Wisconsin ended Kentucky's bid to become the first college basketball team to remain undefeated in nearly 40 years, beating the Wildcats 71-64 behind 20 points and 11 rebounds from Frank Kaminsky. Wisconsin will play Duke, an 81-61 winner over Michigan State in the earlier semi-final, at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Monday night. 'It gives us another 40 minutes, I know that,' said Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan, who leads the Badgers to their first final since 1941. Wisconsin celebrate a 71-64 victory over Kentucky in the semi-finals of the NCAA Tournament . Wisconsin players run onto the court in celebration as Kentucky's unbeaten season was brought to an end . Wisconsin moved through to the final with a tense victory over Kentucky at the Lucas Oil Stadium . And Kentucky has a long ride home, finishing the season at 38-1 - two wins short of becoming the first undefeated team in college basketball since the 1975-76 Indiana Hoosiers. Instead, these NBA-ready group of Wildcats join the star-studded 1991 UNLV team as the latest to take an undefeated record into the Final Four but lose in the semifinals. Trailing by four and gasping for breath after going 6 minutes without a bucket, the Badgers (36-3) responded with an 8-0 run to take a lead Kentucky couldn't overcome. Kaminsky and Bronson Koenig went 7 for 8 from the line over the last 24 seconds to seal the win. The 70,000-capacity Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, home of the Colts in the NFL, is hosting the Final Four . Wisconsin Badgers fans cheer on their team at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis . Kentucky's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left. But Karl-Anthony Towns received the ball in the post and got fouled. He made only one free throw, and from there, Wisconsin clinched it from the foul-line. Earlier Saturday, Justise Winslow scored 19 points and Jahlil Okafor added 18 to lead top-seeded Duke to an 81-61 victory over Michigan State on Saturday and a shot at its fifth national championship. Winslow, who played through some early foul trouble, had nine rebounds and was 5 for 7 from the field, while Okafor grabbed six rebounds and was 7 for 11 from the field. Duke celebrated reaching the final of the NCAA Tournament with a 81-61 win over Michigan State . Justise Winslow of the Duke Blue Devils goes up for a dunk in the semi-final in Indianapolis . Senior Quinn Cook had 17 points for the Blue Devils, who dominated the game except for the opening minutes when they trailed 14-6. Defensively, it was a team effort, just the way coach Mike Krzyzewski has stressed for his 35 seasons at Duke. What had been wide open 3-pointers early for Michigan State became contested shots and when the Blue Devils started getting up and on the Spartans, the points were suddenly tough to come by. Denzel Valentine finished with 22 points, which included hitting three quick 3-pointers in the first quarter to give the No.7 seed Michigan State

Summary: Wisconsin beat Kentucky 71-64 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Final Four . Kentucky Wildcats were looking to complete an unbeaten season . Duke earlier beat Michigan State 81-61 to move into the final . Wisconsin will play Duke in Monday's final of the NCAA Tournament .


A father who is paralysed from the waist down has been told he can only have a disability grant to adapt his home if his wife gives up her job and goes on benefits. Mike Hand from Haydock in Merseyside became wheelchair bound after being diagnosed with a tumour on his spinal cord. The 39-year-old is almost ready to leave St Helen's Hospital after undergoing surgery and rehabilitation. Mike Hand pictured with his wife Kate, who has been told he can only have a disability grant to adapt his home if his wife gives up work . Mr Hand, left, has been left wheelchair bound after being diagnosed with a tumour on his spine. He now says he needs to make adaptations to his home in Haydock, Merseyside, right . But after he and his wife Kate, who have an eight-year-old daughter called Mia, tried to claim for financial support to adapt their semi-detached home as they have no bathroom downstairs, they were told they weren't eligible. The couple were told that because they don't claim any income support or benefits, they would have to earn 'virtually nothing' to receive the grant. Mrs Hand, a credit manager for a tool hire firm who earns between £25,000 and £35,000, said: 'It's crazy. I understand that benefits need to be means tested and I agree with that. 'But it's not as if we are after ongoing weekly benefits - just funding to help us create a safe and comfortable home for my husband, who has suffered massively through no fault of his own. Mr Hand and his wife were told that because they don't claim any income support or benefits, they would have to earn 'virtually nothing' to receive the grant . 'If I gave up work we could claim for everything and would be entitled to everything, but because I work and would like to continue to work, we get no help. 'We're having to rely on my salary alone to support two adults and a child. At the end of the month there's nothing left. 'It's a classic example of the system working against the worker. They're almost forcing us to stop working and claim off the state.' The couple are wanting to adapt their home to incorporate a downstairs bedroom and bathroom. But they say because they are unable to do this, it is placing a strain on the family. Mrs Hand added: 'We live in a normal semi-detached house. We don't have a bathroom or bedroom downstairs and my husband will be expected to spend all of his time in the family living room with very little dignity or privacy.' Mr Hand, a former construction worker, became wheelchair bound after doctors failed to spot a tumour in his spinal column, despite him regularly visiting his GP at Haydock Medical Centre complaining of pain. He was referred to hospital for a CAT scan when only an MRI scan would have picked up the growth, caused by a build up of spinal fluid, which stretched half the length of his spine. Eventually

Summary: Mark Hand, 39, was left wheelchair bound due to a tumour on his spine . Tried to claim for a disability grant to adapt his house with new bathroom . But was told that as his wife Kate works, he wouldn't be entitled to grant . Will be expected to spend all of his time in his living room with adaptations .


The White House doubled down today on President Barack Obama's Earth Day message that climate change is 'a problem now' and knocked political figures who disagree with him as climate deniers and opportunists. 'The preponderance of scientific evidence is on the side of the president in making this argument. And the president believes that to deny the existence of climate change is to deny an observable fact that is substantiated by science,' press secretary Josh Earnest said today after he was asked about a Duke study that claimed the earth isn't heating up as quickly as expected. He then added, without any nudging, 'And there are some who are involved in politics that choose to deny that fact because it's inconvenient to their case and it might be inconvenient to some of their strongest political supporters.' Earnest's channeling of former Vice President Al Gore, star of the 2006 global warming documentary an Inconvenient Truth, followed the president's gas-guzzling, 1,836 mile trip on Wednesday, Earth Day, to the Florida Everglades aboard Air Force One. The White House doubled down today on President Barack Obama's Earth Day message that climate change is 'a problem now' and knocked political figures who disagree with him as climate deniers and opportunists. The president is seen here on Wednesday, Earth Day, boarding Air Force One before departing from Florida. There he mocked opponents of climate change and said global warming is a 'problem now' There he preached about the harmful effects of global warming on the environment and the economy and mocked skeptics of man-made climate change. 'Climate change can no longer be denied,' he said. 'And action can no longer be delayed.' 'This is a not a problem for another generation. Not anymore. This is a problem now. It has serious implications for the way we live right now.' The president's spokesman did not name-check opponents of Obama's argument on climate change today but it was evident that he was referring to conservatives such as Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe. The author of the anti-global warming book, The Greatest Hoax, Inhofe, has been a vocal critic of the administration's environmental policies. In late February he brought a snowball to the upper chamber's floor and presented it as evidence that global warming is a farce. 'It's very, very cold out. Very unseasonable,' Inhofe, chairman of the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee, said and threw the snowball at the Senate president. Obama scoffed at the Republican lawmaker's antics in his Wednesday speech saying, 'yes, this winter was cold in some parts of this country, including Washington.' 'Some people in Washington helpfully used a snowball to illustrate that fact,' he noted. Taking a shot at Florida Governor Rick Scott, who allegedly banned the phrase climate change from his employees' vernacular, Obama said that 'simply refusing to say the words "climate changed" doesn’t mean that climate change isn’t happening.' 'If you’ve got a coming storm, you don’t stick your head in the sand,' he said. 'You prepare for the storm.' He said at another point in his remarks that climate change

Summary: President 'believes that to deny the existence of climate change is to deny an observable fact that is substantiated by science,' press secretary said . He added: 'And there are some who are involved in politics that choose to deny that fact because it's inconvenient to their case and it might be inconvenient to some of their strongest political supporters' Remarks followed the president's gas guzzling, 1,836 mile trip on Wednesday, Earth Day, to the Florida Everglades aboard Air Force One .


Veteran referee Kenny Bayless has been named as the third man in the ring when Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacuiao meet in the match being billed as the biggest and richest in boxing history. Bayless will need little introduction to either fighter, having previously worked five of Mayweather's bouts and seven of Pacquiao's. In fact, he oversaw the former's professional debut against Roberto Apodaca in 1996. The 64-year-old is widely considered to be one of the best referees in the world and will pocket $25,000 for the night's work on May 2 while judges Dave Moretti, Glenn Feldman and Burt Clements will each receive $20,000. Not everyone is praising the appointment though, and Oscar De La Hoya, one of Mayweather's past opponents in a match overseen by Bayless, has suggested that the choice of official will serve as a clear advantage for the American over Pacquiao. Kenny Bayless (left) will referee the match between Floyd Mayweather (right) and Manny Pacquiao on May 2 . Bayless has overseen five of Mayweather's previous fights, including his pro debut against Roberto Apodaca . Oscar De La Hoya believes Mayweather will benefit from the appointment of Bayless against Pacquiao . Bayless breaks up Mayweather and Marcos Maidana (left) during their bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena . 'I think it favours Mayweather, absolutely,' De La Hoya told Yahoo Sports, 'There is no secret about that. I had heard Kenny Bayless was going to be the referee and that's one point for Mayweather right there.' He went on to explain, 'If you notice every fight Mayweather has had with Kenny Bayless (as referee), the ref should break them up if both hands are tied up and they're not throwing punches. 'If you notice, for instance with (Marcos) Maidana, when they got in close, right away Kenny Bayless would break them up. 'One hand would be free from the clinch, but he still broke them up. It's an advantage for Mayweather.' De La Hoya was defeated by Mayweather in 2007 on a split decision after 12 rounds, losing the WBC light middleweight title. Mayweather defeated De La Hoya in 2007 to claim the WBC light middleweight title on a split decision .

Summary: Oscar De La Hoya believes that the appointment of referee Kenny Bayless will work to Floyd Mayweather's advantage against Manny Pacquiao . Veteran Bayless has refereed several of Mayweather's previous fights . De La Hoya thinks that Bayless' tendency to break up fighters will stop Pacquiao from building any momentum against the American .


Stoke City are closing on Standard Liege starlet Thibaut Verlinden. The 15-year-old midfielder is a highly regarded member of Belgium's U16 squad and has had trials with Liverpool and Everton. Club Brugge and Anderlecht have also expressed an interest but Verlinden, whose father Dany used to be a goalkeeper, is poised to sign on July 9 when he turns 16. Thibaut Verlinden (right), in action for Belgium against England U16s, looks to be joining Stoke City . Stoke manager Mark Hughes has also persuaded Barcelona's 19-year-old winger Mohamed El Ouriachi to join this summer. Hughes said: 'We are trying to improve the quality of the under-21s to get more young players knocking on the door of the first-team squad. That's our intention.' Stoke retain an interest in Sunderland's Lee Cattermole whose contract talks have been put on hold until their Premier League fate is resolved. Mohamed El Ouriachi competes for the ball for Barcelona, and is set to join Stoke this summer .

Summary: Belgian 15-year-old star has had trials at Liverpool and Everton . Thibaut Verlinden will join Stoke when he turns 16 in July . Mark Hughes will also sign Moha El Ouriachi from Barcelona this summer .


A New York-based writer who has grown tired of the battle between fat and skinny, is blaming plus-size retailer Lane Bryant for continuing to perpetuate the weight war — and has published candid photos of herself wearing the brand's lingerie to illustrate the problem. In an essay published on xoJane, Amanda Richards hit out at Lane Bryant’s recent I’m No Angel lingerie campaign, which was widely perceived to have been a rather blatant critique of popular lingerie giant Victoria’s Secret. The clothing store, which carries US sizes 14 to 28, has been applauded for the new campaign, which shows plus-size models looking sexy in the brand's lingerie. But while many people responded that it was encouraging to see women of different sizes being portrayed as sexy, offering a counterpoint to stick-thin models like Victoria's Secret Angels Candice Swanepoel, Behati Prinsloo, and Lily Aldridge, Amanda takes issue with its message. Regular girl: Writer Amanda Dobbins says Lane Bryant's new I'm No Angel ad campaign doesn't show plus-size women of different proportions . 'I don't think it's particularly healthy or progressive to pit fat bodies against thin bodies,' she says. Amanda explains that part of the problem is that Lane Bryant's ads don't actually show women of all sizes, but rather a subset of overweight women who still have 'correct' proportions, with flatter stomachs and larger busts. 'I have never once seen a Lane Bryant customer with a body that is represented, even a little bit, in any of Lane Bryant's advertising campaigns, myself included,' she said. So the self-described 'body-positive' blogger has taken to social media, posting photos of herself in Lane Bryant underwear to her Instagram account in a 'small offering of solidarity' with other women of varying sizes who feel unrepresented in fashion ads. At size 18, Amanda admits, 'I'm no model' — but adds that her body type is also not so unusual. Body positive: Amanda hopes to promote positive body image and wants more retailers to advertise toward women of varying sizes . No retouching: The New York-based blogger posted photos of herself that showed off her figure and stretch marks . She continues to say that she hopes brands like Lane Bryant will learn from women like her, as well as other plus-size women on social media, that customers want to see diverse models in their ads campaigns. Lane Bryant, however, insists its I'm No Angel campaign is diverse and represents 'the woman who unapologetically celebrates herself'. 'This campaign is intended to celebrate all women coming together to redefine the ideals of beauty,' Lane Bryant representative Toyin Graham told Bustle. 'This campaign message is all inclusive. Our issue is not with certain sizes of women, it’s with media’s definition of ideal beauty' But Amanda believes it is not enough, saying: 'We don't derive self-worth from seeing diverse images, but we do find power and solidarity and learn to appreciate our own individuality in relationship to others.' Taking charge: Amanda says she's tired of being told to settle for plus-size fashion taking 'baby steps' 'I can't imagine what the

Summary: Amanda Richards, from New York says she doesn't campaigns which widen the gap between ‘fat’ and ‘thin’ She says plus-size store Lane Bryant's new ads celebrating women don't actually show varying shapes, but rather 'correctly' proportioned plus-size women . To show solidarity with other plus-size women, she posted photos of herself in Lane Bryant lingerie online .


Two birds of prey have been caught on camera brutally fighting over a nesting box, staring each other down before attacking each other with sharp talons and beaks. A kestrel and a barn owl repeatedly lunged at each other while trying to gain mastery of the box so they could lay eggs and rear their young in safety. And despite the owl's cuddly reputation, it came out the victor, forcing the kestrel to seek an alternative home for itself and its mate. Face-off: A barn owl and a kestrel have been caught on camera fighting in a nesting box . Conflict: The two birds of prey lunged at each other in a vicious scrap . The fight was captured on video by wildlife photographer Robert Fuller, using a camera he set up inside a 13ft-high elm tree stump in his garden in Thixendale, North Yorkshire. He said that a pair of kestrels had been guarding the nesting box in the tree, but when they left in the evening a barn owl swooped in and laid a claim to the nest. After the owl drove the kestrels away he managed to attract a mate to share his new home - but the kestrels found an alternative nesting box in Mr Fuller's garden. The cameras were set up as part of an exhibition at Mr Fuller's gallery, monitoring the nest of blackbirds, blue tits and pheasants as well as birds of prey. Confrontation: The kestrel was attempting to win back the nesting box after guarding it all day . Flurry: A video camera captured the vicious fight, with the two birds throwing themselves at each other . On top: At one point the kestrel had the owl up against the wall of the box inside an old tree stump . Mr Fuller said: 'The nest has been used in the past by tawny owls and this year the kestrels were showing a lot of interest in it. 'The female was guarding it during the day then in the evening a male barn owl started coming in and calling for a mate. 'The kestrel and barn owl battle is absolutely spectacular footage. It's much more exciting than any soap or drama on TV. 'In the footage you can see the barn owl lands and the kestrel comes right behind and hits so hard it knocks it inside and into the nest wall. 'Both birds are very well equipped to kill things, they have very sharp talons. They often have disputes in the air but here they were in a very confined space. Turnaround: Despite the kestrel's more aggressive reputation, the barn owl ended up defeating it . Victor: At the end of the video the owl can be seen admiring its new home . 'At the beginning the barn owl was looking for an escape route but the male kestrel keeps appearing at the opening. 'Kestrels have a terrier mentality, they're aggressive. Barn owls aren't really but they do have very long legs and talons, it was a fairly even battle. 'The kestrels have been

Summary: Two birds of prey fought each other in a North Yorkshire garden . Barn owl succeeded in driving out a kestrel from nesting box which he had been guarding all day . The battle was caught on camera by photographer Robert Fuller .


For three years, John Helinski's home was a cardboard box at a Tampa Bay bus stop. The 62-year-old had all of his personal identification stolen - so struggled to apply for a place at a homeless shelter. But when a cop and his case manger looked into his past, they found a previously lost bank account with money and enough social security benefits to buy his own house. Scroll down for video . John Helinski, 62, spent three years living in a cardboard box on the streets of Tampa Bay. He then tried to apply for a place at a homeless shelter, but struggled because all of his personal identification had been stolen . A cop and a case manager then looked into his past, and were able to retrieve his social security number and his driver's licence . After the amazing discovery, he told ABC Action News: 'I just managed on my own. Sleeping underneath the benches there and no one would see me. DACCO Case Manager Charles Inman told the Florida station: 'He needed to have an identification, but we couldn't get an identification without a birth certificate. 'There was no other option to succeed. You know, the thought of putting a 62-year-old man back on the street wasn't acceptable. He then recruited the help of Tampa Police officer Dan McDonald. 'I enjoy it because I like a challenge,' he said. 'We first had to figure out that we needed a consular record of foreign birth or something like that.' Helinski was born in Poland, but he is an American citizen, has a driver's licence and a social security number. Then, as they kept digging into his background, Helsinki visited a Tampa bank branch and discovered an old account. It hadn't been touched for years, so social security had built up, and he even had cash. 'At that time, it was Landmark Bank. Then it became Bank of America,' he said. 'I guess I'm exhilarated, excited, you know.' Helinksi is now looking for permanent accommodation. His search is focused on a small apartment. Case Manager Charles Inman (left) and Tampa Bay police officer Dan McDonald were determined to find out more and dug further into Helinski's background . Helinski walked into a Bank of America branch in Tampa Bay and discovered an old, forgotten account with enough social security benefits in it to buy a new house .

Summary: John Helinski, 62, slept in a cardboard box in Tampa Bay for three years . He applied for homeless housing, but struggled as he had no identification . It had all been stolen years earlier - virtually forcing him onto the streets . A case worker and a cop looked into his past and uncovered his records . Helsinki then went into a Tampa bank and discovered a lost account . Enough money and social security was in there for him to buy a house .


A mysterious Easter Bunny has delivered chocolate eggs to every house in a village of 3,000 people. Residents from Alderholt, Dorset, woke to discover a chocolate egg on their doorsteps. Rob Wood, 67, said: 'It is just such a lovely gesture. Every house in the village got one as far as we are aware. Local residents in Alderholt, Dorset, pictured, awoke on Sunday to find an Easter egg on every doorstep . 'We walked around the village and everyone seemed to have been left one of these chocolate foil wrapped eggs. 'My daughter said everyone was talking about it on Facebook. It's never happened before. It must have been quite some operation.' Tracey Feltham added: 'It's just such a beautiful thing. Everyone is on Facebook going absolutely crazy about it. 'It looks like everyone was left an egg. It's very Vicar of Dibley! 'It's a wonderful act of random kindness and I think that explains where it has come from. 'It's just such a lovely thing to do. It's never happened before and I've lived here for 20 years.' Residents of the picturesque Dorset village described the deed as 'a wonderful act of random kindness'

Summary: Residents of Alderholt woke up yesterday to discover the big surprise . Nobody has an idea who is behind the wonderful and generous gesture . Residents took to Facebook in order to thank the mystery benefactor . Local resident Tracey Feltham said: 'It's such a wonderful act of kindness'


A Florida woman has been charged with child abuse after driving with her teenage son on the hood of her car, police have said. Bridget Olinda Garcia, 32, had confiscated her 13-year-old's mobile phone and was preparing to leave their home in Port St. Lucie, south-east Florida, following 'a brief altercation'. After bundling his three siblings into her car, Garcia started reversing down her driveway, when the teenager jumped onto the hood. Bridget Olinda Garcia, 32, from Port St. Lucie, Florida, had confiscated her 13-year-old's mobile phone and was leaving the house with his three siblings when the teen jumped on the hood . Garcia is charged with child abuse for the incident . This is the car that Garcia was driving, a Dodge Charger with custom rims, when she allegedly sped off with her son clinging to the hood . According to witnesses, Garcia continued to reverse the car for 200ft, before driving onwards some 200ft with her son on the hood before stopping. As she stopped the car, the teenager fell off and injured his hip, right knee and foot, WPTV reports. The boy was taken to a local hospital for treatment of his non-life threatening injuries. Garcia was arrested and booked into the St. Lucie County Jail. Garcia was taking the teen's three siblings (pictured) on an errand when her oldest child jumped on the hood, police say . Garcia, 32, allegedly drove 200 feet with her son on the hood of the car .

Summary: Bridget Olinda Garcia, 32, drove for 400ft with son, 13, on the hood . Teen jumped into the hood after Garcia confiscated his mobile phone . When she stopped, teen son fell off and injured his hip, knee and foot .


Gary and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes will no doubt partying hard on Tuesday night after Salford City clinched the Evo-Stik League First Division North title, with the club gaining promotion on a very fitting 92 points. Title rivals Darlington 1883 could only draw 1-1 with Warrington Town, meaning the Manchester-based club won the title without having to kick a ball. The Evo-Stik League Northern Premier League is what awaits Salford, with the Conference North just one league above but they won't be playing local rivals FC United of Manchester next season after they gained promotion from the division. Philip Neville tweeted this photo of the team celebrating promotion with the caption: 'Party still going!!' Salford City clinched the Evo-Stik League First Division North title on a poignant 92 points . Salford City's players celebrate after Darlington's failure to win saw them win the league title on 92 points . Gary Neville (centre) and Paul Scholes watched Salford's last home match against Clitheroe Town . The Neville brothers both took to Twitter to express their delight at gaining promotion, with a few beers likely to be consumed over the week. Scholes and Gary were in attendance for Salford's victory against Clitheroe Town before they made made it eight wins on the bounce the following week away to Burscough. Salford knew that a 1883 win would take the title race to the final game of the season but they were unable to get the better of Warrington Town - handing the trophy to their rivals. Darlington's manager Martin Gray showed a real touch of class by personally calling Gary and joint-manager Anthony Johnson to congratulate them of their achievement. Following this, Phil showed the same sort of courtesy and wished Gray's side well in the play-off's. Salford clinched the title on a fitting 92 pointsand with one game to spare after their eight-game winning streak . The Class of '92 bought into the club last year and their investments have worked wonders, with the club earning instant success in their first full season at the helm. But recently the co-owners admitted that it wasn't all plain sailing after former manager Phil Power was sacked in January, with Phil conceding that were turning into something they had always said they wouldn't. The former Everton man said: ‘We had become the meddling owners, everything we didn’t want to be.' With the Football League just three more promotions away, Salford's fans and very famous owners can dream about that prospect. Some of the Class of '92 take in a pre-season friendly against Stalybridge Celtic in the summer . The Class of '92 stars will no doubt be delighted that their impact has produced such immediate success .

Summary: Salford City clinched the Evo-Stik League First Division North title . Darlington 1883's failure to beat Warrington saw them win without playing . Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs and the Neville brothers are co-owners of the club and will be delighted with the instant success .


THE CHAMPIONSHIP . Steve McClaren's Derby side will make sure of a play-off place with victory at Huddersfield provided Wolves and Brentford are both beaten. Just two years on from winning the FA Cup, Wigan will be relegated if they fail to win at home to Brighton — although Rotherham’s FA hearing for fielding an ineligible player could change things were they to be docked points. Derby County can make sure of a play-off place with victory against Huddersfield if other results go their way . LEAGUE ONE . Bristol City boss Steve Cotterill said after his side sealed promotion: ‘That’s great, but we haven’t won the league yet and that is what I want.’ Victory at home to Coventry will give him the trophy he craves. Sheffield United and Chesterfield can both make sure of play-off places with wins over Bradford and Oldham respectively, as long as Rochdale lose away to Gillingham. Bristol City boss Steve Cotterill will get his hands on the League One trophy with victory against Coventry . LEAGUE TWO . Burton will be promoted with a win at Morecambe if Wycombe fail to win at AFC Wimbledon or Bury lose at Portsmouth. Shrewsbury will be up if they win at home to York, Bury lose and Southend fail to win at Exeter. Stevenage will seal a play-off place if they win at Accrington and both Luton and Newport fail to win against Hartlepool and Dagenham respectively. Burton will be promoted with a win at Morecambe if Wycombe fail to win at AFC Wimbledon . ...AND IN THE CONFERENCE . Martin Allen's Barnet side will be promoted as champions if they win at Kidderminster and Bristol Rovers lose at Dover. Eastleigh and Forest Green Rovers can make sure of a play-off place with victory over Lincoln and Gateshead respectively, as long as Macclesfield lose at home to Dartford, or, in Eastleigh’s case, fail to win.

Summary: Wigan will be relegated to League One if they fail to beat Brighton at home . Bristol City can win League One with victory against Coventry on . Find out which club clubs can win promotion... and go down this weekend .


She has a reputation for being a ‘pushy parent’ and with some newly acquired dance moves under her belt, she might have been expected to muscle in. But it emerged yesterday that when Andy Murray and his new bride had their first dance on Saturday night, Judy Murray was strictly on the sidelines. The former star of Strictly Come Dancing – who frequently failed to impress the judges with her efforts – left the newlyweds to it as they took to the floor at their reception in Cromlix House Hotel, following their wedding at Dunblane Cathedral in the afternoon. Scroll down for video . Love match: Andy and Kim after the ceremony at Dunblane Cathedral (left). Judy Murray (pictured right during Strictly Come Dancing) says she is 'terrible' at dancing . As Judy’s mother, Shirley Erskine, 80, left the venue, she admitted the wedding of Andy, 27, to his long-term girlfriend Kim Sears, also 27, had been ‘fantastic’ and ‘wonderful’. She added: ‘We’ve just all been up there together and everybody’s parting in dribs and drabs, so we’re on the way home.’ But neither she, nor Andy’s grandfather Roy, were able to recall what the couple’s first dance was. Mr Erskine, 83, said: ‘It was something with music anyway. They actually did go out for the first dance.’ They also confirmed that Mrs Murray did not take to the dance floor first and let the bride and groom lead the evening’s festivities at Cromlix, the luxury hotel bought by Andy in 2013 for £1.8million, and where his brother had also held his wedding reception. Mrs Erskine also said that the newlyweds would not be going on honeymoon ‘until later’ in the year. The bride dazzled in a pretty flowing silk chiffon gown by designer Jenny Packham, while her husband opted for traditional Scots dress to tie the knot. And as for the mother-of-the-groom, 55-year-old Mrs Murray wore a white dress coat, which was belted at the waist. Just a few hours earlier, she was resplendent in a stunning white dress coat and eye-catching hat. But the morning after her younger son’s wedding, Judy Murray had slipped into something more comfortable – her favoured old blue tracksuit. The morning after her younger son’s wedding, Judy Murray had slipped into something more comfortable – her favoured old blue tracksuit . After admitting to focusing more on her outfits following her appearance on Strictly Come Dancing last year, Mrs Murray, 55, broke with tradition on Saturday by wearing a white coat, the same colour, as the stunning Jenny Packham gown worn by bride, Kim Sears. But it was back into the sports gear when she left Cromlix House yesterday. Beneath, Mrs Murray opted for a nude pencil skirt and lace top as well as a hat by Scottish milliner William Chambers that resembled an oversized fascinator. In an interview last year to promote her appearance on the hit BBC show Strictly, Mrs Murray said that despite raising two tennis stars – her son, Jamie, 28, is a Wimbledon doubles champion – she is not a

Summary: Judy Murray left newlyweds to it as they took to floor for their first dance . Former Strictly star previously admitted to being a 'terrible' dancer . Andy and Kim, both 27, had reception in Cromlix House Hotel, after service at Dunblane Cathedral .


England's withdrawal from the historic Victory Shield for Under 16s has further worsened relations between the FA and the other home nations. Officials in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were unhappy to find out about the FA ditching a tournament that started in 1925 via a letter from chairman Greg Dyke, with no warning or consultation. This is seen as another example of FA ‘arrogance’ following the English telling FIFA that they want to send Great Britain football teams to the Rio Olympics without informing the other countries, who put the kybosh on the initiative. England's Riess Nelson (right) puts pressure on Scotland's Jack Adamson during the 2014 Victory Shield . England's withdrawal from the event, as told by FA chairman Greg Dyke (left), left the home nations fuming . And England’s desire to have more varied opposition for their Under 16 players is not going down well in Wales, the current holders of the Victory Shield. The FA say they have kept the tournament organisers in the loop and only revised their plans after Sky Sports cut their title sponsorship - which the TV station dispute - and wanted changes to the format. The remaining Victory Shield competitors are planning to invite another country from Europe to replace England. Meanwhile, there was some surprise that Dyke chose to go to the Premier League Under 21 cup final between Southampton and Blackburn last Monday rather than the FA Youth Cup final first leg between Manchester City and Chelsea at the Etihad academy. The FA say Dyke had business on the south coast. Champion jockey and Arsenal fan Tony McCoy, who retires from riding at Sandown on Saturday, will be feted at the Emirates Stadium when his schedule next allows him to watch the Gunners. Arsenal fan AP McCoy, who retires from a remarkable career on Saturday, will be honoured at the Emirates . Pele might be struggling physically with his knees at the age of 74. But he’s certainly showing more clarity with his opinions on the game than he infamously did in the 2002 World Cup, when he picked Nicky Butt as player of the tournament. Pele, who was promoting an art exhibition inspired by his life at London’s Halcyon Gallery, made pertinent comments about Wayne Rooney, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Eden Hazard, Oscar and Ramires. And about Brazil’s 7-1 thrashing by Germany in the World Cup semi-final, Pele said: ‘One-nil or two-nil — but seven goals was a disaster. Only God knows what happened.’ Pele, who's the subject of an exhibition at a London gallery, says 'God only knows' what happened to Brazil when they were thrashed 7-1 by Germany in the semi-final of their home World Cup last year . The ECB are running out of time to clinch a terrestrial highlights deal for the T20 Blast, which is considered hugely important for growing the game. Talks with ITV have stalled and the competition starts on May 15. There are no highlights clauses in Sky’s exclusive deal and the rights holders would have to agree when the highlights were

Summary: FA has withdrawn England from the historic Victory Shield for Under 16s . The other home nations are unhappy England won't be in 90-year-old event . Arsenal fan AP McCoy will be honoured at the Emirates on his next visit . ECB are running out of time to clinch a T20 Blast terrestrial highlights deal .


This is the shocking moment a deputy's bodycam captured the officer shooting a dog dead. Pasco County Sheriff's office reported it has received death threats since footage emerged of Deputy Kerry Kempink killing the dog while responding to call. The video, shot on Kempink's body camera, showed the deputy jumping a fence as he went to investigate a burglar alarm going off at the property last Friday. Scroll down for video . This is the shocking moment a deputy from Pasco County Sheriff shot a dog dead while responding to a call . He started to walk towards the home, but was stopped by two black Rottweilers which had ran out towards him across the garden. Within seconds of them approaching, he shot the closest dog, 18-month-old Cowboy which is barking at him. He then turned his gun on the other which ran off. The horrified owner, Carla Gloger, appeared moments later and shouted at the officer: 'They're not even vicious.' Kempink responded: 'He came right at me ma'am. I got it on camera, I got it on camera.' The video, shot on Kempink's body camera, showed the deputy jumping a fence into the property where he as then confronted by two dogs . Within seconds he had shot the first Rottweiler which was barking at him and turned his gone on the other . But Ms Gloger told the deputy: 'He came right at you but not to hurt you.' Kempink then called his station but the owner, who was becoming more and more upset, shouts for him to put her pet out of its misery. Tragically, when the dog sees the officer lift his gun, he attempts to crawl away. Ms Gloger shouted for Kempink to wait, and said: 'Is he ok? No, he's not. 'Shoot him all the way,' she told him. 'Kill him.' Another loud bang can be heard yet the devastated owner continued pleading with the officer to shoot him. 'Shoot him again. I can hear him suffering, shoot him. He's just a puppy.' The dogs' devastated owner then comes out, and told the deputy 'they're not even vicious' before begging him to put him out of his misery . Pasco County Sheriff's office reported it had received death threats since the shocking footage emerged . Sheriff Chris Nocco has defended his deputy's actions, claiming he acted in self-defense. 'I don't think an Olympic runner could have out run those Rottweilers, I don't think he was in a situation to defend himself,' he told 10 News. But Ms Gloger, who trains and shows her Rottweilers, said: 'If he's coming to protect my property he took my most valuable property away from me. 'I can't replace my dog that's my family that's my son.' She says she is now looking at pursuing legal action. Sheriff Nocco added that police had received multiple calls to that property in the past and hadn't known what to expect. Kempink had then shot the dog again at the behest of the homeowner as an act of kindness, he added. He said they

Summary: WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT . Deputy Kerry Kempink was filmed on his own bodycam killing the dog . He claimed he had shot Rottweiler in self-defense while out on a call . But owner Carla Gloger claimed pet was not vicious and plans to sue .


Rory McIlroy believes it is 'unthinkable' that he will not win the Masters at some point to complete the career grand slam. And the world number one has revealed how his final-round collapse at Augusta National in 2011 was the most important day of his career. McIlroy is looking to claim his first green jacket and become just the sixth player to win all four major titles after Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods. Rory McIlroy tees off at the Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament in Orlando on March 19 . 'For me now it's a career-long goal to win there to achieve something that only a handful of players have ever achieved,' the 25-year-old said in an interview with BBC Northern Ireland. 'There's something special I can achieve going into Augusta this year. You are a complete player if you can win every major because they are on different golf courses, different tests, different conditions. Not many guys have done it in history so to put my name there would be awesome. It would just be incredible. 'You feel the sense of what can be achieved but I can't think about that too much. I just have to think about trying to go out there and playing as best as I can and if I can do that hopefully my scores add up to a shot lower than anyone else's.' McIlroy has just one top-10 finish to his name in six Masters appearances, finishing joint eighth last year despite the embarrassment of being outscored by his marker in the third round. McIlroy is hoping to complete his grand slam of majors with a victory at Augusta later this month . But the 25-year-old cannot picture going through his career without slipping on at least one coveted green jacket. 'During my career, yes it's unthinkable,' he added. 'If I don't win it this year...either it's not the right time or it isn't your time. If I was to look back as a 60-year-old on my career and not have won a green jacket I'd obviously be very, very disappointed. 'And not just one. I feel like it's a course I can do very well at and a golf course I can hopefully win multiple times on. Obviously getting that first one is extra important and from there we can go on and maybe think about getting some others.' McIlroy held a four-shot lead going into the final round four years ago, only to collapse to a closing 80 and finish 10 shots behind the winner Charl Schwartzel. But he bounced back to win his first major title by eight shots in the US Open two months later, before adding wins in the 2012 US PGA and both the Open and US PGA last year. McIlroy is hoping to emulate the likes of Jack Nicklaus (above) by winning all four major titles . 'I think it was the most important day of my career,' he added. 'If I hadn't had the whole unravelling and say I just made

Summary: Final-round collapse at Augusta National in 2011 was the most important day of career, McIlroy reveals . McIlroy has just one top-10 finish to his name in six Masters appearances . The Northern Irishman finished joint eighth last year .


A 1-year-old girl who was shot in the head in a drive-by shooting outside Seattle has died. A spokeswoman for Harborview Medical Center says the girl was brain dead and care was withdrawn Saturday night. Police say Malijah Grant was shot in the head Thursday afternoon while sitting in a car seat in the back of a silver Chevrolet Impala at an intersection in Kent, Washington. Her parents were in the front seat when police say a black car pulled alongside, and the driver and a passenger in that vehicle opened fire before driving off. Heartbreaking: Malijah Grant, 1, was taken off life support on Saturday after she was shot in the head in a Thursday drive-by shooting outside Seattle . Authorities have said they don't believe the shooting was random, though neither parent was injured, notes q13fox.com. Two male suspects are now being sought by police. The investigation is a 'top priority for the Kent Police Department and all of our available resources are being utilized towards this investigation,' police said in a news release Friday night. 'This does not appear to be a random incident at this time and we continue to follow all leads that present themselves.' This was a change from previous days when police had said the shooting came as a result of a road rage incident turned violent. Horrific: Malijah was sitting in the back of this silver Chevy Impala (left) with her parents up front when around 5 shots were fired Thursday afternoon . Heart-wrenching: Malijah's relatives, including her aunt (right), were heard sobbing and screaming, including one enraged woman (left) who cried out: 'I want revenge!' Police said the shooting was preceded by some sort of an exchange between the occupants of the black sedan and the silver Chevy. Linda Johnston, who lives nearby, ran outside after she heard gunshots. 'I was sitting in my bedroom here and heard the shots. 'Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam,'' she told Seattle television station KOMO. 'The baby was on the ground, and other people were doing CPR on the baby, and the mother was in hysterics and the dad was in hysterics, too.' Also seen in wrenching footage from the scene was one woman who was heard screaming 'I want revenge!' into a cellular phone. Not random: Police said the shooting was preceded by some sort of an exchange between the occupants of the black sedan and the silver Chevy and initially believed it was a road rage incident gone wrong .

Summary: Malijah Grant was allowed to die on Saturday after she was shot while sitting in the back seat of her parents' car Thursday outside Seattle . Authorities initially believed it was a road rage incident turned violent but now say the shooting was not random .


May is a magical month, and there are a host of events to help you enjoy it to the full. Here Katie Rowe explores just some of them. East Lancashire Railway’s award-winning 1940s Weekend is a highlight in many a vintage enthusiast’s calendar . Lancashire’s wartime weekend . Pull on your glad rags and be transported back to wartime Britain over the late May bank holiday weekend. East Lancashire Railway’s award-winning 1940s Weekend is a highlight in many a vintage enthusiast’s calendar, and this year’s event is expected to be the best yet with more activities than ever. Spot Captain Mainwaring lookalikes in the battle re-enactments, do your best lindy hop to the sounds of 1940s-style bands, ogle vintage cars and indulge in a cream tea on a steam train. Wander on the Isle of Wight . There’s no better way to discover the Isle of Wight’s many beauty spots than walking – and the island’s Walking Festival offers the ideal chance to pull on your boots and go exploring. The event is spread across two weeks from May 2 to 17 and there are over 200 walks to choose from, including a hike through the walled garden, pleasure grounds and terraces of Osborne House. Alternatively, you could join the Taste of Wight Walk to visit top gourmet spots while soaking up serene coastal views – or how about an exotic alpaca trek? The Cotswolds Olimpicks can be dated back to 1612 after being started by local barrister Robert Dover . See the eccentric Cotswolds . For English eccentricity at its very finest, head to the Cotswolds Olimpicks. Started by a local barrister, Captain Robert Dover, the world’s inaugural ‘Olimpick Games’ were staged on a Cotswold hillside in 1612. Today, the annual event near Chipping Campden – this year held on May 29 – attracts thousands of spectators as ‘athletes’ take part in obstacle courses and tugs-of-war, as well as the extremely peculiar sport of shin-kicking. Seven cars hang from giant clothes pegs on a wire in Brighton as part of the annual Art Festival Fringe street theatre . Fringe benefits in Brighton . No one does flamboyance quite like Brighton, and you’ll see this unique city at its very best every May when the Brighton Fringe and Brighton Festival paint the place every colour of the rainbow. Cabaret, comedy, club nights, burlesque, street performance and theatre combine to make up an eclectic programme of events for the world’s third-largest fringe festival. And if that wasn’t enough, the Brighton Festival – the largest multi-arts festival in England – runs alongside from May 2 to 24. Highlights include appearances from ventriloquist Nina Conti and award-winning author Margaret Atwood. Norwich Cathedral will be expecting to shine bright this summer as it hosts the Norfolk & Norwich Festival . A masterful display in Norwich . With a plethora of high- profile exhibitions and festivals taking place in Norwich throughout spring and summer, the East Anglian city is proving to be England’s latest cultural heavyweight. You can see priceless Van Goghs, Cezannes and Picassos sitting side

Summary: Experience wartime Britain with an ice cream and a lindy hop . Or take part in one of the oldest competitive sporting events in the UK . The Brighton Art Festival will display the best of quirkiness .


Roy Keane described Paris Saint-Germain defender David Luiz as 'lost' following his woeful first-half performance against Barcelona on Tuesday night. The £50million former Chelsea man was at fault for both goals as Neymar sent the Ligue 1 side bowing out of the Champions League with little more than a whimper. Keane, known as one of punditry's scariest characters, isn't usually one for holding back when it comes to opinions, but even he had some sympathy for the Brazilian international. PSG defender David Luiz (right) had a torrid time marking Barcelona forward Neymar on Tuesday night . Luiz was at fault for both of Neymar's goals as PSG crashed out of the Champions League quarter-finals . ITV pundit Roy Keane offered his sympathy to Luiz, describing the defender's performance as looking 'lost' 'I actually feel sorry for him,' the 43-year-old told ITV. 'He just looks lost again; we spoke about him before the game. 'He doesn't smell danger and the stuff there is literally schoolboy stuff. 'You've got to give the boy sympathy, a little bit. Because he doesn't look like he knows what he's doing. It was fellow Brazilian international Neymar that stole the headlines as his double sealed Barcelona's progression. Neymar set the tone for the game when he slotted home the opener following some fine work from Andres Iniesta before later heading a second past Salvatore Sirigu. And Luiz was quick to admit that his side got what they deserved across both legs of the fixture. 'They were a better team than us in both games. They controlled both games and they deserved to qualify,' he told ITV. 'We didn't take the opportunities to score in the first match. We didn't play well, but we had seven or eight opportunities. In this game, they were better than us.' Neymar has been in superb form for Barcelona this season, taking his scoring tally to 30 against PSG .

Summary: PSG defender David Luiz had a tough night against Barcelona . The former Chelsea player was at fault for both goals his side conceded as they crashed out of the Champions League on Tuesday . ITV pundit Roy Keane has expressed his sympathy for Luiz .


If you live in the UK or US you can expect to have already been hacked – at least according to the real life conman turned fraud prevention expert whose escapades inspired Catch Me If You Can. Frank Abagnale, whose early life on the run from the FBI was brought to life on the screen by Leonardo Di Caprio, has said the public is underestimating the extent that their details have been stolen by digital fraudsters, the Times reported. In the 2002 Steven Spielberg film Abagnale, now 66, poses as a doctor, a lecturer, a lawyer and an airline pilot over the course of a crime spree that eventually landed him in prison. Scroll down for video . Frank Abagnale (right) has said individuals in the western world have probably already had their identities stolen. He was played by Leonardo Di Caprio (right) in the film about his misspent youth as a conman . However the former conman changed his ways and has spent the rest of his career working with the FBI on fraud detection and prevention. In an interview Mr Abagnale told of how in an age of information overload, those of us living in the western world have probably already had our identities stolen. He highlighted the recent theft of details from more than 80 million Americans whose names, dates of birth, children’s details and and social security numbers were held by the US underwriter Anthem insurance. He added that there had been so many similar incidents in recent years that societies should just assume personal information had been stolen. Mr Abagnale works as a consultant to British company LexisNexis and has written three books on the nature of fraud. He has called the constant effort by security companies to stay ahead of hackers a ‘battle’, saying it is always necessary to be thinking a move ahead of the fraudsters. Abagnale, as is depitced in the 2002 film Catch Me If You Can, posed at one point as a senior medical doctor . The conman turned fraud expert also travelled the globe posing as an international airline pilot for Pan Am . Mr Abignale exaplained that while he used ink and paper to fraudulently access money, the scope for internet fraud is greater and easier for hackers . A survey by the digital consultancy Centrify shows one in four Britons know they have had their identities stolen. In 43 percent of those incidents the ensuing difficulties took more than a month to rectify. Forty-seven percent said they had to pay money to resolve the problems. Of these, 28 percent had to pay at least £60. Mr Abagnale explained these kinds of cases were not the work of some mastermind fraudster but more often than not down to employees simply not following proper procedure. Details can be lost when individuals download work files at home, insert unknown memory sticks into work terminals or open attachments on untrustworthy emails. Because fraudsters will sit on stolen information for drawn-out periods of time, people are normally hacked two or three years before their

Summary: Conman who inspired Spielberg film says personal details no longer safe . Frank Abagnale, with FBI for 35 years, says IDs have already been stolen . Fraud expert calls level of theft 'unimaginable' in the technological age .


New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wasn't looking too presidential Tuesday night when he got into a heated debate with a veteran teacher at a town hall meeting. And now the state's largest teacher's union is calling him out for his 'bullying' behavior. 'He's always taken a very nasty and disrespectful tone with teachers and other individuals who dare to question him at these events,' Steve Wollmer of the NJ Education Association told NJ.com. 'It's the one thing that never seems to change.' Scroll Down for Video . Not being nice: New Jersey Gov Chris Christie (left) is being called a bully for the way he interacted with a teacher (Kathy Mooney, right) at a Tuesday night town hall meeting . That sentiment doesn't ring well with Christie's ambitions to run in the Republican presidential primaries next year. Tuesday night, Christie appeared at Kenilworth Town Hall to take questions from a group of citizens, when Kathy Mooney, a high school English Teacher from Roselle Park, took the microphone. Ms Mooney, who has been a teacher for 27 years, questioned Christie's motivations behind a legal settlement with oil company ExxonMobil which could have contributed drastically to the state's pension plans for teachers. Christie settled the deal for $225million, despite the fact that the state had originally asked for $8.9billion which Mooney described as 'favoring the affluent' and 'kicking state workers under the bus'. 'I know that you could have gotten more money, on the dollar,' Mooney said. 'Do you?' a defensive Christie quickly responded. 'You do know that? Really? You know that?' Mooney started to respond, but not before being cut off by the governor. A good deal? Mooney questioned Christie's decision-making behind a $225million legal settlement. The state originally wanted $8.9billion from the oil company, and Mooney says that would have had a huge impact on pensions for public employees . 'I mean: Do you know that?' Christie continued. 'I wanna know how you know that. Because you're a teacher, and you're standing in front of students every day, conveying to them, facts - things that they need to learn. So I would like to understand your analysis of how you know that in a ten year long, court case, that you have enough detail to know.' Mooney explains that she read about the deal in the newspaper and did not attend the meeting 'to be bullied'. 'You're not being bullied, because you're asking me a question, I'm going to ask you questions back,' Christie says, as he continues to dodge the issue. 'He said, "I'm not bullying you' as he bullied her,"' Wollmer said of the exchange. Perhaps the reason why Wollmer and his union responded sharply to Christie's town hall meeting Tuesday night, is that he blamed the union for their role in the current pension system. 'The fact is your union, over the course of time, has asked for significantly higher benefits - more expensive benefits - that your union knew the state could not afford,' Christie said Tuesday.

Summary: The presidential hopeful held a town hall meeting in Kenilworth on Tuesday . During the meeting, high school English teacher Kathy Mooney got up to ask the governor a question about pensions . She asked why he didn't seek a higher legal settlement in a case with ExxonMobil that would have contributed to the state's pension system . Christie responded by repeatedly asking how much Mooney knew about the deal instead of answering her question .


The Cheyenne Mountain Complex is one of the icons of the Cold War - a self-contained and sufficient town buried under the Rockies meant to be impervious to a Soviet nuclear barrage. It was home to the North American Aerospace Command (NORAD), scanning the skies for Russian missiles and the military command and control center of the United States in the event of World War Three. The high tech base entered popular culture with appearances in the 1983 Cold War thriller War Games and 1994's Stargate - which imagined the complex as a clandestine home for intergalactic travel. Scroll down for video . Secret: The Cheyenne Mountain Complex in Colorado was built for NORAD to direct the American response to a nuclear war with the USSR during the Cold War . Protection: There are 15 three story building inside the military complex and each is buffered by a 25-ton blast door . Small town: The Cheyenne Mountain Complex is home to more than 1,000 personnel and is able to operate as an underground town for months with fresh water and food . It shut down nearly ten years ago as the threat from Russia seemed to subside, but this week the Pentagon announced that Cheyenne Mountain will once again be home to the most advanced tracking and communications equipment in the United States military. The shift to the Cheyenne Mountain base in Colorado is designed to safeguard the command's sensitive sensors and servers from a potential electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack, military officers said. The Pentagon last week announced a $700 million contract with Raytheon Corporation to oversee the work for North American Aerospace Command (NORAD) and US Northern Command. Admiral William Gortney, head of NORAD and Northern Command, said that 'because of the very nature of the way that Cheyenne Mountain's built, it's EMP-hardened.' Power: At its height Cheyenne was home to NORAD who watched 7,000 aircraft per day as part of their surveillance operations . Headquarters: The US and Canadian military jointly operated NORAD from within Cheyenne and soldiers from north of the border made up 15 percent of the personnel at the base . Around-the-clock crews monitor U.S. skies from the command center of the Northern Command located deep within Cheyenne Mountain at the foot of the Rocky Mountains near Colorado Springs, Colorado in 2002 . 'And so, there's a lot of movement to put capability into Cheyenne Mountain and to be able to communicate in there,' Gortney told reporters. 'My primary concern was... are we going to have the space inside the mountain for everybody who wants to move in there, and I'm not at liberty to discuss who's moving in there,' he said. The Cheyenne mountain bunker is a half-acre cavern carved into a mountain in the 1960s that was designed to withstand a Soviet nuclear attack. From inside the massive complex, airmen were poised to send warnings that could trigger the launch of nuclear missiles. But in 2006, officials decided to move the headquarters of NORAD and US Northern Command from Cheyenne to Petersen Air Force base

Summary: Cheyenne Mountain Complex being refurbished by Pengaton . High tech communications being installed that are impervious to electromagnetic pulses . The bunker is build under 2,000 feet of the Rocky Mountains and is able to withstand a hit by a 30 megaton nuclear blast . Decommissioned 10-years ago because 'the Russians were no longer a threat'


An archive of images showing the evolution of the Easter Egg over the past 40 years has been released in time for this year's celebrations. Archivists at confectionery giant Nestle have assembled the compendium of photographs dating back as far as the 1970s to highlight how the traditional chocolate treats have changed over the years. And the images are bound to jog a few childhood memories of the vast array of Easter eggs that the famed sweet makers have produced in the past. Scroll down for video . Who knew? Chewy sweets, Tooty Frooties, used to release Easter Eggs. This advert dates back to 1972 . A dose of nostalgia: From the Smarties Easter Egg (pictured left), to a selection of funky Easter Eggs (pictured right), both 1970 . The collection includes eggs by much-loved brands like Caramac, Yorkie, Rolo, Toffee Crisp, Aero and even Polo. The tradition of Easter eggs can be traced back to the years following the First World War when the egg was adopted as a symbol of new life and hope. Prior to that chocolatiers had made chocolate fish, chickens and shoes at Easter because these were accepted symbols of the celebrations. Matchmakers look very different today! Now mostly associated with mint, back in 1991, a Matchmakers Easter Egg is retailed with 'Orange Chocolate Sticks' Very different from it's distinctive bold style today, a poster advertises Yorkie Easter in 1980.The Easter Egg can be traced back to WWI when eggs symbolised new life and hope . The new egg-shaped treats soared in popularity throughout the 1920s and 1930s but production stopped in the 1940s due to World War Two rationing. Shortages of key ingredients like sugar carried on until the early 1950s until British firm Rowntrees, now owned by Nestle, released their Dairy Egg in 1954. Since then chocolate Easter eggs have been a staple in households across the country. Alex Hutchinson, historian and archivist at Nestle, said: 'Prior to First World War people would celebrate Easter with chocolate fish and chickens which were symbols of the Christian story of Easter. Egg-cellent! Smarties Eggheads (pictured left) and Rowntree's Minty Eggs (pictured right) in 1991 show very different flavours to what is widely-known now. Rowntree's are characterised by their chewy Fruit Pastels . A Kit-Kat Easter egg poster from 1991 shows that the packaging hasn't changed dramatically to today, and has also maintained it's famous 'Have a Break!' tagline . Yorkie's Easter Egg poster from 1991, also shows that the chocolate has maintained its bold yellow and blue branding . 'We also made chocolate shoes, which were pagan symbols of a tradition in the north of England whereby people would buy new shoes and bonnets to wear to church at Easter. 'After the First World War we reintroduced the Easter egg in 1922. The eggs symbolised the spring, new life and hope. 'Easter eggs became hugely popular and the rest is history. 'We put together this archive of photos as a little Easter treat for fans of Easter eggs. 'Our archives go all the way back to the

Summary: Archivists at Nestle have assembled images dating back to 1970s . Collection includes eggs from Yorkie, Kit Kat, Smarties and Rowntree's . Prior to WWI, people celebrated Easter with chocolate fish and chickens .


The mother of a pregnant woman who woke up from a four-month coma earlier this month said she knew doctors were wrong when they told her that her 20-year-old daughter wouldn't wake up. Anna Moser's daughter Sharista Giles of Sweetwater, Tennessee, was driving home from a concert in December with friends when a car accident sent her to the hospital with injuries so bad doctors believed she would never recover. She was five months pregnant at the time and in January doctors were forced to deliver the baby early, a little boy the family has named Leighton Isiah Giles. Scroll down for video . Twenty-year-old Sharista Giles (left) of Sweetwater, Tennessee, went into a coma in December after a car accident. Her mom, Anna Moser (right), said that she believed her daughter would wake up even when doctors said she had a two-per cent chance of recovery . Giles (right) opened her eyes earlier this month. Though she is still nonverbal, Moser (left) talks to her daughter every day . Though Giles was given a two-per cent chance of recovering, Moser was confident her daughter would wake up. When Giles finally did open her eyes, Moser said her daughter wasn't herself it appeared that she wasn't sure what was going on around her. But she soon began following her father's movements around the room. Then, her father showed her a photo of her son. 'He showed her a picture of her baby, and she followed the picture,' said her mother, Beverly. 'When he turned around to put it back on the bulletin board, she turned her neck, her whole head trying to follow and find the picture again.' And Moser remained hopeful, but not entirely optimistic, until she started speaking to Giles a few nights ago. 'I said, "If you could get out of that bed right now, I could take you home," and her head come up. And she had never did that, it was plumb off the bed,' Moser told WATE. 'That's when I knew.' Giles was five months pregnant when she fell into the coma. In January doctors were forced to deliver the baby (pictured in utero, right) early, a little boy the family has named Leighton Isiah Giles . Moser said she now speaks to her daughter every day and shows her pictures of Leighton. And though Giles is still nonverbal, Moser believes her daughter hears her. 'I finally have not a doubt in my mind. And I needed that,' she said. 'It's a process. But I know, I know, it's truly a miracle. It's truly a miracle.' Giles has yet to meet her baby in person because doctors do not want him entering the rehab facility, her aunt, Beverly Giles told ABC. Moser said Leighton has finally left the NICU and believes that Giles will make a full recovery and will be able to raise her son. 'We never gave up,' said her mother. 'She's fought this hard.' Moser said that she believes her daughter hears her when she talks to her, and she believes that Giles

Summary: Sharista Giles of Sweetwater, Tennessee, went into a coma after a car accident in December . Doctors forced delivery of her baby in January and Giles opened her eyes for the first time earlier this month . She is still nonverbal and is on a ventilator to help her breathe, but has moved her head when she recognizes voices . Her mother, Anna Moser, believes Giles will make a full recovery and will be able to raise her son on her own .


Schoolgirl killer Zbigniew Huminski (pictured) did not offer a word of remorse as he was indicted for kidnapping, raping and murdering a nine-year-old . Calais schoolgirl killer Zbigniew Huminski did not offer a word of remorse as he was formally charged with a range of crimes which are likely to see him jailed for life, prosecutors said today. The 38-year-old appeared before a judge on Friday night and was indicted for kidnapping, raping and murdering the nine-year-old identified solely by her first name of Chloe. Despite being banned from France for earlier offences, Zbigniew was on his way to England on Wednesday from Calais when he struck. A statement released by Boulogne prosecutors said: 'The investigating judge conducted his indictment for the following reasons: rape of a minor, kidnapping and murder. 'During his interrogation, the person in custody had admitted his involvement in the alleged crimes, but failed to state the reasons for his action.' Confirming that Huminski had been 'placed in custody in a regional prison', his lawyer Antoine Deguines said: 'He did not speak to the judge, as his right. 'I have not been able to speak much with him, he does not talk much and, it seems, is in shock over what happened. It's hard for him to address the facts'. Asked if Zbigniew had offered any remorse, Mr Deguines said: 'No, he is saying very little about anything.' It came as thousands prepared to take to the streets of Calais on Saturday to take part in a second 'White March' to pay tribute to Chloe, whose funeral will take place in the port city's St Peter's Church on Wednesday. Mr Deguines confirmed Huminski had been on his way to see his sister in Southampton when he 'stopped for a beer' in Calais, and then attacked Chloe while drunk. Huminski was supposed to be in prison in Poland - but he exploited his home country's lax justice system to travel to France instead. This picture was the last taken of nine-year-old Chloe at 2.31pm - she is seated in front of her family home. Relatives have put this photograph at the scene where she was kidnapped . The career criminal was sentenced to a year behind bars in March, but under the rules in Poland, he was supposed to take himself to jail. But he hit the road for France and, under the EU's free movement rules, there was nothing to stop him driving across Europe. Nine-year-old Chloe, seen in a last haunting photo posing with a carefree grin in the playground outside her home, was snatched as her terror-stricken mother tried helplessly to reach her. Huminski has confessed to strangling his nine-year-old victim, identified by her first name of Chloe (pictured) Before Isabelle Hyart could do anything, Huminski bundled Chloe into his car and drove her to woodland where he sexually assaulted and strangled her. Huminski has a long criminal record in France and Poland, including once attacking a frail woman of 78 with a knife in her home. He was convicted in France in April 2010, when

Summary: Zbigniew Huminski charged with raping and murdering schoolgirl Chloe . He did not offer remorse for crimes which could seen him jailed for life . Prosecutors say there is evidence of 'strangulation and sexual violence' Polish immigrant, who was heading to England, has admitted to killing .


This is the moment an aeroplane touched down on a runway without deploying its landing gear and skidded along the runway on its belly. Captured in Fort Pierce, Florida, the shocking footage shows the light general aviation aircraft approaching the Aero Acres residential airpark. Despite the fact the Aerostar plane travels at speed, its descent towards the landing strip appears normal until the video maker makes a startling observation. The light general aviation aircraft approaches the Aero Acres residential airpark and touches down without its landing gear deployed . He states that the landing gear has not been deployed and at that very moment the plane touches down with a bump and scratches along the tarmac. Its propellers can be heard ricocheting off the ground as the wings bounce up and down from the impact. Suddenly the pilot re-engages the engines and rather unceremoniously takes off back into the air. The plane's propellers can be heard ricocheting off the ground as the wings bounce up and down from the impact . The video maker can be heard saying that the plane’s propellers have been damaged in the collision with the runway and that more than likely, the pilot will crash. He later said: ‘I was walking down the flight line of aircraft that flew in for the day, which is close to the main runway and noticed this light twin aircraft coming in low. ‘I noticed he did not have his landing gear down and thought he was going to do a fly-by, but then noticed the power was pulled back with the aircraft approaching for a landing with no landing gear. The plane scratches along the runway and the video maker describes the sound as 'one you will not forget' ‘The belly and tips of the propellers impacted the runway (the sound of the propellers hitting the surface was one sound you will not forget). ‘Once the pilot realized his mistake, he gave what appeared to be full throttle and both propellers pulled the front of the aircraft down with the propellers making a second impact with the runway. ‘Somehow the engines stayed on and running and the pilot was able to regain control while leaving the airport. The video maker noted that once the pilot realized his mistake he began re-engaging the engine . He added: ‘It’s amazing the aeroplane engines did not get destroyed during the propellers impact and the pilot did not stall during the forced take-off with the high angle of attack and damaged propellers.’ According to WPBF 25 News, the plane’s pilot, Chris Georgaklis, 85, managed to fly 100 miles to Fort Lauderdale after the incident and landed safely. Mr Georgaklis is said to have flown for almost 50 years and was accompanied on the trip by his dog, Buddy. People look on as the damaged aircraft takes off from the runway and flies 100 miles to Fort Lauderdale, where it landed safely . The most common cause of a gear-up landing, also known as a belly landing or pancake landing, is human error – when

Summary: Video captures light general aviation aircraft approaching at speed . Filmmaker points out that the pilot has not deployed the landing gear . Plane touches down onto the tarmac and skids along the runway . Its propellers ricochet off the ground before pilot re-engages engines . Aircraft takes off and flies 100 miles away to Fort Lauderdale, Florida .


Just one day after it was learned Bobby Flay had separated from his wife of 10 years, Law & Order: SVU star Stephanie March, the famous chef has filed for divorce. According to TMZ, the 50-year-old Food Network standout is 'heartbroken' about the split and his wife is 'mighty unhappy' with the prenup which is said to favor Bobby. Also on Friday the New York Daily News claimed the actress questioned her spouse about rumours he was romantically involved with Mad Men star January Jones in 2010. Scroll down for video... Done: Bobby Flay has filed for divorce from his wife of 10 years Stephanie March, TMZ reported on Friday; here the couple is pictured in June 2013 . 'I know Stephanie basically asked him after January Jones, "Did you f*** her?"' an insider told the site. March was said to be suspicious after her husband happened to be on the scene when single mother Jones got into a car accident in LA in 2010. The source added that he denied any romance. Jones is now dating Will Forte, who she was seen with in February at the premiere of The Last Man On Earth. There was concern about this woman: The New York Daily News on Friday claimed that March asked her spouse if he had any romantic liaisons with January Jones - he allegedly said no; here Jones is pictured in March . Her love interest these days: Jones is now dating Will Forte, who she was seen with in February at the premiere of The Last Man On Earth . Legal documents obtained by TMZ state that the marriage has 'broken down irretrievably.' It has been reported they separated three weeks ago. And because they have no children together there is no issue about child support but they are fighting over property already, it was alleged on Friday. He has already moved out of their New York City apartment. The couple has secured their own attorneys and are discussing the terms of divorce, according to the news site. Once so close: Flay and March, who reportedly separated three weeks ago, pictured in January 2013 . TMZ went on to report that the marriage began to unravel over the past year and a half. Sources told TMZ that the union crumbled when Stephanie's appendix burst and Bobby didn't come to the hospital until the next day. Stephanie claimed, according to TMZ, that Bobby said 'he was busy with work' and instead sent his assistants to help her. Moved out: The Iron Chef Of America star - pictured in 2013 - is said to have moved out of the couple's New York City apartment . Boiling point: The marriage suffered when Stephanie's appendix burst and Bobby didn't come to the hospital until the next day because he was busy, TMZ reported; Flay was pictured with President Obama in 2009 . In February, the pair didn't celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary together. According to TMZ, Bobby attended a wine festival in Florida with his assistants instead. This will be Stephanie's first divorce

Summary: Bobby and Stephanie separated three weeks ago after 10 years of marriage . On Friday the 50-year-old Food Network star filed for divorce . His actress spouse is said to be not happy with the prenup in place . They have no children and are 'fighting over property' It was also claimed she questioned him about romancing January Jones .


A woman who weighs 400lbs has told how men are paying her around $1,500 (£1,000) a month to let them watch her devour fast food and sugary treats on camera. New Yorker Sarah Reign, 26, describes herself as a 'feedee', who gorges on junk food in various states of undress to titillate paying male viewers. After working shifts as a security guard at a factory, Miss Reign disrobes down to her underwear and switches on her webcam. Happy to be a 'feedee': Sarah Reign, from New York, supplements her day job as a security guard by gorging on camera for men who like to watch her eat . Miss Reign, who weighs 26 stone, says she enjoyed eating so much, she decided to turn it into a job . She says fans love to watch her enjoying food; she might gorge on a whole chocolate cake or cover her stomach with butter, acts that can earn her around $1,500 (£1,000) a month in addition to her regular pay. After realising that her weight could become a lucrative sideline for her, she set about gaining more and is now six stone heavier than before she started. She says: 'I really enjoy eating. No one at work knows my secret. It felt awkward eating on camera at first as fans love to watch you chewing every mouthful. 'But I eat so much anyway I thought it'd be fun to do it on cam. I just keep eating until I'm full.' Her new career has also led her to the world of 'squashing', where men pay her to sit on them when she meets them in person. She says of her first squashing experience: 'It was awkward but I got really into it.' Miss Reign says that she won't sit on anyone naked though, always keeping her underwear on. Sarah Reign says her fans love to watch her enjoying food . The men who watch Miss Reign's videos love to see the plus-size entertainer chowing down on junk food . 'I won't do nude squashing,' she vowed. 'I just wear a vest top and tiny shorts.' The security guard adds that she has always been large and that her weight has never been an issue for her. In fact, in 2008, aged 20 and weighing 20 stone, she celebrated her figure by posting glamour shots of herself online in skimpy clothing. How did this sideline come to pass? Miss Reign joined a site for bigger women who like to flaunt their shape, she soon had plenty of male attention. 'It's such an ego boost,' she admitted. 'So many of them wanted to see me eat on camera, I thought, 'Why not?' After a period of using web cams for feeders, she then set up her own video channel. 'It's sexy to be big,' she said. 'I really enjoy eating on camera so I started gaining weight on purpose. 'I've put on six stone since I started. 'Lots of men want to feed me so much I can't move anymore, but that's not my thing. I

Summary: New Yorker Sarah Reign, 26, is a security guard by day but earns extra money by eating fast food and sugary treats while men watch . Weighs 400lbs and has gained 84lbs since she started eating on camera . Has branched out to sitting on male clients who enjoy being smothered . Admits she finds eating for paying customers 'an ego boost'


Arsenal moved further clear of the two Manchester clubs in second place, and kept the pressure up on leaders Chelsea, as they held on to beat a spirited Burnley at Turf Moor. Arsene Wenger's side were far from their best, but Aaron Ramsey's early goal put them ahead and Burnley, for all their endeavour, didn't create too many clear-cut chances. Here's how Sportsmail rated each player... Burnley . Tom Heaton: Saved well from Ozil in the build-up to Arsenal’s goal but was unfortunate his defenders could not clear. 7 . Kieran Trippier: Forced Ospina into a good save with a curling free-kick and delivered well from corners. 6 . Jason Shackell: At fault for Arsenal’s opener as his sloppy pass gave possession away cheaply. 5.5 . Michael Duff: The 37-year-old did a good job of keeping Giroud under wraps and provided a threat from corners. 6.5 . Ben Mee: Made a superb block to deny Ramsey a second after a brilliant lobbed pass from Ozil. 7 . Ben Mee was booked in the first half for a blatant block on Aaron Ramsey, but responded well . Michael Duff goes up to challenge Arsenal's in-form striker Olivier Giroud during the hard-fought encounter . George Boyd: Full of running as ever but failed to trouble Arsenal when in possession of the ball. 6 . Scott Arfield: Another full of industry and almost provided an assist for Ings with a clever lob. 6 . David Jones: Brought calmness and quality to Burnley’s midfield but could not find a killer pass. 6.5 . Ashley Barnes: Wide left is not his favoured position but put Bellerin under pressure with and intense work ethic. 6 . Danny Ings: Starved action but went close with an acrobatic effort from Arfield’s chip into the box. 6 . Sam Vokes: Saw an early chance go begging when he fired at Ospina from close range. 6 . Subs: Taylor (for David Jones) 90 . George Boyd, who missed a great chance for Burnley on the half-volley, tackles Francis Coquelin . Scott Arfield tries to get to grips with Mesut Ozil as Burnley worked exceptionally hard against Arsenal . Arsenal . David Ospina: Was perhaps busier than he might have expected and had to make decent saves to deny Vokes and Trippier. 7 . Hector Bellerin: Faded after a bright start. Pinned back by Barnes’ aggressive closing down. Nutmegged by Mee. 6 . Laurent Koscielny: Kept a close eye on Danny Ings and restricted the Burnley top-scorer to just one chance. 7 . Per Mertesacker: Given a good, physical battle by Vokes and just about came out on top. 7 . Hector Bellerin is chopped down by Ashley Barnes as Burnley targeted the young Spanish full back . Laurent Koscielny suffered a few difficult moments as Arsenal sought to continue their excellent form . Nacho Monreal: Made a vital interception and clearance to thwart a chance for Ings. 6 . Francis Coquelin: Has developed into a key member of Arsenal’s midfield and did another fine job as the anchor man.7.5 . Mesut Ozil:

Summary: Francis Coquelin superb in protecting Arsenal back four at Turf Moor . Tom Heaton does well in goal for hosts, but Arsenal keep winning . Ben Mee puts in excellent display at full back for Burnley despite loss .


Authorities say police officers shot and killed a suburban St. Louis black man after he charged at them with a knife. A police body camera recorded the interaction. St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar said at a news conference on Saturday that Thaddeus McCarroll's mother reported on Friday night that her son had barricaded himself in a home in Jennings. The mother told police her son 'was talking about going on a "journey'"and a "mission" and mentioned a "black revolution,"'according to police. Scroll down for video . Dead: Thaddeus McCarroll, pictured in 2012, was killed outside his Jennings home on Friday night after he allegedly charged at police with a knife . Shooting: Police fatally shot Thaddeus McCarroll, 23, after he 'refused to listen to them and charged at them with a knife' His mother said he was walking around the house with knives and a Samurai sword. St. Louis television station KMOV reports that Belmar says the man had access to a sword and that officers tried but failed to engage him in conversation. Video shows a man emerging from the home at about 1 a.m. carrying a knife and a bible. Police say they shot him with an ' less lethal impact weapon' because they felt they had to act. The rubber bullet to the leg failed to deter the suspect. Officers then responded the 'charging' McCarroll with a lethal round of shots, reports NBC. 'The officers resorted to less lethal force to try and bring the incident to a safe conclusion with no loss of life, but this individual made the decision to refuse these attempts, and charge at officers with a deadly weapon,' Belmar said in a statement. Talking him down: Dashcam footage shows police attempting to stop Thaddeus McCarroll from charging . The encounter was recorded on officer's body camera as police asked McCarroll to drop his knife numerous times. 'Why are you carrying a knife?' an officer can be heard asking McCarroll. 'Your mom is worried about you.' An officer then told McCarroll they were 'not here to harm you' after McCarroll replied. The home: McCarroll died outside his Jennings home on Friday night after he allegedly charged at police . 'We need to know that you're going to be okay, starting right now,' an officer said. Two police officers shot McCarroll several times and the sound of the gunshots was captured by the body camera. Cops can be heard calling fro CPR and a medic. McCarroll died outside his Jennings home. 'A family lost a loved one tonight and that is tragic,' St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar said during a news conference on Saturday. Police in Missouri and around the United States have been under intense pressure to be transparent about arrests and shootings ever since the death of unarmed black teen Micheal Brown. Brown's death sparked nationwide protests and put pressure on police to record their interactions with a body cam.

Summary: Thaddeus McCarroll, 23, was fatally shot outside his mother's home on Friday night after he charged at police with a knife . McCarroll's mother called police and told them he spoke of 'going on a joury,' a 'black revolution,' and carried a Samurai sword and knives . St. Louis County police did not say whether McCarroll was black and could not immediately be reached for comment . Bodycam footage of the incident shows that police fired a 'less lethal round' before fatally shooting the man .


Shopping with friends is bad for your bank balance – because it encourages people to spend far more than they would if making purchases by themselves. In a survey of 1,000 people from across the country, conducted by personal budgeting software company YouNeedaBudget.com, 64 per cent of adults confessed that they end up spending more money when they shop with friends. The main reasons for this were said to be 'showing off in front of friends' and 'succumbing to peer pressure and buying things we wouldn't ordinary buy'. Peer pressure: 64 per cent of adults think they spend more money when they go shopping with friends, many blaming the urge to 'show off' Nearly half of the participants (45 per cent) blamed the fact that they get carried away by excitement when they shop with friends. In fact, nearly two-thirds of Americans admit they would actually prefer to shop by themselves than with pals. But the site that conducted the study says there's no need to hit the mall alone to avoid buyer's remorse. 'It's all about priorities,' said Lindsey Burgess, a spokesperson for You Need a Budget. 'You need to decide what is most important to you and set your budget accordingly. 'When you know you will get to spend money on the things that matter most, it is easier to say no to impulse purchases and feel good about what you do buy, because it fits your long-term goals.' Food: 58 per cent . Clothing: 54 per cent . Household items: 28 per cent . Shoes: 21 per cent . Entertainment: 20 per cent . But while 85 per cent of participants in the study said they do give themselves a budget when they shop, 95 per cent admitted that they usually spend more than originally planned. Top items on which people overspend on include food (58 per cent), clothing (54 per cent), household items (28 per cent), shoes (21 per cent), and entertainment (20 per cent). Meanwhile, 53 per cent justify their overspending because an item happened to be on sale, while 34 per cent call their pricey purchases a 'special treat'. An impulsive 22 per cent said they just had to do it because it was 'absolutely necessary' at the time. A further 19 per cent of respondents also said their spouse or partner gives them a hard time for overspending, though five per cent don't even tell their significant others about their big purchases.

Summary: A new YouNeedaBudget.com study found that 64 per cent of adults spend more money with friends due to peer pressure or the desire to show off . The top items Americans overspend on are food and clothing . Five per cent of those polled said they hide big purchases from their spouses or significant others .


England midfielders Jordan Henderson and Jack Wilshere are the surprise names on Manchester City’s summer shopping list. The struggling Barclays Premier League champions know they need more English players in their starting line-up — goalkeeper Joe Hart has often been the only one this season — and Liverpool’s Henderson and Arsenal’s Wilshere are deemed to be realistic targets. City also maintain an interest in Liverpool’s unsettled England forward Raheem Sterling, with 36-year-old veteran Frank Lampard set to leave and 29-year-old James Milner likely to follow him out of the Etihad Stadium. England midfielder Jack Wilshere (right) is a surprise target on Manchester City’s summer shopping list . Wilshere tries to cut inside during his appearance for Arsenal's Under 21 side on Tuesday night . Liverpool's Jordan Henderson is another surprise name among targets of Manchester City for this summer . Manchester City also maintain an interest in Liverpool's unsettled forward Raheem Sterling . Henderson, 24, has come to City’s attention because he has only one year left on his Liverpool contract. Their concern about Wilshere, 23, who has over two years left on his Arsenal deal, is his injury record. He has yet to return to Arsene Wenger’s side since having surgery on his troublesome left ankle in November. There is a well-trodden path between Arsenal and City over the past five years. The Manchester club, who offer far bigger salaries, have spent £80million on Samir Nasri, Bacary Sagna, Emmanuel Adebayor, Kolo Toure and Gael Clichy. Frank Lampard was among the few English representatives for Manchester City at Selhurst Park . Joe Hart (centre) was the only England player that started while James Milner (right) came on as a sub . Wilshere played 90 minutes for Arsenal as he stepped up in his return from injury at the Emirates . Henderson clears the ball during Liverpool's defeat by Arsenal at the Emirates in the Premier League . And City will certainly need to make bids in excess of £30m to tempt Arsenal or Liverpool to sell. Not all of City’s targets will be English, though, with the club willing to use France star Nasri and Bosnia forward Edin Dzeko as bait in a deal to sign Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba. Pogba, a 22-year-old France international, was on Manchester United’s books before moving to Italy. City see him as the long-term successor to the fading Yaya Toure, although Pogba could cost as much as £60m. Nasri and Dzeko have had poor seasons and are expected to be part of a summer cull. Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba is another target of those at the Etihad for this summer's transfer market . Pogba, a 22-year-old France international, was on Manchester United’s books before leaving for Italy .

Summary: Manchester City know they need more English players in their line-up . City goalkeeper Joe Hart has often been the only one this season . England's Jordan Henderson and Jack Wilshere are on their wishlist . City deem the Liverpool and Arsenal stars as realistic targets . City also maintain an interest in Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling .


Swansea City have expressed an interest in Schalke full back Christian Fuchs. The 29-year-old is out of contract in the summer and is keen on a move to the Premier League. Austria international captain Fuchs is vastly experienced and renowned for his set-piece ability and crossing. He was outstanding in Schalke's 4-3 Champions League win over Real Madrid last month. Schalke defender Christian Fuchs is out of contract this summer and Swansea are interested in signing him . The Austria international duels with Chelsea defender Gary Cahill during the Champions League in 2013 . Swansea left back Neil Taylor is a £4million target for West Bromwich Albion . Swansea have been looking at bringing in another left-back since the summer with West Bromwich Albion keen to sign Neil Taylor for around £4million. Fuchs has been discussing a new deal with Schalke but has also had interest in England from Sunderland, Hull and Fulham over the past year. Discussing new terms for Fuchs, Schalke director of football Horst Heldt said: 'We will make a decision only at the end of the season.'

Summary: Christian Fuchs' current Schalke contract expires in the summer . Defender has attracted interested from a number of Premier League clubs . Swansea have expressed their interest in the Austria international .


It seems most people can't wait to shower babies with affection - pets included! Gemma the pit bull was filmed at home in California enthusiastically greeting a baby boy named Elliot with kisses. Footage shows her lovingly licking the infant as he attempts to fend her away with his hands. Despite Elliot's best efforts, Gemma keeps licking away. But the baby boy doesn't seem to mind the affectionate slobbering and he's heard merrily gurgling away. 'Is that a doggy?' his mother says as she films the scene unfold. After more than ten seconds, Gemma shows no signs of moving on. Other videos show the animal is clearly used to being around children. She also appears to be a fan of Elliot's older sister, Adeline. While some viewers have deemed her licking session with Elliot 'cute', others have been less impressed by the scene. Lovely to meet you! Gemma the pit bull was filmed at home in California enthusiastically greeting a baby boy named Elliot with kisses . Too close? While some viewers have deemed her licking session 'cute', others have been less impressed .

Summary: Gemma the pit bull was filmed at home in California enthusiastically greeting a baby boy named Elliot with kisses . Despite the infant's best efforts, Gemma keeps licking away . Other videos show the animal is clearly used to being around children .


Experts have discovered that this dove grey suit was once worn by notorious Nazi leader Hermann Goering. They used sweat stains on the uniform to link it to the overweight German commander and it is now expected to fetch £85,000 when it goes under the hammer in Plymouth, Devon. Goering, who founded the Gestapo and was commander of the German air force, was well known for being overweight and as a result the suit shows the strain of being worn by the large officer. It was originally believed to be a replica, but the careful examination of the sweat blemishes and fraying on the buttons and buckles led experts to believe it had been worn. The dove grey suit made by a Viennese tailor that was once worn by ruthless Nazi commander Hermann Goering . Hermann Goering, pictured in his full military dress during World War Two, favoured a dove grey suit . John Cabello, owner of Devon-Parade Antiques, where the uniform is being sold, said the wear and tear on the uniform helped them identify Goering as its original owner. He said: 'Goering was hugely overweight and had a tendency to sweat a lot, that would explain the profusion of sweat in the tunic. 'The stress levels on the tunic's folds coupled with the strain on the broaches of the tunic show it was worn by someone overweight. 'This also proves it was worn for a long, long time by someone who was fat enough to cause it to stretch and wear over a period of time. 'He also had a habit when he used to walk around talking to people of putting his left hand into his left pocket. Because of this the wear on the left pocket is substantially more than the right.' The outfit was made by the Viennese tailor, Tiller, who was known to have made uniforms for the Nazis during the war. Stress levels on the tunic's folds coupled with the strain on the broaches of the tunic show it was worn by someone overweight . The uniform was believed to have been liberated by the Americans before it found its way into a collection in Switzerland . The outfit was made by the Viennese tailor, Tiller, who was known to have made uniforms for the Nazis during the war . Although the tailoring of dove grey blue ensemble is very good, the materials used are of remarkably lower quality when compared to the uniforms worn by Nazi officers at the beginning of the war. Mr Cabello, from Plymouth, Devon, said: 'As the war progressed, it got harder to get materials and quality everywhere went down. 'There was also an effort by Goering to appear less grand during the latter part of the war. This is because as he was going around meeting the population, if he looks like he is living in opulence when they are in poverty it would not go down well.' Goering, pictured above, saw himself as Hitler's successor and was known to have been ill for much of the war .

Summary: Herman Goering founded the Gestapo and was head of the Nazi air force . He was known for being overweight and for his tendency to sweat a lot . Wear and tear on the suit made by Viennese tailor helped experts identify Goering as its owner . It is being auctioned by Devon-Parade Antiques and is expected to fetch £85,000 .