Out of prison and free to stroll around Ireland's capital, this is the notorious 'Black Widow' killer who murdered her husband. Catherine Nevin was allowed out on day release on Wednesday afternoon despite being jailed for life in April 2000 for arranging to having her publican husband Tom shot dead. The 62-year-old was permitted to attend an addiction studies course and was pictured leaving Mountjoy prison and making her way from Dublin's Dochas Centre to the Oblates in the city's Inchicore suburb. Black Widow Catherine Nevin leaving Mountjoy Prison as she walks to get a bus. An unsuspecting commuter sat next to her as she made her way through the city centre and to her course in the suburbs . Catherine and Tom Nevin on their wedding day. The 62-year-old was given life in prison for arranging to have her husband shot dead . She walked through the city centre to Dorset Street where she waited for a bus before attending the addiction studies course. Ireland's most infamous woman prisoner went largely unnoticed as she took the bus unaccompanied after leaving prison - with an unsuspecting female commuter sitting down next to her - according the Daily Mirror. Catherine Nevin leaving the Central Criminal Court in Dublin during her trial in 2000 . Dressed in jeans, a blue fleece top and a pair of black Ugg boots, Nevin took in sights she hasn't seen since being jailed 15 years ago. She laughed and joked with a pal for more than an hour at the nearby Applegreen Garage before her course started. She failed last July to have her conviction overturned, though this outing will fuel speculation a full release from jail is imminent. Her temporary release is understood to have been approved by the parole board and sanctioned by the Justice Minister. The course is part of her pre-release plan to help her integrate back into society once freed. Nevin's current study leave is her latest educational placement after she studied the same topic at the Mounttown Community Facility in Dun Laoghaire last October. While attending that course, run by the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Drugs Task Force, she was always accompanied by prison warders. Completion of the course gives participants a FETAC Level 5 Addiction Studies Certificate. It's believed that as well as attending the course in Inchicore, Nevin has also been using facilities at Maynooth University in Co Kildare and Trinity College over the past few weeks. While in prison Nevin has been keeping herself busy. She has a job in the jail library and likes to do makeovers on other inmates. It was revealed in July 2013 how Scissor Sister Charlotte Mulhall, who is serving life for murder, regarded her as a close friend in jail. Despite her high-profile conviction she has never taken responsibility for her role in the murder of Tom and is also still fighting for a share in his substantial estate. Tom Nevin was shot dead in the couple's pub, Jack White's Inn, in Brittas Bay, Co Wicklow, in March 1996. His wife was also convicted

Summary: Catherine Nevin was allowed out despite being jailed for life in April 2000 . 62-year-old was seen on the bus, with a pal and walking around in Dublin . Sat next to unsuspecting commuter on bus and went totally unnoticed . Ireland's most infamous female prisoner murdered husband Tom in 1996 .


Thierry Henry believes Arsenal need to sign four new players this summer if they are to challenge for the Premier League title next season. 'Arsenal need to buy four players, they need that spine,' the Frenchman told Sky Sports. 'They need a goalkeeper, they still need a centre back, they still need a holding midfielder and, I’m afraid, they need a top, top-quality striker in order to win this league again.' Here, Sportsmail’s Simon Jones analyses the possible options for Arsenal in key positions. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will be looking to add to his squad ahead of the 2015-16 Premier League season . GOALKEEPERS . PETR CECH . Chelsea . Cost: £10million . Jose Mourinho says it will cost 'huge money' for Cech who at 32 is still reliable and a calming influence. Paris Saint-Germain remain the front-runners for his signature although Liverpool maintain hope too. The figures and Cech's age would normally act as a deterrent for the cash-conscious Arsene Wenger. However, Cech's experience could settle an often nervy defence and lift the performance levels of those around him. Petr Cech looks set to leave Chelsea after losing his No 1 spot to Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois . BERND LENO . Bayer Leverkusen . Cost: £12million . Arsenal have a keen interest in the 23-year-old German Under 21 international. He already has good experience having made his Champions League debut against Chelsea in 2011 at 19. Arsenal scouts watching his team-mate Lars Bender have been impressed and Leno is interested in a move. His contract runs to 2018 but he said: 'The foreign option is certainly appealing. A new language, a new culture - that I could definitely imagine.' Bernd Leno pulls off a brilliant save during Bayer Leverkusen's 1-1 Bundesliga draw against Cologne . MATTIA PERIN . Genoa . Cost: £16million . Arsenal have pondered the experience of Real Madrid's Iker Casillas, the promise of Mainz's Loris Karius but Mattia Perin at Genoa keeps cropping up on their scouting lists. He is 22 and tipped to become the new Gianluigi Buffon but Arsenal have watched him for three years now. Liverpool have also considered him as have Inter Milan. Another option with Premier League experience and at a similar price who has been discussed is Asmir Begovic of Stoke City. Arsenal have been scouting 22-year-old Genoa goalkeeper Mattia Perin for the past three years . DEFENDERS . ALEKSANDAR DRAGOVIC . Dinamo Kiev . Cost: £12million . Dragovic has been watched several times by Arsenal scouts. The Austria international is the subject of interest from Inter Milan and they are keen to strike a deal at the end of the season. Manchester United and West Ham have also watched Dragovic after first being alerted when he played for Basle alongside Fabian Schar. Arsenal though remain unsure Dragovic is for them. The Gunners have been keeping track of Aleksandar Dragovic but the Austrian is a target for Inter Milan . AYMEN ABDENNOUR . Monaco . Cost: £10million . The 25-year-old Tunisia international has not long extended his contract until 2019 but

Summary: Thierry Henry wants Arsenal to sign a 'spine' of top players . Arsenal look set to fall short of challenging for the Premier League title . The likes of Petr Cech could be available come the end of the season . Edinson Cavani is hoping for a move away from Paris Saint-Germain . John Terry: Arsenal will never be champions with their tippy-tappy football .


Controversial bookmakers Paddy Power have provoked outrage with a 'joke' about the African-American police beatings. In a tweet published ahead of Liverpool's clash against Newcastle tonight, the bookmakers appeared to make light of the issue in the wake of a succession of stories in the US regarding police shootings on African-Americans. On the Paddy Power Offers page, a tweet was published that read: 'Newcastle have suffered more Kop beatings over the last 20 years than an unarmed African-American male'. It was accompanied by a smirking picture of Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers and has resulted in a furious backlash on social media. Controversy: Paddy Power appeared to make a joke about the recent police shootings on African-Americans . One said: 'This is the most disgusting tweet I've read in probably my entire time on Twitter.' She added: 'How dare you make the execution of Black men in America the butt of your jokes'. Another quipped: 'What's funny? Black people being killed? Explain yourself.' Others lined up to condemn the bookmakers describing the tweet as 'deplorable', 'unbelievable', 'horrible' and 'disgusting'. Last week, white South Carolina police officer Michael Slager was charged with the murder of Walter Scott, a black man, who was filmed running away from the officer. Mourners at Mr Scott's funeral service were told by the pastor that his death was the result of 'overt 'racism'. This is not the first time Paddy Power - who employs Harriet Harman's son, Harry Dromey as its 'Mischief Champion' - has courted controversy. Paddy Power's controversial advert about the outcome of the Oscar Pistorius murder trial was the most complained about advertisement in Britain last year. It offered 'money back if he walks' for punters betting on the outcome of the trial. After receiving 5,525 complaints, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) pulled the advert on the grounds it trivialised 'the issues surrounding a murder trial, the death of a woman and disability.' Pistorius was last year jailed for five years for killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, although he could be released this year. Criticism: Paddy Power's controversial advert about the outcome of the Oscar Pistorius murder trial was the most complained about advertisement in Britain last year . Earlier this year, the bookmakers attracted criticism for an advertising campaign poking fun at foreign owners of British football clubs by featuring a team of players wearing Middle Eastern robes. In the past, it has been derided for an advert showing a cat being kicked into a tree by a blind footballer. It was the most complained about advert of 2010, but was cleared by the ASA and did not face a ban. Paddy Power also created 2002's most complained-about advert, with a campaign that placed odds on two elderly women making it across the road safely. On that occasion, it was banned by the ASA. Last year, the bookmakers sponsored US basketball star Dennis Rodman to make a controversial trip to North Korea to hand over gifts to Kim Jong-un. This included an Irish Whiskey set - reportedly worth thousands of pounds - which was given as

Summary: Paddy Power said on its Twitter page: 'Newcastle have suffered more Kop beatings over the last 20 years than an unarmed African-American male' It has resulted in a furious backlash, with people calling it 'deplorable' Bookmakers have attracted criticism in the past for controversial adverts .


Computers may soon be able to transmit the complexities of human personalities, the Stanford professor who originally set up Google's X laboratory has claimed. Sebastian Thrun, who founded the Google X laboratory where the Internet search giant has developed Google Glass and driverless cars, said it was often difficult to grasp concepts before they come to fruition. But he said that, much like data is now routinely transmitted via computers, the same may soon be true for full personalities. Scroll down for video . Sebastian Thrun (R), the founder of the Google X research library, looks on as virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier speaks at a symposium at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California on April 2, 2015 . 'Perhaps we can get to the point where we can outsource our own personal experiences entirely into a computer - and possibly our own personality. 'Maybe we're going to have a demo at some point where the computer runs 'Sebastian,'' he told a symposium Thursday evening at Stanford University. 'It's maybe unimaginable but it's not as far off as people think. It's very doable,' said the German-born computer scientist, who remains a fellow at Google. 'I do believe that in all these technologies we have just scratched the surface. 'Almost everything interesting hasn't been invented yet,' he said. Other upcoming inventions predicted by Thrun include flying cars, computers that are implantable into the human body, and medical treatments that will drastically curb unnatural deaths. Thrun was speaking as part of events to mark the premiere of 'The Demo,' an experimental opera about the 1968 data transmission test by scientist Doug Engelbart that helped pave the way for the creation of the Internet. But Jaron Lanier, a virtual reality pioneer known for his books on the philosophy of computers, doubted that scientists could ascertain how to share personalities. 'You are a moving target, and the way you change yourself in response to the presence of that technology would undo any ability to measure whether it has succeeded,' he said. The California giant's patent says that one day a robot personality could replicate the robot's owner, 'a deceased loved one,' or 'a celebrity.' Above it Atlas, which according to Google-owned Boston Dynamics, is a 'high mobility, humanoid robot designed to negotiate outdoor, rough terrain. According to Google owned Boston Dynamics, Atlas is a 'high mobility, humanoid robot designed to negotiate outdoor, rough terrain. 'Atlas can walk bipedally leaving the upper limbs free to lift, carry, and manipulate the environment. 'In extremely challenging terrain, Atlas is strong and coordinated enough to climb using hands and feet, to pick its way through congested spaces.' Lanier warned that Silicon Valley puts too much faith in technology's progress. 'I think we are going to have a real struggle to define ourselves in a humane and sweet way as we go through a lot of changes,' he said. He warned that technological innovations risked worsening inequality, saying: 'I don't think the interests of entrepreneurs and everyone else are always aligned.' He gave the example of Egypt, saying that Silicon Valley

Summary: Google has already patented system to swap robot personalities . Sebastian Thrun says system to swap personalities is 'doable'


A Florida bus passenger was arrested for throwing a Snickers bar at the driver's head after threatening him and being disruptive during the ride, according to police. Joel Parker, 33, was about to get off the Sunshine Bus in St Johns County on Wednesday when he asked the driver if he would like a Snickers bar. When the driver declined the offering, Parker threw the candy bar at his head instead, police said. The driver was not injured but called the police and Parker was arrested for battery, according to WFTV. Parker posted $250 bond and was issued a trespass warning. He is also never allowed to use the bus again. Joel Parker, 33, was arrested for throwing a Snickers bar at a bus driver's head after threatening and disrupting him during the ride through St Johns County, Florida, according to police .

Summary: Joel Parker, 33, was riding the bus in St Johns County, Florida . Police said he threatened the driver and was disruptive during the ride . As he got off the bus he offered the candy bar to the driver, who declined . He was arrested for battery and is never allowed to ride the bus again .


It was a tall order for workman but they have successfully completed the latest tourist attraction in China expected to draw the crowds. The new 'Skywalk' observation deck has opened to the public in Yunyang County, southwest China, and those with vertigo are advised to stay at home. The cantilevered platform in Chongqing has a 720 degree view from a vantage point that stands nearly 4,000 feet above sea level. Its incredible viewing area protrudes nearly 90ft from the cliff face at the Longgang scenic area - which is more than 16ft longer than a similar tourist attraction at the Grand Canyon in America. Daredevils will be able to step out onto the transparent walkway to get a dizzying peak at the valley floor, a full 2,350 feet below them. Work on the £3.7 million structure started in March last year with builders facing a terrifying trip to work each day. It is now open to anyone who dares... Overhang: Workmen apply the finishing touches to the cantilevered platform in Chongqing, which measures 27 metres from the edge of the cliff and 718 metres above the river in the basin below . Stunning views: The observation deck, perched on top of a 718-metre cliff, boasts incredible views over Yunyang County in China . Bottomless walkway: Workers remove the wooden planks and reveal the see-through walkway visitors will experience at the tourist attraction . Bottom up: The view directly below the skywalk shows how thick and sturdy the 900-tonne engineering feat has to be to support itself . Clifftop views: The blue sky can be seen through the transparent panels of the new £3.7 million tourist attraction opening in China . Long way down: The beautiful blue waters of the river can be seen a full 718 metres below the viewing deck . Second place: The cantilevered platform in Chongqing, China, is five metres longer than the skywalk at the Grand Canyon, pictured .

Summary: The £3.7 million structure is the longest skywalk in the world beating one at the Grand Canyon by five metres . The cantilevered platform in Chongqing offers visitors a 720 degree view of the canyon below . Glass platforms and transparent barriers mean people get an unobstructed view of the natural beauty spot .


A teen club volleyball player and her family are suing after they said her coaches spiked her playing time and her league blocked a transfer to another club. Audrey Dimitrew, 16, of Virginia accepted a spot on the under-16 Chantilly Juniors in November believing she would get playing time, but was told by coaches she did not have the skills to compete with her team. The sophomore at Woodgrove High School and her family sued the Chesapeake Region Volleyball Association on March 10 after they said she was accepted to another club but was denied the transfer from her league. The lawsuit seeks to let Audrey transfer clubs and asks for attorney fees. Scroll down for video . Audrey Dimitrew, 16, of Virginia accepted a spot on the under-16 Chantilly Juniors club but was benched first two tournaments of the season and was told her skills were not up to par to compete with her team . She along with her family (her mother Susan pictured left), have filed a lawsuit against the league, Chesapeake Region Volleyball Association, seeking for Audrey to transfer teams . Coaches told Audrey she had the potential to play college volleyball and that she would get 'significant tournament game experience' as one of two setters on the team, according to court documents. However, things changed after the season began, her attorney Robert J. Cunningham said, and she was told she did not have the skills to compete with the team. She was benched the first two tournaments and the coach told her she would not play much for the rest of the season, according to the Washington Post. Audrey was then told by her coach that she could transfer to another club in the league if she wanted or she could be a practice player for the team. She chose to transfer teams and found another club, NV Premier, who wanted her but the league cried foul and said no to a transfer. After several appeals to the league were denied, the family filed suit. 'It wasn't about playing time, it was about playing. She wants to play,' Audrey's mother, Susan told CBS. Audrey was offered a spot on another club, NV Premier, but the league said she could not transfer. Her mother said the dispute is not about playing time but about 'playing' claiming her daughter 'wants to play' The league's handbook says players are ordinarily forbidden to transfer teams but can switch if they show a 'verifiable hardship condition exists.' 'Should CHRVA allow players the ability to move teams when they are unhappy with the amount of playtime they are receiving, we would be overwhelmed with requests to change teams,' a league official wrote in a January 26 letter to Audrey's parents. The Dimitrews' attorney says that this is true in Audrey's case, but the league disagrees. An attorney for the league, Kenneth G. Stallard, declined to comment on the case Wednesday on behalf of his client, saying they 'will not comment on active litigation matters.' However the lawsuit turns out, Audrey is likely out

Summary: Audrey Dimitrew, a sophomore in high school in Virginia, filed a suit with her family against Chesapeake Regional Volleyball Association . She said she accepted spot on team believing she would get playing time, but was benched for first two tournaments . Teen was accepted onto a different team but league said player has to show 'verifiable hardship condition exists' to be moved to another team .


Swansea manager Garry Monk believes a strong finish will put a different slant on Everton's season - but he is determined to stop his former manager Roberto Martinez profiting at his old Liberty Stadium stomping ground on Saturday. Martinez was lauded by Everton fans last season as the club qualified for Europe with a fifth-placed finish in the Barclays Premier League. But the going has been a lot tougher for the Spaniard in his second season on Merseyside with Everton having only removed the spectre of relegation by winning their last three matches. Garry Monk wants Swansea to continue their own impressive form with victory over Everton on Saturday . Bafetimbi Gomis (centre) scored twice for Swansea in their 3-1 victory over Hull last weekend . Ki Sung-Yueng (second right) also got on the scoresheet as Swansea maintained their impressive form . Vandals even defaced the outside of Goodison Park with 'Martinez Out' and 'Not Good Enough' sprayed on the wall of a stand in white paint, but Monk insists that is simply a part of modern-day football when results do not go your way. 'I always say you're only a few games away from being great or rubbish,' Monk said. 'Roberto is a good manager, but sometimes you have good periods and sometimes you have bad ones. 'It's just making sure you come through them and he's won the last three games, they're back on the up and he'll want to finish the season strongly. 'Of course they'd want to be pushing further up the league and it's not a position you'd associate with Everton. 'But if they can get back up to finish positively it will put a different twist on the season.' Everton have had to balance their domestic commitments with a demanding Europa League campaign which saw them knocked out at the round-of-16 stage last month. And Monk knows from Swansea being in the competition last season how much that has an impact on Premier League performances and results. 'Europe is tough, the travelling and constant games in certain periods,' Monk said. 'It all adds up and the intensity of the football at this level takes it out of you and takes its toll. 'Whether it (Everton's results) is all down to that I don't know, but it does play a major part and if you look at the teams who have played in the Europa League, including ourselves, it has had an impact.' Swansea have never beaten Everton in the league but they claimed a point at Goodison Park in November after being reduced to 10 men following Jonjo Shelvey's dismissal. Martinez criticised Swansea's 'strange' tactics and style of play that day but Monk put it down to 'more frustration with his own side and not winning the game'. Roberto Martinez is hoping to continue Everton's form against his former team in the Premier League . Monk (right) holds no ill feeling towards Martinez, despite him criticising Swansea after defeat in November . 'It might have been a game they'd targeted to win and when it doesn't

Summary: Everton have won their last three games and visit Swansea on Saturday . Swansea manager Garry Monk is hoping to stifle Everton's revival . Swansea beat them in November and have been on a good run themselves .


Just as we humans flock to the UK's coastline when the days get longer and warmer, jellyfish arrive in their droves to seemingly ruin it for us. A recent surge in jellyfish numbers has moved tourism group Stay In Cornwall to reassure swimmers that the water is fine and we need not be discouraged by the sight of these brainless, boneless creatures that have been around for 500 million years. 'We want to put the minds of holidaymakers at ease by showing that jellyfish are not as harmful as they may appear,' says Stay In Cornwall's Matt Fletcher. 'Swimming in the sea is one of the most enjoyable parts of a coastal holiday and one that should not be avoided simply because of jellyfish in the water.' With the warmer months comes a surge in the number of jellyfish, such as this barrel variety at Kynance Cove, off the UK's coastline . The water is fine: Stay In Cornwall has reassured swimmers to not be discouraged by the increased sight of the unusual sea creatures . Not all jellyfish found off UK beaches can sting humans, and for the majority of cases, stings are mild or are easily treated. How to deal with a sting as changed in recent years, with the long-adopted method of pouring vinegar over stings now considered a big no-no. The theory that covering the affected area with urine has also been debunked, with NHS now recommending the best product to use now is shaving cream. Stay in Cornwall's put together a simple guide to dealing with UK jellyfish with help from University of Exeter natural environment lecturer Dr Matthew Witt, a jellyfish fan who urges beachgoers to look but don't touch. The stunning sight of a compass jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), which has a painful sting, captured underwater in Cornwall . Thousands of visitors who will soon flock to the UK's beaches have been told to look but not touch jellyfish they will inevitably see . 'Jellyfish are an important part of our British wildlife and lead amazing lives - we see them year round, but mostly in summer months and lots around the South West, this is a great place to see marine wildlife,' Dr Witt says. 'But remember look and don't touch. If you do happen to come into contact with a jellyfish then follow these simple instructions. Also, please take time to inform the Marine Conservation Society of your sighting as this information will help us to understand the health of our coastal seas.' If the person stung doesn't have serious symptoms such as breathing difficulties or chest pain and hasn't been caught in a sensitive area, such as the face or genitals you can deal with a sting yourself, says the NHS. After leaving the water immediately the stung person should stay as still as possible to not to increase the spread of toxins through the body. The stingers should then be removed (tweezers are best) and then apply the shaving cream. An ice pack will also reduce pain and inflammation if one is

Summary: A recent surge in jellyfish numbers has been recorded off the coast of the UK as the weather has warmed up . Stay In Cornwall has been moved to reassure swimmers that going in the water is safe, even with some jellyfish . NHS-approved method of treating jellyfish stings is now shaving cream, not urine or vinegar as previously though .


Runner: A Short Story About a Long Run . by Lizzy Hawker . (Aurum Press £12.99) Waiting nervously at the starting line of her first 155 km race around Mont Blanc, 29-year-old Lizzy Hawker looked down at her holey long johns, clumpy trail shoes and the poorly fitting rucksack she had borrowed, then up at the elite Lycra kit of her fellow competitors. She had entered the 2005 Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB) on a whim — but now, the reality of the challenge ahead began to sink in. She would be covering almost the same distance as that between her birthplace in the London suburbs and Southampton, where she was studying for a PhD in environmental science. And her slight, 5 ft 4 in body would have to keep lifting those heavy shoes through 8,500m of ascent and descent — equivalent to climbing from sea level to the summit of Everest and back. Some 26 hours, 51 minutes and 51 seconds later, Hawker surprised herself, and everyone else, by becoming the first woman to cross the dark, wet, Alpine finish line that year, coming 24th overall. Lizzy Hawker entered the 2005 Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (pictured) on a whim and she's since gone on to become Britain’s most distinctive female ‘ultra runner’ She would go on to become Britain’s most distinctive female ‘ultra runner’, coming first in the UTMB five times, taking gold in the Women’s 100km World Championships in Korea in 2006, setting a new women’s world record for 24 hours on the road in the 2011 Commonwealth Championships and a new course record at the sunbaked 246 km Spartathlon in 2012. But Hawker’s inspirational memoir does not focus on the figures. She’s more interested in why she is able to push herself beyond normal limits, and how running makes her feel. Her book is strong on Buddhist philosophy and the peace that comes with living fully in the now. Raised in Upminster, East London, Hawker says she always felt a profound connection to nature. She became a vegetarian aged five, and knew her future lay in the mountains after her first skiing trip to Zermatt when she was six. Only a few years later, frustrated by the queue for the cable cars, she threw her skis over her shoulders and beat her family back down the mountain. When you ask artists and musicians why they chose their paths, they will often reply that all children love to draw and sing: they just refused to stop. Hawker feels the same about running. Studying at Cambridge and later working for the British Antarctic Survey, she struggled with the hours at her desk and confined on boats. She ran at weekends and after work, clocking an average time in the London Marathon and later winning a race across the fells. But after that first UTMB triumph, Hawker knew she had found her calling and she renounced the world of employment. Sponsorship from The North Face helped fund her travel to races around the world. She owns few possessions, travelling with just clothes, shoes and

Summary: Lizzy Hawker entered the 2005 Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB) on a whim . Hawker was the first woman to cross the finish line that year in 24th place . She's gone on to become Britain’s most distinctive female ‘ultra runner’


Forget learning ABCs. One doting dad has been teaching his son how to 'magically fly'. YouTube videos show four-month-old Noah Monte perfectly balancing on the palm of his father's hand as he's lifted through the air. As he whizzes up and down, the infant manages to keep his legs and body upright. His outstretched arms help him to remain airborne. Caught on camera: YouTube videos show four-month-old Noah Monte perfectly balancing on the palm of his father's hand as he's lifted through the air . Bystanders are heard laughing in the background as they watch the tot in action. Noah apparently started performing the 'circus act' when he was just one-month-old. However, as he was still wobbly on his legs he was lifted low to the ground. He also clung on to one of his father's hands for extra support. Perfect balance: As he whizzes up and down, the infant manages to keep his legs and body upright . Crowd pleaser: Bystanders are heard laughing in the background as they watch the tot in action . When his balance started to improve, Noah mastered the stunt hands-free. But now, more than a year on, it appears he could be getting a little too heavy for his father to lift in the palm of his hand. New videos show the infant getting up to more grown-up antics from 'riding shotgun on a skateboard' to tucking into a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Noah's parents describe him as having a 'fun' and 'crazy' adventurous spirit. Starting young: Noah apparently started performing the 'circus act' when he was just one-month-old .

Summary: YouTube videos show four-month-old Noah Monte perfectly balancing on the palm of his father's hand as he's lifted through the air . He apparently started performing the 'circus act' when he was a month old . But now - more than a year on - it appears he could be getting a little too heavy for his father to lift in the palm of his hand .


Sheffield Wednesday claimed all three points against Championship play-off hopefuls Brentford with a 1-0 win thanks to Kieran Lee's second-half goal. With both teams playing with high defensive lines at Hillsborough there were a high number of long balls attempted by each side but, with few finding their mark, the game produced nothing of note for the vast majority of the first half. It took until the 35th minute for a decent chance to present itself when a whipped cross found Caolan Lavery in the box but the Owls striker could not wrap his foot around it and the ball sailed wide of the post. Kieran Lee (second left) opens the scoring for Sheffield Wednesday with the only goal for the game . Lee (right) is mobbed by his team-mates after he scores the first goal for the home side . The second half started in a livelier fashion to the first and that was evident after 49 minutes when some clever play from Brentford around the box presented Andre Gray with an opportunity to get a shot on goal but his effort skimmed agonisingly past the post. However, the promise of exciting football and the chance of goals petered out as the half wore on. Both sides managed to work themselves into good areas but could not produce the final pass to create clear-cut scoring opportunities. A mistake from Harlee Dean looked as though it had gifted Wednesday with a sure-fire goal. Sergiu Bus collected the ball and made a run towards goal with Chris Maguire at his side but the pair could not make the two-on-one situation count as Bus' lay-off to Maguire was hit straight into the midriff of James Tarkowski. Alan Judge (right) is dejected after missing a chance as Wednesday keeper Kieran Westwood looks relieved . Mark Warburton watches on as his Brentford side lose and suffer a blow to their promotion hopes . The breakthrough finally came in the 75th minute when Lee ghosted into space in the box and was unmarked as a parried ball from David Button fell at his feet. He made sure his shot found the back of the net as he rifled home from six yards out. Brentford had a chance to strike back five minutes later but, having found himself one-one-one with the goalkeeper and with two of his team-mates to the left of him, Alan Judge blasted the ball over the keeper and over the goal. Another mistake from Dean almost gifted the Owls a second goal but instead of running into the space he had available, Bus decided to shoot from outside the box and could not keep his effort on target.

Summary: Kieran Lee's second-half goal wins the game for Sheffield Wednesday . Alan Judge missed a one-on-one chance to equalise for Brentford . Brentford now sit outside the play-off places after a damaging defeat .


Many teenagers are tempted to try e-cigarettes, but few adopt the electronic devices as habit, a new study has found . Many teenagers are tempted to try e-cigarettes, but few become regular users, scientists have discovered. In fact, they found most of those teens who do try e-cigarettes are also smokers. This suggests young people are not using the electronic alternatives to try and quit their habits - nor are they getting hooked on them after initially trying them. Researchers examined data from two nationally representative surveys of primary and secondary schoolchildren from more than 150 schools across Wales. In all, 1,601 children aged 10 to 11 and 9,055 children aged 11 to 16 were quizzed about their use of e-cigarettes. Experts at Cardiff University found use of e-cigarettes at least once was more common than having smoked a conventional cigarette in all age groups, bar the oldest (15 to 16 year olds). Almost six per cent of 10 to 11 year olds had tried e-cigarettes, far more than had been tempted by tobacco (1.6 per cent). Meanwhile, 12 per cent of 11 to 16 year olds said they had used e-cigarettes, irrespective of gender, ethnic background, or family affluence. This is in contrast with the pattern seen in smokers, where all these factors come into play. The researchers said it suggests e-cigarettes may have a wider appeal across all sectors of the teenage population. The proportion of teens who used e-cigarettes, but who had never smoked, rose from 5 per cent among 10 to 11 year olds, to eight per cent among 15 to 16 year olds. But only 1.5 per cent of those aged 11 to 16 said they regularly used the electronic devices - defined as at least once a month. The researchers note their findings suggest 'e-cigarettes are unlikely to make a major, direct contribution to adolescent nicotine addiction at present'. They note the World Health Organisation recognise there is little evidence as to whether e-cigarettes may or may not act as a gateway to conventional smoking. The odds of regular e-cigarette use were 100 times higher among current weekly smokers than among non-smokers, and 50 times higher among those who had smoked cannabis . The strong link between current smoking and e-cigarette use suggests that teens are not using these products to help them quit smoking, the researchers said. They admit that a lack of consensus about what constitutes ‘use’ of an e-cigarette presents something of a challenge for research in this area, and suggest that further much longer term studies to include the generation of young people who have grown up with e-cigarettes are needed before firmer conclusions can be drawn. The Cardiff University study noted most of those teens who do try e-cigarettes are also smokers, suggesting they are not using the electronic alternatives to try and quit their habits . Professor Peter Hajek, director of the Tobacco Dependence Research Unit, at Queen Mary University of London, said: 'The results of this large survey tally with all other available data and the picture is consistently

Summary: Cardiff University scientists found few teenagers become regular users . Noted most teens who try e-cigarettes are already smokers . Suggest they are not using the electronic devices to help quit their habit .


Arsene Wenger has yet to decide whether to offer Abou Diaby a new contract but has hinted that the injury-prone midfielder could have a future at Arsenal beyond this summer. Diaby made his latest comeback from injury in a practice game on Wednesday but has made just 22 appearances in the last five seasons at the Emirates Stadium with extended spells on the sidelines. Arsenal face Liverpool in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off and while Wenger is unlikely to throw Diaby straight into a vital game in both clubs' seasons, he did suggest the French midfielder could earn a new deal, potentially on a pay-as-you-play deal. Arsene Wenger has yet to decide whether to offer Abou Diaby a new contract despite his injury troubles . Diaby made his latest comeback from injury in a practice game on Wednesday and could have a future . Wenger said he has made it clear how he envisages the future for Diaby at the north London club . Diaby has featured just once this season, playing for 67 minutes in the Capital One Cup defeat by Southampton in September but could get his chance in the Barclays Premier League run-in. 'I had a chat with him (Diaby) and told him how I can envisage the future,' Wenger said. 'He has to make a decision. 'Of course he understands completely that he has to perform and to show that he can be present on a consistent way. I will see where we go from there. Diaby has suffered 42 injuries during his Arsenal career, keeping him out of action for a total of 226 weeks . Wenger also hopes to find a positive solution to tie Tomas Rosicky down to a contract extension at Arsenal . Club captain Mikel Arteta (right) has also been out with injury and is another to secure to a contract extension . 'I wouldn't like to go into details, we have to meet again to see where we go from what I told him. It has to be linked a little bit with his presence.' Wenger also indicated he hoped to secure contract extensions for club captain Mikel Arteta and long-serving midfielder Tomas Rosicky. 2014 . Calf Muscle Strain, November 24 . Calf/Shin, October 14 . Hip/Thigh, July 26 . Groin/Pelvis, April 22 . 2013 . ACL Knee, March 27 . Calf/Shin, February 23 . Illness, January 22 . 2012 . Thigh Muscle Strain, September 29 . Muscle, September 7 . Calf Muscle Strain, April 28 . Illness, April 23 . Hamstring, March 29 . Hamstring, March 3 . 2011 . Hamstring, November 26 . Ankle/Foot, July 22 . Calf Muscle Strain, January 2 . 2010 . Calf Muscle Strain, December 30 . Ankle/Foot, October 19 . Ankle/Foot, October 4 . Ankle/Foot, September 13 . Calf Muscle Strain, August 11 . Calf Muscle Strain, March 27 . MCL Knee Ligament, February 17 . Calf Muscle Strain, January 20 . 2009 . Calf Muscle Strain, November 7 . Ankle/Foot, October 10 . Groin Strain, August 12 . Knee, July 27 . Thigh Muscle Strain, April

Summary: Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby's contract runs out at the end of the season . He had been expected to leave after 22 appearances across five seasons . But Wenger has hinted a sign of progress could see him earn a new deal . READ: Diaby gets a game in friendly win over Brentford . CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news .


Jenna Bush Hager is pregnant with her second child and revealed the news live on this morning's Today show. The 33-year-old and her husband Henry Hager already have a daughter, Mila, who turns two later this month, and the youngster was on-hand to help her mother announce the family's exciting news. During a segment in which 'adventure correspondent' Jenna was discussing what her 'next adventure' for the show would be, she cut away to a clip of herself pointing to her tummy, asking Mila who was in there, before the toddler told the world that it was her 'baby sissy'. Congrats! Jenna Bush Hager revealed that she is expecting her second daughter with husband Henry Hager live on this morning's Today show . Happy family: The Today correspondent, pictured with husband Henry and their daughter Mila, described parenthood as 'the biggest roller coaster ride there is' 'This is the biggest roller coaster ride there is, having children,' Jenna said of her pregnancy. She added about her daughter's reaction to the news: 'She's excited, she's so cute. She keeps saying baby sissy, baby sissy!' Wearing a fitted purple dress which showed just the tiniest hint of a bump, the Today show correspondent confessed that she is already 20 weeks into her pregnancy, revealing that her second daughter is due in August. Jenna admitted in an interview with People that she has known about the pregnancy for some time, revealing that she and Henry broke the news to her parents, former President George Bush, and former First Lady Laura, the day after Christmas. Luckily it has been an incredibly smooth pregnancy for Jenna, who admitted to the publication that her husband has, on occasion, forgotten that she is carrying a child. 'My husband even said, "I keep forgetting you’re pregnant!"' she joked. 'Baby sissy': The 33-year-old asked her one-year-old daughter Mila to help make the announcement to the world . Special role: Jenna revealed that her daughter Mila was thrilled about the idea of becoming a big sister . Surprise: Jenna's fellow Today show hosts were thrilled about her news, and were quick to congratulate the soon-to-be mother-of-two . Jenna's Today co-hosts were thrilled for the soon-to-be mother-of-two, with fellow mother Savannah Guthrie leaping up from her desk to give her congratulatory hug, before the team presented her with a bunch of flowers and some baby clothes. Jenna and Henry, who married in May 2008, welcomed their first daughter, whose full name is Margaret Laura Hager, on April 13, 2012 - and the TV presenter revealed to People that the couple had actually been expecting a boy. 'We didn't find out with Mila and we were convinced she was a boy, to the point that we painted the nursery a pale blue,' she explained. 'And it was a girl! We were thrilled, but shocked. So with the second, we decided to find out.' And it seems as though Jenna is already preparing for the challenges of parenting two young children at once; after Today show executive producer Don Nash tweeted his congratulations to the

Summary: The 33-year-old made the announcement on Monday morning's show . Jenna and Henry, who married in May 2008, welcomed their first daughter Mila in April 2012 .


Ruby Walsh appears to jump his horse over a moving car in the latest promotional advert for betting firm Paddy Power. The 22-second clip shows the two-time Grand National winner galloping towards the speeding silver car and apparently jumping it as the bookmaker gears up for Saturday's big race at Aintree. Irish jockey Walsh, who is riding Ballycasey in the race, starts the clip by saying: 'This is how I've been getting ready for this year's Grand National.' The clip starts with champion jockey Ruby Walsh describing how he will prepare for the Grand National . The two-time National jockey appears to then leap over the speeding car on his horse . The horse clears the car, which Paddy Power say was travelling at 40mph, and lands . Walsh celebrates with a raised arm after completing the 'stunt' Paddy Power claims he jumped straight over the car, which was said to be travelling at 40mph. The horse barely clears the car's roof before landing. Walsh stands upright and raises his right arm in apparent celebration after the horse lands and gallops away. It is not the first time the bookmaker has produced a controversial advert ahead of a major racing festival. In February 2012, a publicity stunt prior to the Cheltenham Festival featured a suited hitman firing tranquillizer darts at unsuspecting members of the public, promising to 'take care of the chavs - veterinary style.' It was inspired by loutish racegoers fighting at Ascot. Another advert released ahead of the 2012 Cheltenham Festival showed a clip of transgender racegoers and invited viewers to spot the 'stallions' from the 'mares.' Walsh pictured after riding Sempre Medici to victory on Irish Grand National Day at Fairyhouse last week . The Irish jockey will ride Ballycasey in Saturday's Grand National at Aintree . It was banned from television broadcast by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after it received 92 complaints the ad was offensive and condoned and encouraged harmful discriminatory behaviour. Although banned from TV, both adverts remain easily accessible on the internet. Another advert ahead of the Ryder Cup last year saw UKIP leader Nigel Farage feature in a spoof political broadcast in which he was 'swinging for Europe'. Walsh, 35, has twice won the Grand National before - on Papillon in 2000 and Hedgehunter in 2005.

Summary: Walsh appears to jump a car travelling at 40mph in Paddy Power advert . Irish jockey says in clip he is preparing for Saturday's Grand National . Two-time National winner will ride Ballycasey at Aintree . Bookmaker is no stranger to controversial ad campaigns .


Lord Janner signed over the deeds of his £2million home to his children at the height of the police paedophile case against him. It puts the luxury apartment out of reach for potential child abuse victims suing the peer for compensation. His flat, in a gated community near Hampstead Heath, north London, was transferred free of charge to his two daughters and son in March last year – the same month that police raided his Westminster office, and three months after they had swooped on his home. Scroll down for video . Lord Janner signed over the deeds of his £2 million flat in this complex to his children after the police raid . Lord Janner, pictured, was able to sign over the flat despite his legal team claiming he was unfit to stand trial . The revelation follows an outcry over the decision not to prosecute the former Labour MP for child abuse. Victims and leading politicians accused Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders of ‘damaging public confidence’ in the justice system with her ruling that Lord Janner’s dementia made him unfit to stand trial – despite a tide of evidence against the 86-year-old. But his mental health did not seem to stand in the way of him signing legal documents to transfer ownership of the flat. Last night, Liz Dux, a solicitor from Slater and Gordon representing several of the peer’s alleged victims, said: ‘They will be asking how a man who lacks the mental capacity to stand trial has sufficient capacity to give valid instructions to transfer his assets. ‘It will be of great concern to them to see what may be their last opportunity to achieve any sort of justice deliberately obstructed. ‘The court would be asked to look at any transactions undertaken in recent months which could constitute efforts to defraud potential creditors.’ Peter Garsden, a solicitor representing two other alleged victims, said: ‘Obviously it puts obstacles in the way … There must be suspicions about the intention of the transfer. It would be looked on very critically by a court of law.’ Lord Janner’s duplex apartment over ground and basement floors, with private off-street parking, is likely to have been the peer’s most valuable asset. A neighbouring flat was recently on sale for £1.99million and another fetched £1.8million last year. In 2013, paedophile BBC presenter Stuart Hall signed over the deeds of his £2million house to his wife just before he was jailed – then offered those he had abused as little as £2,000 to prevent them claiming compensation. Civil cases are being prepared to force Lord Janner to pay sizeable compensation to his alleged victims. His flat had been owned solely by him since June 1988, Land Registry documents show. Police raided the property in December 2013 as part of Operation Enamel into historic claims he molested a string of youngsters. Ownership was transferred to his children, Daniel Janner, Marion Janner and Laura Janner-Klausner, on March 26 last year. A Land Registry official confirmed the mortgage-free flat had not been sold, quoting from a transfer

Summary: Lord Janner signed over the deeds of his flat in Hampstead north London . The transfer happened after police raided his office in the House of Lords . Documents show the deeds were passed without charge to his children . Lawyers representing his alleged victims have asked for answers .


The woolly mammoth became extinct as a result of crippling bone disease that left them unable to fend off predators, according to startling new evidence from Russia. It was previously thought that the hairy beast simply died out from post-Ice Age climate change and being hunted to extinction by early man. But now a new theory is set to re-write the history books after the examination of more than 23,500 mammoth bones found them riddled with osteoporosis and lacking in calcium. Dr Leshchinsky, the head of the laboratory of Mesozoic and Cenozoic continental eco-systems, said: 'In some collections that we examined almost 100 per cent of the bones (pictured) had signs of osteoporosis' The major mineral deficiency - which came from the impact of rising temperatures on soil and water - resulted in them breaking their limbs and spines, and left them unable to walk. In turn it meant the giant animal, which stood 10ft (three metres) high, eventually collapsed to the ground and could not forage for food, or flee hunters. According to the Siberian Times, the new evidence was uncovered by Dr Sergey Leshchinsky, from Tomsk State University. He spent a decade analysing bone and teeth samples from mammoths that roamed western Europe and Russia between 10,000 and 30,000 years ago. Until now it was thought that the woolly mammoth simply died out from post-Ice Age climate change and being hunted to extinction by early man (analysis of bones at mammoth 'graveyard' pictured) One mammoth graveyard where many bones have been found is in Lugovskoe, Russia . Shown is a young mammoth jaw riddled with bone disease. According to the Siberian Times , the new evidence was uncovered by Dr Sergey Leshchinsky, from Tomsk State University . The deficiency in calcium - which came from the impact of rising temperatures on soil and water - resulted in mammoths breaking their bones (example pictured) limbs and spines, leaving them unable to walk . Since the 1700s scientists have debated what caused the demise of mammoths. All but a few isolated island populations disappeared between 20,000 and 10,000 years ago. One popular theory, bolstered by this study, is that Ice Age people hunted most of the mammoths out of existence. However, some experts argue that global warming helped make the giant creatures extinct between 20,000 and 25,000 years ago. Other researchers argue that an impact of extraterritorial objects in North America 13,000 years ago, led to rapid climate change, eventually wiping out the mammoths. Today, it's thought that a combination of factors led to extinction. But now a new theory - osteoperosis - might need to be added to the list. Dr Leshchinsky, the head of the laboratory of Mesozoic and Cenozoic continental eco-systems, said: 'In some collections that we examined, almost 100 per cent of the bones had signs of osteoporosis. 'Obviously, this led to a high traumatism among animals, such as sprains and fractures because of the smallest loads. 'Mammoths with damaged limbs or spines could not find food in sufficient quantities and lost the ability to follow the herd.

Summary: Mammoth bones found in Russia suggest new theory for their demise . A major mineral deficiency was found in the 23,500-year-old bones . Suggest mammoths may have been riddled with osteoporosis . Animals would have eventually collapsed to the ground under own weight .


Robert Downey Jr has been accused of making a racist remark about an Oscar-winning Mexican director during an interview. The actor, who is promoting his new film Avengers: Age of Ultron, was asked what he thought of Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's claim that superhero movies were 'cultural genocide'. The Hollywood star told The Guardian: 'Look I respect the heck out of him. I think for a man whose native tongue is Spanish to be able to put together a phrase like 'cultural genocide' just speaks to how bright he is.' The controversial comments sparked a furious backlash on Twitter, with some calling it 'racist' and 'ignorant'. It comes just three days after the 50-year-old, who plays Iron Man in the film, walked out of an interview with Britain's Channel 4 after interviewer Krishnan Guru-Murthy talked about his history of drug abuse and his time in prison. Scroll down for down . Robert Downey Jr (left) has been accused of making a racist remark about Oscar-winning Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu during an interview. The Avengers star said: 'I think for a man whose native tongue is Spanish to be able to put together a phrase like 'cultural genocide' just speaks to how bright he is' Mr Inarritu, who took home the Academy Award for best director for Birdman at this year's ceremony, slammed action films in an interview with Deadline in 2014. He said: 'I sometimes enjoy them because they are basic and simple and go well with popcorn. The problem is that sometimes they purport to be profound, based on some Greek mythological kind of thing. And they are honestly very right wing. 'I always see them as killing people because they do not believe in what you believe, or they are not being who you want them to be. 'I hate that, and don't respond to those characters. They have been poison, this cultural genocide, because the audience is so overexposed to plot and explosions and shit that doesn't mean nothing about the experience of being human. He added: 'Superheroes…just the word hero bothers me. What the f*** does that mean? 'It's a false, misleading conception, the superhero. Then, the way they apply violence to it, it's absolutely right wing. 'If you observe the mentality of most of those films, it's really about people who are rich, who have power, who will do the good, who will kill the bad. Philosophically, I just don't like them.' The comments came just three days after the 50-year-old, who plays Iron Man in the film, walked out of an interview with Britain's Channel 4 after the interviewer talked about his history of drug abuse . The Avengers: Age of Ultron press tour has been mired in controversy. Jeremy Renner and Chris Evans were forced to apologize on Thursday for calling co-star Scarlett Johansson's character in the blockbuster movie a 'slut,' saying it was just a tasteless joke. Renner, who reprises his role as Hawkeye in the sequel 'Avengers: Age of Ultron,' made the offending comments in a TV interview alongside fellow superhero star Evans,

Summary: Avengers star made remarks about Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu . The 51-year-old won best director for Birdman at this year's Oscars . Said in an interview last year superhero films represent 'cultural genocide' Downey Jr said for a Spanish-speaking man to use a phrase like that 'speaks to how bright he is' Comments come just days after he walked out of a TV interview in Britain .


Forget Swansea, Stoke City and West Ham, the top seven would be seriously challenged by 'Team Pardew' should this manager have had a full season in charge at one club. That is after Crystal Palace, managed by Alan Pardew, beat Manchester City 2-1 at Selhurst Park on Monday night, the English manager's ninth win in South London since leaving his role at Newcastle at the end of December. His former club have since plummeted in the Premier League while Palace now find themselves threatening the top half, and combining his records at both clubs this season would see 'Team Pardew' sit in eighth place, just five points behind Southampton. Alan Pardew could be a candidate for manager of the year with his record at Newcastle and Crystal Palace . The Premier League table with Team Pardew in - as well as a team complied from pre/post Pardew results . Newcastle fans were calling for Pardew's head for many years, seen as owner Mike Ashley's puppet, and were sitting in 10th place when the 53-year-old returned 'home' to Crystal Palace. The Eagles were in the relegation zone along with Burnley and Leicester City, struggling to pick up points following Neil Warnock's sacking. But while John Carver has picked up just nine points in his 12 games in charge at St James' Park, Pardew's Palace now have 39 points and are comfortably above the drop zone. A team compiled with Newcastle and Crystal Palace's stats pre/post Pardew would be sitting in 19th (albeit with 22 Premier League clubs now technically involved). A top-half finish is now the aim for Pardew and his men, as Toon supporters still fear relegation following a 1-0 derby defeat to Sunderland on Easter Sunday. Pardew celebrates with his Newcastle team and Moussa SIssoko after his goal against QPR in November . Newcastle fans hold a banner calling the removal of Pardew in a Premier League game at Stoke in September . John Carver's Toon side are not safe from relegation yet after a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Sunderland . It all started with a 4-0 win at Dover Athletic in the FA Cup and now Crystal Palace have won four in five, most recently beating the champions. His stock will continue to rise with this table, which would put him just six points adrift of Liverpool in fifth. Pardew has recently insisted he would perform at a top club, better than Monday's counterpart Manuel Pellegrini at least, while he is definitely a contender for Premier League Manager of the Year award. And nobody would have predicted that in 2014. Glenn Murray celebrates after netting the opening goal during Crystal Palace's victory over Manchester City .

Summary: Crystal Palace beat Manchester City 2-1 at Selhurst Park on Monday . South London side are 11th in Premier League table and look to be safe . Alan Pardew left Newcastle in 10th place when he departed in December . John Carver's side have only picked up nine points since . 'Team Pardew' would be eighth in the table five points behind Southampton .


It wasn't a great shot stealing the limelight at the LPGA golf tournament in Hawaii this week but a stray spectator on the course. An unidentified man was caught on the NBC sports channel wandering across the green at the Ko Olina resort in Oahu and plunging into a pond. Announcers couldn't help but chuckle at the course-crasher's escapades as he went into the water to retrieve a hat that had blown off in the wind and proceeded to lose his beer at the same time. The drinks can was seen popping out of his pocket and floating away. 'This fella obviously paid a lot of money for this hat because he's gone into the water to go and get it,' one commenter said. He continued: 'And is he going to be able to get out? That's the big question. Can he do it?' 'He almost fell over going in,' another TV announcer butted in. The man - dressed in camel-colored shorts and a green T-shirt - was then seen putting one leg up on the shoreline in a bid to haul himself out. Caught on camera: It wasn't a great shot stealing the limelight at the LPGA golf tournament in Hawaii this week but a stray spectator on the course . Taking a dip: An unidentified man was caught on the NBC sports channel wandering across the green at the Ko Olina resort in Oahu and plunging into a pond . But before viewers could catch glimpse of what happened, the cameras cut to the 6th hole. 'That could go on for a long time,' the announcer said, signaling that the pond escape was proving quite a struggle. According to TheGolfNewsNet.com, the man made it out of the water with his hat, but had to leave the beer behind. A golf cart then arrived, presumably with security who may have escorted the patron out. The 2015 LOTTE Championship, presented by Hershey, comes to a close on April 18. The event attracted more than 100 of the world's top female golfers all competing for a share of the $1.7 million purse. Comical: Announcers couldn't help but chuckle at the course-crasher's escapades as he went into the water to retrieve a hat that had blown off in the wind and proceeded to lose his beer at the same tim .

Summary: An unidentified man was caught on the NBC sports channel wandering across the green at the Ko Olina resort in Oahu and plunging into a pond . Announcers couldn't help but chuckle at the course-crasher's escapades as he went into the water to retrieve a hat that had blown off in the wind . TheGolfNewsNet.com reported that the man made it out of the water with his hat, but had to leave the beer behind . The 2015 LOTTE Championship, hosted at the Ko Olina resort in Hawaii, comes to a close on April 18 .


One-eyed police killer Dale Cregan has been sent to the same psychiatric hospital as Moors murderer Ian Brady after going on hunger strike for the second time. The 31-year-old has reportedly been transferred from HMP Manchester, formerly Strangeways, to Ashworth Hospital, a high-security psychiatric unit in Maghull, Merseyside. Cregan, who was jailed for life after shooting police officers Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes in 2012, was said to have started refusing food at the Category A jail after being moved to solitary confinement. Scroll down for video . One-eyed police murderer Dale Cregan (above left) has reportedly been moved from the Category A prison to the same secure psychiatric hospital as Moors murderer Ian Brady (above right) A source said told the Sun: 'He's playing the system. 'If he's offered a move he likes, he will start eating.' Brady, who was jailed for life in 1966, was sent to Ashworth Hospital over 30 years ago. Together with Myra Hindley, who died in prison in 2002, he tortured and murdered five children in Greater Manchester between 1963 and 1965. In 2013 a mental health tribunal ruled that Brady should stay at Ashworth, despite the notorious killer arguing that he was not suffering from paranoid schizophrenia and should go back to jail. Cregan, who lost an eye in a brawl, was told he would die in prison when he was jailed for life without parole in June 2013. He was already on the run for the murders of David Short, 46, and son Mark, 23, when he killed the two policewomen after luring them to a house with a fake 999 call before shooting them 32 times on the doorstep and then throwing a grenade at them. It was claimed he was sent to solitary confinement at HMP Manchester last month after being caught smuggling a mobile phone and cannabis into his cell. Before the fallout sources told the Daily Star Sunday that Cregan had an enhanced status and was allowed additional time in the games area and yard, as well as a flat-screen TV and DVD player in his room. Sources reportedly claimed that the police killer was 'playing the system' after being moved to Ashworth Hospital in Merseyside (pictured above) The 31-year-old was reportedly transferred to solitary confinement in HMP Manchester (pictured above), formerly Strangeways, after going on hunger strike for the second time . Brady (artists impression from when he gave evidence at a mental health tribunal, left) together with Myra Hindley (pictured right), who died in prison in 2002, tortured and murdered five children in Greater Manchester between 1963 and 1965 . But the benefits were taken off him after he was caught smuggling for a second time. 'Cregan has burned all his bridges in here,' the source reportedly told the newspaper. 'He has not eaten since he was sent into segregation.' Ashworth hospital offers comfortable bedrooms and patients are allowed personal items such as CDs, photos and books. Art and music workshops, pottery and cooking classes, and social events such as bingo and film nights are also offered to

Summary: 31-year-old reportedly transferred to Ashworth Hospital, Merseyside . Move to high-security psychiatric unit comes after Cregan refused food . Killed two men before luring two officers to house with fake 999 call . Fired 32 bullets at Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes and threw a grenade .


He is known as the ‘accidental billionaire’ who co-founded his company in an extremely modest apartment above a sex shop at the age of 22, but Mike Cannon-Brookes has proved just how far he has come by splashing out on a sought-after property in Sydney’s east. The 35-year-old IT entrepreneur is Australia’s equal richest self-made billionaire under 40 – although he shares the title with his business partner Scott Farquhar after they established software company Atlassian 12 years ago. They are now joint CEOs and equal partners to the company, which is worth a reported $3.5 billion. Cannon-Brookes, now a married father, is reportedly the mystery buyer who spent $12 million to make a stunning 1918 Centennial Park mansion their home, according to Domain. Scroll down for video . Mike Cannon-Brookes will have the option of working in the incredible library, which also doubles as a home office. The room has stunning wall to ceiling shelves on all four walls, as well as a beautiful window above the work bench. Of course, there is also an elaborate chandelier . Upon entering the home the visitor is greeted with incredible high ceiling, wide hallways and decorative archways. Attention to detail is intricate with chandeliers, polished floorboards and heritage woodwork etchings . The climate controlled wine cellar with wall-to-wall wine racks and an abundance of shelving is a dream for any wine connoisseur . Despite his incredible success, the brilliant entrepreneur is incredibly down-to-earth, dedicated to hard work and is still renowned for always wearing his trademark fashion item - a cap . He will share the home with his wife, Annie Todd, the designer behind fashion label House of Cannon. They have a young family together. On Thursday, Todd held her first ever runway show as part of Mercedes Benz’s Fashion Week Australia in Sydney. The incredible property, ‘Braelin’ on Lang Road in Sydney’s east was only listed for two weeks before it was removed from the McGrath Real Estate website. The property was originally designed by architect Donald Esplin for former lord mayor of Sydney Sir Allen Taylor. It still has many of the beautiful classic touches, although it has been renovated to include immaculate modern feature and, of course, top of the range IT gadgets. 35-year-old IT entrepreneur Mike Cannon-Brookes has lucrative property in Sydney’s east in a hush . ‘Braelin is an architecturally redesigned masterpiece displaying an effortless blend of original period details and luxurious contemporary inclusions,’ McGrath’s agent Ben Collier wrote on the listing. The kitchen has been constructed with stunning hermes marble and state-of-the-art appliances, with a contrast between the dark toned wood and sparkling white benches . The charming atrium courtyard overlooks the pool and is set in the pristine gardens - perfect for entertaining in the sunshine . The outdoor setting is perfect for alfresco dining, set away from the house in the peaceful garden setting and overlooking the pool . The immaculate five bedroom property is perfect a young, successful couple with a growing family who want the perfect balance of comfort, practicality and luxury.

Summary: Mike Cannon-Brookes is the ‘accidental billionaire’ who co-founded a company with a net worth of around $3.5b . The Aussie began the company in a modest apartment above a sex shop with his uni mate at the age of 22 . Cannon-Brookes has now reportedly splashed out in a stunning Centennial Park property for $12 million .


A pair of three-month-old baby gorillas have made their debut at the Bronx Zoo after being delivered just 48 hours apart back in January. The Western Lowland Gorillas have been spotted roaming around the zoo's Congo Gorilla Forest exhibit with their mothers Layla and Kumi, who are both 16 years old. Pictured riding around on their mother's backs, or cuddling up in their arms, the duo have been welcomed by the other 17 gorillas in the enclosure, including Ernie, 32, who is father to them both. Scroll down for video . Helping hand: The babies were born to mothers Layla and Kumi on January 17 and 19, but keepers don't know either of their genders yet, and so they haven't been named . Baby steps: Two three-month-old Western Lowland Gorillas have been pictured for the first time at the Bronx Zoo since they were born less than 48 hours apart back in January . Despite being born back in January, keepers at Bronx Zoo have yet to learn either of the babies' genders, and so neither of them have been named yet. But that has not stopped them from winning over crowds at the zoo as they explore their new home. Because of their young age, they are not always on display for visitors, with appearances depending on conditions such as temperature and weather. The eldest of the pair was delivered on January 17 this year, while the younger arrived just 48 hours later, much to the excitement of animal keepers. While they weighed just 4lb at birth, they will eventually grow to weigh more than 400lb as adults. The new babies are joined by two other youngsters who were born earlier in 2014. Fitting in: The two new youngsters join another pair of gorillas that were born earlier in 2014, along with 13 adults in the zoo's Congo Gorilla Forest exhibit . Having a cuddle: While the babies have different mothers, they share a father, 32-year-old Ernie who was nowhere to be seen in these pictures . The Western lowland gorilla is an endangered species in the wild, but while exact numbers are not known because of their remote habitats, they are believed to be more common than mountain gorillas. Lowland gorillas can be distinguished by their slightly brown coat and long arms, and usually live in communities of around 30. The group will be lead by one dominant male, the alpha, sometimes called the silverback because of the shock of silver hair which usually covers his shoulders. Thanks largely to disease and destruction of habitat, the numbers of Western Lowland gorillas living in the wild have dropped by 60 per cent in the last 20 to 25 years, making zoo conservation efforts all the more vital. Surviving: While the Western Lowlands Gorilla is thought to be among the most common gorillas in the wild, they are still an endangered species, making programs like this important to ensure their survival .

Summary: Three-month-old Western Lowland Gorillas pictured for first time in exhibit . Pair were born just 48 hours apart in January to Layla and Kumi, both 16 . Will join 17 other gorillas, including Ernie, 32, who is father to them both .


A group of Nevada sex workers have come out in favor of Democratic contender Hillary Clinton for president. The group, calling themselves Hookers For Hillary, all work at Dennis Hof's infamous Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Carson City. The legal brothel, which was the subject of HBO's Cathouse series, has drafted a four-point platform explaining their endorsement. Scroll down for video . A group of Nevada sex workers, Hookers For Hillary, have come out in favor of the Democratic contender for president . According to their website, they’re supporting the former secretary of state because of her work on health care reform, foreign relation experience, tax reform and responsible government oversight on public health issues. 'Hillary Clinton, as part of her husband's administration, envisioned health care reform in the 1990's, long before President Obama was able to sign it into law,' they write. 'The Affordable Health Care Act made health insurance available for the first time ever to the 500 independent contractors employed by Dennis Hof. With any Republican nominee likely to work for its' repeal, the Bunnies want to protect the quality health coverage that they now enjoy.' 'As Secretary Of State, Hillary Clinton gained invaluable experience negotiating with foreign leaders, and the Bunnies can definitely relate to negotiating through a language barrier,' they state. The group cite Clinton's work on health care reform, foreign experience, tax reform and responsible government oversight on public health issues as reasons to vote for her . The hookers all work at Dennis Hof's Moonlite Bunny Ranch, a legal brothel in Carson City . 'The Bunny Ranch entertains customers from all around the globe, and the girls have great respect for any woman who can take powerful men from oppressive cultures and make them bend to her will.' 'Bill Clinton presided over the most prosperous time in Bunny Ranch history, which coincided with a tax increase on the wealthiest Americans such as brothel owner Dennis Hof,' the Bunny Ranch writes. 'The Bunnies recognize that thriving economies are built from the bottom up, where the vast majority of their clients originate. 'A return to relying on the disproven theory of trickle-down economics would only serve to exclude the vast majority of hard-working Bunny Ranch clients from having the discretionary income to enjoy with their favorite Bunny.' Citing Nevada's mandatory testing of legal prostitutes for sexually transmitted diseases, the Bunny Ranch also applauded Mrs. Clinton for recognizing 'the fact that responsible government oversight is a key to protecting the public's health from widespread disease.'

Summary: A group of Nevada sex workers, Hookers For Hillary, have come out in favor of the Democratic contender for president . The hookers all work at Dennis Hof's Moonlite Bunny Ranch, a legal brothel in Carson City . The group cite Clinton's work on health care reform, foreign experience, tax reform and responsible government oversight on public health issues .


Former captain of the fictional Star Trek Enterprise, William Shatner has proposed a radical method to solve California’s ongoing drought disaster. He is planning to run a Kickstarter campaign and is hoping to raise $30 billion (£20 billion) to build a pipeline from Seattle to bring water to the state. But the proposal to build a pipeline hundreds of miles long has been declared 'highly illogical' by some experts. Scroll down for video . Former captain of the fictional Star Trek Enterprise, William Shatner (pictured) has revealed radical proposals in an interview with Yahoo News. He wants to build a 4ft-wide pipeline from Seattle down to California to transport water and solve the state's ongoing drought problem . He revealed the crowdfunding campaign in an interview with David Pogue from Yahoo News. Mr Shatner likened his project to a similar pipeline in Alaska - with, in this case, the pipeline running from Seattle to California down the I-5 highway. Since the year 2000, seven western states in the US has seen their driest periods in centuries: Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. And scientists in California have warned that the region may be experiencing a century-long 'mega-drought'. The warnings came after sediment studies showed California is currently experiencing the driest spell since 1580, and that the regular rainfall seen during the last century is likely to have been a temporary deviation in a cycle of droughts and very occasional rainfall over the last 3,000 years. In 2013, California received less rain than in any year since its formation as a state in 1850. And the last four years have seen the worst conditions, with the entire state of California now declared to be experiencing a drought. The pipeline would reportedly be used to fill one of the rapidly drying lakes in California. He said Seattle was ‘a place where there’s a lot of water’ - although its state, Washington, is also experiencing a major drought. Without going into specifics, Mr Shatner added he would need a ‘large, four-foot pipeline’ above ground to keep enough water flowing. On his website though, Shatner’s Water, he is letting people suggest other ideas for what to do with the money - if the campaign is successful. If he doesn’t get the funding he requires, Mr Shatner says he will give the money he raises to a politician. However, Kickstarter doesn’t allow campaigners to keep any money if they don’t reach their target, so Mr Shatner may need to use a site such as Indiegogo instead, which does. The funding campaign has not yet launched and cynics have suggested that the proposal was tongue-in-cheek, or may have been a joke. On Twitter, Mr Shatner responded to some of these comments by posting: ‘I know I need experts and @algore and @elonmusk should be asked to weigh in and join the conversation,’ he said. And responding to complaints that Washington was also experiencing a severe drought, he said: ‘I think [Washington] folks are thinking I’m coming in with football field sized sponges in the middle

Summary: Mr Shatner revealed his radical proposal in an interview with Yahoo News . He wants to build a 4ft-wide pipeline from Seattle down to California . This would bring water to help alleviate some of the drought problems . But some experts have called his $30 billion idea 'highly illogical'


Two Germanwings flights have been forced to make emergency landings in two days - one over a suspected oil leak and another after a passenger and a cabin crew member fell ill. Today, Germanwings flight 4U814 to Venice was diverted to Stuttgart as the Airbus A319 aircraft appeared to be losing oil, the airline said in a statement. The flight, which had 123 passengers and five crew members on board, took off from Cologne at 9.55am local time. Germanwings, a budget unit of German airline Lufthansa , has been in the spotlight after one of its planes crashed into a mountain in the French Alps last week, killing everyone on board. Scroll down for video . Germanwings said a passenger and a flight attendant suffered 'an acute feeling of sickness' The carrier said the pilots shut off one of the aircraft's engines and headed for Stuttgart when the problem was detected. 'This is a standard safety procedure. It was not an emergency landing,' it said, adding the aircraft was being examined by technicians. Yesterday, another Germanwings plane was forced to make an unscheduled landing in Venice after a passenger and a flight attendant fell ill during the flight, the budget carrier says. A statement issued by the Cologne-based airline said the pair required medical treatment for 'an acute feeling of sickness', disputing reports that the twin-engine plane landed after a nervous passenger suffered a panic attack. The unscheduled stop occurred less than two weeks after a Germanwings plane crashed into the French Alps, killing all 150 people on board. In yesterday's incident, an Airbus A319 was carrying 145 passengers and five crew members from Hanover, Germany to Rome when it diverted to Venice. Flight 4U3882 was nearing the conclusion of its one hour and 40 minute journey when it turned around north-east of Bologna and landed at Venice Marco Polo Airport. The Airbus A319 turned around north-east of Bologna and landed at Venice Marco Polo Airport . Passenger Eugenio Bartolini, a schoolteacher from Rome, told Italian newspaper Il Messaggero that a woman seated in the row behind him was assessed by medics because she had 'a fear of flying' and was 'apprehensive'. He said the plane departed 10 minutes behind schedule, but nothing was out of the ordinary until it flew over the Alps, turned around and began to descend. Passengers didn't know what was happening until they landed in Venice and the captain made an announcement over the tannoy. Mr Bartolini, as quoted by The Local, told Il Messaggero: 'The captain, speaking in English, told us that two people, a member of the crew and a passenger, had been taken ill and that was why he had decided to stop at Venice.' Passengers disembarked and waited inside the terminal while the ill passenger and flight attendant were checked over. Germanwings told MailOnline Travel that the flight attendant was unable to reboard, so a replacement aircraft with an additional crew member had to be flown to Venice to pick up the passengers. Once the plane arrived they continued their journey to Rome,

Summary: Germanwings flight 4U3882 was flying from Hanover, Germany to Rome . The Airbus A319 was carrying 145 passengers and five crew members . Passenger and flight attendant suffered 'an acute feeling of sickness' Woman who had 'a fear of flying' was assessed by medics, said passenger . Replacement aircraft had to be flown in with an additional crew member .


The 150 people killed in the Germanwings air disaster in the French Alps have been remembered at a memorial service in Germany today. The Cardinal who led the service at the historic Cologne cathedral urged forgiveness for all of the victims - including co-pilot Andreas Lubitz who is widely blamed for 'deliberately' crashing the jet after locking the captain out of the cockpit. An investigation into the disaster revealed that Lubitz previously suffered from severe depression and his home computer showed he had researched ways of committing suicide. German President Joachim Gauck said the tragedy had not only provoked grief and sorrow, adding: 'We're being confronted with a disturbing act of destruction. Speaking at the ceremony, he said: 'We can't find an answer to the question of why so many people had to die because of a decision that one person made.' Small wooden angels were placed on the pews to comfort the 500 bereaved relatives of the doomed flights who were among 1,500 to attend the touching service. And flags have been flown at half-mast across the country as political and religious leaders join hundreds of bereaved relatives in the west-German city this morning. Memorial: German Chancellor Angela Merkel (second from left) and President Joachim Gauck (second from right) among were among the 1,500 attending a ceremony to remember the victims of the tragic Germanwings air disaster at Cologne Cathedral (pictured) today . Compassion: German Cardinal Rainer Woelki (left) - who is leading today's service - urged forgiveness for all the crash's victims, including the co-pilot blamed for bringing the plane down . Memorial: 150 candles have been lit in front of the altar of the cathedral where Cardinal Rainer Woelki will lead the service . Grateful: North Rhine-Westphalia's State Premier Hannelore Kraft (left) shakes hands with a member of emergency services on behalf of the church . Humbled: Kraft paid her respects to those killed in the air disaster by bowing in front of the candles lit in their memory . Upset: Meanwhile hundreds of emotional locals (pictured) gathered to watch and listen to the memorial service outside the cathedral . Leaders: German Chancellor (centre) attended the memorial - as did President Joachim Gauck (top left) who said the tragedy had provoked grief and sorrow . Ceremony: Lufthansa Chief Executive Carsten Spohr (left) and Germanwings Managing Director Thomas Winkelmann (right) attended the memorial service for the 150 victims of Germanwings flight 4U 9525 . Greetings: North-Rhine Westphalia's Prime Minister Hannelore Kraft (centre) welcomed Lufthansa boss Spohr ahead of the ceremony which will be broadcast nationwide . Tragedy: Le Vernet mayor Francois Balique (left), Seyne les Alpes Mayor Francis Hermitte (right) and Prads-Haute-Bleone Mayor Bernard Bartolini (right) - who preside over the area where the plane crashed - were also in attendance . Touching: The moving ceremony will also be broadcast on screens outside and to German homes across the country, with one resident saying they are all 'touched by this horrific catastrophe' Heart-breaking: Political and religious leaders (pictured) joined hundreds of bereaved relatives in the west-German city this morning to

Summary: 1,500 people are attending the touching ceremony at Cologne cathedral . Among them are 500 relatives of those who died in Germanwings crash . The doomed plane was 'deliberately' crashed by its 'depressed' co-pilot . Cardinal Woelki has urged compassion for all victims, including Lubitz .


The importance of Saturday's match against Arsenal for Liverpool’s Champion’s League ambitions cannot be overstated. The reverse fixture, a 2-2 draw in December, prompted Liverpool’s renaissance into the Premier League’s form team. Thereafter, they went 13 top-flight games without defeat and put themselves in contention to qualify for Europe’s top competition before losing to Manchester United in a drama-filled match two weeks ago. Juan Mata's acrobatic volley two weeks ago left Liverpool five points adrift of Manchester United in fourth . Brendan Rodgers' side need to beat Arsenal on Saturday to keep up their chances of a top-four finish . Liverpool have been in good form since they last played Arsenal, but are not in the Champions League spots . A defeat could leave Liverpool eight points adrift of the top four with just seven games to play, a massive mountain to climb. The statistics suggest victory at the Emirates is an unlikely scenario. In six games against the Premier League’s other top-five sides, Liverpool have won just one and picked up four points compared with Manchester United who have won three of five games against their toughest competition. In Arsenal they face a side who have cemented their Champions League spot with four top-flight wins in as many games in March. For their efforts, Arsene Wenger was given the Manager of the Month award for a 14th time and striker Olivier Giroud the Player of the Month trophy. Liverpool are likely to face a side riding on a wave of confidence and optimism so it will be a tough ask to get a result. With more money on offer than ever before, Liverpool know they need to be at Europe's top table . Raheem Sterling and Phlippe Coutinho train ahead of the vital trip to Arsenal on Saturday . It is not just the pride of fans at stake in this game but also the financial security of the club. A Sportsmail study this week revealed the race for Champion’s League has gained even more importance after UEFA announced significant increases in prize money for their top competition from next season. Cash for appearing in the group stages onwards is increasing by up to 50 per cent, and for English clubs there will also be steep hikes in 'market pool' money from UEFA's TV incomes. If an English club were to win next season's Champions League, they would earn around £75m at today's exchange rates from central UEFA funds alone. Ticket income plus any commercial bonuses would be on top. Under current prize money arrangements, clubs reaching the group stage receive £6.4m each plus £750,000 per group win and £370,000 per draw. The basic fee will rise 40 per cent to £8.9m and each win will jump 50 per cent to £1.1m. Prize money for reaching the last 16, quarter-finals and semi-finals will leap up 57 per cent, respectively to £4m, £4.44m and £5.2m. The prize for being tournament runner-up will jump from £4.8m to £7.8m while the winner's prize will jump from £7.8m to £11.11m. For a team like Liverpool,

Summary: Champions League qualification is more lucrative than ever . Liverpool are already five points off the top four with eight game to go . Raheem Sterling dispute shows how important European football is .


A veteran teacher at a prestigious New Jersey magnet school has been charged with carrying on a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student and sending her explicit emails. Bergen County prosecutors say 65-year-old Dr Donald DeWitt was arrested Monday and charged with attempted sexual assault, child endangerment and criminal sexual contact. The prominent human sexuality and biology teacher at the highly competitive Bergen County Academies in Hackensack was being held on $300,000 cash bail Tuesday. He has been ordered to have no contact with the victim. Disgraced: Dr Donald DeWitt, 65, a veteran teacher at Bergen County Academies in New Jersey, has been charged with attempted sexual assault, child endangerment and criminal sexual contact . According to prosecutors, the victim's sister discovered DeWitt’s raunchy emails and told their mother, who then called police, reported NJ.com. When investigators came to interview the 16-year-old girl, she allegedly admitted to her relationship with the married teacher nearly 50 years her senior. On Thursday, DeWitt, one of the founding members of the renowned school, was suspended from his $105,000-a-year job and banned from campus, pending the completion of the investigation. Educator's downfall: The married father of one allegedly tried to have sex with a 16-year-old girl and sent her lewd emails, which were later discovered by her sister . According to his page on Bergen County Academies' website, DeWitt got his bachelor's degree in zoology, master's in biology and a PhD in cardiovascular physiology from the University of Michigan. For a time, he taught human physiology and chemistry at Stevens Institute of Technology. In 1992, DeWitt became one of the first teachers to join the Bergen County Academies' full-time staff. Over the years, he has emerged as one of the leading figures at the top-ranked school, teaching numerous human sexuality, biology, anatomy and physiology classes to juniors and seniors. DeWitt's former students described him as a tough grader but an inspiring and innovative educator who steered teenagers towards careers in medicine and science. Sachin Jain, a 1998 graduate of Bergen County Academies who went on to become a physician in Los Angeles, told NorthJersey.com news of DeWitt’s arrest devastated him because to most students, he was a brilliant and challenging teacher. According to online records, DeWitt lives in Warwick, New York, with his 63-year-old wife. School sex scandal: DeWitt was one of the first teachers to join the faculty at Bergen County Academies in Hackensack in 1992, teaching numerous classes of human sexuality, biology and anatomy .

Summary: Dr Donald DeWitt, 65, veteran teacher at Bergen County Academies in New Jersey, charged with attempted sexual assault and criminal sexual contact . DeWitt, who is married, has been at the top-ranked school since 1992, teaching biology, physiology and anatomy to juniors and seniors . Prosecutors say DeWitt's lewd emails to 16-year-old victim were discovered this week by her sister . DeWitt has been suspended from his $105,000-a-year job and banned from campus .


Prince Harry will go on tough bush patrols and take part in 'indigenous engagement' programmes during his four-week secondment with Australian Defence Force, Kensington Palace has revealed. The prince is due to arrive in Australia on the 6th April and will split his time between capital Canberra, Sydney, Darwin and Perth. On arrival, Harry will be taken straight to the Australian War Memorial on arrival before heading to barracks to report for duty. On his way: Harry will deploy to Australia next week and will begin with a visit to the Australian War Memorial . Last trip: Harry last headed Down Under in 2013 when he took part in Navy celebrations . First though, he will pay his respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where he will be joined by Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove. Afterwards, the 30-year-old will tour the World War I and Afghanistan galleries before meeting members of the public. Harry will then report to Australia's defence chief, Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin, and army boss Lieutenant General David Morrison for duty. 'Prince Harry is tremendously looking forward to starting his four week attachment with the ADF,' said a source. 'It has been an opportunity he has been keen to explore for a couple of years now and is delighted to be able to do it before completing his military service with the British Armed Forces later this year.' News of Harry's deployment Down Under emerged two weeks ago, when Kensington Palace announced that the prince would be ending his army career after a decade of service. This month's secondment to Australia will be one of the final acts of his military life, which will come to an end this summer. Afterwards, the prince will travel to Africa to work on charitable projects before returning to the UK to take part in the Walk of Britain with injured veterans to support Walking With the Wounded. During his Australian military career, Captain Wales, as he is known in the Army, will take part in urban training exercises, regional bush patrols and joint fire exercises, and will also spend time meeting the local Aboriginal population. He will also briefly travel back in order to visit Turkey with the Prince of Wales later this month in order to take part in a memorial service for the men who fought and died at Gallipoli. The World War I battle, which pitted British forces against the Ottoman Empire, claimed the lives of 34,000 British soldiers, 8,700 Australians and 2,721 New Zealanders. Making friends: On that occasion, Harry met some of the locals and even pulled faces for a little boy . Warm welcome: Prince Harry was met by crowds of well-wishers during his last visit in October 2013 . Harry has visited Australia twice before, most recently in 2013 when he took part in the International Fleet Review in Sydney. Harry has served with the Australian Armed Forces in the past, most notably during his two tours of Afghanistan. 'He has met [Australian troops] during the Invictus Games and even trekked to

Summary: Details of Prince Harry's Australian deployment have been released . Prince will arrive in Canberra and will visit the Australian War Memorial . He will then report for duty and will be in Perth and Darwin among others . Duties set to include bush patrols and 'indigenous engagement' Prince Harry will briefly travel back later this month for Gallipoli memorial . 34,000 Britons and 8,700 Australians killed during WWI campaign .


Cell phone footage has emerged appearing to show actor Dennis Quaid having a diva-esque meltdown on the set of his latest movie. The video, which surfaced on Reddit on Monday evening, shows Quaid – famed for roles in blockbusters such as Wyatt Earp, Any Given Sunday and The Day After Tomorrow – losing the plot after someone appears to wander into his line of sight. 'I am acting here, and this d***head wanders onto my set. I can't even get a line out until Dopey the Dick starts whispering in your ear, and you're not even watching anymore,' the 61-year-old actor screams. 'This is the most unprofessional set I have ever been on!' Cell phone footage has emerged appearing to show actor Dennis Quaid having a diva-esque meltdown on the set of his latest movie . During the 40 seconds or so of footage Quaid, the younger brother of fellow actor Randy, calls his co-workers unprofessional, zombies and pussies. 'This is the most unprofessional set I have ever been on. This is horse s**t!' As one voice off camera tries to calm the actor down, Quaid yells, 'Don't f**king Dennis me' before storming off the set. As one voice off camera tries to calm the actor down, Quaid yells, 'Don't f**king Dennis me' before storming off the set . The incident is almost too good to be true and multiple commenters on Reddit have speculated that the video is a prank — specifically one orchestrated by late night host Jimmy Kimmel, who is certainly no stranger to pranks. One commenter, who claimed to work for Jimmy Kimmel Live, said the video is a prank, but didn't give any further details. It's unclear what movie he's shooting ... when this rant went down, or if it's even real. The video leaked online, but his reps haven't responded to our calls for comment yet.

Summary: Cell phone footage has emerged appearing to show actor Dennis Quaid having a diva-esque meltdown on set . 'This is the most unprofessional set I have ever been on,' he screams .