Louis Smith is man of many talents. A medal-winning Olympic gymnast of course...and even a Strictly Come Dancing champion. However, it appears the athlete, 25, is gaining expertise in an area previously dominated by queen of the 'Belfie', Kim Kardashian. Yes, Louis Smith, MBE, is now also very good at exciting his fans with selfies. Topless selfies, where we're treated to a view of his rippling muscles in full flexed action, to be more specific. If you've got it, flaunt it: Former Olympic gymnast, Louis Smith, is constantly sharing images of his honed torso with an endless stream of topless selfies on Instagram . The Strictly Come Dancing star shot to fame after winning both a bronze and silver medal at the 2012 London Olympic Games . Mostly taken between the pine door of his stone wall bathroom and what can only be an impressively large mirror, Louis' selfies have become something of a phenomenon. So much so, that when interviewed by the Telegraph recently, primarily about his latest project to help communities learn how to dance, they felt compelled to ask him about it. 'I’m just sharing my physique,' the hunk of the gymnastics world said of his snaps. 'I’m just sharing my physique,' the hunk of the gymnastics world said of his snaps in an interview . Some of which, are far saucier than others. For example, there are pics taken in his bathroom where he's clearly wearing jeans, despite the lack of a shirt. Others, however, have ranged from a view of his very tight boxers, to a topless sunbathing selfie where nothing but a strategically placed cocktail glass covered up a full frontal view of his manhood. 'I work hard to get the body I have, so why not show off what I’ve got?' the athlete added. 'I work hard to get the body I have, so why not show off what I’ve got?' says the athlete. As if we needed the hard proof, here's Louis in another topless selfie, taken at the gym no less . Some of Louis' selfies are far saucier than others. For example, there are pics taken in his bathroom where he's clearly wearing jeans, while others suggest he might not wearing very much at all . As if we needed the proof, here it is, a topless selfie taken at the gym no less. But while it appears that Louis needs little to no encouragement on the selfie front, his blossoming relationship with TOWIE's Lucy Mecklenburgh is sure to only fuel his habit. A selfie-obsessed gym bunny herself, Lucy, 23, has been dating Louis since December 2014. Louis has been dating former TOWIE star Lucy Mecklenburgh since December last year and says they're very close despite only having been together for four months. Of course, they've got the selfies to prove it . 'Having someone to share things with was the one thing missing from my puzzle,' says Louis of his girlfriend Lucy Mecklenburgh, also a fitness fanatic and avid selfie taker . Though the pair have been together for just four

Summary: Louis Smith, MBE, admits he has a habit for posting saucy topless selfies . The athlete says he works hard for his body and wants to show it off . Is he closing in on 'Queen of the Belfie' Kim Kardashian?


England star Anthony Watson believes the pain of Bath's European Champions Cup exit can be a driving force in their push to make this season's Aviva Premiership play-offs. Watson and company were left to reflect on what might have been at Dublin's Aviva Stadium as six Ian Madigan penalties gave three-time European champions Leinster a tense 18-15 quarter-final success. Bath dominated for large parts of the second period and claimed tries through fly-half George Ford and captain Stuart Hooper, but hopes of reaching a first top-flight European semi-final since 2006 floundered on their indiscipline. Anthony Watson carries during an impressive Bath performance, but the English side came up short . Attention will now quickly return to the Premiership, with Bath having four games left - against Newcastle, London Irish, Harlequins and Gloucester - in the quest for a top-four finish. 'The overriding emotion is that we are absolutely disappointed,' said Bath full-back Watson, whose counter-attacking brilliance was repeatedly showcased against an often stretched Leinster defence. 'To have battled out of the group as we did (Bath lost their first two games) and then obviously to get into the quarter-final, to get so close and then fail at the end, it is obviously massively disappointing. 'But we have to try to take the positives, and I think a disappointment like this is going to help us in the Premiership.' Bath stayed true to the ball-in-hand attacking principles that have lit up much of this season's Premiership campaign, and at times, Leinster struggled to cope. Ian Madigan was perfect from the tee to hand Leinster the victory in a game where they were second best . In Madigan, though, they had a relentless marksman, whose 100 per cent goalkicking return ultimately sent Leinster marching on and Bath left to focus solely on domestic matters. 'To put on an attacking performance and go through the phases like we did against a quality side like Leinster is just going to add more confidence,' Watson added. 'I think the way we have been playing this year has been a revelation to be a part of, and I have really enjoyed playing for this club. 'I think the progress we have made throughout the year has been awesome. I think the ethos and everything we are building at the club is going in the right direction.' Watson, meanwhile, paid tribute to his Bath and England team-mate Ford, who scored a brilliant solo try and made a darting break that set up Hooper for a second-half touchdown that meant the visitors were always in sight of their opponents on the scoreboard. It was a huge disappointment for Bath, but Watson hopes they can channel the pain to their league campaign . 'I cannot speak highly enough of him (Ford), to be honest,' Watson said. 'He is probably the best ball player I've played with, albeit in a short space of time of two or three years. 'He has got a very mature head on young shoulders, and it's a real privilege to play outside him.' Bath head coach Mike

Summary: Bath dominated Champions Cup quarter final against Leinster . But English side came up just short 18-15, despite scoring two tries . With four Premiership games left, Watson wants pain to spur team on .


There are lots of things you could buy with £120,000 ($177,000): several new cars, a significant chunk of a house - and now a limited edition Apple Watch. The extravagant device is made with 24 karat gold, rose gold or platinum and your choice of strap - including python skin. And one version of the extravagant watch is also adorned with a one carat diamond plus hundreds of other smaller diamonds in the strap. Scroll down for video . If you've got a spare £120,000 ($177,000) lying around, you might be tempted to by one of the limited edition watches from luxury electronics firm Goldgenie. Shown is a version with diamonds and a python skin strap . The watches are the latest expensive gift from luxury electronics firm Goldgenie and are part of their Apple Watch Spectrum Collection. UK buyers who are prepared to wait to get their hands on the eagerly anticipated wearable may want to snap up an Apple Watch on holiday, because Britain is the most expensive place in the world to buy one. The most expensive Edition model costs up to £2,500 more in the UK compared to elsewhere in the world, while at the lower end of the scale British buyers pay up to £63 more for the Sport model. In Australia, for example, the most expensive 38mm Edition costs $21,000 AUD, which converts to £10,832 - a difference of around £2,665 compared to the UK. The Apple Watch will go on sale in Apple shops and selected department stores on April 24. They comes in both 38mm and 42mm (1.5 and 1.65 inches) sizes, with prices ranging from a 'modest' £2,000 ($3,000) to £120,000 ($177,000) depending on how much you want to add. They can be ordered with a matching diamond encrusted solid gold link bracelet strap, or a more exotic skin including crocodile and python skins. The python skin is Cites (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) certified, which aims to protect various animals and plants from illegal trade. The most expensive version is called the 'Diamond Ecstasy', and boasts 'solid precious metal' and a diamond encrusted face and bracelet. 'As Apple affirm their position in the luxury marketplace with prices of £8,000 ($12,000) upwards for the Apple Watch Edition, we are bridging the gap between that the more accessible stainless steel Apple Watch models with our luxury finishes and artisan watch straps,' said Laban Roomes, founder and CEO of Goldgenie Global. The limited edition Apple Watch is available in 24 karat gold, rose gold or platinum. The watch is also adorned with a one carat diamond plus hundreds of other smaller diamonds in the strap, if you choose . The most expensive version is called the 'Diamond Ecstasy', pictured, and boasts 'solid precious metal' and a diamond encrusted face and bracelet . Another version of the watch comes with crocodile leather (shown). The watches are part of Goldgenie's Apple Watch Spectrum Collection and are available to pre-order now . 'And of course, for those who wish for something

Summary: London-based firm has unveiled its luxury brand of Apple Watches . The expensive devices are made with 24 karat gold, rose gold or platinum . Others are encrusted with diamonds and have python or crocodile skin . Prices range from a 'modest' £2,000 ($3,000) to £120,000 ($177,000)


Ukip figures insist the party would carry on if Nigel Farage left, and that there are future leaders waiting to 'put their hats in the ring'. Mr Farage has vowed he would stand down as leader if he fails to win the parliamentary seat he is contesting in Thanet South. A private poll, paid for by a Ukip donor but carried out by experts ComRes put the Conservatives on course to retain the seat by a small margin. UKIP MEP Diane James (right) has insisted the party would carry on if Nigel Farage failed to become an MP . But Diane James, an MEP and the party's justice and home affairs spokesman, insisted the show would go on without him and that Ukip was 'not at all' a one-man band. She said: 'Nigel stated categorically a few weeks ago that if he were not to be elected to the House of Commons he would stand down, that's fact. 'We've got a very, very high-calibre of individuals within Ukip… There are people there waiting. When the leadership race is announced then I'm sure individuals will put their hats into the ring.' Miss James who recently stood down as a parliamentary candidate for family reasons, said she had said she 'no aspirations' to lead Ukip, but named three possible successors to Mr Farage – deputy leader Paul Nuttall, economics spokesman Patrick O'Flynn and deputy chairman Suzanne Evans, who are all standing as MPs in May. The poll put the Conservatives on 31 per cent, Ukip on 30 per cent and Labour on 29 per cent in the seat, where Tory MP Laura Sandys – a moderate, pro-European - is standing down. The Labour vote has shot up in the past month triggering fears in Ukip that Mr Farage could finish in third place. A poll in February, heavily publicised by Ukip, put him on course to win. Ms James named Ukip MEP Patrick O'Flynn, MP Douglas Carswell and deputy chair Suzanne Evans as potential future leaders . Mr Farage said in his recent autobiography: 'The consequences of me failing to secure a seat for myself in the Commons would be significant for me and the party. It is frankly just not credible for me to continue to lead the party without a Westminster seat of my own. 'Am I supposed to brief Ukip policy from the Westminster Arms pub? No – if I fail to win South Thanet, it is curtains for me. I will have to step down.' The Ukip vote across the country has dropped in recent months, having shot up after they topped the poll in last year's European elections. Pundits now predict it will win a maximum of five seats in Westminster including that of Tory defector Douglas Carswell in Clacton, Essex. At least six Tory MPs will defect to Ukip if David Cameron tries to form another coalition with the Liberal Democrats, Nigel Farage has claimed. The Ukip leader said many Tory backbenchers will rebell if there is another power-sharing deal with Nick Clegg. He told Mr Farage told

Summary: Nigel Farage has vowed to stand down if he loses in Thanet South . A private poll by Ukip has put the Tories on course to retain the seat . But Ukip figures insist the party would carry on if Mr Farage left . MEP Diane James said 'there are people there waiting' to take over .


Hayley Grimes, 42 (pictured with granddaughter Roxanne) found Baby Peter's body in Norfolk in 1988 and was accused of being his mother . The girl who found a baby's body floating in a village pond in 1988 says she can no longer be 'blamed' for dumping the boy, after his mother was arrested over the child's death 27 years later. Hayley Grimes, 42, was just a teenager when she found the body of Baby Peter wrapped in a blanket and Sainsbury's bag in Weasenham St Peter, Norfolk. Yesterday, it emerged that the boy's mother had been arrested nearly three decades on, after police used DNA profiling techniques to trace back to his family. The mother, who has not been named, told officers she had put the body into the lake, known locally as Windmill Pit, after going through the trauma of a stillbirth. But Ms Grimes told today how she had been left scarred by the discovery after being accused by locals of being the child's mother. She also said it was 'unthinkable' that the baby had not been given a proper burial. Ms Grimes, a mother of two, said: 'At the time a lot of people thought it could have been me who left the baby and then pretended to find it. 'I think it was because I was so desperate to get it a proper grave. 'The image of that baby has definitely stayed with me all my life and I still feel quite angry about the whole thing. 'I think what she has done is horrible if the baby was dead or alive. 'But I am glad that the have finally found his mother. The very least it means nobody can blame me anymore.' Ms Grimes found the baby while she was playing at the pit, a common place for local children to play, with friends. Speaking about what happened, she said: 'We were just up there as kids. We used to go fishing up there and now and then I would go up there to read a book. 'I thought it must have been an animal or something. My partner at the time helped get it out the water and we cut it open. 'To me it looked like a normal baby wrapped in a blanket but I didn't want to look at it. My partner at the time said it didn't have much of a face because of the decomposition.' Unsolved case: A police officer searches Windmill Pit, the Norfolk pond where the baby boy's body was found back in 1988 . During the original investigation, police had been unable to identify the mother. Villagers then carried out a collection to raise money to pay for the baby's burial at St Peter's Church in the village. But after the case came up for a periodical review, police exhumed the boy's body from his grave. DNA taken from his leg bone was then put through the national police database which found a match for a possible relative of one of the parents. Detectives examined that person's family tree

Summary: Hayley Grimes, 42, found Baby Peter's body in Weasenham St Peter in 1988 . Locals thought she was responsible because she wanted to give baby a proper grave, she says . Mother-of-two said: 'It was a shock. I still feel angry about the whole thing' His body was exhumed last year for review which led officers to the mother . Infanticide charges dropped but charges may be brought for preventing lawful burial .


Real Sociedad remain hopeful over a deal for Burnley striker Danny Ings. Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United have all shown interest in the England Under 21 international but have yet to sign him up as they consider other options also. Ings has interest from Borussia Monchengladbach among others but Sociedad have remained constant from the start. Real Sociedad are still hopeful of singing Burnley striker Danny Ings when his contract expires in the summer . Michel Vorm saves from Ings as the Burnley forward passes up a great chance to give his side the lead against Tottenham on Sunday . England Under 21 international Ings chats with Harry Kane after the final whistle at Turf Moor . The 23-year-old knows he can play regularly there, will be watched with interest by England coach Roy Hodgson and will get the money he wants. Sociedad manager David Moyes has taken the club into the top half of La Liga and intends to build on that in the summer and Ings could prove a key acquisition. Ings' contract at Burnley expires in the summer and is unlikely to sign another one regardless of their ability to survive relegation this season. Should Ings move to another Premier League club Burnley would be due a sizeable compensation fee because of his age, but that fee would be nominal if the striker moved abroad.

Summary: Danny Ings' contract expires in the summer and is set to leave Burnley . Real Sociedad want to take Ings to La Liga on a free transfer . Manager David Moyes faces competition from Liverpool among others .


Hundreds of staff at the Royal Courts of Justice and London School of Economics were evacuated again today after a building due to be demolished collapsed 'like a pancake' injuring a 56-year-old workman. Workers underneath the six-storey structure fled for their lives after the fifth, fourth and third floors crashed down on to the rest of the building - sending a huge cloud of dust into the air. The terrifying incident is just yards from where an underground cable fire ripped through Holborn on April 1 bringing parts of central London to a standstill and costing local firms £40million. Scroll down for video . Building collapse: Hundreds of staff at the Royal Courts of Justice and London School of Economics were evacuated again today after a six-storey structure collapsed . Injury: Police said a 56-year-old man was being treated for injuries this afternoon following the disaster . Staff at both LSE and the Royal Courts of Justice were also evacuated on that occasion and at this stage it is unknown whether the two incidents are related. The collapsed building, located just behind the university, was covered in scaffolding when disaster struck shortly after 4pm this afternoon. Students at LSE were seen evacuating the university's library and have been told to 'stay clear' of the area. One worker suffered head injuries and a broken arm and was treated by colleagues trained in first aid until an ambulance arrived. Two incidents in a matter of weeks: A map shows where the building collapsed today - not far from the underground cable fire that tore through Holborn on April 1 costing local firms an estimated £40million . An air ambulance was seen arriving at the scene this evening and a 56-year-old was taken to hospital with head injuries . He was the only casualty among 30 workers on site at the time. Nathan Kennedy, 28, was working in the site office when the building behind the Royal Court of Justice and LSE began to collapse. He said: 'We are used to big bangs and crashes all the time, that's the nature of demolition. 'I was just finishing off some paperwork when there was a huge crash and a rumble, we knew it was out of the ordinary and everyone ran outside. 'We are trained for this so everyone kept calm, but it was the first time anything like this has happened to me. 'There was a huge dust ball, we were checking everyone was all right when a couple of the first aiders brought out one of the guys. Parts of scaffolding spill over the barrier around the site and a construction vehicle could also be seen among the piles of rubble . The building, located directly behind LSE, is just yards from where the underground cable fire started at the beginning of April, bringing parts of central London to a standstill . 'He had a bad cut on his forehead and I think he could have broken his arm. We are all worried for him, he's called Keiran and he's in his 50s or

Summary: Six-storey structure collapsed this afternoon in Holborn, central London . Site is just yards from where cable fire caused chaos earlier this month . On both occasions university and court staff have had to be evacuated . Not yet known whether today's incident is connected to underground blaze .


An eagle demonstrated its footwork after gate-crashing a football team’s training session and enjoying a solo kick-about. Filmed in North Vancouver, the bird - which appears to be a golden eagle, despite some speculation that it is a young bald - is captured standing over a football during its try-out before giving it a slight peck with its beak. After standing and shaking its head, the big bird then moves forwards and rolls the ball to the left with its foot. The bird interrupts the training session by approaching a football and giving it a peck before enjoying a kick-about . Excited by the movement, it runs after it and rolls the ball to the right before jumping up on it with both feet. As the ball rolls away the members of the North Shore Football Club, whose training session had been interrupted by the eagle, can be heard laughing. The bird then runs back over to the football and a youngster can be heard saying: ‘The eagle has landed.’ The eagle gets excited and after rolling the ball, jumps up onto it with both feet and causes it to move . Rolling the ball back a few more times, the bird once again jumps onto it before stopping to give it another peck. Upping the quality, the eagle rolls the ball to the left once more but this time keeps its foot on top of it so that it is controlled underneath. It then successfully jumps up onto the ball with two feet and balances for a moment before its momentum causes the ball to roll away - as if it had given it a kick. The eagle successfully attempts to roll the football with both feet on a number of occasions . The ball is then passed back to the bird by the video maker, but the eagle seems to have lost interest and lets the ball roll by. Before turning and running over towards it with an unmeasured amount of excitement. The video concludes with what must be the team’s coach saying: ‘Okay guys let’s get back in the grid, let’s go.’ The majestic bird finishes its kick-about and sits beside the ball before deciding to fly away . And the bird, who sits majestically next to the football for a moment, flying away. According to National Post Canada, the boys from the North Shore Football team, delighted by the eagle, were from Sutherland secondary school in Vancouver.

Summary: The big bird swoops in and demonstrates how to roll ball . Before jumping up on it with both feet and giving it a kick . The bird's try-out was captured in North Vancouver, Canada . Eagle interrupted North Shore Football Club training session .


'Heartless': Tykeran Hamilton, 25, has been jailed for 11 years. He killed cyclist Alan Knight in hit-and-run . An unlicensed driver fresh off a vodka and cocaine binge shouted 'watch this' before killing a great-grandfather on his paper round in a hit-and-run. Tykeran Hamilton, 25, who borrowed the rented black BMW 3 Series and drove it around Gloucester after spending a night drinking and taking drugs, has been jailed for 11 years. He spotted a friend waiting for a bus, leaned out of the window and shouted 'watch this' before accelerating up to 70mph on a residential road at 7am. Bristol Crown Court heard Hamilton sped down the road and overtook cars 'recklessly' - narrowly avoiding a central reservation and other traffic. Moments later, he crashed into cyclist Alan Knight, 64, who was crossing the road while on his morning paper round, then drove away at high speed. Former factory worker Mr Knight, a father-of-four and grandfather-of-14, died instantly from his injuries at the scene, on Stroud Road in Gloucester. Hamilton abandoned the car nearby then fled the city and denied any involvement in the tragedy, which happened on September 26 last year. His trial was due to start today but he admitted causing death by dangerous driving, driving without a license, driving without insurance and failing to stop after a road accident. Judge Graham Cottle said Hamilton 'could not have cared less' about the safety of others on the road when he hit Mr Knight. 'In the early hours of the morning of September 26 Mr Knight was doing a paper round on his bicycle,' the judge told Hamilton. 'What had you been doing for the past 12 hours? The evidence paints a picture of you spending a night drinking, taking cocaine. 'You were an uninsured driver, you were unlicensed. You went to a garage and as it happened you saw somebody nearby who you knew. 'You said "watch this". The inference that can be drawn from that statement is that you attempted to show off to him what this car could do. 'You took off up the road at around 60-70mph. You were overtaking recklessly and just managed to avoid colliding with a central island.' Great-grandfather Alan Knight, 64, had been out on his morning paper round when Hamilton crashed into him. Mr Knight was killed instantly. His wife said: 'My life just isn't the same since he was taken from us' Hamilton spotted Mr Knight starting to cross the road ahead and immediately began braking but could not stop, the court heard. 'You drove straight into Mr Knight, doubtless killing him instantly,' the judge said. 'You left him in the road and you drove off at equally high speed.' Hamilton drove back to a friend's house before running to see his girlfriend, who he asked to provide him with an alibi, then left Gloucester. The court heard Hamilton told friends 'I've licked him, I've licked him' - street slang for 'I've killed him'. He was arrested on October 21 but insisted he was not involved, telling police he had

Summary: Tykeran Hamilton accelerated to 70mph after spotting friend at a bus stop . The 25-year-old shouted 'watch this' before overtaking cars 'recklessly' Moments later he hit cyclist Alan Knight, 64, who was on his paper round . Hamilton had been on vodka and cocaine binge. He was jailed for 11 years .


UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones ran from a crash that hospitalised a pregnant woman - but quickly came back to grab 'a large handful of cash' from the car, witnesses told police. According to police, the accident occurred in southeastern Albuquerque just before noon on Sunday local time when the driver of a rented SUV jumped a red light. The driver, whom an off-duty officer identified as Jones, ran from the scene but then returned for the cash before fleeing again, police said. 'Witnesses stated he shoved the cash into his pants and ran north jumping the fence,' the report said. Officers found a pipe with marijuana in the vehicle as well as MMA and rental car documents in Jones' name, according to the police report. Police were searching for UFC champion Jon Jones in connection with a hit-and-run accident . Albuquerque police were seeking an arrest warrant for Jones on Monday. They said he would likely face a felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident since the woman broke her arm in the crash. Police said in a news release they'd been unable to reach Jones or his lawyer. However, Jones handed himself in later the same day, with TMZ reporting he was being held at Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center. According to the warrant, the pregnant woman told police she was driving when she was hit by a silver Buick SUV. According to the document, she told authorities after the accident 'I am pregnant and I feel like I am going to pass out. My arm is hurting all the way up and my husband is going to take me to the hospital.' The woman's arm is in a sling and she will get a cast on Tuesday, the warrant said. According to the warrant, she was planning to undergo a Monday ultrasound. The warrant also said the off-duty officer told responding police he could confirm Jones' identity because 'I watch UFC all the time, I know what Jon Jones looks like.' An agent for Jones, Malki Kawa, did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment from Daily Mail Online on Monday. Kawa also did not immediately respond to a message from Associated Press. Jones (21-1) is scheduled to defend his title against Anthony 'Rumble'Johnson at UFC 187 in Las Vegas on May 23, headlining one of the promotion's biggest shows of the year. Police were seeking an arrest warrant for Jones on Monday, saying he would likely face a felony charge . Jones has endured legal problems and questionable behaviour during his time as a UFC champion . 'We are aware that the Albuquerque Police Department is interested in speaking to Jon Jones regarding his possible involvement in a motor vehicle accident,' the UFC said in a Sunday statement. The message continued: 'We are in the process of gathering facts and will reserve further comment until more information is available.' Although he is widely considered the world's best pound-for-pound mixed martial artist, Jones has endured legal problems and questionable behaviour as champion. Sorry we are

Summary: UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones ran from a crash that hospitalised a pregnant woman, witnesses told police . According to police, the accident occurred in Albuquerque just before noon on Sunday when the driver of a rented SUV jumped a red light . The driver, whom an off-duty officer identified as Jones, ran from the scene but then returned for the cash before fleeing again, police said . Jones is widely considered the best pound-for-pound mixed martial artist .


The scream factor of rides at a Cornwall fun park are being measured over the Easter holiday period to see if the noise will impact the residents of a new 480-home development nearby. A reading on the 'fright' decibels of the rollercoaster at Flambards theme park in Helston will be recorded as a row develops over a new housing estate that could bring in 1,000 new residents. Ian Cunningham, who has recently taken ownership of the tourist attraction, said he was 'amazed' to discover no-one had realised the homes will be built right alongside his rollercoaster. Noise levels are being tested on the rollercoaster at Flambards in Cornwall over the Easter period . 'There will be music and screams from the roller coaster ... a theme park without noise is not a theme park,' he told a meeting of the Helston town council planning committee. Cunningham is worried people would buy the new houses and then later complain about the noise, leading to potential restrictions being imposed on his business. 'Residential housing close to a go-kart track, which we also have, seems a little short-sighted,' he added. Developer David Martin has applied for outline planning permission for up to 480 houses and access road on a series of fields. The readings from the fun park will go into a report as local planning council considers a 480-house project . Cunningham said when he bought Flambards, he was made aware of the Helston strategic framework, which had earmarked HX2 (the name given by council planners) as the preferred area for residential development in town. This was also agreed by Helston Town Council last year. But he said the framework document makes no mention of Flambards. The 1,000-resident development is proposed for next door to the popular Cornwall theme park . Nick Jackson, the planning agent on behalf of Mr Martin, said the plans were only outlined at this stage and the position of houses on the land could be agreed later. He said noise experts would be monitoring Flambards over the Easter holidays to assess the level of screaming. The committee is awaiting further information from the developers, including an environmental impact report and the noise report, before their next meeting on April 16.Their decision will be passed onto the Cornwall Council, who will have the final say.

Summary: A 480-house development is proposed for next to a popular theme park . Council plans don't mention the Helston amusement Flambards . New owner Ian Cunningham fears people will buy houses then later complain about the noise, leading to restrictions on his park .


Leicester boss Nigel Pearson has called for realism in their survival quest and insisted that their remaining fixtures will make it extremely tough to avoid relegation. They will escape the drop zone for the first time since November if they beat Swansea at home on Saturday by three goals and Burnley fail to win at Everton. They also have to face relegation rivals Sunderland and Burnley away while welcoming QPR to the King Power Stadium on the final day of the season. Back-to-back wins revived Leicester’s hopes of top-flight survival but Pearson wants to keep a lid on expectations. He said: ‘We believe in ourselves but we have seven left, five at home and one against Chelsea. They are still extremely tough fixtures. Leicester boss Nigel Pearson is not taking anything for granted in the chase for survival . Wes Morgan trains with team-mates ahead of Leicester's game against Swansea at the weekend . ‘We are aware we have had some bad luck from time to time. It’s that belief in ourselves that has kept us going.’ Burnley, meanwhile, have collected eight points from a testing run of eight games but now have to start turning some gritty displays into more positive results. Having won only once since January, it could be the wrong time to be running into an Everton side that are unbeaten in four at Goodison Park but manager Sean Dyche is not looking at form. He said: ‘You can’t govern other people’s situation. We have to focus on ourselves whether it’s good or not good. When the whistle blows, we have a plan and are more looking at how we are going to operate. Jamie Vardy celebrates scoring against West Brom as the Foxes record back-to-back wins . ‘We’ve done a lot of work after being written off. We’re certainly in the pack. Performance-wise I’ve been pleased but we have to win games.’ Everton manager Roberto Martinez sees a fearlessness in Burnley similar to that displayed by his Wigan team in surviving against the odds in the Premier League. The Clarets head to Goodison Park having beaten Manchester City, drawn against Tottenham and narrowly defeated by Arsenal in the last month. Argentinian ace Esteban Cambiasso is one of several players whose contracts expire at the end of the season . They are two points from safety but Martinez believes the fact they have been scrapping to get out of the bottom three all season — much like his Wigan side in the four seasons he spent with them — gives them an advantage over teams who have been dragged into the race for survival. Martinez said: ‘When you are in a situation as clear as the one they have, they are only one step from getting away from the bottom three and that is an incredible incentive.’ Martinez believes Dyche will help Burnley survive. ‘Sean has been an incredible leader and has set very good direction for his team,’ he added. ‘When you get into a new league you sometimes don’t get positive results after a successful season

Summary: Leicester remain at the foot of the Premier League table after 31 games . Foxes recently defeated West Ham and West Brom in consecutive games . Manager Nigel Pearson insists survival is far from 'straightforward'


A young English cricket fan who wrote a letter to Richie Benaud asking for tips on spin bowling almost 20 years ago has shared the Australian cricket great's response in the wake of his death. Jonathan Stevenson was just 16 years old when he asked for Benaud's advice on left-handed leg spin and he shared the lengthy response on Twitter on Friday as a tribute to the 'great man'. 'Wrote to Richie Benaud when I was 16 about bowling leggies. His detailed reply says everything about the great man,' Mr Stevenson, who is now a director at LiveWire Sport, tweeted. Scroll down for video . A letter from Richie Benaud to an English fan, Jonathon Stevenson, almost 20 years ago emerged on Friday in the wake of the cricket legend's death . Accompanying the letter from Benaud, dated September 27, 1996, was a full sheet of notes about spin bowling for left-hand bowlers. 'Your letter was timely because it was the first from a left-hander and it reminded me that there is a difference in coaching and not just in the fact that one youngster might bowl with the right hand and another with the left,' Benaud wrote. 'The ball, although coming out of the hand in the same manner and going in the same direction towards the batsmen, in fact spins differently for the two types of bowlers.' Jonathan Stevenson, who now works at LiveWire Sport, was just 16 years old when he asked for Benaud's advice on left-handed leg spin and he shared the lengthy response on Twitter as a tribute to the 'great man' Accompanying the letter from Benaud, dated September 27, 1996, was a full sheet of notes about spin bowling for left-hand bowlers . Benaud enjoyed a remarkable Test career as a wily leg-spin bowler and middle-order batsman which ended with his retirement in 1964. He was the first player to score 2,000 Test runs and take 200 Test wickets. 'I hope you enjoy your cricket and your bowling,' Benaud said. 'Yes, the left-arm over-the-wrist bowler who spins the ball into the right-hander from outside the off-stump is said to have bowled a Chinaman. The same bowler who spins one away from the right-hander has bowled a wrong'un.' After retiring, Benaud became a commentary icon initially with the BBC in England and later in his native Australia . The typed letter, dated September 27, 1996, was personally signed by Benaud . It included tips on different deliveries and gave pointers as to how they should be delivered . In his letter to a young Mr Stevenson, he listed a full page of various different deliveries the teenager should try and gave pointers as to how they should be delivered. 'Don't even think about learning the 'flipper' before you have mastered the leg-break, topspinner and wrong'un,' he finished with. The typed letter was signed by Benaud. After retiring, Benaud became a commentary icon initially with the BBC in England and later in his native Australia. He was the mainstay in Australian cricket television commentary until the past two

Summary: Jonathan Stevenson wrote a letter to Richie Benaud back in 1996 . The then-16-year-old asked for his advice on left-handed spin bowling . Stevenson, who now works at LiveWire Sport, tweeted the letter on Friday . Cricket legend died in his sleep on Thursday night in a Sydney hospice . Letter included sheet of notes about spin bowling for left-hand bowlers .


An Oklahoma woman believes she has secured photographic evidence of the legendary blood-sucking beast, el chupacabra. Vonda Thedford, 55, told Fox News that she was driving along a Pittsburg County rural road earlier this month when she spotted the mysterious carcass lying on the ground. When she stopped to look at the dead creature, she was disturbed to see it had 'a little truck' in place of a nose, 'little toes' and 'hair on its tail'. In a bid to document the unusual-looking beast, she whipped out her camera phone. Scroll down for video . Caught on camera: An Oklahoma woman believes she has secured photographic evidence of the legendary blood sucking beast, el chupacabra (above) The restaurant worker says the images have left people baffled and no-one has been able to identify the bloated and hairless critter. 'I know it's something logical,' Thedford said, 'I know it's not an alien, I know it's not Bigfoot's aborted child, like people are coming up with.' Desperate to unravel the mystery, Thedford revisited the dead animal. As the flesh had rotted away, she took the remaining bones with her. Strange encounter: Vonda Thedford, 55, told Fox News that she was driving along a Pittsburg County rural road earlier this month when she spotted the mysterious carcass lying on the ground . She noted that although the area stunk of death, there were strangely no flies or maggots around. Wildlife experts who studied the skeleton told Fox News the bones appear to be from a young dog. However, Thedford insists she stumbled across something far more sinister. 'I lived a long time in New Mexico and they call it the ‘chupacabra' out there so that's what we've been calling it.' The legend of the chupacabra dates back to 1995 in Puerto Rico, where many local farmers claimed to have seen the animal after finding their livestock had been killed. Left behind: Desperate to unravel the mystery, Thedford revisited the dead animal - as the flesh had rotted away, she took the remaining bones with her. Bizarre discovery: Thedford says the images have left people baffled and no-one has been able to identify the bloated and hairless critter . Explanation: Wildlife experts who studied the skeleton told Fox News they appear to be from a young dog . Sightings of the animal have been reported throughout Mexico and much of the US, particularly in the Southwest, where it is usually determined that suspected chupacabras are just emaciated, sickly coyotes. The description of the chupacabra varies, but typically those who claim to see the animal describe it as being about the size of a small bear, with a row of spines along its back. In 2004, a rancher near San Antonio killed a supposed chupacabra that he claimed had been killing his livestock. DNA from the animal later revealed that it was a coyote with demodectic or sarcoptic mange. In a dozen other cases where the suspected chupacabra's body has been discovered, DNA testing showed that the animal was some sort of wild canine with severe skin

Summary: Vonda Thedford, 55, said she was driving along a Pittsburg County rural road earlier this month when she spotted the mysterious carcass . When she stopped to look at the dead creature, she was disturbed to see it had 'a little truck' in place of a nose, 'little toes' and 'hair on its tail' The restaurant worker says the images have left people baffled and no-one has been able to identify the bloated and hairless critter . However, wildlife experts who studied the animal's skeleton told Fox News it appears to be that of a young dog .


If the Borussia Dortmund players had been shocked by Wednesday's news that manager Jurgen Klopp will quit the club at the end of the season, they showed no sign that it had affected them on Saturday. Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Shinji Kagawa were on target as Dortmund returned to winning ways with a comfortable victory against relegation-threatened Paderborn at Signal Iduna Park. The win moved last season's Bundesliga runners-up to eighth in the table and leaves them with a realistic chance of qualifying for Europe, which would be a remarkable achievement for a club that was flirting with relegation themselves earlier in the year. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang makes it 2-0 to Dortmund as the home side cruised to victory against Paderborn . Aubameyang celebrates with his trademark front flip after doubling the home side's lead . Gabon international Aubameyang wheels away in celebration after giving Dortmund a two-goal cushion . Borussia Dortmund (4-2-3-1): Weidenfeller; Durm, Sokratis, Hummels, Schmelzer (Dudziak 82); Gundogan, Ginter; Blaszczykowski (Kampl 75), Kagawa, Mkhitaryan; Aubameyang (Immobile 85) Subs not used: Jojic, Ramos, Langerak, Narey, . Scorer(s): Mkhitaryan 48, Aubameyang 55, Kagawa 80 . Booked: Hummels . Manager: Jurgen Klopp . Paderborn (4-4-2): Kruse; Heinloth, Rafa, Hunemeier (Ziegler 82), Hartherz; Koc, Vrancic, Bakalorz, Ouali (Rupp 57); Lakic (Vucinovic 72), Kachunga . Subs not used: Kutschke, Strohdiek, Bruckner, Luck . Manager: André Breitenreiter . Referee: F Brych . Much of the pre-amble to this fixture understandably centred on Klopp's surprise announcement - coming at a press conference on Wednesday - but Dortmund are slowly creeping back up the table and with victory here moved to within three points of sixth-place Augsburg. Dortmund had lost their two previous Bundesliga matches against Borrusia Monchengladbach and Bayern Munich and, after being held by the visitors for the opening 45 minutes, cruised to victory with plenty to spare. After a frustrating opening 45 the hosts had to wait just three minutes after the interval before taking the lead. Aubameyang delivered a perfect cross from theright and Armenia international Mkhitaryan powered a near post header past Lukas Kruse. Dortmund, clearly wary of their poor defensive record this season, continued to press and increased their advantage just eight minutes later when Aubameyang got his name on the scoresheet after providing the first. The win came three days after manager Jurgen Klopp announced he will quit the club in the summer . A Borussia Dortmund fan holds up a sign thanking Klopp for his achievements in the last seven years . The home crowd paid tribute to their soon-to-be departing manager who twice led them to Bundesliga glory . The Gabon striker calmly finished over the on-rushing Kruse after the ball broke for him in the penalty following Paderborn's failure to deal with a cross. The visitors stunned Klopp's side by coming from two down in the reverse fixture earlier this season to earn a point, but there was to be no repeat this time around. Former Manchester United midfielder Kagawa made absolutely sure of that when he latched on to Mkhitaryan's ball with 10 minutes to play

Summary: Henrikh Mkhitaryan opened scoring for Borussia Dortmund on 48 minutes . Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang doubled the lead for Jurgen Klopp's side . Shinji Kagawa completed the scoring in a comfortable victory for the hosts . Manager Klopp announced on Wednesday that he will leave in the summer .


Don't play H-O-R-S-E with this guy... LeBron James has been able to do just about anything he wants during his team's first three playoff games this season and that has apparently carried over to practice as well. James was at practice with his Cleveland Cavalier teammates on Saturday at the TD Garden in Boston before their game against the Celtics on Sunday afternoon. During a break in the action, James decided to practice his long-range shooting. Scroll down for video . LeBron James hit a one-handed shot, which traveled almost the full length of the 94-foot court, on Saturday . After he wound up for the shot (left), James flicked it overhand (right) while his teammates watched him shoot . Just before the long distance shot went through the hoop, James could be heard saying: 'Give me my money' The NBA superstar grabbed a basketball and flicked it with relative ease at the hoop at the other end of the court. The one-handed shot, which traveled almost the entire length of the 94-foot court, dropped through the basket with an audible swish. Just before the full-court shot hit nothing but net, 'King James' said: 'Give me my money'. It's unclear who, if anyone James bet with, but James Jones did seem as if he was trying to disrupt the former MVP's concentration before the shot. Jones was also teammates with James when they both played for the Miami Heat. In 13 career postseason games in Boston, James is averaging about 29 points, nine rebounds, and six assists . After the video began to spread via social media, Dwight Howard of the Houston Rockets issued a response. In a clip the team posted, the center is seen swishing a one-handed shot of his own while wearing a yellow backpack. Instead of tossing the ball overhand, Howard used a motion that was one part underhand and one part sidearm to make his full-court shot find paydirt. Apparently Superman - Howard's nickname - is just as powerful as the King. After the video began to spread via social media, Dwight Howard of the Houston Rockets issued a response . The Cavs hold a 3-0 lead in their Eastern Conference first-round playoff series against the Celtics. In 13 career postseason games at TD Garden, James is averaging about 29 points, nine rebounds, and six assists. He has missed ten of the 13 three-point shots he has taken during the first three games of the series. Perhaps that is why he may have felt the need to bet with Jones, a deadly long-range shooter, about his prowess from long distance. If James and the Cavs make it to the NBA Finals, it will be his fifth straight appearance. He has won two championships but lost to the Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs. James has missed ten of the 13 three-point shots he has taken during the first three games of the playoffs .

Summary: James was practicing at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday . He made the shot by effortlessly flicking basketball at hoop 94 feet away . Just before the shot hit nothing but net, James said: 'Give me my money!' Dwight Howard of Houston Rockets issued a response video later in day . Cleveland Cavaliers are playing NBA playoff game vs Celtics on Sunday .


A bizarre tale of torture and amnesia is set to unfold in a Queensland court on Monday. The case involves a man from central Queensland who has been charged with torture, after another man went to hospital suffering fractures, head injuries and burns. Officers arrested a 32-year-old man from suburban Kepnock who will appear at Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Monday on charges including grievous bodily harm, deprivation of liberty and torture. On Saturday a 29-year-old man was admitted to Bundaberg Hospital (pictured) suffering from fractures, head injuries and burns . An investigation was launched on Saturday when a 29-year-old man went to Bundaberg Hospital. Initial police inquiries were to do with the theft of the man’s car. However, after observing his injuries at the hospital, police started their own investigation despite the victim claiming to have amnesia and that he could not remember what happened to him. Police claim that the offences took place between March 20 to March 27. The victim was taken to hospital on March 28, with burns to 15 per cent of his body. The 32-year-old accused from suburban Kepnock is due to appear at Bundaberg Magistrates Court (pictured) on Monday . ‘The man reported to police on Saturday that his vehicle had been stolen,’ a Queensland police spokesman told Daily Mail Australia. ‘Police then went to the hospital to make inquiries about that when they saw his injuries and commenced further investigations. ‘The victim is claiming to have amnesia. That’s what he told police, but they were able to charge the other man because they had solid evidence. While in Bundaberg Hospital (pictured) the victim claimed to be suffering from amnesia . 'It was not (based on) what the victim could remember. The two men also know each other. ‘Police carried out their own investigation and were able to charge the other man.’ Police say the victim had been assaulted at Mount Perry, about 100 kilometres west of Bundaberg.

Summary: Man charged with grievous bodily harm, deprivation of liberty and torture . Victim suffered fractures, head injuries and burns to 15 per cent of body . In a surprising twist, victim claims to be suffering from amnesia . But police investigations uncover 'solid evidence' to make an arrest . Case to be heard at Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Monday .


The semi-final line-up for the Champions League has been confirmed and, although there may be no English involvement, four European giants are just three games from being crowned champions of the continent in Berlin on June 6. With Real Madrid and Juventus winning on Wednesday to join Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the last four, this season's competition is one of the toughest to call in recent memory. We asked our team of reporters who they think will win this season's Champions League. SAMI MOKBEL - Barcelona . Momentum is key at this point in the season and Barcelona are in overdrive. Their early-season woes are a distant memory and Luis Enrique is finally getting his point across. Lionel Messi remains phenomenal and a certain Luis Suarez is hitting top gear just at the right time. Barcelona's formidable front three of Luis Suarez (left) , Neymar (centre) and Lionel Messi (right) NEIL ASHTON - Bayern Munich . They overcame their blip (the rip in the seam of Pep's trousers) to power their way beyond Porto in the second leg of the quarter-final and remind everyone just how good they are. They have much to prove after last season's disappointment but they are a phenomenal team. I expect them to draw Barcelona in the semi-final. Bayern Munich produced a stunning display in the second leg to beat Porto in the quarter-finals . JOE BERNSTEIN - Barcelona . Bayern and Barcelona are both better teams than Juventus or Real Madrid and to separate them is nigh on impossible. But given the backroom strife at Bayern, particularly over Arjen Robben's injury, I'd narrowly go for Messi and Barcelona ending their four-year Champions League 'drought'. DOMINIC KING - Barcelona . To think at the start of the season, after Real Madrid pummelled them in the first Clasico, that we thought the beginning of the end had started. Now they look majestic once more and the front three of Messi, Neymar and Suarez gives them an edge over all their rivals. Hopefully it will be a straight shootout between them and Bayern Munich in Berlin. This is the best Champions League semi-final line-up ever and we might get the spectacular final to go with it. LEE CLAYTON - Juventus . Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba and Gianluigi Buffon - experience, goals and know-how. Tevez isn't Messi (or Cristiano Ronaldo), Pogba isn't Thomas Muller and Buffon isn't Manuel Neuer: Yes, they are ugly bugs on a catwalk of super powers, but they CAN win this. After all, Denmark and Greece both won the Euros. Juventus celebrate their 1-0 aggregate victory over Monaco in the last eight of the Champions League . Juventus striker Carlos Tevez leads the scoring in Serie A this season with 18 goals . RIATH AL-SAMARRAI - Barcelona . Since it's been established that we don't live in a post-Messi (48 goals in 49 starts) world I can't bring myself to bet against him. Would love to see them in a final against Bayern Munich. CHRIS WHEELER - Bayern Munich . After that crushing 5-0 aggregate

Summary: Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Juventus and Real Madrid make up last four . Real Madrid are looking to retain their title and win for the 11th time . Barcelona have won three Champions Leagues since 2006 . Bayern Munich are five-time winners and last won at Wembley in 2013 . Juventus' two European Cup wins came in 1985 and 1996 .


The mother of a primary school pupil who told a Labour MP he supported Ukip because he wanted to get 'all the foreigners out the country' has admitted she's embarrassed by the exchange. Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, was visiting the primary school in Derby where he was filmed asking the year six pupil who he would vote for in next month's election if he could. Video of the conversation shows the Labour MP was stunned by the statement, which a Ukip spokesman claimed shows the schoolboy had been 'drinking in propaganda' from the party's rivals. The mother of the 10-year-old has said she has now sat down her son and explained 'it isn't about being foreign'. But she added: 'I do personally support an Australian points system.' Scroll down for video . Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, had asked the youngster who he would vote for in next month's election if he could take part . The mother, who wished to remain anonymous, told MailOnline she was 'embarrassed' after the video went viral online. She added: 'I can see the funny side, but it is a but embarrassing. 'I don't really think my son understands the impact of what he said. I think he's just heard people talking. 'His dad agrees with some of UKIP's policies, but I haven't decided who I am going to vote for yet. 'When my son told me what he'd said, I sat him down and explained it isn't about being foreign. But I do personally support an Australian points system - if you have something to offer the country when you are coming in that's fair enough.' Mr Hunt, who was visiting a primary school in Derbyshire as part of the election campaign, asked the year six child: 'Do you know who you would vote for?' When the child said Ukip, Mr Hunt replied, 'Very good' and asked why. The youngster replied: 'To get all the foreigners out the country.' A Labour spokesman admitted to MailOnline that Mr Hunt had been taken aback by the schoolboy's remarks. He said: 'We at a school in Derbyshire, in a classroom. I'll admit we were a little bit surprised by the remark.' A Labour shadow minister was left gobsmacked after a primary school pupil told him he supported Ukip – because he wanted to get 'all the foreigners out the country' Mr Hunt appeared taken aback by the child's support for Ukip to get all the foreigners out the country . The exchange at Howitt Primary School at Heanor, Derbyshire, was recorded by BBC East Midlands and broadcast last night. Today the headteacher said that the unnamed boy's comments were 'not representative of the school'. The school has more than 400 pupils aged three to 11 and spent the last two years in special measures until January this year. Its latest Ofsted report says: 'Most pupils come from White British backgrounds. There are very few pupils from other heritage groups or who speak English as an additional language'. In the town of Heanor, which is 10

Summary: Primary school pupil told Tristram Hunt he would vote Ukip if he could . The child, 10, explained it was so to 'get all the foreigners out the country' His mother tonight admitted she was embarrassed by the exchange . She said she had sat her son down and explained it 'isn't about foreigners'


A man had to be airlifted to the hospital after being bit by a shark Friday afternoon while spearfishing on the coast of Florida. The bull shark took a bite out of his back, torso and head, according to witnesses in Palm Beach, Florida. Blood covered the boat which was anchored off the Jupiter Inlet, a hot spot for fishing. Horrific: This is the man who was bitten by a shark on the right side of his head as well as his back and torso . The victim, who has not been identified, was airlifted to St Mary's Medical Center's trauma unit. An update on his condition wasn't immediately available. The man had a cobia fish and sling-type spears aboard the boat, where he was fishing with a man and a woman, who both spoke Spanish. 'He was bleeding quite a bit,' witness Peter Pinello told WPBF. 'It looks like a shark had gotten him in the torso. You could see his wetsuit was embedded in it, and it looked like it took a good chunk of it out.' The man was spearfishing off Jupiter Inlet when he was bitten, according to ABC affiliate WPBF-TVin West Palm Beach. Pinello told WPBF he saw the victim when he was being brought back to shore. Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Battalion Chief John Vanek told WPBF that the victim was bitten on the head but was conscious when he was flown to the hospital. Bull sharks are common near the coast, particularly in Florida, with a preference for water less than 100 feet deeo. They target their prey in murky water where they are not easily visible. According to a study on the behavior of sharks at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, bull sharks are attracted to colorful clothing - but have the ability to recognize brightly-colored netted traps.

Summary: Victim had been fishing off Palm Beach's Jupiter Inlet when he was bitten . Witnesses said blood covered the boat, he was bitten in the head . Unidentified victim was conscious when he was airlifted to hospital .


This adorable dancer's incredible balancing skills have made her on overnight internet sensation. The talented toddler, believed to be from China and female, carefully balances three small bowls on her head as she performs a series of dance moves to music. Happily bobbing along to the music, the youngster who is thought to be aged between two and three years old, slowly spins around being careful not to drop the dinnerware, as seen in a video on the People's Daily Online. Tiny dancer: This talented toddler has become an internet sensation in China after the video of her dancing went viral . With a look of pure concentration she continues to spin, lifting her arms to the traditional folk music. Gaining confidence the tiny dancer drops to floor in a crouch and - for the first time - her carefully balanced crockery gives a wobble. But with the most minor of adjustments, the bowls are made safe and the dance continues. The video has been reposted by numerous Chinese video sites after it was first featured on Jiangsu Satellite TV station in China this week. The youngster has a look of pure concentration as she balances the three bowls which appear to be ceramic on her head . She carefully spins around to the music, in an adorable attempt at what appears to be a traditional female dance performed by the Uyghur people in northwestern China . The toddler may have been performing the traditional dance of the Uyghur - a Turkic people originally from Central Asia which have a large population in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region in northwestern China. The dance is also very similar to the Mongolian Bowl Dance, a folk dance which is performed by female dancers across Asia. Linked to hospitality, the feminine Zhongwan is performed by women who balance several bowls on their head and then dance with incredible skill and grace. Mongolian dances are closely connected with song or story. Men's dances feature masculine activities including the horse and sword dance, the hawk dance, and the roughrider dance. Other female folk dances such as the Chopsticks Dance (Kuaizi) or Milking Dance (Jinai).

Summary: This cute toddler's talented balancing skills have made her an internet hit . Tiny dancer happily spins around to music with three bowls on her head . The Chinese girl is thought to be practising a traditional female folk dance .


How to get the enviable physiques of the stars. This week: Judy Murray's waist. Judy Murray dazzled at her son Andy's wedding, wearing a belted dress-coat that accentuated her toned stomach. Judy, 55, doesn't play tennis to stay in shape, 'Because my life is saturated with it' You might think tennis would be the 55-year-old's preferred means of staying in shape but she says she avoids it: 'Because my life is saturated with it.' Instead, she tries anything from dancing, to Pilates, to walking in the hills or gardening. What to try: . The V-Sit up. Sit upright on the floor, knees bent and feet flat. Engage your abdominal muscles, keep your back straight and lean back a little (put your palms on the floor to support yourself). Instead, she tries anything from dancing, to Pilates, to walking in the hills or gardening . Keep legs together and lift your feet so your lower legs are parallel to the floor. Start by keeping the knees bent (straighten them for this move as you get stronger), keeping a V shape between your thighs and upper body. Then, make the V shape slightly narrower by bringing your legs higher and the upper body towards them. Lower your legs and upper body a few inches to the wider V - and repeat this narrowing and widening V action 12-15 times.

Summary: Judy Murray wore a belted dress-coat to her son Andy's wedding . She stays toned by dancing, doing Pilates, walking or gardening . Try the V-Sit up to engage and firm your abdominal muscles .


Veteran ESPN reporter Shelley Smith is set to return to work six months after announcing she had cancer. Smith revealed on Twitter last October that she had breast cancer, and since then has undergone chemotherapy. She will make her first appearance on April 30, just before the NFL draft. Scroll down for video . Veteran ESPN reporter Shelley Smith (above) is set to return to work six months after announcing she had breast cancer . Smith (above with Carmelo Anthony) will make her first appearance on April 30, just before the NFL draft,. interviewing Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota . She revealed she had cancer on twitter last October . Smith, 56, also revealed in an interview with Sports Illustrated, where she worked prior to her position at ESPN, that she will not be wearing a wig upon her return and is proud of her bald head. 'I have a friend who is a former oncology nurse who tells me that when your hair falls out, it means the chemo is working,' she said. 'That’s the attitude I took into this. I miss my hair, but I took what she said to heart: My bald head means I have a fight and I look at it as being fortunate to have a battle.' For her first assignment back, Smith will head to Hawaii and be with Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota for a feature that will air prior to the draft. Mariota, the winner of this year's Heiman Trophy, is expected by most pundits to go first or second in the draft alongside Florida star, and fellow quarterback, Jameis Winston. She will also be with Mariota during the draft and interview him after he is selected before she returns for five more rounds of chemotherapy. Smith (above) will undergo five more rounds of chemotherapy after the NFL draft . And while she says she still has a long road to recovery, she is getting back into the swing of things - and even hitting the gym. 'I wasn’t very good, but I did it,' she said. 'I get stronger every day and that really helps my confidence. You never really know how strong you are until you go through something like this and I feel really strong. I’m excited to get back to work.' She then added; 'There are no guarantees, but I have been told if I do everything I have to do now I give myself the best chance possible to stay cancer-free for the rest of my life.'

Summary: Veteran ESPN reporter Shelley Smith is set to return to work six months after announcing she had breast cancer . She will make her first appearance on April 30, just before the NFL draft,. interviewing Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota . After that she will return for five more rounds of chemotherapy .


The owner of an Indiana pizza restaurant who was forced to close shop after she told a local news reporter that her establishment would not cater a gay wedding reaffirmed her beliefs in an interview on Saturday. Crystal O'Connor, owner of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, said that she stands by her statement, and that she does not hate gay people - she just does not support gay marriage. She then responded to the now staggering $850,000 that has been raised in support of her establishment by saying; 'God has blessed us for standing up for what we believe, and not denying him.' Scroll down video . Crystal O'Connor (above), owner of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, Indiana, says she stands by her decision to never cater a gay wedding . She has closed her store (above), but said she will reopen again and $850,000 has been raised for the business by supporters in just two days . Demonstrators gather outside the City County Building on March 30, 2015 in Indianapolis, Indiana . In her interview, with Fox News Business' Neil Cavuto, O'Connor also said; 'It is not a sin that we bring gays into our establishment, and to serve them. It is a sin, though, if we condone. If we cater their wedding.' She then added; 'We feel we are participating, we are putting a stamp of approval on their wedding, and we cannot do that.' And despite all of her recent troubles, O'Connor said she is ready to get back to work, she is just not sure when she will open. 'I am still shaken over this, and I will be the one that's serving the customers and answering phones and I'm not ready to face that yet,' she explained. It was a contributor from Glenn Beck's The Blaze who set up the fundraising page on GoFundMe for the pizzeria, with a goal of helping 'the family stave off the burdensome cost of having the media parked out front, activists tearing them down, and no customers coming in.' As of Saturday afternoon, $850,000 had been raised in just two days. The news comes a little over a week after Indiana passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which allows businesses to openly discriminate against gays, and just a few days after O'Connor told a local news station she would refuse to serve her pizza at a gay marriage ceremony. Speaking to ABC57, Crystal O'Connor said: 'If a gay couple came in and wanted us to provide pizzas for their wedding, we would have to say no.' The establishment has been in operation for nine years, and the interior is adorned with crosses and bible quotes. Just outside the pizzeria, a signs states that the staff begin each morning with a prayer. 'We are a Christian establishment,' O'Connor confirmed. O'Connor said in a recent interview with Neil Cavuto (above) of the money raised; 'God has blessed us for standing up for what we believe, and not denying him' Meanwhile the NCAA has voiced their concern with Indiana's new law. On Saturday, openly gay basketball

Summary: Crystal O'Connor, owner of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, Indiana, says she stands by her decision to never cater a gay wedding . This despite the fact that she claims she has been receiving death threats for her beliefs, though none have been documented . She has closed her store, but said she will reopen again and $850,000 has been raised for the business by supporters in just two days . O'Connor said in a recent interview of this; 'God has blessed us for standing up for what we believe, and not denying him' Also on Saturday, openly gay basketball stars Jason Collins and Derrick Gordon arrived for the NCAA Final Four in Indianapolis .


A French artist has given a seedy and derelict motel a makeover by painting the entire property - including its palm trees - a dazzling bright white. Vincent Lamouroux publicly unveiled the project, named 'Projections' in LA's trendy Silver Lake neighborhood and it instantly became a hit with passers-by who stopped to take photos. Mr Lamouroux used an environmentally friendly limewash to coat the so-called Bates Motel, including several towering palm trees and the fence around the rundown property. Dazzling: French artist Vincent Lamouroux has painted a derelict motel in LA's trendy Silver Lake neighborhood completely white, even coating the palm trees . The seedy motel, which has been closed for years, was actually named the Sunset Pacific Motel but got its nickname from its proximity to nearby Bates Avenue and its passing resemblance to the motel in the Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece 'Psycho'. Paris resident Mr Lamouroux said: 'The idea behind this project was to cover the entire building and to think about the building as a giant sculpture (on) the scale of the urban landscape. 'With this idea we could provoke ... a strong change in order to create some attention.' Mr Lamouroux has made frequent trips to Los Angeles over the past 15 years. He said he chose white because it 'could bring the most light and could cause a sort of bedazzlement.' Complete whitewash: A man carries paint pots while walking through the interior of what used to be known as Bates Motel due its proximity to nearby Bates Avenue and its passing resemblance to the motel in the Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece 'Psycho' Attracting attention: A passer-by stops to take a picture following the unveiling of the 'projections' prokject yesterday in LA . Explaining the name Projections, he said explained that it refers to the process of spraying the lime wash onto the building - but also that the viewer is able to project ideas and imagination on to the surfaces of the motel. He said: 'It also creates something rather positive; perhaps the idea of a blank projection screen for our desires and wants, and for all our imaginings.' The installation is the culmination of two years work and will be guarded for two weeks before the weather and graffiti artists inevitably reclaim the building. Speaking to LA Observed, he added: 'It was a long process, but not that hard. 'I like the idea that we were able to have around us people who were believers about it. 'It's a great thing to be able to share a dream, starting from an idea and transforming it into a reality. For me, this project is an awakened dream that has turned into reality.' The motel is eventually expected to be torn down and replaced with a new development. Tall order: The huge palm trees surrounding the formerly derelict motel were even coated with white paint . Metaphor of life: Mr Lamouroux said the new white look 'creates something rather positive; perhaps the idea of a blank projection screen for our desires and wants, and for all our imaginings' Long

Summary: French artist Vincent Lamouroux unveiled the motel's new look yesterday . Used environmentally-friendly limewash to create effect of 'bedazzlement' Seedy building known as Bates Motel for likeness to the motel in 'Psycho' Mr Lamouroux said new look can represent 'blank screen' for our desires .


Every woman surveyed in Paris claimed to have been a victim of some kind of sexual harassment on the city’s public transport. Half of them were assaulted before they were 18 years old. The poll led to calls for a campaign to stem sexist or threatening behaviour on buses and trains. The survey found that “every female user of mass transit has been a victim” of “gender harassment or sexual assault” – even though some are “unaware” of this because they have been conditioned to accept low-level abuse. Every woman surveyed in Paris claimed to have been a victim of some kind of sexual harassment on the city’s public transport . The poll of 600 women from the area around Paris found that half of those interviewed said they had first suffered harassment under the age of 18. Harassment can range from “insults to other intimidating behaviour (insistent flirting, whistling, comments on appearance), to sex attacks or rape,” it said. The problem meant that six out of ten women were afraid of being attacked on public transport compared to three out of ten men. Often “invisible” because unreported, these physical and verbal attacks limit “the freedom of women, because they are often obligated to alter their daily lives: changing their routes, modes of transportation, schedules, attitudes and clothing in order to avoid confrontation,” the report handed to the French women’s rights ministry this week, claimed. The result was to “exclude women from the public arena”, it said. Pascale Boisard, president of the high council for gender equality, which compiled the report, told Le Parisien she had not realised that “the problem was quite this widespread”. The poll led to calls for a campaign to stem sexist or threatening behaviour on buses and trains. Pictured: The Haussmann-Saint-Lazare railway station in Paris . “Women must be able to move about and occupy the public space without being placed in danger or threatened. It’s a fundamental freedom,” she said. Ernestine Ronai, also on the council, said: “Attackers are the impression they can act with total impunity, notably by making use of a crowd to hide and flee. “Women don’t necessarily know how to put words on what they go through in public transport. It should be reiterated that putting your hand on someone’s backside is sexual assault punishable by a five-year prison term and a €75,000 fine.” She said women needed to be better “educated that what they’re going through is not normal”, and that the message must reach “aggressors and witnesses”.

Summary: The poll surveyed 600 women from the area in and around Paris . All claimed to have been victim of harassment on transport system . Found half of those interviewed had been assaulted before they were 18 . Led to calls for campaign to stem sexist and threatening behaviour .


REJECTION PROOF . by Jia Jiang . (Random House, £13.99) Who likes rejection? Whether you are being rejected by a lover, an employer or a barman who serves a newly arrived regular customer before you, it’s galling. And in every case there’s nothing we can do about it. Nothing that doesn’t carry a long prison sentence, anyway. It would take someone exceptionally optimistic and uncynical to propose an alternative thesis, and Jia Jiang is both of those. Born into a family of teachers, Jia Jiang was so determined to become an entrepreneur that, as a child in China, he dug a hole in the garden, intending to reach America by the shortest route. He eventually made the journey by conventional means, and found a good life there. Wife, children, several degrees, job in middle management. But he wasn’t happy. He wanted to take risks, start his own company. It doesn't matter where it comes from - no one likes being rejected and in each and every case there’s nothing we can do about it (picture posed by model) The problem was he inevitably encountered rejection, mainly from potential backers for his project (another iPhone app no one could possibly need or want). And each time, rejection felt like the end of the world. A successful entrepreneur needed to be more robust than this. So, having possibly read one self-help book too many, Jia Jiang decided to embark on his own rejection-proofing quest. Instead of avoiding rejection, he would spend 100 days deliberately seeking out situations in which he was likely to be rejected, film them and put them up on his blog. All of which seemed to me, at first glance, rather artificial. There have been any number of ‘quest’ books, in which humorous writers have gone round Ireland with a fridge, for example, less for the sake of doing it than to write a book about it. But Jia Jiang isn’t a humorous writer. He may adopt a light-hearted tone, but his quest was deadly serious. On day one, he went up to a security guard and asked if he could borrow $100. The security guard said no, and Jia almost broke into a run to get away. Watching the video later, he said he looked like the man in Munch’s The Scream. On day two, he went into a burger joint and, noticing a sign on the soft drinks machine saying ‘Free refill’, asked the cashier for a burger refill. The cashier said no. But as he continued his quest, Jia realised there were ways and ways of asking. Show confidence, inject a little bit of humour, be willing to negotiate and you might not get exactly what you want, but you might get something. So he walked into Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and asked for a set of five iced doughnuts, interlocking in the manner of the Olympic symbol. The woman behind the counter looked thoughtful. ‘When are you looking for these?’ she asked. ‘In the next . . . 15 minutes?’ ‘Let me see what I can do,’ she

Summary: It doesn't matter where it comes from - no one likes being rejected . And in each and every case there’s nothing we can do about it . Jia Jiang, with his exceptional optimism, proposes an alternative thesis . He has developed an entertaining study of rejection in all its many forms .


Outspoken British comedian Russell Brand has appealed to this fans to sign up to the mercy campaign to save condemned Bali Nine duo from facing death row. In true non-nonsense style, Brand lables Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran's efforts to smuggle 8kg of heroin out of Indonesia as 'daft' as he urges his nine million Twitter followers to sign up to the petition in a desperate bid to spare their lives. While the pair await their fate on what is infamously dubbed as 'Execution Island' in Java, Brand posted that the Australians have already done a decade behind bars and did not deserve to face a firing squad. Scroll down for video . Outspoken British comedian Russell Brand has appealed to this fans to sign up to the mercy campaign to save condemned Bali Nine duo who from facing death row . Brand labels the pair's efforts to import 8kg of heroin as into Australia as 'daft drug smuggling' Andrew Chan (left) and Myruan Sukumaran (right) await their fate on what is infamously dubbed as 'Execution Island' 'These Aussie blokes are going to be killed soon for a bit of daft drug smuggling (they've done 10 yrs already) HELP!' Brand tweeted. Brand also encouraged his fans to attend an exhibition of Sukumaran's work organised by his cousin who lives in London to be held at Amnesty International's London headquarters today - April 13. 'Come to this exhibition in East London next week - the artist is going to be executed in Indonesia in a month,' he tweeted. Sukumaran is a talented artist who was mentored by well-known Australian artist Ben Quilty -who has also lead the charge in the mercy campaign to save the pair's lives. Painting has proven a great sense of solace for Sukumaran over the past decade that he has spent in Kerobokan jail in Bali and has even run art classes for fellow inmates as part of the drug rehabilitation program that he set up with Chan. His cousin, Niranjela Karunatilake, last visited her cousin on death row in February. Sukumaran will turn 34 on Friday which is also exactly ten years since their arrest as a ringleader in the Bali Nine drug smuggling operation. Niranjela said it was: ' just too sad to think that could be his last birthday'. 'The death penalty is never the answer and I don't believe it deters crime, but in Myu's case, when he has done so much to repent and improve prison conditions, it would be a real tragedy if his life was cut short,' she said. 'We are not asking for Myu to be freed, all we ask is for mercy, that he keeps his life and continues his positive impact on the Indonesian prison system and other inmates.' Brand said the Australians have already done a decade behind bars and did not deserve to face a firing squad . Brand also encourages his fans to attend an exhibition of Sukumaran's work organised by his cousin who lives in London to be held at Amnesty International's London headquarters today

Summary: Russell Brand urges fans to sign up to mercy campaign for Bali Nine duo . Brand dismisses Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran's efforts to smuggle 8kg of heroin out of Indonesia as 'daft' Brand posted that the pair did not deserve to face a firing squad . He also encouraged fans to go to Sukumaran's exhibition in London . His cousin organised the event at Amnesty International headquarters .


A 77-year-old woman was left partially blind after a lightning bolt struck her as she sat in her car. Despite the dramatic and rare event, the woman's injury was not detected straight away. Rather, her hairdresser noticed several days later that she had suffered minor burns on her scalp. Later that day the pensioner noticed her eye sight was blurred - she could barely see with her right eye. A few days later, she visited the opticians and was referred to see opthalmologist Mohit Gupta, who works at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston, England. The 77-year-old woman was struck by lightning while she sat in her car. Days later, after her vision became blurred, a scan of her retina revealed she had a hole in her retina . Mr Gupta scanned the patient's retina, using a relatively new technique known as optical coherence tomography (OCT). The case report into the woman's treatment, published by the journal BMJ Case Reports, reveals Mr Gupta discovered a hole in the patient's macula, a part of the retina that is responsible for around 90 per cent of a person's vision. Dr Permesh Dhillon, a medical internist and colleague of Mr Gupta, said the woman's case reveals how important it is that medics check the vision of anyone struck by lightning. He told LiveScience: 'In the future, if patients are struck by lightning, it should be a routine process to refer them to an ophthalmologist to have an eye assessment.' He said the retina does not conduct electricity well, suggesting the injury was caused by the heat produced when the bolt struck. The woman was prescribed eye drops, but suffered an allergic reaction to them. She later underwent surgery to repair the hole in her macula, after two months of poor vision. Dr Permesh Dhillon, a medical internist at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston, said the heat from the lightning bolt is thought to have burned a hole in the woman's retina. It was eventually treated, via surgery . The operation involved removing the jelly part of the eye, which touches the retina, and injecting a gas bubble to push the layer at the back of the eye back together, Dr Dhillon said. He added his patient was 'quite fortunate in that only her retina was affected, and only in one eye'. Between 30 to 60 people each year are struck by lightning in the Uk. Meanwhile across the Atlantic, the US sees an average of 51 people injured by lightning each year. Only around 10 per cent of those struck by a bolt are killed. Dr Dhillon said there have been reports of lightning strikes affecting other parts of the eyes, resulting in cataracts, burns or swelling.

Summary: Woman was struck by lightning in her car in Boston, Lincolnshire . Several days later her hairdresser noticed minor burns on her scalp . Later that day the 77-year-old noticed her eye sight was blurred . A scan of her retina revealed heat from the bolt burned a hole in her retina .


A female prison guard and the convict she helped escape have been caught after 19 days and 1,700 miles on the run. Rachel Chepulis, 26, was arrested with Wesley E. Brown III in North Bend, Oregon almost three weeks after she helped him break out of Lake Region Correctional Center, also known as Devils Lake, in North Dakota. 35-year-old Brown, who is married with children, was awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm - and is thought to have seduced single Chepulis while behind bars. Fugitive couple: Female prison guard Rachel Chepulis and felon Wesley E. Brown III have been captured in Oregon after she helped him escape from jail in North Dakota 19 days ago . His escape from Devils Lake on March 13., aided by Chepulis, is the second time he has broken out of a secure unit. In June 2013 he escaped from Heart of America Correctional Center, climbing over a fence at the prison's recreation area. On that occasion Brown was recaptured three hours later and transferred to Devils Lake prison, where he spent a considerable amount of time prior his second jail break in March. Dan Orr, chief deputy U.S. marshal for North Dakota, told the Daily News: 'It's clear in the time he was there they developed a relationship. That he was allowed to escape was assisted by the fact there were mistakes made by the jail. Caught: The pair managed to get 1,700 miles from the North Dakota jail before being captured in Oregon . 'He was classified at a lower level than he should have been considering he already escaped from another facility. And he had assistance from the female jailer. 'It was pretty clear the jail didn't realize what she had done. But once we began the investigation, we realized she had a direct involvement in the escape.' The Marshals Service relies on local jails to hold federal prisoners awaiting sentencing in North Dakota and during his time at Devils Lake, the convicted Brown must have befriended the single Chepulis, Mr Orr claimed. The fugitive couple was caught outside a Bi-Mart store in North Bend yesterday with the help of Oregon State Police, who tracked down Chepulis' 2015 Toyota Rav4 with North Dakota plates after a tip off from a nearby hotel. Chepulis, arrested as she returned to the vehicle, was found to have Brown's initials tattooed on her left ring finger. Married felon: Brown, who has a wife and childre, is thought to have befriended single Rachel Chepulis while locked up at Lake Region Correctional Center, also known as Devils Lake, in North Dakota, above . Brown is to face additional escape charges while Chepulis will be hit with instigating or assisting an escape, concealing a person from arrest and conspiracy to commit escape . Each charge carries a five-year prison sentence. The pair will be arraigned in Oregon, likely Thursday, and then held without bond as they face extradition to North Dakota. Mr Orr said he was unable to offer more details of the

Summary: Rachel Chepulis helped Wesley E. Brown III break out of North Dakota jail . Fugitive couple captured yesterday outside store in North Bend, Oregon . Brown, 35, was awaiting sentencing for carrying a firearm as a felon . Chepulis, 26, found to have a tattoo of Brown's initials on her ring finger .


The sister of a missing woman who left a popular Spanish nightspot with two Brits who are now being probed over her disappearance has made a tearful video appeal for information on her whereabouts. Pretty Agnese Klavina, 30, vanished after being driven away from celebrity Puerto Banus haunt Aqwa Mist on September 6 last year. Older sister Gunta fought back tears as she described her sister as 'very beautiful' and spoke of her despair at the lack of news. Tearful: Older sister Gunta has made an emotional video appeal for information about Agnese's whereabouts . Blonde beauty: Agnese travelled to Marbella to start a summer job at the Ocean Club in Marbella, was wearing a multi-coloured halter neck dress and carrying a large white Louis Vuitton handbag when she left the club . Suspicion: Multi-millionaire property developer's son Westley Capper (left) and pal Craig Porter (right) were summoned to court on Monday in nearby Marbella . Looking pale-faced and drawn and speaking in a faltering voice, the 31-year-old said: 'It's been over seven months since she went missing and we don't know anything about her. 'I beg you. If anyone knows anything about her whereabouts or what happened to her that night, please provide us with this information and we will give this information to the police. 'We have heard that she left the nightclub with some English people. Please if you have heard, if you can imagine how I feel, how her mother feels, please give us some information about her.' Gunta's heartbreaking video appeal emerged hours after multi-millionaire property developer's son Westley Capper, 37, and pal Craig Porter, 33, were summoned to court on Monday in nearby Marbella. The pair, who are being investigated on suspicion of Agnese's illegal detention after a damning police report based on CCTV footage claimed she did not leave the club voluntarily, refused to answer questions about the case. A secrecy order imposed on the case was removed and a huge police file released to the family's lawyer. Marbella-based judge Sergio Luis Martin indicated at Monday's hearing - which took place behind closed doors - that he would be happy to meet Agnese's family and brief them on his findings so far. Missing: Friends reported Agnese missing the week of her disappearance along with her mum and sister after they flew to Spain when she failed to respond to calls and messages . The judge is now expected to order new DNA tests on a human hair found inside the boot of the Mercedes privately-educated Capper has admitted to driving Latvian-born Agnese away from the club in. Samples taken from a motorboat belonging to Capper's family - which police fear may have been used to dispose of Agnese's body if she is dead - are also expected to be analysed using DNA from her mum. Overweight expat Capper - whose Essex-born dad John specialises in buying and selling luxury properties around the world - has had travel restrictions imposed on him while the investigation against him continues. He is claiming he dropped off Agnese, whose

Summary: Agnese Klavina, 30, vanished after being driven away from a Spanish club . Older sister Gunta made a video appeal for information on her whereabouts . Brits Westley Capper and Craig Porter were summoned to court on Monday .


A prisoner who helped stab a man in a random attack has been posting photographs of himself posing in his cell on Facebook - just a day after another inmate was filmed partying in jail. Royston Coates, who is serving a 10-year sentence for wounding, boasted about watching TV from prison and showed off his muscles in a string of pictures. He also encouraged friends to call him on his mobile - even though both phones and social media are banned in all prisons. It is the second such incident to emerge within two days, after a murderer was caught drinking prison hooch in a video he shared online. Scroll down for video . Jail: Prisoner Royston Coates has posted a string of photographs from inside his jail cell . Inmates: Coates posed up alongside another prisoner in one of the photos on Facebook . Prison authorities have now shut down the criminal's Facebook account after being alerted to the messages he has posted. Over the past six months, Coates has repeatedly sent out messages to his 300 Facebook friends updating them about his life inside jail. His messages reveal that he has been allowed to watch popular TV shows such as The X Factor and The Only Way Is Essex, as well as an England football match. Photographs taken last month show that he has a television set and DVD player in his cell, with the walls covered in photographs. Facilities: Coates's cell has a television and DVD player, and is covered in photographs . Mugshot: Coates was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2013 for attacking a man . In one of the first posts, from last October, Coates joked: 'Go out or stay in? Hmmmmmm.' In another message, he claimed he was 'glad I am locked away' so he wouldn't have to mix with other people in his home town of Macclesfield, Cheshire. A spokesman for the Prison Service said they were investigating the matter, and had asked Facebook to close the page. Coates was jailed in October 2013 alongside his friend Hayden Whittaker after he admitted helping to stab a man with a kitchen knife. He held the victim down while Whittaker knifed him, shortly after the pair had failed to get in to a block of flats where they were trying to sell drugs. Killer: Dashem Tesfamichael, 30, who was jailed for stabbing a young father, has been filmed partying behind bars, it emerged yesterday . Coates later boasted about what he had gone, sending a text message to friends in which he said 'I put the gun to his head.' The victim suffered a collapsed lung following the savage attack. A prisons spokesman said: 'Anyone caught accessing social networking sites or instructing others to do so on their behalf will be subject to strict disciplinary action. 'No prisoner should be in any doubt that if they break the rules they will be stripped of privileges and may be reported to the police for further action, which may result in extra time being added to their

Summary: Royston Coates was jailed for 10 years for holding down a man while his friend stabbed him in a random attack . But he has posted a series of photographs of himself on Facebook . Social media account has now been shut down by prison authorities . Comes a day after a convicted murderer was pictured partying with illegal alcohol in a film which he shared online .


This is the moment that three teenage vandals went on a rampage through a car dealership causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. The violent thugs were caught on camera as they roamed through the parked vehicles kicking off wing mirrors, destroying headlights and smashing windscreens with a large cinder block. Owner Freddy Ali discovered the carnage when he returned to work at the La Marina Auto Sales, in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, after the Easter break. Scroll down for video . Mindless: A thug is caught on camera kicking the wing mirror off a vehicle at La Marina Auto Sales in Dearborn Heights, Michigan . The trio, armed with a large cinder block, also smashed windscreens during their early morning rampage . Freddy Ali, the owner of La Marina Auto Sales, said he just wants to know why his business was targeted . He is now offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the vandals, according to Fox Detroit. 'I'm trying to hold everything in,' Mr Ali, reportedly told the news channel. 'Basically the whole parking lot got messed up.' 'We just want to know why and what was the purpose.' Around 30 vehicles were said to have been damaged, with the repair bill totalling up to $20,000, according to Press and Guide. The dealership has previously suffered minor damage at the hands of vandals, but nothing on the same scale. The gang members attempted to conceal their identity by wearing hooded tops during the violent outburst. Police have launched a manhunt for the trio, who they believe also targeted a number of nearby businesses and vehicles during the early hours spree of destruction. It is thought the gang caused several thousands of dollars worth of damage during their destructive spree . One of the trio prepares to launch a cinder missile at the rear windscreen of this vehicle .

Summary: Gang target car dealership in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, in early hours . Kicked off wing mirrors and smashed windscreens during violent outburst . Bill for damage to La Marina Auto Sales said to be several thousand dollars . Same gang believed to have also hit neighboring businesses during spree .


Harlequins have announced that fly-half Tim Swiel will return to the club next season on a full-time contract. Swiel, 21, spent four months on loan with Quins earlier this term before heading back to the Durban-based Sharks in South Africa. 'Tim made a real impact with us on loan earlier in the season and we are delighted that the Sharks have granted him his release to come back to us on a full-time basis,' Quins rugby director Conor O'Shea said. Tim Swiel will return to H . 'He is a young player with a huge amount of potential and also someone who showed mentally that he is able to cope with anything thrown at him.' Somerset-born Swiel made 10 appearances during his loan spell, featuring in the European Champions Cup, Aviva Premiership and LV= Cup.

Summary: Tim Swiel spent four months on loan at Harlequins earlier this season . The 23-year-old featured in the European Champions Cup and LV= Cup . The fly-half will return to the club on a full-time contract next season .