really a girly girl, but she loved to whitewater, camp, play baseball. She had a good arm on her. I was very proud of her." By contrast, jurors also were left with an indelible image of Tsarnaev, taken when he was in a holding cell in the very courthouse where the trial is being held. It is dated July 10, 2013 -- the day of his arraignment on charges he deliberately

(CNN)Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat. We were born into the wrong tribe, so to speak. Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship. When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves," people around the world were justifiably horrified. And Monday, in response to the outrage, he apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his comments "offended members of the Israeli Arab community." But Netanyahu's policies speak much more loudly than his half-apology. And with him poised to serve a fourth term, many Palestinian citizens of Israel fear, with good reason, that his victory means it is open season for anti-Arab racism in the Knesset and in the streets. Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new; our rights have been under attack for years (imagine a proposal that forced Jewish Americans to sign a "loyalty oath" to the United States as was proposed for Palestinians and other non-Jewish citizens of Israel). However, the majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum. The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that previously floundered in the Knesset has been resurrected. The bill, if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority. There are versions of it that establish Hebrew as the sole official language and recognize Jewish religious law as a "source of inspiration for the Knesset." Even Israel's Supreme Court has come under attack in recent years for occasionally defending minority rights, which some view as a threat to the legal privileges afforded its Jewish citizens. In response, the government changed the Supreme Court's composition to tilt it further to the right. Today, the sole Arab Supreme Court justice, Salim Jubran, very often serves as a dissenting voice in judgments where the court favors legislation demeaning to Israel's Palestinian citizens. Opinion: How Obama handed Netanyahu victory . The 2011 Admissions Committees Law — upheld in 2014 by the more conservative Supreme Court, which includes the first Israeli settler jurist — allows hundreds of localities in Israel to essentially reject applicants seeking to buy homes built on state land because the applicants are deemed "unsuitable." The law caused an outcry among Palestinian citizens and human rights groups, who assert that it's simply a thinly disguised effort to discriminate against Israeli citizens on the basis of ethnicity. Simply put, the law enforces segregation within Israel, helping to keep Palestinian citizens out of Jewish communities. Attempts to marginalize Palestinian citizens of Israel also extend to the political sphere. Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's successful push to raise the threshold required to win seats in the Knesset was a move designed to exclude Palestinian lawmakers. Ironically, that move backfired, prompting four Arab parties to create the Arab Joint List, whose members span a wide ideological spectrum. Despite their political

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush, it has emerged. The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months. It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was denied for an unknown reason. The oversight - just the latest in a string of blunders by the agency - was revealed in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General, which was released on Thursday. Concerns: Former First Lady Barbara Bush and former President George H.W. Bush, pictured watching basketball in March, did not have a working alarm at their Houston home for more than a year . During the time the alarm was out of service, the Secret Service assigned an employee to keep watch over the residence, according to the report,CBS News reported. Some inside the agency contended that the agent was not sufficient to replace the alarm system, the Washington Post reported. Despite the apparently relaxed security measures, there were no breaches at the property, where 90-year-old Bush and his wife Barbara have lived for more than two decades. On Twitter on Thursday, Bush said that he and his wife have 'great respect for, and confidence in, the men and women' of the Secret Service. 'That respect and confidence has never waned,' he wrote. Endorsement: In light of the reports, Bush tweeted that he had 'great respect' for the Secret Service . Property: Their Houston home, circle, was guarded by a Secret Service agent throughout the 15 months . The report also raises concerns about the security at other former presidents' homes, but has redacted their names. Among the concerns, one official reported that safety equipment showed 'signs of impending failure'. In January, the Washington Post reported that the alarm system at Vice President Joe Biden's home was failing so agents had simply switched the system off. They were told that budget constraints meant the repairs would have to wait. The new report, which was addressed to Secret Service Director Joseph Clancy, recommended that the agency reviews all security equipment and looks into how it keeps track of maintenance issues. 'With these fixes in place, we believe the Secret Service will more effectively meet its mission to protect the lives and homes of our former presidents,' Homeland Security Inspector General John Roth, who wrote the report, said in a statement. Blunders: A member of the Secret Service patrols outside the White House last September after a man managed to scale the fence, run across the lawn and enter the property without being stopped . Embarrassment: Last week, a man landed a gyrocopter on the U.S. Capitol lawn in the latest embarrassment

At last it’s on. Not only the Fight of the Century but the sale of tickets for Floyd Mayweather versus Manny Pacquiao. The desert storm in a box office which some thought might pull the plug on the richest fight of all time has blown over. Those priceless tickets will be on sale at 8pm on Thursday after weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum. Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Since this required a separate contract with the MGM there was speculation that the fight might be in jeopardy. In reality May 2 in the Grand Garden Arena was always going to take place. Mayweather trains with his uncle Roger during a media workout in Las Vegas last week . Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media . Even Arum, angered as he was by delays he blamed on the Mayweather side for making the tickets release far later than for any big fight ever, had said: ‘There’s too much at stake for the plug to be pulled. Like half-billion dollars which it is now expected to generate, with Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180million and $120m respectively, . Arum adds: ‘All the matters have been agreed and the contract is being drawn up.’ The vast majority of the 16,500 tickets were always destined to be parcelled up between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast and the MGM hotel group for their clients and high rollers. Only a token 1000 seats are going on public sale, at between $1,500 (£1,000) and $7,500 (£5,000) each. But none for the super-ringside tickets costing $10,000 (£6,600). There are reports that those seats will exchanged hands on ‘the alternative market’ for upwards of $200,000 (£133,000) As many as 50,000 tickets will be available to watch the fight at various MGM properties via closed-circuit television. Priced at $150 (£100), they will be on sale at 11pm on Thursday.

Sam Allardyce believes a lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition. Chelsea were eliminated from the round of 32 in the Champions League by Paris St Germain on away goals on Wednesday night - whilst Manchester City and Arsenal both need to turn around first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco, respectively if they are to advance. Liverpool and Tottenham have been knocked out of the Europa League with only Everton still standing and Allardyce feels a heavy festive schedule always catches English clubs out. West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals . 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage. 'When they come back to playing in Europe they may have a considerable amount of injures in certain areas and mental fatigue kicks in on players - that is bound to have an effect when other teams have had the opportunity to take a break.' Swansea boss Garry Monk hailed the entertainment level of the Premier League but believes English clubs still lack the tactical nous of their continental counterparts. Everton are the only Premier League club still standing in the Europa League . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe . 'I've always said the Premier League is the best league in the world but more so for entertainment rather than technical and tactical situations in countries like Spain,' he said. 'The Premier League is the best league in that it is the most entertaining, highest tempo, most ferocious and so much happens. 'Whether we need to improve on the tactical I'm not sure but we've got some of the best managers in the world in this league. 'It is very fine margins at that level as games are won and lost by one or two moments in a game. 'Looking at those players in those Premier League teams you think they would do better in those competitions. So I'm not sure if it's one of those seasons or if there is a fundamental problem.'

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . Heath: The explorer previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a cancer operation and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes . Gruelling: He ran for 30 hours in heat topping 50C through the desert, but had to lie down intermittently to continue . He previously suffered two heart attacks and has undergone a double heart bypass, a cancer operation, and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes. Speaking from the medical tent, Sir Ranulph said: 'I became woozy and had the feeling I was going to faint. It's not worth pushing it when you get that. 'My trainer Rory had to push me down to the ground to rest and then pick me up again every so often, that is how we made the last 5k.' He added: 'Last night was pretty horrific, it's hell on earth. You're trying to go up hills and your feet are slipping backwards in the sand. 'I had some really shaky moments. My head-torch faded and I couldn't see the hills. But Sir Ranulph, in a bid to become the oldest Briton to complete the six-day ultra-marathon in the South Moroccan desert, said thoughts of the Marie Curie teams he is raising money for kept him going. Finish line: The race is not over and he still has one more marathon to complete tomorrow before finally finishing . He said the work of Marie Curie Cancer Care nurses, who are also working through the night, keep him going . 'More hellish than hell': The 71-year-old explorer said he became 'woozy' and thought he was going to faint . Sir Ranulph is pictured here with his trainer Rory Coleman who pushed him down to the ground to rest before picking him back up again . He said: 'What kept me going was the thought that Marie Curie nurses are also working through the night. 'This is all to raise funds for the amazing care they provide to people who are terminally ill and their families.' Sir Ranulph, who began the challenging fourth stage of the event on Wednesday morning, has covered 56 miles, stopping for only an hour at 4.30am this morning to sleep out on the course. But the race, which has already seen more than 75 people drop out, is still not over and he still has one more marathon to complete tomorrow before finally finishing. To support Sir

(CNN)As cheap oil and Western sanctions continue to batter Russia's economy, President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10% Friday, according to state news service Tass. Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles -- worth about $61,000 today thanks to soaring inflation. Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations, citing the same economic woes. "The Government and its various structures cannot afford such extensive holidays, at least not this year," Putin told government ministers at the time. "You know what I am talking about." But it wasn't just top Cabinet members that would feel the pinch. "President Putin also reduced the wages of Kremlin administration, government staff and the Chamber of Accounts by 10% as well," according to Tass.

(CNN)One hundred and forty-seven victims. Many more families affected. Even more broken hopes and dreams. As Kenyans mourned those killed last week in one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the nation, citizens used social media to share the victims' stories, hopes and dreams. Using the hashtag #147notjustanumber -- a reference to the number of people, mostly students, killed at Garissa University College on Thursday -- Kenyans tweeted pictures of the victims in happier times. Kenyan authorities have not released a list of the victims. The posts provided heart-wrenching details on the victims, including one about an elderly man whose dreams died with his son. He had reportedly taken a loan to educate him at the university, where he was killed by Al-Shabaab terrorists. The attack in Kenya killed 142 students, three security officers and two university security personnel, and was the nation's deadliest since the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in 1998. Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday as armed guards protected the congregations. In emotional services nationwide, churchgoers wept as they paid tribute to the victims of the massacre. The gunmen who attacked the university in the predawn hours separated Muslims from Christians and killed the latter. The extremist group has also killed Muslims in recent attacks. The Interior Ministry has identified one of the attackers killed by security forces as the son of a government official. The father of suspect Abdirahim Abdullahi is a chief in Mandera and had reported his son missing, officials said. The Islamist extremist group is based in Somalia, but it hasn't confined its terrorism to the nation that shares a border with Kenya. In 2013, militants attacked Nairobi's upscale Westgate Mall, killing nearly 70 people.

The bond between a mother and her children is supposed to be unbreakable, but Pauline Bubb's kids turned her into a prisoner in her own home. The 47 year old single mum from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors. Scroll down for video . Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room when the beatings started. Unable to cope, Pauline turned to Channel 5 as a last ditch attempt after hearing about their new programme, My Violent Child. In an interview with the Mirror today, she said: 'I was frightened of my own kids - my legs would often be bruised and I had to keep them covered.' The violence got so bad that Pauline started to dread her children coming home from school and would start shaking as the clock started to move towards 3.30pm. Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children . The aggression would often start as soon as they walked through the front door, with the attacks escalating to the stage where Sapphire once bit her face. In one incident, Spencer attempted to strangle his mother from behind while she was sat in a chair. But while Spencer's behaviour calmed down once he was diagnosed with ADHD, Sapphire's continued to worsen. Pauline said: 'She started off two years ago with controlling behaviour - she would ask me a question like, 'Can I have a packet of crisps?' but then say 'Yes Sapphire'. 'Then I had to say it, but exactly how she wanted me to. I couldn't say it too fast or too slow, I had to stand still, I couldn't move, I couldn't blink and she would repeat herself 20 or 30 times. 'If I said no, she would get louder, start swearing and hit me.' Pauline comforts her daughter Sapphire after one of her tantrums . Although many people would find it incredulous that Pauline allowed the abuse to escalate over a number of years without getting any help, she explains that she was too embarrassed to do anything about the situation. Pauline isn't alone - the number of violent young children in the UK is rising steadily, with 118 boys and girls under the age of 14 prosecuted for domestic abuse in 2012/13. After contacting the makers of My Violent Child, Pauline and her children started working with parenting experts provided by the television station and Pauline says she has seen a dramatic improvement

A beautiful snowy owl has been captured scouring a snow-covered field in the hunt for food. Her piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape in Ottawa, Canada. Once locked on to a vole she swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce. The stunning set of images was captured by photographer Rick Dobson. A beautiful snowy owl was captured gliding inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food, with her bright yellow eyes just visible above the wing . The 57-year-old said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill. 'Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night. 'When they are resting they often sit in a snow-covered field motionless, making themselves very hard to spot. 'When they are hunting they will perch on a lump in a field, a fence post, or a hydro-pole where they have a lookout from which to spot their prey.' As the owl came over the top of a ledge she pulled her wings back so she could soar across the field . The stunning set of images was captured by photographer Rick Dobson who said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill' The owl flew silently just millimetres above the snow-covered floor, keeping her bright eyes on the prey . To get close enough to the owls, Mr Dobson had to make sure he approached slowly and did not walk directly towards the birds. He said: 'Every winter I go out with my binoculars and scan the farmers' fields to see if I can locate wintering snowy owls. 'When I locate an owl I have to spend time slowly approaching it to get within a good distance to take photographs. When the owl got close enough she used her sharp talons to catch her prey. Snowy owls will usually fly a short distance before landing to eat . Snowy owls often approach their prey from a low angle to ensure a shadow does not give the game away . 'Some owls are much more approachable than others. 'Upon repeated visits the owls come to realise that I am not a threat and will ignore me, providing I move slowly, and carry on with its business.' Mr Dobson described the owls as 'one of the most magnificent creatures on earth'. 'I think of them as snow ghosts or snow angels,' he said. 'They are very large birds but fly silently and gracefully and can endure the harshest of habitats. Happy with its work: Mr Dobson added: 'Snowy owls are one of the most magnificent creatures on earth'. The beautiful bird is pictured after the hunt . 'They are powerful and regal and, to me, symbolise the Arctic.' Snowy owls fly silently when they hunt and often approach their prey from a low angle. They use their sharp talons to catch animals and will usually fly a

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp. The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech. Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Scroll down for video . Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions. And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs. Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa. They would take part in grueling sessions of cardio workouts, weights and circuits. In the afternoons they would often go on long romantic hikes together in the foot-hills of the Atlas mountains only coming back to the villa for the evening meal. Temperatures in Morocco got up to 20C and so Spencer was often seen walking around with his top off, whilst Lauren wore a pretty pink crop top. Spencer looked on a little bemused as Lauren did some stretches on the side of the road . Spencer stopped to do a few press ups on some rocks, it certainly beats going to the gym! The good-looking couple spent some time laying in the sunshine as the showed off their impressive tans . Spencer and Lauren flew out to Morocco last week and stayed at the boot camp’s luxury five-star villa just outside Marrakech. Every morning they were woken at 6am and had an hour of exercise before breakfast. At 8.30am they would have an hour and a half of cardio training – boxing or spinning, followed by a snack at 10am, then circuit training at 10.30am until 12. Lunch would be an hour and then they would have long hikes, followed by team games and then yoga and stretching exercise. The evening meal would follow at 7.30pm. Spencer and Lauren covered up for part of the walk - the couple have been dating for around five months now . Despite their tiring work outs Spencer still found time to have a bit of a laugh on the mouthain . All the meals were prepared fresh on site each day and were all local produce and organic. Breakfast would consist of eggs, fresh fruit salad, with a small glass of freshly squeezed orange juice. A typical lunch would be fish or chicken brochettes cooked on the BBQ and a selection of salads, and dinner would be a soup and a chicken tagine, all served by the villa’s waiting staff. The calorie intake for each day would be limited to around 1,200 Kcal and

A Florida mother has accused a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him. The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused. Scroll down for video . Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary threaten to remove kindergartner Logan from class because the oils smelled and were a distraction to youngsters around him . The 32-year-old puts the oil on his neck as she believes it keeps him calm and focused . She claims her boy has been using them all year, but then a teacher's aide complained. Speaking to Click Orlando, she said: 'Why is it not OK? Nobody is telling me. I'm just being told that he smells. 'I haven't been told that anybody's been switched out of the room . Kemp said she received a letter from the local school board stating the oils had created a 'problem' for staff and students. 'I could put chemicals in his body, but I can't put anything natural on him that has some kind of smell?' she added. Despite the threat of punishment, Mrs Kemp has said she will continue to fight the decision and insists the use of the oils has a positive impact on her son. However, on Thursday, Lake County school district told the station they would not suspend Logan , saying it was a 'health issue'. The Daily Mail Online has contacted Doterra for comment. The family uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood. The company who describes their products as being 'beautifully and powerfully fragrant. The family uses Detorra oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood .

As the scorer of Gibraltar’s first-ever competitive goal, it was little wonder that history-maker Lee Casciaro felt like a Rock star when he left Hampden Park on Sunday night. However, as the 33-year-old Ministry of Defence policeman would later reveal, he was not the first man from the tiny British overseas territory to make an arresting impact at the National Stadium. If the outstanding memory of the 2002 Champions League Final for most people remains Zinedine Zidane’s exquisite volleyed goal, in Gibraltar it was the sight of local businessman Joe Beriro invading the park clad in a kilt and a Real Madrid strip. Gibraltar's players celebrate after Lee Casciaro scored their first ever competitive goal on Sunday . Beriro would later appear on Gibraltar’s version of Strictly Come Dancing, before eventually falling foul of the law and out of the public eye. His place as the most famous man in Gibraltar now passes to Casciaro after criminal defending by Scotland allowed the cop to race clear, fire low past David Marshall and utterly stun Hampden. For the striker, all the years spent pounding the hard yards on pavements and playing in sub-standard facilities were worth it as he followed in the famous footsteps of Zidane by scoring a goal to remember in Mount Florida. Casciaro (centre) celebrates the goal that will have made him the most famous man in Gibraltar . ‘It was a Gibraltarian who jumped out of the stand and onto the park in his kilt and his Madrid shirt in that Champions League Final in 2002. I remember that well,’ he beamed. ‘It was just a dream come true for me to score that goal. It’s unimaginable to get the first competitive goal for Gibraltar. ‘I don’t think I will get a hero’s reception when I get home. We still lost the game – but it is still an achievement to get the goal. Gibraltar goalkeeper Jamie Robba celebrates the goal at Hampden Park, which levelled the score at 1-1 . ‘We have only just joined UEFA and started to train on a football pitch. All my life, we’ve been training wherever we can, running on the road, or for 90 minutes a week on a seven-a-side pitch. ‘Even two or three years ago I didn’t think I would be playing for Gibraltar because I didn’t think we would get into UEFA. Everything has happened so fast and we are learning every day. ‘This goal is something that I will cherish for the rest of my life. I knew it was going in as soon as I hit it. It was a great feeling. ‘I swapped my second shirt with Ikechi Anya but I kept my shirt from the first half. I am going to put it up in my house! But I’m hoping there are more goals to come for me in future.’ Casciaro (right) vies for the ball with Scotland's Ikechi Anya, who he later swapped shirts with . Despite ultimately losing 6-1 to Gordon Strachan’s side, Casciaro hopes that his own stunning effort will alter perceptions

(CNN)Just about now, North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying Thursday that Moscow was informed via diplomatic channels that the trip would not happen. He said that "the decision is connected with North Korean domestic affairs." What could have changed Kim's mind? It is practically impossible to answer the question with absolute certainty, but a possible explanation is that Kim may not be feeling completely secure in his position. And nervous dictators prefer to stay home. True, Kim runs one of the most brutally repressive regimes on Earth. And there is unceasing public praise for the younger 'Dear Leader," including frenzied eruptions of support. But these eruptions are carefully scripted, and those who have managed to flee the North confirm that in private, many are unhappy with the regime. Perhaps with the potential threats in mind, Kim feels the need to reassert his authority and keep his eye on the centers of power. In 2013, Kim shocked the country and stunned outside observers when he ordered the killing of his uncle, Jang Song Thaek, who had stood by his side from the day his father died. Jang had mentored and guided the young Kim as he took the reins, but the once-powerful Jang was arrested by soldiers during a Politburo meeting who dragged him away in a chilling scene broadcast on national television. The central news agency called Jang a "traitor for all the ages," with vague accusations that he had behaved "insolently." More seriously, he was accused of "counter-revolutionary factional acts in a bid to overthrow the leadership." And just this week, and only a day before the Russians announced Kim's canceled travel plans, a South Korea lawmaker revealed that South Korea's National Intelligence Service had pieced together information suggesting that so far this year, Kim has ordered the execution of 15 senior government officials. According to South Korean legislator Shing Kyung-min, North Korea's vice chairman of the State Planning Commission, for example, was executed because he objected to plans to change the design of a new government hall from a rounded shape to one resembling a flower. Such an explanation is bizarre. And in keeping with the odd behavior we have grown accustomed to hearing about from North Korea. But there may be more to this. Kim -- who was still in his 20s when he took power and holds a host of titles, including Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army -- still finds it

A Labour frontbencher has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent. Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said at a hustings event on Wednesday: ‘We view the world as being a very dangerous and volatile place at the moment. So our policy is that we will retain Trident, we will maintain a continuous at-sea deterrent.’ But he added: ‘So we will pursue an independent perspective, the next Labour government, but on the issue of Trident: would but we could get rid of it but I fear that we can’t.’ Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike. But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. The Tories have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident. Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn. Replacing the trident deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn (file picture) Last month a survey found three quarters of Labour’s candidates are opposed to renewing Trident. Yesterday shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker said: ‘Let me be absolutely clear: we are committed to the renewal of Trident. 'We are committed to the retention of a Continuous At-Sea Deterrent and we will follow the advice of experts in terms of delivering that, who say current technology means four boats.’ A Labour Party spokesman said: ‘As Owen’s comments make abundantly clear, he supports Labour’s policy of renewing Britain’s Trident nuclear deterrent as a continuous at-sea system.’

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching . A spokesman for the school told The Sun that Miss Heath had been suspended, adding that she was being dealt with 'through the appropriate internal channels.' Gwent Police confirmed its officers were called to the school in Ebbw Vale on March 19 after receiving reports a controlled substance had been discovered on the premises. A police spokesperson added: 'A 45 year old woman voluntarily attended Tredegar Police Station where she received a caution for possession of a controlled substance (class B).' Blaenau Gwent Council has confirmed that the school immediately suspended the member of staff following the incident. A spokeswoman for the local authority said: 'We take such incidents extremely seriously and this matter is now being dealt with by the school and its governing body, together with support from the council, through the proper internal procedures. We are unable to comment further.' The maximum penalty for possession of amphetamines is 5 years in prison plus a fine. For supply the penalty is up to 14 years imprisonment and a fine. If the amphetamines are prepared for injection they become class A drugs and increased penalties apply. There is no indication this was the case with Ms Heath. When a reporter from the paper went to Ms Heath's home, a man claiming to be her son emerged and denied that she had been suspended or found with drugs. Most amphetamines (pictured), a form of chemical stimulant, are Class B drugs, meaning the maximum penalty for possession is five years in jail plus a fine . He also threatened to attack anyone going near the property with a hammer. Willowtown has 379 pupils aged between three and 11 years old, with 15 full-time members of staff, supported by four part-time teachers. Ebbw Vale, the area in which the school is located, is among the most deprived in Wales, and a third of the pupils qualify for free school meals, above the Welsh average of around 20 per cent.

(CNN)They may not be "Star Trek"-type extraterrestrials, but we may be close to finding evidence of alien life, a NASA scientist says. "I think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and I think we're going to have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years," NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan said Tuesday during a panel discussion on water in the universe. "We know where to look. We know how to look," she said. "In most cases, we have the technology, and we're on a path to implementing it. And so I think we're definitely on the road." NASA released a graphic noting that scientists have found evidence or indications of water on a number of celestial bodies, including the dwarf planet Ceres and Jupiter's moon Europa. The Hubble Space Telescope has been key to the discoveries, NASA said in a news release. "Scientists using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope recently provided powerful evidence that (Jupiter's moon) Ganymede has a saltwater, sub-surface ocean, likely sandwiched between two layers of ice," the agency noted. There are some caveats involved, of course. NASA isn't talking about intelligent alien civilizations from the Alpha Quadrant; it's referring to microorganisms. "We are not talking about little green men," Stofan said at the panel. "We are talking about little microbes." Still, former astronaut John Grunsfeld said it's an exciting time -- and he thinks it's just a matter of time before we find life outside our solar system as well. "I think we're one generation away in our solar system, whether it's on an icy moon or on Mars, and one generation on a planet around a nearby star," he said. And, he added, who knows what that life will look like? "Once we get out beyond Mars, the likelihood that it's similar to Earth because we share that material gets very, very low," he said. "And I think that's where it starts getting exceptionally exciting."

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday. United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane. Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20. Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window . Portugal is a familiar destination for both Rojo and Di Maria as they played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer. Rojo made headlines for the wrong reasons on Saturday evening as the Mail On Sunday exclusively revealed he had an affair with fitness instructor Sarah Watson. She claimed Rojo had offered money to spend the night with him before eventually sleeping with the 25-year-old without knowing he was married with a young daughter. The £200,000-a-week Manchester United defender is said to have bombarded her with explicit messages and naked photos. Sarah Watson was determined to clear her name following blackmail allegations . Watson claims she was offered money to spend the night with Rojo (right) but declined . Watson claims she was offered £35,000 by a newspaper to sell the story about her affair with Rojo . She said on meeting Rojo at United's Christmas party: ‘He came over to me and sat down. His English was quite bad but he was chatty and said nice things to me about how I looked and how he liked my Versace dress. 'He said “You’re gorgeous, you’re the best looking girl in here.” It was all very cheesy, but he’s so good looking that I gave him my number. ‘He asked me how much it would cost for me to have sex with Marcos. I told him that I was not a prostitute.’ But she did find the Argentine star’s dusky looks attractive and they ended up in a bedroom. ‘I did it because I liked him, not for money or with any intention to sell the story on,’ she says. Rojo and Di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when Manchester United host local rivals Manchester City.

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy. One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years, a Freedom of Information request revealed. And at least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year. More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy, including at least one woman from HMS Illustrious (above), which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed. A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave. The data comes nine months after commander Sarah West, the first woman to captain a Royal Navy warship, was flown back to the UK following claims she had a sexual relationship with a member of her crew. An unnamed captain was appointed in her place and a military investigation was launched into the 42-year-old's conduct. A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave (stock image above) Navy sources said Ms West left HMS Portland for ‘personal reasons’. The Ministry of Defence would not confirm what these reasons were or what action she would face. Women have been serving on Royal Navy ships since 1990 and in 2014 around 9 per cent of personnel were female. Last May three women made history by becoming the first female submariners to serve in the Royal Navy. Nearly 100 female British soldiers were sent home from Afghanistan after finding out they were pregnant. Ninety-nine servicewomen on operations were flown back to the UK between January 2006 and December 2013, a Freedom of Information request revealed. Sixteen women were removed from Afghanistan in 2013 due to pregnancy while 18 were sent home in 2011, the data showed. A further 102 women were evacuated from Iraq. Strict military rules ban mothers-to-be from serving in war zones. The women were flown back on flights usually reserved for injured troops and the true figure could be higher if others travelled via routine flights. Troops are reminded by senior officers to check they are not pregnant before they fly to the front line - but are not made to do pregnancy tests. Most of the babies would have been conceived before the mother left the UK but a small number of women may have become pregnant on tour. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said at the time: 'The small numbers of personnel who discover that they are pregnant on operations are returned at the first convenient opportunity.'

Police arrested former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates after a local league match in Bedfordshire. Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United. Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off. Calum Davenport (pictured here in 2009) was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United (ground pictured above) Village football club Elstow play in Division 1 of the Bedfordshire County Football League . His Premier League career ended in August 2009 when he was stabbed in the legs by his sister's boyfriend. Ed Frost, chairman of Cranfield United told the Bedfordshire on Sunday: 'The incident occurred in the away changing room between away players, it was isolated there and didn't spill over into the club house. 'This followed a tense game between two teams at the top of the table, in which Mr Davenport was sent off in the latter stages.' An ambulance spokeswoman said: 'The East of England Ambulance Service Trust was called to an incident on Crawley Road at 3.32pm on Saturday, March 14. Davenport had spells at West Ham and Tottenham but struggled to hold down a first-team place at either club . 'An ambulance was called to a man in his 30s with a suspected head injury and who was taken unwell. He was taken to Bedford Hospital for further care.' Bedfordshire Police have bailed Davenport until April 17. The defender started his career at Coventry before joining Tottenham for £1.3million but he only made 20 appearances over three years and spent time on loan at West Ham, Southampton and Norwich. Davenport joined the Hammers permanently in 2007 but was again farmed out on loan, to Watford and Sunderland. He spent two years with United Counties team Wootton Blue Cross in a bid to regain fitness ahead of a return to the senior game which never transpired. In 2009, Davenport was charged with assaulting his sister during an incident in which he was stabbed in both legs. He was later cleared of all charges. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days. We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters, eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard... Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum . BROADSTAIRS . It you're a food fanatic looking for delectable local produce, look no further than the Broadstairs Food Festival from April 4 to 6. You can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the Kent coast, tasting everything from Kentish blue cheese to locally distilled sloe gin. Later in the month, stomachs will be rumbling in Exeter, when more than 100 local food producers fill the streets for three days of foodie heaven from April 24 to 26. In between the eating and drinking, make time for one of the cooking demonstrations and workshops hosted by well-known chefs. STRATFORD-UPON-AVON . Enjoy a literary knees-up in Stratford-upon-Avon . Pull on your ruff for a literary knees-up as the town celebrates William Shakespeare's birthday with a weekend of celebrations. The annual street party, which has been taking place for more than 100 years, is held on the nearest weekend to April 23 - the Bard's birthday and also the day he died. With a packed programme of historical-themed events and costumed characters parading in front of original timber-framed buildings, it will feel as if you've skipped back in time. BOURNEMOUTH . Escape to Dorset's cosmopolitan seaside town on a midweek holiday with Shearings. With its vast stretches of golden sands and luscious gardens, Bournemouth makes an idyllic base for a coach tour. You'll take day trips to the cities of Portsmouth and Salisbury to discover historical gems and will spend time in the charming town of Lyndhurst in the New Forest before heading back to the Majestic Hotel in Bournemouth each night for dinner and evening entertainment. GLOUCESTERSHIRE . Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum, just 40 minutes from Bath. Once a wealthy Victorian's pleasure park, it is now owned by the Forestry Commission and is home to some of the rarest trees in the world, including a few that smell like candyfloss. Take a guided walk with a knowledgeable volunteer, wander among the towering trees that cover 600 acres of countryside and head to Savill Glade and Circular Drive to admire spring flowers. Walks take place on Saturdays, Sundays, Wednesdays and bank holidays. ISLES OF SCILLY . Spot dolphins, head for a wild food foraging walk and join a local artist for beachcombing in the Isles of Scilly . With clear, warm waters, white-sand beaches and towering palm trees, the Isles of Scilly are England's tropical paradise. Visit between April 11 and 17 when more than 20 themed walks are held across the islands for Walk Scilly 2015. Spot dolphins, head out on a wild food foraging walk and join a local artist for beachcombing.

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday. Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child. NY1 reports that Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. Witnesses say they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation. It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other family members at this time. Say something: Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was allegedly riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner and witnesses told police .

Struggling to drift off? Ed Sheeran could be what you need, and lots of it. It turns out the 24-year-old British singer-songwriter is the reigning king of sending music-listeners to the land of nod - presumably through his song's relaxing qualities. Music streaming service Spotify has analysed over 2.8 million users' playlists labelled 'sleep', and Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud features as the top song that people fall asleep to. Music streaming service Spotify has analysed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists and revealed that Ed Sheeran's hit song, Thinking Out Loud, is the top song that people fall asleep to . As well as scooping the global list's top spot for sleep-inducing song, the Brit Award winner features on the list, an additional six times. Sheeran's other heavily playlist featured songs include hits such as I See Fire, The A Team and Give Me Love. Also featuring regularly on the list is pop singer Sam Smith, who has enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame, scooping four Grammys at this year's awards. The 22-year-old features four times on the lists, with tension-releasing tunes such as Stay With Me, I'm Not the Only One, Lay Me Down and Latch. Ed Sheeran, 24 (pictured left), features another six times on the list and Sam Smith, 22 (pictured right), features four times in total . Among the other top songs to fall asleep to, are also classics such as Coldplay's slow-tempo hit Fix You and singer-songwriter Birdy's melodic Skinny Love. Ellie Goulding's hit Love Me Like You Do from the Fifty Shades Of Grey soundtrack is the third favourite song to drop off to and coming in at six are recordings of traditional rain sounds. Unsurprisingly, the songs that feature on the list are mostly of the acoustic-pop variety. No Metallica here, please.

For the first time in a decade, astronomers have found dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way - an unprecedented nine in total. They range in distance from 95,000 to 1.2 million light-years, and each contain far fewer stars than our galaxy. Crucially, though, the dwarf galaxies could help test theories of dark matter and perhaps bring us a step closer to detecting the elusive particles. Move the slider below to see an image of the southern sky before and after the new dwarf galaxies are added . Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's orbit. Astronomers have discovered that a strange ring of distant stars may actually be part of our galaxy, making it 50 per cent bigger at 150,000 light-years wide. This is based on re-analysis of a distant ring that surrounds our galaxy, which the astronomers think is now actually part of it, and could have been disturbed by other dwarf galaxies. The team of scientists from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York studied the Monoceros Ring, which is a long ring-like filament of stars that ‘wraps’ around our galaxy three times. ‘The discovery of so many satellites in such a small area of the sky was completely unexpected,' said Dr Sergey Koposov of Cambridge’s Institute of Astronomy, the study’s lead author. ‘I could not believe my eyes.’ The newly discovered objects are each a billion times dimmer than the Milky Way, and a million times less massive. This makes them incredibly difficult to find, even in our galactic neighbourhood. Dwarf galaxies are the smallest galaxy structures in the universe, and can contain as few as 5,000 stars - whereas the Milky Way has around 200 billion. Importantly, though, they are thought to contain 99 per cent dark matter and just one per cent observable matter. This means they should be useful to test cosmological theories of dark matter, which makes up 25 per cent of all matter in the universe but is yet to be detected. ‘Dwarf satellites are the final frontier for testing our theories of dark matter,’ said Dr Vasily Belokurov of the Institute of Astronomy, one of the study’s co-authors. ‘We need to find them to determine whether our cosmological picture makes sense. Finding such a large group of satellites near the Magellanic Clouds was surprising, though, as earlier surveys of the southern sky found very little, so we were not expecting to stumble on such treasure.’ The

The shooting of African-American, father-of-four Walter Scott by a white cop has provoked a torrent of anger and grief from celebrities on social media. Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina, when he ran from the cop. Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart. Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels.' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott'. Scroll down for video . Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams tweeted about her grief over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina on Saturday . A number of celebrities joined a torrent of outrage from Twitter users over the shooting on Walter Scott. Rapper Big Boi simply published a black square with the words: #WalterScott . Singer Janelle Monae also added her condolences on Twitter following the shooting of the father-of-four . Musician Questlove shared his anger with followers through his posts after it emerged that Scott had been running from the cop with his back turned when he was shot dead . Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina and pronounced dead at the scene . Musician Questlove wrote: 'I believe in waiting to hear everything before casting opinion. But allow me the preemptive...uh...shot of "I feared for my life" my ass.' He went on: 'Can you imagine the amount of murders that went down before the age and development of cell phone videos? this didn't start this year.' The star added: 'i was numb, now I'm angry. i rarely cuss here out of respect. but I'm angry as f***. good night.' Actor Isaiah Washington tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom.' The former Grey's Anatomy star also changed his profile picture to that of a statue which was created by artist Phillip Hyman on a South Carolina roadside in honor of Scott's death. Officer Slager initially claimed that he feared for his life and Scott wrestled a Taser from him. However a video emerged on Tuesday of Slager firing at the victim eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned. Actor Isaiah Washington tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom' A sculpture was placed by the roadside in Charleston, South Carolina as a memorial following the shooting of unarmed, black, father-of-four Walter Scott . Comedian Orlando Jones, who comes from the same state, as Walter Scott, shared his anger on Twitter . Slager was charged with murder on Wednesday and could face the death penalty. South Carolina Senator Tim Scott also added his thoughts on the killing, describing Mr Scott's death as 'unnecessary

(The Hollywood Reporter)Roseanne Barr has revealed that she is slowly going blind. In an interview with The Daily Beast, Barr said she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma and told the website, "My vision is closing in now." The comedic actress said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes. Tribeca 2015: 9 Must-see films . "It's something weird. But there are other weird things. That one's harsh, 'cause I read a lot, and then I thought, 'Well, I guess I could hire somebody to read for me and read to me.' But I like words and I like looking. You do what you have to do. I just try and enjoy vision as much as possible -- y'know, living it up. My dad had it, too," the actress said. Barr also defended her use of pot, saying, "It's expansive. It opens your mind" and "It makes you wonder. It doesn't close that down." Roger Ailes: Why Fox News will never hire Jon Stewart . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility. The actress attended the Tribeca Film Festival in support of her documentary "Roseanne for President!" Directed by Eric Weinrib, the film follows Barr in her unsuccessful attempt to become the Green Party's 2012 presidential nominee. The Peace and Freedom Party eventually made Barr its nominee.

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning, terrorist acts' at the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Saturday afternoon . Multiple photos of Mr Besim on his social media pages show him posing with one raised index finger, a symbol that other ISIS supporters have also frequently used . He is one of two 18-year-old men police arrested for allegedly planning an 'ISIS inspired' attack on an Anzac Day ceremony. The duo were 'associates' of Abdul Numan Haider (pictured) Haider was killed by police last year after he attacked officers with a knife, and is believed to have planned an ISIS-like attack. The two alleged ringleaders of the Anzac Day plot reportedly attended Haider's funeral. The information comes after police held one of the alleged ringleaders in jail under tough new terror laws, despite not being charged. The man, who cannot be identified due to suppression orders, could be held 14 days after police applied for a Preventive Detention Order. Another man, Sevdet Ramadan Besim, 18, was charged with planning to carry out an attack. Both men often visited frequented the controversial Al-Furqan Islamic study centre in South Springvale. It was also revealed the young men arrested on Saturday had personal links with a senior Australian jihadist and Islamic State recruiter in Syria. Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS, according to Fairfax Media. Prakash, who is know by the jihadist name Abu Khalid al-Kambodi, may have been in direct communication with the teenagers until recently. Prakash is thought of in the same way as Mohammad Ali Baryalei, a former Sydney bouncer who was believed killed fighting around the Northern Syrian city of Kobane in late 2014. Mr Haider, whose body is pictured (left) being taken to the coroner for examination, died when he was shot by officers after stabbing two policemen outside a Melbourne police station on September 23. It is believed the two men who masterminded the Anzac Day plot attended his funeral (pictured: right) The father of one of the teens arrested in the raids, said his son had benefited from his time at the controversial Al Furqan Islamic study centre in South Springvale . The teen was interviewed by police all morning before travelling to the Magistrates Court where he was charged . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash (left), 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS . Earlier,

This isn't your 1950s bubble gum and poodle skirts rock 'n roll. The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - now in its 18th year - is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair. 'It's good clean fun, with a hint of naughty,' said Tara O'Hara of Chicago. Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino. Scroll down for video . Dressed to impress: In this April 5 photo women wait in line before taking part in a bathing suit contest at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend in Las Vegas - many of the attendees of the weekend wear vintage clothes . Elvis fan: Wind blows the hair of Carl Schreiber during a pool party - he jetted in from Chicago for the event . Sitting pretty: A woman who goes by Martha War sits by the pool - the Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . Smoking hot: The Viva Las Vegas Car Show is pegged as 'the best car show of its type anywhere' 'It's the culture, the lifestyle, the attire, the cars, the music and the old mannerisms,' says Tino Pacheco of Rialto, California when asked what attracts him to rockabilly. At the center is rock 'n roll. Publicist Alisha Alexander says the retro weekend has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event - the Rockabilly Rockout - in October at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino that harkens back to the event's roots. 'It's gotten a lot bigger. You have people from all over. Germany, Austria, Mexico, Italy,' said Pacheco who attended the weekend for about 15 years. 'A lot of us come here to keep the culture alive, to keep it going. And that's what makes it unique.' Ready for our close-ups: Marilia Skraba, center, of Brazil, applies make-up while waiting to compete in the Miss Viva Las Vegas contest . On the look-out: Chelsea Spirito, left, reacts as she watches a men's bathing suit contest at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend . Making their moves: People crowd the dance floor at a jive dance class during the retro-themed festivities . Crowd-pleaser: The One and Only Inga performs during a burlesque show - people started lining up over an hour before to make sure they had seats to the performance . Booted and ready: Susanna Raphael Wellbourne of the burlesque duo Kitten and Lou rests backstage during a burlesque show . Candid: A woman dances at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - The swing, jive and two-step dominated the dance floors at the event . Making new friends: Zack Simpson, right, and Dollie Simpson dance during a jive class - Dance classes were held for Bopping, Jiving, Strolling and the Texas Two-Step . Non-stop entertainment: Angie Almilla kisses Eric Martinez while

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times. The service received 299million requests for streaming or downloading television and radio programmes during the month. Statistics published by the BBC show there were an average of 10.7million daily requests overall and it was the best month ever for requests to television programmes, with an average of 8.6m requests a day. Live episodes of EastEnders and The Comic Relief Bake Off also featured in the top 20 programmes this month along with dramas such as Waterloo Road, Silent Witness, The Casual Vacancy and Wolf Hall. The four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times . Figures for March are expected to see a sharp decline, the Telegraph reports, since only two episodes of Top Gear were shown before Clarkson’s dramatic suspension. On Tuesday, the BBC confirmed Top Gear's £10million live world tour will go ahead with Jeremy Clarkson at the helm alongside fellow presenters James May and Richard Hammond. A BBC Worldwide spokesman said they will fulfil the series of live shows which have already sold 200,000 tickets worldwide - but added that the events will be stripped of all BBC branding and content and billed as Clarkson, Hammond and May Live. That means the shows, which will take place in venues as far afield as Australia, Norway, and South Africa as well as the UK, will not be able to use clips from the show or feature The Stig. Record: The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month (file picture) The tour starts in Australia and fans have paid between £35 and £200 for tickets to the live shows. The BBC suspended Clarkson when it emerged he had been involved in what was initially described as 'a fracas' with producer Oisin Tymon. Last Wednesday, BBC director-general Tony Hall announced that Clarkson, a popular but divisive figure during his time at the hugely successful BBC2 motoring show, would not be retained, saying 'a line has been

(CNN)When one man sat down next to a second man in a St. Louis light rail car and asked him his opinion on the shooting of Michael Brown, it was not the beginning of a discussion. It was the start of an assault, police said. The second man, who was white, didn't want to answer the question. Then the first man, who was black, boxed him in the face. Two more African-American men joined in the beating, according to a police report about Monday's incident. It was caught on surveillance cameras on the MetroLink train and a passenger recorded it with a cell phone and posted the video online. It has gone viral. Police confirmed to CNN that the online images came from the attack. The victim, 43, was commuting home when a young man in a red T-shirt and cap walked up to him. The victim asked not to be named in media reports. The man asked to use the victim's cell phone. He declined, and the young man sat down beside him. "Then he asked me my opinion on the Michael Brown thing," the victim told KMOV, "and I responded I was too tired to think about it right now." The suspect, in his 20s, stood up. "The next thing I know, he sucker punches me right in the middle of my face," the victim said. The video showed the suspect unleashing a barrage of punches at the head of the victim, who covered himself with his hand and forearms. The two other men, also in their 20s, joined in, police said. As the train pulled into a station, a security guard saw part of the beating and alerted police. The man in the red T-shirt could be seen on video kicking at the victim's face before the train's doors opened and the assailants ran out. The train's surveillance cameras captured clear images of their faces, which MetroLink passed on to journalists. Police are looking for the three men. They face possible charges of third-degree assault, police said. It is a misdemeanor under Missouri law. The victim was left with bruises on his face and forehead, police said. The first punch dug the frame of his eyeglasses into the skin of his nose, the victim said. He declined to receive medical treatment. But then there was the emotional pain. On the video, people could be heard laughing while the man was beaten. "I think it was disgusting that people were sort of laughing and smiling about it," the victim said. "And no one offered to help. No one seemed to call 911." Condemnation of the beating has spread across social media, including from people who protested the shooting of Brown last year by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. The officer was not indicted in Brown's death. St. Louis alderman Antonio French, a vocal community leader in the aftermath of Ferguson, tweeted his disappointment in the beating. "Mike Brown question sparks MetroLink beating caught on video," he wrote. "This is disgusting. We have a major problem, STL." CNN's John

An obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out has lost more than seven stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant. Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' The embarrassing remark left the mother-of-six, from Stoke-on-Trent, mortified but inspired her to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimming down to a healthier 12.5st. Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs. But she also devoured liquid calories in the form of wine and spirits. However Lizzi never realised how big she had got until she heard the pregnancy remark on the bus. She said: 'It started when I was taking my kids to school and we were sitting on the bus. A kid then looked at me and said: "Has she got a baby in her belly?"' Lizzi now admits that she was living an extremely unhealthy lifestyle. She continued: 'It was terrible. I was being a slob to be honest. Lizzi piled on the pounds thanks to a boozy lifestyle and diet of takeaways, pizzas and kebabs . As well as her battle to lose weight Lizzi also won her battle against cervical cancer . 'I was eating burgers, takeaways, pizzas, kebabs and drinking - mainly wine and spirits mixed with Dr Pepper. 'I knew I had to do something about my weight for the sake of my children.' In a serious bid to slim down Lizzi began cooking healthier meals and joining fitness and self-defense classes which saw her lose over 7st. Incredibly, she achieved her goal despite suffering the set-back of being diagnosed with cervical cancer in October 2012. As well as winning her fight against the disease following a hysterectomy and cancer treatment she has now won her battle against the bulge. Lizzi, who works a cleaner, kept fit by attending self-defense classes at T6 Fight Club in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent. She also discovered Hourglass training - a fitness programme designed to keep a woman's curves while she gets healthy. Lizzi says that having support from other women at her gym helped her to achieve her goal. Lizzi joined the gym and began hourglass training and says that she is now addicted to fitness . 'I began to build relationships with the people at the gym. The girls were egging me on to eat well - they all cheer each other on. 'I've got some of the best friends I've ever made there. They don't look down their noses at you and you're always made to feel welcome.' The slimmer says she is now 'addicted' to her fitness classes and goes five times every week. She added that losing the weight has helped her mental being as well as her physical being. 'I can do a lot more things now. I can walk more

Brian O’Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force but admits that scrapping the salary cap would be dangerous. With the French league becoming a honeypot for billionaire financiers – comic book tycoon Mourad Boudjellal has used his chequebook to turn Toulon into double European champions – the gulf between clubs from the Aviva Premiership and the Top 14 is bigger than ever. Saracens are the only English team featuring in this weekend’s Champions Cup semi-finals and, with the west London side being major underdogs against Clermont Auvergne, Ireland legend O’Driscoll believes the domestic game needs to readdress the balance. Brian O’Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players. That married with the best of the English academy players coming through – of course they’d then be competitive again. But certain English clubs are being squeezed and the cap is there to save them. Not many clubs are profitable and you have to be careful because the long-term picture could be trouble.’ While Toulon have flexed their financial muscles by recruiting international stars such as Brian Habana, Matt Giteau and Leigh Halfpenny, English clubs have found themselves priced out of the market for southern hemisphere superstars. The trend looks set to continue after the World Cup, with All Black trio Dan Carter, Ma’a Nonu and Conrad Smith among those already signed up by Top 14 clubs. Clermont, who face Saracens in Saint Etienne on Saturday, have an impressive raft of imports including Jonathan Davies, Zac Guildford and Napolioni Nalaga. The Massif Central outfit, according to O’Driscoll, are the best club to never have been crowned European champions and should be the favourites for the title. New Zealand's Dan Carter has already signed with Racing Metro for after this year's World Cup . Saracens (pictured training this week) are the only English team left in the Champions Cup . Among those expats is full-back Nick Abendanon, who shone in the quarter-final victory over Northampton. O’Driscoll believes that, along with Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage, the Englishman should feature in this year’s World Cup - calling for the RFU to activate the ‘exceptional circumstance’ clause geared towards overseas players. ‘From a player point of view: yes they should both be be picked,’ said BT Pundit O’Driscoll. ‘They are the players playing the best at the moment and you pick on form. But when you set out your stall early and you then have to backtrack a bit, I don’t know if you lose a bit of face. You create

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power, scientists claim. At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily . Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention. It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel. Lead research Dr Ulrich Hintermair told MailOnline that the main problem with the production of hydrogen through a process known as water electrolysis was the waste oxygen it produces. Water splitting is an electro-chemical process in which two electrodes generate oxygen and hydrogen from water, respectively. The energy required to drive this process gets locked up in the hydrogen as the fuel with oxygen as a by-product. A fuel cell can then harness the energy again elsewhere by recombining the two. The new patented catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material, minimising energy losses in the electricity-to-hydrogen conversion process. It can be directly applied to various electrode surfaces in a straightforward and highly economical manner. The process splits water into hydrogen and oxygen but, while the first part can be done quite efficiently, the latter was more difficult and lots of energy is lost. With this in mind the team designed a catalyst - a substance that alters the speed of the chemical reaction - to improve the efficiency. ‘Oxygen is the most difficult bit,’ Dr Hintermair explained. Their catalyst, placed on an electrode used in the production of hydrogen, is much more efficient - and although Dr Hintermair didn’t have an exact figure, he said the energy loss using it is ‘almost non-existent’. The major benefit from this breakthrough is that hydrogen could now be used more easily as a way to store energy from renewable sources like wind and solar. ‘We can make electricity out of sunlight and wind, low carbon renewable sources, but we can’t store it very well,’ Dr Hintermair continued. ‘We can put it in a battery but you can’t, for example, fly an airplane on a battery yet. ‘So we need to convert it into a chemical fuel, and for that water electrolysis is a key technology because we can take any renewable technology, connect it to an electrolyster and store it in hydrogen, which is a fantastic fuel.’ This, for example, would make hydrogen fuel cells for cars much more economical. On this right in this image is the catalyst being used in the water electrolysis process. The large bubbles are oxygen, while the smaller bubbles on the left are hydrogen . The team are in discussions with

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation. GreenOre managing director Gavin Berkenheger, 31, said: 'This area in Aberdeenshire has all the right hallmarks of a major deposit to be hiding underneath the surface. 'We looked at the geology and found some really exciting rocks with potential for a large deposit. 'Over two years we have found that the whole of Aberdeenshire is a ripe area for gold mineralisation. We're just trying to locate where the gold deposit is.' He added: 'A 3.5million ounce gold deposit is currently being developed by Dalradian Gold in Northern Ireland. We hope to repeat this success.' Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall. Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and has long been spotted in local streams. Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and it has long been spotted in local streams . GreenOre Gold has been working on the site for the last two years and more recently received backing from Koza, controlled by Turkish businessman Hamdi Akin Ipek. They have carried out test drills with more planned, pending pemission. Mr. Berkenheger said the the development of a gold mine was at a very early stage but claimed the area had 'enormous potential'. Panning for gold: Local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . He added: 'We're testing the rock and soil to sample whether it has the potential for gold beneath it. 'We're trying to locate where this deposit will be and we will jump those hurdles when we get there. 'The only way we will know for sure is when we start drilling which we hope to be doing next year. 'Initially we will cover the area with stream sediment sampling - the old-school way. 'Then from the streams with high gold content, we will crack open any rocks we think have the potential of hosting gold. 'The mineral sector has neglected for too long in Scotland because we're so rich with oil and gas but we don't have to be so reliant on that because we're also rich with mineral deposits.' Locals said the prospect of

A pensioner was killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park, an inquest has heard. Molly Wood, 74, died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels. The pensioner's sister, 70, who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, was also injured in the incident. Tragedy: Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25. Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries. West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood was standing in front of the vehicle while her sister went for a ticket. 'Mrs Wood was talking to some friends who were also there and it appears the engine was still running. 'It's not clear whether Mrs Wood's sister sat in the vehicle or leaned in but it was at that point that the vehicle rolled forward hitting Mrs Wood causing her to be trapped under the vehicle.' He said a provisional post-mortem examination showed Mrs Wood, of Knottingley, West Yorkshire, died of multiple injuries. Scene: Mrs Wood, of Knottingley, West Yorkshire, was on a shopping trip with her younger sister, who was also injured . Detective Sergeant Ann Drury said: 'The incident took place around midday on Wednesday, March 25 when the car, a burgundy coloured Kia Venga, was unoccupied and lurched forward colliding with two women who were standing towards the front of the vehicle. 'As a result of injuries sustained in the collision, a 74-year-old woman from Knottingley died at the scene. 'The other woman, 70, was not seriously injured in the incident but has been left badly shaken by what took place. 'This was a very tragic incident and I would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision and is yet to speak to police.' The inquest was adjourned for further inquiries.

The 19-year-old, named locally as Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld (above) from Stamford hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend. The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water as they scrambled around trying to save their friend. It is thought Mr Greenfield may have had a cardiac arrest because of the shock of jumping into the cold water. His body was eventually discovered five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge just before 11pm on Wednesday - nearly six hours after he was reported in trouble at 5.30pm. James Eisen, a 43-year-old freelance journalist, said: 'I was walking past and I could see a lot of commotion going on over the far side of the pond. 'The guy's friends were going in and out of the water and holding their breath and diving under frantically. 'There were police officers and paramedics and firefighters on the bank just standing there watching while the boys dived under. There was at least seven police officers on the side. 'It was a chaotic and surreal scene. 'I heard one of the boys shouting to one of the ambulance crews and asking how long someone could survive under water without breathing as they continued swimming around in a panic. 'I'm guessing the emergency services are told not to go into the water but if that's the case they probably shouldn't have let the boys carry on swimming about. 'Before I left the police helicopter was flying over and they had launched some boats onto the pond.' Mr Grunfeld's family have paid tribute to the teenager, who they described as a 'wonderful' and 'friendly' man, but said there was no blame because they believed that was the way God was meant to 'take him.' Mr Greenfeld, who is from the Orthodox Jewish community and is thought to have lost his Rabbi father to cancer five years ago, had recently flown home to London from New York, where he was studying religion at a Jewish college. Tragically, he only returned the UK to be with his family during the Passover holiday. His sister, who asked not be named, said: 'He was a wonderful young man and lovely brother who was very well liked, friendly, and he will be dearly missed by his family and friends. 'He was very into studies but he was very fun to be with and he would always try to lend a hand.” Police, specialist divers and 30 firefighters scoured the water for the missing teenager and

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night. Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about.' Keith Thurman (left) lands a left jab on Robert Guerrero during their WBA welterweight title bout . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout. But while fans booed that fight for lack of action, they cheered from the opening bell as Thurman took apart Guerrero in a fight that had a little bit of something for every fan - except a knockout. 'I know I was hurting him each and every round,' Thurman said. 'But he's a veteran and knew how to pace himself and stay a little out of my range.' Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown. But Guerrero fought hard and wasn't afraid to trade punches even while bleeding from a cut over his left eye late in the bout. A bloodied Guerrero rises to his feet after he was knocked down by Thurman in the ninth round . Thurman is sent to the neutral corner by referee Kenny Bayless as Guerrero recovers on the canvas . Thurman landed 211 of 598 punches to 104 of 497 for Guerrero, but that didn't tell the whole story. Thurman's punches were much harder and seemed to shake Guerrero on several occasions, though they didn't deter him from pressing the fight even after being knocked down and nearly knocked out in the ninth round. 'I keep fighting my heart out and that's what the fans like about me,' Guerrero said . Thurman won every round on one ringside scorecard and 10 rounds on the other two, using thudding punches to keep Guerrero away. Still, he was never able to put him away and Guerrero came back in the 10th round to land some big punches of his own while Thurman was on the ropes. 'Robert Guerrero was a tremendous warrior,' Thurman said. 'He was there the whole way.' Thurman won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown . It was a signature win for Thurman, and not only because he was showcased on the top of the television card. He beat a fighter who fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2012, lasting all 12 rounds though dropping a lopsided decision. And he remained unbeaten in 25 fights with a performance that could put him in

The head of the US army has admitted that he is ‘very concerned’ about cuts to Britain’s defence spending. General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain’s ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income. Scroll down for video . Head of the US Army General Raymond Odierno, who has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s confidence in their military ally. I would be lying to you if I did not say that I am very concerned about the GDP investment in the UK,’ he told The Daily Telegraph. ‘We have a bilateral agreement between our two countries to work together. It is about having a partner that has very close values and the same goals as we do. ‘What has changed, though, is the level of capability. In the past we would have a British Army division working alongside an American army division. Now it might be a British brigade inside an American division.’ His warning came after the former head of the Army said yesterday that fresh cuts to Britain’s Armed Forces would be ‘unwise’ with the West facing twin dangers of a new Cold War with Russia and the rise of Islamist extremism. Sir Peter Wall (left) and former Defence Secretary (right) are among those to have spoken out against the Chancellor's plan to reduce military spending to below the NATO benchmark of 2 per cent of GDP . In his first interview since retiring last September, General Sir Peter Wall admitted that he doubted UK politicians had the will to ‘tackle the really wicked issues’ facing the world. And the ex-Chief of the General Staff urged all the major political parties to promise to protect defence spending at 2 per cent of national income after the general election. He said a fall in funding would lead to cuts in budgets for training, equipment and even military missions – further undermining the UK’s global standing. The Prime Minister has faced criticism over the cuts which, say experts, would 'comfort enemies' Speaking to BBC Radio 4's The World This Weekend, Sir Peter urged: 'We military folk would like to see manifesto commitments to levels of defence expenditure and it's of concern to us that all parties would probably be content to have this conversation not happening at the moment. 'Implicit in what the current government was saying around the time of the Nato summit in Wales last year where we were suggesting that it was everybody's responsibility around Europe to meet the 2% of GDP for defence expenditure, implicit in that is the fact that that's what we ought to be doing ourselves.' His views were echoed by former Defence Secretary Liam Fox who suggested foreign aid be redirected in order to increase funds. 'To say that we were willing to guarantee a proportion of

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all season. Jurgen Klopp talks to his Dortmund players during a training session ahead of the second leg with Juventus . (Left to right): Adrian Ramos, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Sokratis Papastathopoulos and Marco Reus . The Dortmund squad are put through their paces in training ahead of the crucial game against Juventus . Aubameyang (left) talks with Reus (right) as the Dortmund pair limber up in training with some leg stretches . '(Against Cologne) we played another game without letting in a goal and that is something we can build on,' Klopp told reporters. 'We want to advance to the quarter-finals and we can do this.' Dortmund boast a fine record at home in Europe having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion. But in order to book a spot in the last eight they have to snap a losing run at home against Juventus, having lost all three previous encounters against the Italians in Dortmund. Klopp will be counting on goals from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has scored five in his last seven outings and in-form Marco Reus, who has struck five times in eight games. Marco Reus cancelled out Carlos Tevez's opener before Alvaro Morata scored a 42nd-minute winner . Juventus are flying high in Serie A, edging closer to the Italian title with their first triumph away from home in over two months at Palermo, opening up a 14-point lead. 'One less win needed to win the league,' Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri said, knowing he will now need to shift his focus to Dortmund and their attacking game. 'We will need to take the lead there, maybe score more than one goal,' said the coach. They will, however, be without influential playmaker Andrea Pirlo who has yet to fully recover from a thigh injury suffered in the first leg. 'He has made good progress but not enough to be in Dortmund,' the club said in a statement. Klopp knows that his side will have to be at their absolute best to overcome high-flying Serie A giants Juve . Dortmund have won 11 of their last 14 home ties in the Champions League at the Westfalenstadion .

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season. The 32-year-old will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham, where he is currently head coach. He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity. Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.' Blackett (left) pictured playing for Leeds in 2010 as he is tackled by Guillaume Bousses (centre)

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, whoc claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds . The Greek government is claiming Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942. Pictured: Merkel and Tsipras listen to their countries' national anthems upon his arrival for talks . However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from Nikos Kotzias, the Greek foreign minister, who said in an interview that his country deserved to be treated as leniently as post-war Germany. He suggested that Germany should help set up a commission to come up with a plan to compensate Greece for the suffering caused by the Nazis during the Second World War. The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942, as well as pay for Nazi atrocities. And speaking to a German newspaper yesterday, Mr Kotzias pointed out that Germany had not been made to make arduous repayments after the war. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier (right) receiving Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias (left) at the Foreign Office in Berlin. Kotzias risked further inflaming tensions by referring to the Holocaust to back demands to be treated as leniently as post-war Germany . German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomes Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as he arrives at the chancellery in Berlin. He told Suddeutsche Zeitung: ‘The Allies were very generous with Germany; they did not smother Germany. ‘There was an interest to build Germany up again. Don’t we have the same rights?’ He went on to ask if the ‘crimes that our people committed’ were greater than ‘Dachau or Auschwitz’ – referring to two of the most notorious Nazi concentration camps where more than a million people were murdered. At the press conference yesterday, Mr Tsipras also renewed the demand for war reparations, saying: ‘We must work on the issue of forced loans and Second World War reparations.’ However Mrs Merkel said she viewed the demands as an attempt to distract from the need for economic reforms, adding: ‘The issue of war reparations is closed from a political and legal point of view. The topic has no relationship with the crisis and its emergencies.’ Tsipras is expected to present a list of reforms, hoping to

His primary job is to keep opposition strikers at bay, but that hasn't stopped John Terry from showing them the art of finishing too. The Chelsea captain scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night - as the Blues close in on their fourth Premier League title. The 34-year-old's close-range effort took his tally for the season to seven in all competitions - making him the club's joint third-highest goalscorer. John Terry was on hand to prod home from close range against Leicester on Wednesday night . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar. Only star striker Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign. The centre back's ability to score is a skill that compares him favourably to the firepower among other teams in and around the top seven of the table. At Manchester City, former Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard also has seven goals in all competitions this season - but Terry has fared better than forwards Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic who have only found the back of the net six and five times respectively. On the other side of Manchester, much has been made of the malaise of on loan United striker Radamel Falcao. The 29-year-old has endured a tough season in England and this has been reflected by his poor tally of four goals in all competitions. Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season . Radamel Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals . Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season . Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal . Danny Welbeck, who left United for Arsenal last summer, hasn't fared much better too - having scored eight goals in all competitions for the Gunners. North London rivals Tottenham have relied heavily upon on the goals of Harry Kane and without his productivity Mauricio Pochettino would have had to call upon four-goal man Roberto Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor who has only scored twice. Liverpool's struggle for goals has been highlighted by the fact that Raheem Sterling has been deployed in attack by manager Brendan Rodgers this season. First-choice forward Daniel Sturridge has scored only five goals in a campaign which has been beset by injuries. Coupled with that, summer signings Mario Balotelli and Rickie Lambert have failed to replace the void left by Luis Suarez - with the pair having scored four and three goals apiece. Terry's impressive goal return is even impressive when you look at the figures of Lambert's former club Southampton, where Saints forward Graziano Pelle (15) is their only player to have scored more than

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't ‘anything difficult about it’ as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer. Scroll down for video . Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . 'I want to make one point very clear: 1000 pills + 94g of cocaine + $33,000 does not = 10 year gaol,' she wrote on Facebook. 'On averages, what I'm looking at is a 4 year head sentence with probably 2 years parole and 2 years gaol time... minus my 8 months served.' A Current Affair re-enacted the 'sophisticated drug ring' Stockbridge had set up and confronted her on the street for a segment that aired on Wednesday night ahead of her sentencing next month. The program recreated a series of drug deals one day in November 2013 where she collected $5,750 between 4.40pm and 7.30pm from nine deliveries across Sydney. 'The money they're quoting that I made on the night re-enacted is gross of course, not profit,' Stockbridge wrote. 'I'm not sure how anyone could run a sophisticated drug ring from the front seat of their car? And besides, there really isn't anything difficult about it whatsoever.' The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story about her drug dealing . Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society . Stockbridge was arrested at her Darlinghurst home in December 2013 and police found more than 380g of a substance containing MDMA, under 95g of a substance that contained cocaine, a cutting tool for cocaine, resealable bags, 10 mobile phones and $33,620 in cash. Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers she had saved in her phone and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society. The court was also told she sent messages to customers with special deals, including 'buy two grams and get the third half price'. Police started recording evidence of the transactions by bugging her car in September 2013 - a fact Stockbridge says she knew and was careful about. A Current Affair re-enacted the 'sophisticated drug ring' Stockbridge had set up and confronted her on the

The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining. Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards. This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out. Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates last month . A recent game against Montpellier had been cancelled and because the pitch at the Stade Louis II is a notoriously poor surface, with so much going on beneath it: car parks, swimming pools, etc groundstaff worked through the night to help it drain as they prepare for what they hope will be a famous victory, one which will see them into the last eight of the Champions League for the first time since 2004, when they went on to the final and lost to Jose Mourinho's Porto. Much has happened to Monaco since then. They almost dropped into the third tier of French football and faced extinction before Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev came to the rescue and got them moving in the right direction once again. The first leg result against Arsenal was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track, having survived a change of direction and an exodus of top players like James Rodriguez and Radamel Falcao last summer. Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev rescued the club from almost dropping into the French Third Division . Porto celebrate winning the Champions League in 2004 after beating Monaco in the final in Germany . Monaco wideman Jerome Rothen shields the ball away from Porto midfielder Pedro Mendes during the final . Radamel Falcao and James Rodriguez both left Monaco for Man United and Real Madrid respectively . No club in the Champions League era has surrendered a two-goal lead after playing the first leg away and Leonardo Jardim's team prides itself on tight defence. They have conceded only once in the last 12 home games and are quietly confident history will not be rewritten, with Jardim expected to enhance his reputation for caution by making a tweak or two to his team to make it even more solid. If they park the Bentley as smartly as they did at the Emirates Stadium, it promises to be one of the great nights in Monaco's recent history. VIDEO Monaco favourites to progress . Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has guided his team to eleven clean sheets in their last twelve home games . Aymen Abdenoour celebrates the win over Arsenal and Monaco will be confident history will not be rewritten . The 18,000 capacity stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens. There were fewer than 6,000 in to see them beat nine-man Bastia on Friday, a 3-0 win which

A jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after running over his father Norman (right) with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard . Speaking from his home today, Mr Wilson said he is living in fear since his son went to jail. He said: 'I am traumatised by what happened. I need to move away. Everytime I look out of my front window onto where it happened I have a flashback.' 'I can remember feeling my ribs crack one by one as he reversed over me. 'Then he put one foot on the accelerator and one on the break to spin the wheel round to rip my skin off my legs. 'It was excruciating.' He added he has no clue where the idea that he had had an affair with Dean Wilson's ex-partner came from, insisting 'it never happened'. Norman, a retired recycling worker, said his son had three children with Elizabeth Marshall but that he only saw his grandchildren in passing in the street. 'He's not even with her anymore, I heard he was seeing someone else. Dean was accusing me of having an affair with her five years ago,' he added. The 60-year-old added he would never be rebuilding his relationship with his son, and felt he was constantly on the lookout for fear he would send someone to hurt him. 'I can't sleep at night or concentrate; I'm always looking over my shoulder. I don't know who his mates are. If my son says he'll be back, he'll be back. 'I've got to get away and move on with my life.' The defendant, who the court heard has a record of anxiety and depression, was arrested after going to Chesterfield Royal Hospital's mental health unit and admitting running over his father. Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruising (pictured) and grazes after he was run over by his son . He later told police he was certain his father had slept with his ex-girlfriend and that he drove over him twice because he was angry - but he denied trying to kill his father. Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, before the charge was dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which he admitted in court. He was jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday. Prosecuting the case, Dawn Pritchard, said: 'The windscreen of Norman Wilson's Ford Focus had been smashed and he was out vacuuming the car when he heard a screech. 'He turned and saw his

We reveal how to get the enviable physiques of the stars. This week: Sienna Miller's waist. Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape. Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles. What to try: . Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist. Lie on your back, knees bent and feet flat on floor, hip-width apart. Take arms out to sides at shoulder height, palms facing upwards. Slowly roll knees to right side, taking head gently to the left. Turn left palm down, keeping shoulder blade anchored to the floor. Engage abdominal muscles and return knees to the centre. Turn your palm back up and repeat on the other side. Do this ten times. The slim actress also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool’s season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to his coaches during a training session at Melwood . The former Swansea City manager shares a joke with Ivorian defender Kolo Toure in training . Rodgers chats to England full back Glen Johnson during the training session at Melwood . Rodgers is highly-regarded by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool’s owners, and he signed a new long-term contract last May but the 42-year-old knows none of that would have mattered had his side’s results continued on a downward spiral. ‘I certainly wasn’t going to roll over and die,’ said Rodgers, whose side face Burnley On Wednesday. ‘I love it here and I want to be successful. But after the Crystal Palace game (in November when Liverpool lost 3-1) in particular, I felt "it doesn’t matter how much support you have, the team is not functioning". ‘It could not go on, really. My experience at Reading told me that. That’s what I learned from that sacking. I went in with the full backing of the chairman, who was great to me. Even though it was a three-year project and they wanted me there, I got the sack after 20 games. ‘I learnt that it does not matter how much support you have in the boardroom, you have to get results – and you have to win. So I needed to make sure that I was going to make decisions which would allow us to get back to at least somewhere near where we were. Liverpool beat Premier League champions Manchester City 2-1 in their last league outing . Midfielders Jordan Henderson and Philippe Coutinho both scored brilliant goals during the win . Rodgers admitted the fear of being sacked had driven him on to turn the club's results around . ‘I think the transformation in the team has been really good to see; to see the confidence, and everyone talking about the system and how dynamic it is, and the fluency. I should have done it earlier! I am an innovative coach and I needed to find a way to make us play better.’ At the lowest point in the campaign, when Liverpool tumbled out of the Champions League and were playing predictably, Rodgers’ was noticeably subdued, particularly before they drew at home to Basel in December. He needed to lift himself as much as his players. ‘We had a huge challenge, probably the biggest I have had as a coach or

The US military’s Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (Darpa) says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases - including Ebola. By encoding RNA and DNA in a specific way, Darpa say a person could simply go into a shop and get an injection to protect them against a disease. This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas. US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy (stock image shown). This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease . ‘We’re going to take the genetic code and put it into a format where you go to your drug store or doctor and get a shot in the arm,’ said Darpa programme manager Dan Wattendorf at an event in San Francisco, reported Fusion. RNA stands for ribonucleic acid. It is one of three important molecules that are essential for all known forms of life - as well as proteins and lipids. RNA is formed from strings of nucleic acids, the same building blocks that create DNA. Genetic information in a cell flows from DNA through RNA to proteins. DNA is considered the 'blueprint' of the cell and RNA is what helps translate it. Some life, like viruses, only use RNA and it is thought that some of the earliest organisms on Earth used this molecule. Proteins are considered to be the workhorses of the cell built up from strings of amino acids. These carry out the biochemical reactions that take place in the cell and make life tick. Lipids are fatty molecules that line up in formation that can create protective vesicles. They form the membrane 'walls' of every living cell and give them structure. They are also essential for sending signals out of the cell. ‘There’s a low-cost of goods, no cold chain, and we would produce the correct antibody in [any] individual directly.’ The method works by creating powerful antibodies from survivors of an infectious disease. ‘Instructions’ on how to make these antibodies are then encoded into RNA and DNA, which are injected into people who might come into contact with the disease. Their cells then start creating the antibodies, protecting them from catching the potentially dangerous disease. Darpa is currently funding the project through Emory University in Atlanta. Experts say the method, if proven to be safe and effective, would be faster and cheaper than conventional drug production and could potentially be used to treat illnesses such as seasonal flu or malaria. Antibodies are typically grown in large vats of mammal cells or in some cases, tobacco plants, such as US pharmaceutical company Mapp Biopharmaceutical's experimental Ebola treatment ZMapp. Experts say the method, if proven to be safe and effective, would be faster and cheaper than conventional drug production and could potentially be used to treat illnesses such as seasonal flu, malaria and Ebola. Shown is a transmission electron micrograph (Tem) image of the Ebola virus . Infectious diseases,

Examining an ultrasound scan of your unborn child is a nerve-racking moment for most parents. But any worries that Ed and Dee Parsons may have harboured quickly faded when they saw their baby in the womb at 20 weeks. The child was making an unmistakable V-sign – the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and, latterly, with world peace. The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . ‘The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before,’ said Mrs Parsons, 35. ‘It’s nice to have such an iconic image of peace when there’s so much unrest all around us. It was very reassuring. She said she and her husband, also 35, were feeling weighed down by negative global events and the death of someone close to them. ‘We were thinking, we’re bringing this child into the world at such a horrible time,’ she added. ‘But then this happened, we couldn’t quite believe what we were seeing. 'All our friends said they thought it was such a positive, happy symbol.’ The couple, who live in Godalming, Surrey, and run an event production business, are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy. ‘It’s growing on us,’ Mrs Parsons said. ‘But for now we are calling it peace-baby, that’s our nickname.’ Mrs Parsons, who has a daughter, Grace, six, from a previous marriage, said that in the 12-week scan the child had given a clear thumbs-up. Churchill is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me. But then, I look like all babies.’ Expectant parents Dee and Ed Parsons said the image was 'very reassuring' because the symbol is so 'happy'

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts after they were taken by an oblivious tourist who thought they were souvenirs. The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country. Punt boats carry tourists on the river Cam past King's College at Cambridge University . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing. They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology. University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II. During the war residents of the island of Okinawa – a key battleground for Japanese and American forces – were forced to speak the Japanese language the rest of the country used, rather than their own dialect, for the purposes of unification. The Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist during a Japan Day celebration at Cambridge University . As punishment, those who spoke their native tongue were forced to wear the wooden plaque around their neck. The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa. Peter Roberts-Taira, the education centre's director, said he was relieved when he found out that the artefacts had been recovered. He said: ‘It's the first time these items have ever been out of Japan, so the museums themselves were taking a risk. University officials said they located the tourist and the artefacts were returned with an apology (file photo) ‘It was Saturday, right at the very end of the day when everyone was packing away that we realised they had gone. ‘One was a wooden plaque with some Japanese on it, the other was a maths book which children had in their classrooms.’ He added: ‘You wouldn't know they were valuable to look at, so maybe somebody just though they could take them. ‘The message went out wider to people who asked their friends, and apparently they discovered a friend of a friend had thought those things were possible to take away as souvenirs. ‘They are irreplaceable, if they are gone, they are gone forever. It's very, very special to have them at all.'

If you struggle to get your child to go to school in the morning, don’t blame them - it could be your fault. Our willingness to learn - or lack thereof - is significantly influenced by our genes, according to a large study. The researchers found that 40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. Our willingness to learn is significantly influence by our genes, according to a study by Goldsmiths University in London and Ohio State University. More than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 took part in the research (stock image shown) Psychologists from Goldsmiths University of London, and Ohio State University in the US studied more than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 from six countries, including the UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, Russia and the US. The researchers said they were surprised by the results, believing that the twins’ shared environment - elements such as the teachers and the family that they had in common - would be a larger factor than genetics. Instead, genetics and non-shared-environment factors had the largest effect on the children’s motivation to learn, whereas the shared environment had negligible impact. Genetics and non-shared-environment factors were found to have the largest effect on the children’s motivation to learn, whereas the shared environment had negligible impact (stock image shown) A review of 308 studies involving more than 1.1 million children has now completely overturned this long-held stereotype. The study, which looked at data from 1914 to 2011, suggests that girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years. The research also claims that girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world. According to the data, compiled by the University of New Brunswick in Canada, girls have been outperforming boys throughout their academic careers, from infant school to secondary school. Accordingly, we should not jump to conclusions that a poor teacher or the child themselves is to blame for a lack of motivation in the classroom, the researchers said. ‘We had pretty consistent findings across these different countries with their different educational systems and different cultures,’ said Professor Stephen Petrill, of Ohio State University. ‘It was surprising. The knee-jerk reaction is to say someone is not properly motivating the student, or the child himself is responsible. ‘We found that there are personality differences that people inherit that have a major impact on motivation. ‘That doesn’t mean we don’t try to encourage and inspire students, but we have to deal with the reality of why they are different.’ The results don’t mean there is a specific gene for how much children enjoy learning, he added, but they suggest a complex process, involving many genes and gene-environment interactions that help influence a child’s motivation to learn. The study will be published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences.

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year. Chris Smalling (left) signs his new Manchester United contract alongside club boss Louis van Gaal . Smalling celebrates scoring United's fourth goal during their 4-2 Premier League win against Manchester City . But the defender has matured under Van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season. He was due to be out of contract next summer but has now committed himself to United until 2019. Van Gaal said: ‘I am delighted he has signed a new contract. Chris has improved and developed immensely during the short time that I have been at the club and has become an integral part of the first-team squad. ‘He always conducts himself in a very professional manner and it is also pleasing that he has scored some important goals this season too.’ Smalling, who cost United £10million from Fulham in 2010, has made 147 appearances and won two Premier League titles. Four of his nine goals for the club have come this season, including one in the Old Trafford derby earlier this month as United beat City 4-2. The 25-year-old has become a regular for Van Gaal after struggling for a first time place earlier this season . He said: ‘I am so proud to play for such a great club. We have developed as a team over the course of the season under Louis van Gaal and we are now playing as a complete unit. ‘This is a very exciting time to be at Manchester United. We are all determined to get back to where we belong and competing at the highest level.’ Smalling has established himself as a permanent member of England's squad during the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign and that boils down to his vast improvement under Van Gaal. Smalling shakes hands with Dutch boss Van Gaal after signing his new long-term deal . Smalling has made 147 appearances for United and won two Premier League titles along the way . With a top four finish and Champions League qualification close to being secured, the 25-year-old can look forward to more European adventures as his development continues. After the disappointment of last season, Van Gaal has instilled a level of confidence into his players and Smalling has thrived under his tenure since the turn of the year. The former Fulham man is keeping big summer signing Marcos Rojo out of the side at and that's testament to his improvements after a difficult start to the season. Smalling is expected to keep his place in United's starting eleven

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday — to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England. The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England. ‘A priority for me is to continue to be successful in the Test format,’ said Clarke. ‘I think by walking away from one-day cricket it probably gives me my best opportunity.’ Michael Clarke shakes hands with New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum ahead of Sunday's final . And that spells danger for England with Clarke hungrier than ever to finally win an away Ashes series, having lost on all three of his previous trips. Clarke scored two centuries guiding Australia to their 5-0 whitewash of Alastair Cook’s dismal team last winter, but he’s desperate to break his duck in England in what will almost certainly be his last Ashes away tour. ‘I’ve never hid behind the fact that I find Test cricket to be the pinnacle of our sport,’ said Clarke, who has won 108 Test caps including 30 against England. The 33-year-old made the surprise announcement at a press conference on Saturday morning . ‘I’ve never gone down that road anyway in regard to what is the best thing to do for the public interest, as I’m sure you would have seen through my career, I’ve copped my fair share of smacks in the mouth. ‘But I am whoI am and it’s about being true to myself and I don’t feel bad about saying I believe Test cricket is the toughest part of our game. I love that challenge, I find it extremely difficult every Test match I play. I do see it as the pinnacle. I still think I’ve got a lot to offer the team as captain of the Australian Test team, and I want to make sure I continue to have success in that format.’ Clarke was made captain in all formats when Ricky Ponting stood down following the 2011 World Cup. He will be making his 245th one-day appearance for Australia and his 75th as skipper on Sunday as Australia take on New Zealand, led by Brendon McCullum (inset). George Bailey and Steve Smith are thought to be the two men most likely to succeed Clarke in captaining the Aussies. Clarke made his ODI debut 12 years ago and has scored almost 8,000 runs for his country . Clarke, who will continue to play at Test level, is pictured playing a shit in the nets ahead of Sunday's match . Clarke, pictured with team-mate Shane Watson, will lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year . Clarke has been suffering with a back problem for some time and a hamstring injury ruled him out of Australia’s World Cup build up with George Bailey and Steve Smith, the two men most likely to succeed him, both leading the side. ‘I don’t think it is realistic that I’ll be fit and

A top contender in a major dog sled race in Alaska was disqualified on Tuesday evening for carrying an iPod touch. Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which prohibits cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability. The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course. Scroll down for video . Still smiling: Brent Sass of Eureka (right) was disqualified on Tuesday evening from the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong. 'I didn’t use [the iPod touch] and I had zero intent of using it for a Wi-Fi connection in checkpoints, but I was just completely clueless,' he said. 'I mean I gave my dad my cell phone because I knew you couldn’t have cell phones on this race specifically and I was just ignorant.' Sebastian Schnuelle, a Canadian dog musher and dog sled racer from Whitehorse, Yukon, who is not running in this year's Iditarod described Sass' disqualification as 'disappointment'. The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course (Rohn Buser's lead dogs pictured above) Ready, set: People stand near the start area during the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Monday in Fairbanks . 'He was running a great team,' Schnuelle added. Sass, owner and founder of Wild and Free Mushing, has been racing and training huskies for 12 years. Originally from Excelsior, Minnesota, Sass moved to Alaska in 1998 to 'fulfill a lifelong dream' of living in the state. He attended the University of Alaska Fairbanks where he graduated with a major in geography and started mushing shortly after. Weather impacts: Iditarod mushers began their 1,000-mile trek across Alaska along a new route after poor trail conditions forced organizers to push the race's start north, bypassing a mountain range . Career high: Musher Timothy Hunt waits for his turn near the start area during the Iditarod . Since his first race in 2006, Sass has placed in over 20 races, including several first place finishes. Last month he won 1,000-mile Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race. The Iditarod began Monday in Fairbanks and will finish in Nome. Aliy Zirkle of Two Rivers was in the lead 227 miles into the race Tuesday at the Tanana checkpoint, where Sass is currently resting. The fastest winning record was set in 2014 by Dallas Seavey with a time of eight days, 13 hours, four minutes, and 19 seconds.

An alleged teenage gunman has surrendered in connection with the murder of a Philadelphia man who was shot and killed last week while walking his dog. Tyfine Hamilton, 15, turned himself in on Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week. Brandon Smith, Hamilton's 15-year-old classmate from Overbrook High School was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the crime. Scroll down for video . Gunman: Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Classmates: Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, 15, right, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy . Victim: Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery . Police said that both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and robbery, and each have confessed to carrying out the murder, according to Action News. However, officers have not yet located the murder weapon, but have received information on where it is located. Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery. The father-of-one allegedly pleaded for his life saying, 'Please don't shoot me. Please don't shoot me.' But he was shot once in the chest. The suspects did not manage to get anything from him. Philadelphia Police Captain James Clark said: 'It is even more senseless, and even more troubling that nothing was taken at all and he lost his life.' The boys were all caught on surveillance camera as they ran off into the night. They were all wearing hoodies and backpacks, raising suspicions that they could be schoolboys. Scene: The father-of-one allegedly pleaded for his life saying, 'Please don't shoot me. Please don't shoot me.' But he was shot once in the chest, however, the suspects did not manage to get anything . Crime: Neighbors told Action News Stuhlman, a landscaper, usually walked the dog at night with his 13-year-old daughter, but was alone on the night that he was shot, effectively saving her life . Senseless: Philadelphia Police Captain James Clark said: 'It is even more senseless, and even more troubling that nothing was taken at all and he lost his life' Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived at 64th Street and Girard Avenue. There, they recovered numerous assault rifles and hand guns and charges were filed against the teens. The boys allegedly told police that they were out playing basketball, and came up with the idea that they wanted to commit a robbery. As they walked down the street, they initially targeted another man, police said, but settled on Stuhlman

(CNN)Back in 2010 Britain's politicians broke new ground. They were long used to haranguing each other in the UK's rowdy House of Commons -- but they'd never had American style pre-election head-to-head debates. It is necessary and long-established political fare in the U.S. -- but over here in the UK, it was novel. It seemed to go well -- political points were scored, and polls were commissioned looking for advantages gained or lost. It was a drama of sorts, even though no knock-out punches were landed. Prime Minister David Cameron and his Conservative party won the election, but not by enough to go into government alone. For the past five years he's been governing in coalition with the UK's third party, the Liberal Democrats. And their leader, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, has mostly backed Cameron in Parliamentary debates against the opposition Labour leader Ed Miliband. Britain's broadcasters, keen to channel lively politics onto prime time TV and boost ratings, have been working the corridors of power themselves over the past year to try to nail down a repeat -- or two -- of the 2010 knockabout. What's at stake isn't just the proposed debates ahead of May's general election -- but the enshrining of such debates permanently into Britain's political architecture -- just like in the U.S. But while Cameron and Miliband have hired former White House election advisers to edge them in to the lead, no one can agree on what form a debate should take, how many there should be, or even who should be invited. Cameron has insisted on just one debate involving the leaders of seven leading UK parties -- giving equal airtime to the Greens, the Scottish Nationalists and the upstart rightwing UK Independence Party (UKIP), among others. But Miliband's Labour party is holding out for at least one head-to-head debate with Cameron. No one seems to be budging but both of the UK's largest parties could use the bump in the polls such a debate might bring. Part of the problem is the British electorate, which has changed since 2010, boosting the fortunes of some of the country's former political outliers. The rightwing UKIP, which has pledged to take the UK out of the European Union, has made massive gains in the past year -- mostly at the expense of Cameron's Conservatives. In Scotland, the September independence referendum (which narrowly failed) so reinvigorated the Scottish National Party that they could hit what is usually a key Labour stronghold, undermining Miliband's bid for power. All of this has made the whole process of nailing down precisely who will be allowed in the debate that much more tortuous. For the big leaders who drive that conversation, it is about how each outlier can help them -- and hinder their rivals. It once looked like it would become as much of a British institution as rain, or fish and chips, but now the election debate seems in danger of not happening at all. On the upside, you can still tune in to House of Commons TV most days

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday and was recently described as almost undroppable by manager Louis van Gaal. Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark. Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United . 'We like to play out from the back and if teams are pressing us then we have him as an option. 'He is probably the best in world football at bringing the ball down and getting us out of that pressure and further up the pitch. He is being used in the right way by the manager and he is repaying the manager with goals and good performances.' Fellaini was signed from Everton by Van Gaal's predecessor David Moyes in the summer of 2013 but endured a terrible first season as he suffered with injuries and tried and failed to establish himself as a holding midfield player. Wayne Rooney hailed his Belgian team-mate as one of the best in world football at the moment . Fellaini has proved a handful for defences and was instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool . Now the Belgian has emerged as a potent attacking weapon under Van Gaal, used as a second striker behind Rooney. On Sunday, City couldn't cope with him just as Liverpool had suffered at his hands at Anfield three weeks earlier. 'Last year was awful for him but in fairness he kept his head down worked hard and come through that tough period,' reflected Rooney. 'He is showing now what he did at Everton and why Manchester United bought him. 'He is a quality player. He is a different option for us. It is starting to show on the pitch. 'It was tough for him but he had the whole team's support. We knew he was working hard and it wasn't just him struggling last season a lot of us were. 'He was the one who took most of the blame for it. It was hard for him. Thankfully the manager has shown faith in him. 'He is big and he is strong and always a goal threat which he is showing now. He is awkward to mark. It is great for him and we hope it continues.' Fellaini wheels away after heading in at the far post to beat Joe Hart and give United the lead in the derby . United are now in third place in the Barclays Premier League after six league wins in a row. This weekend they travel to Chelsea with renewed hope. 'We said earlier on in the season that we were working on things and it was going to take time,' added Rooney. 'It is starting to show now, the training we have been putting in. 'We have been

(CNN)The Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York, according to court documents. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Colon alleged he was yanked from the car, handcuffed and choked. The charges against Colon were dropped six months later. Colon also sued two unnamed officers who arrived after the initial confrontation, court documents show. Colon and the city settled the suit for $20,000. The settlement said the defendants were not admitting to any wrongdoing . Rapiejko had resigned voluntarily in 2006, and there is no indication of any disciplinary action against him from the NYPD, a senior law enforcement official told CNN. The NYPD has said that it will not release further details about Rapiejko. Rapiejko's actions in Marana, Arizona, in which he drove his patrol car into a man who had fired a rifle in the air minutes earlier and before that had pointed the gun at another officer, have stirred debate about what type of force police should have used. Authorities said no charges have been brought against the officer for the February incident. The suspect, 36-year-old Mario Valencia, survived and was hospitalized before being criminally charged. Marana police Chief Terry Rozema was asked Wednesday on CNN's "New Day" whether police were fortunate that Valencia didn't die. "That very well may be ... that it's luck that he is still alive. The fact of the matter remains, though, deadly force was authorized," Rozema said. "So if he ends up dying in that situation, (then) he ends up dying, and that's unfortunate, (but) that's not the desire of everybody," the chief added. In one of the dashcam videos, an officer who was tailing a walking Valencia at slow speed reports over the radio that the suspect has fired one round in the air with a rifle he is accused of stealing that morning from a nearby Walmart. Another patrol car zooms past, runs into the man from behind, then hits a short cinder block wall next to a driveway. Video from Rapiejko's camera shows the officer's vehicle running into Valencia, with the windshield smashing as the car hits the wall. Police in Marana justified Rapiejko's actions. "We don't know that if (Rapiejko) lets him go for another 10 seconds, (Valencia) doesn't take somebody out in the parking lot," Rozema said. "And then we're answering some completely different questions: 'Why didn't you act sooner? ... This guy had a gun ... Why didn't you stop this guy

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Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood goes from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as his side clinch a point against QPR . The Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival.

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR . The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go . Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival .

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night . The former Blackburn and Tottenham midfielder showed he's still light on his feet . Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival .

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR . Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival .

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sportsmail brings you all the best images of Sherwood's rollercoaster evening in the Villa dugout. Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood gives a steely stare to the camera, focused on the job ahead prior to the match with QPR . Sherwood gives QPR boss - and friend - Chris Ramsey a hug ahead of the crucial

Tim Sherwood's emotions were up and down during Aston Villa's 3-3 draw with QPR . Villa boss Sherwood launched his jacket in celebration, then threw it to the ground in frustration . Sherwood's team are 15th in the Premier League, two points above the drop zone .

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood celebrates with his team after Christian Benteke's hat-trick secured a 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR . The Villa boss launched his jacket to the floor in celebration after his side equalised twice against QPR .

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night . Villa went behind twice before claiming a point against QPR . Sherwood will have to endure more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to survive in the Premier League .

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR.

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go.

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sportsmail brings you

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood is on the touchline after a missed chance by the home side on Tuesday night . Sherwood has been on the touchline since the start of the season and has been on the bench since the start of the season . The former Tottenham and Tottenham midfielder has been on the bench since the start of the season . Sherwood has been on the bench since the start of the season . The Aston Villa manager has been on the bench since the start of the season . The Aston Villa manager has been on the bench since the start of the season . The Aston Villa manager has been on the bench since the start

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival.

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sportsmail brings you all the best

 Sherwood has to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival . Sherwood has to endure yet more ups and downs as Aston Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival .

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sportsmail brings you all the best images of Sherwood

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR . The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go .

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood experienced a rollercoaster of emotions during a match against QPR, which ended in a 3-3 draw. Sherwood was seen celebrating, throwing his jacket to the ground, and protesting to the linesman throughout the game. The draw leaves Aston Villa still battling against relegation in the Premier League.

A player who was accused of sexual assault by one of his players went on to become the manager of Aston Villa. Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival.

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sportsmail brings you all the

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival.

Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood went through a range of emotions during his team's 3-3 draw with QPR . Sherwood was seen hugging QPR boss Chris Ramsey before the match, launching his jacket to the ground in celebration, and bawling at the linesman . The point keeps Villa right in the thick of this season's Premier League relegation battle .

Tim Sherwood experienced a rollercoaster of emotions during Aston Villa's 3-3 draw against QPR . He showed a range of reactions, from launching his jacket to the ground in celebration to protesting to the linesman . The point keeps Villa right in the thick of this season's Premier League relegation battle .

 Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival.

Tim Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again on Tuesday night as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR. The Aston Villa boss could not stay still for a moment on the Villa Park touchline as his players went behind twice before claiming a point as striker Christian Benteke completed his hat-trick with seven minutes to go. Sherwood will have to endure yet more ups and downs as Villa have six more games to achieve Premier League survival. From launching his jacket to the floor in celebration to bawling at the linesman, Sport

The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program. Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary. The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News.

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The article is about the rollercoaster of emotions experienced by Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood on Tuesday night . Sherwood went from despair to ecstasy and back again as Aston Villa clinched a pulsating 3-3 draw against fellow relegation battlers QPR .

Tim Sherwood's Aston Villa came back from 2-1 down to draw 3-3 with QPR . Christian Benteke scored a hat-trick for Villa . Sherwood was very animated on the touchline throughout the match .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli . Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A . 'When I arrived, I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results,' Allegri told his club's official website. 'I have forgiven the initial scepticism because

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of Serie A . Lazio carry a six-match winning run in Serie A with them to Sardinia to face Cagliari .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Massimiliano Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli . Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto . Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits fans have not warmed to him yet . Juve coach says fans forgave initial scepticism . Juve coach says he wants to finish season positively .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A . 'When I arrived, I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results,' Allegri told his club's

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto . Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli . Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A .

Allegri: Juventus fans will forgive me for promising Scudetto . Bianconeri are 14 points clear of Roma in Serie A . Roma host Napoli, Lazio travel to Cagliari . Inter host Parma, AC Milan face Palermo .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Massimiliano Allegri (right) has steered Juventus to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto . Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri says he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juve are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of Serie A with 10 games remaining . Roma, Lazio, Sampdoria, Fiorentina and AC Milan are among the other teams in action on Saturday .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the club's fans until he wins the Scudetto . Juventus are 14 points clear at the top of Serie A .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the club's fans until he steers the club to a title.

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining. If they win the league, it will be a fourth straight Scudetto for the club. Carlos Tevez (centre) scored twice as Juventus cruised past Borussia Dortmund in the Champions

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri: "I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results" . Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A . 'When I arrived, I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results' .

Atalanta coach Edy Reja says he will not be able to win the hearts of the fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri says he is not yet fully embraced by the club's fans . Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri says he is not yet fully embraced by the club's fans .

Chievo have lost just one of their last seven league games to stave off the threat of relegation . Cesena have lost just one of their last seven league games to stave off the threat of relegation . Cesena have lost just one of their last seven league games to stave off the threat of relegation . Chievo have lost just one of their last seven league games to stave off the threat of relegation . Cesena have lost just one of their last seven league games to stave off the threat of relegation . Chievo have lost just one of their last seven league games to st

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juve are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining . Carlos Tevez (centre) scored twice as Juventus cruised past Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League . Allegri has also guided the Bianconeri into the Champions League quarter-finals and the Coppa Italia semi-finals . Roma, who are just one point clear of Lazio, host fellow Champions League hopefuls Napoli

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining . Roma, who are just one point clear of Lazio, host fellow Champions League hopefuls Napoli on Saturday .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining . Juventus are in Champions League quarter-finals and Coppa Italia semi-finals .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri: 'I do not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until I steer the club to a title' . Allegri's side have won one of their last seven league games and are four points clear of nearest rivals Sampdoria.

Article: (CNN) -- The Supreme Court of India has upheld a ban on gay sex in a landmark ruling that has been hailed as a victory for gay rights. The court ruled that the Indian penal code did not allow for discrimination against homosexuals. The ruling came in a case involving a gay couple who were arrested for having sex in a hotel room. The court said that the Indian penal code does not allow for discrimination against homosexuals. The ruling was made by a bench of Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan and Justice K.S. Puttaswamy. The court said that the Indian penal code does not

Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A . 'When I arrived, I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results,' Allegri told his club's official website . 'I have forgiven the initial scepticism because it was right to do that. What happened last July to Juventus was a shock (Conte

Italian football: Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Juventus have won the last three Serie A titles .

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Juve are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining. Roma, who are just one point clear of Lazio, host fellow Champions League hopefuls Napoli on Saturday.

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri's team is content with their lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri tells his side from the touchline. A 13-inch by 8 5/8-inch framed photograph was purchased by an anonymous bidder over the phone. The full frontal photograph was one of several taken by American photographer Lee Friedlander in 1979. Madonna, then a cash-strapped student, received $25 for the entire

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Juventus will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. If they win the league, it will be a fourth straight Scudetto for the club. Carlos Tevez (centre) scored twice as Juventus cruised past Bor

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri does not expect to be fully embraced by fans until he leads the club to a title . Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto . Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A . 'When I arrived, I feared that I would not be able to win the hearts of the fans because I had promised to achieve that with results,' Allegri told his

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri knows he must win a title to fully win over the team's fans . Juve are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining . If they win the league, it will be a fourth straight Scudetto for the club.

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he doesn't expect to be fully embraced by fans until he steers the club to a title . Juve are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining . Roma host fellow Champions League hopefuls Napoli on Saturday, while Lazio carry a six-match winning run in Serie A to Cagliari.

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Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touch

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the

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Massimiliano Allegri, Juventus coach, admits he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title . Allegri replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli . Juventus are 14 points clear of Roma at the top of the standings with 10 games remaining.

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas says his team must develop a killer instinct to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the mental fear of the quarter-

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the mental fear of the quarter-final

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session .

Cesc Fabregas says Chelsea must develop killer instinct . Fabregas says Chelsea must develop killer instinct . Fabregas says Chelsea must develop killer instinct .

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Cesc Fabregas jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and John Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup .

Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop a killer instinct . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . Fabregas (right) is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho (second left) since signing . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea, cheerfully claiming that he is at the top of his game following his move from Barcelona last summer. ‘I have to be more disciplined and you don’t see me in the box so much,’ he added. ‘I am more positional, always behind the ball, always finding solutions for the other players and controlling the tempo. ‘If you asked me 12 months ago whether I would work with Jose I would have said “no”, but you

Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the mental fear of the quarter-final, which is what we did with the national team, we felt we could become champions,’ said Fabregas. ‘Once we were champions we were unstoppable, but you have to take this fear out and take it away. We have to believe we are

Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct . Chelsea need to kill teams off when they have the chance . Fabregas is enjoying working under Jose Mourinho .

Cesc Fabregas urges Chelsea to kill teams . Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea .

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the mental fear of the quarter-final, which is what we did with the national team, we felt we could become champions,’ said Fabregas. ‘Once we were champions we were unstoppable, but you have to take this fear out and take it away. We have to believe we are

Cesc Fabregas says Chelsea need to develop a killer instinct . Fabregas says Chelsea need to score more goals . Fabregas says he is enjoying working under Jose Mourinho .

Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho's team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief.

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho's team won the Capital One Cup. Fabregas is eager to please his manager as he learns a new, more disciplined position alongside Nemanja Matic in the centre of midfield.

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas (right) is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho (second left) since signing . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea, cheerfully claiming that he is at the top of his game following his move from Barcelona last summer. ‘I have to be more disciplined and you don’t see me in the box so much,’ he added. ‘I am more positional, always behind the ball, always finding solutions for the other players and controlling the tempo. ‘If you asked me 12 months ago whether I would work with Jose I would have said “no”, but you

Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain .

Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again .

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Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct . Fabregas says Chelsea have to believe they are the best . Fabregas says Chelsea have to be ready mentally to win every situation . Fabregas says Chelsea have to be ready mentally to win every situation .

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill . The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session . Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho's team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. "When you unlock the mental fear of

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas says his team must develop a killer instinct . Fabregas says he is at the top of his game following his move from Barcelona last summer . Fabregas says he is more disciplined and is always behind the ball .

Cesc Fabregas is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea .

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Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho's team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. Cesc Fabregas is eager to please his manager as he learns a new, more disciplined position alongside Nemanja Matic in the centre of midfield.

Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea, cheerfully claiming that he is at the top of his game following his move from Barcelona last summer .

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has urged his team to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. Fabregas believes that Chelsea can improve by "killing teams" and scoring more goals when they have the chance. He also praised the winning mentality that is developing in the Chelsea dressing room under manager Jose Mourinho.

Cesc Fabregas is a world-class player and this Nudes photograph is just one example of how he has helped his team-mates develop their killer instinct and techniques . The Spanish midfielder was part of the team that won the World Cup in 2010 and isleshows in London protecting an unbeaten run that stretches back to January 10. He is urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress and make sure he is on hand to help Chelsea win their first trophy together at Wembley . A Nudes photograph is mentioned of Cesc Fabregas and John Terry wrestleling during Tuesday's training session . It

Fabregas is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho since signing . He is happy with his new position in midfield and loves the football he is playing . Chelsea are hoping to build on their recent Capital One Cup victory over Tottenham . Fabregas is more positional, always behind the ball, and finds solutions for the other players.

Cesc Fabregas talks about the killer instinct and how it is important to develop in order to win trophies. He also talks about how Chelsea are hoping to build on their recent Capital One Cup victory over Tottenham.

Cesc Fabregas talks about the need for a team to develop a killer instinct in order to be successful . Fabregas is enjoying his time with Chelsea under Jose Mourinho . Fabregas believes that the Chelsea team has the potential to be great, but they need to work on their killer instinct .

Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago . Fabregas is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho since signing, and is eager to please his manager as he learns a new, more disciplined position alongside Nemanja Matic in the centre of midfield.

 Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct. Fabregas jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during training session. Chelsea's dressing room is developing a winning mentality again. Fabregas is enjoying working under Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.

Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct to win every situation. Fabregas is enjoying working under Jose Mourinho. Chelsea can smother teams.

Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain. Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill. The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session. Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the

Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct. Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct. Fabregas urges Chelsea to develop killer instinct.

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain. Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea's training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill. The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday's training session. Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you unlock the

Cesc Fabregas urged his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain. Fabregas makes his way on to Chelsea’s training pitch with John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta and Gary Cahill. The Spanish midfielder jokingly wrestles with Didier Drogba and Terry during Tuesday’s training session. Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup. It has given them belief. ‘When you

Spain team leader Spain team leader John Terry says team members need to develop psychological skills to overcome opponents in tournament competitions. Spain team leader Spain team leader John Terry says team members need to develop psychological skills to overcome opponents in tournament competitions.

Cesc Fabregas urges his team-mates to develop a killer instinct in order to progress past Paris Saint-Germain . Chelsea’s dressing room is developing a winning mentality again, lifting their first trophy together at Wembley 10 days ago when Jose Mourinho’s team won the Capital One Cup . Fabregas loves his football at Chelsea, cheerfully claiming that he is at the top of his game following his move from Barcelona last summer.

Stigmatised property: Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife Mayang Prasetyo is now on the rental market . The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009 . The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent . The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry. Four other apartments in the complex are currently being advertised. Eerie photos of the apartment feature a shot of the stove Mr Volke used to boil the remains of his deceased partner. Properties

Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife and sex worker in Brisbane . Apartment where he killed her is now on the rental market .

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city .

The Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Apartment was listed on website in February .

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Marcus Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Brisbane apartment where transgender wife was murdered, dismembered and cooked for rent . Marcus Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year . Volke took his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

A Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market. Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city. The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin. The property was listed online in late February as a 'fully furnished apartment' looking to fetch $500 a week for rent. The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to

The Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market. Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city. The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin. The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009 . The property was listed online in late February as a 'fully furnished apartment' looking to fetch

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin . Scroll down for video . This eerie photo features the stove top used by Marcus Volke to boil the remains of Mayang Prasetyo's body . The couple met Melbourne

Property on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market . Property on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market . Property on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market . Property on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market . Property on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market . Property on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin.

Stigmatised: The real estate agent was asking for around $500 for the 'fully furnished' apartment . This isn’t the first property in recent times to come on the market with a dark past. In Sydney’s Hyde Park, the luxurious apartment where Simon Gittany murdered his fiancé Lisa Harnam failed to sell despite expectations it would be picked up for more than $2 million dollars . Emergency services remove her body from the DoubleOne 3 Apartments in Commercial Road . The remains of Ms Prasetyo were found cooking inside a Teneriffe apartment - in Brisbane's inner-city - in O

Marcus Volke killed his wife Mayang Prasetyo in their Brisbane apartment in October last year . The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009 . The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent . The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry . Four other apartments in the complex are currently being advertised . Eerie photos of the apartment feature a shot of the stove Mr Volke used to boil the remains of his deceased partner . Properties like Volke’s that have

Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains . The apartment where he killed her is now on the rental market . The apartment is classed as a stigmatised property .

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment . The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009 .

Apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Marcus Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Volke fled the scene when police showed up at the couple's home and was later found with his throat slashed and a knife in an industrial bin nearby. Anyone seeking support and information about suicide prevention can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467.

The apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market .

Apartment where Volke killed his wife on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker in October last year . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin .

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city . Property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent .

The Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market. The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent. The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry.

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market . Volke fled the scene when police showed up at the couple's home and was later found with his throat slashed and a knife in an industrial bin nearby . If these walls could talk: As the apartment was the site of a brutal murder it is classed as a stigmatised property . Properties are considered stigmatised if a murder, suicide, death from natural causes, violent crime or drug related offence took place on the property . . While real estate agents are not obligated to advertise events that

Marcus Volke killed his transgender wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their Brisbane apartment . The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin . The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent . The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry . Four other apartments in the complex are currently being advertised . Eerie photos of the apartment feature a shot of the stove Mr Volke used to boil the remains

Marcus Volke, who killed his transgender wife and cooked her remains, is now on the rental market. The apartment where the murder took place is now for rent.

The apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife is now on the rental market . Volke killed his wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains in the apartment . The apartment is classed as a stigmatised property .

Apartment where Marcus Volke murdered transgender wife Mayang Prasetyo is now on the rental market . Property is classed as a 'stigmatised property' due to the unsavoury past . Real estate agents are not obligated to advertise events that have occurred in the property, but must disclose the information to interested parties.

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Marcus Volke killed his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains in their apartment in Brisbane's inner-city. The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009. The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent. The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry. Four other apartments in the complex are currently being advertised. Eerie photos of the apartment feature a shot of the stove Mr Volke used to boil the remains of his deceased partner

Marcus Volke murdered his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city. The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin. The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009. The property was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent. The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market. Volke killed his Indonesian wife and sex worker, Mayang Prasetyo, in October last year in their apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city. The brutal crime ended with Volke - who was a male escort - taking his own life in a nearby industrial bin. The apartment on Commercial Road in Teneriffe in Brisbane's inner-city has four other apartments on the market. Properties like Volke’s that have an unsavoury

Brisbane apartment where Marcus Volke murdered his transgender wife, dismembered her body and cooked her remains is now on the rental market. The couple met Melbourne brothel Pleasure Dome while they were both working as escorts in 2009. The apartment was listed online in late February as a ‘fully furnished apartment’ looking to fetch $500 a week for rent. The advertisement has since been removed however it is still believed to be available upon private inquiry. Four other apartments in the complex are currently being advertised. Eerie photos of the apartment feature a shot of the stove Mr Volke used to boil the remains of his

The apartment where murder victim Ms Prasetyo was murdered in 2013 now auctioned off for $500 per month rent. The apartment was considered a victim of crime because it was located near the murder scene of Ms Prasetyo's murder scene. The apartment was considered a victim of crime because it was located near the murder scene of Ms Prasetyo's murder scene. The apartment was considered victim of crime because it was located near the murder scene of Ms Prasetyo's murder scene. The apartment was considered victim of crime because it was located near the murder scene of Ms Prasetyo's murder scene. The apartment

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested by authorities . Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo arrested on Friday . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator .

Mexican cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo arrested on Friday . Fearsome criminal known as 'The Liquidator' . Linked to the bloodiest events ever recorded in Juarez City .

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested by authorities . Jesus Salas Aguayo is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator .

Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator . The Juarez Cartel was once one of the most feared in Mexico . The arrest of The Liquidator occurred on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada .

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' has been detained by the country's authorities . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator .

Mexican authorities arrest Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo . The Liquidator was famed for dispatching his enemies with the use of dynamite . The arrest of The Liquidator occurred on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez .

Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to Jesus Salas Aguayo, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar. In 2008 the Sinaloa Cartel declared war on the Juarez Cartel as it sought to take control of Ciudad Juarez, a city of 1.5 million people that sits on the border with El Paso, Texas. That year alone saw 1,600 homicides in the city, and Ciudad Juarez City achieved the title of the most dangerous city in the world for three consecutive years. Jesus Aguayo, also known as 'El Chuyín', led the assault on the invading Sinaloa forces, causing the bloodshed of narcos, Mexican authorities and civilians alike. A

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator . Jesus Aguayo, also known as 'El Chuyín', led the assault on the invading Sinaloa forces .

Jesus Salas Aguayo, known as 'The Liquidator', was apprehended by Mexican authorities on Friday . The Liquidator was a former gun for hire and Jarez Cartel boss . The Liquidator is suspected of being responsible for the deaths of 20 people .

Mexico's 'The Liquidator' arrested after 3 years on the run . Former gun for hire and Juarez Cartel boss known for brutal murders of rivals . Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo detained by Mexican authorities .

Mexican authorities arrest Jesus Salas Aguayo, known as 'The Liquidator' . Aguayo is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking . Aguayo was known for his brutal murders of rivals and for his role in the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso .

Former Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo arrested by Mexican police . Aguayo known for his brutal murders of rivals . Aguayo was hired by the Juarez Cartel bosses, who sent him to Ciudad Juarez to take over command of La Línea (The Line), the cartel's street-level army of assassins, who were notorious for mutilating the bodies of their enemies and civilians alike.

Jesus Salas Aguayo, known as 'The Liquidator' for his use of dynamite to kill his enemies, was arrested on Friday by Mexican police . Aguayo is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking . The arrest of The Liquidator occurred on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez . A gunfight occurred as the task-force moved in to detain Aguayo and his two bodyguards, one of whom was killed in an exchange of fire

Mexican cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo arrested . Gunfight occurred as task-force moved in to detain Aguayo .

Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar.

Mexican authorities arrest Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo . Liquidator is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking .

See more iReport galleries: A Mexican Cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' has been detained by the country's authorities, who claim he is 'linked to the bloodiest events ever recorded in Juarez City'. Mexican federal authorities arrested Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo on Friday, bringing an end to the career of a criminal who was famed for dispatching his enemies with the use of dynamite. Earning the nickname 'The Liquidator' for the brutal and ruthless methods that earned him a place on the DEA's Most Wanted list, Aguayo is charged with multiple felonies

Mexican authorities arrested Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo on Friday, bringing an end to the career of a criminal who was famed for dispatching his enemies with the use of dynamite.

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested . Jesus Salas Aguayo, a former gun for hire and Jarez Cartel boss known for his brutal murders of rivals, was arrested on Friday by Mexican police . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar. In 2008 the Sinaloa Cartel declared war on the Juarez Cartel as it sought to take control of Ciudad

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested by authorities . Jesus Salas Aguayo charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking .

Jesus Salas Aguayo, a former gun for hire and Jarez Cartel boss known for his brutal murders of rivals, was arrested on Friday by Mexican police . Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar.

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Juarez Cartel boss known for his brutal murders of rivals . Over twenty deaths directly linked to The Liquidator . Cartel declared war on Sinaloa Cartel in 2008 . Juarez City earned the title of most dangerous city in the world for three consecutive years .

Mexican cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo, also known as 'The Liquidator', has been arrested by Mexican federal authorities. He is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking. Aguayo is linked to over twenty deaths, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar.

 Mexican cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo is arrested on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez. A gunfight occurred as the task-force moved in to detain Aguayo and his two bodyguards, one of whom was killed in an exchange of fire. Following The Liquidator's detention, federal agents seized a number of items including a number of photographs and documents which suggest he was in contact with the drug cartel "The Line".

Mexican cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo has been detained by authorities in Juarez City after being linked to the bloodiest events ever recorded in Juarez City. He is charged with multiple felonies, including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking. The Juarez Cartel lost the conflict after three murderous years, and today its agents are spread widely across Chihuahua state. The arrest of Jesus Aguayo occurred in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez. A gunfight occurred as the task-force moved in to detain Aguayo and his two

Mexican authorities arrest Juarez Cartel boss Jesus Salas Aguayo . The Liquidator is known for his brutal murders of rivals and is charged with multiple felonies . The arrest occurred on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez.

Jesus Salas Aguayo, Mexican cartel boss, has been detained by country's authorities . Aguayo is charged with multiple felonies, including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking . The Liquidator is linked to over twenty deaths, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar .

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested by authorities . He is linked to multiple felonies including homicide and arms trafficking . Arrest occurred in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, following a gunfight with federal agents .

 The arrest of The Liquidator occurred on Friday in his hometown of Villa Ahumada, some 80 miles south of Ciudad Juarez. A gunfight occurred as the task-force moved in to detain Aguayo and his two bodyguards, one of whom was killed in an exchange of fire. Following The Liquidator's detention, federal agents seized a number of items

Jesus Salas Aguayo, a former gun for hire and Jarez Cartel boss known for his brutal murders of rivals, was arrested on Friday by Mexican police. Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar. In 2008 the Sinaloa Cartel declared war on the Juarez Cartel as it sought to take control of Ciudad Juarez, a city of 1.5 million people that sits on

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested. Jesus Salas Aguayo, known as 'The Liquidator', was arrested on Friday by Mexican police.

Jesus Salas Aguayo, known as 'The Liquidator', was arrested on Friday. He is charged with multiple felonies including the distribution of narcotics, homicide and arms trafficking. Mexican authorities link over twenty deaths directly to The Liquidator, including the 2009 murder of a state witness in El Paso, a 2010 car-bombing which claimed the lives of two federal police officers and a 2012 massacre of fifteen people in a Juarez City bar.

Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested by authorities. Cartel boss was known for his brutal murders of rivals. Authorities seize weapons and drugs following arrest.

Jesus Salas Aguayo, a former gun for hire and Jarez Cartel boss known for his brutal murders of rivals, was arrested on Friday by Mexican police.

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Mexican cartel boss known as 'The Liquidator' arrested by authorities . Known for dispatching his enemies with the use of dynamite . Linked to the bloodiest events ever recorded in Juarez City .

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thailand flag carrier Thai Airways, on Thursday unveiled colorful new livery featuring Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum sprawled across an Airbus A320 at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport. The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme, with overhead bins, head rests and even air sickness bags covered in the faces of characters from the show.

Thai Airways unveils Adventure Time plane . The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone . The inaugural flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

Thai Airways unveils Adventure Time plane . The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile unveiled colorful new livery featuring Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile unveils colorful new livery featuring characters from Cartoon Network TV show "Adventure Time" . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

Cartoon Network's "Adventure Time" is featured in new livery on Thai Smile's Airbus A320 . The Adventure Time plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya featuring attractions based on shows that appear on the Turner Broadcasting System channel.

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thailand flag carrier Thai Airways, unveiled a colorful new livery featuring Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum . The Adventure Time theme extends to the plane's interior.

Thai Airways unveils new livery featuring characters from Cartoon Network show "Adventure Time" . The inaugural flight will take place on April 4 from Bangkok to Phuket .

Thai Airways unveils new Adventure Time-themed plane . The livery features characters from the hit cartoon show . The inaugural flight takes place on April 4 .

Thai Smile unveils colorful new livery featuring Jake, Finn and the beloved Princess Bubblegum . The plane has an Adventure Time theme, with overhead bins, head rests and even air sickness bags covered in the faces of characters from the show . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, unveils new livery featuring characters from hit Cartoon Network show "Adventure Time" . The plane's interior also has an Adventure Time theme . The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone .

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, unveiled colorful new livery featuring Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum sprawled across an Airbus A320 at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport. The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme, with overhead bins, head rests and even air sickness bags covered in the faces of characters from the show. The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket.

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, has unveiled a new livery featuring characters from the Cartoon Network show "Adventure Time" . The plane will make its inaugural flight on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket . The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme.

Thai Smile unveils Adventure Time plane . The plane features characters from the hit Cartoon Network show .

Thai Smile unveils Adventure Time plane . The airline is a subsidiary of Thai Airways . The plane has an Adventure Time theme .

Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile unveils Adventure Time plane . The plane has livery featuring Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum . The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme .

Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile unveiled new livery featuring characters from the hit show "Adventure Time" . The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme . The inaugural flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

The new Thai Airways plane features a colorful Adventure Time theme. The plane will be used for flights between Bangkok and Phuket . The inaugural flight is scheduled for April 4.

The Adventure Time plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya featuring attractions based on shows that appear on the Turner Broadcasting System channel.

The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program. Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary . The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News .

Adventure Time plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile has a new plane with Adventure Time theme . The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone . The plane will fly from Bangkok to Phuket on April 4 .

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, has unveiled a new Airbus A320 with an "Adventure Time" theme, featuring characters from the popular Cartoon Network TV show. The plane's livery, interior, and even air sickness bags are covered in the faces of characters from the show. The plane is part of a partnership between Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone, a water park in Thailand featuring attractions based on shows that appear on the Turner Broadcasting System channel.

The Thai Smile Adventure Time plane will take passengers to the skies for the first time. It's a partnership between Thai Airways and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya that features attractions based on shows that appear on the Turner Broadcasting System channel. The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya that features attractions based on shows that appear on the Turner Broadcasting System system.

The Adventure Time show features psychedelic characters that can be seen in the sky . The airline that flies the plane features the characters' colors . The first flight of the airline features Jake, Finn and the Princess Bubblegum .

Jake the dog and Finn the human. The fun will never end. Cartoon Network's Adventure Time is the inspiration behind a new airline livery . The inaugural flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket.

A new Thai Smile Airbus A320 features Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum from "Adventure Time" . The plane's interior also has an "Adventure Time" theme, with overhead bins, head rests and even air sickness bags covered in the faces of characters from the show . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket.

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, has unveiled a new livery featuring characters from the hit show "Adventure Time" . The interior of the plane also has an Adventure Time theme, with overhead bins, head rests and air sickness bags covered in the faces of characters from the show . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket.

 The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program. Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary. The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News.

Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile has unveiled a new livery featuring the Cartoon Network TV show "Adventure Time." The airline will fly the plane on April 4, from Bangkok to Phuket.

Thai Airways unveils new livery featuring Jake, Finn and Princess Bubblegum. The plane's interior also has an Adventure Time theme. The plane will fly from Bangkok to Phuket.

Thai Airways unveils a new plane with characters from "Adventure Time". The plane will fly from Bangkok to Phuket. The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways and Cartoon Network Amazone.

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, unveiled a new plane featuring Adventure Time characters. The plane will be used on flights from Bangkok to Phuket. The plane is part of a partnership between Thai Airways and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya.

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 Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thailand flag carrier Thai Airways, unveiled an Adventure Time themed plane . The plane is the result of a partnership between Thai Airways subsidiary Thai Smile and Cartoon Network Amazone, a new water park near the Thai resort city of Pattaya . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket.

Thai Smile, a subsidiary of Thai Airways, has unveiled a new livery featuring characters from the popular Cartoon Network TV show Adventure Time . The plane's interior also has an Adventure Time theme . The inaugural Thai Smile Adventure Time flight takes place on April 4, heading from Bangkok to Phuket .

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Borland, a line

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL . 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' Borland told ESPN's Outside the Lines . 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk.' He continued: 'I just want to live a long, healthy life, and I don't

Chris Borland, a linebacker, is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions, and earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors. An ankle injury in December ended his season. He has had two prior concussions and

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland retires over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Borland, who had two concussions prior to retirement, made his announcement on Friday. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' he told ESPN's Outside the Lines program . The third-round NFL Draft choice said he was being 'proactive' despite feeling 'as sharp as I've ever been.' 'I'm

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' Borland told ESPN's Outside the Lines. 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk.' He continued: 'I just want to live a long, healthy life, and I don't want to have any neurological diseases or die younger than I would otherwise.' Scroll down for video . San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers .

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions, and earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors. An ankle injury in December ended his season

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland retires at age 24 over health concerns . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season .

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland retires from NFL at age 24 . Third-round NFL Draft choice said he was being 'proactive' . Borland was a star in his only season with the team .

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season . Borland, who had two concussions prior to retirement, made his announcement on Friday .

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland retires from NFL at age 24 . Borland, a leading rookie last season, cited health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers .

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement.

Chris Borland, a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision,' the team said. 'He was a consummate professional from day one.'

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' Borland told ESPN's Outside the Lines. 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk.' He continued: 'I just want to live a long,

NFL player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . He played college football at University of Wisconsin .

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland retires from NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season . He has had two prior concussions and said he notified the 49ers of his decision on Friday, which the team confirmed .

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions, and earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors. An ankle injury in December ended his season. He has had two prior concussions and said he notified the 49ers of his decision on Friday, which the team confirmed.

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' Borland told ESPN's Outside the Lines. 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk.' He continued: 'I just want to live a long, healthy

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over concerns about brain injuries.

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San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland retires from NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . He becomes most prominent NFL player to turn his back on a rich contract . His decision comes as an unexpected blow to 49ers, who have already had a difficult off-season . Many sports reporters and commentators went to Twitter to express their thoughts about Borland's retirement .

Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season .

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma. Borland played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers and was a leading rookie last season. He becomes the most prominent NFL player to turn his back on a rich contract over concerns about brain injuries.

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma. Borland said he notified the 49ers of his decision on Friday, which the team confirmed. Borland, who had two concussions prior to retirement, made his announcement on Friday. The third-round NFL Draft choice said he was concerned despite feeling 'as sharp as I've ever been.' Borland becomes the most prominent NFL player to turn his back on a rich contract, a four-year deal worth just under $3 million in Borland's case, over concerns about brain injuries. The announcement

Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to head trauma. He told ESPN's Outside the Lines that he was retiring because he 'just honestly want to do what's best for my health.' Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions, and earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors. An ankle injury in December ended his season. He has had two prior concussions and said he notified the 49ers of his decision on Friday, which the team

NFL player Chris Borland retires over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the 49ers and earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors. He leaves the NFL after just one season. Borland said he was being 'proactive' despite feeling 'as sharp as I've ever been.'

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers .

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma . Borland was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions . Many sports reporters and commentators went to Twitter to express their thoughts about Borland's retirement, suggesting that it could mean putting him at the forefront of changing the perspectives of football.

 San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma. Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers. The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Bor

Chris Borland, leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma. He played college football at University of Wisconsin.

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland retires from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma. Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers. The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season. 'From speaking with Chris, it was evident that he had put a great deal of thought into this decision. He was a consummate professional from day one,' 49ers general manager Trent Baalke said in a statement. 'While unexpected, we certainly respect Chris' decision.' Borland, a linebacker

Chris Borland, 24, retires from NFL over health concerns. Borland, a linebacker, was a star in his only season with the team, registering 108 tackles, a quarterback sack and two interceptions. He earned several rookie of the week and rookie of the month honors.

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland is retiring from the NFL over health concerns related to repeated head trauma. Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers. The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season.

Sports reporters tweeted about the unexpected announcement of retiring NFL player Chris Borland because they believe it will change perceptions about football and lifestyle of athletes. They also suggest that people should take step back from what it means for the NFL team that player retiring because they believe it will change perceptions about football and lifestyle of athletes. They also suggest that people should take step back from what it means for the team that player retiring because they believe it will change perceptions about football and lifestyle of athletes.

San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday . ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL . Borland, who played college football at University of Wisconsin, played just one year in the NFL with the 49ers . The 49ers did not specify in its statement why Borland chose to leave after just one season.

Train wreck in Florida leaves McLaren sports car totaled . Truck driver Ryan Fung frantically called 911 when he got stuck at the crossing . Truck driver Jorg Bober received a call from Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater, a McLaren dealership, who said his car had been totaled .

McLaren sports car wrecked after tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train . Truck driver Ryan Fung escaped the crash with about three minutes to spare but he was unable to save the car in tow . Dr Jorg Bober's McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged .

$300,000 McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks . Truck driver Ryan Fung frantically called 911 when we got stuck at the crossing . Truck driver Ryan Fung escaped his truck when he heard the train coming, but he couldn't save the car which was in a trailer in tow .

Tractor trailer stalled on tracks, plowed into by oncoming train . $300,000 McLaren sports car totaled . Driver of truck heard train coming and escaped .

$300,000 McLaren sports car wrecked after man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks . Driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday .

Truck driver heard train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . No one injured . McLaren MP4-12C heavily damaged .

$300,000 McLaren sports car wrecked after tractor trailer stalled and plowed into by train . Driver of truck heard train coming and made out before vehicle was hit . No one injured in Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday .

McLaren sports car totaled when tractor trailer stalled on tracks . Car's owner, Dr Jorg Bober, says he'll 'get another one' . Driver who escaped crash will be cited .

$300,000 McLaren sports car wrecked after man's tractor trailer stalled . Driver escaped before train hit truck . Area where accident occurred has signs that read 'No Thru Trucks' .

$300,000 McLaren sports car wrecked after tractor trailer stalls, is plowed into by a train . Driver heard train coming and made out before vehicle was hit . No one injured .

$300,000 McLaren sports car wrecked after truck driver's vehicle got stuck on railroad tracks . Driver escaped but car was totaled . Driver will be cited for driving across railroad tracks .

A McLaren sports car was totaled after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday. A McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged.

A $300,000 McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday. A McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged.

Driver of truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . No one was injured in the crash . McLaren MP4-12C was heavily damaged .

Truck driver's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks . Truck driver heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday .

Train hit McLaren sports car . Man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by train . No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash .

See more WFLA galleries: A $300,000 McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train .

McLaren sports car wrecked after tractor trailer stalled on tracks . Driver heard train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday . McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged . Ryan Fung was taking Jorg Bober's McLaren to a dealership near Orange Park, Florida, for warranty work when we got stuck on the railroad tracks . Though Fung escaped his truck when he heard the train coming, he couldn't save the car which was in a trailer in tow . Bober received a call from Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clear

A $300,000 McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday. A McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged. Truck driver Ryan Fung frantically called 911 when we got stuck at the crossing. 'Yeah I'm stuck right across. The bars are coming down, and he's about to hit the truck,' he told the dispatcher.

Tractor trailer stalled on the tracks in Orange Park, Florida . Driver escaped before train hit truck . McLaren MP4-12C was in trailer in tow .

McLaren sports car wrecked after truck driver drove across railroad tracks . Driver escaped the crash with 3 minutes to spare . Driver will be cited .

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Truck driver Ryan Fung escaped the crash with about 3 minutes to spare . Truck driver Ryan Fung escaped the crash with about 3 minutes to spare . McLaren MP4-12C was heavily damaged .

A $300,000 McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday.

A man's tractor-trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks during the day. No one was injured in the crash . The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . A McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged . Ryan Fung was taking Jorg Bober's McLaren to a dealership near Orange Park, Florida, for warranty work when we got stuck on the railroad tracks . Though Fung escaped his truck when he heard the train coming, he couldn't save the car which was in a trailer in tow . B

Train plows into tractor trailer that was waiting on tracks in Florida . The driver of the truck heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . No one was injured in the crash . McLaren sports car was heavily damaged . Ryan Fung was taking Jorg Bober's McLaren to a dealership near Orange Park, Florida, for warranty work when we got stuck on the railroad tracks . Though Fung escaped his truck when he heard the train coming, he couldn't save the car which was in a trailer in tow . Bober received a call from Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater, a McLaren dealership, who

A McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday. The car's owner, Dr Jorg Bober, is hoping Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater, the McLaren dealership where he bought the car, will cover the loss.

McLaren sports car was wrecked after truck stalled on tracks and was hit by train . Truck driver Ryan Fung heard train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . Car's owner, Dr Jorg Bober, hopes Dimmitt Automotive Group in Clearwater will cover losses since it was being taken to their dealership .

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McLaren MP4-12C wrecked after man's tractor trailer stalled on tracks. Driver heard train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. Car was in trailer in tow.

Driver of tractor trailer was stuck on railroad tracks and hit by train. Truck driver Ryan Fung made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash. McLaren sports car was totaled. Driver of tractor trailer will be cited.

McLaren sports car worth $300,000 was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train. Truck driver heard a train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday.

Truck driver Ryan Fung frantically called 911 when he got stuck at the crossing. 'Yeah I'm stuck right across. The bars are coming down, and he's about to hit the truck,' he told the dispatcher. The dispatcher told Fung to get out of the truck as a train horn sounded in the background. Fung escaped the crash with about three minutes to spare but he was unable to save the car in tow.

McLaren sports car was wrecked after a man's tractor trailer stalled and was plowed into by a train as it sat on the tracks. No one was injured in the Orange Park, Florida, crash on Friday. A McLaren MP4-12C, however, was heavily damaged. Ryan Fung was taking Jorg Bober's McLaren to a dealership near Orange Park, Florida, for warranty work when we got stuck on the railroad tracks. Though Fung escaped his truck when he heard the train coming, he couldn't save the car which was in a trailer in tow. Bober received a call from D

Two cars crashed into trains near Florida city where they were parked on railroad tracks because they stalled on railroad tracks during rain storms. Two cars crashed into trains near Florida city where they parked on railroad tracks because they stalled on railroad tracks during rain storms. Two cars crashed into trains near Florida city where they parked on railroad tracks because they stalled on railroad tracks during rain storms.

Million dollar McLaren sports car was destroyed after truck driver heard train coming and made out before his vehicle was hit . Driver escaped truck before it was hit by train but was unable to save car in tow .

Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a ‘pick ‘em’ even money fight come the big night on May 2 . Carl Froch – who was disgracefully accused of running scared of James DeGale – has added the most feared

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents .

Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents . Golovkin has made it clear he is willing to venture to Nottingham while also stepping up a division . Froch says: ‘James has not yet proved himself for a fight with me but if he can beat Dirrell it would become more interesting for me to face him. But not before a big name fight this summer.’

Carl Froch: 'If DeGale can beat Dirrell, it would become more interesting for me to face him' . DeGale meets Dirrell in Chicago in May for the IBF title vacated by Froch . Froch says: 'If DeGale can beat Dirrell, it would become more interesting for me to face him' .

Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best. Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3. Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a ‘pick ‘em’ even money fight come the big night on May 2. Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla. If you want to back Pacquiao, try Vegas. An improvement in Pacquiao's sparring in the ring has seen 'smart money' gamblers backing him . Carl Froch – who was disgracefully

Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao fight set to break half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a 'pick 'em' even money fight come the big night on May 2 . Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla . If you want to back Pacquiao, try Vegas . An improvement in Pacquiao's sparring in the ring has seen 'smart money' gamblers backing him . Carl Froch – who was disgracefully

Mayweather v Pacquiao fight looks set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . PacMan's sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of so-called 'smart money' gamblers . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing with their dedication and work rate . Dramatic improvement in speed and power of PacMan's sparring and pad-hitting in the ring . 'Smart money' gamblers backing Pacquiao . Carl Froch willing to fight Gennady Golovkin .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate . But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan's sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called 'smart money' gamblers . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a 'pick 'em' even money fight come the big night on May 2 . Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in

Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight set to break half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao is now 2/1 to win, Mayweather 2/3 . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin to his list of potential opponents .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate. Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best. Floyd Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/3 at the start has cooled to 2/3. Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a

Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents . Froch says: 'James has not yet proved himself for a fight with me but if he can beat Dirrell it would become more interesting for me to face him. But not before a big name fight this summer' . Amir Khan and Kell Brook are talking about fighting any and every name in the welterweight division – except each other as far as Khan is concerned .

Mayweather-Pacquiao fight set to break half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a ‘pick ‘em’ even money fight come the big night on May 2 . Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla . If you want to back Pacquiao, try Vegas . An

Fighter's sparring improved in the ring . Froch's retirement is a possibility . Kell Brook's fight with Jo Jo Dan on Saturday .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight on May 2 . Half-billion-dollar fight . Floyd Mayweather is 2/3 favourite to beat Manny Pacquiao . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin to his list of potential opponents .

Kell Brook, who defeated Jo Jo Dan on Saturday, has spoken of

Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a ‘pick ‘em’ even money fight come the big night on May 2. Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla. If you want

The money keeps growing but the odds are shortening as the richest fight of all time looks set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate . But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan's sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called 'smart money' gamblers . Carl Froch – who was disgracefully accused of running scared of James De

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao set to break half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 .

Money for Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is growing . Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents .

The money keeps growing, but the odds are shortening as the richest fight of all time looks set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier. Both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate. But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan’s sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called ‘smart money’ gamblers. Floyd Mayweather’s fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is

Mayweather and Pacquiao fight on May 2 . Pacquiao down to 2/3 at best .

Mayweather vs Pacquiao: Money keeps growing but odds shortened . Mayweather's fight with Pacquiao is set to break half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao is now down to 2/1 at best . Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3 . Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, added to Froch's list of potential opponents . Golovkin has made it clear he is willing to venture to Nottingham . Carl Froch: If DeGale's loose-tongued advisors would like to know, if all

Kell Brook, who defeated Jo Jo Dan on Saturday, has spoken of his desire to fight Amir Khan . Amir Khan, who defeated Devon Alexander on Saturday, has spoken of his desire to fight Kell Brook . Carl Froch, who defeated George Groves on Saturday, has spoken of his desire to fight Gennady Golovkin .

The Mayweather-Pacquiao fight is expected to break the half-billion-dollar barrier and the odds are shortening. Pacquiao's improvement in speed and power during sparring has caught the eye of "smart money" gamblers. Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin to his list of potential opponents, and retirement is a possibility for him if he can't find "a fight which floats my boat."

The article discusses how Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms with their dedication and work rate. However, a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan’s sparring and pad-hitting in the ring has caught the eye of the so-called ‘smart money’ gamblers. Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best. Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3

The richest man in the world is fighting another man for the world's biggest purse of all time. Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are both impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate. But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan’s sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called ‘smart money’ gamblers. Manny Pacquiao's fight with Floyd Mayweather on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier. Floyd Mayweather

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier in their fight on May 2. Both fighters have impressed viewers with their dedication and work rate, but improvements in the speed and power of PacMan's sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called 'smart money' gamblers. Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a 'pick 'em' even money fight come the big night on May 2. Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla. If you want to back Pacqu

The Mayweather-Pacquiao fight is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Pacquiao has seen an improvement in his sparring and is now being backed by 'smart money' gamblers . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao's fight on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents . James DeGale fights Andre Dirrell for the IBF title in Chicago in May, while Kell Brook has spoken of wanting to fight Amir Khan.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier. Pacquiao is now down to 2/1 at best. Mayweather, a red-hot favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3. Some Vegas casinos are predicting what they call a ‘pick ‘em’ even money fight come the big night on May 2. Our best tip at the moment: If you fancy Mayweather get someone to place your bet in Manilla. If you want to back Pacquiao, try Vegas. An improvement in Pacquiao's sparring

Carl Froch has added Gennady Golovkin, the killer Kazakh, to his list of potential opponents. Golovkin has made it clear he is willing to venture to Nottingham while also stepping up a division. And just in case DeGale’s loose-tongued advisors would like to know, if all goes well for both of them this summer Froch would be open to fighting his fellow Brit thereafter. DeGale meets Andre Dirrell in Chicago in May for the IBF title vacated by Froch, who beat the American in Nottingham. Froch says: ‘James has not yet proved himself for a

Mayweather-Pacquiao fight set to break half-billion-dollar barrier. Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best. Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favourite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3.

Kell Brook, Amir Khan and James DeGale are talking about fighting any and every name in the welterweight division. Carl Froch holds an additional option not yet open to these of his countrymen. Froch says: 'James has not yet proved himself for a fight with me.'

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The richest fight of all time is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier . Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate . Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best. Mayweather, a red-hot odds-on favorite at 2/7 at the start has cooled to 2/3. Carl Froch, who was disgracefully accused of running scared of James DeGale, has added Genn

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico' . Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in the second half and had chances

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'. Real Madrid have slipped behind Barcelona to second in La Liga, and need to win to regain first position.

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti . Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period . Bale scored his first goals in 10 games to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante on Sunday .

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti . Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period . A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in the second half and had chances to get back into the game . Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 games to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante on Sunday . Bale has received a lot of

Real Madrid need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half . Real coach Carlo Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break . Gareth Bale scored twice in the first half to help Real to a 2-0 win over Levante .

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his side must play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico' . Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in the second half and had chances to get back into the game. Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 games to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante on Sunday . Bale has received a lot of criticism, but

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in the second half and had chances to get back into the game. Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 games to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante on Sunday . Bale has received a lot of criticism, but

Real Madrid beat Levante 2-0 on Sunday . Gareth Bale scored twice, his first goals in 10 matches . Real Madrid now travel to Barcelona on Sunday .

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his team must play 90 minutes of intensity to beat Barcelona . Gareth Bale scored a double against Levante, his first goals in 10 games . Real Madrid are second in La Liga, one point behind Barcelona .

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his team must play 90 minutes of intensity if they are to beat Barcelona on Sunday . Bale scored twice against Levante, but Ancelotti says his team must play 90 minutes of intensity . Real Madrid travel to Barcelona on Sunday; a potentially title-deciding game .

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his team must play with intensity for 90 minutes if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. Real Madrid travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona in their next match; a potentially title-deciding game .

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his team needs to play with intensity for 90 minutes if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'. He praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period.

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his side must play with intensity for the whole match if they are to beat Barcelona in the next La Liga 'Clasico' . Real Madrid travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona in their next match; a potentially title-deciding game .

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti . Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante . 'We played with confidence in the first half, the second worries me a bit. 'We were more relaxed and played a more horizontal game. We lacked verticality.' Bale, in particular, looked like he had a point to prove against Levante after he was one of

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'.

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half . They will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half .

Real Madrid need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'. Carlo Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in the second half and had chances to

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico' . Real Madrid's coach Carlo Ancelotti praises his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but says he is concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period . Real Madrid have slipped behind Barcelona to second in La Liga, and need to win to regain first position .

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his team needs to play with intensity for the full 90 minutes if they want to beat Barcelona in their upcoming La Liga match. He praised his team's performance in the first half of their recent match against Levante, but expressed concern about their relaxation in the second half. Gareth Bale scored two goals in the Levante match, silencing critics who had been criticizing his recent performance.

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half to beat Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'. They played with confidence in the first half, the second worries them a bit. Gareth Bale's goal, in particular, looked like it would be a point to prove to Levante. They are top of La Liga, with a Champions League win in it.

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity in order to beat Barcelona in their La Liga 'Clasico' . Coach Carlo Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break, but said he was concerned about the way they relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 matches, and Real Madrid looked to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed them hard in the second half. Bale scored his first goals in 10 games and looked like he had a point to prove against Levante after being one of the players targeted with whistles by Real fans upset with

Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes if they want to beat Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico'. Carlo Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break, but was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 matches to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante. Bale has received a lot of criticism, but silenced his doubters with a La Liga double at the Bernabeu. It was not the dominant performance Real needed to silence their critics after three matches without a win

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti says his team needs to play with intensity for the full 90 minutes in order to beat Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico' . Ancelotti praised his side for their performance in the first half of their 2-0 win at home to Levante on Sunday, but was concerned by the way they relaxed in the second half . Real Madrid travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona in their next match; a potentially title-deciding game.

Gareth Bale scored his first goals in 10 games to help Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Levante . Carlo Ancelotti says Real Madrid must play with intensity for 90 minutes against Barcelona in their next match . Barcelona are top of La Liga and have been in brilliant form, while Real Madrid have slipped to second and need to win to regain first position.

 Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico', according to Real coach Carlo Ancelotti. Ancelotti praised his side for their performance before the break in Sunday's 2-0 win at home to Levante but said he was concerned by the way his players relaxed and let the visitors off the hook in the second period. A Gareth Bale double, his first goals in 10 matches, had put Real in control by halftime and they appeared to be cruising to a big win but Levante pushed Real hard in

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Ancelotti says Real Madrid need to play with intensity for 90 minutes and not just the first half if they are to have a chance of beating Barcelona in Sunday's La Liga 'Clasico' . Real Madrid have slipped behind Barcelona to second in La Liga, and need to win to regain first position . Bale, in particular, looked like he had a point to prove against Levante after he was one of the players targeted with whistles by Real fans upset with the team's recent poor form.

Real Madrid won 2-0 against Levante, with Gareth Bale scoring both goals. Ancelotti praised his team's performance in the first half, but was concerned by their lack of intensity in the second half. Real Madrid will need to play with intensity for 90 minutes if they want to beat Barcelona in the 'Clasico' on Sunday.

Debenhams has unveiled a pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran . The new denims, designed by Jasper Conran, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere . The secret to the new jeans' success? A clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve .

Kim Kardashian's bum has sparked a new trend for bottom facials . Kim Kardashian's bum has sparked a new trend for bottom facials . Kim Kardashian's bum has sparked a new trend for bottom facials .

Kim Kardashian's big bum is big business . Kim sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials . One high street store has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star .

Kim Kardashian's big bum has sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months . Now, one high street store have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star .

Kim Kardashian, 24, sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months. And now, one high street store have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star.

Kim Kardashian, right, has boosted sales of bottom enhancing jeans . Debenhams has jumped on the derriere enhancing bandwagon by giving customers the chance to enhance that all-important asset with a pair of £45 jeans . The new denims, right, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain .

Kim Kardashian's bottom has inspired a new trend for 'bacials' . One high street store has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans . The jeans promise to give women a derriere to rival the reality TV star .

Kim Kardashian's bottom has spawned a new trend for 'bacials' - bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months . Now, one high street store has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star .

Kim Kardashian's big bum has sparked a new trend for bottom enhancing procedures . Debenhams has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star . FEMAIL pitted the jeans against regular jeans to see if they really do give you a pert posterior .

A pair of £45 jeans designed by Jasper Conran promises to give you a derriere to rival Kim Kardashian. The jeans, which are available in Debenhams, promise to add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain.

Debenhams has unveiled a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran . The new denims, right, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain . According to the store, the Shape Enhancing Jeans are said to be flying off the shelves, purchased by women looking for a more shapely figure . The secret to the new jeans' success? A clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve .

If Kim Kardashian has proven anything, it's that big bums are big business . Kim, who was officially crowned 'world's best bottom', sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months . And now, one high street store have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star .

Kim Kardashian has proven that big bums are big business . Kim, who was officially crowned 'world's best bottom', sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months .

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Debenhams has jumped on the derriere enhancing bandwagon by giving customers the chance to enhance that all-important asset with a pair of £45 jeans. The new denims, designed by Jasper Conran, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain. According to the store, the Shape Enhancing Jeans are said to be flying off the shelves, purchased by women looking for a more shapely figure. FEMAIL put the jeans to the test to see if they really can give you a pert posterior a la Kim or whether it's

The new jeans promise to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear . The secret to the new jeans' success? A clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve .

Kim Kardashian's big bum has sparked a new trend for bottom facials . Kim's bottom caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months . High street store Debenhams have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star .

The new denims, right, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere compared to normal jeans, left, as modelled by 24-year-old Jenny Kershaw . Lucy Herring, 28, tested out her day-to-day jeans, left, against the bottom-boosting pair, right, which have heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve . The secret to the new jeans' success? A clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve, promising to turn a shapeless bottom into rear

Kim Kardashian has proven that big bums are big business. Kim Kardashian, who was officially crowned world's best bottom, sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months. And now, one high street store have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. Debenhams has unveiled a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran. MailOnline's Hanna Flint pitted the enhancing jeans, right, against

If Kim Kardashian has proven anything, it's that big bums are big business. Kim, who was officially crowned 'world's best bottom', sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months. And now, one high street store have created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. Debenhams has unveiled a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran. MailOnline's Hanna Flint pitted the enhancing jeans

Kim Kardashian's bottom has inspired a new trend for 'bacials' - that's bottom facials - and caused a 45% increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months . Debenhams has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival Kim's .

Debenhams has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star Kim Kardashian . The new denims, designed by Jasper Conran, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain .

Debenhams has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran that promise to give customers a derriere to rival Kim Kardashian. The Shape Enhancing Jeans can add up to two extra inches to the rear and have been flying off the shelves, according to the store. The jeans feature heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve, as well as control panels at the front to flatten the tummy.

The high street store Debenhams has introduced a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. The jeans are said to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear.

Debenhams has released a pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. The jeans are said to be flying off the shelves, purchased by women looking for a more shapely figure. The jeans give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear. The jeans are designed by Jasper Conran, who is known for his designing of the Shape Enhancing Jeans, which can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain. The jeans are said to

Kim Kardashian's 'world's best bottom' has sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - bottom facials - and caused a 45% increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months. Debenhams has unveiled a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran, which promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. The jeans are said to be flying off the shelves.

The new jeans from Debenhams are designed to give you a bigger bottom . They have a clever combination of cheek-enhancing cut, expert tailoring, and heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve . The jeans promise to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear .

Debenhams has released a pair of £45 bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran . The jeans promise to add up to two extra inches to your derriere and flatten the tummy to emphasise the effect . Two testers were impressed with the jeans, which promise to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear.

 If Kim Kardashian has proven anything, it's that big bums are big business. She sparked a new trend for 'bacials' - bottom facials - and caused a 45 per cent increase in bottom enhancing procedures over the last 12 months. Now, one high street store has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star. Debenhams has unveiled a £45 pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran. MailOnline's Hanna Flint pitted the enhancing jeans, right, against her regular jeans, left. Debenhams has jumped on

Debenhams has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans designed by Jasper Conran. The jeans promise to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear, which Bianca London, 25, tested out.

Debenhams has jumped on the derriere enhancing bandwagon by giving customers the chance to enhance that all-important asset with a pair of £45 jeans. The new denims, designed by Jasper Conran, can add up to two extra inches to your derriere and have proved an instant success for the high-street chain. MailOnline's Hanna Flint pitted the enhancing jeans, right, against her regular jeans, left.

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High street store Debenhams has created a pair of bottom-boosting jeans that promise to give you a derriere to rival the reality TV star Kim Kardashian . The jeans promise to give a significant 20 degree rise in overall curvature to the rear, which Bianca London, 25, tested out .

Debenhams has launched a new pair of jeans that promise to give you a Kim Kardashian-like bottom . The jeans are designed by Jasper Conran and have heavier denim strategically built in to give extra bulk and curve . The jeans have been a success with customers and are said to be flying off the shelves .

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . The 50-year-old house husband was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair later rushed across town to get pizza . They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Abedin is one of three top

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his home in Manhattan . They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account .

Anthony Weiner spotted pushing son on swings amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account . Senior figures in Congress were already investigating Clinton's communications from 2009-13 .

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . The 50-year-old house husband was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday . The pair later rushed across town to get pizza .

Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for stroll amid claims wife Huma Abedin is caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner pushing three-year-old Jordan on swings at playground near to his house .

Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for pizza run amid claims wife has been caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account .

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home . They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server. Senior figures in Congress were already investigating Clinton's communications from 2009-13, which they say were not conducted via official State Department accounts but a 'clintonemail.com' address. Clinton has handed over 55,000 pages of communications from the time - but admitted on Tuesday during a news conference that she deleted more than 30,000 emails she decided were personal

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal . Huma Abedin, one of Clinton's top aides, reportedly used private email account . Weiner resigned from Congress in 2011 after sending sexually suggestive photos of himself via Twitter .

Anthony Weiner spotted taking son Jordan for a stroll in park . Former congressman spotted pushing son Jordan on swings . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal .

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for stroll amid claims wife has been caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner was spotted pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using private email account .

Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin has an email address on Clinton's private server . Weiner tried to return to politics by taking part in 2013 New York Mayoral race but lost after receiving less than five per cent of votes .

Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing his son Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair later rushed across town to get pizza. Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal .

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account .

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday . They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account . Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server . Senior figures in Congress were

Anthony Weiner's son Jordan enjoys a swing at a playground near his home in New York . Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin is under scrutiny about using a private email account . Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin is under scrutiny about using a private email account .

Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home . He was seen enjoying himself amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account.

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Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . The 50-year-old house husband was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday . The pair later rushed across town to get pizza . Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife H

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday . The pair later rushed across town to get pizza . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin is under scrutiny about using a private email account .

Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account . Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server .

Anthony Weiner spotted pushing son on the swings near his downtown Manhattan home . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin caught up in Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin was one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server .

Anthony Weiner's son pushed on swings at playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan . Anthony Weiner pushed three-year-old Jordan high on swings before the pair ran off to get pizza . Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin (left) is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server . Anthony Weiner (right) was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan high on swings before the pair ran off to get pizza .

Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing his son on a swing in New York yesterday. Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing his son on a swing in New York yesterday. Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing his son on a swing in New York yesterday.

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was seen taking his son to the park amid claims his wife, Huma Abedin, has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on Clinton's private server. The investigation has now widened after it emerged that one of Abedin's email addresses is Huma@clintonemail.com, showing that she could have also been using the server to conduct official business.

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair rushed across town to get pizza. Former US representative Anthony Weiner was seen taking his son for a quick stroll near his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server . The 50-year-old house husband made sure he pushed three-year-old Jordan high on the swings

Former US representative Anthony Weiner seen taking son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday . They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . They were seen enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server. Senior figures in Congress were already investigating Clinton's communications from 2009-13, which they say were not conducted via official State Department accounts but a 'clintonemail.com' address. Clinton has handed over 55,000

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. Weiner was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair later rushed across town to get pizza. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin has an email address on the former secretary of state's private server.

Weiner spotted taking son for stroll, getting pizza amid claims wife caught up in Hillary Clinton email scandal . Investigation has widened after it emerged that one of Abedin's email addresses is Huma@clintonemail.com . Longtime Clinton aide Abedin had an email address on the former secretary of state's private server .

Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a stroll in Manhattan . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin is being investigated for using a private email account . Weiner resigned from Congress in 2011 after sending sexually suggestive photographs of himself via Twitter .

 Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. The 50-year-old house husband was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair later rushed across town to get pizza. Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal.

Anthony Weiner spotted with son taking a stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin had an email address on the former secretary of state's private server, judging from records maintained by Lexis-Nexis.

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. They were spotted enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server. Senior figures in Congress were already investigating Clinton's communications from 2009-13, which they say were not conducted via official State Department accounts but a 'clintonemail.com

Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account.

Anthony Weiner spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. Weiner's wife Huma Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server.

Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll amid claims his wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. The 50-year-old house husband was seen pushing three-year-old Jordan on the swings at a playground near to his house in downtown Manhattan yesterday. The pair later rushed across town to get pizza. Former US representative Anthony Weiner was spotted taking his son for a quick stroll near his downtown Manhattan home yesterday. They were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal. They were spotted enjoying themselves as Weiner's wife H

Former congressman Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing children around town amid allegations that wife Hillary Clinton emails scandal involving emails from his wife's private email account. Former congressman Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing children around town yesterday morning amid allegations that wife Hillary Clinton emails scandal involving emails from his wife's private email account. Former congressman Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing children around town yesterday morning amid allegations that wife Hillary Clinton emails scandal involving emails from his wife's private email account. Former congressman Anthony Weiner was spotted pushing children around town yesterday morning amid allegations that wife Hillary Clinton emails scandal involving emails from his wife's private email account. Former

Former US representative Anthony Weiner spotted taking son for a quick stroll amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner and son were seen enjoying themselves amid claims Weiner's wife has been caught up in the Hillary Clinton email scandal . Weiner's wife Huma Abedin faces scrutiny about using a private email account. Abedin is one of three top Clinton aides who reportedly used email addresses hosted on the former secretary of state's private server.

Selena's family creating a hologram-like figure of the singer . Selena's Facebook page has 2 million likes . The technology is being handled by a Nevada-based tech company . Selena will be the first figure to use the technology .

Selena's sister says new technology will bring back the singer . Selena will be the first figure to use the Acrovirt technology . The family intends to expand her legacy in another way: with some new music .

Tejano star Selena, who died 20 years ago, is coming back in a big way: with a hologram-like figure . Billboard reports that the singer's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . "By no means is this something that's creepy or weird," her sister, Suzette Quintanilla, told Billboard . Selena: 20 years after her death . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company . Twenty years after she was killed by her fan club president, Selena remains incredibly

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure . The singer's likeness will "walk, talk, sing and dance" . The singer's family hopes the technology will help her legacy continue growing .

Selena's family is creating a "hologram" version of the singer . The singer's family is partnering with a tech company to create a "digital embodiment" of Selena . Selena's family hopes the hologram will "help her legacy continue growing" .

Selena's family creating a hologram-like figure . The singer's family says it's a way to continue her legacy . Billboard reports the hologram-like figure will "walk, talk, sing and dance" .

Selena hologram: New technology will bring back Tejano star . New technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC . New technology will "walk, talk, sing and dance digital embodiment" of Selena .

Selena's family to create hologram-like figure . Singer was killed 20 years ago . Family also plans to create new music and videos .

Selena's family creating hologram-like figure . Singer's sister: "We think it's something amazing" . Selena's family intends to expand her legacy in another way: with some new music .

Selena hologram: Singer's family plans 'walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment' . Family hopes new technology will help her legacy continue . New music, videos and tour planned for 2018

Selena's family creating hologram-like figure of singer . Selena the One will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of singer . Selena the One will release new songs and videos, will collaborate with current hit artists .

Selena the One is a hologram-like figure that will be created by Selena's family . The figure will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of the singer . The figure will release new songs and videos, will collaborate with current hit artists, and will go on tour in 2018 .

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the singer . The project is called "Selena the One" . Selena's sister says the technology is "not creepy or weird"

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the singer . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC . The project is being called "Selena the One" .

Selena's family plans to create a hologram-like figure of the singer . Selena's family plans to create a hologram-like figure of the singer .

Selena's hologram will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . Selena's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona .

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Selena: 20 years after her death . Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the singer . The singer's Facebook page has 2 million likes . Selena will be the first figure to use the Acrovirt technology .

Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, known as Selena, was a Tejano music star who was killed by a fan club president in 1995 . Her family is creating a hologram-like figure of her that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . The figure will be called "Selena the One" . The family also plans to release new music .

Selena, who died 20 years ago, is coming back in a big way: with a hologram-like figure . Billboard reports that the singer's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . The new technology is a step forward, Quintanilla said .

Selena's family creating a hologram-like figure of the singer . Billboard reports that the singer's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona .

Selena the One will be the first hologram to use the Acrovirt technology.

Selena: 20 years after her death . Technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC . New songs and videos to be released .

Selena's hologram to be created . The singer's family is creating a digital version of her . The singer's sister says the hologram will be "cool" and "not creepy" .

Selena: 20 years after her death . Her family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company .

A hologram-like figure of Tejano star Selena is being created by her family using technology from Acrovirt LLC. The figure will be a "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of Selena's persona. The project is being called "Selena the One" and will release new songs and videos, collaborate with current hit artists, and aims to go on tour in 2018.

The Selena Gomez hologram is coming back -- in a big way. The singer's family is creating a version of her that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company . People don't realize how fast technology is moving . Selena is popular with her Facebook page record 2 million likes and fans continue to post videos and tributes . The Acrovirt technology will autonomously learn and react on behalf of its human counterpart's . It is being called "Selena the One .

Selena's family creates a hologram-like figure to represent the singer . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company . Selena will be the first figure to use the Acrovirt technology, and her family plans to expand her legacy with some new music . The technology is being used to create a hologram of Michael Jackson that appeared at the Billboard Music Awards in 2014 and a hologram of Tupac Shakur that performed at Coachella in 2012 .

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . The figure is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company . The project is being called "Selena the One." The family intends to expand her legacy in another way: with some new music. Selena the One "will release new songs and videos, will collaborate with current hit artists, and aims to go on tour in 2018."

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the late singer . The figure will be able to "walk, talk, sing and dance" . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company .

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the singer . Acrovirt LLC is handling the technology for the project, called "Selena the One" . Fans can join an Indiegogo campaign to support the launch of the project, which begins April 16.

 Selena the One will be a "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of the singer. Selena's family is creating the hologram-like figure. The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company. Selena will be the first figure to use the Acrovirt technology. Selena's family intends to expand her legacy in another way: with some new music. Selena isn't the first performer to try the virtual route. A Michael Jackson hologram appeared at the Billboard Music Awards in 2014. A hologram of Tupac Shakur performed at Coachella in 2012.

Selena's family is creating a hologram of her. The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company. "Using detailed individual personalized functions spanning the mind, brain and body, the individual's Digitized Human Essence will autonomously learn and react on behalf of its human counterpart's," the company explained. "The project is called 'Selena the One.' "

Selena hologram coming to life. Billboard reports that Selena's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona. The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company.

Selena's family is creating a hologram-like figure of the singer. "Selena the One" will be walking, talking, singing and dancing. The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company.

Selena's family creating hologram-like figure of the singer. New technology will allow Selena to "walk, talk, sing and dance". The singer's family plans to launch a tour in 2018.

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Selena's family is creating a version of the singer that will be "walking, talking, singing and dancing digital embodiment" of her persona . The technology is being handled by Acrovirt LLC, a Nevada-based tech company . Selena will be the first figure to use the Acrovirt technology, Quintanilla said.

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012 . Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earns

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . Earnshaw has scored 16 goals for Wales, ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012 .

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . 'It has been a dream come true to have the opportunity to walk out in front of the whole nation and represent Wales in so many important games,' Earnshaw said .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012.

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012 . Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . 'It has been a dream come true to have the opportunity to walk out in front of the whole nation and represent Wales in so many

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . 'It has been a dream come true to have the opportunity to walk out in front of the whole nation and represent Wales in so many important games,' Earnshaw told the official Whitecaps website .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw scored 16 goals for Wales, making him joint sixth on the country's all-time list . The striker was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . Earnshaw represented Wales for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 .

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . The Wales striker has signed for MLS side Vancouver Whitecaps . Earnshaw scored 16 goals for Wales and was joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . He scored 12 Premier League goals for West Brom, including this one against Manchester United . He scored a hat-trick in a 4-0 victory over Scotland nearly two years later .

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . The striker scored 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales .

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . He scored 16 goals for Wales . He has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 .

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Earnshaw has scored 12 Premier League goals for West Brom, including this one against Manchester United . Earnshaw celebrates a

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. 'It has been a dream come true to have the opportunity to walk out in front of the whole nation and represent Wales in so many

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . 'It has been a dream come true to have the opportunity to walk out in front of the whole nation and represent Wales in so many important games,' Earnshaw told the official Whitecaps website. 'I am honoured and proud to play for my country for over a decade. I am also extremely thankful for the support I've received over the years from all my Welsh team-mates,coaches, and staff and will be

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . Earnshaw has signed a one-year deal with Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps .

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country

 Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw, who made his name at Cardiff after growing up in nearby Caerphilly and scored over 100 goals for the Bluebirds before moving on to West Brom, Norwich, Derby and Nottingham Forest for transfer fees totalling over £12.5million. Earnshaw, who was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration, later returned for a second spell at Cardiff and has had previous MLS experience at Toronto and Chicago Fire as well as playing in Israel for Maccabi Tel Aviv. Earnshaw, who was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration, later

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw, who has played for over a decade, has not been picked for the side since 2012 . Earnshaw has scored over 100 goals for his country . Earnshaw has represented his country over a decade .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . Earnshaw has scored 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales .

Welsh striker Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. Earnshaw won 58 caps and scored 16 goals for Wales, ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers. He made his international debut in May 2002 and earned cult status by netting a debut winner against Germany.

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football as he moves to the MLS. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Robert Earnshaw, who was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration, later returned for a

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . Earnshaw, who was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration, later returned for a second spell at Cardiff and has had previous MLS experience at Toronto and Chicago Fire as well as playing in Israel for Maccabi Tel Aviv. On the international front Earnshaw earned cult status by netting a debut winner against Germany in May 2002 and scoring a hat-trick in a 4-0 victory over Scotland nearly two

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Earnshaw, who was renowned for his somersault goal-scoring celebration, later returned for a second spell at Cardiff and has had previous MLS experience at Toronto and Chicago Fire as well as playing in Israel for Maccabi Tel Aviv. On the international front Earnshaw

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . Earnshaw scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes .

Wales striker Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football . He has scored 16 goals for Wales, ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers . Earnshaw has had a successful career, scoring over 100 goals for Cardiff and playing in the MLS for multiple teams .

The study of the dynamics of the solar corona is a topic of great interest in solar physics. The solar corona is a highly dynamic medium, where the plasma is heated to millions of degrees and is subject to large scale motions. The solar corona is also a very tenuous medium, and the plasma is highly magnetized. The corona is heated by a variety of mechanisms, including magnetic reconnection, wave dissipation, and nanoflare heating. The solar corona is also subject to a variety of large scale motions, including the solar wind, coronal mass ejections, and solar flares. The solar wind is a superson

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales. Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012.

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012. Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football. Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012. Earnshaw has scored over 100 goals for Cardiff and West Brom.

Robert Earnshaw has announced his retirement from international football. Earnshaw, who won 58 caps, made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps. Earnshaw scored 16 goals for Wales - ranking him joint sixth on the country's all-time list of scorers with Cliff Jones and Mark Hughes - and won his last cap in a 2-0 friendly home defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina in August 2012.

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Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw has represented his country for over a decade, but hasn't been picked for the side since 2012 . Earnshaw has had previous MLS experience at Toronto and Chicago Fire as well as playing in Israel for Maccabi Tel Aviv .

Robert Earnshaw has retired from international football after scoring 16 goals in 58 caps for Wales . Earnshaw made the announcement after signing a one-year deal for Major League Soccer side Vancouver Whitecaps . The 33-year-old made his name at Cardiff and scored over 100 goals for the Bluebirds before moving on to West Brom, Norwich, Derby and Nottingham Forest .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and suffered from two gunshot wounds. She was taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting.

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering . In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting . They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting . On Wednesday, Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, were arrested and appeared at Hillsborough County juvenile

Four people including two Tampa teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and suffered from two gunshot wounds . She was taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering . In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting . They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering . In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting . Four people including two Tampa teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks (above Senior Sgt. R. Mills from Tampa Police Department carries Cabella who was found shot and tied up) The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near

Cabella, a pit bull mix, was found tied to railroad tracks in Tampa, Florida last week . Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police . Hollinger threw Cabella into the woods and fired at her before she ran back home and rested injured on the porch, according to investigators .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. Four people including two Tampa teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks (above Senior Sgt. R. Mills from Tampa Police Department carries Cabella who was found shot and

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and suffered from two gunshot wounds. She was taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin (right), 18, and Kenny Bell (left), 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. On Wednesday, Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, were arrested and appeared at Hillsborough County juvenile court on Thursday, where they were both

4 people charged in connection to dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Dog named Cabella . 2 teens arrested on Wednesday .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week . Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering . In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting . They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting . On Wednesday, Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, were arrested and appeared at Hillsborough County juvenile court on Thursday, where they were both charged with animal cruelty

Dog shot and tied to railroad tracks in Florida . 4 people including 2 teens charged . Dog named Cabella .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week . Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering .

Four people including two Tampa teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. On Wednesday, Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, were arrested and appeared

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting.

Dog shot and tied to railroad tracks . Dog taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center . Dog recovering .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Cabella was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and suffered from two gunshot wounds .

Dog tied to railroad tracks shot and tied to tracks . Cabella was tied to tracks and shot . Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to dog tied to railroad tracks . Cabella was tied to tracks and shot .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week . Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering . In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting . They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting .

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police . Hollinger threw Cabella into the woods and fired at her before she ran back home and rested injured on the porch, according to investigators .

Four people including two Tampa teens have been charged in connection to an animal cruelty case of a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week . She was taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering .

 Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police. Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police. Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police. Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old

4 people including 2 teens arrested in connection to dog shot and tied to railroad tracks . 4 people including 2 teens arrested in connection to dog shot and tied to railroad tracks .

Two teens arrested in connection to dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Dog named Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds . Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' .

Four people, including two teens, have been charged in connection with the shooting and tying of a dog to railroad tracks in Tampa, Florida. The dog, named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks with two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to a veterinary center for recovery. The suspects have been charged with animal cruelty and possessing a dog for dog fighting.

Four people are being charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. Cabella was bought by Callaway and Hollinger, who found that the one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police . Callaway was also charged with armed trespassing and possession of a firearm, and was ordered to be held in secure detention because of the weapon possession charge, according to WFLA . Both teens were charged as adults . On Wednesday,

Four people, including two teens, have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and suffered from two gunshot wounds. Cabella was taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. Cabella

Four people have been arrested in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. Cabella, who officers named, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. Callaway and Hollinger, both 17, were arrested and appeared at

Four people have been charged in connection to the shooting of a dog and tying her to railroad tracks. The dog, named Cabella, is currently recovering from her injuries. The four people charged include two adults and two teens, who have been charged with animal cruelty.

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks . Darnell Devlin and Kenny Bell have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting . Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger have been charged with animal cruelty and other offenses .

 Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. Four

Dog shot and tied to railroad tracks in Tampa, Florida. Two teens arrested in connection with dog cruelty case. Cabella is recovering at Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center.

Dog shot and tied to railroad tracks in Tampa, Florida. Dog named Cabella was found shot and tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Two teens charged in connection to dog's shooting. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering.

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have both been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. On Wednesday

Four people including two teens have been charged in connection to a dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks. The dog, who officers named Cabella, was found tied to the tracks near Tampa, Florida last week. Cabella suffered from two gunshot wounds and has since been taken to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Center where she is currently recovering. In the latest set of arrests, Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday - the men who police said owned Cabella prior to her shooting. They have been charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting. Four

Police arrested two teenagers who allegedly killed dog tied up near railroad tracks in Tampa Bay area of Florida. Police arrested two teenagers who allegedly killed dog tied up near railroad tracks in Tampa area of Florida. The dog was rescued after being tied up near railroad tracks near Tampa Bay area of Florida where they allegedly killed him after they allegedly killed him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after they allegedly kill him after

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez murder trial say deliberations were 'very hard' . Jurors say they came to conclusion after listening to testimony . Jurors say they found out about Hernandez's other legal woes from judge only after they reached verdict . Hernandez faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions .

Former NFL star Aaron Hernandez convicted of first-degree murder . Jury deliberated more than 35 hours over parts of seven days . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision .

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez trial say they came to decision after long deliberations . Jurors said they were satisfied with their decision . Some jurors filled notebooks as they listened to testimony .

Aaron Hernandez sentenced to life in prison without parole in Odin Lloyd murder trial . Jury deliberated 35 hours over parts of seven days . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision .

Aaron Hernandez jury: 5 things to know about deliberations . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision . Jurors asked Judge Susan Garsh to allow smoking breaks .

Jury convicts Aaron Hernandez in Odin Lloyd's murder . Jurors deliberated for 35 hours over parts of 7 days . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision .

Jurors: We came to conclusion after listening to evidence . Jurors said Hernandez's life changed after verdict . Jurors said Hernandez's life changed after verdict .

Hernandez jury: 'It's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life' . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision . Jurors found out about Hernandez's other legal woes after reaching verdict .

Jurors: Aaron Hernandez trial 'hard' . They deliberated more than 35 hours over parts of seven days . Jury of seven women and five men convicted Hernandez of first-degree murder .

Jurors: Aaron Hernandez murder trial was 'hard' . Jurors: 'Everyone's life changed because of this' . Jurors: 'Very little' known about Aaron Hernandez . Jurors: 'Keep your mind suspended'

Aaron Hernandez convicted of murder in Odin Lloyd case . Jurors deliberated for more than 35 hours over parts of seven days . They said they came away satisfied with their decision .

Former NFL star Aaron Hernandez was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Odin Lloyd. The jurors said they found Hernandez not guilty of illegal gun possession.

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez's murder trial say they deliberated for 35 hours over seven days before reaching a verdict . They say they are satisfied with their decision . They say they came to their conclusion after listening to the evidence and seeing and touching all the evidence . They say they are not angry at Hernandez .

Jurors convicted former NFL star Aaron Hernandez of murder . Hernandez faces three more trials . Jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision .

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez murder trial: We came to best conclusion . We listened to evidence . We heard what they had to say . We got to go into a room and see and touch and feel all the evidence .

Jurors convicted former NFL star Aaron Hernandez in the first-degree murder of Odin Lloyd . Hernandez faces three more trials .

The jury deliberated for more than two hours on Wednesday, and the verdict was announced at 2:30 p.m. The verdict was unanimous. Hernandez was convicted of first-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado. Hernandez was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The jury deliberated for more than two hours on Wednesday, and the verdict was announced at 2:30 p.m. The verdict was unanimous. Hernandez was convicted of first-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furt

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez murder trial say they came to decision after deliberating 35 hours . Jurors say they found out about Hernandez's other legal woes from Judge Susan Garsh . Hernandez potentially faces 3 more trials, 1 criminal and 2 civil actions .

Aaron Hernandez convicted of first-degree murder in Odin Lloyd's death . Jurors deliberated more than 35 hours over parts of seven days . Hernandez sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole . Next up: Hernandez potentially faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions .

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez trial: "It's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life" . They deliberated for more than 35 hours over parts of seven days . They found out about Hernandez's other legal woes from Judge Susan Garsh only after they reached a verdict .

Jury in Aaron Hernandez murder trial says it was satisfied with verdict . Jury says it came to its decision after listening to testimony and evidence . Hernandez faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions .

Nude photo of singer Madonna taken in 1979 . Lee Friedlander pic sold by Christie's for $37,500 . Anonymous bidder made purchase over the phone .

From late January, when New England was living through one of its bleakest and snowiest winters, to a warm and sunny afternoon in April, the jurors in the first-degree murder trial of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez have considered how a promising young athlete who earned millions came to take the life of his onetime friend and future brother-in-law, Odin Lloyd. The jury of seven women and five men listened to more than 130 witnesses and reviewed more than 400 pieces of evidence over the months-long trial. On Wednesday, they convicted Hernandez, who was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, after deliberating

Jurors say they came to decision after reviewing evidence . They said they came to decision after reviewing evidence . They said they came to decision after reviewing evidence .

Jury in Aaron Hernandez trial says it reached a verdict after deliberating for more than 35 hours . Jurors declined to discuss specifics of what happened in the jury room . Aaron Hernandez faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions .

Former NFL star Aaron Hernandez has been convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. The jury of seven women and five men listened to over 130 witnesses and reviewed over 400 pieces of evidence over the months-long trial. Jurors declined to discuss specifics of what happened in the jury room, but said they were satisfied with their decision.

The jury of seven women and five men heard from witnesses and discussed evidence during the first-degree murder trial of Aaron Hernandez . The trial continued through Wednesday . While declining to discuss specifics of what happened in the jury room, jurors said they came away satisfied with their decision . One juror said some panel members had meticulously filled four to eight notebooks as they listened to testimony . Another juror said some panel members had unnecessarily filled 8 pages of notebooks as they listened to testimony . Hernandez potentially faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions . Next up is another murder trial in which he is accused of killing two people and wounding another

Jurors deliberated over 35 hours to find guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Odin Lloyd . Aaron Hernandez was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after deliberating over 37 hours 

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez's first-degree murder trial convict him of killing his former friend and future brother-in-law, Odin Lloyd. They deliberated for over 35 hours over parts of seven days and said they were satisfied with their decision. Hernandez potentially faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions.

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez murder trial convict him of first-degree murder . Trial lasted over 130 witnesses and 400 pieces of evidence . Hernandez sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole .

Jury of 12 found Aaron Hernandez guilty of first-degree murder . After 35 hours of deliberation, jurors agreed to meet with reporters to discuss the process . Jurors said they had open minds and listened to the evidence before making their decision .

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The concept of the "Internet of Things" (IoT) has been around for more than a decade, but it has recently gained momentum, especially with the advent of the fifth generation of mobile networks (5G). The IoT is expected to connect billions of devices, which will be used in various applications, such as smart cities, smart homes, smart transportation, smart healthcare, and smart industry. The IoT is expected to have a significant impact on the way we live, work, and play. In particular, it is expected to have a significant impact on the way we interact with our environment. The

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez case convicted him of first-degree murder. Jury deliberated 35 hours over parts of seven days. Hernandez was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Aaron Hernandez guilty of first-degree murder in Odin Lloyd's death. Jury deliberated more than 35 hours over parts of seven days. Jury found Hernandez guilty of first-degree murder, unlawful possession of a firearm, and five gun charges.

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez trial describe deliberations. They said they came away satisfied with their decision. They listened to more than 130 witnesses and reviewed more than 400 pieces of evidence.

Jurors in Aaron Hernandez trial say they found out about his other legal woes after reaching verdict. Hernandez potentially faces three more trials, one criminal and two civil actions.

 jurors said they knew nothing about Hernandez before trial but came out satisfied after deliberations over parts of three days. They said they knew nothing about him before trial but came out satisfied after deliberations over parts of three days. They said they knew nothing about him before trial but came out satisfied after deliberations over parts of three days. They said they knew nothing about him before trial but came out satisfied after deliberations over parts of three days.================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================

Jurors in first-degree murder trial of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez convict him of murder . Jurors deliberated for more than 35 hours over parts of seven days . Jurors say they came away satisfied with their decision .

Paella originated in Valencia, Spain . Paella is a dish of rice, meat and vegetables . It is served with a variety of sauces .

Valencia is the home of paella . Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable .

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable . I buy an 'arrangement' of rabbit and chicken portions from a butcher .

Valencia's paella is famous around the world . The dish originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable . I buy an 'arrangement' of rabbit and chicken portions from a butcher . Then I choose three different types of beans . Paella Valenciana was created from what was easily available to local farmers . This meant rice from the local paddy fields, and beans, rabbit and chicken from their land . It's wrong to add peas, as we Brits do, apparently . Under Luis's watchful eye, I learn how to chop the meat and cook it and the beans in different parts of the pan . I sieve fresh tomato and

Valencia: Spain's third largest city . Not for the Las Fallas festival (a huge affair every March when giant papier-mache figures of politicians are burned amid lively street celebrations), but for its other claim to fame - it is the home of paella .

Valencia is Spain's third largest city . Famous for paella . Chef Luis leads paella-making classes .

Valencia: Paella Valenciana was created from what was easily available to local farmers. This meant rice from the local paddy fields, and beans, rabbit and chicken from their land .

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable . Dinner is served: Paella Valenciana was created from what was easily available to local farmers .

Valencia, home of paella, is a city of contrasts . Kirker Holidays offers three nights from £559 per person .

Valencia, Spain's third largest city, is home to paella . Luis is a top chef who leads paella-making classes . First, I have to get the ingredients . Dinner is served: Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally

Valencia is home to paella, a rice dish with chicken, rabbit and beans . Paella originated from ingredients that were cheap and easy to source . Valencia has great beaches, markets and a Unesco-listed silk hall .

Valencia is the home of paella. It is the birthplace of paella and the ingredients are locally sourced. The dish is made with rice, meat, beans, tomato, rosemary and smoked pimenton.

Valencia is the home of paella . Paella is a rice dish that originated in Valencia, Spain . Valencia is also known for its Las Fallas festival, a huge street celebration that takes place every March . Valencia is a great place to visit for its beaches, orange tree patios, and its Unesco listed Lonja (silk hall)

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . Paella Valenciana was created from what was easily available to local farmers .

Valencia, Spain's third largest city, is home to paella . Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally .

Valencia, Spain's third largest city, is home to paella . It's the home of paella .

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable . I buy an 'arrangement' of rabbit and chicken portions from a butcher . I learn how to chop the meat and cook it and the beans in different parts of the pan . I add fresh rosemary, remembering to remove it after ten minutes . It seems to work and in around 20 minutes my glossy, golden rice dish is complete . Delicious, though I say so myself . Luis awards

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable . I buy an 'arrangement' of rabbit and chicken portions from a butcher . Then I choose three different types of beans .

Valencia, Spain's third largest city, is the home of paella . Paella is a rice dish with meat, beans and vegetables . Valencia has fantastic white beaches, too, just five minutes from the city centre .

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . Valencia has fantastic white beaches, too, just five minutes from the city centre .

I am a paella ambassador. If you want to know more about this famous dish and its variations, contact Patrick Waller. Originally from Bromley, he moved to Valencia 23 years ago when he fell in love with a local, Julia Espin. A real mixed bag: True paella can contain seafood and rabbit - but should never feature peas . They run the Paella Project, taking in all aspects of buying fresh produce at the market, cooking classes, wine tastings and a visit to Xativa in the hills with lessons and meal preparation outdoors. You can also explore the famous rice fields of the Albufer

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Paella is a rice dish originating in Valencia, Spain . It is made with locally sourced ingredients . The central market in Valencia is a glorious art nouveau building .

Valencia, Spain is known for its paella, a dish made with rice, beans, rabbit, and chicken. The dish originated in Valencia and can be made with variations such as seafood and rabbit, but should never include peas. Visitors can take paella-making classes and explore the local markets for fresh ingredients.

Luis provides delicious paella for me to serve at the market. I am then awarded with my diploma in Paella Administration. If you want to learn more about this famous dish and its variations, contact Patrick Waller.Originally from Bromley, he moved to Valencia 23 years ago when he fell in love with a local, Julia Espin. A real mixed bag: True paella can contain seafood and rabbit - but should never feature peas . They run the Paella Project, taking in all aspects of buying fresh produce at the market, cooking classes, wine tastings and a visit to Xativa in the hills with

Paella is a Spanish dish made from rice, beans, rabbit, and chicken that is usually served with a sauce made from tomatoes, pimento, and rosemary. The central market in Valencia is a great place to buy ingredients for paella. The dish was originally made from what was easily available to local farmers. The recipe calls for adding fresh rosemary, which is removed after 10 minutes. The dish is completed by cooking the rice in different parts of the pan and adding a sauce made from tomatoes, pimento, and rosemary. Luis, a top chef, leads paella-making classes. You can

Luis teaches me how to make paella using local ingredients . Paella originated in Valencia and uses ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally . Paella is a dish made from rice, beans, rabbit, and chicken . Peas should not be included in a paella dish . Paella is a popular dish in Spain and there are many restaurants which serve it . Kirker Holidays (020 7593 1899, www.kirkerholidays.com) offers three nights at Melia Plaza Hotel in Valencia, Spain for £559 per person.

Luis teaches paella-making classes in Valencia, Spain . He takes students to the local market to buy ingredients, and then teaches them how to cook the dish . Paella is a traditional Spanish dish made with rice, beans, rabbit, chicken, and spices .

Valencia, Spain is home to the famous paella dish . Luis, a top chef, leads paella-making classes and teaches the traditional ingredients and techniques . Valencia also offers white beaches, orange tree patios, Unesco listed Lonja, and El Corte Ingles department stores.

The genus Leptinotarsa (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) is composed of approximately 100 species (Gordon et al. 2005). The most economically important species is the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), which is considered a major pest of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) and other solanaceous crops (Gordon et al. 2005). L. decemlineata is native to North America and was accidentally introduced into Europe in the late nineteenth century (Gordon et al. 2005). Since

Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally. The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable. Luis is a top chef who leads paella-making classes. Dinner is served: Paella originated in Valencia, using ingredients which could be sourced cheaply and locally. The central market is in a glorious art nouveau building in the old quarter, with more than 500 stalls selling every Spanish food imaginable. Luis is a top chef who leads paella-making classes. Dinner is served: Paella originated

Valencia in Spain has rice fields, white beaches and great paella. Paella is a mix of rice, chicken, rabbit and beans. It is made with ingredients which could be sourced locally.

Valencia, Spain's third largest city, is home of paella. It's wrong to add peas, as we Brits do, apparently. Visit the famous rice fields of the Albufera National Park, just 15 minutes outside Valencia.

Valencia is home to paella, a dish of rice, meat and vegetables. It was created by local farmers using ingredients which were easily available. It is wrong to add peas, as we Brits do, apparently.

The famous Spanish city of Valencia boasts excellent beaches and plenty of tourist attractions including museums and museums. There are plenty of restaurants offering delicious food and drink throughout the city centre. There are also plenty of shops offering shopping opportunities throughout the city centre. There are plenty of hotels offering accommodation throughout the city centre. There are plenty of tourist attractions including museums and museums throughout the city centre. There are plenty of restaurants offering delicious food throughout the city centre. There are plenty of shops offering shopping opportunities throughout the city centre. There are plenty of hotels offering accommodation throughout the city centre. There are plenty of tourist attractions including museums and museums throughout the city centre

Valencia is the home of paella, a dish created from what was easily available to local farmers . Paella Valenciana was created from rice from the local paddy fields, and beans, rabbit and chicken from their land . It's wrong to add peas, as we Brits do, apparently . Luis, a top chef, leads paella-making classes . I buy ingredients at the market and learn how to chop the meat and cook it and the beans in different parts of the pan . I sieve fresh tomato and dabble in smoked pimento for flavour . The secret is about how to put the rice

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign . Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Ra

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign . Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes . Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week .

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' . Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Chris Christie as governor since 2010 . Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections .

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie . Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes .

The new Republican governor of Illinois has called New Jersey 'going down the drain' . New Jersey is 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes . Rauner's backer Chris Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections .

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections . He said: 'We've got the highest property taxes in America other than New Jersey. I don't want to compete with New Jersey on anything, especially that. That's a disaster.' The State Register-Journal of Springfield, Illinois, reported that he continued: 'New Jersey is lost. They're going down the drain, and they ain't turning it around.' The staunch criticism may come as a surprise to Christie, who as the head of the Republican Governors Association funneled $7million in campaign funds to help him topple Democratic incumbent Pat Quinn.

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections . He said: 'We've got the highest property taxes in America other than New Jersey. I don't want to

The new Republican governor of Illinois says New Jersey is 'going down the drain' . He criticizes its high property taxes . New Jersey has had Chris Christie as governor since 2010 .

The new Republican governor of Illinois says New Jersey is 'going down the drain' . Bruce Rauner says New Jersey is 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes . Rauner spent $37million on TV ads in his campaign, outspending his opponent by $9million .

Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections . Rauner spent a total of $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, in which he outspent Quinn by some $9million, according to the Center for Public Integrity.

New Illinois governor Bruce Rauner says New Jersey is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's comments may surprise his ally Chris Christie, who is the Republican governor of New Jersey . Rauner spent $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, outspending his opponent by $9million .

Illinois governor Bruce Rauner has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' because of its high property taxes. Rauner's backer, Chris Christie, sent $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections. Rauner spent a total of $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, in which he outspent Quinn by some $9million, according to the Center for Public Integrity.

Rauner, a Republican, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner spent a total of $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, in which he outspent Quinn by some $9million, according to the Center for Public Integrity . Christie's association sent a total of $7million Rauner's way.

New Jersey is 'lost' because of its high property taxes . Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections . He said: 'We've got the highest property taxes in America other than New Jersey. I don't want to compete with New Jersey on anything, especially that. That's a disaster.' The State Register-Journal of Springfield, Illinois, reported that he continued: 'New Jersey is lost. They're going down the drain, and they ain't turning it around.' The staunch criticism may come as a surprise to Christie, who as the head of the Republican Governors

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Ra

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner

New Illinois governor Bruce Rauner has said New Jersey is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's backer Chris Christie sent $7million to his campaign in the 2014 governor elections . Rauner has often been a vocal Christie fan .

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime . Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $

 The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week.

Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by his ally Chris Christie . New Jersey has had Christie as governor since 2010 . Rauner's comments may come as a surprise to Christie, who as the head of the Republican Governors Association funneled $7million in campaign funds to help him topple Democratic incumbent Pat Quinn . Christie often showed up on the campaign trail alongside Rauner, and boasted that he 'didn't come empty-handed' after making a $2.5million top-up to the coffers .

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' . He said New Jersey is 'lost' and that it has high property taxes . He said New Jersey is 'lost' and that it has high property taxes .

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner has criticized New Jersey, which is run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, calling it a "disaster" due to its high property taxes. Rauner received $7 million in campaign funds from Christie's Republican Governors Association during the 2014 governor elections. Rauner's criticism may come as a surprise to Christie, who campaigned for Rauner and has been a vocal supporter of his.

Bruce Rauner, right, has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Rauner, left, spent a total of $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, in which he outspent Quinn by some $9million, according to the Center for Public Integrity.

Governor Bruce Rauner of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections. He said: 'We've got the highest property taxes in America other than New Jersey. I don't want to compete with New Jersey on anything, especially that. That

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has said that New Jersey is 'going down the drain' because of its high property taxes. Rauner's backer, Chris Christie, who is also the governor of New Jersey, sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Rauner spent a total of $37million on TV ads alone in the campaign, in which he outspent Quinn by some $9million.

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has said that New Jersey is 'going down the drain'. Rauner made the comments during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. The staunch criticism may come as a surprise to Christie, who as the head of the Republican Governors Association funneled $7million in campaign funds to help him topple Democratic incumbent Pat Quinn.

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has criticized New Jersey for its high property taxes . Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey, had sent $7 million to Rauner's election campaign . Rauner has previously described Christie as 'one of the greatest public servants in America today'.

 The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime. Rauner's

Bruce Rauner, the Republican governor of Illinois, has said New Jersey is 'lost' because of its high property taxes. Rauner has attacked New Jersey, which has had Chris Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax regime. Rauner's backer: Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections. He said: 'We've got

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week.

The new Republican governor of Illinois has said New Jersey is 'going down the drain' - despite it being run by fellow Republican Chris Christie, who sent $7million his way in the latest election campaign. Bruce Rauner said the Garden State was 'lost', thanks in part to its high property taxes. Rauner hit out at New Jersey, which has had Christie as governor since 2010, during a speech at the Illinois Farm Bureau last week. Sniping: Bruce Rauner, right, has said that New Jersey, the state run by his ally Chris Christie, left, is 'a disaster' because of its tax

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Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has criticized New Jersey, which is run by fellow Republican Chris Christie. Rauner said New Jersey is 'lost' and 'going down the drain' because of its high property taxes. Christie, who sent $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections, has not yet commented.

Bruce Rauner, the new Republican governor of Illinois, has criticized New Jersey, which is run by fellow Republican Chris Christie. Rauner said that New Jersey is 'lost' and 'going down the drain' because of its high property taxes. Christie's Republican Governors Association gave $7million to Rauner's campaign in the 2014 governor elections.

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through . She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with

Lauren Hill , 19, diagnosed with rare brain cancer, plays basketball despite doctor's prognosis . Made it: Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life .

Lauren Hill, 19, diagnosed with rare brain cancer . She made it through full season despite doctors' predictions . Now she has trouble swallowing and needs a wheelchair .

Lauren Hill, 19, has rare brain cancer . She played four basketball games with her team early in the season, making five layups. As her condition worsened, she became an honorary coach, attending games when possible.

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life .

Freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer has trouble swallowing . Lauren Hill, 19, diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma) . She played four basketball games with her team . She tires easily now and needs to use a wheelchair often .

Freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer . Lauren Hill, 19, made it through full season . Now having problems swallowing as her condition worsens .

Basketball player with rare brain cancer who made it through full season despite being given only a few months to live is now having problems swallowing as her condition worsens . Lauren Hill, 19, was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 percent . She still made it through a full season at the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has .

Cincinnati college freshman basketball player with brain cancer . Lauren Hill has trouble swallowing as her condition worsens . Despite diagnosis, Hill played four games with team early in season .

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has. Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through.

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life. Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing

Lauren Hill, 19, was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 percent . She decided to attend college and play for the Division III school . She defied expectations and played four basketball games with her team early in the season . Her condition worsened and she became an honorary coach, attending games when possible .

Team: Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team . Lauren Hill (pictured) made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through.

Lauren Hill, 19 (pictured), made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing. We

Freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer who made it through full season despite being given only a few months to live is now having problems swallowing as her condition worsens . During her senior year of high school, Lauren Hill was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 percent . She still made it through a full season at the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her daughter's progress and said this week

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress . She said her daughter's pain medication has been increased to help her deal with headaches and aches across her body.

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing. We

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has.

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing.

College basketball player with rare brain cancer has trouble swallowing . Lauren Hill, 19, was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 percent . She decided to attend college and play for the Division III school .

Lauren Hill, a freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer, is experiencing difficulty swallowing as her condition worsens. Despite being given only a few months to live, Hill made it through a full season at the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has. Hill's mother updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through.

A freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer makes it through full season despite being given only a few months to live . During her senior year of high school, Hill was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 per cent . She still made it through a full season at the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has . But she decided to attend college and play for the Division III school . In September 2014, Hill's doctor told her she would not

 Lauren Hill, a freshman basketball player with rare brain cancer, made it through full season despite being given only a few months to live . She played four basketball games with her team early in the season and made five layups . Her condition worsened, but she still made it through a full season while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life . Despite the diagnosis, Hill decided to attend college and play for the Division III school . In September 2014, Hill's doctor told her she would not live past December, but Hill drastically defied expectations. She played four basketball games with

19-year-old Lauren Hill made it through a full season with a rare brain cancer while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has. Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. Hill is getting treated at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Freshman basketball player Lauren Hill has rare brain cancer and is having trouble swallowing as her condition worsens. Hill was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 percent, during her senior year of high school. Despite the diagnosis, Hill decided to attend college and play for the Division III school.

Freshman basketball player Lauren Hill has rare brain cancer and is now having difficulty swallowing . She defied expectations by playing four games with her team and raising over $1.3 million for research . The Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team held their end-of-season banquet in a hospital room with Hill .

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Basketball player with rare brain cancer makes it through full season despite being given only a few months to live. Lauren Hill made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life.

Rare brain cancer patient who made it through a full basketball season now has trouble swallowing. Lauren Hill, 19, was diagnosed with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma) in September 2014. She made it through a full season with the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has.

Lauren Hill, 19, made it through a full season with the Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor that will likely end her life. Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing. We

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Lauren Hill, 19, played basketball for Cincinnati university despite being given only a few months to live . She is now having problems swallowing, but her humor and bravery are shining through . Her mother Lisa updates her followers on her Facebook page about her daughter's progress and said this week that Lauren was having trouble swallowing, although her humor and bravery are shining through. She posted: 'Lauren sleeps about 12 hours a day and still does not like to take naps. 'Her appetite is not as big as it use to be. She has been having increased issues with swallowing. We had to add some thickener to her water to

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke first suggested the adoption of the American system in 2014 . Les Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews . The League Managers Association supports the implementation of a Rooney Rule-style law .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realise that they are being racist because they won

Les Ferdinand wants to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law in English football . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all .'

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge what he believes is a 'lack of diversity' in the game . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . Ferdinand believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants to see a Rooney Rule-style law introduced in English football . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realise that they are being racist because they won't give you that opportunity. 'You may have already decided who your next manager is going to be but if I sit down in front of you I might impress you so much that you might recommend me to someone else.' FA chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system in 2014 . Ferdinand wants black managers

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand would like to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realise that they are being racist because they won't give you that opportunity. 'You may have already decided who your next manager is going to be but if I sit down in front of you I might impress you so much that you might recommend me to someone else.' FA chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system in 2014 . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . Ferdinand says there is a lack of diversity in the game . Ferdinand believes black managers are not given opportunities .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law in English football . FA chairman Greg Dyke first suggested adoption of the American system in 2014 . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge what he believes is a 'lack of diversity' in the game .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . The Rooney Rule requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role . Ferdinand believes there is a lack of diversity in English football .

Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge the lack of diversity in the game . The FA chairman Greg Dyke first suggested the adoption of the American system in 2014 . Ferdinand believes it could be the best way to give prospective black managers the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge what he believes is a 'lack of diversity' in the game. Football Association chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system - which requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role - in 2014. And now Ferdinand has reopened the debate by insisting it could be the best way to give prospective black managers the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them.

Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . He believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realise that they are being racist because they won't give you that opportunity

Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . He believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand wants to see a level playing field established where individuals possessing the necessary qualifications and experience are able to apply and be taken into proper consideration for positions .

The LMA is committed to the fundamental principle of equal opportunities for anyone, from any background, who wishes to work and build a career, as a manager or coach, in professional football and we are focussed on the need to increase the number of managers from black and ethnic minorities who have coaching or management qualifications.

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand would like to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews .

Les Ferdinand would like to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realise that they are being racist because they won't give you that opportunity

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Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . The FA chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system in 2014 . And now Ferdinand has reopened the debate by insisting it could be the best way to give prospective black managers the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them.

Les Ferdinand wants to see a Rooney Rule-style law implemented in English football . He believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews . Greg Dyke's support for the Rooney Rule was not shared by others in the game with Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore rejecting the idea .

English football needs to adopt a Rooney Rule-style law . The Rooney Rule is a law in the US that requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role . The Rooney Rule is named after Dan Rooney, the owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers . The Rooney Rule is designed to increase diversity in the NFL .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge the lack of diversity in the game. The American system requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role. Ferdinand believes that this could be the best way to give prospective black managers the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them.

Les Ferdinand wants English football to adopt a Rooney Rule-style law in order to challenge a 'lack of diversity' in the game. He believes this is a way of ensuring that prospective black managers have the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them. QPR director of football Ferdinand wants English football to adopt a Rooney Rule-style law in order to challenge a 'lack of diversity' in the game. He believes this is a way of ensuring that prospective black managers have the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them. Kick It Out tells Sky Sports News that English football should adopt a Rooney

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge what he believes is a 'lack of diversity' in the game. Football Association chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system - which requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role - in 2014. And now Ferdinand has reopened the debate by insisting it could be the best way to give prospective black managers the confidence to aspire to positions they currently feel are beyond them. QPR director of football Les Ferdinand would like to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law

Les Ferdinand, the director of football for QPR, wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football to challenge what he believes is a 'lack of diversity' in the game. The FA chairman Greg Dyke was the first to suggest the adoption of the American system - which requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role - in 2014. Ferdinand's views are shared by anti-racist campaigners Kick It Out, which told Sky Sports News that 'the access to opportunities for employment in football continue to be out of reach for many.' The League Managers Association supports the implementation of a

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football . The Rooney Rule requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role . FA chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system in 2014 .

QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants to introduce a Rooney Rule-style law in English football . The Rooney Rule requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role . The League Managers Association supports the implementation of the Rooney Rule-style law to increase the number of managers from black and ethnic minorities .

 QPR director of football Les Ferdinand wants to see a Rooney Rule-style law introduced in English football. The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football. Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all.'
The FA chairman Greg Dyke was first to suggest the adoption of the American system in 2014. Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews. Dyke's support for the Rooney Rule was not shared by others in the game with Premier League chief executive Richard Sc

Les Ferdinand wants a Rooney Rule-style law to be introduced in English football. Ferdinand believes there is a lack of diversity in English football. Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews.

Les Ferdinand is the director of football at Queens Park Rangers. He believes there is a lack of diversity in English football. Ferdinand wants black managers to be given the opportunity to showcase their credentials at interviews.

Les Ferdinand believes that a Rooney Rule-style law should be introduced in English football. Ferdinand's views are shared by anti-racist campaigners Kick It Out. The League Managers Association supports the implementation of a Rooney Rule-style law.

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Les Ferdinand, QPR director of football, would like to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law in English football . The QPR director of football believes there is a lack of diversity in English football . Ferdinand told Sky Sports: 'We're not saying you have to give anybody the job - we're just saying "give us an interview" - that's all. 'It's just a case of being able to sit down and put your credentials on the table. At the moment we're not even getting that chance. 'People often talk and say "I'm not racist" and don't even realize that they are

Les Ferdinand wants to see the introduction of a Rooney Rule-style law in English football . The Rooney Rule requires NFL teams to interview at least one minority candidate for each head coaching role . Ferdinand believes there is a lack of diversity in English football and that the Rooney Rule would give black managers the opportunity to showcase their credentials .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened . Women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened . Women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened . Women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning .

New tests can pinpoint genetic 'markers' in breast cancer tumour . Women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . Some women's risk of recurrence as low as 5% .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy . The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence . Although the medication kills off cancer cells, the side effects – including complete hair loss, nausea, sickness, weight gain or loss, and extreme fatigue – can be difficult to live with . For some women, the prospect of chemotherapy is more daunting than the surgery itself . But experts have long-believed that the risk of cancer recurrence

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened . Women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning .

New tests pinpoint genetic 'markers' in tumour and determine its aggressiveness . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened . Majority of women are routinely given gruelling drug treatment following removal of tumour .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy . The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy.

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness.

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . Breast cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened . Women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' .

New tests can tell if breast cancer is likely to return . Women can opt out of chemotherapy if test shows low risk .

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Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy . The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence . Although the medication kills off cancer

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . Most of the tests are available only privately and cost about £2,500, although breast specialists hope they may soon become properly available on the NHS . Surgeon Hemant Singhal said: 'I think there is a good case for the NHS to use this test on the basis that the cost is balanced

New tests can determine whether breast cancer patients need chemotherapy . Tests can tell if the risk of cancer recurrence is as low as five per cent . Chemotherapy can cause hair loss, nausea, sickness, weight gain or loss, and extreme fatigue .

New tests can tell women within days whether they have a high or low risk of breast cancer returning . Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests .

Nude breast cancer patient Becca Cornford (left) and her husband, Dr. Peter Cornford, who have been given the 'EdoPredict' test. Becca Cornford (right) and her husband, Dr. Peter Cornford, who have been given the 'EdoPredict' test.

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' . EndoPredict can tell if women have a high or low risk of recurrence .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness . If the newest of the tests, called EndoPredict, shows a low score, patients can opt not to have chemotherapy . Most of the tests are available only privately and cost about £2,500, although breast specialists hope they may soon become properly available on the NHS .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness . After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning . For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy .

New tests can determine the aggressiveness of breast cancer tumours and pinpoint genetic markers, allowing some patients to avoid chemotherapy. The tests screen cancer cells after surgery and can accurately determine if the risk of recurrence is as low as 5%. The majority of women with breast cancer are given chemotherapy following the removal of the tumour, but the side effects can be difficult to live with, and experts believe that for some women, chemotherapy may not be necessary.

 Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' and determine its aggressiveness . Test finds low risk of recurrence within ten years . Pregnant women may benefit from test .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic 'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to

New tests can pinpoint genetic 'markers' in breast cancer tumours . These tests can determine if chemotherapy is necessary . The tests are available privately for £2,500 .

New tests can accurately determine if the risk of breast cancer recurrence is low . Tests can help women make an informed choice about whether or not to have chemotherapy . Tests are available privately and cost about £2,500, but may soon become available on the NHS.

 Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence

New tests can tell if breast cancer patients need chemotherapy. Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers'. Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness.

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers'. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy.

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic'markers' in the tumour and determine its aggressiveness. After surgery, the cancer cells are sent to a lab where they are screened, and women can be told within days whether they have a high or low risk of the disease returning. For some women, the test can accurately tell if the risk is as low as five per cent, which is as good as if not better than the odds for those who have chemotherapy. The majority of women who have breast cancer are routinely given the gruelling drug treatment following removal of the tumour to prevent recurrence. Although

Women who risk recurrence after surgery may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic markers in tumour cells. Women who risk recurrence after surgery may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic markers in tumour cells. Women who risk recurrence after surgery may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests that pinpoint genetic markers in tumour cells.

Mammograms can detect early signs of breast cancer . Genetic markers in the tumour can determine aggressiveness of cancer . New test called EndoPredict can determine if chemotherapy is necessary .

The Obamas both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there . Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live . But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program . Scroll down for video . Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the First Lady flew to California to give Ellen DeGeneres a hug (right) Busting moves on our dime: Michelle Obama took a different flight to her husband to appear on the Ellen DeGeneres show and dance to Uptown Funk . Tough at the top

The Obamas took separate planes to California . The president flew on to Phoenix while the First Lady returned to the White House . The Obamas did not see each other at all in California .

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama both flew to California to appear on TV . Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live . But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program.

The Obamas billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get to Burbank, California . Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show .

The Obamas took separate planes to California to film TV appearances . The president flew to LAX, while the First Lady flew to Burbank . They filmed on different days .

The president and first lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California . They billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there . Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million .

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there.

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday . Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million . Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show .

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program.

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Scroll down for video . Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the

The Obamas both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Busting moves on our dime: Michelle Obama took a different flight to her husband to appear on the Ellen DeGeneres show and dance to Upt

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there . Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live . But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show .

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Scroll down for video . Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the First Lady flew

 The First Lady flew on to Los Angeles on Friday afternoon, while the President returned to the White House Thursday. Air Force One costs more than $200,000 an hour to fly, meaning the tab for Obama's flight to Los Angeles will have passed the $1million mark by itself. The specifics of the First Lady's travel arrangements are not clear, though it is likely to have stacked tens of thousands of dollars on to the overall cost. It is not the first time the First Family has come under scrutiny for drafting multiple planes for very similar trips. A 2011 summer jaunt to Martha's Vineyard saw the President take Air Force One

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday . The President took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million . The First Lady took a different flight to her husband to appear on the Ellen DeGeneres show and dance to Uptown Funk .

The President and First Lady both took separate planes to California . The President took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million . The First Lady took a different plane to appear on Ellen DeGeneres show .

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama both flew to Burbank, California for separate TV appearances, with taxpayers footing the bill for two private flights. Obama took Air Force One at a cost of over $1 million to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live, while Michelle Obama chartered a separate plane for an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. The White House defended the separate flights, stating that the schedules were not in sync.

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1 million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Scroll down for video . Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the First Lady flew

The Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the First Lady flew to

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday, but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there . Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, while Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane . White House deputy press secretary Eric Schultz defended the arrangement, saying 'I believe on this occasion the schedules were not in sync to travel together.'

The Obamas flew to California separately for TV appearances, costing taxpayers more than $1 million . The President read out mean tweets about himself on Jimmy Kimmel Live, while the First Lady danced with Ellen DeGeneres . The White House defended the arrangement, saying the Obamas' schedules 'were not in sync'.

 The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Scroll down for video. Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. But, rather than ride with him, Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, filmed in the same LA suburb as Kimmel's program. Scroll down for video. Obamas' day out: The president goofed around on-screen with Jimmy Kimmel, left, while the First Lady flew

The Obamas took separate flights to LA for TV appearances. Michelle Obama went to Ellen DeGeneres' show, while Barack Obama appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's. The President took Air Force One, while the First Lady took a different plane.

The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program. Use this transcript to help students reading comprehension and vocabulary tests. The weekly Newsquiz tests students knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News.

The President and First Lady both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday - but billed taxpayers for two separate private flights to get there. Barack Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, so he could be on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Michelle Obama took a different flight to her husband to appear on the Ellen DeGeneres show and dance to Uptown Funk.

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama both filmed TV appearances in Burbank, California on Thursday . Obama took Air Force One to LAX, at a cost of more than $1million, while Michelle Obama chartered a different, earlier plane for a slot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show . The White House has insisted that the pair's schedules 'were not in sync' .

A set of Boston fraternal twins who beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure have celebrated their first birthdays. Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Scroll down for video . Alexandre (left) and Ronaldo (right) Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the

Twin boys born 24 days apart celebrate first birthday . Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March .

Boston twins celebrate first birthday . Mother Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva went into labor 16 weeks early . Doctors used rare technique to keep Ronaldo growing inside his mother's womb .

Twin brothers born 24 days apart celebrate first birthday . Alexandre (left) and Ronaldo (right) Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy while at the party on Thursday at Tufts Medical Center . Dr Jonathan Davis (center), chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had never seen delayed interval delivery this successful . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval delivery, which is rare. She held back tears

Twin boys born 24 days apart celebrate first birthday . Twins were born 24 days apart, but survived . They were delivered by a delayed interval delivery, which is rare .

Boston fraternal twins celebrate first birthday . Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes were born 24 days apart . Alexandre was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26 .

Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes beat all odds by being born 24 days apart . They were delivered via delayed interval delivery, which saved their lives . The twins' mother was 24 weeks pregnant when she went into labor .

Boston fraternal twins born 24 days apart celebrate first birthday . The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26 . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval delivery, which is rare .

Twins born 24 days apart in rare procedure celebrate first birthdays . Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center . The boys' mother, Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy .

Boston fraternal twins celebrate their first birthdays . They were born 24 days apart in a rare procedure . They are doing well .

Boston fraternal twins who were born 24 days apart celebrate their first birthdays . The twins' mother, Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval delivery, which is rare . Dr Jonathan Davis, chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had never seen delayed interval delivery this successful .

Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March . The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Scroll down for video . Alexandre (left) and Ronaldo (right) Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March . Lindalva (pictured with her husband, Ronaldo, and twin babies) was just 24 weeks

Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy while at the party on Thursday at Tufts Medical Center . Dr Jonathan Davis (center), chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had never seen delayed interval delivery this successful . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval

Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes were born 24 days apart . They had a birthday party at Tufts Medical Center with the staff who helped their family during their births last March . Their mother, Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work .

Boston fraternal twins celebrate first birthdays . Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center . The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 . The twins were born to Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva and Ronaldo Antunes .

A set of Boston fraternal twins who beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure have celebrated their first birthdays. Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Scroll down for video . Alexandre (left) and Ronaldo (right) Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered

Twin boys born 24 days apart . Boston twins beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare delivery procedure . They are now thriving .

Twins born 24 days apart in rare procedure . Alexandre was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26 . The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26 .

Boston twins Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes, who were born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure, celebrated their first birthdays at Tufts Medical Center. The oldest, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. The boys' mother, Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval delivery, which is rare.

The Boston fraternal twins Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes celebrate their first birthday party at Tufts Medical Center on Thursday. Alexandre was born premature on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26, and was to be Pinheiro da Silva's first child with Ronaldo. Lindalva (pictured with her husband, Ronaldo, and twin babies) was 24 weeks pregnant when she went into labor and had a delayed interval delivery which is rare. But when her water broke in February, the excitement turned to fear. 'I panicked,' Pinheiro da Silva said. 'It wasn't time. It was too

Boston fraternal twins who were born 24 days apart have celebrated their first birthdays with a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, held back tears as she thanked the

A set of Boston fraternal twins who beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure celebrated their first birthdays on Thursday. Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy while at the

Boston fraternal twins born 24 days apart celebrate first birthdays . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva went into labor 16 weeks early and had a delayed interval delivery, which is rare . Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes are doing well despite one twin being nearly a month older than the other .

Boston fraternal twins celebrated their first birthdays after being born 24 days apart in a rare delivery procedure . Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy . The twins beat all odds and are doing well despite one being nearly a month older than the other.

 Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, held back tears as she thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy while at the party on Thursday at Tufts Medical Center. Dr Jonathan Davis, chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had never seen delayed interval delivery this successful. Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, the boys' mother, went into labor 16 weeks early last February and had a delayed interval delivery, which is

Boston fraternal twins who beat all odds by being born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure have celebrated their first birthdays. Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who helped their family during their births last March. The oldest by nearly a month, Alexandre, was born prematurely on March 2 followed by the arrival of his twin brother on March 26. Scroll down for video. Alexandre (left) and Ronaldo (right) Antunes had a special birthday party at the Tufts Medical Center on Thursday while gathered with the staff who

The Antunes twins were born 24 days apart at Tufts Medical Center. They were born prematurely and weighed less than 2 pounds. They are now healthy and thriving.

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The Boston twins, Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes, who were born 24 days apart in a rare procedure, celebrated their first birthday on Thursday . Alexandre was born prematurely on March 2, and Ronaldo was born on March 26 . The twins' mother, Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, thanked the doctors and staff for their work during her pregnancy . Dr Jonathan Davis, chief of Newborn Medicine at the hospital, said he had never seen delayed interval delivery this successful .

Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes were born 24 days apart in a rare, lifesaving delivery procedure . Their mother went into labor 16 weeks early and had a delayed interval delivery . The boys are doing well and their mother is grateful to the doctors and staff who helped her family .

Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 is a coffee table book featuring vintage posters from 1945-1975 . The posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel . The adverts were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including TWA and Canadian Pacific, which no longer exist .

Vintage posters show golden age of air travel . Airlines used glamorous adverts to encourage people to fly . New York, Hawaii and Bermuda were popular destinations .

Vintage posters featured in new book are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience, passengers wore their best clothes and there was plenty of legroom.

Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 . The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program . Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary . The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News .

Vintage posters show golden age of air travel . Adverts feature beautiful women, landmarks and natural beauty spots . They were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including Pan Am, TWA and Canadian Pacific .

Vintage airline posters are featured in new book . They showcase destinations such as Hawaii and Bermuda . The posters were created by some of the best creative minds of the time .

Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 is a new book that showcases vintage adverts for airlines . The adverts were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including TWA and Canadian Pacific, which no longer exist . The book uses special techniques to replicate their work as accurately as possible .

A new coffee table book features vintage airline posters from the golden age of air travel . The posters were created by some of the best creative minds of the time, including Ivan Chermayeff, Otl Aicher and Saul Bass . The posters feature beautiful women, glamorous destinations and natural beauty spots .

A new book, Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975, looks at the golden age of air travel and the adverts that encouraged people to fly. The adverts were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including TWA and Canadian Pacific, which no longer exist. The book hails the designers' creative genius and uses special techniques to replicate their work as accurately as possible.

These vintage posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience, passengers wore their best clothes and there was plenty of legroom . The adverts created for the biggest airlines of the day, including many which no longer exist, offer a glimpse at how air travel, advertising and society changed over the 30-year period covered in the book . The book hails the designers' creative genius and uses special techniques to replicate their work as accurately as possible .

The book is a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart . The book is a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart . The book is a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart . The book is a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart . The book is a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart . The book

Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 is a book of vintage posters that were created by the real-life Don Drapers, Peggy Olsons and other mad men of Madison Avenue . The book hails the designers' creative genius and uses special techniques to replicate their work as accurately as possible .

The book features dozens of glamorous adverts from the golden age of air travel . The adverts were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including TWA and Canadian Pacific, which no longer exist . The simple but effective posters showcase each destination with eye-catching cartoons or photos of beautiful women .

The book features vintage posters from the golden age of air travel . They are a throwback to the golden age of air travel . They are a throwback to the golden age of air travel .

 The book is a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience. It's a book about the designers of the adverts in the book.

They're the kind of colourful adverts that would have been created by the real-life Don Drapers, Peggy Olsons and other 'mad men' of Madison Avenue. These vintage posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience, passengers wore their best clothes and there was plenty of legroom. They’re featured in a new coffee table book, Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975, which revisits a time when the skies were dominated by the likes of Pan Am, British Overseas Airways Corp (BOAC) and Continental. Scroll down for video .

Adverts in a coffee table book show how air travel, advertising and society changed over the 30-year period covered in the book . The book hails the designers' creative genius and uses special techniques to replicate their work as accurately as possible .

A new coffee table book called Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 features vintage posters from the golden age of air travel. The posters were created by some of the best creative minds of the time and were used to promote destinations and encourage people to travel. The book uses special techniques to replicate the posters as accurately as possible and offers a glimpse at how air travel, advertising, and society changed over the 30-year period covered in the book.

The book features vintage air travel posters by designer Matthias C Huhne and publishers Callisto Publishers. It revisits a time when the skies were dominated by the likes of Pan Am, British Overseas Airways Corp (BOAC) and Continental. Many of the adverts promote transatlantic or transpacific travel. British Airways promoted its launch of the Concorde in the 1970s, while TWA promoted its New York route. The book is about how these adverts used beauty spots, like Sydney Harbour and Bermuda's beaches, as well as how each airline led to the creation of British Airways.

The book Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 by Matthias C Huhne revisits the history of air travel and features beautiful posters of destinations by some of the best creative minds of the time. These vintage posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers wore their best clothes. British Airways, TWA and Continental all promoted their launches of the Concorde in the 1970s, which made air travel more affordable for those who could afford to fly. Many of the ads featured beautiful women in an effort to glamorize destinations and encourage people to travel. The book has 436

The book Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 features vintage posters from the golden age of air travel . The ads were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including British Airways and TWA, which no longer exist . The book is 436 pages long and contains dozens of glamorous adverts that encouraged those who could afford to fly to visit far-flung destinations such as Haiti, Hawaii, Japan, New York and London.

The book, "Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975" features vintage posters from the golden age of air travel . The posters showcase each destination with eye-catching cartoons or photos of beautiful women, landmarks, and natural beauty spots . The book uses special techniques to replicate the work of the posters' creators as accurately as possible.

Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 is a new coffee table book featuring vintage posters from the golden age of air travel . The book contains dozens of glamorous adverts created by some of the best creative minds of the time . The adverts showcase each destination with eye-catching cartoons or photos of beautiful women, landmarks, and natural beauty spots.

The book Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 features vintage adverts for Pan Am and other airlines. It was a time when it cost an incredible amount of money to purchase a ticket for a commercial flight. The adverts were created for the biggest airlines of the day, including TWA and Canadian Pacific, which no longer exist.

The book Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 features vintage adverts for some of the biggest airlines of the day. The adverts were created by some of the best creative minds of the time, including Ivan Chermayeff, Otl Aicher, Massimo Vignelli and Saul Bass, Academy Award-winning filmmaker.

The book contains dozens of beautiful women in an effort to encourage passengers travel to destinations such as Hawaii and Hawaii island. The simple but effective posters showcase each destination with beautiful women and landmarks such as Times Square and Tower of London. The book contains dozens of beautiful women in effort to encourage passengers travel to destinations such as Hawaii island. The simple but effective posters showcase each destination with beautiful women and landmarks such as Times Square and Tower of London. The book contains dozens of beautiful women in effort to encourage passengers travel to destinations such as Hawaii island. The simple but effective posters showcase each destination with beautiful women and landmarks such as Times Square and Tower of

The book Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 is a coffee table book that contains vintage posters from the golden age of air travel . The book is a throwback to a time when flying was an exclusive experience, passengers dressed up, and there was plenty of legroom . The book contains posters from the biggest airlines of the day, including many which no longer exist . The posters are a throwback to the golden age of air travel, when flying was an exclusive experience and passengers dressed smart .

A new book features vintage posters from the golden age of air travel . The book contains dozens of glamorous adverts that encouraged people to visit far-flung destinations . The adverts were created by some of the best creative minds of the time .

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The missing woman, who has not yet been named, fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October . It is the first known instance of children in the Netherlands being abducted and taken to join ISIS .

Dutch mother abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa .

Dutch mother abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa . The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group .

Dutch mother abducts two of her children to join ISIS . She fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October, the Dutch prosecution's office confirmed this morning .

Dutch mother abducts two of her four children to join ISIS . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa . The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group . Abducted: The father of the missing children named the pair as 'Luca', seven, (left) and his sister 'Aysha', eight, (right) and said they had been taken without his consent . The missing woman, who has not yet been named, fled the Netherlands

Dutch mother abducts two children and joins ISIS . She took children without father's consent . She took children without father's consent .

Dutch mother abducts children to join ISIS in Syria . 32-year-old Chechen national fled Maastricht with two of her children . She used fake passports to travel across Europe .

Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join ISIS . She fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October . It is the first known instance of children in the Netherlands being abducted and taken to join ISIS .

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa . The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent .

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent.

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa.

Dutch mother abducts two of her four children and takes them to join ISIS . The father of the missing children named the pair as 'Luca', seven, (left) and his sister 'Aysha', eight, (right) and said they had been taken without his consent . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group .

Dutch mother abducts two children and takes them to join ISIS in Syria . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa .

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group. Abducted: The father

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group .

Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group. Abducted: The father

 The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven (left) and Aysha, eight (right) and said they had been taken without his consent . The missing woman, who has not yet been named, fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October, the Dutch prosecution's office confirmed this morning. Snatched: Eight-year-old Dutch girl 'Aysha' was abducted by her mother and taken to join ISIS . It is the first known instance of children in the Netherlands being abducted and taken to join ISIS . According to the Dutch newspaper De Limburger, the children's father had previously

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group. Abducted:

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa . The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group . The missing woman, who

Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State . The unnamed woman had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group .

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her children and taken them to Syria to join ISIS. The father of the missing children reported his estranged wife to the police because he was concerned she was planning to travel to Syria. The woman later took to Facebook to declare that she and her two children had arrived in Raqqa, the terrorists' de facto capital, and nothing has been heard from them since.

The Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terrorist group. The missing woman,

 Dutch mother abducts 2 of her 4 children and takes them to join militants fighting for ISIS in Syria . The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group . The mother has not yet been named and her whereabouts are unknown . The missing woman, who has not yet been named, fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October, the Dutch prosecution's office confirmed this morning. The three

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group. Dutch officials said they had no

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria . The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa . The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent.

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children to join militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria . The mother had been living in Maastricht in the Netherlands before taking her two children to Raqqa . An 18-year-old man was arrested in Birmingham on suspicion of preparing to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State .

 A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The missing woman, who has not yet been named, fled the Netherlands with two of her children last October, the Dutch prosecution's office confirmed this morning. Snatched:

The Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group. Abducted: The

Dutch woman abducts two children and takes them to join ISIS in Syria. She had been living in Maastricht in the Netherlands. The children's father had previously reported his estranged wife to the police because he was concerned she was planning to travel to Syria.

The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program use this transcript to help students reading comprehension and vocabulary . The weekly Newsquiz tests students knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News .

A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organization in Syria . The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group . Dutch officials said they had no way of telling whether the group were still alive, with prosecutor Bart den Hartigh declaring the recovery of the children 'impossible' as the Netherlands has no legal relationship with either the Syrian regime or the terror group that controls the city of Raqqa.

A Dutch mother has abducted her two children and taken them to join ISIS in Syria . The woman is believed to have used fake passports to travel across Europe . Dutch officials say they have no way of telling whether the group are still alive .

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colors in icy caves underneath a glacier . The rainbow caves are given their various colors by light refracting through the ice . A photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds .

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier . The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear . And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds . Scroll down for video . The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky . The caves, found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petro

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier . The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear . And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds .

Amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier . The cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice .

Photographer Denis Budkov trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes . The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice . As the short, summer months arrive, intensive melting of the ice creates ravines which flow and hollow out the caves and tunnels . The incredible lights are the result of sunlight streaming through the glacial ice into the hidden world below . The cave was carved out of the glacier by an underground river that is sourced in a hot spring gushing from the Mutnovsky volcano itself .

Amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier . The caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice . The thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear .

Photographer captures amazing images of rainbow ice caves . The caves are located near Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky . Photographer Denis Budkov trekked inside the dangerous caves to capture the colourful scenes .

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier . The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear .

Photographer captures amazing rainbow caves under glacier . The caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice . Photographer also added his own take by lighting flares and breathing fire .

Denis Budkov, a local guide and photographer, trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes. The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice. Then as the short, summer months arrive, intensive melting of the ice creates ravines which flow and hollow out the caves and tunnels.

The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky . The caves, found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, were captured by local guide and photographer Denis Budkov. Mr Budkov, 35, trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes.

The ice caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice . The thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear . The photographer also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds .

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier . The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds. Scroll down for video . The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

 The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program . Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary . The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News .

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier. The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds. Scroll down for video . The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchats

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves . The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice . Photographer Denis Budkov also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds .

Photographer Denis Budkov captured stunning images of rainbow-colored ice caves found near the Mutnovsky volcano in Russia. The colors are created by light refracting through the ice, and Budkov added his own touch by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the blue hues into dark reds. The caves are dangerous and could collapse at any moment, but Budkov risked it to capture the spectacular images.

The rainbow caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky . The caves, found near the Mutnovsky volcano, were captured by local guide and photographer Denis Budkov . Mr Budkov, 35, trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes . The amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves - lit up by flares and fire-breathing (Denis Budkov pictured) . The emerald colours of the ice were spectacular

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colors in icy caves beneath a glacier. The rainbow caves are given their various colors by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds. Scroll down for video . The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

Today's article discusses the rainbow caves found in icy caves underneath a glacier. The caves are given their various colors by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. Photographer Denis Budkov also added his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds.

The images reveal a kaleidoscope of colors in icy caves underneath a glacier . The rainbow caves are given their various colors by light refracting through the ice . The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky .

Photographer Denis Budkov captured the rainbow-colored ice caves near the Mutnovsky volcano in Russia . The caves are lit up by light refracting through the ice and by flares and fire-breathing . The ice caves are created by heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice, and then melting in the summer months .

 These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier. The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds. Scroll down for video. The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchats

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours in icy caves underneath a glacier. The rainbow caves are given their various colours by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear. And a photographer, from Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East, also decided to add his own take - by lighting flares and breathing fire to turn the normally blue hues into dark reds. Scroll down for video. The caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

The ice caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. The caves, found near the Mutnovsky volcano, 45 miles (72km) south of the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, were captured by local guide and photographer Denis Budkov. Mr Budkov, 35, trekked inside the dangerous caves - which could collapse at any moment - to capture the colourful scenes. The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice.

These amazing images reveal a kaleidoscope of colours inside icy caves beneath the glacier of the volcano called Mutnovsky. The colours are caused by light reflecting through the ice and creating colours like purple and blue colors. The photographer also added lights to create light colours like purple and blue colors. The photographer also added lights to create light colours like purple and blue colors. The photographer also added lights to create light colours like purple and blue colors. The photographer also added lights to create light colours like purple and blue colors. The photographer also added lights to create light colours like purple and blue colors. The photographer also added lights to create light

The rainbow caves are given their various colors by light refracting through the ice - with the thicker the ice, the more emerald they appear . The caves were captured by local guide and photographer Denis Budkov . The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice . As the short, summer months arrive, intensive melting of the ice creates ravines which flow and hollow out the caves and tunnels . The incredible lights shining purple, blue, green and yellow are no computer trickery - they are the result of sunlight streaming through the glacial ice into the hidden world below . The cave was carved

The rainbow caves are found near the Mutnovsky volcano in Russia . The caves were captured by local guide and photographer Denis Budkov . The ice cave's unique formations are created by the heavy winter snow becoming compressed and forming ice .

New species of mushroom discovered in Norfolk, UK . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . They have been found in Norfolk, Hampshire and the Welsh Borders .

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . Mr Revett, 49, said: 'They do look like little mushroom men . That's what drew my attention to them .'

New species of mushroom discovered in Norfolk . They look like little mushroom men . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK .

New species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a road . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs .

New species of mushroom that looks like a man discovered . Found in Norfolk, England . Named geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK .

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK.

New species of mushroom looks like a human head, arms and legs . Discovered by Jonathan Revett on the side of a road in Norfolk . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs .

New species of mushroom that looks like man discovered in Norfolk . Fleshy off-shoots resemble human heads, arms and legs . Jonathan Revett found fungus in 2000 but dismissed it as species of earthstar fungi .

New mushroom species discovered in Norfolk . Looks just like a man . Jonathan Revett first spotted the fungus in 2000 .

New species of mushroom that looks like a man discovered . Found by the side of a busy road in Norfolk . DNA analysis shows they are unique to the UK .

New species of mushroom discovered in Norfolk . Fungus has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK .

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a road . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world.

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world.

New species of mushroom discovered by side of road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . Jonathan Revett found fungus in 2000 .

New species of mushroom discovered in UK . Fungus looks like mushroom men . Fungus found in UK .

Geastrum britannicum, a new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK .

New species of mushroom discovered in Norfolk . Fungus looks like man . Named geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK .

New species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . Mr Revett, 49, said: 'They do look like little mushroom men. 'It's really strange how their shape makes them look like they have a head and arms. That's what drew my attention to them.'

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs .

New species of mushroom that looks like a man discovered by the side of a road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . The fungus was first discovered in 2000 .

Geastrum britannicum, a new species of mushroom found in Norfolk .

New species of fungus discovered by side of road . They were doing the work and requested some samples of this fungus and found the DNA was different . It's incredible to think I'd only gone out there to look at some big mushrooms I'd been tipped off about .

New species of mushroom found in Norfolk . It has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . It has been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK .

A new species of mushroom that resembles a man has been discovered in Norfolk, UK. The fungus has been named geastrum britannicum and has fleshy off-shoots that resemble human heads, arms, and legs. The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett, who sent the specimens to Kew Gardens for testing and DNA sequence analysis.

A new species of mushroom has been discovered by the side of the road . The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world . Fun guys take picture of it and send it to Jonathan . The fungus is unique to the UK and has off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs .

New species of mushroom found that looks like a man . They have fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs . Mycologists in Spain have now confirmed the difference and they are now classified as a new species in the world . Mr. Revett, who runs the mycology website fenfungi.com, found them in Cockley Cley, Norfolk . They were first spotted in 2000 and were dismissed as a species of earthstar fungus which is prevalent in Norfolk. The fungus has now been classified as a new species in the world and is now being studied by mycologists in

A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a road. The fungus, found in Cockley Cley, Norfolk, has fleshy off-shoots that appear to resemble human heads, arms and legs. The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world.

Mushroom that looks like a man discovered by side of road in Norfolk, UK . Fungus has been classified as a new species and named geastrum britannicum . Mushroom can be found in Norfolk, Hampshire, and the Welsh Borders.

New species of mushroom resembling a man discovered in Norfolk, UK . Fungus has been classified as geastrum britannicum and is unique to the UK . DNA sequence analysis has confirmed the fungus is different from other species of earthstar fungi.

 Fun guys: A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road. They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK. Mr Revett, 49, said: 'They do look like little mushroom men. 'It's really strange how their shape makes them look like they have a head and arms. That's what drew my attention to them.' Despite first spotting them in 2000, the fungus was dismissed as a species of earthstar fungi which is prevalent in Norfolk. Having been interested in mycology - the study of fungus

New species of mushroom discovered in UK. Found in Norfolk. Named geastrum britannicum.

New species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered. Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world. Fun guys: A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road. They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK. Mr Revett, 49, said: 'They do look like little mushroom men. 'It's really strange how their shape makes them look like they have a head and arms. That's what drew my attention to them.' Despite first spotting them in

New species of mushroom that looks like a man discovered in Norfolk. Mushroom named geastrum britannicum to reflect it being unique to the UK. Mushroom found by Jonathan Revett in 2000.

New species of mushroom discovered in Norfolk. Fungus resembles a man with arms and legs. Named geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK.

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A new species of mushroom that looks like a man has been discovered by the side of a busy road . They have been named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . The discovery was made by Jonathan Revett and the mushroom has now been classified as a new species in the world .

Winston Reid signs new contract with West Ham . Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Reid had been tapped up . Reid fights for the ball with Tottenham striker Harry Kane during the recent match at White Hart Lane . Reid signs new deal with West Ham .

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club . Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international . Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club . Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months . Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract .

West Ham defender Winston Reid signs new contract . Allardyce admits Reid was tapped up . Allardyce says West Ham's good season helped convince Reid to sign .

Winston Reid signs new six-and-a-half year deal with West Ham . Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Reid had been tapped up . Allardyce says Reid's new deal is down to West Ham's good season .

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international. Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to rope in the questioning techniques of Jack Bauer from television's '24' to get an answer out of the player. Winston Reid signed a new six-and-a-half year deal West Ham last week after it appeared he would leave . Sam Allardyce had said it was unlikely that Reid had not verbally agreed to join another club . But the

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . Talks between West Ham and Reid had been ongoing for several months . Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park . Reid signs new six-and-a-half year deal .

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . West Ham defender signs new six-and-a-half-year contract . Allardyce says West Ham's strong season helped convince Reid to stay .

West Ham defender Winston Reid signs new six-and-a-half year contract . Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Reid had been tapped up . Reid had been linked with Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal .

Winston Reid signs new West Ham contract after Sam Allardyce claimed he had been tapped up . Allardyce admits he was wrong . West Ham manager says no club bigger than Hammers showed interest in signing Reid .

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club . Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not verbally agreed to leave Upton Park .

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Reid signed a new six-and-a-half-year deal West Ham last week after it appeared he would leave . Allardyce says he was wrong, so he admits that .

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the New Zealand defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Allardyce had said it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to rope in the questioning techniques of Jack Bauer from television's '24' to get an answer out of the player. But the 26-year-old, who will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury, has now signed

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . Reid signs new deal with West Ham . Reid fights for the ball with Tottenham striker Harry Kane .

West Ham defender signs new deal . West Ham defender signs new deal .

West Ham defender Winston Reid signs new contract . Reid had been linked with the likes of Tottenham and Arsenal before penning new deal . Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Reid had been tapped up . Reid fights for the ball with Tottenham striker Harry Kane during the recent match at White Hart Lane .

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West Ham defender Winston Reid signs new six-and-a-half-year contract . Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Reid had been tapped up . Reid signs new deal after being linked with the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal .

West Ham defender Winston Reid signed a new six-and-a-half year deal with the club last week after it appeared he would leave . Sam Allardyce had said it was unlikely that Reid had not verbally agreed to join another club . But the 26-year-old, who will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury, has now signed a six-and-a-half-year contract to keep him tied down to the east London outfit - with Allardyce quick to admit he had misread the situation. 'I was wrong, so I admit that,' he said when asked if he was

West Ham defender Winston Reid has signed a new six-and-a-half-year contract . Sam Allardyce admitted he was wrong to claim Reid had been tapped up . Reid will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury .

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . Reid signed a new six-and-a-half year deal . West Ham have had a good season up until now .

Article: (CNN) -- A U.S. judge on Thursday ordered a former U.S. Marine sentenced to life in prison for killing a fellow veteran to be released from prison. U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon in Washington, D.C., ruled that the Marine, who was convicted of murder in 2012, should be released from prison in Maryland to serve his sentence in Virginia. The judge said the Marine's release would not be in violation of the terms of his sentence. The Marine, who was convicted of murder in 2012, was sentenced to life in prison in Maryland. He was convicted of killing a

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months . Winston Reid signed a new six-and-a-half year contract . Sam Allardyce says he was wrong to say Winston Reid had been tapped up .

West Ham defender Winston Reid signs new six-and-a-half year contract . Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up . West Ham boss says no club bigger than the Hammers had looked like making a move for his signature .

West Ham defender Winston Reid has signed a new six-and-a-half year contract with the club, after talks had been ongoing for several months. Manager Sam Allardyce had previously suggested that Reid had been tapped up by other clubs, but has now admitted he was wrong. Allardyce believes that a strong showing for West Ham this season helped to convince Reid to stay, and that no club bigger than West Ham had shown interest in signing him.

The 26-year-old, who will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury, has now signed a six-and-a-half-year contract to keep him tied down to the east London outfit . Reid fights for the ball with Tottenham striker Harry Kane during the recent match at White Hart Lane . The central defender had been linked with the likes of Tottenham and Arsenal before penning new contract . Winston Reid signed a new six-and-a-half-year deal West Ham last week after it appeared he would leave . But the 26-year-old, who will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury,

Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international. But Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to rope in the questioning techniques of

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international. Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to rope in the questioning techniques of

West Ham defender Winston Reid has finally penned a fresh contract with the club . Sam Allardyce had said it was unlikely that Reid had not verbally agreed to join another club . But the 26-year-old has now signed a six-and-a-half-year contract to keep him tied down to the east London outfit .

West Ham defender Winston Reid signed a 6.5 year contract with the club . Sam Allardyce had previously suggested that Reid had been tapped up by other teams . Allardyce admitted he was wrong, and that Reid's strong performance this season and the move to the Olympic Stadium in 2016 were likely factors in his decision to stay with West Ham.

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Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international. Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed to rope in the questioning techniques of Jack

Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up after the West Ham defender finally penned a fresh contract with the club. Talks between the Hammers and Reid had been ongoing for several months, with reported interest from the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal leaving many West Ham supporters on tenterhooks over the future of their New Zealand international. Allardyce said in January that it was 'highly unlikely' Reid had not already verbally agreed to leave Upton Park given that he was yet to sign a new contract and went on to suggest earlier this month that he needed

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce admits he was wrong to claim Winston Reid had been tapped up. Reid signs new six-and-a-half year deal with West Ham. Reid had been linked with the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal.

Reid signs new six-and-a-half year deal with West Ham. Reid had been linked with Tottenham and Arsenal. But the 26-year-old, who will miss Saturday's trip to Arsenal through injury, has now signed a six-and-a-half-year contract to keep him tied down to the east London outfit - with Allardyce quick to admit he had misread the situation.

Winston Reid signs new contract with West Ham United. Sam Allardyce had said it was unlikely that Reid had not verbally agreed to join another club.

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Reid signs new contract with West Ham after Allardyce said it was unlikely he had not verbally agreed to join another club . Allardyce admits he was wrong to say Reid had been tapped up . Allardyce says it was the longest negotiation ever and that Reid's big pull for signing this time around was that West Ham had had a good season up until now .

Grand jury decides not to indict Dallas police officers in shooting death of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution . But they are still facing lawsuit from Harrison's family .

Grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers were responding to call from mother of schizophrenic man . Video from one officer's body camera shows mother of schizophrenic man walking outside with him .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict 2 officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Jason Harrison's family filed wrongful death lawsuit against officers . Video from one officer's body camera fades to black as Harrison's mother wails, "Oh, they killed my son! Oh, they killed my son!" .

No indictment in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers face wrongful death lawsuit . Video from body camera released last month .

Dallas County grand jury declines to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution . But the officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family .

Dallas grand jury: Officers won't face criminal charges in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins still facing a wrongful death lawsuit . Officers said in affidavits that they were forced to shoot an armed man who they deemed dangerous after he failed to comply with repeated orders to drop a screwdriver.

Dallas County grand jury: Officers will not face criminal charges in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Jason Harrison's mother called police for help getting him to the hospital . Video from officer's body camera shows Harrison's mother walking outside as officers arrive .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, declines to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution . Officers still face wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . Officers won't face criminal prosecution in June shooting . Harrison's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit in November .

Dallas County grand jury declines to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins will not face criminal prosecution . Jason Harrison's family is suing the officers .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Jason Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November . Officers said they were forced to shoot an armed man who they deemed dangerous .

Grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . The incident occurred in June, and Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November . The officers, however, said in affidavits that they were forced to shoot an armed man who they deemed dangerous after he failed to comply with repeated orders to drop a screwdriver.

Grand jury decides not to indict two Dallas police officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case . But they are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family .

Grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November . Video from one of the officer's body cameras put the shooting back in the headlines last month .

Grand jury decides not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Dallas County DA's office: Grand jury decided not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Dallas County DA's office: Grand jury decided not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man .

Dallas grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers were forced to shoot man who failed to comply with repeated orders to drop screwdriver .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, has decided not to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of Jason Harrison, a schizophrenic man whose mother had called police for help getting him to the hospital. "This particular case was reported out as a 'no bill,' from the grand jury," said Cristal Retana, a spokeswoman for the Dallas County District Attorney's Office. The grand jury's decision not to indict means Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. But the officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family. The release of video from one of the officer's body

Dallas County grand jury decides not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Video from one officer's body camera fades to black as Harrison's mother wails, "Oh, they killed my son!" .

Dallas grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . Harrison's mother had called police for help getting him to hospital . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in case . Harrison's family filed wrongful death lawsuit against officers .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . Harrison's mother had called police for help getting him to the hospital . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case .

Dallas grand jury decides not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins face wrongful death lawsuit from Jason Harrison's family .

Jason Harrison's mother calls police for help getting her son to the hospital . Police then shoot her son .

Grand jury decides not to indict Dallas police officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case . But the officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family . The incident occurred in June, and Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November. The release of video from one of the officer's body cameras put the shooting back in the headlines last month. In it, Harrison's mother answers the door for police and nonchalantly walks outside. "Oh, he's just off the chain," she says. "You can hear him, talking about chopping up

Grand jury in Texas decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . Mother called police for help getting her son to hospital . Officers told to drop screwdriver .

Grand jury in Texas decides not to indict police officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Jason Harrison's mother called police for help getting him to the hospital . Officers say they were forced to shoot an armed man who they deemed dangerous .

A grand jury in Dallas County, Texas has decided not to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of Jason Harrison, a schizophrenic man whose mother had called police for help getting him to the hospital. The grand jury's decision not to indict means Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. The officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family.

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, has decided not to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . One of them is non-lethal and the other is armed . The other officer called for help, and Harrison's mother screamed "Jay!" as he was killed . Video from one officer's body camera fades to black as Harrison's mother screams "Oh, they killed my son!" . The officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family . They were allowed to shoot an armed man who they felt was dangerous after he failed to comply with repeated orders to drop a screwdriver .

Dallas County grand jury decides not to indict officers in shooting of schizophrenic man . The shooting occurred in June and Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November . Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins will still face a wrongful death lawsuit from him . The Harrison family's lawsuit against Rogers and Hutchins says they should have used nonlethal means of defusing the situation instead of choosing to engage "in unlawful vicious attacks" when they and the department were aware of Harrison's condition

Grand jury decides not to indict officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers will still face wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family . Officers say they were forced to shoot an armed man who they deemed dangerous after he failed to comply with repeated orders to drop a screwdriver.

Grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man . Officers still facing wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family . Family's lawsuit says officers should have used nonlethal means to defuse situation .

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of Jason Harrison . Harrison's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the officers . Video from one officer's body camera showed Harrison being shot five times within five seconds of being commanded to drop a screwdriver.

 Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man. Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. Officers are still facing wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family. Video from one of the officer's body cameras put the shooting back in the headlines.

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of Jason Harrison, a schizophrenic man whose mother had called police for help getting him to the hospital. Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. But the officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family.

Grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man. Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in case. Grand jury releases video from one of the officer's body cameras. Video shows officers repeatedly telling Jason Harrison to drop a screwdriver. He was shot five times -- including twice in the back.

Grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man. Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. Officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family.

Dallas County grand jury decides not to indict two officers in fatal shooting of schizophrenic man. Officers were called to help Harrison's mother get him to hospital. Harrison's family files wrongful death lawsuit against officers.

Police officers killed unarmed teenager Jason Harrison after they failed to comply with repeated requests to surrender weapon. Police officers killed unarmed teenager Jason Harrison after they failed to comply with repeated requests to surrender weapon. Police officers killed unarmed teenager Jason Harrison after they failed to comply with repeated requests to surrender weapon.

A grand jury in Dallas County, Texas, has decided not to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of Jason Harrison, a schizophrenic man whose mother had called police for help getting him to the hospital. The grand jury's decision not to indict means Officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins won't face criminal prosecution in the case. But the officers are still facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Harrison's family. The incident occurred in June, and Harrison's family filed a lawsuit in November. The release of video from one of the officer's body cameras put the shooting back in the headlines last month. In it, Harrison's mother answers the

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to end a tough week with a smile on her face at the Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde (centre) Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well. Nasr was a superb fifth - the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut . When you consider Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point , their feats around Melbourne's Albert Park were all the

Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well .

Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to end a tough week with a smile on her face at the Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn happy with team's performance at Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn happy with team's performance at Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn happy to end tough week with smile . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Felipe Nasr finished fifth - the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut . Kaltenborn (left) looks dejected as she attends a press conference of team principals in Melbourne last week . 'But it was impressive how the team continued to do their work, to remain focused and to bring home the kind of result we saw. 'For me personally, last week was probably one of my toughest in my time at Sauber, and I don't want to experience it again. 'I'm very glad it's over - all the more glad with the outcome (of the race) - and we focus now on the future.' Kaltenborn conceded on Friday the events of last week had resulted in 'a negative impact'

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid to finally close the matter. Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to end a tough week with a smile on her face at the Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde (centre) Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to see the end of a tough week . Sauber were embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn (left) looks dejected as she attends a press conference of team principals in Melbourne last week . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde (centre) . Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to see the end of a tough week . Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr finished eighth and fifth respectively . Kaltenborn said the team had been affected by the legal battle with Giedo van der Garde .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point . Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well.

Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to end a tough week with a smile on her face at the Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Kaltenborn was happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career.

See more iReport galleries: Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well . Nasr was a superb fifth - the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut . When you consider Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season . That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile . Legal battle with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde overshadowed Sauber's week . Felipe Nasr was a superb fifth - the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. Sauber were embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well.

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing . Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year when they failed to score a point . Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well .

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn describes the legal battle with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde as one of the worst weeks of her career. The legal battle was resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week between both sides in a bid to finally close the matter. Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well, with Nasr finishing fifth, the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut, and Ericsson finishing eighth, the best result by a Swede since Stefan Johansson in the 1989 Portuguese Grand Prix.

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to see the end of a difficult week. The team had been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and, after last week's event, Kaltenborn felt confident their case had been restored. Kaltenborn said the team experienced "the worst season ever" in their history and said it was "a very nice ending to the weekend."

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn leaves Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid to finally close the matter

Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde, but the matter was resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix. Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well.

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was happy to end a tough week with a smile on her face at the Australian Grand Prix . Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde . Once Sauber and Kaltenborn were again able to concentrate on the racing, drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well.

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to end a tough week with a smile after the legal battle with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde was resolved . Drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well, with Nasr finishing fifth - the highest a Brazilian driver has ever finished on his debut . Kaltenborn is confident that the team's tremendous result will restore morale and show people that they are back.

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Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. Sauber have been embroiled in a legal battle with their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde (left) and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. Sauber's Felipe Nasr (right) was a superb fifth - the highest position by a Brazilian driver on debut - while Sauber's Marcus Ericsson (centre) finished eighth. Sauber endured the worst season in their history last year

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid to

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career. The first five and a half days from last Monday were overshadowed by a legal battle in the Supreme Court of Victoria with former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde and his claim on a full-time race-seat for this season. That was eventually resolved on Saturday morning ahead of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, although further talks are planned this week - in a private arena away from the courtroom - between both sides in a bid to finally

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Felt one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn was able to leave Melbourne with a smile, happy to see the end of what she described as one of the worst weeks of her career . Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and rookie Felipe Nasr acquitted themselves well .

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ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan . ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan tells room of students that jihad is obligatory in Syria, Iraq and Palestine . ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan tells room of students that jihad is obligatory in Syria, Iraq and Palestine .

ISIS is recruiting Afghan fighters to fight in Syria . Recruiters are spreading their message across Afghanistan . Some audience members are attracted by the recruiter's offer of money .

ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan tells audience about jihad in Syria . ISIS recruiter says jihad is obligatory in Middle East . ISIS recruiter says ISIS is well-funded .

ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan . Recruiter says Jihad is obligatory in world . Recruiter says ISIS has 5 recruiters in Afghanistan .

ISIS recruiting in Afghanistan . Recruiter tells audience that jihad is obligatory . Recruiter says Christians and Jews have attacked Muslims .

Recruits in Afghanistan say ISIS is recruiting fighters in Afghanistan . ISIS is well-funded, says UN envoy . Afghanistan government is concerned .

ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan . Recruiter says ISIS is recruiting fighters for Syria . Recruiter says ISIS is recruiting fighters for Afghanistan .

ISIS recruiters in Afghanistan . "Jihad is now obligatory not only in Afghanistan, but also in many other places in the world" . "I definitely need the money, but will stay here and hope peace comes" .

ISIS in Afghanistan . ISIS recruiting in Afghanistan . ISIS recruiting in Afghanistan .

ISIS recruiting in Afghanistan . Recruiters are targeting disgruntled Taliban fighters . Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says ISIS is on the rise in Afghanistan .

ISIS is recruiting in Afghanistan, and the Afghan government is concerned. The Taliban is a potential threat to ISIS.

ISIS is recruiting in Afghanistan, a country already rife with militants . ISIS is offering money to Afghan students, who are struggling to find work . ISIS is offering Afghan militants a chance to fight in Syria, Iraq, or Afghanistan

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Afghan recruiters tell audience about ISIS . ISIS is on the rise in Afghanistan .

Afghanistan government is concerned . Pakistan government is concerned . Disaffected Taliban might also be attracted to the group .

Afghanistan's Taliban is fractured, but ISIS is trying to recruit . Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says ISIS is on the rise in Afghanistan . ISIS is well-financed and has techniques that are spreading .

ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan . ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan . ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan .

Afghanistan's ISIS recruiter is one of five in the country, he says . ISIS recruiter tells Afghan audience about the mujahideen in Syria . Recruiter's reception is mixed .

ISIS is recruiting in Afghanistan . Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says ISIS is "one of the most well-endowed finance organizations." . Concerns are growing about ISIS's presence in Afghanistan .

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Recruiters tell Afghans to join ISIS in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan . ISIS may expand into Afghanistan . Concerns are growing about how ISIS may expand into Afghanistan .

ISIS is making its first moves into Afghanistan, attempting to recruit former Taliban fighters and students looking for a cause. The group is seeking to bolster its ranks for the fight in Iraq and Syria. Concerns are growing about how ISIS may expand into Afghanistan.

A recruiter tells the room that Jihad is obligatory on them in places where Christianity and Muslims have not been attacked. Some people in the room are worried about how ISIS may expand into Afghanistan. A U.S. official tells CNN that "the terrain is there" for ISIS to grow in Afghanistan. This is "something everyone is keeping a very close eye on." The path to CNN's filming with the recruiter is mixed, but the recruiter offers of money which is attractive to some people . The recruiter tells the room that Jihad is obligatory on them in places where Christianity and Muslims have not been attacked.

CNN's filming of a Taliban-affiliated recruiter in Afghanistan. The recruiter is trying to recruit students to fight for ISIS in Syria and Iraq. The Taliban is a splinter group of the Taliban that is not affiliated with the Taliban government. ISIS is a terrorist group that is active in Iraq and Syria. The Taliban is not a good idea because he is trying to recruit students to fight for ISIS.

Recruiter tries to recruit Afghans to fight alongside ISIS in Syria . Afghanistan government is concerned . Taliban might also be attracted to ISIS .

The article discusses how ISIS is recruiting members in Afghanistan, and how this could be a troubling development given the large number of battle-hardened militants in the country. Some people are attracted to ISIS because of the ideological appeal, while others are motivated by the prospect of money. There is concern that ISIS could grow in Afghanistan due to the presence of disaffected Taliban members.

Recruiter in Afghanistan is attempting to recruit former Taliban fighters and students to join ISIS . Recruiter's message is ideological, offering money and the chance to fight infidels . Concerns are growing about how ISIS may expand into Afghanistan as the collapse of Yemen, Syria, and Iraq creates an environment for them to grow .

 ISIS recruiters in Afghanistan, spreading their message in a room full of students. ISIS's presence in Afghanistan is of concern. Concerns are growing about how ISIS may expand into Afghanistan. The United Nations Special Representative to Afghanistan, Nicholas Haysom, told the Security Council that ISIS's presence in Afghanistan was "of concern". A senior U.S. official told CNN that "the terrain is there" for ISIS to grow in Afghanistan. The path to CNN's filming with ISIS recruiters in Afghanistan, spreading their message in a room full of students, was a long one. The Afghan government is concerned. The United Nations Special Representative

ISIS recruiters in Afghanistan -- who are they? Why are they here? How are they spreading?

Recruiter for ISIS in Afghanistan says Jihad is obligatory on Afghans in Syria, Iraq and Palestine. Recruiter says ISIS is well-financed organization. ISIS presence in Afghanistan is of concern.

ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan: "Jihad is now obligatory not only in Afghanistan, but also in many other places in the world.". "The Christians and Jews have not only attacked Afghanistan, but they have also attacked Muslims in Syria, Iraq and Palestine. So Jihad is obligatory on us in these places.". ISIS recruiter in Afghanistan: "My aim is to fight infidels.". "In Syria, or if they ask me to in Afghanistan, I will."

Afghanistan's ISIS recruiter. Afghanistan's ISIS recruiter. ISIS's presence in Afghanistan is "of concern," but most troubling in its "potential to offer an alternative flagpole to which otherwise isolated insurgent splinter groups can rally."

Afghanistan: ISIS is recruiting in the country. ISIS is recruiting in Afghanistan.

The Afghan government worried about growing presence of ISIS in Afghanistan because they could offer alternative leader for other insurg groups like Taliban. The government worried about growing presence of ISIS because they could offer alternative leader for other insurg groups like Taliban. The government worried about growing presence of ISIS because they could offer alternative leader for other insurg groups like Taliban.

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Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive . And they're sure to continue to get attention, though loyal fans' interest in the content may be waning as the shoot sees the Swedish actress in a whole new light .

Chloe Sevigny's riskiest photo shoot so far, and it was all for a European publication known for their love of flesh baring spreads . The Big Love star posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel . But it was the shot where she was wearing nothing but a Proenza Schouler coat and shoes with a lobster strategically covering her nether region, that took the cake .

Chloe Sevigny poses for risqué photoshoot . Chloe Sevigny poses for risqué photoshoot . Chloe Sevigny poses for risqué photoshoot .

Chloe Sevigny's riskiest photo shoot so far . She posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel . But it was the shot where she was wearing nothing but a Proenza Schouler coat and shoes with a lobster strategically covering her nether region, that took the cake .

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The blonde star was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since ther provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral .

Chloe Sevigny's riskiest photo shoot so far . Proenza Schouler Double Breasted Wool Coat . Buy into the brand at Net-A-Porter . Visit site . It was Chloe Sevigny's riskiest photo shoot so far, and it was all for a European publication known for their love of flesh baring spreads. The Big Love star posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel. But it was the shot where she was wearing nothing but a Proenza Schouler coat and shoes with a lobster strategically covering her nether region, that took the cake. The double-breasted wool number came in a navy check and black color block pattern and

Chloe Sevigny's risque photoshoot for Marfa Journal . Naked: Chloe posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel . Proenza Schouler Double Breasted Wool Coat . Buy into the brand at Net-A-Porter . Visit site .

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The 40 year-old could be seen nearly naked and sprawled out over a retro kitchen work top - with a large marine crustacean between her legs . The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive .

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The actress, 40, posed naked for the magazine's new issue . The star, who shot to fame in 1995's Kids, is seen lying naked on a kitchen counter with a lobster between her legs .

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch .

Chloe Sevigny poses with lobster between legs for Marfa Journal . The 40-year-old actress caused a stir with her latest shoot . She was seen looking decidedly modest as she stepped out in New York on Friday .

Actress Chloe Sevigny was spotted in New York on Friday . She was wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, she cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village . She was wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, she cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village .

Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday. The blonde star was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since ther provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral.

Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday . She shocked fans with an eyebrow-raising photoshoot, earlier this week . But actress Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday . The blonde star was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since ther provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral . WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT . Covered-up: Chloe Sevigny sw

Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday . She was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral . Wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, she cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village. Capping her look with a black, leather bag and a matching pair of boots, she'd obviously been treating herself to a spot of retail therapy as she carried a shopping bag. Hiding behind

Chloe Sevigny's photo shoot for Marfa Journal . The Big Love star posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel. But it was the lobster strategically covering her nether region, that took the cake. The double-breasted wool number came in a navy check and black color block pattern and

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive .

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch . The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive . The 40 year-old actress posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel .

Chloe Sevigny poses for Marfa Journal with lobsters and nuns . The 40-year-old actress was nearly naked and sprawled out over a retro kitchen work top . The Big Love star posed away in a myriad of looks from Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel .

Chloe Sevigny poses in a series of bizarre images for Marfa Journal . The 40 year-old actress poses in a series of bizarre images for the European publication . She ditches her underwear in one shot .

Chloe Sevigny ditched her underwear for a more low-key look at fashion . The fashion designer was seen wearing a Proenza Schouler coat and shoes with a lobster strategically covering her nether region .

Chloe Sevigny ditched her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she posed with a lobster over her crotch . The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive. And they're sure to continue to get attention, though loyal fans' interest in the content may be waning as the shoot sees the Swedish actress in a whole new light. Golden Globe winning and Academy Award nominated Chloe has previously enjoyed roles in Boys Don't Cry and American Psycho but these latest roles appear to put her in an all new-genre. In the most shocking image of the four book quarters,

Chloe Sevigny: She shocked fans with an eyebrow-raising photoshoot, earlier this week. But actress Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday.

Chloe Sevigny poses with lobster strategically placed between her legs . The image was just one of many bizarre visuals, from a nun in chain underwear to scantily-clad Red Riding Hood .

Actress Chloe Sevigny was seen in New York looking modest after causing a stir with a provocative photoshoot for Marfa Journal. The photoshoot featured Sevigny nearly naked and posing with strategically placed lobsters and other bizarre visuals. The actress has previously starred in films such as Boys Don't Cry and American Psycho, but the photoshoot puts her in a new genre.

Chloe Sevigny swaps lobster for a high-quality coffee for her fashion shoot for Marfa Journal. The shot was with Jean Paul Gaultier, Betsey Johnson, and Chanel.

Chloe Sevigny swaps lobster for more low-key approach to fashion when she steps out in New York . She was seen wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, and cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village . In the most shocking image of the four book quarters, the beauty ditches her underwear in favour of the large marine crustacean.

Chloe Sevigny swaps strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she steps out in New York on Friday. The blonde star was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since ther provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral. Wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-cut, stonewash jeans, she cut something of a retro figure as she navigated the East Village. Capping her look with a black, leather bag and a matching pair of boots, she'd obviously been treating herself to a spot of retail therapy as she carried a shopping bag.

Actress Chloe Sevigny recently did a photoshoot for Marfa Journal . The shoot was controversial, with Sevigny nearly nude and sprawled out over a retro kitchen work top - with a large marine crustacean between her legs . Sevigny was seen out and about in New York on Friday, looking decidedly modest .

Chloe Sevigny stepped out in New York wearing a modest outfit after her provocative photoshoot went viral . She had posed nearly naked with a large marine crustacean between her legs for the cover of the Marfa Journal . She was wearing a Proenza Schouler Double Breasted Wool Coat in the shoot, which was accessorized with a belt and shoes.

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She shocked fans with an eyebrow-raising photoshoot, earlier this week. But actress Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday. The blonde star was seen looking decidedly modest as she emerged for the first time since ther provocative shoot for Marfa Journal went viral. WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT. Covered-up: Chloe Sevigny swapped strategically-placed lobsters for a more low-key approach to fashion when she stepped out in New York on Friday. Wearing a faux fur jacket with a pair of slim-

Chloe Sevigny shocks fans with risque photoshoot. She ditches her underwear for a lobster in new Marfa Journal.

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch. The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive. And they're sure to continue to get attention, though loyal fans' interest in the content may be waning as the shoot sees the Swedish actress in a whole new light. Golden Globe winning and Academy Award nominated Chloe has previously enjoyed roles in Boys Don't Cry and American Psycho but these latest roles appear to put her in an all new-genre. In the most shocking image of the four book quarters, the

Chloe Sevigny ditches her underwear for new Marfa Journal pictures as she poses with a lobster over her crotch. The four fake billboards divide the whole magazine into four sections: raw, decadent, romantic and progressive. And they're sure to continue to get attention, though loyal fans' interest in the content may be waning as the shoot sees the Swedish actress in a whole new light.

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Woman rushes home to find husband trapped under SUV . Wife believes it was divine intervention that caused her to come home just in time to save her husband's life .

Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under car . Woman had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah . While she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest .

Woman rushes home to find husband trapped under car . Husband had been working on car in garage when it fell off jack crushing his chest . Wife called 911 and neighbour helped lift car off him while they waited for emergency services to arrive .

Woman rushes home after getting 'funny feeling' she needed to see husband . She found him trapped under SUV . She called 911 and a neighbour helped use the jack to life the car off him while they waited for the emergency services to arrive .

Woman rushes home to find husband trapped under car . Scott Mayhew, 43, was working on SUV when it fell off jack crushing his chest . Wife Nicole Mayhew, 43, was at work at the time of the accident, began to get a strange feeling she urgently needed to see her husband .

Woman finds husband trapped under SUV . Husband was working on car in garage when vehicle fell on him . Husband suffered six broken ribs .

Wife rushes home after strange feeling to find husband trapped under SUV . Scott Mayhew, 43, was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest . Nicole Mayhew, 43, was at work at the time of the accident, began to get a strange feeling she urgently needed to see her husband .

Woman rushes home to husband trapped under SUV . Nicole Mayhew (right) had rushed home after she got a strange feeling she needed to see her husband Scott (left) to find him trapped under the car . Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home .

Wife rushes home after feeling she needs to check on husband . Husband was trapped under SUV that fell off jack . She called 911, neighbor helped lift car off him .

Woman rushes home after getting 'funny feeling' she needs to see husband . He was trapped under SUV after jack fell . He suffered six broken ribs but is expected to make a full recovery .

Woman gets 'funny feeling' she needs to see her husband . Rushed home to find him trapped under his SUV . Husband had been working on the car in their garage when it fell off its jack - crushing his chest .

A woman who got a 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband rushed home to find him trapped under his SUV. Nicole Mayhew had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah. But while she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest.

Nicole Mayhew had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah. But while she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest. Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home. Meanwhile Mrs Mayhew, was at work at the time of the accident, began to get a strange feeling she urgently needed to see her husband. Trusting her intuition, she rushed home to find

Woman rushes home to find husband trapped under SUV . She had gone to work leaving him working on his car in their garage . He was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest .

Woman rushes home to save husband trapped under SUV . Woman had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Husband trapped under SUV .

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A woman who got a 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband rushed home to find him trapped under his SUV. Nicole Mayhew had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah. But while she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest in their home in Taylor Street (picture) in Saratoga Springs, Utah . 'I just said, 'I need to go check on him working on the car,' Mrs Mayhew told Fox 13. When she pulled up

Woman rushes home to find husband trapped under SUV . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in garage . Wife had gone to work leaving husband working on car in

Woman rushes home after getting 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband . Husband trapped under SUV after it fell off jack . Wife lifts car off husband with help of neighbour .

Woman rushes home after getting 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband . Husband had been crushed by SUV in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah . Husband was rushed to hospital and is expected to make a full recovery .

Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Wife says she believes it was divine intervention the caused her to come home just in time to save her husband's life . Police had been concerned about internal bleeding and Mr Mayhew was rushed to Utah Universuty Hospital . Doctors found he had suffered six broken ribs but is expected to make a full recovery.

Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Woman rushed home to find husband trapped

Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV . Scott Mayhew was trapped underneath SUV when it fell off jack . Nicole Mayhew rushed home to find husband trapped underneath SUV .

Woman rushed home to find husband trapped under car . Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home . Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home .

Woman rushed home from work after getting a 'funny feeling' . Husband was trapped under SUV after it fell off jack . He was in a great deal of pain and yelled for help .

A woman in Utah rushed home from work after getting a "funny feeling" and found her husband trapped under his SUV. The man had been working on the car when it fell off its jack and crushed his chest. The woman believes it was divine intervention that caused her to come home just in time to save her husband's life.

A woman who worked at a car dealership in Utah was forced to go home to find her husband working on his car while she was left at the home of 43-year-old driver Nicole Mayhew. While she was there, he was injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack and crushed his chest. Mrs Mayhew called 911 and a neighbour helped use the jack to life the car off him while they waited for the emergency services to arrive. She then rushed home to find the father-of-five stuck underneath the car. Mrs Mayhew had gone to work leaving the father-of-five working on the

 Nicole Mayhew rushes home after getting a funny feeling she needed to see her husband Scott to find him trapped under SUV . SUV fell off jack and crushed father-of-five's chest . Scott was working on car at time of accident and was seriously injured . Mrs Mayhew is expecting her husband to make a full recovery . SUV fell off jack and crushed father-of-five's chest and he was in a great deal of pain .

Nicole Mayhew rushed home to find her husband trapped under car . Heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest . Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home . Mrs Mayhew was at work at the time of the accident, began to get a strange feeling she urgently needed to see her husband . Trusting her intuition, she rushed home to find the father-of-five stuck underneath the car. Mrs Mayhew believes it was divine intervention the caused her to come home just in time to save her husband

Nicole Mayhew rushes home after feeling she needed to see her husband Scott . Finds him trapped under SUV in garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah . Scott had been working on the car when it fell off the jack, crushing his chest.

Nicole Mayhew rushed home after getting a strange feeling she needed to see her husband . She found him trapped under his SUV and called 911 . She believes it was divine intervention that caused her to come home just in time to save her husband's life.

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Woman saved husband's life after feeling 'divine intervention' to come home to him trapped under a car. Wife rushed home to find husband trapped under SUV.

Woman gets strange feeling she urgently needs to see her husband. He's trapped under SUV. She rushes home to find him in great deal of pain. He's seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest.

A woman who got a 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband rushed home to find him trapped under his SUV. Nicole Mayhew had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah. But while she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest. Trapped and in a great deal of pain, Mr Mayhew spent an hour and a half yelling for help and praying for his wife to come home. Meanwhile Mrs Mayhew, was at work at the time of the accident

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A woman who got a 'funny feeling' she needed to see her husband rushed home to find him trapped under his SUV . Nicole Mayhew had gone to work leaving her spouse Scott working on his car in their garage in Saratoga Springs, Utah . While she was gone, the 43-year-old was seriously injured when the heavy vehicle after the fell off its jack - crushing his chest . The woman's intuition led her to come home just in time to save her husband's life.

Sharks swarm off the coast of south Florida . Photographer John Massung saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . He flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended . A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene . Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended . A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene . Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktip and Spinner sharks . Swarm: Blacktip and Spinner sharks migrate each year to breed in shallower waters . 'It looked like they had traveling in mind. They were heading north,

Photographer captured intimidating scene as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . He saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . He flew for about a mile down the shore and the hordes of sharks never ended .

Photographer John Massung captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended . A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended .

Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktip and Spinner sharks . Swarm: Blacktip and Spinner sharks migrate each year to breed in shallower waters . 'It looked like they had traveling in mind. They were heading north,' Massung told NBC Miami. Since he wasn't certain what kind of shark was gathering south of the inlet, Massung posted the photos to the Indian River by Air Facebook page to see if any experts could offer some enlightenment. Most responded that the sharks looked like either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed. The picture had been shared more than 2,000 times by 

Photographer captures intimidating site as he parachutes off coast of Florida . Hundreds of sharks swarm just 100 feet from the beach . Photographer says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended .

A photographer captured an intimidating scene as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene.

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach.

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene. Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktips and Spinners, which migrate this time of year

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . Hundreds of sharks swarmed just 100 feet from the beach .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . He saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . The hordes of sharks never ended .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . He saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended .

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . The photographer was flying over Sebastian Inlet when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . The sharks were still out in the water on Friday, but the conditions weren't clear enough to photograph the scene .

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A photographer captured an intimidating scene as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . He flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended . Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktip and Spinner sharks . Swarm: Blacktip and Spinner sharks migrate each year to breed in shallower waters . 'It looked like they had traveling in mind. They were heading north,' Massung told NBC Miami. Since

Photographer captures terrifying scene as he parachutes off coast of Florida . Hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from beach . He flew for about a mile down the shore and the hordes of sharks never ended .

Photographer captures intimidating site as he parachutes off the coast of Florida . Sharks swarm just 100 feet from the beach . Sharks were heading north .

Photographer John Massung captured photos of hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach off the coast of south Florida. The sharks were identified as either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed in shallower waters. The photos were posted on Facebook and shared more than 2,000 times.

The photographer captured an intimidating scene as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. The site he was photographing was below the water's surface and full of sharks . A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene . The condition wasn't clear enough to photograph the scene . The picture was shared over 2,000 times before it was fixed by Massung and the photographer was able to return to his original location .

A photographer captured an intimidating scene as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene. The worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktip

Photographer captures intimidating site as he parachutes off coast of south Florida . Hundreds of sharks swarm just 100 feet from the beach . Swarms of sharks are common this time of year . Photographer wasn't sure what kind of shark was gathering, so he posted the pictures to Facebook to see if anyone could identify them . Most people responded that the sharks looked like either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed.

A photographer captures hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach in south Florida . Most responded that the sharks looked like either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed . The picture had been shared more than 2,000 times by Sunday.

Photographer John Massung captured hundreds of sharks swarming 100 feet from the beach off the coast of south Florida . The sharks were identified as a mix of Blacktip and Spinner sharks, which migrate each year to breed in shallower waters . The photos were shared over 2,000 times on Facebook.

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A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. Photographer John Massung was flying over Sebastian Inlet on Thursday when he saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene. Worst nightmare: A swarm of sharks was spotted off the coast of south Florida last Thursday. Stay out of the water: When the following pictures were posted to Facebook, users theorized that the swarm was a mix of Blacktip and Sp

A photographer captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. He saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. The sharks were Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate each year to breed in shallower waters.

Photographer John Massung captured an intimidating scene as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week. He saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach. Massung says he flew for about a mile down the shore and that the hordes of sharks never ended. A fellow photographer was even further out and saw the same scene.

Photographer caught terrifying scene of sharks gathering near beach near Florida coast last week. Experts speculated that they could be sharks migrating to breeding season. They still remained in waters near Florida coast yesterday morning after yesterday afternoon photo posted online.

Massung captured an intimidating site as he parachuted off the coast of south Florida last week . He saw hundreds of sharks swarming just 100 feet from the beach . Sharks were either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed .

 A photographer captured a swarm of sharks off the coast of south Florida last Thursday . The sharks were about 100 feet from the beach and were heading north . Most experts believe the sharks were either Blacktips or Spinners, which migrate this time of year to breed .

Bethnal Green Academy pupil who wanted to join Islamic State as jihadi bride revealed to be fifth girl from school trying to join extremist group . She boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without the knowledge of her parents, months before her schoolmates made their successful attempt. Her plane was held as it taxied for take-off and was turned around at the last minute. All four of the aspiring jihadists followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS. All of the girls knew each other well. The unknown Bethnal Green Academy pupil was one

Girl from east London school tried to join Islamic State . She was stopped from joining the extremist group in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . She went to the same school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month .

Girl from Bethnal Green Academy tried to join Islamic State as jihadi bride . She boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without the knowledge of her parents . She was one of five others from the school to be given travel bans to stop them from going to Syria .

15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy tried to travel to Syria to join IS . She was stopped from boarding plane at Heathrow . She went to the same school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month .

15-year-old girl who wanted to join Islamic State as jihadi bride revealed to be fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join extremist group . Girl was stopped by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . Girl went to the same school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month .

15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy who tried to join IS revealed to be fifth girl from same school . 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy who tried to join IS revealed to be fifth girl from same school . 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy who tried to join IS revealed to be fifth girl from same school . 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy who tried to join IS revealed to be fifth girl from same school .

15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy stopped from joining Islamic State . 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy stopped from joining Islamic State . 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy stopped from joining Islamic State .

15-year-old who wanted to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride is revealed to be fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join extremist group . She boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without the knowledge of her parents . Her plane was held as it taxied for take-off and was turned around at the last minute .

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy revealed to be trying to join Islamic State . The 15-year-old was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow . The teenager, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6 .

Bethnal Green Academy students among 8 from same school given travel bans . 4 girls tried to go to Syria to join Islamic State . 1 girl tried to go to Syria to join Islamic State . 1 girl tried to go to Syria to join Islamic State .

Teenage girl from Bethnal Green Academy tried to join ISIS . She was stopped from boarding plane to Turkey by police . She was one of five girls from the same school to be given travel bans this week .

A 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy in London was stopped from joining Islamic State by police on the runway at Heathrow. She was one of five girls from the same school who were banned from travelling abroad.

A 15-year-old who wanted to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride has been revealed to be the fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join the extremist group. The teenager, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded. The girl went to the same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month, the Sunday Telegraph reported. The trio followed their friend

Teenager who wanted to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride has been revealed to be the fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join the extremist group . The girl went to the same school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . The trio followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS . All of the girls knew each other well . She boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without the knowledge of her parents, months

Bethnal Green Academy girl who wanted to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride has been revealed to be the fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join the extremist group. The teenager, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded. The girl went to the same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month, the Sunday Telegraph reported. Scroll down for video .

Teenage girls from Bethnal Green Academy tried to join Islamic State . Five girls from the same school tried to join Islamic State . They were stopped from travelling to Syria by police at Heathrow airport .

A 15-year-old who wanted to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride has been revealed to be the fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join the extremist group. The teenager, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . The girl went to the same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . The trio (pictured) followed their friend Sharmeena Beg

Teenage girl from east London school tried to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride . She was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . She went to the same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . The trio followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS. All of the girls knew each other well .

15-year-old girl stopped from joining Islamic State in Syria . She was one of five others from the same school to be given travel bans to stop them from going to Syria . The girl went to the same school, Bethnal Green Academy, as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . The trio (pictured) followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS. All of the girls knew each other well .

Fifth girl from same school as three who fled to join IS stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police . The girl was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow . She was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow .

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy tried to join Islamic State as jihadi bride . She was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . The girl went to the same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month .

Bethnal Green Academy pupil arrested for trying to join Islamic State . Police arrested the girl on the grounds of terrorism .

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy who wanted to join Islamic State as jihadi bride has been revealed to be the fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy who wanted to join Islamic State as jihadi bride . She boarded a British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without the knowledge of her parents, months before her schoolmates made their successful attempt . Her plane was held as it taxied for take-off and was turned around at the last minute . All four of the aspiring jihadists followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS . All of the girls knew each other well

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join Islamic State . 15-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join Islamic State . Unknown Bethnal Green Academy pupil was one of five others from the school to be given travel bans to stop them from going to Syria this week .

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join Islamic State as jihadi bride revealed . Girl boarded British Airways flight to Istanbul on December 6, without knowledge of parents . She was one of five others from the school to be given travel bans to stop them from going to Syria this week .

A 15-year-old girl who attended Bethnal Green Academy in London was stopped from joining ISIS as a jihadi bride. She was the fifth girl from the school to try and join the extremist group. The girl was stopped by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded.

Fifteen-year-old girl from Bethnal Green Academy reveals she wants to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride . The girl went to same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15 , and went to the same school, Bethnal Green Academy. The girl was stopped from joining Islamic State by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . The three girls (pictured) followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS ; the unknown girl from Bethnal Green

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join IS is revealed . Schoolmates of girl who wanted to join IS were stopped by police on runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . She went to same east London school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . All of the girls knew each other well . Court orders showed a total of eight students from the same Academy in Tower Hamlets had showed an interest in Islamic fanaticism . Despite repeated claims by the families of the teenaged girls now in

Fifth Bethnal Green Academy student tries to join Islamic State . Schoolgirl wanted to become jihadi bride and join militants in Iraq and Syria . She was stopped from joining the militants on the runway at Heathrow . All four of her schoolmates successfully made the journey to Syria this week . Father of Amira Abase held extremist views . In 2012 Abase Hussen marched on the US embassy with hate preacher Anjem Choudary and one of the murderers of Fusilier Lee Rigby.

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join Islamic State . 15-year-old stopped by police on runway at Heathrow . Schoolmates Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, successfully fled to join IS fighters last month .

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy in London tries to join Islamic State . She was stopped from joining the group by police on the runway at Heathrow . Eight students from the same school have shown an interest in Islamic fanaticism and have been banned from travelling abroad.

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Five girls from Bethnal Green Academy tried to join Islamic State. Court orders bans on five girls from travelling abroad after they showed an interest in going to Syria. Court orders bans on five girls from travelling abroad after they showed an interest in going to Syria.

Bethnal Green Academy student who wanted to join IS as jihadi bride stopped by police on Heathrow runway. She was 15 years old when she tried to join IS. She was stopped by police on Heathrow runway.

Fifth Bethnal Green Academy girl stopped from joining Islamic State. 15-year-old girl was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria. She went to the same school as Kadiza Sultana, Shamima Begum, and Amira Abase.

Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy tries to join Islamic State. 15-year-old girl stopped from joining Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow. She went to same school as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month.

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Fifth girl from Bethnal Green Academy trying to join Islamic State as a jihadi bride revealed . Girl was stopped from joining the Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria by police on the runway at Heathrow after her plane was grounded . The girl went to the same school, Bethnal Green Academy, as Kadiza Sultana, 16, Shamima Begum, 15, and Amira Abase, 15, who fled to join IS fighters last month . The trio (pictured) followed their friend Sharmeena Begum who first went to the Middle East to join IS. All of the girls knew each other well.

Brandon Marshall to be traded for the third time in his NFL career . Prodigiously talented wide receiver turns 31 this month . Deemed an outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field . Raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant after defeat to the Miami Dolphins in October . His appearances as an analyst on 'Inside the NFL' weekly were also said to be a distraction .

Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career . He will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears . He is yet to play in the play-offs .

Brandon Marshall to be traded to New York Jets . Marshall has been traded for third time in his NFL career . Marshall has yet to play in the play-offs .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Third time he's been traded . Jets get fifth round draft pick . Jets head coach Todd Bowles was with Marshall in Miami .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Bears receive fifth round draft pick in return . Bears' head coach John Fox and offensive co-ordinator Adam Gase appeared lukewarm about Marshall at best .

Brandon Marshall, 31, traded to New York Jets from Chicago Bears . Traded for fifth round draft pick . Marshall has battled with Borderline Personality Disorder .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Bears receive fifth round draft pick from Jets . Jets sign Marshall to four-year deal worth $20m . Marshall has battled with Borderline Personality Disorder .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Bears wide receiver traded for third time in his career . Jets send Bears a fifth round draft pick .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets from Chicago Bears . Wide receiver turns 31 this month . Marshall deemed outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Trade means end to Percy Harvin's short stint with Jets . New Jets coach Todd Bowles was with Marshall during his two-year stint in Miami .

Brandon Marshall is to be traded to the New York Jets . Wide receiver will join the Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears . Marshall was drafted in the fourth round of the 2006 draft by the Broncos .

Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career and will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears. The mercurial Marshall is yet to play in the play-offs . New head coach Todd Bowles was with Marshall during his two-year stint in Miami and will have been influential in the trade.

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Marshall has been outspoken at times and has not played in the play-offs . Jets will likely trade Percy Harvin .

Brandon Marshall to be traded to New York Jets . He turns 31 this month . Prodigiously talented wide receiver .

Brandon Marshall to be traded to New York Jets for fifth round draft pick . He was close to Jay Cutler but raw quarterback Geno Smith could test his short fuse .

NFL wide receiver Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Brandon Marshall will join the Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears . He will be 31 in May .

New head coach Todd Bowles: 'We’re trying to evaluate where everybody fits and how we best use them and, again, trying to put the best football team on the field.' Marshall: 'I’m part of that process.'

Brandon Marshall to be traded to New York Jets . Marshall to join Jets after three years with Chicago Bears . Marshall to join Jets on Tuesday for medical ahead of move . Marshall to pair up with Eric Decker . Marshall to pair up with Geno Smith .

Brandon Marshall to be traded to New York Jets . Chicago Bears will receive a fifth round draft pick . Chicago Bears head coach John Fox and offensive co-ordinator Adam Gase appeared lukewarm about Marshall at best .

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets . Prodigiously talented wide receiver turns 31 this month . He raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant after defeat to the Miami Dolphins in October .

Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career and will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears. The prodigiously talented wide receiver turns 31 this month, but the move had been widely touted. Deemed an outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field, he raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant after defeat to the Miami Dolphins in October. His appearances as an analyst on 'Inside the NFL' weekly were also said to be a distraction. Brandon Marshall will head to New York on Tuesday for a medical ahead of his move to the Jets . The mercurial Marshall

Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career and will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears. The prodigiously talented wide receiver turns 31 this month, but the move had been widely touted. Deemed an outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field, he raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant after defeat to the Miami Dolphins in October. His appearances as an analyst on 'Inside the NFL' weekly were also said to be a distraction. Brandon Marshall will head to New York on Tuesday for a medical ahead of his move to the Jets . The mercurial

Prodigiously talented wide receiver Brandon Marshall is to join the New York Jets . He will be traded for the third time in his career . He turns 31 this month . He is yet to play in a play-off game . New head coach John Fox and offensive co-ordinator Adam Gase were lukewarm about Marshall .

Bears trade wide receiver Brandon Marshall to the New York Jets . Marshall was traded for a fifth round draft pick . Marshall had seven consecutive 1,000 yard seasons before falling short last year .

Brandon Marshall, the Chicago Bears' wide receiver, is to be traded to the New York Jets after three years with the Bears. The move had been widely anticipated, with Marshall being deemed an outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field. Marshall is yet to play in the playoffs, but will hope to change that with his new team.

 Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career and will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears. The move had been widely touted. Deemed an outspoken maverick by many at Soldier Field, he raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant after defeat to the Miami Dolphins in October. His appearances as an analyst on 'Inside the NFL' weekly were also said to be a distraction. Brandon Marshall will head to New York on Tuesday for a medical ahead of his move to the Jets . The mercurial Marshall is yet to play in the play-offs . New head

Brandon Marshall to join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears . He was drafted in the fourth round of the 2006 draft by the Broncos and is a mental health spokesman, spreading awareness of his battle with Borderline Personality Disorder.

Brandon Marshall is traded from Chicago to New York . He is 31 years old and has been with the Bears for 3 years . He is close to Jay Cutler and is raw quarterback Geno Smith's biggest rival . Marshall is to be paired up with Eric Decker in New York .

Brandon Marshall is traded to the New York Jets from the Chicago Bears . Marshall is a prodigiously talented wide receiver who turns 31 this month . Marshall is an outspoken maverick who has raised eyebrows with a post-game locker room rant and appearances as an analyst on 'Inside the NFL' weekly .

Brandon Marshall is traded for the third time in his NFL career and will join the New York Jets . Marshall has seven consecutive 1,000 yard seasons but has yet to appear in a play-off game . The move will likely mean the end of Percy Harvin's short stint with the Gang Green, with Marshall to pair up with Eric Decker.

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Brandon Marshall to be traded for third time in his NFL career. Jets to give Bears a fifth round draft pick. Marshall has seven consecutive 1,000 yard seasons.

Brandon Marshall to join New York Jets. He has been traded three times in his NFL career. ESPN broke news of the trade. Marshall signed a four-year deal in Chicago last May. He had seven consecutive 1,000 yard seasons before falling short last year.

Brandon Marshall traded to New York Jets. Marshall is yet to play in the play-offs. Jets give Bears fifth round draft pick. Marshall signed a four-year deal in Chicago last May

Brandon Marshall is to be traded for the third time in his NFL career. Wide receiver will join the New York Jets after three years with the Chicago Bears. Marshall turns 31 this month.

New York Jets trade quarterback Brandon Marshall from Chicago Bears. The 33-year old quarterback has been criticized by fans and critics alike since joining the team last year. The 33-year old quarterback has been criticized by fans and critics alike since joining the team last year. The 33-year old quarterback has been criticized by fans and critics alike since joining the team last year. The 33-year old quarterback has been criticized by fans and critics alike since joining the team last year. The 33-year old quarterback has been criticized by fans and critics alike since joining the team last year. The 33-year old quarterback has been criticized by fans and critics alike since joining the

Brandon Marshall to be traded to New York Jets after three years with Chicago Bears . Marshall is 31 years old and has played in the NFL for 10 years . Marshall is mercurial and outspoken, raising eyebrows with post-game locker room rant after defeat to Miami Dolphins in October .

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . The current owners of the Trumps' 'starter' mansion renovated the eight-bedroom home in 2000. They listed it this year with Tamar Laurie for $54million .

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $

Former 'starter mansion' of Donald Trump's listed at $54million . 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million . When the new owners renovated the place in 2000, they added tennis courts, guest rooms and an indoor lap pool . The current owners,

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' is for sale for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The 5.8-acre estate has views of the water, a putting green, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis courts and a dock .

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million . When the new owners renovated the place in 2000, they added tennis courts, guest rooms and an indoor lap pool . The current

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Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million . When the new owners renovated the place in 2000, they added tennis courts, guest rooms and an indoor lap pool

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The home has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million . When the new owners renovated the place in 2000, they added tennis courts, guest rooms and an indoor lap pool . The current owners, who have remained anonymous, listed the home with Tamar Laurie

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The Georgian Colonial-style home was built in 1939 and was renovated by Ivana Trump in the 1980s .

Donald Trump's former starter mansion has been put on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot home has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The home was originally built in 1939 and was refurbished by Ivana Trump in the 1980s .

Donald and Ivana Trump's former 'starter mansion' in Greenwich, Connecticut, is on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot Georgian Colonial-style home has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Ivana Trump refurbished the home in the 1980s with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel .

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million, according to listing agent Tamar Laurie. The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The home has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million . The new owners toned down the house's

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Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments .

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The home has a private movie theater that seats at least 13 people . The current owners of the Trumps' 'starter' mansion renovated the eight-bedroom home in 2000 . The home has a putting green, tennis courts, guest rooms and an indoor lap pool . The home has a private movie theater that seats at least 13 people . The current owners of the Trumps

The home is on a peninsula, with views of Long Island Sound in Indian Harbor .

Former 'starter' home of Donald Trump sold for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million . Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15million . The current owners, who have remained

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments .

Donald Trump's former Connecticut mansion, which he bought in 1982 for $4 million, has been put on the market for $54 million. The 20,000-square-foot estate features eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts, and three staff apartments. The current owners, who have remained anonymous, listed the home with Tamar Laurie of Coldwell Banker.

The current owners of the Trumps' 'starter' mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut have listed it for $54million . The home has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The home is on a peninsula and residents have plenty of views of Long Island Sound in Indian Harbor . The current owners of the Trumps' 'starter' mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut have listed it for $54million .

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . It features eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . It was purchased by Ivana Trump in 1982 for $4million . The new owners renovated the place in 2000 with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time . The current owners, who have remained anonymous, listed the home with Tamar Laurie of Coldwell Banker. The mansion has views of the water, a putting green, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis courts and a dock . The entrance

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and 3 staff apartments. Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million and refurbished it with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. The current owners, who have remained anonymous, listed the home with Tamar Laurie of Coldwell Banker.

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' in Greenwich, Connecticut, has been put on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The 5.8-acre estate was purchased by Trump in 1982 for $4million and was sold by his ex-wife Ivana Trump in 1998 for $15million .

Donald and Ivana Trump's former 'starter mansion' in Connecticut is on the market for $54million . The 20,000-square-foot estate features eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The home was originally built in 1939 and was refurbished by Ivana Trump with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel.

 The current owners of the Trumps''starter' mansion renovated the eight-bedroom home in 2000. They listed it this year with Tamar Laurie for $54million. The room pictured above seems to have a cohesive blue theme. Other rooms use yellow and pink as decorative themed colors. One dining area seats 11 in lush pink chairs that match the chandelier hanging above. The dishware on the table appears to be gold and white. One of the home's ten bathrooms is covered with green tiles, coordinating with the green towels and rug, stained glass windows and wall-length mirrors

Donald Trump's former'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million, according to listing agent Tamar Laurie. The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part of the

Donald Trump's former'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million, according to listing agent Tamar Laurie. The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion

Donald Trump's former'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million. The 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it seven years later for $15

Donald Trump's former'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million. The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the 5.8-acre estate in 1982 for $4million, according to Business Insider. Ivana Trump then refurbished the home - originally built in 1939 - with the same materials used to renovate Manhattan's Plaza Hotel around the same time. She then got the mansion as part of the couple's divorce in 1991 and sold it

The former owner of the former starter mansion sold it after divorce in 1991 and then sold it again after renovations done by owners who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former owner who bought it after divorce from former

Donald Trump's former 'starter mansion' has been put on the market for $54million . The impressive 20,000-square-foot Greenwich, Connecticut, estate has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a putting green, movie theater, tennis courts and three staff apartments . The Trumps bought the Connecticut mansion in 1982 for $4million . After the Trumps divorced in 1991, Ivana Trump held on to the house for seven years before selling it for $15million . The new owners toned down the house's decorations when they bought it. It was reportedly 'dripping in gold leaf' at one time, according to Business

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back . He beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer . Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer .

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin has set a new club record over 40 metres . Bellerin beat Theo Walcott's time by a hundredth of a second . Walcott is determined to reclaim his record from Bellerin this summer .

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend . Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season .

Bellerin's sprinting ability is proving key for Arsenal . Bellerin's goal against Liverpool last weekend was his second of the season . Bellerin's sprinting ability is proving key for Arsenal .

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back . Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates . But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer .

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer. Hector Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates . Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuch

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen as Arsenal's premier right back . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend . But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question .

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back . The Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal against Liverpool last weekend . Bellerin has exceptional pace, as he proved in August when he set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres . But Theo Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer and be speed king again .

Hector Bellerin is Arsenal's premier sprinter, not defender . Bellerin beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer . Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend . Walcott is determined to reclaim his title this summer . Bellerin has exceptional pace, as he proved in August when he set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres .

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen as club's premier right back . Young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet . But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question .

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender,

Hector Bellerin is Arsenal's premier right back, but he is also the club's premier sprinter, according to the young Spaniard. Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season.

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as the club's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend . Bellerin is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back . But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin shaves one hundredth of a second off Theo Walcott's time . Arsenal's Hector Bellerin scores brilliant goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend .

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as the club's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy.

Bellerin has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer of 2011. He has been a revelation since debuting for Arsenal in the summer

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend . Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season . 'We were just having a test and then they told me I was the fastest at the club,' Bellerin

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend . Bellerin is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back . But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question .

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as club's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. Bellerin scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend.

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet . He is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back . But it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question . Hector Bellerin scored a brilliant goal to put Arsenal

Hector Bellerin is becoming known for more than just his speed . The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend . Theo Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer and be speed king again .

Hector Bellerin is impressing as Arsenal's right back, scoring his second Premier League goal in the recent win over Liverpool. He is also known for his exceptional pace, having beaten Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer. Walcott is determined to reclaim his title at the end of the season, but Bellerin is focused on continuing to perform well and take advantage of his opportunities.

Hector Bellerin scores hat-trick in 4-1 win over Liverpool . Bellerin is becoming seen as Arsenal's premier right back after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy . Mathieu Debuchy was previously held the record for 40 metres , but Bellerin shaved one hundredth of a second off his time to make his record hold . Theo Walcott is determined to take his record back from Bellerin this summer and be speed king again . Bellerin has scored a great goal to put Arsenal ahead against Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates . Bellerin has become seen as

Hector Bellerin is seen as the Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend. He is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club

Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans and possibly even by his manager as Arsenal's premier right back. He impressed in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter that is most in question. He beat Theo Walcott's 40 metre club sprint record last summer.

Hector Bellerin is a young Spanish player who is impressing for Arsenal . Bellerin has emerged as a top player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season . Bellerin has exceptional pace, as he proved in August when he set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres.

Hector Bellerin has emerged as a star player for Arsenal after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back . Bellerin set a new Arsenal record over 40 metres, beating Theo Walcott's time by a hundredth of a second . Walcott is determined to reclaim his title as the club's premier sprinter this summer.

 Hector Bellerin is fast becoming seen by fans, and possibly even by his manager, as Arsenal's premier right back, after impressing in the absence of Mathieu Debuchy. The young Spaniard scored his second Premier League goal, cutting inside and curling left-footed past Simon Mignolet, in the 4-1 win over Liverpool last weekend, and is developing a reputation as a player capable of becoming a top-level full back. But, it seems, in the dressing room, it is his status as the club's premier sprinter, rather than as a defender, that is most in question, after he beat Theo

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin has emerged as a star player after filling in for the injured Mathieu Debuchy at right back this season. Bellerin shaved a hundredth of a second off Walcott's time, prompting the 26-year-old winger to vow to reclaim his title at the end of the season. And since then he has gone on to establish himself as a right-back of some promise, progressing well beyond Arsene Wenger's expectations. 'I am happy that now, after not so good performances in the beginning, the coach has still put confidence in me and given me

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$40 million awarded to paralyzed airport worker . Airport worker Brandon Afoa paralyzed from the waist down after freak runway accident . Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for freak runway accident .

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for freak runway accident . Paraplegic needs round-the-clock help from caregivers just to survive . Video footage of Afoa being craned from his bed by a special lift to a commode .

Airport worker paralyzed from waist down in freak accident . Jury awards $40 million in compensation . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision .

Paraplegic airport worker awarded $40 million . Airport worker's accident left him paralyzed from the waist down . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision .

Airport worker awarded $40 million for freak accident which left him paralyzed . Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift . Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying that the company failed to maintain a safe workplace .

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - was held liable .

Airport worker awarded $40 million for freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down . $40 million award includes $25 million from airlines . $25 million from Port of Seattle .

Airport worker awarded $40 million for freak accident . Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift . The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm .

Airport worker awarded $40 million for freak runway accident . Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed . Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle in King County Superior Court .

Paraplegic worker awarded $40 million for freak runway accident . Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed .

Paralyzed airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation . Accident left man unable to use legs or right arm . Port of Seattle will pay 25% of award, airlines will pay rest .

A airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying that the company failed to maintain a safe workplace.

A Washington state jury has awarded $40 million to a former airport worker who was paralyzed in a 2007 accident. Brandon Afoa, 33, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. The Port of Seattle, which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport, had argued that it wasn't liable for what happened as Afoa worked for a private firm. But a state supreme court finally ruled in 2013 that the airport had a 'duty' to

Airport worker paralyzed from waist down in freak runway accident . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision .

Airport worker awarded $40 million for freak runway accident . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision .

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the verdict .

Afoa was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift . The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm .

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for freak runway accident . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision . If it decides to appeal the verdict, it could delay payment of Afoa's award.

Airport worker paralyzed from waist down after freak accident . Jury awarded $40 million to Brandon Afoa . Port of Seattle may appeal verdict .

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident . Airport worker sued Port of Seattle for $40 million .

$40 million awarded to paraplegic airport worker . Port of Seattle has to pay remainder of award . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision .

Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - was found liable for what happened to Afoa . Afoa was awarded $40 million because of what the incident has done to his life . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision .

An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The Port of Seattle, which owns and operates the airport, has expressed its sympathies to Afoa and his family for the accident and is reviewing the decision.

A airport worker is awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The event, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns

 Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying that the company failed to maintain a safe workplace. Closure: An

Airport worker paralyzed from the waist down awarded $40 million in compensation . Port of Seattle says it's reviewing the decision . If it decides to appeal the verdict, it could delay payment of Afoa's award.

Afoa was paralyzed from the waist down after an accident at work . He sued the company he worked for, and a jury awarded him $40 million . The company may appeal the verdict, which could delay payment of the award.

Brandon Afoa was paralyzed from the waist down in a freak runway accident at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in 2007 . A King County jury awarded Afoa $40 million due to the impact the incident has had on his life . The Port of Seattle expressed its sympathies to Afoa and his family for the accident and is reviewing the decision .

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An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. But for years the case was locked in the courts because the Port of Seattle claimed it wasn't liable for what happened as Afoa worked for a private firm.

An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago. But for years the case was locked in the courts because the Port of Seattle claimed it wasn't liable for what happened as Afoa worked for a private firm. In a bid to move things forward, the state supreme court finally ruled in 2013 that the airport had a 'duty' to provide a safe working environment. On Tuesday a King County jury awarded Afoa $40 million because of what the incident has done to his life. Indeed, the paraplegic needs round-the

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for freak runway accident. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport - in King County Superior Court, saying

Airport worker awarded $40 million in compensation for freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down. Brandon Afoa, 33, of Puyallup, Washington, was operating a tug to push aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the brakes and steering failed, causing him to crash into a luggage lift. The incident, which took place at 2am on December 26, 2007, left Afoa unable to use his legs or right arm. Much of his intestinal tract also had to be removed by surgeons. Afoa went on to sue Port of Seattle - which owns and operates the Sea-Tac airport

A man paralysed in a runway accident has been awarded $40 million in compensation. The accident happened in 2007. The Port of Seattle was found to be liable for the accident.

The jury verdict awarded $50 million dollars for injuries caused by accident involving airport worker who injured legs and stomach when crash occurred during operation of airport equipment. The jury verdict awarded $50 million dollars for injuries caused by accident involving airport worker who injured legs and stomach when crash occurred during operation of equipment. The jury verdict awarded $50 million dollars for injuries caused by accident involving airport worker who injured legs and stomach when crash occurred during operation of equipment. The jury verdict awarded $50 million dollars for injuries caused by accident involving airport worker who injured legs and stomach when crash occurred during operation of equipment. The jury verdict awarded $50 million dollars for injuries caused by accident involving airport

An airport worker has been awarded $40 million in compensation for a freak runway accident which left him paralyzed from the waist down more than seven years ago . The Port of Seattle expressed its sympathies to Afoa and his family for the accident . If the Port of Seattle decides to appeal the verdict, it could delay payment of Afoa's award .

Rory McIlroy hits a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

Dinner with Arnold Palmer on Thursday night clearly agreed with World No 1 Rory McIlroy . All those indifferent rounds in Florida so far this year were swept aside on Friday as the Northern Irishman notched up five birdies in a row at one point on his way to a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational . It was the first time in eight rounds in the Sunshine State this year that he had broken 70 and what a way to do it . From out of the pack, the 25 year old is now bang in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month .

Rory McIlroy enjoyed five birdies in a row at Bay Hill on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month . ‘I’m just feeling more comfortable day by day, and it was great to see a few putts finally drop,’ said McIlroy, whose performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler. ‘After what I saw today and the fact he’s clearly the best player in the world, he has to be the favourite for the Masters,’ said the American, who was pipped at the post to both The Open and USPGA Championships last year by McIlroy. ‘That course suits his game. He didn’t start out hot today but when he gets it going as he did

McIlroy has rediscovered his form ahead of the Masters next month . He had five birdies in a row in Dubai earlier this year but this was the first time he had enjoyed such a run in an event on the PGA Tour .

Rory McIlroy shot a 66 in the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

Rory McIlroy hit five birdies in a row at the Arnold Palmer Invitational . The Northern Irishman is now in contention for a morale-boosting victory . McIlroy is bang in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before the Masters next month .

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

World No 1 Rory McIlroy had five birdies in a row at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that McIlroy had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

Rory McIlroy shot a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

Rory McIlroy shot a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . McIlroy is now in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month . McIlroy's performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler.

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that he had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month .

McIlroy has played well in Dubai and is now in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month. Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that he had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month . ‘I’m just feeling more comfortable day by day, and it was great to see a few putts finally drop,’ said McIlroy

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month . ‘I’m just feeling more comfortable day by day, and it was great to see a few putts finally drop,’ said McIlroy, whose performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler. ‘After what I saw today and the fact he’s clearly the best player in the world,

Rory McIlroy shot a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters .

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Dinner with Arnold Palmer on Thursday night clearly agreed with World No 1 Rory McIlroy. All those indifferent rounds in Florida so far this year were swept aside on Friday as the Northern Irishman notched up five birdies in a row at one point on his way to a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. It was the first time in eight rounds in the Sunshine State this year that he had broken 70 and what a way to do it. From out of the pack, the 25 year old is now bang in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70 . McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month . Rickie Fowler was right when he said nothing appeared to be happening for McIlroy over his front nine, the inward half on the course. In fact, he’d played much better on the first day, when he opened with a 70. But after finally getting a putt to drop at the second, and enjoying a small

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational . He had five birdies in a row in Dubai earlier this year . Fowler was right when he said nothing was happening for McIlroy over his front nine . McIlroy had a good wedge to the third green and got up and down from a greenside bunker .

Rory McIlroy, World No 1, hit a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, breaking 70 for the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year. McIlroy is now in contention for a victory in his last scheduled start before attempting to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month. McIlroy's performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler, who admitted McIlroy is now the favourite for the Masters.

Dinner with Arnold Palmer on Thursday night agreed with World No 1 Rory McIlroy. All those indifferent rounds in Florida so far this year were swept aside on Friday as the Northern Irishman notched up five birdies in a row at one point on his way to a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. It was the first time in eight rounds in the Sunshine State this year that he had broken 70 and what a way to do it. From out of the pack, McIlroy is now bang in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at

Arnold Palmer agreed with Rory McIlroy and said nothing appeared to be happening for McIlroy over his front nine on the course. McIlroy played much better on the first day, when he opened with a 70. But after finally getting a putt to drop at the second, and enjoying a small stroke of luck at the third, where his pulled drive carried a water hazard by just a couple of yards, it all started to click. A good wedge to the third green set up a birdie and then came his third in a row at the par five fourth. At the fifth his wedge shot finished 18 inches

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday, which was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70. McIlroy is now in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month. Fowler was right when he said nothing appeared to be happening for McIlroy over his front nine, the inward half on the course. In fact, he’d played much better on the first day, when he opened with a 70. But after finally

Rory McIlroy shot a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday, his first time breaking 70 in eight rounds in Florida this year. McIlroy's good friend and playing partner Rickie Fowler admitted McIlroy is now favourite for the Masters. McIlroy had five birdies in a row in Dubai earlier this year but this was the first time he had enjoyed such a run in an event on the PGA Tour.

Rory McIlroy shot a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . His performance drew a glowing tribute from his playing partner, Rickie Fowler, who said McIlroy is now the favorite for the Masters . McIlroy had five birdies in a row, the first time he had enjoyed such a run in an event on the PGA Tour .

 Rory McIlroy enjoyed a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday. It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70. McIlroy is now in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month. He was pipped at the post to both The Open and USPGA Championships last year by McIlroy. That course suits his game. He didn’t start out hot today but when he gets it going as he did on the back nine, it’s hard to hang

Rory McIlroy notched up five birdies in a row at one point on his way to a superb 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. It was the first time in eight rounds in the Sunshine State this year that he had broken 70 and what a way to do it. From out of the pack, the 25 year old is now bang in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before his attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the Masters next month. Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday. It was the first time in eight rounds

Rory McIlroy hit a second round of 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday. It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that the World No 1 had broken 70. McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month. ‘I’m just feeling more comfortable day by day, and it was great to see a few putts finally drop,’ said McIlroy, whose performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler. ‘After what I saw today and the fact he’s clearly the best player in the world

Rory McIlroy hits five birdies in a row to shoot 66 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. It was the first time in eight rounds in Florida this year that McIlroy had broken 70. McIlroy looks to have played himself back into form ahead of the Masters next month.

Rory McIlroy had a great second round at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday . He had five birdies in a row and is now in contention for a morale-boosting victory in his last scheduled start before the Masters next month . McIlroy's performance drew a glowing tribute from his good friend and playing partner, Rickie Fowler . Fowler said McIlroy is now favourite for the Masters and that the course suits his game .

Rory McIlroy had a great round of golf on Friday and is now the favorite to win the Masters . He had five birdies in a row on the back nine and is playing some of his best golf of the year . Rickie Fowler was impressed with McIlroy's performance and believes he is ready for the Masters .

Lowenbrau Keller campaign sparks outrage from women's rights group . Campaign group Collective Shout slams Lowenbrau Keller for their latest advertising campaign . Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects' . '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “Wunderbra” sends the message to an audience of all ages that women are to be valued for their body parts' . '[The campaign's slogan] “Make Mein A Dubbel

Women's rights group slams Sydney restaurant for 'objectifying' women . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms .

Women's rights group slams Sydney restaurant for advertising campaign they claim objectifies women's bodies . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms .

Collective Shout slams Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for objectifying women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women .

Collective Shout slams Lowenbrau Keller for 'sexually objectifying' women . Lowenbrau Keller accused of making 'sexually objectifying' women . Lowenbrau Keller accused of making 'sexually objectifying' women .

Women's rights group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “Wunderbra” sends the message to an audience of all ages that women are to be valued for their body parts,' Ms Liszewski said. Ms Liszewski said that the 'Make Mein A Dubbel' advertisement also suggests that the two women shown are

Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “Wunderbra” sends the message to an audience of all ages that women are to be valued for their body parts,' Ms Liszewski said. Ms Liszewski said that the 'Make Mein A Dubbel' advertisement also suggests that the two women shown are 'part of the menu'.

Sydney restaurant slammed for 'sexually objectifying' women to sell beer . Campaign group Collective Shout says advertising reinforces sexist attitudes . Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms .

Restaurant accused of using sexist advertising to sell beer . Lowenbrau Keller's campaign features slogans such as 'Wunderbra' and 'Make Mein A Dubbel' . Campaign group Collective Shout claims the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification .

Restaurant accused of objectifying women to sell beer . Lowenbrau Keller in Sydney's The Rocks . Restaurant accused of objectifying women to sell beer .

Women's rights group slams Sydney restaurant for advertising campaign . Campaign features slogan 'Wunderbra' and image of woman in lederhosen . Group claims campaign objectifies women and encourages sexual harassment .

Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel' sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification.

A women's rights group has slammed a popular eatery for their latest advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer. The Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification.

Women's rights group slams popular eatery for sexist advertising campaign . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “Wunderbra” sends the

Lowenbrau Keller's 'Wunderbra' campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . Lowenbrau Keller's 'Wunderbra' campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . Lowenbrau Keller's 'Wunderbra' campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . Lowenbrau Keller's 'Wunderbra' campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . Lowenbrau Keller's 'Wunderbra' campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . Lowenbrau Keller's '

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Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller has been slammed for an advertising campaign which they claim sexually objectifies women . The campaign features a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins . The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel' . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau

Women's rights group slammed restaurant for 'sexist' ad campaign . Restaurant's ad campaign featured slogan 'Wunderbra' and 'Make Mein A Dubbel' . Campaign group Collective Shout said that the advertisements reinforced sexual objectification . Restaurant's ad campaign featured slogan 'Bigger is better' and 'Wunderbra' .

Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “Wunderbra” sends the message to an audience of all ages that women are to be valued

Lowenbrau Keller restaurant in Sydney has come under fire for their latest advertising campaign . The Lowenbrau Keller restaurant has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins . The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification . The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . '

Restaurant's latest campaign objectifies women . Lowenbrau Keller's campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'Bigger is better - don’t you agree? We’ve got big biers, big meals and big…fun. #beer' . Adverts also suggest that the two women shown are 'part of the menu' .

Women's rights group slams popular eatery for advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer . Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women .

Women's rights group Collective Shout has criticized the Lowenbrau Keller restaurant in Sydney for its advertising campaign, which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer. The campaign features slogans such as 'Wunderbra' and 'Make Mein A Dubbel' alongside images of women in low-cut lederhosen holding trays of beer steins. The group argues that the advertisements reinforce sexist attitudes and invite patrons to view female staff as sexual objects.

The Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who say the advertising reinforces sexual objectification . Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectify women . The Lowenbrau Keller

Lowenbrau Keller has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout. Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women. The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms. The 'Make Mein A Dub

Women's rights group Collective Shout has slammed a popular Sydney eatery for their latest advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer. The Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification.

The Lowenbrau Keller in Sydney has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification. Dan Hopkirk, Marketing Director for Urban Purveyor Groups who owns the Lowenbrau Keller, said that the advertisements were meant as 'fun play-on words' that

Lowenbrau Keller's 'Wunderbra' campaign criticized for objectifying women . Collective Shout claims campaign reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects . Urban Purveyor Group's Marketing Director claims campaign was meant as 'fun play-on words' .

 Lowenbrau Keller slammed for objectifying women in advertising campaign. Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women. The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms. 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. '[The company's slogan] “Live it Large” and “W

The Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification.

Lowenbrau Keller's social media and bus campaign features a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed the restaurant for the advertisements. The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms. Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women. The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms. 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view

Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. Collective Shout claims the advertisements reinforce sexual objectification. Lowenbrau Keller's Dan Hopkirk said the advertisements were meant as 'fun play-on words' that people would be familiar with.

A women's rights group has slammed a popular eatery for their latest advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer. The Lowenbrau Keller, in Sydney's The Rocks, has released a social media and bus campaign featuring the slogan 'Wunderbra' underneath a photograph of a woman in a low-cut lederhosen holding a tray of beer steins. The same campaign also features an image of two women in a similar state of dress with the caption 'Make Mein A Dubbel', sparking outrage from Collective Shout, who claim the advertisements reinforces sexual objectification. Scroll down for video

Women's rights group slam Sydney restaurant for latest advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer. Campaign group Collective Shout has slammed Sydney restaurant Lowenbrau Keller for an advertising campaign they claim sexually objectifies women. The Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms. 'Through this advertising Lowenbrau reinforces sexist attitudes and invites patrons to view female staff as sexual objects, exposing them to sexual harassment,' Melinda Liszewski, spokesperson for grassroots campaign movement Collective Shout, told Daily Mail Australia. 'The slogan “Live it Large

The company's slogan "Live it large" suggests women are part of menu item list for beer drinkers who enjoy beer drinking festival during festival season. The company's slogan suggests women are part of menu item list for beer drinkers who enjoy beer drinking festival during festival season. The company's slogan suggests women are part of menu item list for beer drinkers who enjoy beer drinking festival during festival season.

Women's rights group slams Lowenbrau Keller for advertising campaign which they claim objectifies women's bodies to sell beer . Lowenbrau Keller campaign is being used on both social media and public transport platforms . 'The Löwenbräu Keller campaign aims to embody the traditions of Oktoberfest which is about a celebratory occasion and enjoyable time spent with friends.'

Boston Marathon bombing victims' families testify at trial . Jurors see photo of smiling girl in baseball uniform . Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in holding cell in courthouse .

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev guilty on all counts . Jury must decide whether he lives or dies . Victim impact testimony begins .

Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies . Jurors also began to hear about the holes his bombs left in the hearts of the survivors and the families of the dead . Now that he has been found guilty on every count, the jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done .

Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies : singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs . But on Tuesday, jurors also began to hear about the holes his bombs left in the hearts of the survivors and the families of the dead . Now that he has been found guilty on every count, the jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done . This is the victim impact part of the case, and the testimony was heartbreaking . Four young people are gone, and grief fills the spaces they once occupied . A father with a shock of white hair cried for the daughter he called "Princess" . "Krystle was the light of my life. She was extremely smart, hardworking, beautiful, every father

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies: singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs . Jurors left with an indelible image of Tsarnaev, taken when he was in a holding cell in the very courthouse where the trial is being held . Jurors must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done .

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev murdered 4 people and injured 264 others at Boston Marathon in 2013 . Jurors saw photograph after photograph of smiling, happy people with arms around siblings at weddings and birthday parties and family gatherings .

Photos show smiling, happy people with arms around siblings at weddings and birthday parties and family gatherings . Photos show Tsarnaev in a holding cell in the very courthouse where the trial is being held . Photos show Martin Richard, 8, who looked just like his dad . Photos show Sean Collier, 26, who was remembered at his memorial service by these words: "Big heart, big smiles, big service. All love."

Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev found guilty on all counts . Jurors must decide whether he should live or die . Victims' families describe their grief .

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies: singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs . 4 young people are gone, and grief fills the spaces they once occupied . Jurors saw photograph after photograph of smiling, happy people with arms around siblings at weddings and birthday parties and family gatherings .

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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev found guilty on all counts in Boston Marathon bombing . Victims' families will testify about impact of bombings . Prosecutor says Tsarnaev's bombs left holes in hearts of survivors and families of dead .

Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev found guilty on all counts . Jurors must decide whether Tsarnaev should live or die for what he has done . "These young women, this young man and this little boy, all of them were loved and they loved in return," Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadine Pellegrini said.

The jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done . The jury must know the stories of his victims . Tsarnaev murdered each one of them in a way that they had time to feel pain, they had time to be scared and frightened, but they had no time to say good-bye, says prosecutor .

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies: singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs . But on Tuesday, jurors also began to hear about the holes his bombs left in the hearts of the survivors and the families of the dead. Now that he has been found guilty on every count, the jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done. This is the victim impact part of the case, and the testimony was heartbreaking. Four young people are gone, and grief fills the spaces they once

Jurors see photo of Tsarnaev in holding cell . Victims' families see photo of Tsarnaev in holding cell .

Jurors hear about the victims of Boston Marathon bombings . Four young people are gone, and grief fills the spaces they once occupied . A father with a shock of white hair cried for the daughter he called "Princess." "Krystle was the light of my life. She was extremely smart, hardworking, beautiful, every father's dream. I miss her a lot," said William A. Campbell Sr., dabbing at his eyes as he described his daughter, a 29-year-old restaurant manager who was killed in the first blast at the 2013 Boston Marathon. She was the one who could round up the

See more iReport galleries: Boston (CNN)Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies: singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs. But on Tuesday, jurors also began to hear about the holes his bombs left in the hearts of the survivors and the families of the dead. Now that he has been found guilty on every count, the jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done. This is the victim impact part of the case, and the testimony was heartbreaking. Four young people

Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done . 4 young people are gone, and grief fills the spaces they once occupied . A father with a shock of white hair cried for the daughter he called "Princess." "Krystle was the light of my life. She was extremely smart, hardworking, beautiful, every father's dream. I miss her a lot," said William A. Campbell Sr., dabbing at his eyes as he described his daughter, a 29-year-old restaurant manager who was killed in the first blast at the 2013 Boston Marathon. She

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs tore through their bodies: singeing flesh, shattering bones, shredding muscles and severing limbs . But on Tuesday, jurors also began to hear about the holes his bombs left in the hearts of the survivors and the families of the dead . Now that he has been found guilty on every count, the jury must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev, 21, should live or die for what he has done . This is the victim impact part of the case, and the testimony was heartbreaking . Four young people are gone, and grief fills

Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev found guilty on all 30 counts . Jury must decide whether he should live or die for what he has done . Victims' families testify about the pain of losing loved ones .

Jury hears about victims of Boston Marathon bombing . Jurors saw photo after photo of smiling, happy people with arms around siblings at weddings and birthday parties and family gatherings .

Witnesses describe the pain of victims of Boston Marathon bombings . Jurors must decide whether Tsarnaev should live or die .

Boston Marathon bomber killed four people and injured more than 260 others . Lingzi Lu, Martin Richard, Krystle Campbell and Sean Collier were killed . William Campbell and Denise Richard are among the survivors . Tsarnaev faces the death penalty .

Jurors in the trial of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have heard emotional testimony from victims and their families during the victim impact part of the case. The jury must now decide whether Tsarnaev should be sentenced to death for his crimes. The testimony included descriptions of the victims' lives and personalities, as well as the pain and grief caused by their deaths.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 21, of Boston was found guilty on Tuesday of deliberately bombing the Boston Marathon and killing multiple people, including three young women. He is being tried in a separate case, that of his father, William A. Campbell Sr., who was killed in the first blast at the 2013 Boston Marathon. Tsarnaev was aged 8 when he was born into a family of about-place-Krystle Lu, 25, of Weymouth, Massachusetts. There are multiple photos of Madonna and other loved ones of her available for jurors to see. There is also a case where a man has been charged with murder

Jurors are considering whether Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should be executed for his role in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings . Tsarnaev has been found guilty of all charges and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 15 . The victim impact part of the trial is ongoing . Four young people are dead, and many more are injured . The jury is considering whether Tsarnaev should be executed

Jurors saw photograph of smiling, happy people with arms around siblings at weddings and birthday parties and family gatherings. There was the photo of Campbell as a little girl in a red tap-dancing outfit. And then came the one that made her father smile through his tears. She was a little older and wearing a baseball uniform. "She traded that in for a bat," Campbell said. "She wasn't really a girly girl, but she loved to whitewater, camp, play baseball. She had a good arm on her. I was very proud of her." By contrast, jurors also were left with an ind

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs killed 4 and injured many more . Victims and their families are testifying in the victim impact part of the case . Tsarnaev has been found guilty on all counts and the jury must now decide whether he should live or die .

Jurors must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev should live or die . Testimony was heartbreaking as families of the dead shared stories of their loved ones . Tsarnaev's bombs left holes in the hearts of the survivors and families of the dead .

 There were tears and smiles in the courtroom. The victims of the bombings were sons and daughters, grandchildren, brothers and sisters. Jurors saw photograph after photograph of smiling, happy people. There was the photo of Campbell as a little girl in a red tap-dancing outfit. And then came the one that made her father smile through his tears. She was a little older and wearing a baseball uniform. "She traded that in for a bat," Campbell said. "She wasn't really a girly girl, but she loved to whitewater, camp, play baseball. She had a good arm on her

Jurors will hear about the victims' lives and the impact of the bombings on their families. Tsarnaev's photos show him smiling and laughing with his family.

Boston Marathon bombing survivor's father described daughter as "every father's dream." Lingzi Lu, Chinese grad student, was killed in first blast. Martin Richard, 8, was killed in second blast. Sean Collier, 26, was killed in third blast.

Victims' families describe grief, loss in Boston Marathon bombing trial. Jurors saw photograph of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in holding cell. Jurors must decide whether Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev should live or die.

Jurors see photo of Tsarnaev in court holding cell. Victims' families testify about loss of loved ones.

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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's bombs killed 4 people and left holes in their hearts . Jurors must decide whether Tsarnaev should live or die for what he has done .

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves" . He apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his comments "offended members of the Israeli Arab community" . But Netanyahu's policies speak much more loudly than his half-apology .

Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat . Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship . When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves," people around the world were justifiably horrified .

Israel votes for a national leader who acts as if one-fifth of its country's citizens are an existential threat . Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship . Netanyahu apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his comments "offended members of the Israeli Arab community" . But Netanyahu's policies speak much more loudly than his half-apology . And with him poised to serve a fourth term, many Palestinian citizens of Israel fear, with good reason, that his victory means it is open season for anti-Arab racism in the Knesset and in the streets . Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new; our rights have been under attack for years (imagine a proposal that forced Jewish Americans to sign a "loyalty oath" to the United States as was proposed for Palestinians and other

Israel's election has further entrenched institutionalized racism and denied the rights of indigenous Palestinians . The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority . There are versions of it that establish Hebrew as the sole official language and recognize Jewish religious law as a "source of inspiration for the Knesset" .

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new . Majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum .

Israel votes in national election, with Netanyahu poised to serve a fourth term . Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new; our rights have been under attack for years (imagine a proposal that forced Jewish Americans to sign a "loyalty oath" to the United States as was proposed for Palestinians and other non-Jewish citizens of Israel). However, the majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum . The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that previously floundered in the Knesset has been resurrected . The bill, if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority . There are versions of it that establish Hebrew as the sole official language and recognize Jewish religious law as a "source of inspiration for the Knesset." Even Israel's Supreme Court has come under

Israel's prime minister has again won election, despite anti-Arab comments . Arab citizens of Israel fear open season for anti-Arab racism . Proposed law would codify principle of preserving Jewish ethnic majority .

Israel's war on Palestinian citizens is nothing new . The Jewish Nation-State Bill codifies the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority . The Admissions Committees Law allows hundreds of localities to reject applicants .

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new . Minority rights have been under attack for years . But majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum .

Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat . Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies speak much more loudly than his half-apology . The majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum .

Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat. We were born into the wrong tribe, so to speak. Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship.

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new; our rights have been under attack for years . The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority . The 2011 Admissions Committees Law allows hundreds of localities in Israel to reject applicants seeking to buy homes built on state land .

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new . Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves" .

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new . Our rights have been under attack for years . The 2011 Admissions Committees Law -- upheld in 2014 by the more conservative Supreme Court, which includes the first Israeli settler jurist -- allows hundreds of localities in Israel to essentially reject applicants seeking to buy homes built on state land because the applicants are deemed "unsuitable." The law caused an outcry among Palestinian citizens and human rights groups, who assert that it's simply a thinly disguised effort to discriminate against Israeli citizens on the basis of ethnicity.

The Admissions Committees Law — upheld in 2014 by the more conservative Supreme Court, which includes the first Israeli settler jurist — allows hundreds of localities in Israel to essentially reject applicants seeking to buy homes built on state land because the applicants are deemed "unsuitable." The law, which was passed by the Knesset in 2013, was intended to help Israel's Arab citizens, who are the majority in the Knesset, to gain seats in the Knesset. However, the law has been met with widespread opposition from the Arab parties, who fear that it will further marginalize Palestinian citizens of Israel. Opinion:

Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat. We were born into the wrong tribe, so to speak. Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship. When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves," people around the world were justifiably horrified. And Monday, in response to the outrage, he apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his comments "off

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new . Our rights have been under attack for years . However, the majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum .

Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat . We were born into the wrong tribe, so to speak . Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship . When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves," people around the world were justifiably horrified . And Monday, in response to the outrage, he apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his comments "offended members

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new; our rights have been under attack for years (imagine a proposal that forced Jewish Americans to sign a "loyalty oath" to the United States as was proposed for Palestinians and other non-Jewish citizens of Israel). However, the majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum. The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that previously floundered in the Knesset has been resurrected. The bill, if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority. There are versions of it that

The 2011 Admissions Committees Law — upheld in 2014 by the more conservative Supreme Court, which includes the first Israeli settler jurist — allows hundreds of localities in Israel to essentially reject applicants seeking to buy homes built on state land because the applicants are deemed "unsuitable." The law caused an outcry among Palestinian citizens and human rights groups, who assert that it's simply a thinly disguised effort to discriminate against Israeli citizens on the basis of ethnicity. Simply put, the law enforces segregation within Israel, helping to keep Palestinian citizens out of Jewish communities. Attempts to marginalize Palestinian citizens of Israel also extend to the political sphere

Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new . Our rights have been under attack for years (imagine a proposal that forced Jewish Americans to sign a "loyalty oath" to the United States as was proposed for Palestinians and other non-Jewish citizens of Israel). However, the majority's attempt to further entrench institutionalized racism and deny the rights of indigenous Palestinians has achieved frightening momentum. The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that previously floundered in the Knesset has been resurrected. The bill, if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority. There are versions of it

Israel has voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat . Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship . When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves," people around the world were justifiably horrified . And Monday, in response to the outrage, he apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his comments "offended members of the Israeli Arab community . " However, Netanyahu's policies speak

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has won a fourth term . He has said that Arabs are "being bused to the polling station in droves" . He has apologized for his statement, but his policies speak louder than his apology .

The article discusses the re-election of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the concerns of Palestinian citizens of Israel. The author argues that tribalism and ethnicity trump democracy and citizenship in Israel, and that Netanyahu's policies and statements perpetuate anti-Arab racism. The article also highlights various laws and policies that discriminate against Palestinian citizens, including the controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" and the Admissions Committees Law.

Israel votes for a leader who is willing to act as if one-fifth of its citizens are an existential threat to the country. Campaign season has shown that this is the reality in Israel. Arab citizens are being targeted for discrimination and violence because of their ethnicity. The "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that was passed in the Knesset is a step in the wrong direction. The bill enforces segregation within Israel and helps to keep Palestinian citizens out of Jewish communities. The government has changed the Supreme Court's composition to tilt it further to the right, which is a threat to the rights of Palestinian citizens. The sole Arab Supreme Court

Israel has voted for a national leader who is known for his anti-Arab rhetoric . Benjamin Netanyahu is the current Prime Minister of Israel and he has been in office for 3 terms . Israel's war on its Palestinian citizens is nothing new; our rights have been under attack for years . The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that previously floundered in the Knesset has been resurrected . The bill, if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority . There are versions of it that establish Hebrew as the sole official language and recognize Jewish religious law as a "source of inspiration for the Knesset."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing criticism for his comments about Arabs being bused to the polls, with many fearing that his victory means it is open season for anti-Arab racism in the country. The controversial "Jewish Nation-State Bill" that previously floundered in the Knesset has been resurrected, and if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority. Palestinian citizens of Israel have long been subjected to institutionalized racism, and with Netanyahu poised to serve a fourth term, many fear that their rights will continue to be under attack.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies and statements have been criticized for being anti-Arab . The Jewish Nation-State Bill, if passed, would codify the principle of preserving a Jewish ethnic majority . The 2011 Admissions Committees Law allows localities to reject applicants deemed "unsuitable" based on ethnicity .

 Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts as if he considers one-fifth of its country's citizens -- including me and my family -- to be an existential threat. We were born into the wrong tribe, so to speak. Campaign season shed light on the troubling reality in Israel -- that tribalism trumps democracy and ethnicity trumps citizenship. When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs were "being bused to the polling station in droves," people around the world were justifiably horrified. And Monday, in response to the outrage, he apologized for his statement, offering that he knew his

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been re-elected. He has a history of making anti-Arab statements. He has also pushed for laws that discriminate against Arab citizens.

Israel has again voted for a national leader who acts like they considers one-half of its citizens as an existential threat. They are born wrong or wrong enough to deserve punishment. When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Arabs are "being bused into the polling station in droves" people around world were shocked because it wasn’s shocking anymore because it happened repeatedly. When Israeli Arabs complained about дискриминации их права нарушают регулярно и регулярно нарушают права израильских евреев тоже регулярно и тоже регулярно нарушают права израильских евреев тоже регулярно нарушают права израильских евреев тоже регулярно нарушают права израильских евреев тоже регулярно нарушают права израильских евреев тоже регулярно нарушают права

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has won a fourth term as Prime Minister . He has been accused of anti-Arab racism in the past, and his policies have not changed . He has been accused of marginalizing Palestinian citizens of Israel, and the 2011 Admissions Committees Law is a good example .

 Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has won a fourth term . His victory has sparked fears that it will lead to further discrimination against Palestinian citizens of Israel . Netanyahu has previously made controversial comments about Arabs and has proposed legislation that would discriminate against them .

Former President George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara did not have a working alarm at their Houston home for more than a year . The Secret Service assigned an employee to keep watch over the residence, according to the report . The report also raises concerns about the security at other former presidents' homes, but has redacted their names .

Former President George H.W. Bush's Houston home had a broken alarm system for 15 months . The Secret Service took more than a year to replace the alarm . Concerns: The report also raises concerns about the security at other former presidents' homes .

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 . The Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014 .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace broken alarm system at former President Bush's home . Alarm failed in September 2013 . System replaced in January 2014 .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . Former president and wife Barbara have 'great respect' for Secret Service .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 . The oversight - just the latest in a string of blunders by the agency - was revealed in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General, which was released on Thursday .

Security equipment showed 'signs of impending failure' . Former president's homes were guarded by a Secret Service agent .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at former President George H.W. Bush's home . Alarm system installed in 1993 had exceeded its life cycle . Secret Service assigned an employee to keep watch over the residence .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . Alarm failed at former president's Houston residence in September 2013 . Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014 . It took until December for it to be installed .

Former President George H.W. Bush's home in Houston did not have working alarm system for 15 months . Security equipment at former President Bill Clinton's home was 'showing signs of impending failure' .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace alarm system at home of George H.W. Bush . Alarm failed in September 2013 and was not replaced until January 2014 . Report raises concerns about security at other former presidents' homes .

Former President George H.W. Bush's alarm system was out of service for 15 months, despite a recommendation that it be replaced, according to a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General. The report also revealed that the Secret Service had not replaced the alarm system at Vice President Joe Biden's home.

Former President George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara did not have a working alarm at their Houston home for more than a year, it has emerged. The alarm failed in September 2013 and was not replaced until December, leaving the couple without protection for 15 months, the Washington Post reported. The Secret Service has been criticized for its handling of security at the home of former President George W. Bush in Dallas, where a man scaled a fence and entered the property in September.

Former First Lady Barbara Bush and former President George H.W. Bush, pictured watching basketball in March, did not have a working alarm at their Houston home for more than a year . During the time the alarm was out of service, the Secret Service assigned an employee to keep watch over the residence, according to the report,CBS News reported. Some inside the agency contended that the agent was not sufficient to replace the alarm system, the Washington Post reported. Despite the apparently relaxed security measures, there were no breaches at the property, where 90-year-old Bush and his wife Barbara have lived for more than two decades. On

Former President George H.W. Bush's home was guarded by a Secret Service agent throughout the 15 months . The alarm system at former President George H.W. Bush's home was failing so agents had simply switched the system off .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace broken alarm system at former president's home . 15 months without working alarm . Secret Service agent assigned to keep watch over the residence .

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Bush family's alarm system broken for 15 months . Secret Service agent assigned to watch over home . No breaches at home .

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months . It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was denied for an unknown reason. The full frontal photograph was one of several taken

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 . The Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, but it took until December for it to be installed .

Alarm system at George H.W. Bush's Houston home was out of service for 15 months . The alarm system at Vice President Joe Biden's home was out of service for more than a year .

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The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 . The Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014 . It took until December for it to be installed .

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 . It took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months .

The Secret Service took over a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of former President George H.W. Bush, leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm for 15 months. The alarm failed in September 2013 and despite the Secret Service buying a replacement system in January 2014, it was not installed until December of that year. The oversight was revealed in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General, which also raises concerns about security at other former presidents' homes.

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush, it has emerged. The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months. It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was refused for an unknown reason. The Oversight:

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush, it has emerged. The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months. It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was denied for an unknown reason. The oversight - just the

The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush. The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months. The oversight - just the latest in a string of blunders by the agency - was revealed in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General.

Secret Service took more than a year to replace broken alarm system at George H.W. Bush's home . Alarm system originally installed in 1993 and had exceeded its life cycle . Request to replace system was denied in 2010 for unknown reason .

Secret Service took more than a year to replace broken alarm system at George H.W. Bush's home . During that time, a Secret Service agent was assigned to guard the residence . Report recommends Secret Service review all security equipment and look into how it keeps track of maintenance issues.

 The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of George H.W. Bush. The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013. It took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months. It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was denied for an unknown reason. The oversight - just the latest in a string of blunders by the agency - was revealed in a report by

Former First Lady Barbara Bush and former President George H.W. Bush did not have a working alarm at their Houston home for more than a year. The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system.

Secret Service took more than a year to replace broken alarm system at former president's home. Alarm failed in September 2013 and even though a replacement system was bought in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed. The oversight was revealed in a report by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General.

Report: Secret Service failed to replace alarm at Bush's Houston home for 15 months. Former president's home had no working alarm for 15 months.

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The Secret Service took more than a year to replace a broken alarm system at the home of former president George H.W. Bush . The alarm failed at the former president's Houston residence in September 2013 and even though the Secret Service bought a replacement system in January 2014, it took until December for it to be installed - leaving the couple without the protection of a working alarm at their home for 15 months . It came despite an agent's recommendation in 2010 that the alarm, which was installed in 1993, be replaced because it 'had exceeded its life cycle'. The request was denied for an unknown reason. The oversight - just the latest in

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Since this required a separate contract with the MGM there was speculation that the fight might be in jeopardy. In reality May 2 in

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao will fight on May 2 . Tickets for the fight will be on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight .

Tickets for Mayweather vs Pacquiao go on sale on Thursday . The fight is the richest ever . Mayweather and Pacquiao are set to bank at least $180m and $120m respectively .

Tickets for Mayweather vs Pacquiao go on sale on Thursday . The fight is expected to generate half billion dollars . Mayweather and Pacquiao are set to bank at least $180m and $120m respectively .

Tickets for Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao go on sale Thursday . Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on sale Thursday . Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on sale Thursday .

Tickets for Floyd Mayweather versus Manny Pacquiao go on sale on Thursday . Mayweather trains with his uncle Roger during a media workout in Las Vegas last week . Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media . Even Arum, angered as he was by delays he blamed on the Mayweather side for making the tickets release far later than for any big fight ever, had said: ‘There’s too much at stake for the plug to be pulled. Like half-billion dollars which it is now expected to generate, with Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180million and $120m respectively, . Arum adds: ‘All the matters have been agreed and the contract is being drawn up.’ The vast majority of the 16,500 tickets were always destined to be parcelled up between the two

Tickets go on sale for Mayweather v Pacquiao fight . Tickets range from $1,500 to $7,500 . Fight is 10 days away .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight on May 2 . Tickets go on sale at 8pm on Thursday . Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180m and $120m respectively .

Tickets for Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao go on public sale on Thursday . The fight is billed as the Fight of the Century . The fight is to take place in Las Vegas on May 2 .

Fight of the Century tickets on sale Thursday . Mayweather-Pacquiao tickets will be priced at $1,500-$7,500

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . The fight is expected to generate at least $500million . The vast majority of the 16,500 tickets were always destined to be parcelled up between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast and the MGM hotel group for their clients and high rollers.

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to take place on May 2 in the Grand Garden Arena . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday .

Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tickets go on sale Thursday . Mayweather trains with uncle Roger during media workout in Las Vegas last week . Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to fight on May 2 in Las Vegas . Mayweather trains with uncle Roger during media workout in Las Vegas . Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media .

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao on sale on Thursday . Floyd Mayweather trains with his uncle Roger during a media workout in Las Vegas last week . Manny Pacquiao posts a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight .

The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to take place on May 2 in the Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The fight is expected to be the richest fight of all time. The fight will be the first fight between two boxers who have never fought in the ring. The fight will be the first fight between two boxers who have never fought in the ring. The fight will be the first fight between two boxers who have never fought in the ring. The fight will be the first fight between two boxers who have never fought in the ring. The fight will be the first fight between two

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Since this required a separate contract with the MGM there was speculation that the fight might be in jeopardy. In reality May

Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on sale Thursday . Fight is set for May 2 in Las Vegas . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday .

Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight go on sale Thursday . Tickets priced at $1,500 to $7,500 each . Only a token 1000 seats are going on public sale .

Tickets for Floyd Mayweather versus Manny Pacquiao on sale Thursday . Mayweather and Pacquiao are set to bank at least $180million and $120m respectively .

The Fight of the Century . The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to take place on May 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The fight will be televised live on CBS, Showtime and ESPN. The fight will be broadcast live on CBS, Showtime and ESPN.

May 2 in the Grand Garden Arena will be the fight of the century . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday .

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself.

Tickets for the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight are finally on sale after weeks of negotiations and accusations between promoters. Only a token 1,000 seats are going on public sale, with the majority of the 16,500 tickets being parcelled up between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast, and the MGM hotel group for their clients and high rollers. The fight is expected to generate half a billion dollars, with Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180 million and $120 million respectively.

The Desert Storm in a box office which some thought might pull the plug on the richest fight of all time has blown over . Those priceless tickets will be on sale at 8pm on Thursday after weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum . The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . The fights between Mayweather's advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves were settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Hay

The fight of the century is about to happen . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale . The fight is set to take place on May 2 in the Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas . There are reports that the tickets for the super-ringside seats will be exchanged for upwards of $200,000 . The fight is set to be televised by CBS .

The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to take place on May 2. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Only a token 1000 seats are going on public sale, at between $1,500 (£1,000) and $7,500 (£5,000) each. The fight is expected to generate half a billion dollars.

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . The vast majority of the 16,500 tickets were always destined to be parcelled up between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast and the MGM hotel group for their clients and high rollers . Only a token 1000 seats are going on public sale, at between $1,500 (£1,000) and $7,500 (£5,000) each.

Tickets for Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao fight go on sale Thursday night . Fight is expected to generate half a billion dollars, with Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180 million and $120 million respectively . Only 1000 tickets will be available to the public, with super-ringside tickets costing $10,000 and being exchanged on the alternative market for upwards of $200,000.

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Mayweather-Pacquiao fight sold out in just over an hour. Tickets on sale at 8pm on Thursday. Mayweather-Pacquiao fight will be shown on closed-circuit TV.

Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on sale Thursday. Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum agree to terms. Mayweather trains with uncle Roger in Las Vegas. Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media.

Mayweather v Pacquiao tickets on sale at 8pm on Thursday. Tickets priced at $150 (£100). Mayweather v Pacquiao fight is expected to generate $500m.

Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tickets go on sale Thursday. Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday. Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight. This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Since this required a separate contract with the MGM there was speculation that the fight might be

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Manny Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . As many as 50,000 tickets will be available to watch the fight at various MGM properties via closed-circuit television.

Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of heavy fixture list . Chelsea eliminated from Champions League on away goals . Manchester City and Arsenal both need to turn around first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco . Liverpool and Tottenham eliminated from Europa League . Everton are the only Premier League club still standing in Europa League .

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were eliminated from the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

Sam Allardyce believes Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

Premier League teams suffer in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals . 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage. 'When they come back to playing in Europe they may have a considerable amount of injures in certain areas and mental fatigue kicks in on players - that is bound to have an effect when other teams have had the opportunity to take a break.'

Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

Sam Allardyce believes a lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition . Chelsea were eliminated from the round of 32 in the Champions League by Paris St Germain on away goals on Wednesday night - whilst Manchester City and Arsenal both need to turn around first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco, respectively if they are to advance. Liverpool and Tottenham have been knocked out of the Europa League with only Everton still standing and Allardyce feels a heavy festive schedule always catches English clubs out. West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals . 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves

Sam Allardyce believes a lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals . 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage. 'When they come back to playing in Europe they may have a considerable amount of injures in certain areas and mental fatigue kicks in on players - that is bound to have an effect when other teams have had the opportunity to take a break.' Swansea boss Garry Monk hailed the entertainment level of the Premier League but believes English clubs still

Allardyce says no winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in Europe . Monk says EPL is the best league in the world for entertainment . Allardyce says EPL clubs have disadvantage due to heavy festive schedule .

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

Premier League teams suffering in Europe because of lack of winter break . Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal all need to turn around first-leg defeats . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League teams should be doing better in Europe .

Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea and Manchester City both need to turn around first-leg defeats . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

Sam Allardyce believes a lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition. West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

Premier League clubs suffer in Europe . West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe . Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of no winter break . Premier League is the best league in the world . Premier League is the most entertaining .

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea dumped out of Champions League by PSG . Man City and Arsenal need to turn around first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco, respectively . Liverpool and Tottenham knocked out of Europa League . Everton are the only Premier League club still standing in Europa League . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals . 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage.

See more iReport galleries: Allardyce: Premier League clubs 'suffer in Europe because of no winter break . West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break .

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break . West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

English Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of no winter break . Chelsea were eliminated from the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals . 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said . Swansea boss Garry Monk hailed the entertainment level of the Premier League but believes English clubs still lack the tactical nous of their continental counterparts . Everton are the only Premier League club still standing in the Europa League .

Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe . Swansea boss Garry Monk hailed the entertainment level of the Premier League . West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break .

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce believes that the lack of a winter break is hindering Premier League clubs in European competition. He argues that the heavy festive schedule always catches English clubs out, leading to injuries and mental fatigue. Meanwhile, Swansea boss Garry Monk believes that English clubs still lack the tactical nous of their continental counterparts, despite having some of the best managers in the world.

Sam Allardyce believes a lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition. Swansea were the only Premier League club still standing in the Europa League when they were knocked out by Paris St Germain on away goals on Wednesday night - whilst Manchester City and Arsenal have to turn around first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco, respectively if they are to advance. Liverpool and Tottenham have been knocked out of the Europa League with only Everton still standing and Allardyce feels a heavy festive schedule always catches English clubs out. West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter

Premier League clubs are struggling in Europe because they do not have winter break . Lee Friedlander took a nude photo of Madonna and sold it for $37,500 . Swansea boss Garry Monk believes English clubs lack the tactical nous of their continental counterparts . English clubs are struggling in Europe because they play too many games .

Sam Allardyce believes Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of lack of winter break . Chelsea were eliminated from the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Everton are the only Premier League club still standing in the Europa League . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe .

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce believes a lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition . Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain . Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals .

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce believes lack of winter break is hampering Premier League clubs in European competition . Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League is best for entertainment, not technical and tactical situations . Everton is the only Premier League club still standing in the Europa League.

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Chelsea were eliminated from the Champions League on away goals by Paris St Germain. Manchester City and Arsenal both need to turn around first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco, respectively if they are to advance. Liverpool and Tottenham have been knocked out of the Europa League with only Everton still standing. West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break. Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe. Everton are the only Premier League club still standing in the Europa League. Swansea boss Garry Monk says Premier League clubs should be doing better in Europe. Everton are the only

English clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break. Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break. Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break.

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break. Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain. Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals. 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage.

Premier League clubs are suffering in Europe because of no winter break. Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League on Wednesday night by Paris Saint-Germain. Thiago Silva's (right) extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals. 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage. 'When they come back to playing

Premier League clubs suffer in Europe because of no winter break. Chelsea were dumped out of the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain. Thiago Silva's extra-time header meant the French giants went through 3-3 on away goals. 'I think, like I have before, that we don't help ourselves with our fixture list,' the West Ham boss said. 'Playing as many games as we do through Christmas and New Year and not having the opportunity to shut the league down for a few weeks gives every club that plays in Europe a disadvantage. 'When they come back to playing in Europe they may have a considerable

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Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell' .

Sir Ranulph Fiennes: Marathon des Sables runner taken to hospital . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart .

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, receiving medical attention at Marathon des Sables . Ran for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C through the desert .

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . Heath: The explorer previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a cancer operation and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes . Gruelling: He ran for 30 hours

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, completes most gruelling stage of Marathon des Sables . Ranulph, who began the challenging fourth stage of the event on Wednesday morning, has covered 56 miles . Sir Ranulph, who began the challenging fourth stage of the event on Wednesday morning, has covered 56 miles .

Sir Ranulph Fiennes receives medical attention at Marathon des Sables . 71-year-old explorer completed most gruelling stage of race . He was forced to lie down intermittently during last few hours because of fears he would not be able to finish .

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell' .

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables . He ran for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . He is raising money for Marie Curie Cancer Care nurses .

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'.

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'.

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell' . Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . Heath: The explorer previously suffered two heart attacks and has undergone a double heart bypass, a cancer operation and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes . Gruelling: He ran for 30 hours in heat topping 50

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the

Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. He completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . Heath: The explorer previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes receives medical attention at Marathon des Sables . He completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today . He was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He said the experience was 'more hellish than hell'.

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage . He previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a cancer operation and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes . He is raising money for the work of Marie Curie Cancer Care nurses who are also working through the night .

Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention after running for 30 hours in temperatures over 50C during the Marathon des Sables. The 71-year-old completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. Sir Ranulph, who previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a cancer operation, and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes, is raising money for Marie Curie Cancer Care nurses.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . Heath: The explorer previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a cancer operation and

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart . He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. Sir Ranulph, who began the challenging fourth stage of the event on

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention after completing the most gruelling stage of the Marathon des Sables. His heart was beginning to take its toll on his effort, and he was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run. The race is not over and he still has one more marathon to complete tomorrow. He said thoughts of the Marie Curie teams he is raising money for kept him going.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables . He ran for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C, but was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . The race is not over and he still has one more marathon to complete tomorrow before finally finishing.

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . He had to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run due to fears he would not be able to finish the stage . He is raising money for Marie Curie Cancer Care nurses and said thoughts of them kept him going.

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Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart. Heath: The explorer previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass, a cancer

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is recovering in medical tent after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to

Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C. Sir Ranulph, 71, completed the most gruelling stage of the desert race today, but was taken straight to the medical tent because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as'more hellish than hell'. Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent

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Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at the Marathon des Sables after running for 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C . The race is not over and he still has one more marathon to complete tomorrow before finally finishing . He said the work of Marie Curie Cancer Care nurses, who are also working through the night, keep him going . 'What kept me going was the thought that Marie Curie nurses are also working through the night. 'This is all to raise funds for the amazing care they provide to people who are terminally ill and their families.'

Putin slashed Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles -- worth about $61,000 today . Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

President Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles . Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% . Putin's annual salary is nearly 3.7 million rubles . Putin canceled his ministers' holiday vacations in August .

Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10% . Putin's annual salary was $61,000 . Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

President Putin cuts his own salary by 10% . Putin's annual salary is 3.7 million rubles . Putin cancels Cabinet members' vacations due to economic woes .

Putin cuts Kremlin salaries by 10% . Putin's annual salary is $61,000 . Putin's salary cut comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles . Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

Cheap oil and Western sanctions continue to batter Russia's economy . Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles .

Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly $61,000 . Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

Russia's economy has been battered by Western sanctions and falling oil prices . Putin slashed Kremlin salaries, including his own, by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles -- worth about $61,000 today .

Russian President Vladimir Putin cuts his salary by 10% . He also cuts salaries of top government ministers and Kremlin staff . Putin cites economic woes as reason for salary cuts .

Putin cut his salary by 10% and the salaries of other government officials by 10% as well.

President Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10% . Putin's annual salary is nearly 3.7 million rubles -- worth about $61,000 today . Putin canceled government ministers' holiday vacations in September .

Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10% . He canceled their holiday vacations .

Vladimir Putin slashes Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10% Friday, according to state news service Tass . Putin's ruble reduction for top ministers comes two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

Russia's President Vladimir Putin slashed his own salary by 10% . Kremlin administration, government staff and the Chamber of Accounts also reduced their salaries by 10% .

President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles .

President Putin slashed his salary by 10% . He also cut the salaries of his top ministers and the Kremlin administration .

Russia's economy is suffering from cheap oil and Western sanctions . President Putin slashed Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10% . He also canceled holiday vacations for top ministers .

President Putin has cut his own salary by 10% . He also cut the salaries of his top ministers and the Kremlin staff . Putin canceled his ministers' holiday vacations in September because of Russia's economic woes .

President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10% . He also canceled the holiday vacations of top Cabinet members .

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President Vladimir Putin cut his own salary by 10% Friday, according to state news agency Tass. The Kremlin cut the salaries of top ministers, including the president, by 10%, according to a statement from the Russian news agency. The statement said the cuts were necessary to help the government cope with the country's economic crisis. The statement did not say how much the cuts would affect the salaries of ministers.

Cheap oil and Western sanctions continue to batter Russia's economy . Putin slashed Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10% . Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly $61,000 .

President Putin reduced the salaries of the Kremlin staff, government and the Chamber of Accounts by 10% . The government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles . Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations .

Russian President Vladimir Putin has cut Kremlin salaries by 10%, including his own, due to the impact of cheap oil and Western sanctions on the country's economy. Putin's annual salary was nearly 3.7 million rubles, or around $61,000, according to government documents released in 2014. The reduction in wages for top ministers comes after Putin cancelled their holiday vacations due to economic difficulties.

As cheap oil and Western sanctions continue to batter Russia's economy, President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% Friday, according to state news service Tass. His own salary was likely below the amount paid to other top Kremlin officials. Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations. He said the Government and its various structures cannot afford such extensive holidays, not this year.

President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% Friday . This comes after he canceled their holiday vacations citing the same economic woes . The Government and its various structures cannot afford such extensive holidays, at least not this year . But it wasn't just top Cabinet members that would feel the pinch . President Putin also reduced the wages of Kremlin administration, government staff and the Chamber of Accounts by 10%.

President Vladimir Putin reduced Kremlin salaries by 10% Friday . This includes his own salary which is now worth about $61,000 . This is in addition to the cheap oil and Western sanctions that are battering Russia's economy .

President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% on Friday, in response to Russia's struggling economy. This reduction applies to Putin's own salary, as well as the salaries of government ministers and staff. Putin also canceled government vacation days earlier this year, citing economic difficulties.

President Putin has cut Kremlin salaries, including his own, by 10% due to economic woes . This includes top ministers, Kremlin administration, government staff and the Chamber of Accounts . Putin had previously canceled their holiday vacations for the same reason .

 President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries -- including his own -- by 10%. Government documents released in 2014 put Putin's annual salary at nearly 3.7 million rubles. Putin's ruble reduction for his top ministers comes some two months after he canceled their holiday vacations.

President Vladimir Putin slashed his own salary by 10% Friday, according to state news service Tass. Putin's salary is now worth about $61,000 thanks to soaring inflation.

Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10%. He earns about $61,000 a year. He canceled government ministers' vacation time.

President Putin slashes Kremlin salaries by 10%. Putin's salary was worth about $61,000 in 2014. He also cut wages for his top ministers.

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Russia's President Vladimir Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% . Putin's salary is worth about $61,000 and is a result of the country's economic woes . Putin also reduced the wages of Kremlin administration, government staff and the Chamber of Accounts by 10% .

 Putin slashed Kremlin salaries by 10% . This includes his own salary of $61,000 . Putin canceled his top ministers' holiday vacations and now their salaries are cut by 10% as well .

Kenyans mourn victims of deadly attack on university . Kenyan authorities have not released a list of victims . Twitter posts provide heart-wrenching details on victims .

Kenyans mourned victims of Garissa University College attack . Many more families affected . Even more broken hopes and dreams . #147notjustanumber .

Kenyans use social media to share stories of victims of Garissa University College attack . #147notjustanumber hashtag used to share victims' stories . Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday .

Kenyans mourn 147 killed in Garissa university massacre . Many more families affected. Even more broken hopes and dreams . #147notjustanumber: Kenyans tweet pictures of the victims in happier times .

Kenyans mourn victims of Garissa University College massacre . 147 victims, mostly students, killed at Garissa University College . Extremist group Al-Shabaab killed 142 students, 3 security officers and 2 university security personnel .

Kenyans mourn victims of Garissa University College attack . Hashtag #147notjustanumber used to share victims' stories, hopes and dreams . 142 students, 3 security officers and 2 university security personnel killed .

Kenyans mourn 147 people killed in attack on university . Social media users share victims' stories, hopes and dreams . Kenya's deadliest attack since 1998 .

Kenyans mourn victims of Garissa University massacre . Social media posts share victims' stories, hopes and dreams . Posts show victims in happier times .

Kenyans mourn those killed in Garissa University College attack . Using the hashtag #147notjustanumber . Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday .

Kenyans mourn victims of Garissa University massacre . Terrorists separated Muslims from Christians . Churchgoers wept during Easter services Sunday . Extremists have killed Muslims in recent attacks

Kenyans mourn victims of Garissa University College attack . Social media users share stories of victims' lives, hopes and dreams . Attack was the deadliest in Kenya since the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in 1998 .

Kenyans mourned the dead at Easter services . Kenyan churches mourned the dead at Easter services . Kenyan churches mourned the dead at Easter services .

Kenyans use social media to share stories of victims of Garissa University College attack . Kenyans mourn victims during Easter services . Al-Shabaab militants have killed Muslims in recent attacks

Kenyan mourn victims of Garissa University College attack . Many more families affected . Even more broken hopes and dreams .

Kenyans mourn victims of deadly attack in Kenya . Kenyan authorities have not released a list of the victims . Kenyan churches mourn victims of deadly attack in Kenya .

Kenyans mourned the dead in Garissa University attack . Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services . Kenyan security forces protect congregations during Easter services .

The deadliest terrorist attack in the nation since the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in 1998 . The Interior Ministry has identified one of the attackers killed by security forces as the son of a government official . The father of suspect Abdirahim Abdullahi is a chief in Mandera and had reported his son missing, officials said . The Islamist extremist group has killed Muslims in recent attacks . The Interior Ministry has identified one of the attackers killed by security forces as the son of a government official . The Islamist extremist group has killed Muslims in recent attacks . The Interior Ministry has identified one of the attackers killed by security forces as the son

Kenyans use social media to share stories of victims of Garissa University College attack . #147notjustanumber hashtag used to share victims' stories, hopes and dreams . Kenyans tweet pics of victims in happier times .

Kenyans mourned those killed last week in one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the nation . Citizens used social media to share the victims' stories, hopes and dreams . Using the hashtag #147notjustanumber -- a reference to the number of people, mostly students, killed at Garissa University College on Thursday -- Kenyans tweeted pictures of the victims in happier times .

Kenyan authorities have not released a list of the victims . Kenyans used social media to share the victims' stories, hopes and dreams . The attack in Kenya killed 142 students, three security officers and two university security personnel .

Kenyan mourners tweet photos of victims killed in Garissa University College attack . The hashtag #147notjustanumber was used to share the victims' stories . The attack was the deadliest in Kenya since the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy .

Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College .
Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College . Kenyans mourn victims of terrorist attack in Garissa University College .

Kenyans mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday as armed guards protected the congregations.

Kenyans mourned those killed last week in one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the nation . Kenyan citizens used social media to share the victims' stories, hopes and dreams . Kenyan authorities have not released a list of the victims .

Kenyans tweet pictures of victims killed in terrorist attack . #147notjustanumber is a reference to number of people killed in attack . Many more families affected .

Kenyans are using social media to share the stories of the victims of the Garissa University College terrorist attack. The hashtag #147notjustanumber is being used to share pictures of the victims and their stories. The attack, carried out by Al-Shabaab terrorists, killed 142 students, three security officers, and two university security personnel, and was the deadliest attack in Kenya since the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in 1998.

One hundred and forty-seven people killed in terrorist attack in Kenya . One of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the nation . The attack was carried out by Al-Shabaab terrorists . The gunman who attacked university last morning separated Muslims from Christians and killed Muslims in recent attacks . The extremist group is based in Somalia and has not confined its terrorism to the nation that shares a border with Kenya .

Kenyans mourn students killed in Garissa University College attack . Many more families affected . Use #147notjustanumber to share stories of victims . Kenyans are using social media to share photos of the victims in happier times . Islamist extremist group hasn't confined its terrorism to the nation that shares a border with Kenya

Kenyans use social media to share the victims' stories, hopes and dreams . Kenyan authorities have not released a list of the victims . The attack in Kenya killed 142 students, three security officers and two university security personnel, and was the nation's deadliest since the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in 1998.

Kenyans mourn 147 killed in terrorist attack at Garissa University College . Using hashtag #147notjustanumber, Kenyans tweeted pictures of victims in happier times . Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday as armed guards protected the congregations .

Kenyans used social media to share stories of victims killed in terrorist attack at Garissa University College . Attack killed 142 students, three security officers and two university security personnel . Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday with armed guards protecting the congregations.

The problem of the origin of the baryon asymmetry of the universe (BAU) is one of the most important problems in particle physics and cosmology. The BAU can be generated by the out-of-equilibrium decay of a heavy particle in the early universe. The Sakharov conditions [1] are necessary for this mechanism to work. The baryon number violation is provided by the non-perturbative sphaleron process [2]. The C and CP violation is provided by the CKM matrix [3]. The out-of-equilibrium condition is provided by the decay of the heavy particle. The heavy particle must be sufficiently long-l

Kenyan Twitter users share stories of the victims of Garissa University attack. Kenyans mourned the victims of the attack in the nation's deadliest since 1998 bombing of U.S. Embassy in Nairobi.

Kenyan churches mourn victims of university massacre. Kenya's deadliest terrorist attack since 1998. 147 victims. Many more families affected.

Kenyans mourned victims of terrorist attack on Garissa University College. Using hashtag #147notjustanumber, citizens tweeted pictures of the victims in happier times. Kenyan authorities have not released a list of the victims.

Kenyan churches mourned the dead during Easter services Sunday. Armed guards protected the congregations. In emotional services, churchgoers wept as they paid tribute to the victims of the Garissa University College massacre.

Twitter hashtag #147notjustannumber mourned victims of terrorist attack in Kenya. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his сына. Many stories about victims including elderly man whose dreams died with his

Kenyans mourn 147 victims of terrorist attack . Kenyan citizens used social media to share victims' stories, hopes and dreams . The attack in Kenya killed 142 students, three security officers and two university security personnel, and was the nation's deadliest since the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in 1998 .

Mother of violent children beaten up by her own children . Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) . Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child helped Pauline and her children .

Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children . The aggression would often start as soon as they walked through the front door, with the attacks escalating to the stage where Sapphire once bit her face . Pauline's children started working with parenting experts provided by the television station and Pauline says she

Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children . Pauline says she has seen a dramatic improvement

Mother Pauline Bubb was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm . Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children .

Pauline Bubb: My violent children beat me up to 30 times a day . Pauline's son Spencer stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors aged four . Pauline's daughter Sapphire bit her face and Spencer tried to strangle her . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child . Pauline and her children started working with parenting experts provided by the television station . Pauline says she has seen a dramatic improvement .

Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire . Pauline's children started working with parenting experts provided by the television station . Pauline says she has seen a dramatic improvement

Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room when the beatings started. Unable to cope, Pauline turned to Channel 5 as a last ditch attempt after hearing about their new programme, My Violent Child. In an interview with the Mirror today, she said: 'I was frightened of my own kids - my legs would often be bruised and I had to keep them covered.' The violence got so bad that Pauline started to dread her children coming home from school and would start shaking as the clock started to move towards 3.30pm.

Single mum Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm . Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors . The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room when the beatings started . Unable to cope, Pauline turned to Channel 5 as a last ditch attempt after hearing about their new programme, My Violent Child .

Mum-of-three Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her nine-year-old daughter Sapphire . Her 11-year-old son Spencer also joined in with the abuse . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children .

Mum battered by daughter and son for 30 times a day . Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) .

Mother from Southampton, England, says her children abused her . Pauline Bubb says she was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child .

Pauline Bubb's children turned her into a prisoner in her own home. Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire. Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire.

Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors. The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room when the beatings started. Unable to cope, Pauline turned to Channel 5 as a

Violent young children in UK are rising steadily . Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm . Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors .

Violent children are on the rise in the UK . Pauline Bubb's children were violent . Pauline turned to Channel 5 for help after years of violence at home .

Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton, was violently attacked by her 11 year-old son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) The aggression would often start as soon as they walked through the front door, with the attacks escalating to the stage where Sapphire once bit her face. Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children . The aggression would often start as soon as they walked through the front door, with the

Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room when the beatings started. Unable to cope, Pauline turned to Channel 5 as a last ditch attempt after hearing about their new programme, My Violent Child. In an interview with the Mirror today, she said: 'I

Pauline Bubb's children turned her into a prisoner in her own home . The bond between a mother and her children is supposed to be unbreakable, but Pauline Bubb's kids turned her into a prisoner in her own home . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children . The aggression would often start as soon as they walked through the front door, with the attacks escalating to the stage where Sapphire once bit her face . Pauline comforts her daughter Sapphire after one of her tantrums . Although many

Pauline Bubb was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm . Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother . Pauline Bubb sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children .

Pauline Bubb's children turned her into a prisoner in her own home . The abuse started as soon as they walked through the front door . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child .

Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja)

Pauline Bubb: Mother beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter . Pauline Bubb: Mother beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter . Pauline Bubb: Mother beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter .

My Violent Child: Mum of violent children reveals the shocking moment her 11-year-old son tried to strangle her . Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm .

A single mother from Southampton, UK was beaten up to 30 times a day by her children, with her son Spencer, aged four, stabbing her in the stomach with scissors. Her daughter Sapphire, aged nine, would often bite her face and hit her if she said no. After years of violence, Pauline Bubb turned to Channel 5's My Violent Child for help and has seen a dramatic improvement in her children's behaviour.

The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja who would often leave the room when the beatings started. Unable to cope, Pauline turned to Channel 5 as a last ditch attempt after hearing about their new programme, My Violent Child. In an interview with the Mirror today, she said: 'I was frightened of my own kids - my legs would often be bruised and I had to keep them covered.' The violence got so bad that Pauline started to dread the news of her children coming home from school and would start shaking as the clock started to move towards 3.30

The bond between a mother and her children is supposed to be unbreakable, but Pauline Bubb's kids turned her into a prisoner in her own home. The 47 year old single mum from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11, who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors. 
Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room

Pauline Bubb's children turned her into a prisoner in her own home. The 47 year old single mum from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors. After contacting the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child, Pauline and her children started working with parenting experts provided by the television station and Pauline says she has seen

Pauline Bubb's kids turned her into a prisoner in her own home . Bubb was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm . The violence got so bad that Pauline started to dread her children coming home from school and would start shaking as the clock started to move towards 3.30pm .

Pauline Bubb, a single mother from Southampton, was violently attacked by her two children . Her son Spencer, 11, and daughter Sapphire, 9, would beat her up to 30 times a day . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary, My Violent Child, and was able to get her children the help they needed.

 Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja) Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured

Pauline Bubb, 47, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors.

Violent children: Pauline Bubb's children attacked her for years. She was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11, who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors. Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured

Pauline Bubb's children turned her into a prisoner in her own home. The 47 year old single mum from Southampton was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11, who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors.

Mother and her children were victims of violent abuse at the hands of children. Pauline was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, and locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Only one of her children didn't resort to violence - Sapphire's twin sister Jorja.

The violence started when children aged 10, 11, and 12, respectively, began attacking mother and sister. They eventually became violent enough to threaten life threats to mother and sister. They also frequently violent behaviour towards others outside family members. The violence began when children aged 10, 11, respectively, began attacking mother and sister. They eventually became violent enough to threaten life threats to mother and sister. They also frequently violent behaviour towards others outside family members. The violence began when children aged 10, respectively, began attacking mother and sister. They eventually became violent enough to threaten life threats to mother and sister. They also frequently violent behaviour towards others outside family members. The violence began

Pauline Bubb's children turned her into prisoner in her own home . Daughter Sapphire, nine, and son Spencer, 11, often abused their mother . The only one of her children who didn't resort to violence was Sapphire's twin sister Jorja, who would often leave the room when the beatings started . Pauline sought help from the makers of a Channel 5 documentary My Violent Child after years of violence at home at the hands of her children .

Snowy owl captures stunning images of hunting in snowy field . Rick Dobson captures stunning images of snowy owl hunting in snowy field .

Snowy owl captured hunting in Ottawa, Canada . The stunning set of images was captured by photographer Rick Dobson . The 57-year-old said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill' . Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night . When they are resting they often sit in a snow-covered field motionless, making themselves very hard to spot . When they are hunting they will perch on a lump in a field, a fence post, or a hydro-pole where they have a lookout from which to

A beautiful snowy owl has been captured scouring a snow-covered field in the hunt for food . Her piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape in Ottawa, Canada . Once locked on to a vole she swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce .

Snowy owl swoops inches above snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food . Her piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape . Once locked on to a vole she swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce .

A snowy owl has been captured scouring a snow-covered field in the hunt for food . Her piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape in Ottawa, Canada . Once locked on to a vole she swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce .

Photographer captures stunning images of snowy owl swooping through snow-covered field . The bird's piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape .

Beautiful snowy owl captured on snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada . Owl swooped inches above snow-covered floor waiting for perfect moment to pounce . Stunning set of images captured by photographer Rick Dobson . Owl flew silently just millimetres above snow-covered floor . Owl used her sharp talons to catch her prey . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt . Owl pictured after the hunt 

Stunning snowy owl captured hunting for food in snowy field . The owl is pictured swooping just inches above the surface . Photographer Rick Dobson said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill' .

Snowy owl swoops inches above snow-covered field in Canada . Photographer Rick Dobson captured stunning set of images . Owls are diurnal, meaning they hunt both day and night .

Beautiful snowy owl captured scouring snow-covered field for prey . Once locked on to a vole she swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce . The stunning set of images was captured by photographer Rick Dobson .

Photographer captures stunning images of snowy owl hunting in snow . The owl swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce . The 57-year-old said: 'Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night' .

A beautiful snowy owl was captured gliding inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food, with her bright yellow eyes just visible above the wing . The 57-year-old said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill'

A photographer has captured stunning images of a snowy owl hunting for food in a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada. The owl flew silently just millimetres above the snow-covered floor, keeping her bright eyes on the prey.

Snowy owl captured hunting in snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada . Photographer Rick Dobson said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill' .

Snowy owl swoops inches above snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in hunt for food . Snowy owl flies silently just millimetres above snow-covered floor, keeping its bright yellow eyes on prey .

Snowy owls are one of the most magnificent creatures on earth.

Snowy owls are one of the most magnificent creatures on earth. They are powerful and regal and, to me, symbolise the Arctic.

Snowy owl captured hunting in snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada . Owls are diurnal so hunt during the day and night . Owls will usually fly a short distance before landing to eat .

Snowy owl flies silently when hunting . Photographer Rick Dobson captured the beautiful bird in Ottawa, Canada . She swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce .

Snowy owl captured on camera hunting for food in Canada . Photographer Rick Dobson captured stunning images of the owl . Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night.

A beautiful snowy owl was captured gliding inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food, with her bright yellow eyes just visible above the wing . The 57-year-old said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill. 'Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night. 'When they are resting they often sit in a snow-covered field motionless, making themselves very hard to spot. 'When they are hunting they will perch on a lump in a field, a fence post,

Snowy owl captured in Ottawa, Canada . Snowy owl captured in Ottawa, Canada .

Snowy owl captures prey in Ottawa, Canada . Her bright yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape in Ottawa, Canada. Once locked on to a vole she swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce .

Snowy owl captured in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food . Beautiful snowy owl glides inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food . The owl had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill .

A beautiful snowy owl was captured gliding inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food, with her bright yellow eyes just visible above the wing .

Photographer Rick Dobson captures stunning images of a snowy owl hunting in a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada. The owl's bright yellow eyes stand out against the white landscape as it swoops just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce on its prey. Snowy owls are diurnal and hunt both during the day and night, often perching on a lookout spot to spot their prey.

A beautiful snowy owl was captured scouring a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada for food. Her piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape in the photo. The owl flew silently and carefully keeping her bright eyes on the prey. To get close enough to the owls, Mr Dobson had to make sure he approached slowly and did not walk directly towards the birds. The snowy owl was 57-year-old who has been visiting the area for a number of years and has mentioned Mr Dobson's picture to others.

Photographer captures beautiful snowy owl hunting for food in Ottawa, Canada . The owl is 57-year-old and photographed in the hunt for her prey . The owl flew silently just millimetres above the snow-covered floor, keeping her bright eyes on the prey . The owl is described as 'one of the most magnificent creatures on earth' and is pictured after the hunt . The owl was successful in catching her prey and flew over the top of a ledge

 photographer captures stunning images of snowy owl hunting in a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada. The owl swooped just inches above the surface waiting for the perfect moment to pounce.

Snowy owl captured flying just inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada . The owl was captured by photographer Rick Dobson who said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill' . Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night.

Photographer Rick Dobson captured stunning images of a snowy owl hunting in Ottawa, Canada . The owl flew silently just millimetres above the snow-covered floor, keeping her bright eyes on the prey . Dobson described the owls as 'one of the most magnificent creatures on earth', symbolizing the Arctic.

 Snowy owl pictured after the hunt. Beautiful bird is one of the most magnificent creatures on earth. She uses her sharp talons to catch animals and will usually fly a short distance before landing to eat. Snowy owls fly silently when they hunt and often approach their prey from a low angle. They use their sharp talons to catch animals and will usually fly a short distance before landing to eat. Snowy owls are diurnal so they hunt and are active both during the day and night. When they are resting they often sit in a snow-covered field motionless, making themselves very hard to spot. When

Beautiful snowy owl captured hunting in Canada. Owl has yellow eyes that stand out against snowy landscape.

Beautiful snowy owl captured in hunt for food. Snowy owl captured gliding inches above snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in hunt for food.

Beautiful snowy owl captured on camera in hunt for food. Photographer Rick Dobson said: 'She had in fact spotted her prey and was coming in silently for the kill'. Photographer described the owls as 'one of the most magnificent creatures on earth'.

A beautiful snowy owl was captured gliding inches above a snow-covered field in Ottawa, Canada, in the hunt for food, with her bright yellow eyes just visible above the wing. The stunning set of images was captured by photographer Rick Dobson.

Snowy owl captured photographing prey while flying silently across fields in Canada. The beautiful bird pictured after hunting down prey while flying silently across fields in Canada. The beautiful bird pictured after hunting down prey while flying silently across fields in Canada.

Snowy owl captured in hunt for food in Ottawa, Canada . The bird's piercing yellow eyes were the only thing that stood out against the white landscape . Photographer Rick Dobson captured the stunning set of images . The owl flew silently just millimetres above the snow-covered floor, keeping her bright eyes on the prey .

Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Scroll down for video . Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Scroll down for video . Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions . Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa .

Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions .

Spencer Matthews shows off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13 . Scroll down for video . Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions . And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs . Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury

Spencer Matthews back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains .

Spencer Matthews shows off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13 . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions . And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs . Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa . They would take part in grueling sessions of cardio workouts, weights and circuits . In the afternoons they would often go on

Spencer Matthews shows off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions . And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs . Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa . They would take part in grueling sessions of cardio workouts, weights and circuits . In the afternoons they would often go on long romantic hikes together in the foot-hills of the Atlas mountains only coming back to the villa for the evening meal .

Spencer Matthews back in the best shape of his life following week on gruelling army-style boot camp . Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking . Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show .

Spencer Matthews showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Spencer booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions . The Made In Chelsea star was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13 .

Spencer Matthews shows off his impressive six-pack while hiking in Morocco . Spencer and Lauren have been dating for around five months now . Spencer and Lauren stayed at a luxury villa just outside Marrakech . Spencer and Lauren took part in grueling sessions of cardio workouts, weights and circuits .

Spencer Matthews back in best shape of his life . Spencer Matthews headed to boot camp in Morocco . Spencer Matthews and Lauren Frazer-Hutton enjoyed hiking in the Atlas Mountains .

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp. The Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech. Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13.

Spencer Matthews has been getting in shape for the new series of Made In Chelsea . Spencer and his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco . The couple took part in grueling sessions of cardio workouts, weights and circuits .

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . Spencer headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . Spencer stopped to do a few press ups on some rocks, it certainly beats going to the gym! The good-looking couple spent some time laying in the sunshine as the showed off their impressive tans . Spencer and Lauren

Spencer Matthews goes on boot camp in Morocco . He looks on a little bemused as Lauren does some stretches on the side of the road .

Spencer Matthews goes to boot camp in Morocco to get in shape for Made In Chelsea . He and girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton stay at luxury villa . He shows off his six-pack while hiking in the Atlas Mountains .

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Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . The couple looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions . And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs . Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa . They would take

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . Spencer showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13 . Scroll down for video . Spencer headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which

Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . The 26-year-old showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13 .

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . Spencer Matthews shows off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Spencer Matthews and girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with their friends . Spencer Matthews and Lauren Frazer-Hutton headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with their friends . Spencer Matthews and Lauren Frazer-Hutton headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with their friends . Spencer Matthews and Lauren Frazer-Hutton headed

 Spencer Matthews was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions. And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs. Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa. They

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Scroll down for video . Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions. And it has clearly paid off

Spencer Matthews shows off his six-pack in the Atlas Mountains . Spencer and Lauren flew out to Morocco last week and stayed at the boot camp’s luxury five-star villa just outside Marrakech . Every morning they were woken at 6am and had an hour of exercise before breakfast . At 8.30am they would have an hour and a half of cardio training – boxing or spinning, followed by a snack at 10am, then circuit training at 10.30am until 12. Lunch would be an hour and then they would have long hikes, followed by team games and then yoga and stretching exercise .

Made in Chelsea star Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life . Spencer took girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton on the trip . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains .

Reality TV star Spencer Matthews gets in shape for the next series of Made In Chelsea by attending an army-style boot camp in Marrakech with his girlfriend. The couple participated in daily military-style fitness sessions, cardio workouts, weights, circuits, long hikes, team games, yoga and stretching exercises. The meals were prepared fresh on site each day and consisted of local produce and organic food with a calorie intake of around 1,200 Kcal per day.

Spencer Matthews was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . The boot camp offered intensive daily military-style fitness sessions with intense daily physical activity. Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp. The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech. Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton . Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains . So he booked

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp. The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech. The boot camp offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions which has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs.

Spencer Matthews is back in shape following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech . Spencer and Lauren flew out to Morocco last week and stayed at the boot camp’s luxury five-star villa just outside Marrakech .

Spencer Matthews and his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton went on a week-long boot camp in Morocco . They took part in grueling daily military-style fitness sessions and long romantic hikes . All meals were prepared fresh on site and were limited to 1,200 Kcal per day.

The term 'health literacy' was first used in 1974 by the US Surgeon General, who defined it as 'the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions'. 1 The concept of health literacy has been developed and refined over the past 40 years. 2, 3 The Institute of Medicine (IOM) defines health literacy as 'the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions'. 4 Health literacy is a key determinant of health and health outcomes. 5

Spencer Matthews back in best shape of his life following week on gruelling army-style boot camp. Boot campers work out in the Atlas Mountains. Temperatures in Morocco got up to 20C and so Spencer was often seen walking around with his top off.

Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton. Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains. So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions. And it has clearly paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs. Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers staying at the luxury villa. They would take part

Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews shows off his six-pack. Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton. Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains.

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp. The 26-year-old Made In Chelsea star showed off his impressive six-pack while out hiking at the No 1 Boot Camp in Marrakech. Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Scroll down for video. Spencer Matthews headed to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco with his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton. Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas

Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp. Former lothario Spencer was determined to get toned for the next series of the E4 reality show which starts again on April 13. Spencer and Lauren looked like they were enjoying working out while hiking through the Atlas Mountains. So he booked himself in to the boot camp which offers intensive daily military-style fitness sessions. Spencer took his girlfriend of five months, Lauren Frazer-Hutton, on the trip - and in the mornings the couple would work-out with a group of 12 other campers

The couple travelled abroad together with friends who also joined them on trips to Morocco and Spain during summer 2015 года . The couple travelled abroad together with friends who also joined them on trips to Spain and Spain during summer 2015 года . The couple travelled abroad together with friends who also joined them on trips to Spain and Spain during summer 2015 года . The couple travelled abroad together with friends who also joined them on trips to Spain and Spain during summer 2015 года . The couple travelled abroad together with friends who also joined them on trips to Spain and Spain during summer 2015 года . The couple travelled abroad together with friends who also joined them on trips to Spain and Spain

 Spencer Matthews is back in the best shape of his life following a week on a gruelling army-style boot camp . Spencer and Lauren Frazer-Hutton went to the No 1 Boot Camp in Morocco . Spencer and Lauren went to the camp for a week and it has paid off by the looks of his rippling pecs, biceps and abs .

Florida mother accused school of threatening to suspend autistic son because of essential oils he wears to help combat illness . 32-year-old says she applies oils to her son's head and neck as they help him keep calm and focused . She claims her boy has been using them all year, but then a teacher's aide complained . School district says they will not suspend autistic boy because it is a 'health issue'.

Florida mother claims school threatened to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of essential oils . Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him . The 32-year-old puts the oil on his neck as she believes it keeps him calm and focused . She claims her boy has been using them all year, but then a teacher's aide complained .

Florida mother says school threatened to suspend her 5-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him . The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused .

Florida mother accuses school over 'essential oils' she uses on son . School threatened to remove kindergartner from class . School district says oils a 'health issue' .

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears . School says oils smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him .

Florida mother accuses school threatening to suspended her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . Logan uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood .

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her son because of 'essential oils' he wears . Logan, 5, autistic, wears oils on neck and head as he believes it helps him keep calm and focused .

5-year-old autistic boy suspended from school for wearing oils . Mother says oils help boy keep calm and focused . School board says oils create a 'problem' for staff and students .

5-year-old autistic boy threatened with suspension over 'essential oils' . Mother says oils help calm her son . School says oils a 'health issue' .

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her autistic son over 'essential oils' he wears . Logan wears the oils on his neck as it helps him keep calm and focused . School threatened to remove him from class .

Florida mother claims school threatened to suspend her autistic son because of essential oils he wears . Jessica Kemp says oils help her son stay calm and focused . School district says it was a 'health issue' and will not suspend boy .

A Florida mother has accused a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him. The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused. The family uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood. The company who describes their

A Florida mother has accused a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him. The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused. She claims her boy has been using them all year, but then a teacher's aide complained.

Logan's mother says he wears oils to help him keep calm and focused . The family uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood .

Parents of autistic son threatened with suspension for using essential oils . Family uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood .

Florida mother claims school threatened to suspend her autistic son because of essential oils he wears . School district says it will not suspend kindergartner .

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Florida mother accused of using oils to help autistic son . School threatened to suspend boy .

Florida mother accused school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . Logan wears oils to help him keep calm and focused . Logan has been using the oils all year, but then a teacher's aide complained . The school district said it was a 'health issue' .

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused .

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . The family uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood .

Florida mother accused of using essential oils on her autistic son . Florida mother says she will continue to use oils on her son . School threatens to suspend autistic boy .

Florida mother says school threatened to suspend her autistic son over essential oils he wears to help combat his illness . The oils have scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood . The school district said they would not suspend Logan .

A Florida mother has accused a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. The mother claims that the oils help her son keep calm and focused, but teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove him from class because the products smell and are a distraction to other students. Despite the threat of punishment, the mother has said she will continue to fight the decision and insists the use of the oils has a positive impact on her son.

A mother from Florida accuses a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . 5-year-old autistic boy with essential oils is continued to use them despite having warning from teachers about possible punishment . Jessica Kemp from Eustis, Florida, continues to fight for him to use them without fear of punishment ; however, on Thursday, Lake County school district told the station they would not suspend Logan, saying it was a 'health issue'.

Florida mother accuses Seminole County Elementary of threatening to suspend her 5-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . The school district denies the claim and says Logan will not be suspended because it is a 'health issue '. The mother says she will continue to fight the decision and insists the use of the oils has a positive impact on her son . The school district tells the Daily Mail Online that it is not aware of any such issue.

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . The oils, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him . Despite the threat of punishment, Mrs Kemp has said she will continue to fight the decision and insists the use of the oils has a positive impact on her son . Lake County school district told the station they would not suspend Logan, saying it was a 'health issue'.

A Florida mother has accused a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. The 32-year-old mother puts the oil on his neck as she believes it keeps him calm and focused. Despite the threat of punishment, Mrs Kemp has said she will continue to fight the decision and insists the use of the oils has a positive impact on her son.

Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son over use of essential oils . School district threatened to suspend the boy, but later said it was a 'health issue' . Mother insists the oils have a positive impact on her son and will continue to fight the decision.

 Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warn they will remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him. The 32-year-old puts the oil on his neck as she believes it keeps him calm and focused. She claims her boy has been using them all year, but then a teacher's aide complained. Speaking to Click Orlando, she said: 'Why is it not OK? Nobody is telling me. I'm just being told that he smells. 'I haven't been told that anybody's been switched out of the room

Florida mom accused school of threatening to suspend her son because of essential oils. Florida mom accused school of threatening to suspend her son because of essential oils.

Florida mother accused school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. Kemp says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products smelled and were a distraction to youngsters around him. The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused.

Florida mother claims school threatens to suspend her 5-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness. The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused. The local school board sent her a letter stating the oils had created a 'problem' for staff and students.

Florida mother claims school threatened to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of essential oils he wears to help combat his illness. Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products smelled and were a distraction to youngsters around him.

Florida mother claims school threatened to suspend autistic son because of essential oils he wears to help combat illness. Florida mother claims school threatened to suspend autistic son because of essential oils he wears to help combat illness.

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Florida mother accuses school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat his illness . The family uses Detorra oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood . The company who describes their products as being 'beautifully and powerfully fragrant' .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in Hampden Park . Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in Hampden Park . Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in Hampden Park .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in history . Joe Beriro, who appeared on Gibraltar's version of Strictly Come Dancing, was the first man from the tiny British overseas territory to make an arresting impact at the National Stadium .

Lee Casciaro scored Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal . Joe Beriro invaded the park clad in a kilt and a Real Madrid strip . Gibraltar's players celebrate after Lee Casciaro scored their first ever competitive goal on Sunday .

Lee Casciaro scored Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal on Sunday . Joe Beriro, a businessman, invaded Hampden Park clad in a kilt and a Real Madrid strip in 2002 . Casciaro hopes his goal will alter perceptions

Lee Casciaro (right) scores Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal . Gibraltar's first goal in competitive football . Casciaro hopes his stunning effort will change perceptions about Gibraltar .

Lee Casciaro scored Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal on Sunday . Casciaro (centre) celebrates his goal at Hampden Park, which levelled the score at 1-1 . Gibraltar's players celebrate after Lee Casciaro scored their first ever competitive goal on Sunday .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first ever competitive goal . Casciaro scored goal in 6-1 loss to Scotland . Casciaro hopes goal will alter perceptions

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in 6-1 defeat to Scotland . Striker follows in footsteps of Zinedine Zidane by scoring memorable goal . He swaps shirts with Scotland's Ikechi Anya .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro: Scoring goal against Scotland was 'dream come true' . Casciaro scored Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal on Sunday . Casciaro: 'It was just a dream come true for me to score that goal' .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first ever competitive goal . Goal came against Scotland at Hampden Park . He swapped shirts with Ikechi Anya .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal for his country . Goalkeeper David Marshall saved Casciaro's shot, but it was ruled a goal . Casciaro's goal levelled the score at 1-1, but Scotland went on to win 6-1 .

Lee Casciaro scored Gibraltar's first competitive goal in a 6-1 defeat to Scotland . He scored the goal in the second half . He hopes his goal will change perceptions of Gibraltar .

Lee Casciaro's goal for Gibraltar against Scotland was the first competitive goal in the country's history. Casciaro hopes his goal will change perceptions of the country.

Gibraltar's first competitive goal . Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal for Gibraltar .

Gibraltar's Joe Beriro (left) vies for the ball with Scotland's Ikechi Anya, who he later swapped shirts with . Gibraltar's players celebrate after Lee Casciaro scored their first ever competitive goal on Sunday .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first ever competitive goal . He is the first man from the tiny British overseas territory to score a goal in the Champions League . He is also the first man from Gibraltar to score in a major tournament .

Gibraltar’s first-ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gibraltar’s first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gibraltar’s first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gibraltar’s first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gibraltar’s first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gibraltar’s first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gibraltar’s first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro in 2002 . Gib

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first ever competitive goal for country . Goal came in 1-1 draw with Scotland at Hampden Park . Goal came in 1-1 draw with Scotland at Hampden Park .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in Scotland's 6-1 win . Casciaro hopes goal will alter perceptions of Gibraltar .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first-ever competitive goal for Gibraltar . Goal came in Euro 2016 qualifier against Scotland . Goal was scored after Scotland's David Marshall made a mistake .

Gibraltar’s Lee Casciaro scored their first ever competitive goal on Sunday . Beriro would later appear on Gibraltar’s version of Strictly Come Dancing, before eventually falling foul of the law and out of the public eye .

Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal, scored by Lee Casciaro, will be remembered for many years to come.

Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal . Most famous man in Gibraltar now passes to Casciaro . Goal will have made him the most famous man in Gibraltar .

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal for tiny territory . Striker hopes goal will alter perceptions of Gibraltar . Striker swapped shirts with Ikechi Anya after match .

Lee Casciaro, a Ministry of Defence policeman, scored Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal in a match against Scotland. This achievement made him the most famous man in Gibraltar, surpassing Joe Beriro, who invaded the pitch during the 2002 Champions League Final. Casciaro hopes that his goal will alter perceptions of Gibraltar's football team, which has only recently joined UEFA and is still learning.

Gibraltar's Casciaro feels like a rock star when he leaves Hampden Park for the National Stadium. Casciaro leaves Hampden Park with a score of 1-1 after Lee Casciaro scores goal 1-1 . Casciaro leaves Gibraltar for National Stadium, feeling like a rock star after his goal is scored 1-1 . Joe Beriro, a businessman from Gibraltar, leaves the park clad in a kilt and a Real Madrid shirt to compete in the 2002 Champions League Final there. Beriro would later appear on Gibraltar's version of Strictly Come Dancing, before eventually falling foul of the law

Lee Casciaro scores Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal in 2002 . Gibraltar's players celebrate after Casciaro scored their first ever competitive goal on Sunday . Joe Beriro would later appear on Gibraltar’s version of Strictly Come Dancing, before eventually falling foul of the law and out of the public eye. His place as the most famous man in Gibraltar now passes to Casciaro after criminal defending by Scotland allowed the cop to race clear, fire low past David Marshall and utterly stun Hampden. Gibraltar's goalkeeper Jamie Robba celebrates the goal at Hampden Park, which levelled the score at 1-1 . Despite

Lee Casciaro becomes the most famous man in Gibraltar after scoring their first competitive goal . Joe Beriro, local businessman, is the first man from Gibraltar to make an impact in a competitive setting . The goal was scored in 2002 in a Champions League Final between Real Madrid and Manchester United .

Lee Casciaro scores Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal . The 33-year-old Ministry of Defence policeman's goal came in a 6-1 loss to Scotland . Casciaro's goal will go down in history as one of the most memorable moments for Gibraltar .

Lee Casciaro scored Gibraltar's first-ever competitive goal at Hampden Park . Joe Beriro, a local businessman, had previously made an impact at the National Stadium in 2002 . Casciaro hopes that his goal will alter perceptions of Gibraltar and that there will be more goals to come in the future.

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Gibraltar’s first competitive goal was scored by a local man in a kilt and a Madrid shirt. Lee Casciaro scored the goal that will have made him the most famous man in Gibraltar.

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal. ‘It was a Gibraltarian who jumped out of the stand and onto the park in his kilt and his Madrid shirt in that Champions League Final in 2002. I remember that well,’ he beamed. ‘It was just a dream come true for me to score that goal. It’s unimaginable to get the first competitive goal for Gibraltar. ‘I don’t think I will get a hero’s reception when I get home. We still lost the game – but it is still an achievement to get the goal. ‘I

Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro scores first competitive goal in 6-1 defeat to Scotland. Gibraltar's players celebrate after Casciaro scores their first ever competitive goal. Casciaro's goal came after criminal defending by Scotland allowed the cop to race clear, fire low past David Marshall and utterly stun Hampden.

Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro on Sunday. Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro on Sunday. Gibraltar's first ever competitive goal was scored by Lee Casciaro on Sunday.

Despite losing 1-0 against Scotland in the UEFA Champions League finals tournament 2014-2014, Gibraltar goalkeeper Jamie Robba celebrate the goal that will forever remember him. Despite losing 1-0 against Scotland in the UEFA Champions League finals tournament 2014-2014, Gibraltar goalkeeper Jamie Robba celebrate the goal that will forever remember him. Despite losing 1-0 against Scotland in the UEFA Champions League finals tournament 2014-2014, Gibraltar goalkeeper Jamie Robba celebrate the goal that will forever remember him.

Gibraltar first-ever competitive goal scored by Lee Casciaro . Joe Beriro, Gibraltar businessman, invaded the pitch in 2002 Champions League Final in kilt and Real Madrid shirt . Casciaro (centre) celebrates the goal that will have made him the most famous man in Gibraltar .

North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe . The trip was highly anticipated . After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death . It would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery . But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled . Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Thursday

North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying Thursday that Moscow was informed via diplomatic channels that the trip would not happen. He said that "the decision is connected with North Korean domestic affairs." What could have changed Kim's mind? It is practically impossible to answer the question with absolute certainty, but a possible explanation is that Kim may not be feeling

North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe . The trip was highly anticipated . After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death .

North Korea's enigmatic leader canceled his trip to Moscow . Kim's trip would have been his first official international trip . Kim's trip was canceled, perhaps because he may not be feeling completely secure in his position .

Just about now, North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying Thursday that Moscow was informed via diplomatic channels that the trip would not happen. He said that "the decision is connected with North Korean domestic affairs." What could have changed Kim's mind? It is practically impossible to answer the question with absolute certainty, but a possible

North Korea's enigmatic leader Kim Jung-un cancels trip to Moscow . Trip was highly anticipated . It was to be Kim's first official international trip since taking power . But Russia says trip has been canceled .

Kim's trip to Moscow canceled . Possible explanation: Kim feels the need to reassert his authority . Kim still finds it difficult to assert his authority .

North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe . The trip was canceled this week.

Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, canceled a trip to Russia . Kim may have canceled the trip because he feels insecure in his position . Kim may have canceled the trip because he wants to reassert his authority and keep his eye on the centers of power .

Kim may not feel secure in his position . He ordered the killing of his uncle, Jang Song Thaek, who had mentored him . He ordered the killing of 15 senior government officials .

Kim Jong Un canceled his trip to Moscow to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. He may be nervous about his position and wants to reassert his authority.

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North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry

Kim Jong-un's regime is still in power. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader of the country. Kim Jong-un is still the leader

Kim Jong Un was expected to visit Moscow for the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe . But the trip was canceled . Kim may not be feeling completely secure in his position . He may be nervous dictators prefer to stay home .

North Korea's Kim Jong Un cancels trip to Moscow . He was expected to join celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II . Kim may not be feeling secure in his position .

North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying Thursday that Moscow was

North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying Thursday that Moscow

Kim, who was still in his 20s when he took power and holds a host of titles, including Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army, still finds it difficult to assert his authority. And nervous dictators prefer to stay home. True, Kim runs one of the most brutally repressive regimes on Earth. And there is unceasing public praise for the younger 'Dear Leader," including frenzied eruptions of support. But these eruptions are carefully scripted, and those who have managed to flee the North confirm that in private, many are unhappy with the regime. Perhaps with the potential threats in mind, Kim feels the need

North Korea's enigmatic ruler canceled his trip to Moscow . He was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow . He was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow . He is still in his 20s . He is still in his 20s . He is still in his 20s .

Kim Jong Un was expected to visit Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe . He canceled the trip, and the Kremlin said it was because of North Korean domestic affairs . Kim is still in his 20s and holds a host of titles, including Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army .

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has cancelled his first official international trip to Moscow for celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The Kremlin was informed via diplomatic channels that the trip would not happen, with the decision being connected to North Korean domestic affairs. It is speculated that Kim may not be feeling completely secure in his position and prefers to stay home.

The North Koreans are expected to be preparing to enter the Russian city of Moscow for their first international trip in years. After all, this would have been their first international trip since he came to power, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying "the decision is connected with North Korean domestic affairs." What could have changed Kim's mind? It is practically impossible to answer the question with absolute certainty, but a possible explanation is

Just about now, North Korea's enigmatic ruler was expected to be preparing to emerge from his fortified country for a visit to Moscow to join celebrations next week marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. The trip was highly anticipated. After all, this was to have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 following his father's death, and it would have provided a fascinating opportunity for the world to get a closer look at a young leader and a regime still largely shrouded in mystery. But this week, Russia announced that the trip had been canceled, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying

North Korea's enigmatic ruler is expected to cancel a trip to Moscow due to "domestic affairs." Kim is still young and may not feel secure in his position. Nervous dictators prefer to stay home. North Korea's vice chairman of the State Planning Commission was executed because he objected to plans to change the design of a new government hall. This explanation is bizarre.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un cancels anticipated trip to Moscow . It would have been Kim's first official international trip since he came to power in 2011 . Kim may not be feeling completely secure in his position and nervous dictators prefer to stay home .

North Korea's enigmatic leader was expected to travel to Moscow for WW2 celebrations, but the trip was canceled . Kim may not be feeling secure in his position and prefers to stay home . Kim has ordered the execution of 15 senior government officials this year .

 Kim Jong-un may not be feeling completely secure in his position. And nervous dictators prefer to stay home. True, Kim runs one of the most brutally repressive regimes on Earth. But there is unceasing public praise for the younger 'Dear Leader," including frenzied eruptions of support. But these eruptions are carefully scripted, and those who have managed to flee the North confirm that in private, many are unhappy with the regime. Perhaps with the potential threats in mind, Kim feels the need to reassert his authority and keep his eye on the centers of power. In 2013, Kim shocked the country

North Korea's enigmatic leader Kim Jong Un was expected to visit Moscow. But the trip was canceled. Kim may not be feeling secure in his position. He may be trying to reassert his authority.

Kim Jong Un was expected to visit Moscow to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. But the trip was canceled. The reasons for the cancellation are unclear.

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Kim Jong-un cancels his first international trip since taking power in 2011 . The trip was to Moscow to celebrate the end of WWII in Europe . Kim is feeling insecure in his position and may be reasserting his authority .

Kim Jong Un's trip to Moscow has been canceled . Possible reasons include that Kim may not be feeling completely secure in his position and he needs to reassert his authority . Kim has ordered the execution of 15 senior government officials this year .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith says he regrets party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident nuclear deterrent . Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith says he regrets party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident nuclear deterrent .

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour frontbencher has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour Party spokesman said: ‘As Owen’s comments make abundantly clear, he supports Labour’s policy of renewing Britain’s Trident nuclear deterrent as a continuous at-sea system.’

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident . Labour has committed to maintaining the deterrent in its election manifesto .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith says party cannot get rid of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike . Tories warn Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with SNP which wants to scrap Trident .

Labour frontbencher has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike . But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto . The Tories have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident . Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn . Replacing the trident deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn (file picture) Last month a survey found three quarters of Labour’s candidates are opposed to renewing Trident . Yesterday

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike. But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. The Tories have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident. Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn. Replacing the trident deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn (file picture) Last month a survey found three quarters of Labour’s candidates are opposed to renewing Trident. Yesterday shadow defence secretary Vernon Co

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith regrets that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour party spokesman says Owen Smith supports Labour’s policy of renewing Britain’s Trident nuclear deterrent .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident . The Tories have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith regrets that party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour candidates back scrapping Trident . Labour is committed to renewing Trident nuclear deterrent .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith regrets party cannot 'get rid' of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour candidates back scrapping Trident . Labour committed to maintaining Trident in its election manifesto .

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith expresses regret that Labour cannot get rid of Trident. Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith expresses regret that Labour cannot get rid of Trident. Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith expresses regret that Labour cannot get rid of Trident.

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith says Labour could not get rid of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour has committed to maintaining the deterrent in its election manifesto . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith says party cannot 'get rid' of Trident . Labour candidates support scrapping Trident . Owen Smith says party cannot 'get rid' of Trident .

Labour frontbencher says party cannot get rid of Trident . Labour frontbencher says party cannot get rid of Trident . Labour frontbencher says party cannot get rid of Trident .

Labour frontbencher says party cannot get rid of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour frontbencher says party cannot get rid of Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour frontbencher says party cannot get rid of Trident nuclear deterrent .

Labour frontbencher regrets that party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident nuclear deterrent . Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said at a hustings event on Wednesday: ‘We view the world as being a very dangerous and volatile place at the moment. So our policy is that we will retain Trident, we will maintain a continuous at-sea deterrent.’ But he added: ‘So we will pursue an independent perspective, the next Labour government, but on the issue of Trident: would but we could get rid of it but I fear that we can’t.’ Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said at a hustings event on Wednesday: 'We view the world as being a very dangerous and volatile place at the moment. So our policy is that we will retain Trident, we will maintain a continuous at-sea deterrent.' But he added: 'So we will pursue an independent perspective, the next Labour government, but on the issue of Trident: would but we could get rid of it but I fear that we can't.' Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot 'get rid' of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said at a hustings event on Wednesday: ‘We view the world as being a very dangerous and volatile place at the moment. So our policy is that we will retain Trident, we will maintain a continuous at-sea deterrent.’ But he added: ‘So we will pursue an independent perspective, the next Labour government, but on the issue of Trident: would but we could get rid of it but I fear that we can’t.’ Shadow Welsh secretary

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike. But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. The Tories have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident. Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn.

Labour Party: We support renewal of Trident . We will retain Trident . We will pursue an independent perspective .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith regrets party cannot get rid of Trident . Labour's policy is to renew Trident . Labour has committed to maintaining Trident .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith expresses regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident . Labour has committed to maintaining the deterrent in its manifesto .

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith expressed regret that the party cannot get rid of the Trident nuclear deterrent, despite around three quarters of Labour candidates backing its scrapping. The party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. Replacing the deterrent with a like-for-like system would cost around £100bn.

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith says Labour supports policy of renewing Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent, but ‘let me be absolutely clear’: Labour is committed to the renewal of Trident . Vernon Coaker says Labour supports policy of renewing Britain's Trident, which they will follow advice of experts about ; three quarters of Labour candidates support scrapping Trident .

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith expresses regret that the party cannot 'get rid' of Trident nuclear deterrent . Three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike. But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. Tory have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident. Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn. Replacing the trident deterrent with

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith regrets that the party cannot "get rid" of Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike. But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot "get rid" of Trident nuclear deterrent . Vernon Coaker, shadow defence secretary, said last month that "we are committed to the renewal of Trident" and that "we are committed to the retention

Labour Party's Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said that the party cannot get rid of Trident nuclear deterrent . Smith made the comments at a hustings event on Wednesday . The party is committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto .

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith expressed regret that Labour cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent . Labour has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years . Replacing the trident deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn.

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Labour frontbencher regrets party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident. Labour candidates support scrapping Trident.

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith says party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident. Labour committed to Trident in manifesto. Labour spokesman says Smith’s comments make ‘abundantly clear’ he supports Trident.

Labour frontbencher Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent. Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said at a hustings event on Wednesday: ‘We view the world as being a very dangerous and volatile place at the moment. So our policy is that we will retain Trident, we will maintain a continuous at-sea deterrent.’ But he added: ‘So we will pursue an independent perspective, the next Labour government, but on the issue of Trident: would but we could get rid of it but I fear that we can’t.’ Shadow Welsh

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has expressed regret that the party cannot ‘get rid’ of the Trident nuclear deterrent. Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike. But the party has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto. The Tories have warned that Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident. Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn. Repl

Labour frontbencher says party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident. Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident.

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Labour frontbencher expresses regret that party cannot ‘get rid’ of Trident nuclear deterrent . Around three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident, which preserves a round-the-clock protection at sea in case of a nuclear strike . Labour has committed to maintaining the deterrent, which will need to be replaced in the coming years, in its election manifesto . Tories warn Labour could ‘sell out’ Britain in a deal with the SNP which wants to scrap Trident . Replacing the deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn .

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession . Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession .

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession . She was carrying Class B amphetamines .

Primary school teaching assistant suspended after colleague discovers white powder in her bag . The teaching assistant initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her . She later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession .

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession . A spokesman for the school told The Sun that Miss Heath had been suspended, adding that she was being dealt with 'through the appropriate internal channels.' Gwent Police confirmed its officers were called to the school in Ebbw Vale on March 19 after receiving reports a controlled substance had been discovered on the premises. A police spokesperson added: 'A 45 year old woman voluntarily attended

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . The teaching assistant initially denied the drugs were hers, but later changed her story .

Teacher assistant suspended after white powder found in her bag . Police were called and quizzed her . She initially denied drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her .

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story . She admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching .

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague found white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession . The maximum penalty for possession of amphetamines is 5 years in prison plus a fine .

A teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. She initially denied the drugs were hers, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. She has now been suspended.

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession.

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent, admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching . A spokesman for the

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. She had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession.

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching .

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching

Teaching assistant was suspended after white powder was found in her bag . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story . She was carrying Class B amphetamines on the premises .

School teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession .

A teaching assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, UK has been suspended after police discovered Class B amphetamines in her bag. Lisa Heath initially denied the drugs were hers, but later accepted a caution for possession. The school has confirmed that the matter is being dealt with through appropriate internal channels.

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent, admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching . A spokesman for the school told The Sun that Miss Heath had been suspended, adding that she was being dealt with 'through the appropriate internal channels.' Gwent Police confirmed its officers were called to the school in

 Lisa Heath, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, was found with Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. A spokesman for the school told The Sun that Miss Heath had been suspended, adding that she was being dealt with 'through the appropriate internal channels.' Gwent Police confirmed its officers were called to the school in Ebbw Vale on March 19 after receiving reports a controlled substance had been discovered on the premises. A police spokesperson added: '

Teaching assistant suspended after colleague finds white powder in her bag and reports it to the police . It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. The maximum penalty for possession of amphetamines is 5 years in prison plus a fine. For supply the penalty is up to 14 years imprisonment and a fine. If the amphetamines are prepared for injection

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag . It was later revealed to be Class B amphetamines and she accepted a caution for possession . The school immediately suspended the member of staff following the incident .

A teaching assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School was suspended after white powder was found in her bag . The powder was later identified as Class B amphetamines and she accepted a caution for possession . The school has 379 pupils aged 3-11 and 15 full-time staff, with many qualifying for free school meals.

A primary school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School, Gwent (pictured), admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises and has now been suspended from teaching.

A teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police. It has been reported that Lisa Heath, 45, an assistant at Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, had been carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her. She initially denied the drugs were hers, saying they had been planted on her, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession. Willowtown Community Primary School in Gwent, Wales, has suspended the teaching assistant following the incident.

Police investigating allegations that teacher carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that she had been carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that she had been carrying drugs on premises. The teacher admitted carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that she had been carrying drugs on premises. The teacher admitted carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that he had been carrying drugs on premises. The teacher admitted carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that he had been carrying drugs on premises. The teacher admitted carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that he had been carrying drugs on premises. The teacher admitted carrying drugs on premises after police investigation revealed that he

A school teaching assistant has been suspended after a colleague discovered white powder in her bag and reported it to the police . The assistant was carrying Class B amphetamines after police were called and quizzed her . The assistant initially denied the drugs were hers, but later changed her story, accepting a caution for possession . The school has 379 pupils aged between three and 11 years old, with 15 full-time members of staff, supported by four part-time teachers .

A primary school teaching assistant was suspended after white powder was found in her bag . She initially denied the drugs were hers, but later admitted carrying a Class B drug on the premises . The school immediately suspended the member of staff following the incident .

NASA scientist: We may be close to finding evidence of alien life . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade . We know where to look . We know how to look .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we're close to finding evidence of alien life . We know where to look, how to look, and we have the technology to do it . We're one generation away in our solar system, whether it's on an icy moon or on Mars .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may find evidence of alien life within a decade . NASA released a graphic noting that scientists have found evidence or indications of water on a number of celestial bodies . NASA isn't talking about intelligent alien civilizations from the Alpha Quadrant; it's referring to microorganisms .

NASA scientist: Evidence of alien life 'within a decade' . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan: "I think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and I think we're going to have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years" . NASA: "We know where to look. We know how to look" . NASA: "In most cases, we have the technology, and we're on a path to implementing it. And so I think we're definitely on the road" . NASA: "Scientists using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope recently provided powerful evidence that (Jupiter's moon) Ganymede has a saltwater, sub-surface ocean, likely sandwiched between two layers of ice" . NASA: "There are some caveats involved, of course.

NASA scientist: Evidence of alien life may be discovered within 20 to 30 years . NASA: "We know where to look. We know how to look." . NASA: "We are not talking about little green men. We are talking about little microbes."

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may soon find evidence of alien life . NASA says evidence or indications of water have been found on a number of celestial bodies . Hubble Space Telescope has been key to the discoveries .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says scientists may have found evidence of alien life . "I think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and I think we're going to have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years," she said . "We know where to look. We know how to look," she said. "In most cases, we have the technology, and we're on a path to implementing it. And so I think we're definitely on the road."

NASA scientist says 'we're one generation away' from finding alien life . Ellen Stofan says 'we know where to look. We know how to look' . Stofan says 'we are not talking about little green men. We are talking about little microbes' .

NASA scientist: 'We know where to look. We know how to look' . Agency chief scientist: 'We will have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years' . Former astronaut: 'I think we're one generation away' .

NASA chief scientist says evidence of alien life likely within 20 years . Ellen Stofan says "we know where to look" . "We know how to look" .

NASA scientist says evidence of alien life will be found within 10 years . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we'll have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years . NASA says Hubble Space Telescope has found evidence of water on celestial bodies .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may be close to finding evidence of alien life. NASA has found evidence of water on celestial bodies, including Jupiter's moon Europa. The Hubble Space Telescope has been key to the discoveries.

NASA scientist says we'll have evidence of alien life within 20 to 30 years . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we're "definitely on the road" to finding life beyond Earth . Former astronaut John Grunsfeld says we're one generation away from finding life on Mars or a moon of Jupiter

NASA scientist: We're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade . We know where to look. We know how to look .

NASA scientist says we may be close to finding evidence of alien life . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we're on the road to finding life beyond Earth . NASA scientist John Grunsfeld says we're one generation away from finding life on other planets .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may have evidence of alien life within a decade . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may have definitive evidence of alien life within 20 to 30 years . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may have strong indications of alien life within a decade .

NASA scientist Ellen Stofan: "I think we're one generation away in our solar system, whether it's on an icy moon or on Mars, and one generation on a planet around a nearby star."

NASA scientist says alien life may be found in our lifetime . Ellen Stofan says we're on the road to finding alien life . NASA says we know where to look, how to look .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we may find evidence of alien life within 20 to 30 years . NASA released a graphic noting that scientists have found evidence or indications of water on a number of celestial bodies, including the dwarf planet Ceres and Jupiter's moon Europa .

NASA chief scientist: Evidence of life beyond Earth within a decade . NASA: Hubble Space Telescope key to discoveries . NASA: Scientists have found evidence or indications of water on a number of celestial bodies .

NASA scientist says we may find evidence of alien life within a decade . "I think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and I think we're going to have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years," NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan said Tuesday . "We know where to look. We know how to look," she said . "In most cases, we have the technology, and we're on a path to implementing it. And so I think we're definitely on the road."

NASA's John Grunsfeld: We are not talking about little green men. We are talking about microorganisms.

NASA scientist: We're close to finding evidence of alien life . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan: I think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade . Former astronaut John Grunsfeld: I think we're one generation away in our solar system .

NASA: Evidence of alien life may be found in a decade . NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says "I think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and I think we're going to have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years." . NASA notes that scientists have found evidence or indications of water on a number of celestial bodies, including the dwarf planet Ceres and Jupiter's moon Europa .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan has said that there may be strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade, and definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years. NASA has found evidence or indications of water on a number of celestial bodies, including the dwarf planet Ceres and Jupiter's moon Europa. NASA isn't talking about intelligent alien civilizations from the Alpha Quadrant, but rather microorganisms.

NASA scientist says water in the universe; scientists found evidence of water on several bodies, including Ceres and Jupiter's moon Europa ;grains of corn were found on dwarf planet Ceres ;John Grunsfeld thinks it's just a matter of time before we find life beyond Earth as well ;Stofan says we may have evidence of intelligent alien civilizations within the Alpha Quadrant ;Grunsfeld says it's an exciting time but doesn't know when that will happen

NASA scientist: We may have evidence of alien life in next 10 to 20 years . We know where to look and how to look . There are some caveats involved . Former astronaut John Grunsfeld thinks it's just a matter of time before we find life outside our solar system as well .

NASA scientist Ellen Stofan says we're close to finding evidence of alien life . Evidence includes water on celestial bodies including dwarf planet Ceres and Jupiter's moon Europa . There are some caveats involved, but scientists are optimistic about finding life outside our solar system in the near future . Former astronaut John Grunsfeld agrees that it's just a matter of time before we find life on other planets . And, he says, who knows what that life will look like?

NASA scientist says we may find evidence of alien life within a decade . NASA has found evidence of water on a number of celestial bodies . Scientists are looking for evidence of microorganisms .

NASA scientist predicts strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade . Hubble Space Telescope has been key to discoveries of water on celestial bodies . Scientists are looking for microorganisms, not "little green men".

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NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan says we're going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a decade. "We know where to look. We know how to look," she said. "In most cases, we have the technology, and we're on a path to implementing it."
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NASA chief scientist says we may find evidence of alien life within a decade. Evidence of water on celestial bodies. Microorganisms, not aliens, are the focus of NASA's research.

NASA chief scientist says we're one generation away from finding life outside our solar system. "We're not talking about little green men". "We are talking about little microbes". NASA says we're on a path to implementing technology to find life on other planets.

NASA scientist: We'll find evidence of alien life within a decade. We'll have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years. We know where to look, how to look.

NASA scientist: We may find evidence of alien life within a decade. John Grunsfeld: We are one generation away from finding life outside our solar system. NASA: We know where to look, how to look.

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NASA scientist says we may find evidence of life on other planets in the next 10-30 years . NASA scientist says we may find evidence of life on other planets in the next 10-30 years . NASA scientist says we may find evidence of life on other planets in the next 10-30 years .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20. Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1

Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Both Rojo and Di Maria appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate victory by flying out to Portugal . Rojo uploaded image of him posing alongside Di Maria . Rojo played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Di Maria came on for the last 20 .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying to Portugal . Rojo and Di Maria pose with their wives and children while sat on private plane . Rojo and Di Maria both played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Both Rojo and Di Maria appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window . Portugal is a familiar destination for both Rojo and Di Maria as they played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer . Rojo made headlines for the wrong

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria flew off to Portugal on Easter Sunday . Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) posed for a photo with their wives and daughters . Rojo and Di Maria both played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer . Rojo made headlines for the wrong reasons on Saturday evening as the Mail On Sunday exclusively revealed he had an affair with fitness instructor Sarah Watson .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) sealed moves to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 win over Aston Villa . Both players flew to Portugal on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria flew to Portugal on Easter Sunday . Rojo posted photo of himself and Di Maria on private plane . Rojo and Di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when United host Manchester City .

Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo and Argentine international Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday. Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane. Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20.

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday. Rojo sat next to his wife and daughter, while Di Maria came on for the last 20.

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Portugal on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Portugal . Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) both appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window . Portugal is a familiar destination for both Rojo and Di Maria as they played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer. Rojo made headlines for the wrong reasons on Saturday evening as the Mail On Sunday exclusively revealed he had an affair with fitness instructor

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa . Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa . Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20. Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Manchester United and Argentina duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Rojo and Di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when Manchester United host local rivals Manchester City .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 victory over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded image of himself posing alongside Di Maria and their families . Rojo played full 90 minutes against Villa while Di Maria came on for the last 20 .

Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo (right) and Argentina international Angel Di Maria (left) pose with their families and friends at the airport in Lisbon .

Marcos Rojo and Angel Di Maria celebrate Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The Argentine duo sealed moves to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window . Portugal is a familiar destination for both Rojo and Di Maria as they played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer.

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria travel to Portugal for Easter Sunday's game . Both players played full 90 minutes against Aston Villa . Rojo: "I'm going to Portugal to spend Easter with my family." Di Maria: "I'm going to Portugal to spend Easter with my family."

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 .

Manchester United players Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their win over Aston Villa by flying to Lisbon on a private plane. Rojo uploaded a photo of himself and Di Maria with their families on the plane. Rojo and Di Maria both played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before joining Manchester United.

Manchester United and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 victory over Aston Villa . Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria sat next to each other while travelling to Portugal on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded this photo of himself posing alongside his wife and daughter while sitting on a private plane . The pair played 90 minutes against Villa while Di Maria came on for the last 20 minutes . The Manchester United and Argentina duo flew out to Portugal on Easter Sunday and sealed their move to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window . Both Rojo and Di Maria played in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday . The pair made headlines for the

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria flew out to Portugal on Easter Sunday to celebrate their 3-1 victory over Aston Villa . They uploaded an image of themselves posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20 . Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when Manchester United host local rivals Manchester City .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria fly out to Portugal to celebrate Easter victory . United defender Rojo uploaded image of himself and fellow Argentina international Di Maria with their families while on private plane . Rojo played full 90 minutes against Villa while Di Maria came on for last 20 . Rojo and Di Maria sealed moves to United during summer transfer window . Rojo made headlines for the wrong reasons on Saturday evening when Mail On Sunday exclusively revealed he had an affair with fitness instructor Sarah Watson . Watson claims Rojo offered money to spend the night with him before eventually sleeping with her without knowing he was married with a young daughter . Ro

Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria of Manchester United celebrate 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday . Rojo and Di Maria played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before joining United in the summer . Rojo made headlines for the wrong reasons on Saturday evening as the Mail On Sunday exclusively revealed he had an affair with fitness instructor Sarah Watson .

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated 3-1 win over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon . Rojo made headlines for wrong reasons after affair with fitness instructor Sarah Watson was revealed . Rojo and Di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when Manchester United host local rivals Manchester City.

 Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday. Marcos Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane. Marcos Rojo sat next to his wife and daughter. Marcos Rojo played the full 90 minutes against Villa. Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria sealed moves to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window. Portugal is a familiar destination for both Rojo and Di Maria as they played for Sporting Lisbon and Benfica respectively before eventually joining United in the summer. Marcos Rojo made headlines for the wrong reasons on Saturday evening as the Mail On

Rojo and Di Maria celebrate United's win over Aston Villa by flying out to Portugal. Rojo and Di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when United host local rivals Manchester City.

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria flew out to Lisbon for Easter. Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane. Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20. Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday

Manchester United duo Rojo and Di Maria flew to Portugal on Easter Sunday. Rojo uploaded image of himself and Di Maria on private plane. Rojo played full 90 minutes against Villa while Di Maria came on for last 20.

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday. United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane. Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20. Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's

The Daily Mail newspaper revealed details of alleged sexual affair between Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo and female reporter Sarah Watson after they встретились вдвоём её бойфренд футболист Майкл Кэррик. The Daily Mail newspaper revealed details of alleged sexual affair between Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo and female reporter Sarah Watson after they встретились вдвоём её бойфренд футболист Майкл Кэррик. The Daily Mail newspaper revealed details of alleged sexual affair between Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo and female reporter Sarah Watson after they встретились вдвоём её бойфренд футболист Майкл Кэррик. The Daily Mail newspaper revealed details of alleged sexual affair between Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo and female reporter Sarah Watson after they встретились

Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrate 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying to Portugal on Easter Sunday . Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane . Rojo and Di Maria are not back in action until next Sunday when Manchester United host local rivals Manchester City .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years, a Freedom of Information request revealed . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed . A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations . A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . And at least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations . Most of the babies would have been conceived before the mother left the UK but a small number of women may have become pregnant on tour .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy, including at least one woman from HMS Illustrious (above), which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed. A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave. The data comes nine months after commander Sarah West, the first woman to captain a Royal Navy warship, was flown back to the UK following claims she had a sexual relationship with a member of her crew. An unnamed captain was appointed in her place and a military investigation was launched into the 

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . At least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations .

Royal Navy ships have airlifted more than 25 women because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . HMS Ocean had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . HMS Illustrious had at least one woman airlifted from it, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year .

Navy ships have a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave. The women were flown back on flights usually reserved for injured troops and the true figure could be higher if others travelled via routine flights.

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed . A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave

Navy ships evacuate pregnant women . More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy .

Navy ships have been airlifted from war zones because of pregnancy . Pregnant women have been airlifted from war zones . Pregnant women have been airlifted from war zones .

Navy ships have been evacuated because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during last nine years .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy. One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years, a Freedom of Information request revealed. And at least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed. A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a

Navy evacuates pregnant women from ships . More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had 5 pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last 9 years . And at least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . HMS Ocean had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year, also had a woman airlifted .

More than 25 women airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations .

Navy: Women evacuated from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . Strict military rules ban mothers-to-be from serving in war zones . Strict military rules ban mothers-to-be from serving in war zones (stock image above)

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy. One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years, a Freedom of Information request revealed. And at least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year. More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy, including at least one woman from HMS Illustrious (above), which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations .

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships due to pregnancy, with at least one woman being airlifted from HMS Illustrious. The data obtained through a Freedom of Information request showed that 18 other ships had emergency evacuations due to pregnancy. The Ministry of Defence confirmed that there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, suggesting that the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave.

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years , a Freedom of Information request revealed . And one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations , data obtained by The Sun showed . A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed. A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave. The data comes nine months after commander Sarah West, the first woman to captain a Royal Navy warship, was flown back to

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . Women have been serving on Royal Navy ships since 1990 and in 2014 around 9 per cent of personnel were female . Last May three women made history by becoming the first female submariners to serve in the Royal Navy . Nearly 100 female British soldiers were sent home from Afghanistan after finding out they were pregnant. Ninety-nine servicewomen on operations were flown back to the UK between January 2006 and December 2013, a Freedom of

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy . A Freedom of Information request revealed that one ship – HMS Ocean – had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency 'medevacs' during the last nine years . The data comes nine months after commander Sarah West, the first woman to captain a Royal Navy warship, was flown back to the UK following claims she had a sexual relationship with a member of her crew .

Royal Navy ships have seen 25+ women airlifted due to pregnancy . A strict 'no touching' rule is in place at sea, suggesting women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave . Nearly 100 female British soldiers were sent home from Afghanistan after finding out they were pregnant.

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Royal Navy ships have had pregnant sailors airlifted in'medevacs'. HMS Ocean had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency'medevacs' during the last nine years. HMS Illustrious was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year.

More than 25 pregnant women airlifted from Royal Navy ships. Navy sources said Ms West left HMS Portland for 'personal reasons'. Commander Sarah West was the first woman to captain a Royal Navy warship. A Ministry of Defence spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place at sea, which suggests the women conceived before boarding the ships or during leave.

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy. One ship - HMS Ocean – even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency'medevacs' during the last nine years. And at least one woman was airlifted from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year.

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy. One ship - HMS Ocean - even had five pregnant sailors removed in emergency'medevacs' during the last nine years. Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations.

Women soldiers returning from Afghanistan or Iraq after pregnancy discovery on military operations are usually returned home via routine flights instead of military aircraft because they cannot be checked before flight. Some women may have been pregnant before leaving Britain while others may have discovered pregnancy during tour.

More than 25 women have been airlifted from Royal Navy ships because of pregnancy, including at least one woman from HMS Illustrious, which was nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' by the crew before it was decommissioned last year. Eighteen other ships - including HMS Dragon, HMS Enterprise and HMS Richmond - had emergency evacuations, data obtained by The Sun showed. Women have been serving on Royal Navy ships since 1990 and in 2014 around 9 per cent of personnel were female.

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport was sent off in away changing room after local league match . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Calum Davenport (pictured here in 2009) was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United (ground pictured above) .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport was sent off during a local league match . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested after allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested after allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport, 32, played for West Ham and England Under 21s . Davenport played for Elstow Abbey FC and was allegedly sent off in match at Cranfield United .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested after alleged assault . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire football ground . Davenport, 32, was arrested after alleged assault at Bedfordshire

Calum Davenport (pictured here in 2009) arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United (ground pictured above) Village football club Elstow play in Division 1 of the Bedfordshire County Football League . His Premier League career ended in August 2009 when he was stabbed in the legs by his sister's boyfriend. Ed Frost, chairman of Cranfield United told the Bedfordshire on Sunday: 'The incident occurred in the away changing room between away players, it was isolated there and didn't spill over into the club house. 'This followed a tense game between two teams at the top of the table, in which Mr Davenport was sent off in the latter stages.' An ambulance spokeswoman said: 'The East of England Ambulance Service Trust was called to

Calum Davenport, former Premier League footballer, arrested for alleged assault . Davenport, 32, played for West Ham, Tottenham and Coventry . Davenport played for Elstow Abbey FC against Cranfield United .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested over assault of team-mate . Davenport, 32, played for West Ham, Tottenham and Coventry . He was stabbed in both legs by his sister's boyfriend in 2009 .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for alleged assault . Davenport played for West Ham, Tottenham and Coventry . He was charged with assaulting his sister in 2009 .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport, 32, played for West Ham and Tottenham . He was charged with assaulting his sister in 2009 but was later cleared of all charges .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was playing for Elstow Abbey FC when the incident occurred . The incident occurred in the away changing room between away players, it was isolated there and didn't spill over into the club house.

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for assaulting team-mate . Davenport, 32, was playing for Elstow Abbey FC when he was sent off . He was arrested after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United .

Former Premier League footballer arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Police bailed him until April 17 . Former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates after a local league match in Bedfordshire . Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off.

Police arrested former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United .

Police arrested former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates after a local league match in Bedfordshire. Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United. Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off. Calum Davenport (pictured here in 2009) was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was arrested after playing for El

Police arrest former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates . Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off . Calum Davenport (pictured here in 2009) was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United (ground

Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United . Village football club Elstow play in Division 1 of the Bedfordshire County Football League . His Premier League career ended in August 2009 when he was stabbed in the legs by his sister's boyfriend .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off . Davenport's Premier League career ended in August 2009 when he was stabbed in the legs by his sister's boyfriend .

Calum Davenport, 32, former Premier League footballer, arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Man in his 30s received head injuries in away changing room at Cranfield United . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC

Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Police said the incident occurred in the away changing room between away players, it was isolated there and didn't spill over into the club house. Ed Frost, chairman of Cranfield United told the Bedfordshire on Sunday: 'The incident occurred in the away changing room between away players, it was isolated there and didn't spill over into the club house. 'This followed a tense game between two teams at the top of the table, in which Mr Davenport was sent off in the latter stages.' An ambulance spokeswoman said: 'The East of England Ambulance

Police arrest former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates after a local league match in Bedfordshire. Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United. Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off. Calum Davenport (pictured here in 2009) was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cran

Former England Under 21 defender Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Davenport was playing for Elstow Abbey FC at Cranfield United when he was arrested . Davenport was playing for Elstow Abbey FC at Cranfield United when he was arrested .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate after match . Davenport, 32, played for West Ham, Tottenham and Coventry . He was sent off during match at Cranfield United .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport has been arrested for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates after a local league match in Bedfordshire. Davenport, who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United. Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off.

Police arrested former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates . Davenport started his career at West Ham before being sent off . He was sent off after a man in his 30s received head injuries . Davenport started his career at Wootton Blue Cross before being traded to Tottenham for $1.3 million . He was released by the Hammers after a poor showing in 2007 , but started two games for Sunderland in 2009 . His Premier League career ended in 2009 when he was stabbed in the legs by his sister . Davenport started his first team match as a

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates after a local league match in Bedfordshire . Davenport, 32, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United . Both men were playing for Elstow Abbey FC and Davenport had been sent off. The player Davenport was arrested for allegedly assaulting was in his 30s and had been playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United . The player Davenport was arrested for allegedly assaulting was in his 30s and had been playing

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates . Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United . Elstow Abbey FC: Davenport started his career at Coventry before joining Tottenham for £1.3million but he only made 20 appearances over three years and spent time on loan at West Ham, Southampton and Norwich . Davenport joined the Hammers permanently in 2007 but was again farmed out on

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender, has been bailed by officers . The incident occurred in the away changing room at Cranfield United .

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . Incident occurred in away changing room of Bedfordshire County Football League match . Davenport had spells at West Ham, Tottenham, Southampton, Norwich, Watford and Sunderland .

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Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate. Davenport was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United (ground pictured above) Village football club Elstow play in Division 1 of the Bedfordshire County Football League. His Premier League career ended in August 2009 when he was stabbed in the legs by his sister's boyfriend.

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate. Davenport played for Elstow Abbey FC and was sent off. He was arrested after playing for Cranfield United.

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting one of his own team-mates. Davenport, 32, was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United. He was sent off in local league match and allegedly assaulted his team-mate in away changing room.

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate. Davenport, 32, a former England Under 21 defender who played for West Ham, has been bailed by officers after a man in his 30s received head injuries in the away changing room at Cranfield United.

Police arrested former football player Davenport after he allegedly assaulted teammate after football match. Former footballer arrested after allegedly assaulted teammate after football match. Former football player arrested after allegedly assaulted teammate after football match.

Former Premier League footballer Calum Davenport arrested for allegedly assaulting team-mate . Davenport (pictured here in 2009) had spells at West Ham and Tottenham but struggled to hold down a first-team place at either club . Davenport was arrested after playing for Elstow Abbey at Cranfield United (ground pictured above) Village football club Elstow play in Division 1 of the Bedfordshire County Football League .

Escape to Dorset's cosmopolitan seaside town on a midweek holiday with Shearings . With vast stretches of golden sands and luscious gardens, Bournemouth makes an idyllic base for a coach tour . You'll take day trips to the cities of Portsmouth and Salisbury to discover historical gems and will spend time in the charming town of Lyndhurst in the New Forest before heading back to the Majestic Hotel in Bournemouth each night for dinner and evening entertainment .

The clocks have gone forward so make the most of the longer days . We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters . Eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard...

Escape to Dorset's cosmopolitan seaside town on a midweek holiday with Shearings . You'll take day trips to the cities of Portsmouth and Salisbury to discover historical gems and will spend time in the charming town of Lyndhurst in the New Forest before heading back to the Majestic Hotel in Bournemouth each night for dinner and evening entertainment . Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum, just 40 minutes from Bath . Once a wealthy Victorian's pleasure park, it is now owned by the Forestry Commission and is home to some of the rarest trees in the world, including a few that smell like candyfloss . Take a guided walk with a knowledgeable volunteer, wander among the towering trees that cover 600 acres of countryside and head to Savill Glade and Circular Drive to admire spring flowers . Walks take place on Saturdays,

Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum . BROADSTAIRS . It you're a food fanatic looking for delectable local produce, look no further than the Broadstairs Food Festival from April 4 to 6. You can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the Kent coast, tasting everything from Kentish blue cheese to locally distilled sloe gin. Later in the month, stomachs will be rumbling in Exeter, when more than 100 local food producers fill the streets for three days of foodie heaven from April 24 to 26. In between the eating and drinking, make time for one of the cooking demonstrations and workshops hosted by well-known chefs. STRATFORD-UPON-AVON . Enjoy a literary knees-up in Stratford-up

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days . We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters , eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard .

Spring is a great time to visit England . You can explore remote islands . Join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard .

England's tropical paradise . Visit between April 11 and 17 when more than 20 themed walks are held across the islands for Walk Scilly 2015 . Spot dolphins, head out on a wild food foraging walk and join a local artist for beachcombing.

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days . Explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters . Join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard .

England's tropical paradise is the Isles of Scilly . Take a guided walk with a knowledgeable volunteer, wander among the towering trees that cover 600 acres of countryside and head to Savill Glade and Circular Drive to admire spring flowers.

Make the most of the longer days with our guide to the best places to visit in England . Take a literary knees-up in Stratford-upon-Avon . Escape to Dorset's cosmopolitan seaside town on a midweek holiday with Shearings . Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum .

The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program . Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary . Use the weekly Newsquiz to test your knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News .

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days. We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters, eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard...

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days . We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters . You can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the Kent coast .

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days. We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters, eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard... Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum . BROADSTAIRS . It you're a food fanatic looking for delectable local produce, look no further than the Broadstairs Food Festival from April 4 to 6. You can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the Kent coast, tasting everything

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days. We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters, eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard... Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum . BROADSTAIRS . It you're a food fanatic looking for delectable local produce, look no further than the Broadstairs Food Festival from April 4 to 6. You can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the Kent coast, tasting

Dolphins, head for a wild food foraging walk and join a local artist for beachcombing .

Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum . You can take a walk with a knowledgeable volunteer, wander among the towering trees that cover 600 acres of countryside and head to Savill Glade and Circular Drive to admire spring flowers .

Spring is the best time to visit England's countryside . Westonbirt Arboretum is 40 minutes from Bath . Stratford-upon-Avon celebrates Shakespeare's birthday with a weekend of celebrations .

The article provides a list of activities and destinations to explore in England during the spring season. These include visiting the Westonbirt Arboretum, attending food festivals in Broadstairs and Exeter, joining a literary celebration in Stratford-upon-Avon, taking a coach tour of Bournemouth, and exploring the Isles of Scilly. The article also highlights specific activities such as guided walks, foraging, and beachcombing.

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days. We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters, eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard... The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program . Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary . The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News .

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days. We reveal where you can explore remote islands surrounded by turquoise waters, eat your way through top food festivals and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard... Some of England's most magnificent and exotic greenery can be found at Westonbirt Arboretum. BROADSTAIRS. It you're a food fanatic looking for delectable local produce, look no further than the Broadstairs Food Festival from April 4 to 6. You can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the Kent coast, tasting everything

Today's article tells readers about some of the best places to explore in England during the springtime. The article includes information about Westonbirt Arboretum, Broadstairs Food Festival, Exeter Food Festival, Stratford-upon-Avon Literary Knees-Up, Bournemouth, Gloucester, and the Isles of Scilly. The article also includes a list of walking trails that are available during the springtime.

The clocks have gone forward, so make the most of the longer days! We reveal where you can explore remote islands, eat your way through top food festivals, and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard.

Explore remote islands and join a Tudor knees-up to celebrate the Bard in England . Enjoy food festivals and cooking demonstrations in Exeter and Broadstairs . Visit Westonbirt Arboretum, Bournemouth, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Isles of Scilly for unique experiences .

The concept of a "quantum group" was introduced by Drinfeld in his seminal paper [1]. It is a Hopf algebra which is not necessarily commutative or cocommutative. The most important example is the quantum group U q (g) associated to a simple Lie algebra g. It is a deformation of the universal enveloping algebra U (g) of g. The deformation parameter q is a complex number such that q = 1. The Hopf algebra structure of U q (g) is uniquely determined by the coproduct ∆, the counit ε and the antipode S. The coproduct is

The daily transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program. Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary. The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories they saw on CNN Student News.

The clocks have gone forward so it's time to make the most of the longer days . This article gives ideas for things to do in England . There are many things to do in the UK, including visiting the Westonbirt Arboretum, Stratford-upon-Avon, Bournemouth, and Gloucestershire .

The Isles of Scilly are England's tropical paradise with clear, warm waters, white-sand beaches and towering palm trees. Visit between April 11 and 17 when more than 20 themed walks are held across the islands for Walk Scilly 2015. In Broadstairs, Kent coast, you can browse 50 stalls showcasing the best local produce from the area, tasting everything from Kentish blue cheese to locally distilled sloe gin.

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday. Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . NY1 reports that Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. Witnesses say they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation. It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other

Witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece . They immediately told police . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child .

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner . Witnesses told police .

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child .

Witnesses yelled at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child .

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child .

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was allegedly riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner and witnesses told police .

Man arrested after inappropriately touching four-year-old niece on bus . Witnesses screamed at him to stop and contacted police . Child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation .

Witnesses saw a man on a bus inappropriately touching a four-year-old girl . They yelled at him to stop and called police . The man was arrested .

Witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child .

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . Witnesses say he was inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece on the Q53 bus in Queens . The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation .

Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. Witnesses told police that they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation.

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child after witnesses told police he was inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation.

Authorities say they are horrified by the behavior of a man who allegedly touched a four-year-old girl inappropriately . The man has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child .

Authorities say Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner .

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . He was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner .

A man was arrested for inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece on a bus . Witnesses told police to stop . The child was taken to the hospital for evaluation .

Witnesses on a bus in Queens saw a man inappropriately touching a young girl . They told police and the man was arrested . The child was taken to the hospital for evaluation .

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday. Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child. NY1 reports that Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. Witnesses say they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation. It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other family members at this

 Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday. Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child. NY1 reports that Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. Witnesses say they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation. It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other family members at this time

Witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday. Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child.

Witnesses saw Jesus Rodriguez Rojas inappropriately touching his niece . They yelled at him to stop .

A 30-year-old man was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . He was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with a four-year-old girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner . Witnesses told police that they saw him engaging in the perverse behavior .

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child after witnesses saw him inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece on a bus in Queens. The witnesses screamed at Rojas to stop and immediately told police. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation and it is unknown whether she will be placed with other family members at this time.

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injurein a child. NY1 reports that Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation. It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other family members at this time.

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas, 30, has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child after witnesses saw him inappropriately touching a four-year-old niece . It is unknown at this time if the child will be placed with her other family members . Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when the incident occurred.

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . He was allegedly touching his four-year-old niece in a sexual manner on a bus in Queens, New York . The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation .

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . He was allegedly touching his four-year-old niece inappropriately on a bus in Queens . Witnesses screamed at him to stop and the child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation .

 Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police. Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child. NY1 reports that Rojas was riding on the Q53 bus in Queens with the young girl when he allegedly started touching her in a sexual manner. Witnesses say they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation. It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other family members at this time.

Horrified witnesses screamed at 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas to stop inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and immediately told police, authorities said on Friday. Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child.

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child. He was allegedly touching his four-year-old niece inappropriately on a bus. Witnesses say they saw Rojas engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop. The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation.

Jesus Rodriguez Rojas was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child after witnesses saw him inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece. Witnesses saw him engaging in the perverse behavior and yelled at him to stop.

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A 30-year-old man was arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child after allegedly touching a four-year-old girl in a sexual manner on a bus in Queens . Witnesses told police and the child was taken to the hospital for evaluation . It is unknown whether or not the child will be placed with her other family members at this time .

Ed Sheeran is the reigning king of music that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith has four times on the list . Ellie Goulding's hit Love Me Like You Do from the Fifty Shades Of Grey soundtrack is the third favourite song to drop off to .

Ed Sheeran is the reigning king of sending music-listeners to the land of nod . Music streaming service Spotify has analysed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists and revealed that Ed Sheeran's hit song, Thinking Out Loud, is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith features four times on the list .

Music streaming service Spotify has analysed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists and revealed that Ed Sheeran's hit song, Thinking Out Loud, is the top song that people fall asleep to . As well as scooping the global list's top spot for sleep-inducing song, the Brit Award winner features on the list, an additional six times . Sheeran's other heavily playlist featured songs include hits such as I See Fire, The A Team and Give Me Love . Also featuring regularly on the list is pop singer Sam Smith, who has enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame, scooping four Grammys at this

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song that people fall asleep to . Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song that people fall asleep to . Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song that people fall asleep to .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith features four times on the list . Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do is third favourite song to drop off to .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song that people fall asleep to . Sheeran also featuring six times on the list . Sam Smith featuring four times . Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do from Fifty Shades Of Grey soundtrack third favourite song to drop off to .

Ed Sheeran, 24, features another six times on the list and Sam Smith, 22, features four times in total . Among the other top songs to fall asleep to, are also classics such as Coldplay's slow-tempo hit Fix You and singer-songwriter Birdy's melodic Skinny Love. Ellie Goulding's hit Love Me Like You Do from the Fifty Shades Of Grey soundtrack is the third favourite song to drop off to and coming in at six are recordings of traditional rain sounds. Unsurprisingly, the songs that feature on the list are mostly of the acoustic-pop variety. No Metallica here, please.

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song to fall asleep to, according to Spotify . Sam Smith features four times on the list . Coldplay's Fix You also features .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song to fall asleep to . Sam Smith also features heavily in list . Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song to fall asleep to . Sam Smith also features heavily in list .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is top song to fall asleep to . Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith also feature on the list . Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do from Fifty Shades Of Grey soundtrack is third favourite .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith also features heavily on the list . Coldplay's Fix You and Birdy's Skinny Love also feature .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the most popular song to fall asleep to on Spotify. The song is also featured six times on the list. Other popular songs include Sam Smith's I'm Not The Only One, Birdy's Skinny Love and Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do.

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the most popular song to fall asleep to, according to Spotify . Sam Smith is also popular, with four of his songs featuring on the list . Other songs include Coldplay's Fix You and Birdy's Skinny Love .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Ed Sheeran features six times on the list . Sam Smith features four times in total .

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Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song to send people to sleep . Ed Sheeran features six times on the list . Sam Smith features four times . Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do is the third favourite song to send people to sleep .

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Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Music streaming service Spotify has analysed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists and revealed that Ed Sheeran's hit song, Thinking Out Loud, is the top song that people fall asleep to .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Ed Sheeran features another six times on the list . Sam Smith features four times on the list .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sheeran features on the list, an additional six times . Sam Smith features four times on the lists .

Ed Sheeran, 24, is the reigning king of sending music-listeners to the land of nod . Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith's other songs also feature on the list . Unsurprisingly, the songs that feature on the list are mostly of the acoustic-pop variety .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith features four times on the list . Coldplay's Fix You is another top song that people fall asleep to .

Ed Sheeran's hit song "Thinking Out Loud" is the top song that people fall asleep to, according to a study by music streaming service Spotify. The study analysed over 2.8 million users' playlists labelled "sleep". Sheeran features on the list an additional six times, while Sam Smith features four times.

Ed Sheeran is the reigning king of sending music-listeners to the land of nod , as he is the top song that people fall asleep to . Music streaming service Spotify has analyzed over 2.8 million users' playlists labelled 'sleep', and Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . As well as scooping the global list's top spot for sleep-inducing song, the Brit Award winner features on the list, an additional six times . Sheeran's other heavily playlist featured songs include hits such as I See Fire, The A Team and Give Me Love . Also

Ed Sheeran is the reigning king of sending music-listeners to the land of nod - presumably through his song's relaxing qualities. Spotify has analysed over 2.8 million users' playlists labelled 'sleep', and Sheeran's hit song, Thinking Out Loud, is the top song that people fall asleep to. As well as scooping the global list's top spot for sleep-inducing song, the Brit Award winner features on the list, an additional six times. Sheeran's other heavily playlist featured songs include hits such as I See Fire, The A Team and Give Me Love. Also featuring regularly on the

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Sam Smith also features heavily on the list . Spotify has analysed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists .

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to, according to Spotify . Sheeran's other heavily playlist featured songs include hits such as I See Fire, The A Team and Give Me Love . Among the other top songs to fall asleep to, are also classics such as Coldplay's slow-tempo hit Fix You and singer-songwriter Birdy's melodic Skinny Love .

Spotify analyzed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists and found that Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song people fall asleep to . Sam Smith also features four times on the list with songs such as Stay With Me and I'm Not the Only One . Other top songs to fall asleep to include Coldplay's Fix You, Birdy's Skinny Love, and Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do.

 Ed Sheeran is the reigning king of sending music-listeners to the land of nod. Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud features as the top song that people fall asleep to. Music streaming service Spotify has analysed 2.8 million'sleep' playlists.

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Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to. Sam Smith features on the list four times. Ed Sheeran features six times on the list. Rain sounds are the most popular type of song to fall asleep to.

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to. Spotify analysed 2.8 million'sleep' playlists and revealed the results. Sam Smith's Stay With Me is the second most popular song to fall asleep to.

Ed Sheeran's hit song, Thinking Out Loud, is the top song that people fall asleep to. Sam Smith features four times on the list. Ellie Goulding's hit Love Me Like You Do is the third favourite song to drop off to.

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to. Sam Smith's Stay With Me and I'm Not the Only One feature on the list. Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do from Fifty Shades Of Grey soundtrack is the third favourite song to drop off to.

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Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud is the top song that people fall asleep to . Other songs that people fall asleep to are Coldplay's Fix You, Birdy's Skinny Love, Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do, and traditional rain sounds .

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail . The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's orbit . Astronomers have discovered that a strange ring of distant stars may actually be part of our galaxy, making it 50 per cent bigger at 150,000 light-years wide . This is based on re-analysis of a distant ring that surrounds our

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . The newly discovered objects are each a billion times dimmer than the Milky Way .

Astronomers find nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail . The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's orbit . Astronomers have discovered that a strange ring of distant stars may actually be part of our galaxy, making it 50 per cent bigger at 150,000 light-years wide . This is based on re-analysis of a distant ring that surrounds our galaxy, which the astronomers think is now actually part of it, and could have been disturbed by other dwarf galaxies . The team of scientists

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail . The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's orbit . Astronomers have discovered that a strange ring of distant stars may actually be part of our galaxy, making it 50 per cent bigger at 150,000 light-years wide . This is based on re-analysis of a distant ring that surrounds our galaxy, which the astronomers think is now actually part of it, and could have been disturbed by other dwarf galaxies . The

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey . The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud .

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey .

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade .

Astronomers have discovered nine dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey .

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, which are the largest dwarf

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way. The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The newly discovered objects are each a billion times dimmer than the Milky Way, and a million times less massive.

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile .

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . They range in distance from 95,000 to 1.2 million light-years . Each contain far fewer stars than our galaxy .

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile . The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in

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For the first time in a decade, astronomers have found dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . They range in distance from 95,000 to 1.2 million light-years, and each contain far fewer stars than our galaxy . Crucially, though, the dwarf galaxies could help test theories of dark matter and perhaps bring us a step closer to detecting the elusive particles .

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile .

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way, each containing far fewer stars than our galaxy. The discovery could help test theories of dark matter and bring us closer to detecting elusive particles. Dwarf galaxies are thought to contain 99% dark matter and just 1% observable matter, making them useful for testing cosmological theories.

For the first time in a decade, astronomers have found dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way - an unprecedented nine in total. They range in distance from 95,000 to 1.2 million light-years, and each contain far fewer stars than our galaxy. Crucially, though, the dwarf galaxies could help test theories of dark matter and perhaps bring us a step closer to detecting the elusive particles. Nine new dwarf galaxies have been discovered orbiting the Milky Way, making it the first time in more than a decade that such a large group of satellites has been found near the Magellanic Clouds. The newly discovered objects are each a billion times

For the first time in a decade, astronomers have found dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way - an unprecedented discovery that could help test theories of dark matter. Nine galaxies were found orbiting the Milky Way, each containing far fewer stars than our galaxy. The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey.

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. This image shows the previously known Magellanic Clouds with six of the nine newly discovered dwarf galaxies above the Paranal Observatory in Chile.

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . These galaxies are a billion times dimmer than the Milky Way and contain 99% dark matter . The discovery could help test theories of dark matter and bring us closer to detecting the elusive particles .

The Daily Transcript is a written version of each day's CNN Student News program. Use this transcript to help students with reading comprehension and vocabulary. The weekly Newsquiz tests students' knowledge of stories covered on CNN Student News.

For the first time in a decade, astronomers have found dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way - an unprecedented nine in total. They range in distance from 95,000 to 1.2 million light-years, and each contain far fewer stars than our galaxy. Crucially, though, the dwarf galaxies could help test theories of dark matter and perhaps bring us a step closer to detecting the elusive particles. Move the slider below to see an image of the southern sky before and after the new dwarf galaxies are added. Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered

Astronomers have found nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's orbit.

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way. They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade. The discovery was made by a team of astronomers at the University of Cambridge using data from the Dark Energy Survey, a five-year project to photograph the southern sky in extreme detail. The nine dwarf galaxies were spotted in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, near the Large and Small Magellanic Cloud, which are the largest dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's orbit.

Scientists discovered three new satellites orbiting our galaxy near the Milky Way's orbit around the Milky Way itself. They are believed to be part of our galaxy itself because they are surrounded by stars similar to those surrounding our galaxy itself. They are believed to be part of our galaxy because they surrounded stars similar to those surrounding our galaxy itself. They are believed to be part of our galaxy because they surrounded stars similar to those surrounding our galaxy itself. They are believed to be part of our galaxy because they surrounded stars similar to those surrounding our galaxy itself. They are believed to be part of our galaxy because they surrounded stars similar to those surrounding our galaxy

Researchers have found nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting our galaxy in more than a decade . Dwarf galaxies are the smallest galaxy structures in the universe, and contain 99% dark matter and 1% observable matter .

Astronomers have discovered nine new dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered in a decade . The dwarf galaxies are thought to contain 99 per cent dark matter and just one per cent observable matter .

Singer Janelle Monae also added her condolences on Twitter following the shooting of the father-of-four . A number of celebrities joined a torrent of outrage from Twitter users over the shooting on Walter Scott . Rapper Big Boi simply published a black square with the words: #WalterScott . Musician Questlove shared his anger with followers through his posts after it emerged that Scott had been running from the cop with his back turned when he was shot dead . Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina and pronounced dead at the scene . Musician Questlove

Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart . Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels' . Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' . Musician Questlove shared his anger with followers through his posts after it emerged that Scott had been running from the cop with his back turned when he was shot dead . Mr Scott, 50, was

Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart . Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels.' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' . Scroll down for video .

Walter Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina . Officer Slager initially claimed that he feared for his life and Scott wrestled a Taser from him . A video emerged on Tuesday of Slager firing at the victim eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned .

50-year-old Walter Scott shot dead by white cop in South Carolina . Officer Michael Slager charged with murder . Video shows Walter Scott running away from officer .

Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart . Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels' . Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' . Scroll down for video . Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams tweeted about her grief over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina on Saturday . A number of celebrities joined a torrent of outrage from Twitter users over the shooting on Walter Scott. Rapper Big Boi simply published a black square

Walter Scott's death was 'unnecessary' . Walter Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina . Slager initially claimed that he feared for his life and Scott wrestled a Taser from him . However a video emerged on Tuesday of Slager firing at the victim eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned .

Celebrities join Twitter outrage over killing of unarmed black man . Walter Scott, 50, was shot eight times by white cop Michael Slager . Slager charged with murder and could face death penalty .

Walter Scott, 50, shot dead by white cop in South Carolina . Officer Michael Slager charged with murder . Celebrities tweet their outrage over shooting .

Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, tweeted about her grief over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina on Saturday . Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams tweeted about her grief over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina on Saturday . Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott'.

Celebrities express outrage over shooting of unarmed black man Walter Scott by white cop . Actor Isaiah Washington tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom' . Comedian Orlando Jones, who comes from the same state, as Walter Scott, shared his anger on Twitter . South Carolina Senator Tim Scott also added his thoughts on the killing, describing Mr Scott's death as 'unnecessary' .

Pop star Michelle Williams, singer Janelle Monáe and rapper Big Boi all shared their thoughts on the shooting of Walter Scott . Actor Isaiah Washington also shared his anger on Twitter .

A number of celebrities joined a torrent of outrage from Twitter users over the shooting on Walter Scott. Officer Slager initially claimed that he feared for his life and Scott wrestled a Taser from him. However a video emerged on Tuesday of Slager firing at the victim eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned.

Comedian Orlando Jones tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom' . Actor Isaiah Washington tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom' .

Walter Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina . Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart. Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels.' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' .

See more iReport galleries: The killing of African-American father-of-four Walter Scott by a white cop has provoked a torrent of anger and grief from celebrities on social media. Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina, when he ran from the cop. Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart. Singer Janelle Monae also wrote: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the

Walter Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina, when he ran from the cop . Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart . Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: #WalterScott' . Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams tweeted about her grief over

Walter Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina . Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart . Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels.' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' . Musician Questlove shared his anger with followers through his posts after it emerged that Scott

Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart. Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels.' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott'. Scroll down for video . Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams tweeted about her grief over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina on Saturday . A number of celebrities joined a

Pop star Michelle Williams tweeted: 'Once again... #WalterScott' . Singer Janelle Monáe added: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels' . Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' . Comedian Orlando Jones, who comes from the same state, as Walter Scott, shared his anger on Twitter .

Pop star Michelle Williams tweeted about her grief over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina on Saturday . A number of celebrities joined a torrent of outrage from Twitter users over the shooting on Walter Scott . Rapper Big Boi simply published a black square with the words: #WalterScott . Singer Janelle Monae also added her condolences on Twitter following the shooting of the father-of-four . Musician Questlove shared his anger with followers through his posts after it emerged that Scott had been running from the cop with his back turned when he was shot dead . Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by

Actor Isaiah Washington tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom' .

Celebrities have expressed their grief and anger on social media over the shooting of Walter Scott by a white police officer in South Carolina. The shooting has provoked a torrent of outrage from Twitter users, with many sharing their condolences and calling for justice. Officer Michael Slager has been charged with murder and could face the death penalty.

The shooting of African-American, father-of-four Walter Scott by a white cop has provoked a torrent of anger and grief from celebrities on social media. Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina, when he ran from the cop. Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart. Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'I feared for my life, now I'm angry. I rarely cuss here out of respect. but I'm angry as f***

Walter Scott was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager after running from the cop with his back turned . After the shooting, many celebrities took to social media to express their anger and grief . A sculpture was placed in honor of Walter Scott by the roadside in Charleston, South Carolina following his death . Orlando Jones, who comes from the same state as Walter Scott, shared his anger on Twitter . Slager was charged with murder on Wednesday and could face the death penalty. South Carolina Senator Tim Scott also added his thoughts on the killing, describing Mr Scott's death as 'unnecessary

Pop star Michelle Williams and others express their grief and anger over the shooting of father-of-four Walter Scott in South Carolina. Officer Michael Slager initially claimed that he feared for his life and Scott wrestled a Taser from him. However a video emerged on Tuesday of Slager firing at the victim eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned. Slager was charged with murder on Wednesday and could face the death penalty.

African-American father-of-four Walter Scott shot dead by white cop in Charleston, South Carolina . Celebrities react with anger and grief on social media . Officer Michael Slager charged with murder and could face death penalty .

Celebrities reacted with grief and outrage to the shooting of Walter Scott by a white cop in South Carolina on Saturday . Officer Michael Slager initially claimed he feared for his life, but a video emerged of him firing at the victim eight times with his back turned . Slager was charged with murder on Wednesday and could face the death penalty.

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Walter Scott shot dead by cop in South Carolina. Video of shooting shows unarmed black man running away from cop. Cop fired eight times at unarmed black man. Cop charged with murder.

Shooting of Walter Scott in South Carolina. Officer Michael Slager charged with murder. Senator Tim Scott adds his thoughts on the killing.

Walter Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina. Video emerged on Tuesday of Slager firing at the victim eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned. Slager was charged with murder on Wednesday and could face the death penalty.

Pop star and member of Destiny's Child, Michelle Williams, wrote: 'Once again... #WalterScott' and added a broken heart. Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels.' Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott'.

Walter Scott, father-of-four, was shot dead by a white cop in South Carolina. Slager, a white cop, initially claimed he feared for his life and Scott wrestled a Taser from him. Slager then shot Scott eight times when he was 15-20 feet away with his back turned. Slager, a white cop, was charged with murder on Wednesday and could face the death penalty.

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Actor Isaiah Washington tweeted: 'Okay, watching the #WalterScott video was horrible, but I think the brave person who captured the murder is a Hero and a Godsend #Truthdom' . Musician Questlove wrote: 'I believe in waiting to hear everything before casting opinion. But allow me the preemptive...uh...shot of "I feared for my life" my ass.' He went on: 'Can you imagine the amount of murders that went down before the age and development of cell phone videos? this didn't start this year.' The star added: 'i was numb, now I'm angry. i rarely

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind . She smoked marijuana to relieve pressure in her eyes . She defended her use of pot .

Roseanne Barr says she is slowly going blind . Roseanne for President! documentary follows Barr's failed 2012 presidential bid . Barr says smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving pressure in her eyes .

Roseanne Barr suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is going blind . Says smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes . Defends her use of pot, saying, "It's expansive. It opens your mind" and "It makes you wonder. It doesn't close that down" .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is going blind . The actress suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Barr said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind . Roseanne for President! documentary follows Barr in her unsuccessful attempt to become the Green Party's 2012 presidential nominee .

Roseanne Barr says she is losing her vision . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility . The actress attended the Tribeca Film Festival in support of her documentary "Roseanne for President!" .

Roseanne Barr says she is losing her vision and smoking marijuana helps . The actress attended the Tribeca Film Festival in support of her documentary "Roseanne for President!" .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is going blind . The actress suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Roseanne says smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes .

Roseanne Barr says she is losing her sight . The actress smokes marijuana for glaucoma . Barr defends her use of marijuana .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind . Actress says smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for her eyes . Barr says she will continue to enjoy vision as much as possible .

Roseanne Barr revealed that she is slowly going blind. Barr said she smokes marijuana to relieve the pressure in her eyes. Barr said she smokes marijuana to relieve the pressure in her eyes.

Roseanne Barr says she's slowly going blind . Actress says she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Barr says smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind . She said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes . She said doctors have not given her a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility .

Comedian Roseanne Barr says she is slowly going blind . She said she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . She said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes .

Comedian Roseanne Barr says she is slowly going blind . Actress Roseanne Barr says she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Actress Roseanne Barr says she smokes marijuana to relieve pressure in her eyes .

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Roseanne Barr suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes . Tribeca 2015: 9 Must-see films .

Roseanne Barr going blind . Smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind . Comedic actress suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is going blind . The actress attended the Tribeca Film Festival in support of her documentary "Roseanne for President!" .

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Roseanne Barr has glaucoma, macular degeneration and smokes pot . The comedian said she is slowly going blind .

Roseanne Barr suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma . Smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving pressure in her eyes . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility .

Roseanne Barr has revealed that she is slowly going blind due to macular degeneration and glaucoma. She has said that smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes. Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility.

Roseanne Barr revealing that she is slowly going blind. In an interview with The Daily Beast, Barr said she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma and told the website, "My vision is closing in now." Barr also defended her use of pot, saying, "It's expansive. It opens your mind" and "It makes you wonder. It doesn't close that down." Roger Ailes: Why Fox News will never hire Jon Stewart . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility. The actress attended the Tribeca Film Festival in support of her documentary "Rose

Roseanne Barr has revealed that she is slowly going blind. In an interview with The Daily Beast, Barr said she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma and told the website, "My vision is closing in now." The comedic actress said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes. She also defended her use of pot, saying, "It's expansive. It opens your mind" and "It makes you wonder. It doesn't close that down." Roger Ailes: Why Fox News will never hire Jon Stewart . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can

Roseanne Barr is slowly going blind and says that smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes. The comedic actress is promoting her documentary "Roseanne for President!" which follows her unsuccessful attempt to become the Green Party's 2012 presidential nominee.

Roseanne Barr slowly going blind from macular degeneration, glaucoma . Uses marijuana to relieve pressure in eyes, says it's "good medicine" . Directed documentary "Roseanne for President!" which follows her unsuccessful attempt to become Green Party's 2012 presidential nominee .

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind due to macular degeneration and glaucoma . She defends her use of marijuana as a form of medicine . Barr attended the Tribeca Film Festival in support of her documentary "Roseanne for President!" .

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Roseanne Barr reveals she is going blind. Roseanne Barr defends her use of marijuana.

Roseanne Barr says she is slowly going blind. She suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma. She said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes.

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind. Smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving pressure in her eyes. Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility.

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind. In an interview with The Daily Beast, Barr said she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma. Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility.

Roseanne Barr reveals she is slowly going blind. She said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes. Tribeca 2015: 9 Must-see films.

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Roseanne Barr has revealed that she is slowly going blind . The comedic actress said smoking marijuana is "good medicine" for relieving the pressure in her eyes . Doctors have not given Barr a definitive timeline on when she can expect to lose all visibility .

Two men arrested in Melbourne over Anzac Day terror plot were 'associates' of Abdul Numan Haider (pictured) . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for,

Two teenagers arrested for planning Anzac Day terror attack . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning, terrorist acts' at the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Saturday afternoon . Multiple photos of Mr Besim on his social media pages show him posing with one raised index finger, a symbol that other ISIS supporters have also frequently used . He is one of two 18-year-old men police arrested for allegedly planning an 'ISIS inspired' attack on an Anzac Day ceremony . The duo were 'associates' of Abdul

Two teenagers arrested in Anzac Day terror plot had links to senior Australian jihadist . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash (pictured), 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS . Earlier, one of the teens arrested in the raids, said his son had benefited from his time at the controversial Al Furqan Islamic study centre in South Springvale . The teen was interviewed by police all morning before travelling to the Magistrates Court where he was charged .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack . It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised' .

Two teenagers arrested in Melbourne terror plot had scouted police stations ahead of possible attack . Haider's death was 'moment we all became more radical' . Teen interviewed by police all morning before travelling to court .

Two teenagers arrested in terror raids in Melbourne . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash (left), 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS .

Two Melbourne teens who masterminded Anzac Day terror plot had scouted police stations . Sevdet Besim, 18, charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning, terrorist acts' . Besim (pictured) and another man, 18, were arrested on Saturday .

Police: 2 teens arrested in Melbourne plot had scouted police stations . 2 18-year-olds arrested Saturday allegedly planned to attack Anzac Day ceremony . 2 men reportedly attended funeral of Numan Haider, who attacked police with knife .

Two teenagers who masterminded Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack . It comes as a friend of the teenagers revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack . The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical' . The two alleged ringleaders of the Anzac Day plot reportedly attended Haider's funeral .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS.

Two teenagers arrested in Melbourne terror raids had scouted police stations ahead of possible attack . ISIS supporter Neil Prakash may have been in direct communication with the teenagers until recently . The teens had personal links with a senior Australian jihadist and Islamic State recruiter in Syria

Two teens arrested in Melbourne for alleged ISIS-inspired attack . Police believe they were associates of Abdul Numan Haider . Police have applied for a Preventive Detention Order .

Police investigate role played by Neil Prakash, 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS . Teenager interviewed by police all morning before travelling to the Magistrates Court where he was charged .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia.

Police are investigating the death of Numan Haider (pictured) .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or

Two teens who masterminded Anzac Day terror plot had scouted police stations . They had also attended the funeral of Numan Haider, who was killed by police last year . They were associates of Abdul Numan Haider, who was killed by police last year after he attacked officers with a knife .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning,

Police investigating Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne . Police arrested one of the two alleged ringleaders of the Anzac Day plot .

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video . Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning

Two of the teens arrested in Anzac Day terror plot had recently scouted police stations . It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'.

Two teenagers who planned a terror attack in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. The teenagers were associates of Abdul Numan Haider, who was killed by police last year after he attacked officers with a knife, and is believed to have planned an ISIS-like attack. Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS.

Two of the teenagers who masterminds the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne were recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. The plot was expected to cost $10,000 to $15,000, but was purchased for more than double its original estimated value. The person who has not been identified made purchase of the nude photo of Madonna for $37,500. Another man, Sevdet Ramadan Besim, 18, was charged with planning to carry out an attack. Both men often visited frequented the controversial Al-Furqan Islamic study center in South Springvale . It was also revealed the young men

Two Melbourne teenagers arrested for allegedly planning Anzac Day terror attack had recently scouted police stations . One of the teens is accused of planning an ISIS-like attack . The father of one of the teens arrested in the raids said his son had benefited from his time at the controversial Al Furqan Islamic study center in South Springvale . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash (left), 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS . Earlier, the teens had visited the Al-Furqan Islamic study center in South Springvale where they were in contact with a senior

Two teenagers arrested for planning an "ISIS inspired" attack on Anzac Day ceremony had recently scouted police stations . One of the teens had visited the controversial Al-Furqan Islamic study centre . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, 23, who is considered to be the top Australian recruiter for ISIS.

Two teens masterminded Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne . They had scouted police stations and attended funeral of Numan Haider, who was killed after attacking officers with a knife . Police are exploring the role played in the plot by Neil Prakash, an Australian recruiter for ISIS.

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Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Scroll down for video. Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning,

Two teenagers arrested in terror plot were 'radicalised' by the death of Anzac Day terror suspect. Two teenagers arrested in terror plot were 'radicalised' by the death of Anzac Day terror suspect. The two alleged ringleaders of the Anzac Day plot reportedly attended Haider's funeral.

Police arrested two teenagers suspected of planning terrorist attack on Australian celebration of military veterans. Two teenagers arrested suspected terrorist attack on Australian celebration of military veterans. Two teenagers arrested suspected terrorist attack on Australian celebration of military veterans.

Two of the teenagers who masterminded the Anzac Day terror plot in Melbourne had recently scouted police stations ahead of a possible attack. It comes as a friend of the teenagers who are believed to the planned attack in Melbourne revealed the moment the two young men 'became radicalised'. The man, who has not been identified, claims the death of Numan Haider was the moment 'we all became more radical', according to News Corp Australia. Sevdet Besim, from Hallam in Melbourne's south-east, was charged with 'conspiracy to commit acts done in preparation for, or planning, terrorist acts' at the

This isn't your 1950s bubble gum and poodle skirts rock 'n roll . The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - now in its 18th year - is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . 'It's good clean fun, with a hint of naughty,' said Tara O'Hara of Chicago. Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino. Scroll down for video . Dressed to impress: In

Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . Elvis fan: Wind blows the hair of Carl Schreiber during a pool party . Smoking hot: The Viva Las Vegas Car Show is pegged as 'the best car show of its type anywhere' .

Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . Elvis fan: Wind blows the hair of Carl Schreiber during a pool party - he jetted in from Chicago for the event . Sitting pretty: A woman who goes by Martha War sits by the pool - the Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . Smoking hot: The Viva Las Vegas Car Show is pegged as 'the best car show of its

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - now in its 18th year - is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . 'It's good clean fun, with a hint of naughty,' said Tara O'Hara of Chicago. Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino. Scroll down for video . Dressed to impress: In this April 5 photo women wait in line before taking part in a bathing suit contest at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend in Las Vegas - many of the attendees of the weekend wear vintage clothes . Elvis fan: Wind blows the hair of Carl Schreiber during a pool party

Retro-themed Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend attracts 20,000 fans . Attendees wear vintage clothes, listen to retro music, show off classic cars . Event is held in Las Vegas for 18th year .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend attracts 20,000 fans . Event is in its 18th year . Event features classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair .

Rockabilly weekend draws 20,000 fans to Las Vegas . Vintage clothes, classic cars, pinups, tattoos and Tiki drinks are hallmarks of the retro weekend .

Thousands of fans gather for rockabilly weekend in Las Vegas . Fans dress in vintage clothes and listen to rock 'n roll music . Event features burlesque shows, car shows and swing dance classes .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend: 20,000 fans of the era gather for musical performances and car show off the Strip . Rockabilly Weekend has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend: 20,000 fans gather for classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . Around 20,000 fans of the era gather over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino . The retro weekend has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event - the Rockabilly Rockout - in October at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend: A flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . 'It's good clean fun, with a hint of naughty,' said Tara O'Hara of Chicago . Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - now in its 18th year - is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - now in its 18th year - is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair.

Eric Martinez, right, and Angie Almilla kiss during a jive class at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend attracts 20,000 fans of the era . Rock 'n roll, retro fashion, vintage cars, Tiki drinks, tattoos .

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend attracts 20,000 fans of the era . The retro weekend has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event . It's gotten a lot bigger. You have people from all over. Germany, Austria, Mexico, Italy .

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair .

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a retro-themed weekend of music, dancing, fun and music videos . The Rockabilly Rockout is a two-day event that includes a music-only event and a dance party .

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Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend: Retro-themed weekend attracts fans of the era . Rockabilly fans gather in Las Vegas for the event . Rockabilly fans gather in Las Vegas for the event .

Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino .

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a yearly event that attracts around 20,000 fans of classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos, and rock 'n roll. The event features musical performances, car shows, dance classes, and burlesque shows. Attendees come from all over the world to keep the culture and lifestyle of rockabilly alive.

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . It's good clean fun, with a hint of naughty . The event has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event - the Rockabilly Rockout - in October at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino that harkens back to the event's roots . It's gotten a lot bigger. You have people from all over. Germany, Austria, Mexico, Italy . They're wearing vintage clothes . The weekend is

This is not your 1950s bubble gum and poodle skirts rock 'n roll. The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend - now in its 18th year - is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair.

Over 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino.

Dressed to impress: In this April 5 photo women wait in line before taking part in a bathing suit contest at the Viva Las Vegas Rockab

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair. The event attracts 20,000 fans of the era who come to listen to music and see vintage cars and fashion. The weekend also includes a car show and music-only event in October.

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a yearly event that celebrates classic cars, vintage fashion, and rock 'n roll music. This year's event attracted around 20,000 fans from all over the world. The weekend includes musical performances, car shows, dance classes, and more.

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is an annual event celebrating classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and fashion . Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show . The event has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event - the Rockabilly Rockout - in October at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino.

 Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend: Flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair. Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino. Dressed to impress: In this April 5 photo women wait in line before taking part in a bathing suit contest at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend in Las Vegas - many of the attendees of the weekend wear vintage clothes. Elvis fan: Wind blows the

Vintage car show at The Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair.

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair.

Rockabilly Weekend in Las Vegas attracts 20,000 fans. The event has grown so large, organizers have added a second music-only event - the Rockabilly Rockout - in October. The event is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair.

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair. Around 20,000 fans of the era gathered over the weekend for musical performances and car show off the Strip at The Orleans Hotel and Casino.

The weekend includes concerts and dances featuring vintage clothing and costumes from 1940-1970 годов . The weekend includes concerts and dances featuring vintage clothing and costumes from 1940-1970 годов . The weekend includes concerts and dances featuring vintage clothing and costumes from 1940-1970 годов . The weekend includes concerts and dances featuring vintage clothing and costumes from 1940-1970 годов .

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is a retro-themed event that brings in 20,000 people from all over the world . The event is 18 years old and has grown so large that organizers have added a second music-only event in October at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino . The event is a flashback to classic cars, vintage pinups, Tiki drinks, tattoos and a fashion aesthetic that balances high heels with just as high hair . The event is a tribute to the 1950s rock 'n roll era .

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times . The service received 299million requests for streaming or downloading television and radio programmes during the month. Statistics published by the BBC show there were an average of 10.7million daily

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times. The service received 299million requests for streaming or downloading television and radio programmes during the month. Statistics published by the BBC show there were an average of 10.7million daily

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times .

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show .

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond will tour the world with their live show .

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times . The service received 299million requests for streaming or downloading television and radio programmes during the month . Statistics published by the BBC show there were an average of 10.7million daily requests overall and it was the best month ever for requests to television programmes, with an average of 8.6m requests a day . Live episodes of

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month . The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon .

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon .

Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone .

Top Gear helped BBC's iPlayer to record levels in February . Four episodes notched up nine million views alone . Jeremy Clarkson's suspension from BBC has led to sharp decline in viewing figures .

Top Gear helped steer BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month .

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show.

Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times .

Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times. The service received 299million requests for streaming or downloading television and radio programmes during the month

Top Gear star James May spotted out and about in central London today with iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone .

The BBC's Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notched up nine million views . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown

Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times . The service received 299million requests for streaming or downloading television and radio programmes during the month

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon . Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while

Top Gear helped steer BBC iPlayer to record levels in February . Four episodes of Top Gear notched up 9 million views . Top Gear Live world tour will go ahead with Jeremy Clarkson at the helm

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service’s top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the mot

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . According to the Daily Telegraph the four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times .

Top Gear helps steer BBC iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month . The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon .

Four episodes of Top Gear shown in February helped the BBC's iPlayer to record levels, with nine million views alone. The show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon.

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punches Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video . Top Gear star James May was seen out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer

BBC iPlayer: Top Gear helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone . The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . Popular: Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February not

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favorite show. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon.

BBC's iPlayer had record levels in February due to Top Gear . Top Gear was the most popular show on iPlayer with 9 million views . BBC's iPlayer is a catch-up service for television and radio programmes .

Top Gear episodes in February notched up 9 million views on BBC iPlayer . Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from BBC for punching producer Oisin Tymon . BBC Worldwide confirms £10million live world tour will go ahead with Clarkson, Hammond and May Live.

The most important and fundamental problem in the theory of dynamical systems is the problem of the existence of invariant measures. In this paper we consider a class of dynamical systems which are defined by stochastic differential equations (SDEs) with singular coefficients. The existence of invariant measures for such systems is a very difficult problem. It is known that the existence of invariant measures for SDEs with singular coefficients is equivalent to the existence of invariant measures for the corresponding deterministic systems (see e.g. [1] ). However, the existence of invariant measures for deterministic systems with singular coefficients is a very difficult problem. In this paper we consider a class

Top Gear's world tour will go ahead with Jeremy Clarkson at the helm. BBC Worldwide spokesman said they will fulfil the series of live shows which have already sold 200,000 tickets worldwide.

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon.

Top Gear helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon.

Top Gear has helped steer the BBC’s iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views alone. The long-running motoring show took up first, second, third and fifth spots in the catch-up service's top five for the month as fans used it to take one last look at their favourite show. The viewing figures come a week after presenter Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC for punching Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon. Scroll down for video. Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has

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Top Gear helped steer BBC's iPlayer to record levels after four episodes shown in February notched up nine million views . Top Gear star James May was spotted out and about in central London today with an iPad as it emerged the motoring show has helped steer the BBC's iPlayer to record levels, notching up nine million views alone . The four episodes in February were watched a total of 9,047,000 times while episode two alone was watched 2,645,000 times .

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train by three men . Video shows attack . Victim declined medical treatment . People on train laughed and smiled while beating took place .

Man attacked on St. Louis light rail train caught on video . Victim asked not to be named in media reports . Man asked to use victim's cell phone . Victim declined, and man sat down beside him . Man asked victim his opinion on Michael Brown shooting . Victim responded he was too tired to think about it right now . Man in red T-shirt and cap stood up . Next thing I know, he sucker punches me right in the middle of my face . Two other men joined in . Security guard saw part of the beating and alerted police . Man in red T-shirt kicked at victim's face before train doors

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train for refusing to answer question about Michael Brown . Video of attack goes viral . Victim declines to seek medical treatment .

Man punched in the face for not wanting to discuss Michael Brown shooting . Video shows man getting pummeled . Victim's glasses broke in punch . Police looking for suspects .

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail car after refusing to answer Michael Brown question . Victim, 43, was commuting home when young man in T-shirt and cap approached him . Suspect, in his 20s, stood up, punched victim in face .

Man asked man his opinion on Michael Brown shooting. Man punched him in the face. Three others joined in.

Man beaten for asking opinion of Michael Brown shooting . Man asked opinion of Michael Brown shooting by white passenger on St. Louis light rail train . Video shows man beaten for asking opinion of Michael Brown shooting .

Man punched in face on St. Louis light rail after declining to discuss Michael Brown . Victim asked not to be named in media reports . Suspect, two other men face possible charges of third-degree assault .

Two men beat man on train after he asks their opinion on Michael Brown shooting . Man who asked question, 2 others, sought by police . Video of attack has gone viral .

Man beaten on MetroLink train after being asked his opinion on Michael Brown shooting . Video shows 3 men beating man . Video posted online by passenger .

Man beaten on MetroLink train in St. Louis after asking another man his opinion on Michael Brown shooting . Victim says he was asked his opinion on Michael Brown shooting . Video of beating has gone viral on social media .

A man was beaten on a St. Louis light rail train by three other men. The attack was caught on surveillance cameras and posted online. The victim was commuting home when a young man in a red T-shirt and cap walked up to him. The victim asked not to use the man's cell phone. The man asked the victim his opinion on the Michael Brown thing, and the victim responded he was too tired to think about it right now. The suspect, in his 20s, stood up. "The next thing I know, he sucker punches me right in the middle of my face," the victim said. The

A man was beaten on a St. Louis light rail train after he was asked his opinion on the Michael Brown shooting. The beating was caught on surveillance cameras and a cell phone video. The victim declined to press charges.

Man beaten on MetroLink train in St. Louis . Video shows suspect punching victim in the face . Police looking for three men in assault .

MetroLink train attack caught on video . Mike Brown question sparks MetroLink beating caught on video . This is disgusting. We have a major problem, STL .

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St. Louis police: Michael Brown question sparks MetroLink beating caught on video . "This is disgusting. We have a major problem, STL."

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train after asking about Michael Brown shooting . Victim says he was sucker punched in the face . Video shows assailants kicking at victim's face .

Alderman Antonio French: Mike Brown question sparks MetroLink beating caught on video . This is disgusting. We have a major problem, STL.

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train after being asked about Michael Brown shooting . Victim, 43, was commuting home when a young man in a red T-shirt and cap walked up to him . The victim asked not to be named in media reports .

Man beaten on MetroLink train in St. Louis . Police looking for three suspects . Video of beating went viral on social media .

The St. Louis Police Department released a statement about the beating of a man in a MetroLink train. The man was sitting in the second car when the two men jumped on the train and began punching him. The victim was able to get off the train, but was taken to a hospital. The suspect was arrested and charged with second-degree assault. The suspect was not identified.

See more iReport galleries: St. Louis alderman Antonio French, a vocal community leader in the aftermath of Ferguson, tweeted his disappointment in the beating. "Mike Brown question sparks MetroLink beating caught on video," he wrote. "This is disgusting. We have a major problem, STL."

Man beaten on MetroLink train in St. Louis . Man asked his opinion on Michael Brown shooting . Victim: "I was too tired to think about it right now" . Suspects: "We have a major problem, STL" .

Video shows beating of man who asked about Michael Brown shooting . Man in his 20s asked man on MetroLink train about shooting of Michael Brown . Man in red T-shirt punched victim in face, police said . Three other men joined in beating .

A man was assaulted on a St. Louis light rail car after declining to answer a question about the shooting of Michael Brown. The victim was punched in the face and beaten by three men, which was caught on surveillance cameras and posted online. The attackers face possible charges of third-degree assault, and the incident has sparked condemnation on social media.

A man sits down with a second man in a St. Louis light rail car and asks them their opinion on Michael Brown, which was not the beginning of a discussion. Then the first man, who was black, boxed him in the face. Two more African-American men joined in the beating, according to a police report about Monday's incident. It was caught on surveillance cameras on the MetroLink train and a passenger recorded it with a cell phone and posted the video online. It has gone viral. Police confirmed that the online images came from the attack. The victim, 43, was left with bruises on his face and forehead

Video of attack on white St. Louis man by black man . Attack was caught on MetroLink train and passenger recorded it with cell phone . Attackers are white men in red T-shirt and cap . Victim was commuting home when young man in red T-shirt and cap walked up to him and asked not to be named . The man asked to use the victim's cell phone . He refused, and the young man sat down beside him. The man punched the victim in the face . The victim's eyeglasses were hit by the first punch and he lost his nose . The man then punched him in the face a second

Two African-American men beat a white man in a St. Louis light rail car for asking his opinion about the shooting of Michael Brown. The beating was caught on surveillance cameras and has gone viral. The men face possible charges of third-degree assault.

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail after asking about Michael Brown shooting . 3 African-American men in their 20s punched and kicked victim . Surveillance cameras and cell phone video captured the attack .

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail car after refusing to answer question about Michael Brown shooting . Three men in their 20s face possible charges of third-degree assault . Condemnation of the beating has spread across social media, including from people who protested the shooting of Brown last year.

 When one man sat down next to a second man in a St. Louis light rail car and asked him his opinion on the shooting of Michael Brown, it was not the beginning of a discussion. It was the start of an assault, police said. The second man, who was white, didn't want to answer the question. Then the first man, who was black, boxed him in the face. Two more African-American men joined in the beating, according to a police report about Monday's incident. It was caught on surveillance cameras on the MetroLink train and a passenger recorded it with a cell phone and posted the video online. It

MetroLink surveillance video shows beating of man by 3 men in St. Louis. Video shows man being punched in face in light rail car. Victim declined medical treatment.

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train caught on video. Suspects face possible charges of third-degree assault. Victim was left with bruises on his face and forehead. Video showed suspects kicking at victim's face before train doors opened and they ran out.

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train after refusing to answer question about Michael Brown shooting. Attack caught on video, posted online. Police looking for three suspects.

Man beaten on St. Louis light rail train after asking about Michael Brown shooting. Victim was commuting home when he was attacked. Video of beating went viral. Police looking for three suspects.

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One man asks another man his opinion on Michael Brown shooting . The second man, who was white, didn't want to answer the question . The first man, who was black, boxed him in the face . Two more African-American men joined in the beating . The victim was left with bruises on his face and forehead . The first punch dug the frame of his eyeglasses into the skin of his nose . The victim declined to receive medical treatment but then there was the emotional pain .

Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a child on a bus mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' . Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs . But she also devoured liquid calories in the form of wine and spirits . However Lizzi never realised how big she had got until she heard the pregnancy remark on the bus.

Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs . But she also devoured liquid calories in the form of wine and spirits . Lizzi now admits that she was living an extremely unhealthy lifestyle . She continued: 'It was terrible. I was being a slob to be honest. Lizzi piled on the pounds thanks to a boozy lifestyle and diet of takeaways, pizzas and ke

Lizzi Crawford lost more than 7 stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs . Lizzi now admits that she was living an extremely unhealthy lifestyle .

Obese mother loses 7st after child on bus mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' . Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant .

Obese mother loses 7 stone after child asks if she was pregnant . Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone . Lizzi now weighs 12.5 stone .

Lizzi Crawford was mortified when a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs .

Obese mother tipped the scales at 20 stone . Lizzi overheard child on the bus ask: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' . Inspired to slim down . Lost over 7st .

Obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out loses over 7 stone . Mother-of-six Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone . Embarrassing remark from child on bus inspired her to lose weight .

Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . She reached 20st after enjoying takeaways and boozy nights out . Lizzi began cooking healthier meals and joining fitness and self-defense classes .

Woman loses 7st after bus passenger asks 'has she got a baby in her belly?' . Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone . She lost 7st after joining a fitness class .

Obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out lost 7 stone after child on bus asked if she was pregnant . Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone . She now weighs 12.5 stone and is addicted to fitness classes .

An obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out has lost more than seven stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant. Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' The embarrassing remark left the mother-of-six, from Stoke-on-Trent, mortified but inspired her to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimming down to a healthier 12.5st. Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet

Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard a young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' . Lizzi began cooking healthier meals and joining fitness and self-defense classes which saw her lose over 7st . Lizzi now admits that she was living an extremely unhealthy lifestyle.

Slender Lizzi lost 7st after overhearing a child on a bus ask his mum if she was pregnant . She was living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs . She also devoured liquid calories in the form of wine and spirits .

Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant . Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant . Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant . Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant . Lizzi Crawford lost 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant

Lizzi dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . She is now 12.5st .

See more iReport galleries: An obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out has lost more than seven stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant. Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' The embarrassing remark left the mother-of-six, from Stoke-on-Trent, mortified but inspired her to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimming down to a healthier 12.5st. Lizzi had reached a size 24

Lizzi Crawford tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' The embarrassing remark left the mother-of-six, from Stoke-on-Trent, mortified but inspired her to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimming down to a healthier 12.5st. Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs. But she also devoured liquid calories in

Lizzi Crawford lost over 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant . Lizzi was mortified but inspired to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds . She now weighs 12.5st and is a size 14 dress . Lizzi is now addicted to fitness and goes to the gym five times a week .

Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs . As well as her battle to lose weight Lizzi also won her battle against cervical cancer .

An obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out has lost more than seven stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant. Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger ask his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' The embarrassing remark left the mother-of-six, from Stoke-on-Trent, mortified but inspired her to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimming down to a healthier 12.5st. Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her

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Obese mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out dropped 7st . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs.

Lizzi Crawford had weight loss surgery in the US . Lizzi lost over 7st after she overheard a child say she was pregnant . Lizzi is now a healthy 12.5st .

Lizzi Crawford, a mother of six from Stoke-on-Trent, lost over seven stone after a child on a bus asked if she was pregnant. The embarrassing remark inspired Crawford to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and slim down to a healthier 12.5 stone. She achieved her goal by cooking healthier meals, joining fitness and self-defense classes, and discovering Hourglass training.

A mother who enjoyed takeaways and boozy nights out has lost more than seven stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant. Lizzi Crawford, 32, tipped the scales at 20 stone when she overheard the young bus passenger asked his mum: 'Has she got a baby in her belly?' The embarrassing remark left the mother-of-six, from Stoke-on-Trent, mortified but inspired her to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimmed down to a healthier 12.5st. Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her

Lizzi Crawford, 32, who was obese and drank alcohol, lost 7st after a young bus passenger asked if she was pregnant . She was embarrassed but inspired to change her lifestyle after hearing the question on a bus . She lost 7st after a doctor diagnosed her with cervical cancer . She now attends self-defense classes and is addicted to fitness . She lost 7st after a doctor diagnosed her with cervical cancer and is now addicted to her classes .

Obese mother Lizzi Crawford has lost more than 7 stone after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant. Lizzi's unhealthy lifestyle led to her being diagnosed with cervical cancer, but she has now won her battle against the bulge. Lizzi now admits that she was living an extremely unhealthy lifestyle and has joined fitness classes to slim down.

Lizzi Crawford, 32, from Stoke-on-Trent, overheard a child on a bus ask his mum if she was pregnant . The mother-of-six was inspired to ditch her unhealthy lifestyle and shed the pounds, slimming down to a healthier 12.5st . Lizzi achieved her goal despite suffering the set-back of being diagnosed with cervical cancer in October 2012 .

Lizzi Crawford, 32, from Stoke-on-Trent, lost over 7st after a child on a bus asked if she was pregnant . Lizzi had been living an unhealthy lifestyle of takeaways, pizzas, kebabs, and drinking wine and spirits . Lizzi began cooking healthier meals and joining fitness and self-defense classes to help her slim down and also won her battle against cervical cancer.

The recent years have seen a growing interest in the study of the properties of the so-called complex networks, which are graphs in which the nodes are connected by links that can have different meanings, such as friendship, collaboration, or citation. The study of the properties of these networks has led to the identification of a number of common features, such as the small-world property [1], the scale-free degree distribution [2], and the community structure [3]. The small-world property is a consequence of the fact that the average distance between two nodes in the network is small, while the scale-free degree distribution is a consequence of the fact that the probability

Obese mother loses 7st after bus passenger points at her and asks if she's pregnant. Lizzi was mortified when a stranger pointed at her and asked if she was pregnant. She lost 7st after the remark. Lizzi says she's addicted to fitness.

Obese mother loses 7st after child on bus points out her weight. Lizzi loses weight after she hears child ask if she is pregnant. Lizzi is now addicted to fitness.

Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant. Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs. As well as her battle to lose weight Lizzi also won her battle against cervical cancer.

Lizzi Crawford dropped over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant. Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs. But she also devoured liquid calories in the form of wine and spirits. However Lizzi never realised how big she had got until she heard the pregnancy remark on the bus. She said: 'It started when I was taking my kids to school and we were sitting on the bus. A kid then looked at me and said: "Has she got a baby in her belly?"' Lizzi now admits that she

Obese mum who was over 24 stone lost 7st after a child on a bus pointed at her and asked whether she was pregnant.

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Lizzi Crawford lost over 7st after a stranger mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi had reached a size 24 dress after living on a diet of burgers, pizzas and kebabs . Lizzi never realized how big she had got until she heard the pregnancy remark on the bus . Lizzi now admits that she was living an extremely unhealthy lifestyle . Lizzi began cooking healthier meals and joining fitness and self-defense classes which saw her lose over 7st.

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players. That

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . Saracens are the only English team left in the Champions Cup .

Brian O'Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better

Brian O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . 'When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren't,' said O'Driscoll. 'It's a money issue - players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. 'Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players. That married with the best of the English academy players coming through - of course they'd then be competitive again. But certain English clubs are being squeezed and the cap is there to save them. Not many clubs are profitable and you have to be careful because the long-term picture could be trouble

Brian O'Driscoll says huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment .

Former England rugby captain Brian O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment to compete with French clubs . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a

O’Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players. That married with the best of the English academy players coming through – of course they’d then be competitive again. But certain English clubs are being squeezed and the cap is there to save them. Not many clubs are profitable and you have to be careful because the long-term picture could be trouble.’ While Toulon have flexed their financial muscles by recruiting international stars such as Brian

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . 'When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren't,' said O'Driscoll . 'It's a money issue - players are not just moving to France for a tan,' said O'Driscoll .

Brian O'Driscoll says English clubs need investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment .

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O'Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players. That married with the best of the English academy players coming through – of course they’d then be competitive again. But certain English clubs are being squeezed and the cap is there to save them. Not many clubs are profitable and you have to be careful because the long-term picture

Brian O'Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says Clermont should be favourites for Champions Cup title .

Brian O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment to become a European force . The trend looks set to continue after the World Cup, with All Black trio Dan Carter, Ma'a Nonu and Conrad Smith among those already signed up by Top 14 clubs . Saracens (pictured training this week) are the only English team left in the Champions Cup .

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet.

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players

Brian O’Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . Saracens are the only English team left in the Champions Cup .

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . ODonnell believes it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment .

New Zealand’s Dan Carter has signed with Racing Metro for after this year’s World Cup . Saracens (pictured training this week) are the only English team left in the Champions Cup . Among those expats is full-back Nick Abendanon, who shone in the quarter-final victory over Northampton . O’Driscoll believes that, along with Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage, the Englishman should both be picked . ‘They are the players playing the best at the moment and you pick on form. But when you set out your stall early and you then have to backtrack

Brian O’Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . With the French league becoming a honeypot for billionaire financiers – comic book tycoon Mourad Boudjellal has used his chequebook to turn Toulon into double European champions – the gulf between clubs from the Aviva Premiership and the Top 14 is bigger than ever . Saracens are the only English team featuring in this weekend’s Champions Cup semi-finals and, with the west London side being major underdogs against Clermont Auvergne, Ireland legend

Brian O'Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment .

Brian O’Driscoll believes huge investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to

Brian O’Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they

The English Premiership is a honeypot for billionaire financiers.

Brian O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . With the French league becoming a honeypot for billionaire financiers – comic book tycoon Mourad Boudjellal has used his chequebook to turn Toulon into double European champions – the gulf between clubs from the Aviva Premiership and the Top 14 is bigger than ever. Saracens are the only English team featuring in this weekend’s Champions Cup semi-finals and, with the west London side being major underdogs against Clermont Auvergne, Ireland legend O’Driscoll believes the domestic

Brian O'Driscoll: English clubs need investment to compete with French clubs . English clubs need Roman Abramovich-style investment . Nick Abendanon and Steffon Armitage should be picked for World Cup .

Brian O’Driscoll says English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment . O’Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment . O’Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment .

Former rugby player Brian O'Driscoll believes that English clubs need Roman Abramovich-style investment to become a European force again, but warns that scrapping the salary cap would be dangerous. O'Driscoll believes that the French league is becoming a honeypot for billionaire financiers, and that the gulf between clubs from the Aviva Premiership and the Top 14 is bigger than ever. Saracens are the only English team featuring in this weekend's Champions Cup semi-finals, and O'Driscoll believes that the domestic game needs to readdress the balance.

Brian O'Driscoll believes there is a danger of English clubs becoming a European force without scrapping the salary cap but is unsure how or where to go about it. With the French league becoming a honeypot for billionaire financiers – comic book tycoon Mourad Boudjellal using his chequebook to turn Toulon into double European champions – the gulf between clubs is bigger than ever. Saracens are the only English club featured in this weekend's Champions Cup semi-finals and, with the west London side being major underdogs against Clermont Auvergne, Ireland player O'

Brian O'Driscoll believes that English clubs need Roman Abramovich-style investment to become competitive again . English clubs have found themselves priced out of the market for southern hemisphere superstars . The trend looks set to continue after the World Cup . Clermont, who face Saracens in Saint Etienne on Saturday, have an impressive raft of imports including Jonathan Davies, Zac Guildford and Napolioni Nalaga .

Brian O'Driscoll believes that scrapping the salary cap would be dangerous and that Roman Abramovich-style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force. English clubs are being priced out of the market for southern hemisphere superstars, and the trend looks set to continue after the World Cup. Nick Abendanon, a full-back for Saracens, is one of the few English players playing at a high level.

Brian O'Driscoll believes that English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment in order to compete with French clubs . O'Driscoll also believes that the RFU should pick Steffon Armitage and Nick Abendanon for the World Cup . Saracens are the only English team left in the Champions Cup.

Brian O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment to become competitive again . English clubs are being priced out of the market for southern hemisphere superstars . O'Driscoll believes Nick Abendanon and Steffon Armitage should be picked for the World Cup.

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The discovery of the Higgs boson [1, 2] at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has been a great success of the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics. However, the SM is not a complete theory, and there are many open questions that need to be addressed. In particular, the SM does not explain the origin of the observed dark matter in the Universe. The LHC has not yet observed any new physics beyond the SM, and the only hint of new physics comes from the measurement of the muon anomalous magnetic moment (g − 2) µ [3]. The discrepancy between the SM prediction

O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment. O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment. ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players

O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment. O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment. ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are able to extend salary caps and

Brian O'Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force. O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment. 'When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren't,' said O'Driscoll. 'It's a money issue - players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. 'Then they are able to extend salary caps and attract better players.

Brian O'Driscoll believes Roman Abramovich style investment is needed to turn English clubs back into a European force. O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need Roman Abramovich style investment. ‘When you walk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue – players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘Then they are

English clubs are losing players overseas because they cannot afford them anymore because they are expensive. They should be able to pick up exceptional circumstances clause for overseas players who are playing excellent football at currently available price point. They should be able to pick up exceptional circumstances clause for overseas players who are playing excellent football at currently available price point. They should be able to pick up exceptional circumstances clause for overseas players who are playing excellent football at currently available price point.

Brian O'Driscoll believes English clubs need Roman Abramovich style investment to compete with French clubs . O'Driscoll says it's a money issue for English sides and they need huge investment . O'Driscoll says that English clubs are being squeezed and the salary cap is there to save them .

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . Scientists claim they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water . The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material .

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . The new invention uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel . The main problem with the production of hydrogen through a process known as water electrolysis was the waste oxygen it produces .

Scientists claim they have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy . But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels . Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy . With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily . Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention . It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel . Lead research Dr Ulrich Hintermair told MailOnline that the main problem with the production of hydrogen through a process known as water electrolysis was the waste oxygen it produces

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy . But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels .

Scientists claim breakthrough in development of clean hydrogen power . At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels.

Scientists claim they have developed a new catalyst which can make hydrogen fuel from water . Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy . With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily .

Scientists make breakthrough in clean hydrogen power . Hydrogen fuel is appealing, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy . New material can generate hydrogen from water .

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult . But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels .

Scientists claim breakthrough in hydrogen fuel production . New catalyst produces hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels . Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy .

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . They have created a new material that can generate hydrogen from water . This could make hydrogen fuel cells for cars much more economical .

A new material has been developed that can generate hydrogen from water. It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel. The catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material. It can be directly applied to various electrode surfaces in a straightforward and highly economical manner.

Researchers have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily.

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power, scientists claim. At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily . Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention. It

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . The breakthrough is that they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily .

The team are in discussions with the University of Bath and Yale University about the potential of this breakthrough. The team are in discussions with the University of Bath and Yale University about the potential of this breakthrough.

Researchers have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . Hydrogen fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy . With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily . Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention . It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel . Lead research Dr Ulrich Hintermair told MailOnline that the main problem with the production of hydrogen through a process known as water electrolysis was the waste

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . The new catalyst can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels . It could make hydrogen fuel cells for cars much more economical .

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention. It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel . Lead research Dr Ulrich Hintermair told MailOnline that the main problem with the production of hydrogen through a process known as water electrolysis was the waste oxygen it produces. Water splitting is an electro-chemical process in which two electrodes generate oxygen and hydrogen from water, respectively. The energy required to drive this process gets locked up in the hydrogen as the fuel with oxygen as a by

 The breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power. At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily . Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention. It uses a newly designed molecular

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power, scientists claim. At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily. Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention. It

Researchers have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . They claim that their new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material . It can be directly applied to various electrode surfaces in a straightforward and highly economical manner . Hydrogen fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy .

Researchers have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water . It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel . The major benefit from this breakthrough is that hydrogen could now be used more easily as a way to store energy from renewable sources like wind and solar .

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power with a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, making it less reliant on fossil fuels. Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created a new molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel. The breakthrough could make it more economical to use hydrogen fuel cells for cars and store energy from renewable sources like wind and solar.

The University of Bath and Yale University have created a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, making it easier for it to be easily used in cars. The team is in discussions with carmakers about how to make it easier to use in their products. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily . The team is from the University of Bath and Yale University, and are currently working on a catalyst that can be placed on an electrode used in the production of hydrogen. The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any existing material. It can be directly applied to various

Clean hydrogen power breakthrough made . Scientists claim their new catalyst is more efficient than any other existing material at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction . It can be directly applied to various electrode surfaces in a straightforward and highly economical manner . The process splits water into hydrogen and oxygen but, while the first part can be done quite efficiently, the latter was more difficult and lots of energy is lost . With this in mind, the team designed a catalyst - a substance that alters the speed of the chemical reaction - to improve the efficiency . Their catalyst, placed on an electrode used in the production of hydrogen, is much more efficient - and although Dr

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . The new invention uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel . With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make hydrogen more easily as a way to store energy from renewable sources like wind and solar . The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material, minimising energy losses in the electricity-to-hydrogen conversion process. The process splits water into hydrogen and oxygen but, while the first part can be done quite efficiently, the latter was more difficult

The article discusses a recent breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power. The new material is more efficient at generating hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. The process could be used to store energy from renewable sources like wind and solar.

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power . A new material can generate hydrogen from water, making it less reliant on fossil fuels . The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the oxidation half of the reaction, minimizing energy losses in the electricity-to-hydrogen conversion process .

 A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power, scientists claim. The production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. The researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels.

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of clean hydrogen power, they claim. At the moment, while hydrogen fuel is appealing, the production of hydrogen is incredible difficult - requiring huge amounts of energy. But the researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily. Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University created the invention. It uses

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power. The new material can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. The researchers say they have made a new material that can generate hydrogen from water, meaning it is less reliant on fossil fuels. Hydrogen-fuel is appealing for use in cars like the Vauxhall Zafira minivan pictured, but producing hydrogen requires huge amounts of energy. With the new breakthrough, it could be possible to make it more easily.

Scientists have developed a new material that can generate hydrogen from water. It uses a newly designed molecular catalyst to split water in an electrolyser and create clean and storable hydrogen fuel. The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material, minimising energy losses in the electricity-to-hydrogen conversion process. It can be directly applied to various electrode surfaces in a straightforward and highly economical manner.

The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material. It can be directly applied to various electrode surfaces in a straightforward and highly economical manner. The process splits water into hydrogen and oxygen but, while the first part can be done quite efficiently, the latter was more difficult and lots of energy is lost. With this in mind the team designed a catalyst - a substance that alters the speed of the chemical reaction - to improve the efficiency.

Researchers invented new technology for producing clean hydrogen fuel using water electrolysis technology. They use new technology for producing clean hydrogen fuel using water electrolysis technology. They invented new technology for producing clean hydrogen fuel using water electrolysis technology.

A breakthrough has been made in the development of clean hydrogen power . The process splits water into hydrogen and oxygen but, while the first part can be done quite efficiently, the latter was more difficult and lots of energy is lost . With this in mind the team designed a catalyst - a substance that alters the speed of the chemical reaction - to improve the efficiency . The major benefit from this breakthrough is that hydrogen could now be used more easily as a way to store energy from renewable sources like wind and solar .

Researchers at the University of Bath and Yale University have created a new material that can generate hydrogen from water . The new catalyst is more efficient at performing the crucial oxidation half of the reaction than any other existing material . This breakthrough could make hydrogen a more viable option for storing energy from renewable sources like wind and solar .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation . Green

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions .

Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Prospectors have found evidence that it sits on major deposits .

Towie, a tiny Scottish hamlet, is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and has long been spotted in local streams .

Towie, a tiny Scottish hamlet, is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits . The remote community has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry .

Prospectors have found evidence that Towie sits on major deposits . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop . GreenOre and Koza Altin Isletmeleri are seeking planning permission for further investigation .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits . Local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions.

Towie, a tiny Scottish hamlet, is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and has

Tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits . Locals said the prospect of gold mining is exciting .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop . Gold has been spotted in local streams for decades .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation. GreenOre managing director Gavin Berkenheger, 31, said: 'This area in Aberdeenshire has all the right hallmarks of a major deposit to be hiding underneath the surface.

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A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show .

Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s and it has long been spotted in local streams . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Sleepy Towie, population 300, has a single road, a few houses, primary school, church, graveyard and a community hall . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation. GreenOre managing director Gavin Berkenheger, 31, said: 'This area in Aberdeenshire has all the

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the next gold rush . Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in nearby Rhynie in the 1990s . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are seeking planning permission for further investigation .

Prospectors have found evidence of major gold deposits in the Scottish hamlet of Towie, which has a population of just 300 and no shop. Local streams have been known for grains of gold of "significant size" for decades, but the area has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry. Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation.

The small Scottish hamlet Towie is preparing itself for the world's next gold rush . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . The two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of a gold deposit worth millions of dollars .

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades. The community has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show . Gold was discovered by Aberdeen University in

A Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show. Sleepy Towie, population 300, has

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation .

Tiny Scottish hamlet Towie may be sitting on major gold deposits . Gold has long been spotted in local streams and a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions . Turkish mining giant Koza Altin Isletmeleri and a Highland firm GreenOre are now seeking planning permission for further investigation.

 A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show. Sleepy Towie, population 300,

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush - after prospectors found evidence that it sits on major deposits. The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of'significant size' for decades. Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show. Sleepy Towie, population 300

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A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Prospectors found evidence that Towie sits on major deposits . The remote community in Aberdeenshire does not even have a shop but local streams have been well known for grains of gold of 'significant size' for decades . Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions. A significant deposit is believed by scientists to lie somewhere near Towie which shares its name with the popular Essex reality TV show. The sleepy village of Towie,

A tiny Scottish hamlet named Towie is bracing itself for the world's next gold rush . Towie has been ignored by investors in favour of the oil industry but a two-year investigation has revealed the possible existence of gold deposits worth millions . Locals said the prospect of a gold mine would be a welcome boost to the community .

Fight of the Century between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao will take place on May 2 . Tickets for the fight will be on sale on Thursday . Mayweather and Pacquiao will bank at least $180million and $120m respectively .

Fight of the Century between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao finally on . Tickets on sale for $1,500 (£1,000) to $7,500 (£5,000) . Super-ringside tickets $10,000 (£6,600) .

Tickets for Mayweather vs Pacquiao go on sale on Thursday . Only 1000 tickets on sale for general public . Tickets for closed-circuit TV at MGM properties on sale 11pm Thursday .

Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on sale Thursday . 16,500 tickets were allotted to promoters, cable networks, MGM . 50,000 tickets will be available via closed-circuit television .

Tickets on sale Thursday . 50,000 tickets available to watch fight at various MGM properties via closed-circuit television . Mayweather trains with his uncle Roger during a media workout in Las Vegas last week . Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach in front of the watching media .

Tickets for Mayweather v Pacquiao go on sale on Thursday . Tickets range from $1,500 to $7,500 . The fight is expected to generate $500m .

Tickets for Mayweather vs Pacquiao go on sale on Thursday . 16,500 tickets available . 50,000 tickets available for closed-circuit television .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight on May 2 . Tickets on sale Thursday . Tickets cost between $1,500 and $7,500 .

Fight of the Century tickets on sale Thursday . Mayweather-Pacquiao tickets will cost $1,500-$7,500 . 50,000 tickets will be available to watch the fight at various MGM properties via closed-circuit television .

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is on sale on Thursday . The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is on sale on Thursday .

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to bank at least $180million and $120m respectively . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday .

Mayweather and Pacquiao to fight on May 2 . Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum to settle issues over tickets . Mayweather and Pacquiao to bank $180m and $120m respectively .

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to fight on May 2 . Mayweather and Pacquiao to fight on May 2 . Mayweather and Pacquiao to fight on May 2 .

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Floyd Mayweather trains with his uncle Roger during a media workout in Las Vegas last week . Manny Pacquiao posts a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight .

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Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather's advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Since this required a separate contract with the MGM there was speculation that the fight might be in jeopardy. In reality May 2

Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Mayweather and Pacquiao are set to bank at least $180million and $120m respectively . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday .

Mayweather and Pacquiao tickets go on sale Thursday . Mayweather and Pacquiao fight to be the richest in history .

Mayweather and Pacquiao to fight on May 2 . Mayweather will earn $180 million . Arum and Haymon settle issues with Mayweather . Fight will be on pay-per-view .

Tickets for the fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself.

Tickets for the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight will go on sale on Thursday, with only a token 1000 seats available to the public at prices ranging from $1,500 to $7,500. The vast majority of the 16,500 tickets will be divided between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast and the MGM hotel group for their clients and high rollers. The fight is expected to generate half a billion dollars, with Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180 million and $120 million respectively.

The desert storm in a box office which some thought might pull the plug on the richest fight of all time has blown over . Those priceless tickets will be on sale at 8pm on Thursday after weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum . Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself . The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and

The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to take place on May 2 in the Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum have agreed to resolve many issues surrounding the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp. The fight will be televised on CBS. The super-ringside tickets for $10,000 (£6,600) will be exchanged for 50,000 tickets on 'the alternative market'. The fight will be live streamed on CBS and the MGM hotel group will provide clients and high rollers with the majority of

The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is set to take place on May 2. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Only a token 1000 seats are going on public sale, at between $1,500 (£1,000) and $7,500 (£5,000) each. 50,000 tickets will be available to watch the fight at various MGM properties via closed-circuit television.

Tickets for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight on sale Thursday at 8pm . Tickets originally estimated to go for $10,000-$15,000 . Fight of the Century is expected to generate $500 million .

Tickets for Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight are on sale Thursday evening . Majority of tickets are parcelled up between promoters, cable networks, and MGM hotel group . Super-ringside tickets costing $10,000 and up to $200,000 on 'alternative market' .

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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight on May 2. Tickets go on sale Thursday. Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum reached agreement on all the issues over the fight.

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight on Thursday. Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum agree to terms. Mayweather trains with his uncle Roger. Pacquiao is taken on the pads by trainer Freddie Roach. Arum adds: ‘There’s too much at stake for the plug to be pulled.’

Mayweather and Pacquiao set to bank at least $180m and $120m respectively. Tickets for the fight on sale at 8pm on Thursday. Tickets for the fight will be on sale at 11pm on Thursday.

Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tickets on sale at 8pm on Thursday. Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday. Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the fight. This thorny matter was settled at a meeting between Arum, Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon and CBS television mogul Les Moonves who brokered the deal for the fight itself. The issues over the number of tickets, credentials and hotel rooms to be made available to each camp were all resolved. Since this required a separate contract with the MGM there was speculation that the

At last it’s on. Not only the Fight of the Century but the sale of tickets for Floyd Mayweather versus Manny Pacquiao. The desert storm in a box office which some thought might pull the plug on the richest fight of all time has blown over. Those priceless tickets will be on sale at 8pm on Thursday after weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum. Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday. Pacquiao posted a picture of him looking in good shape 10 days before the

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Manny Pacquiao posts picture of himself looking in good shape 10 days before the fight . Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to bank $180m and $120m respectively . Tickets for the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are on sale on Thursday .

Tragedy: Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25. Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries. West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The pensioner's sister, 70, who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, was also injured in the incident . West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood was standing in front of the vehicle while her sister went for a ticket . Mrs Wood was talking to some friends who were also there and it appears the engine was still running . It's not clear whether Mrs Wood's sister sat in the vehicle or leaned in but it was at that point that the vehicle

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood was standing in front of the vehicle while her sister went for a ticket .'

74-year-old woman from Knottingley, West Yorkshire, died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . The inquest was adjourned for further inquiries .

74-year-old woman from Knottingley died after being run over by her sister's car . 70-year-old woman escaped with minor injuries .

74-year-old woman from Knottingley, West Yorkshire, died at the scene . 70-year-old woman was not seriously injured in the incident . The inquest was adjourned for further inquiries.

Pensioner killed after being run over by her sister's car in Tesco car park . Police investigating .

Pensioner killed after being run over by her sister's car in Tesco car park . 74-year-old Molly Wood died at the scene . 70-year-old sister also injured in the incident .

Pensioner Molly Wood, 74, died after she was run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The pensioner's sister, 70, was also injured in the incident . Mrs Wood's sister was leaning into the car when the vehicle lurched forward .

Pensioner killed after being run over by sister's car in Tesco car park . Molly Wood, 74, died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels .

Pensioner killed after being run over by sister's car in Tesco car park . 74-year-old died after burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Sister, 70, was also injured in the accident but escaped with minor injuries .

A pensioner was killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park, an inquest has heard. Molly Wood, 74, died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels. The pensioner's sister, 70, was also injured in the incident.

Pensioner Molly Wood, 74, died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25.

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels .

Pensioner dies after being run over by sister's car in a Tesco car park . 74-year-old dies after being run over by sister's car in a Tesco car park . 70-year-old injured in the incident .

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25. Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries.

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Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels .

Pensioner killed after being run over by her sister's car in Tesco car park . 74-year-old Molly Wood died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward' . Her sister was also injured in the accident .

Pensioner killed after being run over by her sister's car in Tesco car park . 74-year-old died at the scene . Sister escaped with minor injuries .

Pensioner killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25. Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries. West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood was standing

See more iReport galleries: A pensioner was killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park , an inquest has heard . Molly Wood, 74, died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . The inquest was adjourned for further inquiries .

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25. Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries. West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood

A pensioner was killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The pensioner's sister, 70, who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, was also injured in the incident . The pensioner's sister, 70, who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, was also injured in the incident .

A pensioner was killed and her sister injured after being run over by a car in a Tesco car park in Pontefract, West Yorkshire. The burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and "lurched forward", trapping Molly Wood, 74, under the wheels. Her sister, who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, was also injured in the incident.

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels . Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the scene outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25 . Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries . West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood was standing in

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . The sister who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, 70, was also injured . A provisional post-mortem examination showed Mrs Wood, of Knottingley, West Yorkshire, died of multiple injuries . Detective Sergeant Ann Drury said: 'The incident took place around midday on Wednesday, March 25 when the car, a burgundy coloured Kia Venga, was unoccupied and lurched forward colliding with two women who were standing towards the front of the vehicle. 'As a result of injuries sustained in

Pensioner Molly Wood was killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . Investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the accident . 70-year-old sister also injured in the accident . Coroner adjourned inquest for further inquiries.

Pensioner Molly Wood killed after being run over by her sister's car in Tesco car park . Wood's sister was also injured in the incident . West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today that the 74-year-old died of multiple injuries .

Pensioner Molly Wood killed after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park . 74-year-old died of multiple injuries after car lurched forward . 70-year-old sister escaped with minor injuries .

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Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park. The incident happened outside the Tesco store in Pontefract, West Yorkshire on March 25. The 74-year-old died of multiple injuries. Her sister was also hurt in the accident but escaped with minor injuries.

Pensioner Molly Wood, 74, died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park. Mrs Wood's sister, 70, was also injured in the accident. Tragedy: Mrs Wood died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels. Investigation: The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels. Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called but she died at the

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park. 74-year-old was standing in front of the vehicle while her sister went for a ticket. Car rolled forward hitting Mrs Wood causing her to be trapped under the vehicle.

Pensioner killed after being run over by her sister's car in Tesco car park. Molly Wood, 74, died after the burgundy Kia Venga had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels.

Pensioner Molly Wood died after being run over by her sister's car in a Tesco car park. The 74-year-old died after the burgundy Kia Venga, pictured, had its engine running and 'lurched forward', trapping her under the wheels. The pensioner's sister, 70, who was about to buy a pay and display ticket, was also injured in the accident. West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff said today: 'Both ladies got out and Mrs Wood was standing in front of the vehicle while her sister went for a ticket. 'Mrs Wood was talking to some

Police investigating death of elderly woman after collision with sister's car in supermarket parking lot. Investigation: Police investigating death of elderly woman after collision with sister's car in supermarket parking lot. Investigation: Police investigating death of elderly woman after collision with sister's car in supermarket parking lot. Investigation: Police investigating death of elderly woman after collision with sister's car in supermarket parking lot. Investigation: Police investigating death of elderly woman after collision with sister's car in supermarket parking lot. Investigation: Police investigating death of elderly woman after collision with sister's car in supermarket parking lot. Investigation: Police investigating death of elderly woman after

Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . Eyewitness says at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend . The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water as they scrambled around trying to save their friend . Tragically, he only returned

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend . The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how

19-year-old drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Eyewitness said at least 7 police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend . Police helicopter flew over pond as divers searched for body .

19-year-old Orthodox Jewish student dies after drowning in Hampstead Heath pond . Police 'watched' as group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned . Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty .

19-year-old drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Eyewitnesses said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend .

19-year-old drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Police 'watched' as group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned . 19-year-old was pulled from water after getting into difficulty while swimming .

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld (above) drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, north London . Police 'watched' as group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned .

19-year-old drowned in pond after getting into difficulty while swimming . Police, specialist divers and 30 firefighters scoured the water for the missing teenager . His body was found five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge .

Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . Eyewitness said police officers 'watched' as group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Mr Greenfield's body was eventually discovered five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge just before 11pm on Wednesday - nearly six hours after he was reported in trouble at 5.30pm .

19-year-old Jewish man drowns while swimming in London pond . 7 police officers watched group of teenagers trying to save their friend . Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London .

Teenager drowns in Hampstead Heath pond . Police officers 'watched' as friends tried to save him . Family say he was 'wonderful' and 'friendly' .

A 19-year-old boy was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Tragically, he only returned the UK to be with his family during the Passover holiday. His sister, who asked not be named, said: 'He was a wonderful young man and lovely brother who was very well liked, friendly, and he would always try to lend a hand.'

Police watched as teenagers desperately tried to save Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Greenfeld had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . Greenfeld's body was discovered five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge just before 11pm on Wednesday .

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld from Stamford Hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed . Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys d

Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend. The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water as they scrambled around trying to save their friend

Swimmer found dead in Hampstead Heath pond . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend. The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water as they scrambled

See more iReport galleries: The 19-year-old, named locally as Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld (above) from Stamford hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . His friends dived in and out of the water looking for him . Police officers watched as the boys dived in and out of the water .

19-year-old boy drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend .

Teenager drowned in pond in Hampstead Heath, north London . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend .

Police, specialist divers and 30 firefighters scoured the water for the missing teenager and found him dead.

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend . Witness says at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend . Police helicopter and boats were used to search for the missing teenager .

A 19-year-old man drowned in a pond in London . Police officers watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend . The boys were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water .

A 19-year-old man named Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld drowned in Hampstead Heath pond in London while swimming with friends. Eyewitnesses claim that police officers watched as the group of teenagers tried to save their friend. Greenfeld's family paid tribute to him, describing him as a "wonderful" and "friendly" man, and said they believed his death was the way God meant to "take him."

The 19-year-old, named locally as Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld (above) from Stamford hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . The police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers frantically tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond , it has been claimed. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long

19-year-old, Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, from Stamford hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming . Seven police officers stood on bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend . The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could survive under water as they scrambled around trying to save their friend. It is thought Mr Greenfield may have had a cardiac arrest because of the shock of jumping into the cold water. His body was eventually discovered five foot below the surface and

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld drowned in Hampstead Heath pond while swimming with friends . Seven police officers watched as he drowned . Body was found five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge .

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld from London drowned while swimming with friends in Hampstead Heath pond . Police officers were on the scene but did not enter the water to help . Family has paid tribute to the teenager, who was studying religion in New York .

Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, drowned in Hampstead Heath pond . Police officers reportedly watched as group of teenagers desperately tried to save him . Family paid tribute to the teenager, saying he was a 'wonderful' and 'friendly' man .

 Police, specialist divers and 30 firefighters scoured the water for the missing teenager and his body was found five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge just before 11pm on Wednesday. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their friend. The teenagers were reportedly heard shouting to ambulance crews on the side, asking how long someone could

19-year-old Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld from Stamford Hill, London, was pulled from the water in Hampstead Heath, north London, after getting into difficulty while swimming. Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. An eyewitness has said at least seven police officers stood on a bank and watched as the boys dived in and out looking for their

19-year-old man drowns in pond in north London. Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed. Body found five foot below the surface and 20ft from the water's edge just before 11pm on Wednesday - nearly six hours after he was reported in trouble at 5.30pm.

19-year-old drowned in Hampstead Heath pond. Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty.

Teenager drowns in Hampstead Heath pond. Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty. Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed.

Body of 19-year-old found in Hampstead Heath pond. Police officers 'watched' as group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend.

Police officers watched over water pond where teenager drowned after jumping into water with friends during holiday weekend. Police officers watched over water pond where teenager died after jumping into water with friends during holiday weekend. Police officers watched over water pond where teenager died after jumping into water with friends during holiday weekend.

Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld, 19, from Stamford Hill, London, had been swimming with four friends as temperatures reached 25C when he got into difficulty . Police officers 'watched' as a group of teenagers desperately tried to save their friend who drowned in Hampstead Heath pond, it has been claimed . Tragically, he only returned the UK to be with his family during the Passover holiday .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night . Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch . Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television . And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years . 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said . 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about.'

Keith Thurman wins the WBA welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero . Thurman was showcased on the top of the television card . Thurman beat a fighter who fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2012 .

Keith Thurman wins WBA welterweight title on debut on NBC . Thurman knocks down Guerrero in the ninth round . Guerrero fights hard, but Thurman wins easily on all three ringside scorecards .

Keith Thurman (left) lands a left jab on Robert Guerrero during their WBA welterweight title bout . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout. But while fans booed that fight for lack of action, they cheered from the opening bell as Thurman took apart Guerrero in a fight that had a little bit of something for every fan - except a knockout. 'I know I was hurting him each and every round,' Thurman said. 'But he's a veteran and knew how to pace himself and stay a little out of my range.' Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown. But Guerrero fought hard and wasn't afraid to trade punches even while bleeding

Thurman wins welterweight title in NBC boxing debut . He beat a fighter who fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2012 . Thurman remained unbeaten in 25 fights .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night . Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero . The fight had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years .

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television . And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years .

Keith Thurman wins welterweight title with bruising decision over Robert Guerrero . Fight was highlight of card that also included win by Adrien Broner over John Molina . Thurman's punches were much harder and seemed to shake Guerrero on several occasions .

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. Thurman won every round on one ringside scorecard and 10 rounds on the other two, using thudding punches to keep Guerrero away. Thurman's punches were much harder and seemed to shake Guerrero on several occasions, though they didn't deter him from pressing the fight even after being knocked down and nearly knocked out in the ninth round. Thurman won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown.

Keith Thurman wins a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero . He did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night. Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. Keith Thurman (left) lands a left jab

Keith Thurman (left) lands a left jab on Robert Guerrero during their WBA welterweight title bout . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout . But while fans booed that fight for lack of action, they cheered from the opening bell as Thurman took apart Guerrero in a fight that had a little bit of something for every fan - except a knockout . 'I know I was hurting him each and every round,' Thurman said. 'But he's a veteran and knew how to pace himself and

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television . Thurman won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night. Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night. Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about.' Keith Thur

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night. Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about.' Thurman

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch . Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero . And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years .

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch . Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout .

Keith Thurman wins a piece of the welterweight title with a decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. The fight had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown.

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time television audience something to watch Saturday night. Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about,' Thur

Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero fought a welterweight title bout on Saturday night on NBC . Thurman won with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout. But while fans booed that fight for lack of action, they cheered from the opening bell as Thurman took apart Guerrero in a fight that had a little bit of something for every fan - except a knockout. Thurman won every round on one ringside scorecard and 10 rounds on the

Keith Thurman won a welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero on network television. The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina. Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards. Guerrero fought hard and wasn't afraid to trade punches even while bleeding from a cut over his left eye late in the bout.

Keith Thurman won a decision over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. Thurman took apart Guerrero in a fight that had a little bit of something for every fan - except a knockout. Guerrero fought hard and wasn't afraid to trade punches even while bleeding from a cut over his left eye late in the bout.

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television . Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown . Guerrero fought hard and wasn't afraid to trade punches even while bleeding from a cut over his left eye late in the bout.

 Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years.

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about.' Keith Thurman (left) lands a left jab on Robert Guerrero during their WBA welterweight title

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero. The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina. Thurman beat a fighter who fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2012, lasting all 12 rounds though dropping a lopsided decision. Thurman remains unbeaten in 25 fights with a performance that could put him in line for a big fight next year.

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television. And he did it with the kind of fight that had the crowd on its feet and gave a much needed boost to boxing in the first prime-time fights on NBC in 30 years. 'That's kind of performance that wins the hearts of fans even when you don't win the fight,' Guerrero said. 'The fans love that and that's what boxing is all about.' Keith Thurman (left) lands a left jab on Robert Guerrero during their WBA welterweight

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Keith Thurman and Robert Guerrero gave a prime-time audience something to watch Saturday night . Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Guerrero . The fight was the highlight of a card that also included a win by Adrien Broner over John Molina in a super lightweight bout .

Keith Thurman won a piece of the welterweight title with a bruising decision win over Robert Guerrero in the debut of a new boxing series on network television . Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round and won easily on all three ringside scorecards to capture the WBA version of the 147-pound crown . It was a signature win for Thurman, and not only because he was showcased on the top of the television card.

The head of the US army has admitted that he is ‘very concerned’ about cuts to Britain’s defence spending . General Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain’s ability to fight future campaigns . He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income .

The head of the US army has admitted that he is 'very concerned' about cuts to Britain's defence spending . General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns . He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income .

Head of the US Army General Raymond Odierno, who has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s confidence in their military ally . ‘I would be lying to you if I did not say that I am very concerned about the GDP investment in the UK,’ he told The Daily Telegraph .

The head of the US Army has admitted that he is ‘very concerned’ about cuts to Britain’s defence spending. General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain’s ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income.

Head of the USA army is 'very concerned' about cuts to Britain's defence spending . Cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno also calls on government to maintain defence spending at Nato target of 2% of national income .

The head of the US army has admitted that he is ‘very concerned’ about cuts to Britain’s defence spending . General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain’s ability to fight future campaigns . He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income .

The head of the US army has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno said he was 'very concerned' about the cuts . He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income .

General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income.

General Raymond Odierno, the US army chief of staff, has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income. General Odierno's warning came after the former head of the Army said yesterday that fresh cuts to Britain's Armed Forces would be 'unwise' with the West facing twin dangers of a new Cold War with Russia and the rise of Islamist extremism.

'We were willing to guarantee a proportion of defence expenditure to be able to meet the 2% of GDP target, but we were also willing to guarantee that we would be able to meet the 2% of GDP target in the future,' he said. 'We were willing to guarantee that we would be able to meet the 2% of GDP target in the future, but we were also willing to guarantee that we would be able to meet the 2% of GDP target in the future.'

General Raymond Odierno, the head of the US army, has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income .

The head of the US army has admitted that he is 'very concerned' about cuts to Britain's defence spending. General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income.

General Raymond Odierno, head of the US army, warns that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income .

The head of the US army has admitted that he is ‘very concerned’ about cuts to Britain’s defence spending. General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain’s ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of 2 per cent of national income. Scroll down for video . Head of the US Army General Raymond Odierno, who has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s

The head of the US Army General Raymond Odierno has warned that the cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income. In his first interview since retiring last September, General Sir Peter Wall admitted that he doubted UK politicians had the will to 'tackle the really wicked issues' facing the world. And the ex-Chief of the General Staff urged all the major political parties to promise to protect defence spending at 2 per cent of national income after the general election. He said a fall in funding would

General Odierno, who has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns.

General Wall (left) and former Defence Secretary (right) are among those to have spoken out against the Chancellor's plan to reduce military spending to below the NATO benchmark of 2 per cent of GDP.

In his first interview since retiring last September, General Sir Peter Wall admitted that he doubted UK politicians had the will to 'tackle the really wicked issues' facing the world.

And the ex-Chief of the General Staff urged all the major political parties to promise to protect defence spending at

The head of the US army has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s confidence in their military ally . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s confidence in their military ally .

The head of the US army, General Raymond Odierno, has expressed concern over cuts to Britain's defence spending, warning that it could diminish the country's ability to fight future campaigns. He also urged the UK government to maintain defence spending at the NATO target of two per cent of national income. The warning comes after former head of the Army, General Sir Peter Wall, said that fresh cuts to Britain's Armed Forces would be 'unwise' with the West facing twin dangers of a new Cold War with Russia and the rise of Islamist extremism.

The head of the US army has admitted that he is 'very concerned' about cuts to Britain's defence spending. General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income. The Prime Minister has faced criticism over cuts which, say experts, would 'comfort enemies' . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America's confidence in their military ally. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent

GDP investment in the UK would be lie if I did not say that I am very concerned about the GDP investment in the UK. In the past we would have a British Army division working alongside an American army division. Now it might be a British brigade inside an American division.

General Odierno has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income.

General Raymond Odierno, the US army chief of staff, has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income.

The head of the US Army has expressed concern about cuts to Britain's defence spending, which could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. General Raymond Odierno called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income. Ex-head of the Army Sir Peter Wall and former Defence Secretary Liam Fox have also spoken out against the cuts.

General Raymond Odierno has expressed concern about cuts to Britain's defence spending . Former head of the Army and former Defence Secretary have also warned against cuts to military spending . General Odierno and former Chief of the General Staff urge all major political parties to promise to protect defence spending at 2% of national income .

 General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s confidence in their military ally. I would be lying to you if I did not say that I am very concerned about the GDP investment in the UK,’ he told The Daily Telegraph. ‘We have a bilateral agreement between our two countries to work together. It is about having a partner that has very close values and the same goals as we do. ‘What has changed, though, is the level of capability. In the past we would have a British Army division working alongside an American army division. Now it might be a British brigade inside an

The head of the US army has admitted that he is ‘very concerned’ about cuts to Britain’s defence spending. General Raymond Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain’s ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income. Scroll down for video. Head of the US Army General Raymond Odierno, who has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s

General Sir Peter Wall has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. He also called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income.

The head of the US army has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. General Raymond Odierno suggested that defence cuts had already damaged America's confidence in their military ally. The former head of the Army said yesterday that fresh cuts to Britain's Armed Forces would be 'unwise' with the West facing twin dangers of a new Cold War with Russia and the rise of Islamist extremism.

General Raymond Odierno, the US army chief of staff, has warned that cuts to Britain's defence spending could diminish their ability to fight future campaigns. General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America’s confidence in their military ally.

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The head of the US army has admitted that he is 'very concerned' about cuts to Britain's defence spending . General Odierno warned that the cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns . General Odierno, the US army chief of staff, suggested defence cuts had already damaged America's confidence in their military ally.

The head of the US army is concerned about cuts to Britain's defence spending . He says the cuts could diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns and has called on the Government to maintain defence spending at the Nato target of two per cent of national income . His warning comes after the former head of the Army said yesterday that fresh cuts to Britain's Armed Forces would be 'unwise' with the West facing twin dangers of a new Cold War with Russia and the rise of Islamist extremism .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus . The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend . With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all

Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus . Dortmund have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games . Dortmund boast a fine record at home in Europe having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion .

Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence . Dortmund have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus . The improving Germans have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all season. Jurgen Klopp talks to his Dortmund players during a training session ahead of the second leg with Juventus . (Left to right): Adrian Ramos, Pierre-

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence . The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend . With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all season . Klopp talks to his Dortmund players during a training session ahead of the second leg with Juventus . (Left to right): Adrian Ramos

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence . The improving Germans have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games . Juventus are flying high in Serie A, edging closer to the Italian title .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus . The Germans have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games . Juventus are flying high in Serie A, edging closer to the Italian title .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence .

Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 deficit against Juventus . Dortmund have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games . Dortmund have a fine record at home in Europe having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek

Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence . Dortmund boast a fine record at home in Europe having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion . But in order to book a spot in the last eight they have to snap a losing run at home against Juventus, having lost all three previous encounters against the Italians in Dortmund.

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered from a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence . The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence . The improving Germans have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend . Dortmund boast a fine record at home in Europe having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion .

Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 deficit against Juventus in the Champions League . The improving Germans have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games .

The coach of Borussia Dortmund is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been

Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 first leg deficit against Juventus. Dortmund have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. Dortmund have won 11 of their last 14 home ties in the Champions League at the Westfalenstadion.

Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday . The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend . Klopp will be counting on goals from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has scored five in his last seven outings and in-form Marco Reus, who has struck five times in eight games .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his team can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus due to their strong defence. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all season. Dortmund boast a fine record at home in Europe, having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion.

Borussia Dortmund's Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, however, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all season. Klopp speaks to

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defense. Dortmund have kept a clean sheet in their last 3 Bundesliga games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defense has been as solid as it has been all season. Jurgen Klopp talks to his Dortmund players during a training session ahead of the second leg with Juventus. Aubameyang

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus . With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has been all season . Klopp will be counting on goals from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who has scored five in his last seven outings and in-form Marco Reus, who has struck five times in eight games .

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus . Dortmund boast a fine record at home in Europe, having won 11 of their last 14 Champions League games at the Westfalenstadion . Juventus will be without influential playmaker Andrea Pirlo who has yet to fully recover from a thigh injury suffered in the first leg.

 Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday due to their watertight defence. The improving Germans, who have recovered after a dismal first half to the domestic season that saw them anchored in last place as recently as last month in the Bundesliga, have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games, including a 0-0 draw against Cologne on the weekend. With Neven Subotic and Mats Hummels back fit in central defence, along with full backs Marcel Schmelzer and Lukasz Piszczek, Dortmund's defence has been as solid as it has

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is confident of overturning a 2-1 Champions League first leg deficit against Juventus on Wednesday. Dortmund have won 11 of their last 14 home ties in the Champions League.

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Jurgen Klopp is confident his side can overturn a 2-1 deficit against Juventus on Wednesday . Dortmund have a good home record in the Champions League, winning 11 of their last 14 games at the Westfalenstadion . Juventus will be without Andrea Pirlo, who has not fully recovered from a thigh injury .

Dortmund have a good record at home in the Champions League but have lost all 3 previous encounters against Juventus . Klopp will be counting on goals from Aubameyang and Reus . Juventus are flying high in Serie A and will be without influential playmaker Pirlo .

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family . He has done a great job for us . Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership . He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he

Wasps announce the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family . Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership .

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family . He has done a great job for us . 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership . 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.'

Wasps announce appointment of Lee Blackett as backs coach . Blackett will move from Championship club Rotherham . He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones .

Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.' Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season .

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Blackett (left) pictured playing for Leeds in 2010 as he is tackled by Guillaume Bousses (centre)

Wasps appoint Lee Blackett as backs coach for next season . He will replace Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets . Blackett is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain .

Wasps appoint Lee Blackett as their new backs coach . The 32-year-old will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham . He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones .

Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.'

Wasps have appointed Lee Blackett as their new backs coach . Blackett will move from Rotherham to Wasps . He is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain .

Lee Blackett has been appointed as the new backs coach for Wasps rugby club. He will replace Stephen Jones who is returning to the Scarlets.

Wasps have appointed Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Blackett is currently head coach at Championship club Rotherham . Blackett will replace Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Scarlets in a coaching capacity.

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . He will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham, where he is currently head coach . He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity .

Lee Blackett will join Wasps from Rotherham Titans, where he is currently head coach . He will replace Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity .

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Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . The 32-year-old will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham, where he is currently head coach . He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity .

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family . He has done a great job for us . 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership . 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . He will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham . He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones .

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach . He will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham . He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity .

 Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.'

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season. Blackett is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.

Lee Blackett is the new backs coach for Wasps . He is 32 years old and will move to the Aviva Premiership . He will replace Stephen Jones , who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets .

Lee Blackett has been appointed as Wasps' new backs coach . He will replace Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Scarlets in a coaching capacity . Blackett has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism .

Lee Blackett has been appointed as the new backs coach for Wasps rugby team for next season, replacing former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones. Blackett is currently the head coach for Championship club Rotherham. Wasps rugby director Dai Young praised Blackett's coaching abilities and his success in turning Rotherham Titans into a strong team outside of the Premiership.

The Scarlets side will be led by Dai Young, who has replaced Stephen Jones who was returning to Wales to coach. wasps announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season. Blackett will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham, where he is currently head coach. Jones has returned to Wales to coach, while Stephen Jones is taking a break for a second time.

Lee Blackett has been appointed as the new backs coach for Wasps next season. He will move to the Aviva Premiership side from Championship club Rotherham, where he is currently head coach. Blackett is a 32-year-old who has won admiration throughout the game for his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism. He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism, and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches.

Lee Blackett has been appointed Wasps' new backs coach for next season . He will replace Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity . Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership. 'He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to

Lee Blackett is the new backs coach for Wasps next season, replacing Stephen Jones . Blackett is 32 years old and is currently the head coach for Rotherham Titans . Dai Young, the rugby director for Wasps, said Blackett is 'one of the brightest young coaches in Britain' .

Lee Blackett has been appointed as Wasps' new backs coach for next season . He is currently head coach at Championship club Rotherham . Wasps rugby director Dai Young praised Blackett for his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism .

 Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season. He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity. Blackett is currently head coach of Championship club Rotherham. Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us. 'Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams

Wasps announce Lee Blackett as new backs coach. Wasps rugby director Dai Young said: 'We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He has done a great job for us.' Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain, who has won admiration throughout the game for how he has turned Rotherham Titans into one of the strongest teams outside of the Premiership.

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach. He will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Scarlets. Blackett is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain. He has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism.

Wasps have announced the appointment of Lee Blackett as their new backs coach for next season. Blackett will replace Stephen Jones, who is returning to the Llanelli-based Scarlets in a coaching capacity.

Blackett has been appointed as Wasps' new backs coach for next season . He is currently head coach of Rotherham in the Championship . Blackett has impressed knowledgeable onlookers with his attention to detail, enthusiasm, and professionalism .

Lee Blackett will be Wasps' new backs coach next season . He is currently head coach of Championship club Rotherham . Blackett impressed Wasps rugby director Dai Young with his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism .

The Greek foreign minister claims that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . The Greek government is claiming Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942 .

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations . Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday . Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds .

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin . Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds .

Greek foreign minister Nikos Kotzias claims that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, whoc claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds . The Greek government is claiming Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942. Pictured: Merkel and Tsipras listen to their countries' national anthems upon his arrival for talks . However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from Nikos Kotzias, the Greek foreign minister

Greek foreign minister claims that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from Nikos Kotzias, the Greek foreign minister, who said in an interview that his country deserved to be treated as leniently as post-war Germany . He suggested that Germany should help set up a commission to come up with a plan to compensate Greece for the suffering caused by the Nazis during the Second World War . The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942, as well as pay for Nazi atrocities . However Mrs Merkel said she viewed the demands as an attempt to distract from the need for economic reforms, adding: ‘The issue of war reparations is closed from a political and legal point of view. The topic has no relationship with the crisis and its emergencies.’ Tsipras is expected to present a list of reforms, hoping to secure more

Greek foreign minister claims that Greece deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Angela Merkel meets Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin . Tsipras claims Greece would face insolvency within weeks without release of more funds .

Greek foreign minister claims that his country deserves EU help . He compared Greece's crimes to Auschwitz . Angela Merkel said Germany will not pay reparations .

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, whoc claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds . The Greek government is claiming Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942. Pictured: Merkel and Tsipras listen to their countries' national anthems upon his arrival for talks . However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from Nikos Kotzias, the Greek foreign minister, who said in an interview that

Greek foreign minister claims his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets with Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin . Tsipras renewed demand for war reparations, but Merkel said issue is closed from a political and legal point of view .

The Greek foreign minister claims that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was “forced” on Athens in 1942.

Angela Merkel met with Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday . Tsipras is demanding Germany pay war reparations to Greece . Tsipras is also demanding Germany pay back a loan that was "forced" on Athens in 1942 .

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, who claimed that his country deserved to be treated as leniently as post-war Germany . The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942, as well as pay for Nazi atrocities .

Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras claims that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Angela Merkel (right) welcomes Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras (left) as he arrives at the chancellery in Berlin. He told Suddeutsche Zeitung: \"The Allies were very generous with Germany; they did not smother Germany.\" German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier (right) receiving Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias (left) at the Foreign Office in Berlin. Kotzias risked further inflaming tensions by referring to the Holocaust to back

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942. However the meeting was overshadowed by

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the

Greece's foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations . Greece is claiming Germany must now repay a loan which was forced on Athens in 1942 .

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . He also said Germany should pay for Nazi atrocities .

 Mr Tsipras is expected to present a list of reforms, hoping to

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek

Greece claims Germany must repay a loan which was 'forced' on Athens in 1942 . Greece is claiming Germany must repay a loan which was 'forced' on Athens in 1942 . However Angela Merkel said she viewed the demands as an attempt to distract from the need for economic reforms .

Greek foreign minister claims that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . German Chancellor Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, whoc claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . He went on to ask if the ‘crimes that our people committed’ were greater than ‘Dachau or Auschwitz’ – referring to two of the most notorious Nazi concentration camps where more than a million people were murdered

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that Greece deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust, while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942, as well as pay for Nazi atrocities. German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomes Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as he arrives at the chancellery in Berlin.

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – her first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. Angela Merkel is expecting to receive a list of reforms from Tsipras hope for the German government to allow him to pay for Nazi atrocities.

Greek foreign minister claims Greece deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, whoc

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign minister, whoc claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on

Greek foreign minister claims country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Germany confirms it will not pay Greece war reparations . Greek government is claiming Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942 .

Greek foreign minister claims Greece deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust . Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin and said Greece would face insolvency within weeks without more funds . Greek government is claiming Germany must repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942, as well as pay for Nazi atrocities .

 The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. However the meeting was overshadowed by comments from Nikos Kotzias, the Greek foreign minister, who claimed that his country deserved to be

The Greek foreign minister has claimed that his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust – while Germany has confirmed that it will not pay Greece war reparations. Angela Merkel met far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin yesterday – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Mr Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds. Angela Merkel (right) meeting with far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras (left) in Berlin was overshadowed by comments from the Greek foreign

Greek foreign minister claims his country deserves EU help because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust. Angela Merkel meets far-Left Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in Berlin – his first visit to Germany since he came to power in January. Tsipras is understood to have told the German Chancellor that Greece would face insolvency within weeks without the release of more funds.

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The Greek government is claiming that Germany must now repay a loan which was ‘forced’ on Athens in 1942, as well as pay for Nazi atrocities. And speaking to a German newspaper yesterday, Mr Kotzias pointed out that Germany had not been made to make arduous repayments after the war. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier receiving Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias at the Foreign Office in Berlin. Kotzias risked further inflaming tensions by referring to the Holocaust to back demands to be treated as leniently as post-war Germany.

Greece is asking for war reparations from Germany . Germany has refused . The Greek foreign minister said that Greece should be treated as leniently as post-war Germany because it has not committed crimes on the scale of the Holocaust .

John Terry has scored seven goals this season - more than any other player in the Premier League . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals this season - more than any other player in the Premier League . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals this season - more than any other player in the Premier League . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals this season - more than any other player in the Premier League . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals this season - more than any other player in the Premier League . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals this season - more than any other player in the Premier League . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals this season - more than any other

John Terry scored Chelsea's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . The 34-year-old's close-range effort took his tally for the season to seven in all competitions . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar . Only star striker Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign .

John Terry scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar .

John Terry scored Chelsea's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar. Only star striker Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign. The centre back's ability to score is a skill that compares him favourably to the firepower among other teams in and around the top seven of the table. At Manchester City, former Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard also has seven goals in all competitions this season - but Terry has fared better than forwards Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jove

Chelsea captain John Terry scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win at Leicester . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar .

Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season . Radamel Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals . Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season . Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal . Danny Welbeck, who left United for Arsenal last summer, hasn't fared much better too - having scored eight goals in all competitions for the Gunners. North London rivals Tottenham have relied heavily upon on the goals of Harry Kane and without his productivity Mauricio Pochettino would have had to call upon four-goal man Roberto Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor who has only

John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Only Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign .

John Terry's goalscoring ability is rivalled only by Chelsea's star striker Diego Costa . The Chelsea captain has scored seven goals in all competitions this season . Terry's goalscoring ability compares favourably to strikers at other top seven clubs .

John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko . Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United . Danny Welbeck's goal return is worse than Terry's .

Chelsea captain John Terry (right) has scored seven goals this season . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy (left) and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece . Only star striker Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign.

John Terry has scored seven goals for Chelsea this season . Terry's tally is better than strikers at other top-seven clubs . Terry's goal return is better than strikers at Southampton .

John Terry has scored seven goals for Chelsea this season . Manchester City's Frank Lampard has scored seven goals this season . Liverpool's Mario Balotelli and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have scored only four goals each .

John Terry has scored seven goals for Chelsea this season . The Blues captain is the club's joint third-highest goalscorer . Terry has scored more than Manchester City's Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic . Radamel Falcao has scored only four goals for Manchester United this season .

Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season . Radamel Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals . Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season . Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal . Danny Welbeck, who left United for Arsenal last summer, hasn't f

Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in

Chelsea captain John Terry scores his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea captain John Terry (right) is the club's joint third-highest goalscorer this season .

John Terry scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night - as the Blues close in on their fourth Premier League title. The 34-year-old's close-range effort took his tally for the season to seven in all competitions - making him the club's joint third-highest goalscorer. The 13-inch by 8 5/8-inch framed photograph was purchased by an anonymous bidder over the phone. The full frontal photograph was one of several taken by American photographer Lee Friedlander in 1979. Madonna, then a cash-strapped student, received $25 for the

John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar.

John Terry scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night . Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season . Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar.

John Terry scored his seventh goal of the season against Leicester on Wednesday night . Chelsea are closing in on their fourth Premier League title .

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John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season . John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season . John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season .

Terry has scored seven goals for Chelsea this season . Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko . Chelsea captain has scored more goals than Tottenham's Roberto Soldado and Liverpool's Mario Balotelli .

Chelsea captain John Terry scored his seventh goal of the season in their 3-1 win over Leicester, making him joint third-highest scorer for the club. Terry's ability to score goals has been compared favourably to other teams' strikers, such as Manchester City's Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic, who have only scored six and five goals respectively. Even Arsenal's Danny Welbeck has only scored one more goal than Terry this season.

John Terry's goal return is even impressive when you look at the figures of Lambert's former club Southampton, where Graziano Pelle (15) is their only player to have scored more than three goals . Chelsea captain John Terry shows opposition strikers how to use their hands in a 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night .

John Terry has seven goals in all competitions this season . Chelsea captain has scored seven goals in all competitions this season . His goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season . Radamel Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals . Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season . Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal . Danny Welbeck, who left United for Arsenal last summer, hasn't fared much

John Terry scores Chelsea's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester. Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions for Chelsea this season, making him the club's joint third-highest goalscorer. Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season.

John Terry is Chelsea's joint third-highest goalscorer this season with seven goals . The 34-year-old centre back has scored more goals than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko, Manchester United loanee Radamel Falcao, and Arsenal's Danny Welbeck . Terry's goal tally is also better than that of Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado .

John Terry scored his 7th goal of the season in Chelsea's 3-1 win over Leicester . Terry's goal tally is better than Manchester City's Edin Dzeko, Manchester United's Radamel Falcao, Arsenal's Danny Welbeck, Liverpool's Mario Balotelli, and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado . Southampton's Graziano Pelle is the only player to have scored more than Terry this season with 15 goals.

 Terry's impressive goal return is even impressive when you look at the figures of Lambert's former club Southampton, where Saints forward Graziano Pelle (15) is their only player to have scored more than Terry. Terry's impressive goal return is even impressive when you look at the figures of Lambert's former club Southampton, where Saints forward Graziano Pelle (15) is their only player to have scored more than Terry. Terry's impressive goal return is even impressive when you look at the figures of Lambert's former club Southampton, where Saints forward Graziano Pelle (15) is their only player to have scored more than Terry. Terry's impressive goal return

Chelsea captain John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions this season - making him the club's joint third-highest goalscorer. Terry's strike at the King Power Stadium was his seventh goal in all competitions for Chelsea this season. Terry sits alongside strikers Loic Remy and Didier Drogba with seven goals apiece as well as attacking midfielder Oscar. Only star striker Diego Costa (20 goals) and PFA Player of the Year Eden Hazard (18) have more for Jose Mourinho's side this campaign. The centre back's ability to score is a skill that compares him favourably to the firepower among other teams in and around the

Chelsea captain John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions this season. Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season. Radamel Falcao has endured a tough season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals. Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season. Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal. Danny Welbeck, who left United for Arsenal last summer, hasn't fared much better too - having scored

John Terry has scored seven goals for Chelsea this season. Terry's tally is better than some of the top strikers in the Premier League.

Chelsea captain John Terry has scored seven goals in all competitions this season. Chelsea's top scorer is Diego Costa with 20 goals.

Chelsea captain scores goal in Leicester win. Chelsea captain John Terry scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night. Chelsea's John Terry scored his side's second goal in their 3-1 win away at Leicester on Wednesday night.

John Terry scored two goals against Leicester City during Chelsea's victory over the Leicester City team during the Premier League season 2013-2014 годов. The Chelsea captain scored two goals against Leicester City during the season 2013-2014 годов. The Chelsea captain scored two goals against Leicester City during the season 2013-2014 годов. The Chelsea captain scored two goals against Leicester City during the season 2013-2014 годов.

Terry's goal return is better than Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko - who has six goals for the season . Radamel Falcao has endured a difficult season on loan at Manchester United - scoring only four goals . Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck (centre) has scored only one more goal than Terry this season . Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli (left) and Tottenham's Roberto Soldado have both struggled in front of goal .

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer . Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society .

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars . Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs .

Troubled socialite Lisa Stockbridge says there wasn't 'anything difficult' about dealing drugs . She hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars . Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs .

Troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't ‘anything difficult about it’ as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars . Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer .

Lisa Stockbridge says she sold drugs for 8 months, but wasn't 'sophisticated' . Police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs .

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars . Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer . Scroll down for video . Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs

Lisa Stockbridge says there wasn't 'anything difficult' about dealing drugs . She pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs . The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer .

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't ‘anything difficult about it’ as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars.

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars . Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't anything difficult about it. She says 1000 pills + 94g of cocaine + $33,000 does not = 10 year gaol. She says on average she is looking at a 4 year head sentence with probably 2 years parole and 2 years gaol time.

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . 'I want to make one point very clear: 1000 pills + 94g of cocaine + $33,000 does not = 10 year gaol,' she wrote on Facebook. 'On averages, what I'm looking at is a 4 year head sentence with probably 2 years parole and 2 years gaol time... minus my 8 months served.'

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't ‘anything difficult about it’ as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars .

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't `anything difficult about it` as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs.

Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers she had saved in her phone and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society . The court was also told she sent messages to customers with special deals, including 'buy two grams and get the third half price'. Police started recording evidence of the transactions by bugging her car in September 2013 - a fact Stockbridge says she knew and was careful about. A Current Affair re-enacted the 'sophisticated drug ring' Stockbridge had set up and confronted her on the

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer . 'I want to make one point very clear: 1000 pills + 94g of cocaine + $33,000 does not = 10 year gaol,' she wrote on Facebook . 'On averages, what I

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a

Lisa Stockbridge is a socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her car . She said she made $33,000 in one day, but she will only get 4 years in jail . She said she was careful about the police bugging her car .

Lisa Stockbridge is a socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs . She says there wasn't anything difficult about it as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars .

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy . She was arrested at her Darlinghurst home in December 2013 and police found more than 380g of a substance containing MDMA, under 95g of a substance that contained cocaine, a cutting tool for cocaine, resealable bags, 10 mobile phones and $33,620 in cash . Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers she had saved in her phone and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society .

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer.

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . 'I want to make one point very clear: 1000 pills + 94g of cocaine + $33,000 does not = 10 year gaol,' she wrote on Facebook . 'On averages, what I'm looking at is a 4 year head sentence with probably 2 years parole and 2 years gaol time... minus my 8 months served.' A Current Affair re-enacted the 'sophisticated drug ring' Stockbridge had set

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling drugs . She says she was careful about the police bugging her car . She sold drugs to 198 customers .

Socialite Lisa Stockbridge, who pleaded guilty to drug dealing in Sydney, has hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars, saying there was "nothing difficult about it". She is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society.

The socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs . The socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars.

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society. The court was also told she sent messages to customers with special deals, including 'buy two grams and get the third half price'. Police started recording evidence of the transactions by bugging her car in September 2013 - a fact Stockbridge says she knew and was careful about. A Current

Lisa Stockbridge, a troubled socialite, pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs and says she won't face 10 years behind bars. Stockbridge, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a drug dealer. Court documents revealed Stockbridge supplied drugs on an ongoing basis to some 198 customers and would deliver them using her Range Rover and Nissan Tiida registered to Urban Society. Stockbridge was arrested at her Darlinghurst home in December 2013 and police found more than 380g of a substance

Lisa Stockbridge is a socialite who is pleading guilty to drug dealing charges. She is due to be sentenced next month, and is facing up to 10 years in prison. Stockbridge took to social media to say that there is nothing difficult about drug dealing, and that the media is exaggerating her sentence.

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced for selling drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs . She was caught after police bugged her car and busted her delivering drugs to buyers . She claims she was running a sophisticated drug ring from the front seat of her car, but that there wasn't anything difficult about it .

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs.

A troubled socialite who pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs says there wasn't ‘anything difficult about it’ as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. The 42-year-old mother, who stepped down from her entertainment company Urban Society on Wednesday, published a lengthy post on social media after A Current Affair aired a story recounting her double life as a

Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. She says there wasn't 'anything difficult about it' as she hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars.

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Lisa Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013 and busted her delivering drugs to buyers in some of Sydney's exclusive suburbs. The court was also told she sent messages to customers with special deals, including 'buy two grams and get the third half price'. Police started recording evidence of the transactions by bugging her car in September 2013 - a fact Stockbridge says she knew and was careful about.

Lisa Stockbridge, 42, pleaded guilty to dealing drugs from her Range Rover in wealthy suburbs. She said there wasn't anything difficult about it and hit back at reports she may face up to 10 years behind bars. Stockbridge is due to be sentenced next month for selling cocaine and ecstasy after police bugged her car in 2013.

Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal in September was their 11th clean sheet in 12 home games . Monaco are unbeaten in 15 games . Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has guided his team to eleven clean sheets in their last twelve home games .

The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining . Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards . This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out .

Monaco's home ground is Stade Louis II . The stadium has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco beat Arsenal 3-1 at the Emirates last month .

Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last month was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track . Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last month was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track . Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last month was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track . Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last month was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track . Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last month was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track . Monaco's

Monaco's Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov scored in Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates last month . Recent game against Montpellier was cancelled and because pitch at Stade Louis II is a notoriously poor surface groundstaff worked through the night to help it drain . Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev rescued the club from almost dropping into the French Third Division . Porto celebrate winning the Champions League in 2004 after beating Monaco in the final in Germany . Monaco wideman Jerome Rothen shields the ball away from Porto midfielder Pedro Mendes during the final . Radamel Falcao and James Rodriguez both left Monaco for Man United and Real Madrid respectively

The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates last month . A recent game against Montpellier had been cancelled and because the pitch at the Stade Louis II is a notoriously poor surface, with so much going on beneath it: car parks, swimming pools, etc groundstaff worked through the night to help it drain as they prepare for what they hope will be a famous victory, one which will see them into the last eight of the Champions League for the first time since 2004, when they went on to the final and lost to Jose Mourinho's Porto. Much has happened to Monaco since then. They almost dropped into the third tier of French football and faced extinction before Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev came to the rescue and

The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining. Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards. This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out. Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates last month . A recent game against Montpellier had been cancelled and because the pitch at the Stade Louis II is a notoriously poor surface, with so much going on beneath it: car parks, swimming pools, etc groundstaff worked through the night to help it

Monaco will be confident of progressing to the last eight of the Champions League . They beat Arsenal 3-1 at the Emirates last month . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall .

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was concerned about the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II . The pitch is a notorious poor surface and groundstaff worked through the night to help it drain . Monaco beat Arsenal 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium last month . Monaco beat Arsenal 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium last month .

Monaco are confident of progressing to the quarter-finals of the Champions League after their 3-1 win over Arsenal in the first leg . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have conceded only once in the last 12 home games and are quietly confident history will not be rewritten.

Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates last month . A recent game against Montpellier had been cancelled and because the pitch at the Stade Louis II is a notoriously poor surface, with so much going on beneath it: car parks, swimming pools, etc groundstaff worked through the night to help it drain as they prepare for what they hope will be

Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has guided his team to eleven clean sheets in their last twelve home games . Aymen Abdenoour celebrates the win over Arsenal and Monaco will be confident history will not be rewritten . The 18,000 capacity stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens. There were fewer than 6,000 in to see them beat nine-man Bastia on Friday, a 3-0 win which

Aymen Abdenoour celebrates the win over Arsenal and Monaco will be confident history will not be rewritten . The 18,000 capacity stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens . There were fewer than 6,000 in to see them beat nine-man Bastia on Friday, a 3-0 win which

Monaco is favorite to progress in Champions League . Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has guided his team to eleven clean sheets in their last twelve home games .

Monaco are favourites to progress . Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has guided his team to eleven clean sheets in their last twelve home games . Aymen Abdenoour celebrates the win over Arsenal and Monaco will be confident history will not be rewritten . The 18,000 capacity stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens. There were fewer than 6,000 in to see them beat nine-man Bastia on Friday, a 3-0 win which

Monaco will be confident of progressing to the last eight of the Champions League after beating Arsenal 3-1 in the first leg . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates last month .

Monaco have a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have a good surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have a good surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have a good surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco have a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to

 The 18,000 capacity stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens. There were fewer than 6,000 in to see them beat nine-man Bastia on Friday, a 3-0 win which

The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining. Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards. This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out. Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall .

The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining . Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards . This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out . Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against

The first leg result against Arsenal was confirmation that the Rybolovlev project is still on track . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain . Monaco prides itself on tight defence and have conceded only once in the last 12 home games .

AS Monaco prepares for a crucial Champions League match against Arsenal, with the winner advancing to the quarterfinals. The game is being played at the Stade Louis II, which has a notoriously poor playing surface due to the presence of car parks and swimming pools beneath it. Monaco, led by manager Leonardo Jardim, is known for its tight defense and has conceded only once in the last 12 home games.

The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards. This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out. Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night . The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Dimitar Berbat

 Monaco stopped raining on Monday night and the new AS Monaco surface is looking good. The team has had a few bad games recently, but they are still in the Champions League. The match against Arsenal was a test and they were able to win with a good surface. The game against Bastia was a 3-0 win which showed the good surface can help a team win. There were fewer than 6,000 people in to see them beat nine-man Bastia on Friday.

Monaco are a French club who have been struggling in the past few years but are now on the rise thanks to a Russian billionaire. They are favorites to progress in the Champions League after beating Arsenal in the first leg. The stadium is sold-out, which is rare.

The game between AS Monaco and Arsenal is a big day for Monaco . The game is important because it is a chance for Monaco to progress to the last eight of the Champions League . The game is also being played on a notoriously poor surface, which has caused concerns from Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.

Monaco's Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain . Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev rescued the club from almost dropping into the French Third Division . Monaco have conceded only once in the last 12 home games and are quietly confident history will not be rewritten .

 The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining. Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards. This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out. Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night. The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall. Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against Arsenal at the

The good news for all concerned in Monaco was that it had stopped raining. Arsene Wenger had raised fears on the eve of the game and as the downpour continued into the night the Arsenal manager wasn't the only one casting anxious glances skywards. This is a big day for the new AS Monaco and they do not want it washed out. Arsene Wenger had raised fears over the playing surface at Monaco's Stade Louis II on Monday night. The Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall. Dimitar Berbatov celebrates during Monaco's 3-1 win against

Monaco's Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall. Monaco's Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall. Monaco's Stade Louis II has a poor surface and groundstaff have worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall.

Monaco are expected to make a tweak or two to their team to make it even more solid. The 18,000 capacity stadium is sold-out, which rarely happens. No club in the Champions League era has surrendered a two-goal lead after playing the first leg away.

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The Monaco team is confident that they will not lose the Champions League game against Arsenal . The Monaco team is confident that they will not lose the Champions League game against Arsenal . The Monaco team is confident that they will not lose the Champions League game against Arsenal .

Monaco's stadium has a poor surface and groundstaff worked hard to help it drain after heavy rainfall . Monaco beat Arsenal 3-1 in the first leg and are confident of progressing to the last eight of the Champions League . Monaco have conceded only once in the last 12 home games and are looking to keep a clean sheet against Arsenal .

Dean Wilson (left) was jailed after running over his father Norman (right) with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard . Speaking from his home today, Mr Wilson said he is living in fear since his son went to jail. He said: 'I am traumatised by what happened. I need to move away. Everytime I look out of my front window onto where it happened I have a flashback.' 'I can remember feeling my ribs crack one by one as he reversed over me. 'Then he put one foot on the accelerator and one on the

Son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator . Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard .

Son reverses car over father because he thought he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Father had three children with son's ex-girlfriend . Son was jailed for six years .

Jealous son reverses Mazda over his own father . Believes his father had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Jailed for 6 years .

Jealous son reverses car over father, 60, over 'affair' with ex-girlfriend . Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruising and grazes . Dean Wilson, 37, admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent .

Father run over by son: 'He's not even with her anymore, I heard he was seeing someone else' . Dean Wilson, 37, was jailed after running over his father Norman, 60, with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard .

Son: I was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Father: I was vacuuming my car when I heard a screech . Son: I drove over my father twice because he was angry . Father: I was out vacuuming my car when I heard a screech . Son: I drove over my father twice because he was angry . Father: I was out vacuuming my car when I heard a screech . Son: I drove over my father twice because he was angry . Father: I was out vacuuming my car when I heard a screech . Son: I drove over my father twice because he was angry . Father: I was out vacuuming my car when I heard a screech . Son: I drove over my father twice because he was angry . Father: I was out vacuuming my car when I heard a screech . Son:

Jealous son reverses car over father . Norman Wilson treated in hospital for broken ribs, bruising and grazes . Dean Wilson, 37, was jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court .

Jealous son reverses Mazda over own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Norman Wilson, 60, treated in hospital for broken ribs, bruising and grazes . Dean Wilson, 37, jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court .

Jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard . Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back' . Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator . Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away . Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after running over his father Norman (right) with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard . Speaking from his home today, Mr Wilson said he is living in fear

Son reversed Mazda over father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Dean Wilson, 37, jailed for six years after admitting causing grievous bodily harm . Norman Wilson, 60, suffered broken ribs, bruising and grazes after being run over by his son .

A jealous son ran over his father with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard.

A jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson was jailed after running over his father Norman with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard.

Jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after

Dad's car had been smashed and he was out vacuuming the car when he heard a screech. He turned and saw his son Dean Wilson (pictured) had reversed his Mazda over him.

Father of two, Dean Wilson, 37, was jailed for six years after running over his father Norman, 60, with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard . He was convicted of attempted murder, but the charge was dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which he admitted in court.

The windscreen of Norman Wilson's Ford Focus had been smashed and he was out vacuuming the car when he heard a screech. 'He turned and saw his wife screaming and he ran over to her. 'She was screaming and he was screaming at her. 'He was screaming at her and he was screaming at her. 'He was screaming at her and he was screaming at her. 'He was screaming at her and he was screaming at her. 'He was screaming at her and he was screaming at her. 'He was screaming at her and he was screaming at her. 'He was screaming at her and he

Father and son run over each other in car accident . Dean Wilson accused his father of sleeping with his ex-girlfriend . Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruising and grazes after he was run over by his son .

Son reversed Mazda over father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard.

Jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Dean Wilson accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back' . Dean Wilson was jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday .

Jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after running over his father

Dean Wilson's father was jailed for six years after he was run over by his son. Norman Wilson, a retired recycling worker, said his son had three children with Elizabeth Marshall but that he only saw his grandchildren in passing in the street. Dean Wilson was jailed for six years after he was run over by his son.

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Dean Wilson's father was jailed for six years after he was run over by his son. Norman Wilson, a retired recycling worker, said his son had three children with Elizabeth Marshall but that he only saw his grandchildren in passing in the street.

Mazda driver reversed over his father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after running over his father Norman

Jealous son runs over father with car because he believes he slept with ex-girlfriend . Dean Wilson accused his father of sleeping with ex-girlfriend . Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, before charges were dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent . Dean Wilson was jailed for six years .

Dean Wilson jailed for six years after reversing car over his father . Norman Wilson was vacuuming his car when he heard a screech . He turned and saw his son's Mazda reversing towards him .

A man in the UK ran over his own father with his Mazda because he believed his father had slept with his ex-girlfriend. The father initially laughed off the accusation, but his son warned him that he would be back to kill him. The son was later arrested and charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, to which he admitted in court and was sentenced to six years in jail.

A jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after running over his

Father runs over son with Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with ex-girlfriend, court heard . Dean Wilson, 37, was jailed after running over his father with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Speaking from his home today, Mr Wilson said he is living in fear since his son went to jail. He said: 'I am traumatized by what happened. I need to move away. Everytime I look out of my front window onto where it happened I have a flashback.' The defendant, who the court heard has a record of anxiety and depression, was arrested after going to Chester

Jealous son runs over father with Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with ex-girlfriend . Dean Wilson, 37, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, was arrested after going to Chesterfield Royal Hospital's mental health unit and admitting running over his father . Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruising (pictured) and grazes after he was run over by his son . Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, before the charge was dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which he admitted in court. He was jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday.

Dean Wilson, 37, reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend . Norman Wilson, 60, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard . Dean Wilson was jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday.

Dean Wilson accused his father of sleeping with his ex-girlfriend and then threatened to kill him . He then reversed his Mazda over his father, causing broken ribs, bruising, and grazes . Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, but it was changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, for which he was sentenced to 6 years in jail.

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Son ran over his father with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Norman Wilson, 60, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away. Norman Wilson, a retired recycling worker, said his son had three children with Elizabeth Marshall but that he only saw his grandchildren in passing in the street. Norman Wilson, 60, added he

Jealous son ran over his father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, court heard. Dean Wilson accused his father of sleeping with his ex-partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'.

Jealous son ran over father because he thought he had slept with his ex-girlfriend. Dean Wilson, 37, was jailed after running over his father with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend.

Man jailed for running over father with car. Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruising and grazes. Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, before the charge was dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which he admitted in court.

Police arrested son because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend before he drove him down stairs because he believed father slept with girlfriend

Norman Wilson was run over by his son and suffered broken ribs, bruising, and grazes . Son admitted to attempted murder, but charge was dropped to GBH with intent . Son was jailed for 6 years.

Sienna Miller's waist: Yoga, Pilates and power walking . Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles.

Sienna Miller's waist . Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. . Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles . What to try: . Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist . Lie on your back, knees bent and feet flat on floor, hip-width apart . Take arms out to sides at

Sienna Miller's tiny waist . Sienna Miller's mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Sienna Miller works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .

Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles.

How to get Sienna Miller's enviable waist . Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape . Sienna Miller is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies .

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Sienna Miller keeps her slim waist with yoga, power-walking and jogging . Yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies .

How to get the enviable physiques of the stars . This week: Sienna Miller's waist . Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape . Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person' . But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles . What to try: . Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist . Lie

Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person' . The slim actress also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .

Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . But despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person' . What to try: . Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist .

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Sienna Miller's waist: Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape . Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she s 'not a gym person' . But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles . What to try

Sienna Miller's waist: Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape . Sienna Miller's mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Sienna Miller's mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies .

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Sienna Miller's waist: How to get the enviable physiques of the stars . Sienna Miller's mother started London yoga school in Seventies . Sienna Miller works with personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .

Sienna Miller's waist. Judging by her tiny waist, Sienna Miller works at maintaining her shape. Sienna Miller s a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles. What to try: . Hip rolls,

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We reveal how to get the enviable physiques of the stars. This week: Sienna Miller's waist . Yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in Seventies . Works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .

The article provides tips on how to achieve Sienna Miller's tiny waist. Sienna is a yoga fan and works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park. The article suggests trying hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist.

Sienna Miller's waist: She's a yoga fan and her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies . Yet despite being 'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'.
Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles.
What to try: Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist. Lie on your back, knees bent and feet flat on floor, hip-width apart. Take arms out to sides at shoulder height

Sienna Miller's waist - how to maintain it . Actress says she's not a gym person, but mother-of-one is a yoga fan . She works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park .

Sienna Miller maintains her trim figure by practicing yoga, power walking, and light weights . She also has a personal trainer to help her with specific exercises . The 38-year-old actress also says she's not a gym person, but does enjoy playing sports . Sienna Miller's tiny waist is a result of her yoga practice and regular exercise .

This week's focus: how to get Sienna Miller's waist . Sienna is a yoga fan and works with a personal trainer . Hip rolls are a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles around the waist.

Sienna Miller maintains her slim waist with yoga and light weight training . Her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the 70s . To get her enviable figure, Miller does hip rolls, power-walking, and jogging with a personal trainer.

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Sienna Miller's slim waist is the result of her yoga practice. Sienna Miller's slim waist is the result of her yoga practice.

Sienna Miller's waist: How to get the enviable physiques of the stars. Sienna Miller's mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Yet despite being'very sporty at school', the actress says she's 'not a gym person'. But the mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies. Sienna also works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park and using light weights to tone muscles. What to try:. Hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the

We reveal how to get the enviable physiques of the stars. This week: Sienna Miller's waist. She works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging. The mother-of-one is a yoga fan - her mother started one of the first London yoga schools in the Seventies.

Sienna Miller's waist: Yoga fan and personal trainer. Sienna works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging around her local park.

How to get slim waistline from actress who worked with trainer and jogging around park. How to get slim waistline from actress who worked with trainer and jogging around park. How to get slim waistline from actress who worked with trainer and jogging around park.

The actress's waist is enviable because she works at maintaining her shape . Sienna Miller is a yoga fan and works with a personal trainer . She also power-walks and jogs around her local park.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform the club's season . He feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Rodgers' experience at Reading triggered his decision to rip things up and start again .

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform the team's season . He feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool are the form team in the Barclays Premier League .

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33 . The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again . Rodgers is highly-regarded by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool's owners, and he signed a new long-term contract last May but the 42-year-old knows none of that would have

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool’s season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33 . The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again .

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to his coaches during a training session at Melwood . The former Swansea City manager shares a joke with Ivorian defender Kolo Toure in training . Rodgers chats to England full back Glen Johnson during the training session at Melwood . Rodgers is highly-regarded by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool’s owners, and he signed a new long-term contract last May but the 42-year-old knows none of that would have mattered had his side’s results continued on a downward spiral. ‘I certainly wasn’t going to roll over and die,’ said Rodgers, whose side face Burnley On Wednesday. ‘I love it here and I want to be successful. But after the Crystal Palace game (in November when Liverpool lost 3-1) in particular, I felt "it doesn’t matter how much

Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system . The memory of how bad things were in November has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading .

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool’s season . Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system . The memory of how bad things were in November has not left Rodgers .

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December . The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again .

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform season . He feared failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Rodgers drastically switched side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation .

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool’s season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers feared he would be sacked if he didn't transform the team's season . He switched to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December and Liverpool are now the form team in the Barclays Premier League . Rodgers signed a new long-term contract last May but knows that wouldn't have mattered had the team's results continued on a downward spiral.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to his coaches during a training session at Melwood . The former Swansea City manager shares a joke with Ivorian defender Kolo Toure in training . Rodgers chats to England full back Glen Johnson during the training session at Melwood . Rodgers is highly-regarded by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool’s owners, and he signed a new long-term contract last May but the 42-year-old knows none of that would have mattered had his side’s results continued on a downward spiral. ‘I certainly wasn’t going to roll over and die,’ said Rodgers, whose side

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up

At the lowest point in the campaign, when Liverpool tumbled out of the Champions League and were playing predictably, Rodgers’ was noticeably subdued, particularly before they drew at home to Basel in December. He needed to lift himself as much as his players. ‘We had a huge challenge, probably the biggest I have had as a coach or manager,’ he said. ‘I think the transformation in the team has been really good to see; to see the confidence, and everyone talking about the system and how dynamic it is, and the fluency. I should have done it earlier! I love it here and I

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool’s season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December . Rodgers admitted the fear of being sacked had driven him on to turn the club's results around .

 Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again. ‘I needed to make sure that I was going to make decisions which would allow us to get back to at least somewhere

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool’s season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December . The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again . Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to his coaches during a training session at Melwood . The former Swansea City

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season . He was worried that he would be sacked if he didn't change things . Rodgers was sacked by Reading in 2009 after 20 games .

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers made drastic changes to the team's system in December to turn around their season, fearing that failure to do so would result in him being sacked. The team's fortunes have improved significantly since then, with Liverpool currently the form team in the Premier League. Rodgers admits that his experience of being sacked from Reading in 2009 after just 20 matches in charge taught him that results are what matter, regardless of support from the boardroom.

 Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season - they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League and have taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 games in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to his coaches during a training session at Melwood . The former Swansea City manager shares a joke with Ivorian defender Kolo Toure in training . Rodgers is highly-regarded by Fenway

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool’s fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again. Rodgers

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to save his job as Liverpool manager . He switched the team's formation to an attack-minded 3-4-3 in December . Liverpool are now the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33 .

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers feared being sacked and took drastic steps to transform the team's season . He switched to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation and Liverpool have since taken 27 points from the last 33 . Rodgers admitted the fear of being sacked had driven him to turn the club's results around .

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Liverpool’s form has transformed dramatically since Rodgers radically switched his side’s system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December. Liverpool beat Premier League champions Manchester City 2-1 in their last league outing. Midfielders Jordan Henderson and Philippe Coutinho both scored brilliant goals during the win. Rodgers admitted the fear of being sacked had driven him on to turn the club's results around.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers feared he would be sacked if he did not change the team's fortunes. He switched to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December. The team's form has transformed since then.

Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked. Liverpool's fortunes have transformed since Rodgers drastically switched his side's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December; they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League, having taken 27 points from the last 33. The memory of how bad things were in November, though, has not left Rodgers and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again.

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Brendan Rodgers took radical steps to transform Liverpool's season as he feared a failure to do so would leave him in danger of being sacked . Rodgers switched Liverpool's system to an attack-minded 3-4-3 formation in December, and they are the form team in the Barclays Premier League . The memory of how bad things were in November has not left Rodgers, and he has admitted that his experience at Reading, when he was axed in December 2009 after just 20 matches in charge, triggered his decision to rip things up and start again . Rodgers is highly-regarded by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool's owners, and he

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers made radical changes to his team's system in December . The changes have been successful and Liverpool are now the form team in the Premier League . Rodgers was afraid of being sacked if he did not make changes .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy . This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease . 'We're going to take the genetic code and put it into a format where you go to your drug store or doctor and get a shot in the arm,' said Darpa programme manager Dan Wattendorf at an event in San Francisco . RNA stands for ribonucleic acid. It is one of three important molecules that are essential for all known forms of life - as well as proteins and lipids. RNA is formed from strings of nucleic acids, the same building blocks that create DNA. Genetic information in a cell flows from DNA through RNA to proteins. DNA is considered the 'blueprint' of the cell and RNA

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy . This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy (stock image shown) .

Darpa says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases . Infectious diseases, such as Ebola, could be prevented by encoding RNA and DNA in a specific way . A person's cells fight infectious diseases .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy. This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease.

Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy.

Antibodies are typically grown in large vats of mammal cells or in some cases, tobacco plants, such as US pharmaceutical company Mapp Biopharmaceutical's experimental Ebola treatment ZMapp.

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy.

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Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy . This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease . ‘We’re going to take the genetic code and put it into a format where you go to your drug store or doctor and get a shot in the arm.’

Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy .

US military's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy (stock image shown). This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease . ‘We’re going to take the genetic code and put it into a format where you go to your drug store or doctor and get a shot in the arm,’ said Darpa programme manager Dan Wattendorf at an event in San Francisco, reported Fusion. RNA stands for ribonucleic acid. It is one of three important

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The US military’s Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (Darpa) says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases - including Ebola . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy . This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease .

The US military's Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (Darpa) has developed a method to stop infectious diseases by encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas and would be faster and cheaper than conventional drug production. The method involves creating powerful antibodies from survivors of an infectious disease and encoding the instructions on how to make these antibodies into RNA and DNA, which are then injected into people who might come into contact with the disease.

The US military's Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (Darpa) says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases . A person can be infected with a disease if they go into a shop and get an injection to protect them from it . The method uses encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person can be infected with a disease if they go into a shop and get an injection to protect them from it . The method works by creating powerful antibodies from survivors of an infectious disease . This involves creating a method to stop infections by encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . This is done by using a low-

US military's Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (Darpa) says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases - including Ebola. By encoding RNA and DNA in a specific way, Darpa say a person could simply go into a shop and get an injection to protect them against a disease. This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas. US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy. This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease . ‘We

Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases that involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy. This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease.

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease and could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas .

 The US military's Darpa says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases - including Ebola. By encoding RNA and DNA in a specific way, Darpa say a person could simply go into a shop and get an injection to protect them against a disease. This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas.

Darpa says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases - including Ebola. By encoding RNA and DNA in a specific way, Darpa say a person could simply go into a shop and get an injection to protect them against a disease. This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas. Darpa's method could be used to prevent mass outbreaks of infectious diseases.

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy (stock image shown). This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease.

US military's Darpa says they may have a method to stop all infectious diseases - including Ebola. By encoding RNA and DNA in a specific way, Darpa say a person could simply go into a shop and get an injection to protect them against a disease. This could be used to prevent mass outbreaks in affected areas. US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases. It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy (stock image shown). This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease. ‘We’re going to take the genetic

The US military has developed methods to prevent infectious diseases including Ebola and Ebola virus infection. They involve encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. They could potentially use this method to prevent outbreaks of diseases like Ebola virus infection. Experts say this method would cheaper than conventional production methods such as those used for pharmaceutical companies like pharmaceutical company Mapp Biopharmaceuticals Inc., which разрабатывает методы предотвращения инфекционных заболеваний включая вирус Ebola virus infection. Они включают encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies. Они могут потенциально использовать эту метод предотвращения outbreaks of diseases like Ebola virus infection. Эксперты говорят этот метод дешевле чем традиционные методы производства таких компаний like pharmaceutical company Mapp Bi

The sonographer couldn't believe it -- she said she had never seen anything like it before . The couple are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy .

The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before . The couple are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy .

An expectant couple were surprised when they saw their baby in the womb making an unmistakable V-sign . The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother's womb during a scan .

A baby in the womb made a V sign with it's tiny fingers during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it . The couple are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy .

Baby forms V-sign with tiny fingers while in mother's womb . Baby forms V-sign with tiny fingers while in mother's womb . Baby forms V-sign with tiny fingers while in mother's womb .

Expecting parents Dee and Ed Parsons said the image was 'very reassuring' because the symbol is so 'happy'.

A baby in the womb was making a V-sign, the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill . The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it -- she said she had never seen anything like it before .

The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before,’ said Mrs Parsons, 35 . ‘It’s nice to have such an iconic image of peace when there’s so much unrest all around us .

The baby made a V-sign with its tiny fingers while in mother's womb during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it - she said she had never seen anything like it before . The couple, who live in Godalming, Surrey, and run an event production business, are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy .

Parents see baby in womb making V-sign, similar to Winston Churchill's . They think it's a positive, happy symbol . They are considering naming the baby Winston if it's a boy .

A baby in the womb of a pregnant woman formed a V-sign, which is associated with peace and victory. The parents are considering naming the baby Winston if it is a boy.

A baby in the womb made a V-sign during a scan . The parents are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy . The parents said they were feeling weighed down by negative global events and the death of someone close to them

The baby was making an unmistakable V-sign . The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . ‘It’s nice to have such an iconic image of peace when there’s so much unrest all around us.’ The couple, who live in Godalming, Surrey, and run an event production business, are thinking of calling the baby Winston if it is a boy. ‘It’s growing on us,’ Mrs Parsons said. ‘But for now we are calling it peace-baby, that’s our nickname.’ Mrs Parsons,

The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before . It's nice to have such an iconic image of peace when there's so much unrest all around us . It was very reassuring .

Examining an ultrasound scan of your unborn child is a nerve-racking moment for most parents . But any worries that Ed and Dee Parsons may have harboured quickly faded when they saw their baby in the womb at 20 weeks . The child was making an unmistakable V-sign – the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and, latterly, with world peace .

Examining an ultrasound scan of your unborn child is a nerve-racking moment for most parents. But any worries that Ed and Dee Parsons may have harboured quickly faded when they saw their baby in the womb at 20 weeks. The child was making an unmistakable V-sign – the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and, latterly, with world peace. The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before, said Mrs Parsons, 35. It's nice to have such

Ed and Dee Parsons are expecting a baby boy . The image is 'very reassuring' because the symbol is 'happy' .

An ultrasound scan reveals a baby making a V-sign . The couple are calling the baby Winston if it is a boy . The couple are expecting their first child .

Parents-to-be in the UK were delighted to see their unborn child making a V-sign, the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and world peace, during a 20-week ultrasound scan. The couple, who run an event production business, are considering naming the baby Winston if it is a boy. They said the image was "very reassuring" in a time of negative global events and unrest.

The Parson's were studying an ultrasound scan of their baby in the womb at 20 weeks gestation . The baby was making an unmistakable V-sign with its tiny fingers while in Mrs Parson's womb during a scan . The Parson's were feeling reassured by the image because it is an iconic image of peace and it is nice to have such a happy symbol of peace in the world .

Ed and Dee Parsons saw their unborn child while pregnant through a scan . The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during the scan . The image was 'very reassuring' because the symbol is so 'happy'

Ed and Dee Parsons saw their unborn child make a V-sign in an ultrasound scan . The couple is naming their child Winston if it is a boy . The image of the V-sign is said to be reassuring to parents during a time of global unrest .

The ultrasound scan of Ed and Dee Parsons' unborn child showed the baby making a V-sign . The couple from Surrey, England, said they were feeling weighed down by negative global events and the death of someone close to them, but the image was 'very reassuring' . The child was in the womb at 20 weeks when it made the gesture .

Expecting parents Ed and Dee Parsons saw their baby in the womb making a V-sign . The sonographer said she had never seen anything like it before . The couple are thinking of naming their baby Winston if it is a boy .

The Parsons' baby was making a 'V' sign with its fingers in the womb. The baby formed the symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan. The sonographer couldn't believe it - she said she had never seen anything like it before. The Parsons' baby was making a 'V' sign with its fingers in the womb. The baby formed the symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan. The sonographer couldn't believe it - she said she had never seen anything like it before.

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Parents saw their unborn child make a V-sign, the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and world peace . The baby made the V-sign with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan . The couple is thinking of naming the baby Winston if it is a boy .

Ed and Dee Parsons were overjoyed when they saw their unborn baby making a V-sign in an ultrasound scan . The couple are considering naming the baby Winston if it is a boy . They say the image is a positive symbol of peace in a world full of unrest .

The Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist during a Japan Day celebration at Cambridge University . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing . They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology .

Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts . They were taken by an oblivious tourist who thought they were souvenirs . The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa .

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts after they were taken by an oblivious tourist who thought they were souvenirs . The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration . The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country . Punt boats carry tourists on the river Cam past King's College at Cambridge University . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing . They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology . University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II . During the war residents of the island of Okinawa – a key battleground for

Two Japanese artefacts were taken at Cambridge University . They were replicas of items used in schools during World War II . The wooden plaque was worn around the neck as punishment .

Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from Cambridge University . The items were on loan from a museum in Japan .

Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from Cambridge University . They were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country . Punt boats carry tourists on the river Cam past King's College . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing . They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology .

Tourist takes Japanese artefacts from Cambridge University . Items were loaned to university from museum in Japan . They were replicas of school textbooks and wooden plaque .

Two artefacts loaned to Cambridge University from Japan went missing . They were mistaken for souvenirs by a tourist . The artefacts were replicas of those used in Japanese schools during World War II .

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts after they were taken by an oblivious tourist who thought they were souvenirs . The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration . The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country .

Two Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist at Cambridge University . The wooden plaque and replica school textbook were mistaken for souvenirs . The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa .

Two Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist at Cambridge University . They were returned after the tourist realized they were not souvenirs. The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa.

Two 'irreplaceable' artefacts nearly lost after tourist takes them thinking they are souvenirs . The artefacts are a wooden plaque and replica school textbook . They were loaned to Cambridge University from a museum in Japan . The artefacts are being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa .

The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration . The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country . Punt boats carry tourists on the river Cam past King's College at Cambridge University . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing . They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology . University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in

The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country. The tourist who took the artefacts thought they were souvenirs. University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II. During the war residents of the island of Okinawa – a key battleground for Japanese and American forces – were forced to speak the Japanese language the rest

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts after they were taken by an oblivious tourist . The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday . The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country .

Japanese artefacts stolen from Cambridge University . The wooden plaque was a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II . The maths book was a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II .

The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country.

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts after they were taken by an oblivious tourist who thought they were souvenirs. The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country. Punt boats carry tourists on the river Cam past King's College at Cambridge University . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing. They eventually found the

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts . They went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration . The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing . They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology .

A Japanese artefact was taken by a tourist at a Japan Day celebration at Cambridge University . The artefact is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II . During the war residents of the island of Okinawa were forced to speak the Japanese language the rest of the country used, rather than their own dialect, for the purposes of unification .

Two Japanese artefacts, a wooden plaque and a replica school textbook, were nearly lost after a tourist mistook them for souvenirs at the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre at Cambridge University. The artefacts were on loan from a museum in Japan and were being displayed for the first time outside of the country. The tourist returned the artefacts with an apology after staff launched a search for them.

The Japanese artefacts were taken from the Cambridge University Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. The replicas were loaned from a museum in Japan and marked the first time they had ever been taken out of the country. Punt boats carry tourists on the river Cam past King's College at Cambridge University . Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing. They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology. University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II. During the war residents

The replica school textbook and plaque went missing from Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration . Staff launched a search after noticing the precious objects were missing . They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology . University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II . During the war residents of the island of Okinawa – a key battleground for Japanese and American forces – were forced to speak the Japanese language the rest of the country used, rather than their own dialect, for the purposes of unification. The Japanese artefacts were

Two artefacts from Cambridge University's Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre went missing last Saturday . The Japanese replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan . The artefacts were taken by a tourist who mistook them for souvenirs . They were eventually found and returned with an apology from the tourist .

Two 'irreplaceable' artefacts were taken from an educational centre at Cambridge University by a tourist who mistook them for souvenirs . The artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – were on loan from a museum in Japan and have never been taken out of the country before . University officials located the tourist and the artefacts were returned with an apology.

Two Japanese artefacts were taken from Cambridge University by a tourist who thought they were souvenirs . The artefacts were loaned from a museum in Japan and were replicas of items used in Japanese schools during World War II . The tourist was located and the artefacts were returned with an apology, and will be returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa.

 The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing. They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology. University officials said the textbook is a replica of those used in Japanese schools during World War II. During the war residents of the island of Okinawa – a key battleground for Japanese and American forces – were forced to speak the Japanese language the rest of the country used, rather than their own dialect, for the purposes

The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa. The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa.

An educational centre at Cambridge University nearly lost two 'irreplaceable' artefacts after they were taken by an oblivious tourist who thought they were souvenirs. The Japanese artefacts – a wooden plaque and replica school textbook – went missing from the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre last Saturday as it hosted a Japan Day celebration. The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country.

The Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist during a Japan Day celebration at Cambridge University. Staff launched a search after they noticed the precious objects were missing. They eventually found the tourist who had mistaken the artefacts for souvenirs and returned them with an apology.

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Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist during a Japan Day celebration at Cambridge University . The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa . The replicas were loaned to the university from a museum in Japan, marking the first time they had ever been taken out of the country.

Two Japanese artefacts were taken by a tourist at Cambridge University . The artefacts were returned after the university staff found the tourist . The artefacts are now being returned to the Peace Memorial Museum in Okinawa .

Genetics and non-shared-environment factors were found to have the largest effect on the children’s motivation to learn, whereas the shared environment had negligible impact . Girls do better in school than boys . Girls have been outperforming boys throughout their academic careers .

Study finds 40 to 50 per cent of differences in children’s motivation to learn can be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Researchers found that girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years . Girls have been outperforming boys throughout their academic careers, from infant school to secondary school .

Study found 40-50% of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Psychologists from Goldsmiths University of London, and Ohio State University in the US studied more than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 from six countries . Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years .

Genes play significant role in how much children enjoy learning . Girls outperform boys throughout their academic careers . Genes play significant role in how much children enjoy learning . Girls outperform boys throughout their academic careers .

40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . More than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 took part in the research . Girls do better in school than boys .

40 to 50 per cent of differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Genetics and non-shared-environment factors had the largest effect on the children’s motivation to learn . Girls do better in school than boys .

Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years . Girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world . Girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world .

40 to 50 per cent of differences in children's motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Girls outperform boys in school, study finds .

40-50% of differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . 13,000 twins aged 9-16 took part in the research . 40-50% of differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents .

Genes influence children's motivation to learn . 40 to 50% of differences explained by genetics . Girls outperform boys at school .

40-50% of differences in children's motivation to learn can be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years . We should not jump to conclusions that a poor teacher or the child themselves is to blame for a lack of motivation in the classroom .

A new study shows that 40 to 50 percent of the differences in children's motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. The researchers found that girls do better in school than boys. The study will be published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences.

A large study has found that 40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children's motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. Girls do better in school than boys, according to a study by the University of New Brunswick in Canada.

Study finds 40 to 50 per cent of differences in children's motivation to learn can be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Girls do better in school than boys . Girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world .

Study suggests that girls do better in school than boys . Study claims that girls do better in school than boys . Study claims that girls do better in school than boys .

Genes influence how much children enjoy learning . 40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children's motivation to learn can be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Our willingness to learn - or lack thereof - is significantly influenced by our genes, according to a large study.

40 to 50% of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . Our willingness to learn is significantly influence by our genes, according to a study by Goldsmiths University in London and Ohio State University . Psychologists from Goldsmiths University of London, and Ohio State University studied more than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 from six countries, including the UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, Russia and the US. The researchers said they were surprised by the results, believing that the twins’ shared environment - elements such as the teachers and the family that they had in common

Girls do better at school than boys . Girls have been outperforming boys throughout their academic careers, from infant school to secondary school . Girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world .

Study suggests that girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years . Review of 308 studies involving more than 1.1 million children has now completely overturned this long-held stereotype .

Girls outperform boys in school, according to study . Girls outperform boys in school, according to study . Girls outperform boys in school, according to study .

Genes and non-shared environment factors had the largest effect on the children’s motivation to learn, whereas the shared environment had negligible impact.

Genetics and non-shared-environment factors had the largest effect on the children's motivation to learn . Girls do better in school than boys . Girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world .

The willingness to learn is significantly influenced by our genes, according to a study . The study was conducted by Goldsmiths University in London and Ohio State University . The results were surprising, as the twins’ shared environment was expected to be a larger factor than genetics .

A study by Goldsmiths University in London and Ohio State University has found that 40-50% of the differences in children's motivation to learn can be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. The study looked at more than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 from six countries, and found that genetics and non-shared-environment factors had the largest effect on children's motivation to learn, whereas the shared environment had negligible impact. The study suggests that teachers and parents should not jump to conclusions that a poor teacher or the child themselves is to blame for a lack of motivation in the classroom.

In a large study, 40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children's motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . The study found that girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years . According to the data, compiled by the University of New Brunswick in Canada, girls have been outperforming boys throughout their academic careers . Accordingly, we should not jump to conclusions that a poor teacher or the child himself is to blame for a lack of motivation in the classroom .

The study found that 40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. More than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 took part in the research . The researchers claim that girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world. The study found that there are personality differences that people inherit that have a major impact on motivation. The study will be published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences.

Genetics and non-shared-environment factors had the largest effect on the children's motivation to learn, whereas the shared environment had negligible impact. 40-50% of the differences in children's motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years.

The study found that 40 to 50 per cent of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. The research also claims that girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years. The study suggests that we should not jump to conclusions that a poor teacher or the child themselves is to blame for a lack of motivation in the classroom.

A study by Goldsmiths University and Ohio State University found that 40-50% of differences in children's motivation to learn is due to genetic inheritance from their parents . A review of 308 studies involving more than 1.1 million children found that girls have been outperforming boys in school for at least 100 years . The study suggests that there is a complex process involving many genes and gene-environment interactions that help influence a child's motivation to learn.

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40 to 50 per cent of differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years.

Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years. Girls outperform boys in all subjects and all over the world.

Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years. More than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 took part in the research. The results don't mean there is a specific gene for how much children enjoy learning.

Study of 13,000 twins found 40 to 50 percent of differences in children's motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents. Girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years.

Researchers found differences between girls and boys in motivation to learn across countries and ages. Researchers found differences between girls and boys across countries and ages. Researchers found differences between girls and boys across countries and ages.

40-50% of the differences in children’s motivation to learn could be explained by their genetic inheritance from their parents . The study found that girls do better in school than boys - and have been doing so for at least 100 years . The research also claims that girls do better at all ages, in all subjects and all over the world .

Chris Smalling signs new Manchester United contract . The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season . Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year. Smalling celebrates scoring United's fourth goal during their 4-2 Premier League win against Manchester City . But the defender has mature

Chris Smalling signs new Manchester United contract . He has improved under Louis van Gaal . He has established himself as a permanent member of England's squad .

Chris Smalling signs a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week . Smalling had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United . Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year .

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford . The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season . Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year . Smalling signs his new Manchester United contract alongside club boss Louis van Gaal . Smalling celebrates scoring United's fourth goal during their 4-2 Premier League win against Manchester City . But the defender has matured under

Chris Smalling signs new Manchester United contract . Smalling's contract was due to expire in 2016 . Smalling was linked with a move to Arsenal .

Chris Smalling signs new three-year contract at Manchester United . He struggled for first team place earlier this season . Smalling has established himself as a permanent member of England's squad during the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign .

Chris Smalling signs new Manchester United contract worth £80,000-a-week . Smalling celebrates scoring United's fourth goal during their 4-2 Premier League win against Manchester City . But the defender has matured under Van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season. He was due to be out of contract next summer but has now committed himself to United until 2019. Van Gaal said: ‘I am delighted he has signed a new contract. Chris has improved and developed immensely during the short time that I have been at the club and has become an integral part of the first-team squad. ‘He always conducts himself in a very professional manner and it is also pleasing that he has scored some important goals this season too.’ Smalling, who cost United £10million from Fulham in 2010, has made 

Chris Smalling signs new Manchester United deal . Smalling has been linked with a move to Arsenal . Smalling was pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber . Smalling has improved under Van Gaal .

Chris Smalling has signed a new three-year contract at Manchester United . The defender was linked with a move to Arsenal . Smalling has improved under Louis van Gaal .

Chris Smalling signs new Manchester United contract . After a difficult start to the season, Smalling has improved under Van Gaal . The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal .

Chris Smalling signs new three-year contract with Manchester United . The 25-year-old defender has matured under Louis van Gaal . Smalling has become a regular starter in the Dutchman's team this season .

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded 'stupid' by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded "stupid" by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United . He was due to be out of contract next summer . He has become a regular starter in the Dutchman's team .

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Chris Smalling (left) signs his new Manchester United contract alongside club boss Louis van Gaal . Smalling celebrates scoring United's fourth goal during

Chris Smalling signs new contract at Manchester United . He has made 147 appearances and won two Premier League titles . He has signed a new contract until 2019 .

Chris Smalling (left) signs his new Manchester United contract . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs his new contract with Manchester United . Chris Smalling signs

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United . He has become a regular starter in the Dutchman's team this season . He has become a permanent member of England's squad during the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign .

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth £80,000-a-week . The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year. Chris Smalling (left) signs his new

 Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week .

Manchester United have signed £80,000-a-week defender Chris Smalling from Fulham for the remainder of the season. Smalling, 25, has been in fine form for United this season and has been a regular in the side since the turn of the year. The defender has established himself as a permanent member of the United first-team and has been a key part of the side's defence. Smalling has made 147 appearances for the club and has scored four goals.

Chris Smalling has signed a new contract at Manchester United . He was due to be out of contract next summer . Chris Smalling has become a regular starter for Louis van Gaal . He was due to be out of contract next summer .

Chris Smalling has signed a new contract with Manchester United . He has improved and developed under Louis van Gaal . He has become an integral part of the first-team squad .

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension with Manchester United worth around £80,000-a-week. The 25-year-old centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby earlier this season. Smalling has matured under Van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season.

Chris Smalling has agreed to a three-year contract extension with Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide

Chris Smalling has signed a 3-year contract extension at Manchester United worth £80,000-a-week . The 25-year-old England centre-back had been struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season . Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year . But the defender has matured under Van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutch

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension with Manchester United . The 25-year-old England centre-back has become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season . Smalling, who cost United £10million from Fulham in 2010, has made 147 appearances and won two Premier League titles.

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension with Manchester United worth around £80,000-a-week . He has matured under Louis van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season . Smalling has established himself as a permanent member of England's squad during the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign .

 Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded'stupid' by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber last year. But the defender has matured under Van

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as a suicide bomber

Chris Smalling has signed a new three-year contract at Manchester United worth in the region of £80,000-a-week after turning his career around at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal after struggling to hold down a first-team place at United and being branded ‘stupid’ by manager Louis van Gaal for his sending-off in the Manchester derby at the Etihad earlier this season. Smalling was also guilty of several off-the-field indiscretions, including being pictured going to a fancy-dress party as

Chris Smalling has signed a new three-year contract at Manchester United. The 25-year-old England centre-back had been linked with a move to Arsenal. Smalling has matured under Louis van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team.

Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United worth £80,000 a week . He has improved and developed immensely under Louis van Gaal . He has become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season . He has made 147 appearances and won two Premier League titles .

Chris Smalling has signed a three-year contract extension at Manchester United . He has improved and developed immensely under Van Gaal and become a regular starter in the Dutchman’s team this season . He is expected to keep his place in United's starting eleven .

Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday — to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England . The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England. ‘A priority for me is to continue to be successful in the Test format,’ said Clarke. ‘I think by walking away from one-day cricket it probably gives me my best opportunity.’ Michael Clarke shakes hands with New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum ahead

Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . He will lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year . Clarke has been suffering with a back problem for some time and a hamstring injury ruled him out of Australia’s World Cup build up .

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Clarke has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final . Clarke wants to focus on Test cricket ahead of Ashes series against England .

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket . Wants to focus on Test cricket . Wants to break his duck in England in what will almost certainly be his last Ashes away tour .

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket . Clarke, 33, has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final . Clarke, pictured with team-mate Shane Watson, will lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year .

Michael Clarke announces retirement from one-day international cricket to focus on Test matches . Clarke to retire from ODI cricket to focus on Test matches . Clarke to retire from ODI cricket to focus on Test matches .

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Clarke, pictured, will continue to play for Australia at Test level . Clarke, pictured, will continue to play for Australia at Test level

Michael Clarke to retire from one-day cricket after World Cup final . Wants to focus on leading Australia to Ashes glory in England . Clarke scored two centuries guiding Australia to their 5-0 whitewash of Alastair Cook's dismal team last winter .

Michael Clarke to retire from one-day international cricket after World Cup final . Australia captain wants to save himself for Ashes showdown in England . Clarke scored two centuries guiding Australia to 5-0 whitewash of Alastair Cook's team last winter .

Australia captain Michael Clarke retires from one-day cricket . Clarke, pictured with team-mate Shane Watson, will lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year . Clarke has been suffering with a back problem for some time and a hamstring injury ruled him out of Australia’s World Cup build up with George Bailey and Steve Smith, the two men most likely to succeed him, both leading the side.

Michael Clarke announces retirement from one-day cricket . Clarke to focus on Test cricket, Ashes series against England . Clarke has scored almost 8,000 runs for Australia in ODIs .

Michael Clarke will retire from one-day international cricket to focus on the Ashes series against England. Clarke will lead Australia against New Zealand on Sunday.

Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced he is to retire from one-day international cricket after Sunday's World Cup final against New Zealand. Clarke, 33, wants to focus on Test cricket and is determined to win an Ashes series in England.

Michael Clarke announces retirement from one-day cricket . He will continue to play at Test level . He made his ODI debut 12 years ago . He scored almost 8,000 runs for his country .

Retire from one-day cricket to lead Australia into Ashes . Clarke has made decision to retire from one-day cricket . He will continue to play Test cricket .

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday — to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England.

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday -- to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England. The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer's Ashes showdown in England. 'A priority for me is to continue to be successful in the Test format,' said Clarke. 'I think by walking away from one-day cricket it probably gives me my best opportunity.' Michael Clarke shakes hands with New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday -- to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England. The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer's Ashes showdown in England.

Michael Clarke to retire from one-day international cricket after World Cup final . The 33-year-old will focus on Test cricket . He has been suffering with a back problem for some time .

Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday . The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final . He will continue to play at Test level . Clarke, pictured playing a shit in the nets ahead of Sunday's match, will lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year . Clarke has been suffering with a back problem for some time and a hamstring injury ruled him out of Australia’s World Cup build up .

Australia captain Michael Clarke says he will retire from Test cricket after his side’s World Cup final against England in Australia next year. The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England. ‘A priority for me is to continue to be successful in the Test format,’ said Clarke, who has been suffering with a back problem for some time and a hamstring injury ruled him out of Australia’s World Cup build up with George Bailey

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Michael Clarke announces retirement from one-day cricket . Captain will lead Australia in final match of World Cup . Michael Clarke will captain Australia in the final match of the World Cup . Michael Clarke will captain Australia in the final match of the World Cup . Michael Clarke will captain Australia in the final match of the World Cup .

Australian captain Michael Clarke retires from one-day cricket to focus on Ashes . Clarke will retire from 50-over cricket after World Cup final . Clarke has scored almost 8,000 runs for Australia in ODIs .

Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has announced his retirement from one-day international cricket after the World Cup final, in order to focus on leading his team in the upcoming Ashes series against England. Clarke, who has won 108 Test caps, has never won an Ashes series in England and is determined to do so in what is likely to be his last Ashes away tour. He believes that by walking away from one-day cricket, he is giving himself the best opportunity to be successful in the Test format.

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Michael Clarke will retire from one-day international cricket after leading Australia to the World Cup final . He has decided to retire after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England. 

Clarke has played almost 8,000 Test matches and has won 108 Test caps including 30 against England. He will be making his 245th one-day appearance for Australia and his 75th as skipper on Sunday as Australia take on New Zealand, led by Brendon McCullum. George Bailey and Steve Smith are thought to be the two

Michael Clarke, captain of Australia, announces his retirement from one-day cricket, intending to focus on Test cricket. He will retire after leading Australia to the World Cup final this year, in which they will face England. Clarke has won 108 Test caps and scored almost 8,000 runs for his country. He is pictured playing a shit in the nets ahead of Sunday's match.

Australia captain Michael Clarke is retiring from one-day international cricket . Clarke is doing this in order to focus on leading Australia into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England . Clarke has been captain in all formats when Ricky Ponting stood down following the 2011 World Cup.

Michael Clarke announces retirement from one-day cricket to focus on Test matches . Clarke has never won an away Ashes series and is desperate to break his duck in England . Clarke's retirement announcement comes ahead of Sunday's World Cup final against New Zealand .

The problem of the formation of the solar system is one of the most important problems of modern astrophysics. The main idea of the theory of the formation of the solar system is the following. The solar system was formed in the gravitational collapse of a rotating cloud of gas and dust. The collapse was stopped due to the action of the centrifugal force. The formation of the solar system is accompanied by the formation of a disk of gas and dust around the Sun. The disk is called the protoplanetary disk. The protoplanetary disk is the main source of the material for the formation of the planets. The

Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday — to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England. The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England. ‘A priority for me is to continue to be successful in the Test format,’ said Clarke. ‘I think by walking away from one-day cricket it probably gives me my best opportunity.’ Michael Clarke shakes hands with New Zealand skipper Brendon McCull

Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday — to save himself for one more shot at humiliating England. The 33-year-old has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England. ‘A priority for me is to continue to be successful in the Test format,’ said Clarke. ‘I think by walking away from one-day cricket it probably gives me my best opportunity.’ Michael Clarke shakes hands with New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum

Michael Clarke to retire from one-day international cricket. Australian captain to focus on Test cricket. Clarke to lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year.

Australia captain Michael Clarke to retire from one-day cricket. Clarke to focus on Test cricket and Ashes. Clarke to continue playing at Test level

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Australia captain Michael Clarke retires from one-day cricket to save himself for Ashes . Clarke will retire from 50-over game after World Cup final . Clarke has decided to retire from the 50-over game after steering his country to the World Cup final, with the sole intention of leading the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown in England .

Musher Brent Sass was disqualified from the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . 'I didn’t use [the iPod touch] and I had zero intent of using it for a Wi-Fi connection in checkpoints, but I was just completely clueless,' he said. 'I mean I gave my dad my cell phone because I knew you couldn’t have cell phones on this race specifically and I was just ignorant.'

Musher Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod for carrying iPod touch . Sass was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course .

Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . Sass was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course .

Musher Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod for carrying iPod . Musher had no idea he was violating rule 35 . Musher's father, Mike Sass, said his son was 'completely clueless' .

Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod for carrying iPod touch . Sass says he was 'completely clueless' . Sass was disqualified 227 miles into the race .

Iditarod musher Brent Sass was disqualified for carrying an iPod touch . Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . 'I didn’t use [the iPod touch] and I had zero intent of using it for a Wi-Fi connection in checkpoints, but I was just completely clueless,' he said . 'He was running a great team,' Schnuelle added . Sass, owner and founder of Wild and Free Mushing, has been racing and training huskies for 12 years . Originally from Excelsior, Minnesota, Sass moved to Alaska in 1998 to 'fulfill a lifelong dream' of living in the state . He attended the University of Alaska Fairbanks where he graduated with a major in geography and started mushing shortly after . Weather impacts: Idita

Brent Sass of Eureka disqualified from Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . 'I didn’t use [the iPod touch] and I had zero intent of using it for a Wi-Fi connection in checkpoints, but I was just completely clueless,' he said .

Top contender in a major dog sled race in Alaska disqualified for carrying an iPod touch . Brent Sass of Eureka had no idea he was violating Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . Sebastian Schnuelle described Sass' disqualification as 'disappointment' .

Musher disqualified from major dog sled race in Alaska for carrying an iPod touch . Brent Sass of Eureka was disqualified from Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . Sass said he didn't use iPod and had no idea he was doing anything wrong .

Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod for carrying an iPod touch . Musher was running 5th place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest . Sass was disqualified for violating Rule 35 .

Top contender in Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race disqualified for carrying iPod touch . Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race . Sass said he had no idea he was doing anything wrong .

Musher disqualified for carrying iPod touch . Brent Sass was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course . Aliy Zirkle of Two Rivers was in the lead 227 miles into the race Tuesday at the Tanana checkpoint, where Sass is currently resting .

Disqualified: Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which prohibits cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability . Sass was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course . 'I mean I gave my dad my cell phone because I knew you couldn't have cell phones on this race specifically and I was just ignorant,' he said .

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Musher disqualified for carrying iPod touch . Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race disqualified musher for carrying iPod touch . Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race disqualified musher for carrying iPod touch .

Dog sled racer Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying iPod touch . Sass was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course . Sass was running a great team .

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Musher Brent Sass was disqualified from the Iditarod for carrying an iPod touch . Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong .

Top contender in major dog sled race in Alaska disqualified for carrying iPod touch . Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which prohibits cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability . The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course .

Brent Sass of Eureka was disqualified from the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . He was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course .

Musher Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod for carrying iPod touch . Iditarod musher disqualified for carrying iPod touch .

Musher disqualified from Iditarod race for carrying iPod touch . Brent Sass was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the race . He was pulled off the course .

Musher Brent Sass of Eureka disqualified from Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . Musher said he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . Sebastian Schnuelle, a Canadian dog musher and dog sled racer from Whitehorse, Yukon, who is not running in this year's Iditarod described Sass' disqualification as 'disappointment' .

Brent Sass, a top contender in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska, was disqualified for carrying an iPod touch, violating Rule 35 of the race. Sass, who was running in fifth place, had no intention of using the device for Wi-Fi connection, but was "completely clueless" about the rule. The Iditarod began on Monday and will finish in Nome, with Aliy Zirkle of Two Rivers currently in the lead.

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 disqualified dog musher Brent Sass of Eureka for carrying an iPod touch . Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race states that cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability are not allowed . The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course . He told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . He said that he gave his dad his cell phone because he knew you couldn't have cell phones on this race specifically and he was just ignorant . The

Disqualified musher Brent Sass of Eureka, Alaska had no idea that he was doing anything wrong when he was running in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race with an iPod touch in his possession. He was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course. Schnuelle, a Canadian dog musher and dog sled racer from Whitehorse, Yukon, who is not running in this year's Iditarod described Sass' disqualification as 'disappointment'. The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of

Brent Sass of Eureka was disqualified from the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . Sass was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which prohibits cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability . Sass has been racing and training huskies for 12 years and is the owner and founder of Wild and Free Mushing .

Brent Sass of Eureka disqualified from Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch . Sass had no idea he was doing anything wrong and had given his dad his cell phone . Aliy Zirkle of Two Rivers in the lead 227 miles into the race Tuesday at the Tanana checkpoint .

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Musher disqualified for carrying iPod touch. Brent Sass of Eureka was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course.

Top contender in Iditarod sled dog race disqualified for carrying an iPod touch. Brent Sass of Eureka was disqualified on Tuesday evening from the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch.

Top contender in major dog sled race in Alaska disqualified for carrying iPod touch. Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Sass has been racing and training huskies for 12 years.

Musher Brent Sass disqualified from Iditarod for carrying iPod touch. Sass said he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong. Sebastian Schnuelle, a Canadian dog musher and dog sled racer from Whitehorse, Yukon, who is not running in this year's Iditarod described Sass' disqualification as 'disappointment'.

Disqualified musher Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which prohibits cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability. The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course. Scroll down for video. Still smiling: Brent Sass of Eureka (right) was disqualified on Tuesday evening from the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for carrying an iPod touch. Sass told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had

The fastest winning record was set by Dallas Seavey during 2013-2014 season of the race. The fastest winning record was set by Dallas Seavey during 2013-2014 season of the race. The fastest winning record was set by Dallas Seavey during 2013-2014 season of the race.

Mushing competitor Brent Sass was disqualified for carrying an iPod touch . He said he had no idea that he was doing anything wrong . The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course .

Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived at 64th Street and Girard Avenue. There, they recovered numerous assault rifles and hand guns and charges were filed against the teens. The boys allegedly told police that they were out playing basketball, and came up with the idea that they wanted to commit a robbery. As they walked down the street, they initially targeted another man, police said, but settled on Stuhlman.

Murdered man was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery . Police said that both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and robbery, and each have confessed to carrying out the murder, according to Action News . However, officers have not yet located the murder weapon, but have received information on where it is located .

15-year-old Tyfine Hamilton turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, 15, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the crime . Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery .

Alleged teenage gunman turns himself in in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old Tyfine Hamilton turned himself in Friday . Hamilton, 15, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman . Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery .

Alleged teenage gunman surrenders in connection with murder of a Philadelphia man who was shot and killed while walking his dog . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, turned himself in Friday . Brandon Smith, Hamilton's 15-year-old classmate from Overbrook High School, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy .

15-year-old boy turns himself in to police in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Classmates: Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, 15, right, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy . Victim: Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery . Police said that both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and robbery, and each have confessed to carrying out the murder, according to Action

Suspects: Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Classmates: Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, 15, right, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy . Victim: Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery . Gunman: Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed

15-year-old gunman surrenders in connection with murder of James Stuhlman . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, turned himself in Friday . Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, 15, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy .

3 teens arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy surrendered to police . 2 other teens already in custody . Father-of-one walking his dog when he was shot .

Teenage gunman surrenders in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, pictured, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week .

Teenage gunman surrenders in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, 15, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the crime .

A 15-year-old boy turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of a Philadelphia man who was shot and killed last week while walking his dog. Brandon Smith, 15, was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the crime.

Teenager turns himself in over murder of Philadelphia man walking his dog . Teenager and his classmate already in custody over murder of James Stuhlman . Stuhlman was shot dead while walking his dog last week .

15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . 15-year-old boy arrested

Neighbors told Action News Stuhlman, a landscaper, usually walked the dog at night with his 13-year-old daughter, but was alone on the night that he was shot, effectively saving her life . Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived at 64th Street and Girard Avenue. There, they recovered numerous assault rifles and hand guns and charges were filed against the teens. The boys allegedly told police that they were out playing basketball, and came up with the idea that they wanted to commit a robbery. As they walked down the street

Philadelphia man shot and killed while walking his dog . Philadelphia Police Captain James Clark said: 'It is even more senseless, and even more troubling that nothing was taken at all and he lost his life' .

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Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived at 64th Street and Girard Avenue. There, they recovered numerous assault rifles and hand guns and charges were filed against the teens. The boys allegedly told police that they were out playing basketball, and came up with the idea that they wanted to commit a robbery. As they walked down the street, they initially targeted another man, police said, but settled on Stuhlman

15-year-old Tyfine Hamilton surrendered to police Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week . 15-year-old classmate Brandon Smith was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy . Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery . Police said that both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and rob

Teenage gunman surrenders in connection with murder of Philadelphia man who was shot and killed last week while walking his dog . Brandon Smith, Hamilton's 15-year-old classmate from Overbrook High School was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the crime . Police have not yet located the murder weapon, but have received information on where it is located .

15-year-old boy turns himself in to police after shooting and killing a man while walking his dog . Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived .

Crime scene: Police said that the suspects were seen carrying a large backpack and a large knife . Police said that the suspects were seen carrying a large backpack and a large knife .

Gunman turns himself in in connection with murder of father-of-one . 14-year-old boy was already in custody . Classmates were caught on surveillance camera as they ran off into the night . Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived at 64th Street and Girard Avenue . There, they recovered numerous assault rifles and hand guns and charges were filed against the teens .

Two teens charged with murder of man who was shot and killed while walking his dog . Police apprehended a group of boys fitting their description and searched the home where two of the boys lived . They recovered numerous assault rifles and hand guns .

Tyfine Hamilton, a 15-year-old boy, has surrendered in connection with the murder of a Philadelphia man who was shot and killed last week while walking his dog. Hamilton's classmate from Overbrook High School, Brandon Smith, and another 14-year-old boy were already in custody for the crime. Both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and robbery, and each have confessed to carrying out the murder, according to police.

The 15-year-old classmate of Overbrook High School student Brandon Smith who was also involved in the crime of shooting and killing James Stuhlman was also involved in the shooting and has turned himself in . The shooting took place last week while Stuhlman was walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section. Both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and robbery , and have confessed to carrying out the murder. Both boys were walking their dog when they were approached by three juveniles who were attempting a robbery . The 15-year-old classmate of Overbrook High School student Brandon Smith who was also involved in the

 15-year-old gunman Surrenders in connection with murder of Philadelphia man last week while walking his dog . Philadelphia Police Captain James Clark said: 'It is even more senseless, and even more troubling that nothing was taken at all and he lost his life' . Boys caught on surveillance camera as they ran off into the night with handguns and assault rifles . Philadelphia Police Department has not yet located the murder weapon

Gunman, 15, turns himself in in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . Classmates, Brandon Smith, 15, left, and Tyfine Hamilton, 15, right, have both been charged with murder and robbery . Victim, James Stuhlman, 51, was shot and killed while walking his dog last Thursday . Boys were caught on surveillance camera as they ran off into the night . Suspects told police they were out playing basketball and came up with the idea to commit a robbery . Gunman's classmate turned himself in Friday . Murder weapon has not yet been located .

3 juveniles attempted to rob man walking his dog in Philadelphia . James Stuhlman, 51, was shot and killed . Tyfine Hamilton, 15, has surrendered and Brandon Smith, 15, is in custody .

Alleged teenage gunman Tyfine Hamilton, 15, surrendered in connection with murder of Philadelphia man . Hamilton and classmate Brandon Smith, 15, charged with murder and robbery . Victim James Stuhlman, 51, shot once in the chest while walking his dog, but suspects did not manage to get anything .

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Gunman: Tyfine Hamilton, 15, turned himself in Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51, who was shot and killed while walking his dog in Philadelphia's Overbrook section last week. Victim: Stuhlman was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery. Police said that both Hamilton and Smith have been charged with murder and robbery, and each have confessed to carrying out the murder, according to Action News. However, officers have not

Teenage gunman turns himself in for murder of Philadelphia man. Two other teens already in custody for the crime. Murder weapon not yet found.

Teenagers charged with murder of man who was shot while walking his dog. Teenagers caught on surveillance camera running away from scene. Police recovered assault rifles and handguns from home where two of the boys lived.

Teen charged in murder of man walking dog in Philadelphia. Teen charged with murder and robbery.

Police arrested two teenagers suspected of killing Philadelphia police officer James St. Paul, whose death sparked protests across city streets yesterday afternoon. Police arrested two teenagers suspected of killing Philadelphia police officer James St. Paul yesterday afternoon after police searched their home located near Philadelphia City Police headquarters yesterday afternoon after police searched their home located near Philadelphia City Police headquarters yesterday afternoon after police searches for weapons and ammunition found numerous guns and weapons allegedly stolen from police officers during police searches for weapons and ammunition found numerous guns and weapons allegedly stolen from police officers during police searches for weapons and ammunition found numerous guns and weapons allegedly stolen from police officers yesterday afternoon after police searches for weapons and ammunition

A 15-year-old boy has turned himself in for the murder of a man who was shot and killed last week while walking his dog . The boy's classmate from Overbrook High School was already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the crime . The victim, James Stuhlman, 51, was out walking his dog at 8:30 p.m. last Thursday on the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue when police said he was approached by three juveniles attempting a robbery . The father-of-one allegedly pleaded for his life saying, 'Please don't shoot me. Please don't

Britain's politicians are in a battle over who will be allowed to debate in the upcoming election . UKIP, Scottish National Party and the Greens are all vying for a spot in the debate .

Prime Minister David Cameron and his Conservative party won the election, but not by enough to go into government alone . For the past five years he's been governing in coalition with the UK's third party, the Liberal Democrats . Nick Clegg has mostly backed Cameron in Parliamentary debates against the opposition Labour leader Ed Miliband . Britain's broadcasters, keen to channel lively politics onto prime time TV and boost ratings, have been working the corridors of power themselves over the past year to try to nail down a repeat -- or two -- of the 2010 knockabout .

British politicians have never had American style pre-election head-to-head debates . It seemed to go well -- political points were scored . It was a drama of sorts, even though no knock-out punches were landed .

British politicians break new ground with televised debates . Cameron and Miliband hire former White House advisers . Debates could help boost ratings .

British politicians had American style pre-election head-to-head debates in 2010 . David Cameron and Nick Clegg debated Ed Miliband in 2010 . But 2014 election debates seem in danger of not happening at all .

British politicians want debates before general election in May . Debates would help boost their poll ratings . Debates would help them win votes .

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British election debates in limbo . Cameron and Miliband hire former White House election advisers . Cameron insists on one debate involving leaders of seven parties .

British politicians still can't agree on election debates . 2010 debates were novel in British politics . 7 parties, including UKIP, Greens, and SNP, want equal airtime .

British leaders debate in 2010 (photo above) . Debates proposed for 2015 election . Cameron wants one debate with leaders of 7 parties . Miliband wants one debate with Cameron .

British politicians are debating whether to hold televised debates before the next election . Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband want to hold debates . UKIP leader Nigel Farage wants to be included in the debates .

British politicians are trying to make a head-to-head debate a permanent fixture in the country's political landscape. Cameron and Miliband are fighting over who should be invited to the debate. Cameron wants just one debate involving the leaders of seven leading UK parties. Miliband wants at least one head-to-head debate with Cameron. Cameron and Miliband are fighting over who should be invited to the debate.

Britain's politicians are trying to nail down a repeat of the 2010 head-to-head debates . Cameron and Miliband have hired former White House election advisers . UKIP has made massive gains in the past year .

UKIP has made massive gains in the past year . UKIP leader Nigel Farage has pledged to take the UK out of the European Union .

Cameron and Miliband have hired former White House election advisers to edge them in to the lead . No one can agree on what form a debate should take .

Cameron and Miliband hire former White House election advisers to edge them in to the lead . Cameron insists on just one debate involving the leaders of seven leading UK parties . Miliband's Labour party is holding out for at least one head-to-head debate with Cameron .

UK's Cameron and Miliband want to debate each other . But no one can agree on how many debates there should be . Cameron wants 7 party leaders in debate . Miliband wants 1-on-1 debate with Cameron .

British politicians broke new ground in 2010 when they agreed to hold pre-election debates . It is necessary and long-established political fare in the U.S. -- but over here in the UK, it was novel . It seemed to go well -- political points were scored, and polls were commissioned looking for advantages gained or lost . It was a drama of sorts, even though no knock-out punches were landed . Prime Minister David Cameron and his Conservative party won the election, but not by enough to go into government alone . For the past five years he's been governing in coalition with the UK's third party, the Liberal Democrats .

UK election debate in danger of not happening at all . Cameron and Miliband have hired former White House election advisers to edge them in to the lead . British electorate has changed since 2010, boosting the fortunes of some of the country's former political outliers .

David Cameron wants to hold one debate with seven leading UK parties . Ed Miliband wants one debate with Cameron . Nick Clegg is holding out for one debate with Cameron .

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UK PM David Cameron wants to debate with other UK leaders . Cameron's Conservatives have lost support in the polls . Scotland's independence referendum boosted the Scottish National Party .

British politicians broke new ground in 2010 with U.S.-style pre-election debates . David Cameron and his Conservative party won the election, but not by enough to go into government alone . Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, has mostly backed Cameron in Parliamentary debates against the opposition Labour leader Ed Miliband .

UK politicians are struggling to agree on the format, number and participants of pre-election head-to-head debates, which were first introduced in 2010. Prime Minister David Cameron has insisted on just one debate involving the leaders of seven leading UK parties, while Labour leader Ed Miliband is holding out for at least one head-to-head debate with Cameron. The British electorate has changed since 2010, boosting the fortunes of some of the country's former political outliers, which has made the whole process of nailing down precisely who will be allowed in the debate that much more tortuous.

The British politicians were long using American style pre-election head-to-head debates. Now, in the UK, it is necessary for governments to have head-to-head debates with their opponents in order to stay in power . The UK's largest parties -- the Conservative and Labour -- are trying to make a deal with each other to use one head-to-head debate as a way to increase their majority . If Cameron and Miliband cannot agree on one head-to-head debate, it would mean that they are no longer a team . It would be a major change in British politics

Britain's politicians use pre-election head-to-head debates to test their skills . David Cameron and Nick Clegg are in charge of the debates in the UK . The debates could help the leaders of seven leading UK parties . The debates could help the UK Independence Party (UKIP) . The debates could help the rightwing UK Independence Party (UKIP) .

Back in 2010, Britain's politicians broke new ground by having American style pre-election head-to-head debates. However, the debates have not happened yet and it is unclear when they will happen. The debates are important because they will decide who will be the next Prime Minister of the UK. The debates are also important because they will show how different the UK is from the U.S.

British politicians are debating whether or not to have American style pre-election head-to-head debates . The debates would be between Prime Minister David Cameron and opposition Labour leader Ed Miliband . The debates are in danger of not happening at all .

UK politicians broke new ground in 2010 with American-style pre-election head-to-head debates . UK broadcasters have been working to nail down a repeat of the 2010 debates ahead of May's general election . No one can agree on the form of the debates or who should be invited, and the British electorate has changed since 2010, making the process more difficult.

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UK's election debates are a long way from being settled. Cameron wants one debate involving leaders of seven parties. Labour wants at least one head-to-head debate with Cameron.

British politicians broke new ground in 2010 by having debates in the UK's House of Commons. They were long used to haranguing each other in the UK's rowdy House of Commons -- but they'd never had American style pre-election head-to-head debates. It is necessary and long-established political fare in the U.S. -- but over here in the UK, it was novel. It seemed to go well -- political points were scored, and polls were commissioned looking for advantages gained or lost. It was a drama of sorts, even though no knock-out punches were landed. Prime Minister David Cameron and his

British politicians broke new ground in 2010 with American-style debates. They were long used to haranguing each other in the UK's rowdy House of Commons -- but they'd never had American style pre-election head-to-head debates. It seemed to go well -- political points were scored, and polls were commissioned looking for advantages gained or lost. It was a drama of sorts, even though no knock-out punches were landed.

Britain's politicians are in a debate over debates. Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband are in a debate over debates. Labour is in a debate over debates.

British politicians are debating whether to have a general election debate.

Britain's politicians broke new ground when they broke down barriers between political parties during election campaigns. They were used to campaigning together but now they could each separately get rid of rivals. But it seems unlikely that they will ever again have simultaneous debates because they disagree about how many candidates should be invited into debates.

The British House of Commons has been debating the idea of American-style debates for the past five years . The debates are now in danger of not happening at all . The debates are about how each outlier can help the leaders and hinder their rivals .

Wayne Rooney hailed his Belgian team-mate as one of the best in world football at the moment . Fellaini has proved a handful for defences and was instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool . Now the Belgian has emerged as a potent attacking weapon under Van Gaal, used as a second striker behind Rooney. On Sunday, City couldn't cope with him just as Liverpool had suffered at his hands at Anfield three weeks earlier. 'Last year was awful for him but in fairness he kept his head down worked hard and come through that tough period,' reflected Rooney. 'He is showing now what

Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United . Wayne Rooney hailed his Belgian team-mate as one of the best in world football at the moment . Fellaini has proved a handful for defences and was instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool .

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday . Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward .

Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Wayne Rooney hailed his Belgian team-mate as one of the best in world football at the moment . Fellaini has proved a handful for defences and was instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool .

Rooney hails Fellaini as 'one of best in world football' . Fellaini signed from Everton by Moyes in 2013 . Fellaini's form has earned him a new nickname 'The Beast' .

Manchester United star Wayne Rooney has hailed Marouane Fellaini as 'one of the best' in world football at the moment . Fellaini has proved a handful for defences and was instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool . Now the Belgian has emerged as a potent attacking weapon under Van Gaal, used as a second striker behind Rooney. On Sunday, City couldn't cope with him just as Liverpool had suffered at his hands at Anfield three weeks earlier. 'Last year was awful for him but in fairness he kept his head down worked hard and come through that tough period,' reflected Rooney. 'He is showing now what he did at Everton and why Manchester United bought him. 'He is a quality player. He is a different option for us. It is starting to show on the pitch. 'It was tough for him but he had the whole team

Rooney hails Fellaini's improvement at Manchester United . Fellaini scored in Sunday's Manchester derby . United are in third place in the Premier League after six league wins in a row .

Wayne Rooney says Marouane Fellaini is proving his worth to Manchester United . The Belgian forward has gone from scapegoat to star . United have won six league games in a row .

Wayne Rooney believes Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was the star of the Manchester derby win over City . Rooney says the Belgian is repaying manager Louis van Gaal with goals and good performances .

Wayne Rooney hails Marouane Fellaini as 'one of the best in the world' . Fellaini's form has coincided with United's recent run of form . Fellaini scored the winner against Liverpool .

Wayne Rooney says Marouane Fellaini is one of the best forwards in world football . Fellaini has been transformed under Louis van Gaal . United are now in third place in the Barclays Premier League .

Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Wayne Rooney has revealed his admiration for the Belgian, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark. Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United . 'We like to play out from the back and if teams are pressing us then we have him as an option. 'He is probably the best in world football at bringing the ball down and getting us out of

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday and was recently described as almost undroppable by manager Louis van Gaal . Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark. Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at

Wayne Rooney believes Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday . Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the Belgian forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark .'

Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United .

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday .

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Wayne Rooney hailed his Belgian team-mate as one of the best in world football at the moment . Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United . Wayne Rooney hailed his Belgian team-mate as one of the best in world football at the moment .

Rooney believes Fellaini has gone from scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday .

Wayne Rooney believes Marouane Fellaini is one of the best in world football at the moment . Fellaini has been used as a second striker by Louis van Gaal . United are now in third place in the Barclays Premier League .

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Wayne Rooney says Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini is one of the best in world football . Fellaini has enjoyed upturn in fortunes in recent weeks at Manchester United . Fellaini is a quality player . He is a different option for us . It is starting to show on the pitch .

Wayne Rooney believes Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City . He is now being used in the right way by manager Louis van Gaal .

Manchester United's Wayne Rooney has praised teammate Marouane Fellaini, saying he is one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Fellaini has recently enjoyed an upturn in fortunes and was instrumental in United's wins over Manchester City and Liverpool. Rooney believes Fellaini is being used in the right way by manager Louis van Gaal and is repaying him with goals and good performances.

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Wayne Rooney describes Marouane Fellaini as a 'quality player' who has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United . Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is apherying us out of the pressure and further up the pitch. He is being used in the right way by the manager and he is repaying the manager with goals and good performances.'

Wayne Rooney admires Marouane Fellaini and believes he is getting used in the right way . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday and was recently described as almost undroppable by manager Louis van Gaal . Fellaini has proved a handful for defences and was instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool . Now the Belgian has emerged as a potent attacking weapon under Van Gaal, used as a second striker behind Rooney . On Sunday, City couldn't cope with him just as Liverpool had suffered at his hands at Anfield three weeks earlier. Fellaini is showing

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday and was recently described as almost undroppable by manager Louis van Gaal. Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark. Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United . 'We like to play out

Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe, says Wayne Rooney . Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday . Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way.

Wayne Rooney praises Marouane Fellaini for his performances at Manchester United . Fellaini has been used as a second striker and has been instrumental in wins over Manchester City and Liverpool . United are now in third place in the Barclays Premier League after six league wins in a row.

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Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United team-mate Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday and was recently described as almost undroppable by manager Louis van Gaal. Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way by the manager and he is repaying the manager with goals and good performances.' Fellaini was signed from Everton by Van Gaal's predecessor David Moyes in the summer of 2013 but

Wayne Rooney believes Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday and was recently described as almost undroppable by manager Louis van Gaal. Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark. Marouane Fellaini has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes in recent week at Manchester United

Wayne Rooney says Marouane Fellaini is a handful for defenders to mark. Fellaini is being used in the right way by Louis van Gaal. Fellaini is repaying the manager with goals and good performances.

Manchester United's Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe. Fellaini was one of the stars of United's Manchester derby demolition of neighbours City on Sunday. Now Rooney has revealed his admiration for the former Everton forward, saying: 'He is getting used in the right way. He is a handful for defenders to mark.'

Wayne Rooney hails Marouane Fellaini as one of the best in world football at the moment.

Manchester United team-mate David Rooney praised his teammate David Moyes' decision to buy him from Everton when he was struggling under Moyes' predecessor David Moyes. The Manchester United team-mate praised his teammate David Moyes' decision to buy him from Everton when he was struggling under Moyes' predecessor David Moyes. The Manchester United team-mate said it was difficult for him last year because he struggled with injuries and struggled with injuries and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with teammates and problems with

Marouane Fellaini has gone from Old Trafford scapegoat to one of the most dangerous forwards in Europe . Fellaini is a handful for defenders to mark . Fellaini is being used in the right way by the manager and he is repaying the manager with goals and good performances .

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . During his arrest on charges of

Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . He was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Colon alleged he was yanked from the car

Officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York . Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . The NYPD has said that it will not release further details about Rapiejko .

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . Two years he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest .

Officer who intentionally rammed car into armed suspect faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked car when Rapiejko pointed gun at him . Charges against Colon were dropped six months later .

Officer Michael Rapiejko: New York cop who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect faced excessive force lawsuit . Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . Officer Michael Rapiejko: New York cop who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect faced excessive force lawsuit . Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 .

Officer Michael Rapiejko previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer intentionally slammed car into armed suspect . Rapiejko was with New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . No charges have been brought against officer for February incident .

Officer who intentionally rammed suspect into wall previously faced excessive force lawsuit . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years later, he was defendant in suit filed by man who alleged officer pointed gun at him .

Arizona officer who intentionally hit suspect with car faced lawsuit in New York . Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . Lawsuit alleged Rapiejko pointed gun at man, handcuffed and choked him .

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit . Michael Rapiejko was with New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . After he left, he was one of defendants in suit filed by man who alleged officer pointed gun and threatened to shoot him .

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect . Michael Rapiejko previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Rapiejko's actions in Marana, Arizona, have stirred debate about what type of force police should have used .

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and got out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of

Arizona police officer Michael Rapiejko previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Rapiejko was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged he was threatened with a gun and choked . Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 .

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . During his arrest on charges of

Police officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration

Police officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and got out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental

The Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York, according to court documents. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and got out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car.

Arizona police officer who slammed car into suspect had faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct

Arizona police officer who slammed car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration,

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . He was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Colon

Police in Arizona say they are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and a woman injured in a car crash. The shooting happened around 10:30 p.m. Friday in Marana, Arizona, according to the Marana Police Department. Police said the woman was driving home when a man who was driving a pickup truck came up behind her and fired several shots. The woman was not injured. Police said the man was shot in the head and killed. Police said the woman was taken to a hospital, but she was not listed in critical condition. Police said the man was not wearing a seat belt. Police said the woman

Police justified officer's actions in Marana, Arizona, shooting of suspect . Video from patrol car shows officer's vehicle running into suspect . Police chief: "We don't know that if (Rapiejko) lets him go for another 10 seconds, (Valencia) doesn't take somebody out in the parking lot."

Officer Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . He was sued by man who alleged he was handcuffed and choked by officer in 2005 . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006 . He was sued by man who alleged he was handcuffed and choked by officer in 2005 .

Arizona police officer who slammed car into suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct

An Arizona police officer who intentionally rammed his car into an armed suspect had previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York. Officer Michael Rapiejko was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car.

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into man with rifle in air minutes earlier goes to trial with him for intentional killing . Two years after he resigned, he is one of the defendants in excessive force lawsuit against him .orman Valencia dies from choking

Officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration

Police officer who intentionally slammed car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car . During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly

Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest .

Arizona police officer Michael Rapiejko previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer drove patrol car into armed suspect in Marana, Arizona in February . Chief Terry Rozema said deadly force was authorized and it was unfortunate if the suspect died .

 The Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into an armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit in New York, according to court documents. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at

Arizona police officer who slammed car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration

Arizona police officer who was previously sued for excessive force in New York. He was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that he was handcuffed and choked in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Colon alleged he was yanked from the car, handcuffed and choked. The charges against Colon were dropped six months later. Colon also sued two unnamed officers

New York police officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced an excessive force lawsuit. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the NYPD from 2003 to 2006. He was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest. The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Colon

Arizona officer who intentionally slammed car into suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York. Officer Michael Rapiejko was with NYPD from 2003 to 2006. Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest.

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Arizona police officer who intentionally slammed his car into armed suspect previously faced excessive force lawsuit in New York . Officer Michael Rapiejko was with the New York Police Department from 2003 to 2006 . Two years after he left, he was one of the defendants in a suit filed by a man who alleged that Rapiejko pointed a gun and threatened to shoot him and handcuffed and choked him in front of his family during a 2005 arrest . The lawsuit said Luis Colon had parked his car and gotten out when Rapiejko, with his gun aimed at Colon, ordered him back into the car. During his arrest on charges of obstructing

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Chris Borland, a leading rookie in 2014, turned down four-year, $3million contract . 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk,' he said . The linebacker had two concussions prior to making his announcement . A lawsuit filed in 2012 contended that NFL hid dangers of brain injury among players while profiting from sport's violent physical contact .

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Weiner pushed three-year-old Jordan to park in Manhattan yesterday . Clinton still being scrutinized for using a private server for foreign policy . His wife used a clintonemail.com address, public records on Nexis show . Comes nearly four years after 50-year-old Weiner's own sexting scandal .

Selena Quintanilla-Perez will be re-created as hologram-like figure . The Tejano singer is first to be part of a new technology, says sister . Selena was killed 20 years ago but remains hugely popular .

Former Cardiff, West Brom, Norwich and Derby striker joins MLS franchise . Robert Earnshaw has not played international football since 2012 . Wales' sixth all-time scorer, said he was 'proud to play for my country'

Darnell Devlin, 18, and Kenny Bell, 21, were taken into custody on Thursday in case of pit bull mix Cabella, one, who was found on Wednesday . Both adults charged with two counts of possessing a dog for dog fighting . Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, were charged with animal cruelty and were charged as adults . Police said Cabella was 'too sweet tempered to fight' which could have led to her shooting .

Female juror: "Everyone's life changed because of this" The jurors said they didn't learn of the other charges against Hernandez until after the verdict . For these jurors, the system worked: It's "designed to be fair to both sides"

Valencia, in the south-east of Spain, is the traditional home of paella . Paella Valenciana was created from what was easily available to farmers . Valencia has fantastic beaches an easy hop from from the city centre .

Bruce Rauner said the state was 'lost' and its tax regime 'a disaster' Rauner won Illinois governor's race in November after huge donations . Chris Christie's Republican Governor's Association gave him $7million . Rauner and New Jersey governor Christie have been chummy in public .

Lauren Jill has DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer with a survival rate of less than 10 per cent . Still made it through a full season at the Cincinnati university while raising more than $1.3 million for research into the type of brain tumor she has . She is now seeing her condition worsen as she has problems swallowing .

QPR director Les Ferdinand believes there is a lack of diversity in football . Former striker has called for a Rooney Rule-style law to combat it . Ferdinand says black managers are not even getting chance to interview . FA chairman Greg Dyke first proposed the idea back in 2014 . Suggestion is supported by anti-racist campaigners Kick It Out .

Breast cancer patients may be spared chemotherapy thanks to new tests . Tests pinpoint genetic 'markers' in tumour and determine aggressiveness . They are available privately for £2,500 and may be rolled out soon on NHS . Women told within days whether they have a high risk of disease returning .

Barack Obama took Air Force One to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live . Cost for presidential jet along will have exceeded $1million . Michelle Obama took separate plane to be on The Ellen DeGeneres Show . Both shows were filmed in Burbank, California, on Thursday . White House insists that their 'schedules were not in sync' Obamas flew separately before - for breaks in Hawaii and Martha's Vineyard .

Alexandre and Ronaldo Antunes, fraternal twins, celebrated their birthdays with family and staff at Tufts Medical Center on Thursday . Mother, Lindalva Pinheiro da Silva, was 24 weeks pregnant with the twins when she went into labor . Doctors at Tufts delivered premature Alexandre and gave Ronaldo a better chance at survival by keeping him in de Silva's womb longer . Pinheiro da Silva and father Ronaldo Antunes, along with doctors, were happy to celebrate the boys birthdays after 'exceptionally rare' delivery .

Airline Visual Identity 1945-1975 revisits a time when the skies were dominated by now-defunct airlines . At that time flying was an exclusive experience and passengers wore their best clothes . Adverts feature drawings or photos of beautiful women, famous landmarks and natural beauty spots . The book, published by Berlin-based Callisto Publishers, celebrates the creative genius of the designers .

Chechen national, 32, took children from home in Maastricht, Netherlands . Later updated her Facebook page to say trio had arrived in city of Raqqa . Woman's estranged husband had been concerned about her intentions and had reported her to the police last Autumn . But she managed to convince officers she had no plans to travel to Syria . Shortly after she fled the country with her children using fake passports .

A photographer has captured images of amazing caves near a volcano in the Russian Far East . Denis Budkov, 35, trekked inside the dangerous caves to capture the colourful scenes on show . In the images pink, yellow and green ice can be seen on the roof of the cave . The fantastic colours are the result of sunlight streaming through the glacial ice .

New fungus discovered by the side of the road in Cockley Cley, Norfolk . Named as geastrum britannicum to reflect them being unique to the UK . Mushroom has off-shoots that appear to resemble human arms and legs .

Winston Reid signed new six-and-a-half year deal with West Ham last week . New Zealand international looked set to leave the club for free in summer . Allardyce had said it was unlikely Reid hadn't agreed to join another club . But the West Ham boss has now admitted he was wrong to suggest that .

Police in Dallas shot and killed Jason Harrison last year . A grand jury has decided not to indict the officers . The officers are still facing a civil lawsuit filed by Harrison's family .

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There's no shortage of battle-hardened militants in Afghanistan, writes Nick Paton-Walsh . Concerns are growing about how ISIS may expand into the country . A senior U.S. official fears disaffected Taliban might be attracted to the group .

Wears sensible outfit after posing near-naked for Marfa Journal . Actress poses naked with large marine crustacean between her legs . Wrote 'I put the HOT in PSYCHOTIC' on her bare chest . Photographed exposing chain underwear beneath nun's costume . WARNING: EXPLICIT PHOTO CONTENT .

Scott Mayhew was working on his car when it fell off its jack crushing him . Wife Nicole was at work when she felt a 'funny feeling' husband needed her . Rushed home to find Mr Mayhew in a great deal of pain under the vehicle . She believes it was divine intervention that told her to return and save him .

John Massung witnessed the scene Thursday as he was parachuting near Sebastian Inlet . The sharks pictured swarming 100 feet off the beach are thought to be Blacktip or Spinners - which migrate this time of year to breed .

Teenager stopped from joining from joining IS after plane held at Heathrow . 15-year-old went to same school as three who fled to Syria last month . They and other girl all attended Bethnal Green Academy in east London . Total of eight from the academy shown to have had interest in extremism .

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Rory Mcilroy five shots behind leader Morgan Hoffman at Bay Hill . World No 1 had dinner with Arnold Palmer on Thursday night . Rickie Fowler says McIlroy must be favourite for the Masters next month . First time in eight rounds this year that McIlroy broke 70 in Florida . Matt Every one shot behind Hoffman - Ian Poulter one behind McIlroy .

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The sentencing phase in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial begins in a federal court in Boston . Prosecutor shows pictures of the four victims and Tsarnaev flipping his middle finger . Victims testify about the impact of the bombing on their lives .

Rula Jebreal: Netanyahu showed his views during the closing days of the campaign . She says he favors policies that deny Israel's Arab citizens equal rights .

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Sir Ranulph Fiennes is receiving medical attention at Marathon des Sables . Veteran explorer, 71, has completed most gruelling stage of the desert race . Forced to lie down intermittently during last few hours so he could finish . Aiming to become the oldest Briton to complete the six-day ultra-marathon .

Vladimir Putin cuts government salaries, including his own, by 10% . Move comes after Putin canceled holiday vacations .

Kenyans use hashtag #147notjustanumber to honor victims of Kenya university attack . The attack killed 142 students, three security officers and two university security personnel .

Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton was attacked daily by her children . The mother used to lock herself in her bedroom to escape the violence . She now admits it was because they had no boundaries or rules at home .

Snowy owl captured finding food near Ottawa, Canada, by Rick Dobson . Owls fly silently when they hunt and approach their prey from a low angle .

Spencer took a week long trip the No 1 Bootcamp in Morocco . The Made In Chelsea star wanted to get in shape before the new series . He took his girlfriend Lauren Frazer-Hutton along for the trip .

Jessica Kemp, 32, has slammed Seminole County Elementary in Eustis . Faculty have threatened to remove her kindergartner son Logan . Claims the oils aide him and haven't caused problems before . School district have said they will not suspend him as it's a 'health issue'

Scotland beat Gibraltar 6-1 at Hampden Park on Sunday afternoon . At one point, the scores were level at 1-1 when Lee Casciaro equalised . The strike marked Gilbraltar's first competitive goal in their history . Casciaro says the goal was a dream come true, an 'unimaginable moment'

Russia says Kim Jong Un has canceled trip to Moscow . Frida Ghitis: Gauging Kim's state of mind no easy task .

Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith made comments at a hustings event . Three quarters of Labour candidates back scrapping Trident system . Replacing deterrent with a ‘like for like’ system would cost around £100bn .

Lisa Heath, 45, quizzed by police after colleague saw white powder in bag . Assistant at Willowtown Primary School initially said drugs weren't hers . But later changed her story and accepted a caution for possession .

NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan believes we're close to finding alien life . Indications within a decade; definitive evidence within "20 to 30 years," she said . Finding water on other celestial bodies is key to determination .

Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria will spend Easter Sunday in Portugal . Man United defender Rojo posted an image of himself on board plane . Rojo was joined by his family - including his wife and daughter . Argentina ace Rojo has been accused of sleeping with a fitness instructor . The Red Devils face local rivals Manchester City on April 12 .

HMS Ocean had five women removed in nine years, according to new data . At least one sailor airlifted from HMS Illustrious, nicknamed 'HMS Lusty' MoD spokesman confirmed there was a strict 'no touching' rule in place .

Calum Davenport was arrested for allegedly assaulting his team-mate . The incident happened after Davenport had played for Elstow Abbey FC . Davenport can count Tottenham and West Ham among his former clubs . The 32-year-old defender has been bailed until April 17 .

For delicious food, try the Broadstairs Food Festival from April 4 to 6 . Celebrate William Shakespeare's birthday on 23rd April . Escape to Dorset's cosmopolitan seaside town, Bournemouth . With clear, warm waters the Isles of Scilly are England's tropical paradise . For more spring ideas, see visitengland.com .

Witnesses say they saw 30-year-old Jesus Rodriguez Rojas inappropriately touching his four-year-old niece and begged him to stop . Rojas has been arrested and charged with sex abuse and injuring a child . The child has been taken to the hospital for evaluation .

Music streaming service Spotify has analysed 2.8 million 'sleep' playlists . Ed Sheeran's single Thinking Out Loud is the top sleep-inducing song . The Brit singer-songwriter appears seven times on the Top 20 list .

University of Cambridge astronomers have found new nine dwarf galaxies in orbit around the Milky Way . They are the first to be discovered orbiting the Milky Way in a decade since dozens were found in 2005 and 2006 . There are nine in total, ranging in distance from 95,000 to 1.2 million light-years . Each is a billion times dimmer and a million times less massive than the Milky Way, and contain much fewer stars . But they are thought to be 99% dark matter - which could help confirm theories of its presence in the cosmos .

Mr Scott, 50, was gunned down by Officer Michael Slager on Saturday morning in Charleston, South Carolina . Singer Janelle Monáe said: 'This brought tears to my eyes. #WalterScott reminds me of my uncle, family. Can only imagine the pain his fam feels . Rapper Big Boi simply tweeted an image of a black square with the words: '#WalterScott' Slager has been charged with murder and could face the death penalty .

Roseanne Barr told the Daily Beast that she is slowly going blind . Barr said she has macular degeneration and glaucoma .

Men believed to be masterminds of plot 'scouted' police stations to attack . Alleged ringleader held under tough anti-terror laws without being charged . Friend of the teenagers reveals the moment they 'became radicalised' Killing of Numan Haider last year said to be when they became extremist . Also revealed teens were being recruited of top ISIS official, Neil Prakash . Instagram account of Sevdet Besim give insight into the mind of the teen . He was one of five men arrested as part of anti-terror raids in Melbourne . Police allege the teenagers planned to target an Anzac Day ceremony .

The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend is an annual four-day music festival that takes place over Easter . It also puts on North America's biggest pre-1960's era car show . An estimated 20,000 attendees flock to The Orleans Hotel and Casino for the event each year .

Figures come a week after Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed from the BBC . Top Gear took up first, third and fifth spots in iPlayer top five for February . Episode two of the BB2 show's last series was watched 2,645,000 times .

An African-American man in his twenties beats a white man after asking about Michael Brown . Two more young black men join in the beating, which is caught on cameras .

Lizzi Crawford piled on the pounds after feasting on takeaways . She decided to make a change after a child mistook her for being pregnant . Lizzi went on to loose almost 8st slimming down to 12.5 st . She also fought off cervical cancer after she was diagnosed in 2012 .

Brian O'Driscoll laments lack of money in the English game . The French league has become a honeypot for billionaires . Saracens are the only English team left in the Champions Cup .

Bath and Yale University scientists reveal clean hydrogen power . Using a new material they say it can be generated from easily from water . A new molecular catalyst splits water and makes storable energy . Breakthrough could provide the world with more sustainable fuels .

'Significant' ore deposit could herald the beginning of highland gold rush . Turkish mining giant and UK's GreenOre look to make further exploration . Small community cautiously optimistic about find but wants to know more .

Molly Wood, 74, killed when car with its engine running 'lurched forward' The pensioner was killed in Tesco car park in Pontefract, West Yorkshire . Her younger sister was also injured as she went to get a parking ticket .

Moses Yitzchok Greenfeld died while swimming in Hampstead . He was seen in difficulty in water at 5.30pm and body recovered at 11pm . Eyewitnesses claim emergency services crew watched as boys dived in . Family pay tribute to 'wonderful' and 'friendly' teenager .

Keith Thurman defeated Robert Guerrero to retain the WBA title . Thurman knocked Guerrero down in the ninth round . He also won easily on all three ringside scorecards . It was the first prime-time fight on NBC in 30 years . It was also the first of five scheduled Saturday prime-time bouts on NBC . Adrien Broner beat John Molina in the super lightweight bout .

General Raymond Odierno has admitted he is 'very concerned' about cuts . Warned it will diminish Britain's ability to fight future campaigns overseas . Former head of British army also warned against plans to cut budget . Sir Peter Wall described the world as 'uncertain' amid the threat of ISIS . His criticisms were echoed by former Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox . Dr Fox said backing down on military promises 'gave comfort to enemies' A report revealed George Osborne would reduce spending to 1.8 per cent . This would fall below the 2 per cent benchmark set by NATO members .

Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp believes his side can overturn 2-1 deficit . Klopp's side have kept a clean sheet in their last three league games . The Black and Yellows have improved since the return of Mats Hummels .

Lee Blackett will move to the Aviva Premiership side next season . The 32-year-old is currently head coach at Championship club Rotherham . Blackett will replace former Wales fly-half Stephen Jones .

Greek government has insisted that Germany must repay a loan forced on occupied Athens in 1942 and make reparations for Nazi atrocities . Germany says demands are irrelevant to Greece's current debt troubles . Comes ahead of crunch meeting between Angela Merkel and Alexis Tsipras .

Chelsea won 3-1 away at Leicester in the Premier League on Wednesday . John Terry scored Chelsea's second in their win at the King Power Stadium . Goal was Terry's fourth in the Premier League this season . Ex-West Ham defender Julian Dicks scored 10 during the 1995-96 season . READ: Branislav Ivanovic has more assists than Mesut Ozil .

Lisa Stockbridge to be sentenced next month for dealing drugs in Sydney . The 42-year-old was dealing drugs as she was running the entertainment company Urban Society she set up in 2010 . She posted a lengthy post on Facebook on Wednesday after A Current Affair aired a story on her double life as a drug dealer . Stockbridge commented there wasn't anything difficult about drug dealing . She said her charges weren't equal to 10 years in jail and she may face four . She was arrested in December 2013 after police bugged her Range Rover .

Monaco host Arsenal in UEFA Champions League last 16 on Tuesday night . The club's 18,000 capacity Stade Louis II has sold out for the clash . No club has surrended a two-goal lead after playing first leg away . Arsene Wenger picture special: Sportsmail marks his return to Monaco . READ: Monaco's Ricardo Carvalho warns his side against complacency .

Dean Wilson, 37, drove over father Norman twice because he was angry . Jailed for six years after admitting causing grievous bodily harm with intent . 60-year-old laughed at threat because it reminded him of Terminator line . Now, Mr Wilson, from Chesterfield, is terrified and planning to move away .

Sienna Miller, 33, is 'not a gym person' but loves yoga . Mother-of-one works with a personal trainer, power-walking and jogging . Try hip rolls, a Pilates move that targets the 'oblique' abdominal muscles .

Brendan Rodgers enjoys a good relationship with Liverpool's owners . But he admitted that if results hadn't improved, he could have been sacked . Rodgers said he was sacked by Reading despite being backed by board . The Liverpool boss said it taught him to adapt when times were tough .

US military's Darpa has developed a method to stop infectious diseases . It involves encoding RNA and DNA with instructions for antibodies . A person could then be injected with the antibodies at a pharmacy . This enables a person's cells to fight an infectious disease . It could be used to prevent mass outbreaks, such as Ebola . Testing in people is expected to begin in two years .

The baby made formed unmistakable symbol with fingers during scan . Mother-to-be Dee Parsons from Godalming, Surrey said it was 'reassuring' The gesture is associated with wartime prime minister Winston Churchill . If the baby is a boy Mrs Parsons and her husband may name him Winston .

Artefacts were on display at the Kaetsu Educational and Cultural Centre . Staff launched a search for the wooden plaque and replica textbook . They were loaned to the university by Okinawa's Peace Memorial Museum . Tourist returned the artefacts and offered an apology to staff .

Willingness to learn is significantly influence by our genes . Study was by Goldsmiths University in London and Ohio State University . More than 13,000 twins aged nine to 16 took part in the research . but there is no specific gene for how much children enjoy learning .

Chris Smalling agrees new long-term Manchester United contract . The deal is believed to worth around £80,000 a week . 25-year-old has become a regular starter under Louis van Gaal . Van Gaal reveals he's 'delighted' that Smalling has penned a new deal .

Cricket World Cup final will be Michael Clarke's last one-day international . The 33-year-old Australian has decided to retire from the 50-over game . Clarke intends to lead the Aussies into this summer’s Ashes showdown . He is desperate to win in England in what will be his last Ashes away tour .

Brent Sass of Eureka was told he violated Rule 35 of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, which prohibits cellphones and other two-way communication devices with wireless capability . The 35-year-old musher was running fifth place and a quarter of the way through the 979-mile contest when he was pulled off the course . Sass, owner and founder of Wild and Free Mushing, has been racing and training huskies for 12 years .

Tyfine Hamilton, 15, turned himself in on Friday in connection with the murder of James Stuhlman, 51 . His classmate Brandon Smith, 15, is already in custody along with another 14-year-old boy for the alleged murder . Police said that both boys have been charged with murder and robbery and each have confessed to the crime .

Election TV debates only arrived in the UK in 2010 . Broadcasters are keen to repeat the head-to-head format in the run-up to the 2015 poll . But factional politics and arguments about who is invited may derail a TV debate .

Marouane Fellaini has drawn plaudits for his recent performances . The Belgian's form has dramatically improved in recent weeks . Fellaini endured a terrible start to his United career under David Moyes . Wayne Rooney says Fellaini is one of the best in world football .

Officer Michael Rapiejko was sued in New York over claims he used excessive force during an arrest . The city settled the lawsuit while Rapiejko and others admitted no guilt . Rapiejko left the NYPD voluntarily in 2006, source tells CNN .