A 46-year-old man has been charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and DUI after driving 11 miles and through seven towns with another man on the hood of his car in Pennsylvania. However the driver, Dwayne Harvard, maintains he is not the one who should have been arrested. Harvard claims the man, Steven Sutton, 36, of Pittsburgh, confronted him in the driveway of his home in Springdale, saying he was furious that Harvard was giving Sutton's girlfriend, Anna Mazzetti, a ride home. 'He took a cinder block and he was trying to hit the truck,' Harvard told WTAE. 'I said, ''calm down. You put the block down''.' Man on board: Dwayne Harvard, 46, had an argument with Steven Sutton, 36, Sunday night and struck Sutton with his 2002 Ford Explorer, driving for 11 miles through Pennsylvania before finally pulling over . Holding on: Sutton managed to stay on the hood as Harvard drove through Harmar Township, Springdale, Frazier Township, East Deer Township, Tarentum Borough, Fawn Township and into Harrison Township . Incredible: The incident began shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday on McKinley Street in Springdale when the two men began arguing. What happened next spanned 11 miles and seven towns . Charged: Harvard was finally stopped at an exit in Kittanning, and has since been charged with simple assault, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and DUI . Harvard claims he was 'fearing' for his life and for Mazzetti, so he took off out of his driveway. As he drove off, he sit Sutton with his 2002 Ford Explorer, and Sutton clung to the hood. Harvard proceeded to drive through Harmar Township, Springdale Township, Frazier Township, East Deer Township, Tarentum Borough, Fawn Township and into Harrison Township, all the while with Sutton hanging onto the front of his car. 'I didn't want to stop because if he had a gun, he could shoot either through the window and kill me and also kill her,' he told WTAE. Harvard also told other local TV networks he believed Sutton had a knife. Harvard said he called 911 while driving to report the incident. Argument: The two men started fighting over the fact that Harvard was giving Sutton's girlfriend, Anna Mazzetti (pictured) a ride home, Harvard claims . 'I'm innocent': In an interview with WTAE following his arrest, Harvard said it was not him that should have been arrested, and claimed Sutton had tried to attack him and Mazzetti . 'I called 911 myself and I let him know who I was,' Harvard told WTAE. 'I said, ''Listen, my name is Dwayne Harvard,'' I said, ''I got this guy on my hood''.' Some local police in the communities Harvard was driving through also saw what has happening and followed him . Eventually he was stopped by troopers after pulling off an exit in Kittanning. Police detained and interviewed both me. However they decided to arrest Harvard. Police charged Harvard with simple assault, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and DUI. He posted bond and was released from jail. Sutton has not been charged.

Summary: Dwayne Harvard, 46, charged with simple assault, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and DUI . He claims Steven Sutton, 36, tried to attack him at his home in Springdale . Argument over Sutton's girlfriend, Anna Mazzetti, who was with Harvard . Harvard took off and Sutton clung to the hood of his car for 11 miles . Harvard claims he feared for his life and should not have been charged .


For many years carbohydrates such as white bread and pasta have been seen as the enemy for anyone trying to keep their waistline slim. But doctors are concerned with the increasing trend that's seeing people cut whole food groups out of their diets, especially healthier options like wholegrains. As revealed by the Daily Mail on Tuesday, experts warn that shunning an entire food group is unsustainable, can damage one's relationship with food and could be doing more harm than good. Australian dietician and nutritionist Susie Burrell agrees with the research that points to white bread and heavily processed carbohydrates as contributors for weight gain, but says this is no reason to cut all carbs out completely. Scroll down for video . Carbs are back: Doctors have warned against people cutting out whole food groups like carbohydrates . 1. Tip Top 9 Grain . Calories: 184 . Carbs: 26g . Fibre: 4.8g Sodium: . 296mg . 2. Helga’s Lower Carb . Calories: 196 . Carbs: 19g . Fibre: 5.4g . Sodium: 280mg . 3. BarleyMax Wrap . Calories: 104 . Carbs: 10.6g . Firbe: 10.4g . Sodium: 121mg . 4. Baker’s Delight Cape Seed . Calories: 269 . Carbs: 25.1g . Fibre: 7.6g . Sodium: 265mg . 5. Burgen Soy Lin . Calories: 200 . Carbs: 26.1g . Fibre: 5.9g . Sodium: 370mg . Measurements are based on two slices of bread. 1. Lawsons White . Calories: 302 . Carbs: 53g . Fibre: 3.4g . Sodium: 513 . 2. Turkish . Calories: 808 . Carbs: 111g . Fibre: 6.3g . Sodium: 1900mg . 3. White Sourdough . Calories: 244 . Carbs: 45g . Fibre: 2.7g . Sodium: 600mg . 4. High Fibre White bread . Calories: 172 . Carbs: 30g . Fibre: 6.1g . Sodium: 296mg . 5. Lebanese Bread . Calories: 275 . Carbs: 53g . Fibre: 3.0g . Sodium: 451mg . Measurements are based on two slices of bread. 'Bread has been a dietary staple for thousands of years, and the more advanced technology has become, so too the more processed our bread, resulting in the soft, almost sticky common white loaf many families base a number of meals around each day,' she told Daily Mail Australia. 'Bread, white or otherwise is a rich source of B group vitamins which are crucial for energy production, and hence bread remains a major contributor to energy and the running of energy systems in the body. 'Less processed varieties of bread also offer a range of other nutrients including dietary fibre, Vitamin E, zinc; iron and long chain unsaturated fats, which is generally why loaves of grain based bread contain more fat than white bread,' she added. The nutritionist said there is a distinct difference in the nutritional value of white and grain bread, there's also a disparity in the glycaemic index (GI). The best: Tip Top 9 Grain (right) and Helga's Lower Carb (right) came highly recommended from Susie Burrell . 'As white, wholemeal and flat breads have all had the grains ground down in their processing, they have a relatively high GI

Summary: Experts have warned against trend where people cut out all carbohydrates . Suggest instead to eat less processed foods with more wholegrains . Australian nutritionist Susie Burrell has revealed her top five breads . Also named the five least nutritious ones that should be avoided .


Oldham Athletic have signed Ronaldo. But fans of Manchester United fear not - the League One club have not snaffled their old boy from the mighty Real Madrid. The man in question is 16-year-old Ronaldo Brown who has joined the Latics after being released by Liverpool. Like his namesake, the teenager has explosive pace and plays on the wing. Ronaldo Brown (left), pictured on tour of the Nou Camp in Barcelona, has signed for Oldham Athletic . The 16-year-old is named after Brazil's former striker Ronaldo, who is pictured scoring in the 2002 World Cup . But he is actually named after the original Brazilian Ronaldo, rather than Portugal star Cristiano. Football-mad mum Denise, 38, chose the name because of her love of the Brazil side - and added that Ronaldo has a twin brother called Rivaldo. Denise, from Fallowfield, Manchester, explained: 'I love football and the boys were born in 1998 - the year of the World Cup. I liked the Brazil side so I named them after Ronaldo and Rivaldo. 'They also have a younger sister called Trezeguet after the French player (David).' Long-suffering Oldham fans, whose team has remained in League One for 18 years, can look forward to one day seeing Ronaldo strutting his stuff at Boundary Park. An Oldham source joked: 'With a new stand about to open we thought we would make a marquee signing to mark the occasion.' Young Brown also has a brother called Rivaldo, after the former Barcelona and AC Milan player . Oldham's newest signing also has a younger sister called Trezeguet, named after the former French striker .

Summary: Oldham have signed 16-year-old winger Ronaldo Brown . Brown was released by Liverpool and has joined the League One club . He is named after Brazilian Ronaldo and has a brother called Rivaldo . Brown also has a younger sister called Trezeguet .


A 58-year-old wildlife-rescue volunteer was struck and killed by a St Louis MetroLink train in southwestern Illinois after she responded to a call about an opossum on the tracks. Sandie Konopelski of Shiloh was struck by a westbound commuter train on the tracks between Swansea and Belleville on Friday morning. She died of blunt-force trauma and was pronounced dead at the scene after responding to the alert about an opossum on the tracks around 8am. Scroll down for video . Sandie Konopelski of Shiloh, Illinois, was struck and killed by a St Louis MetroLink train on Friday morning . Konopelski was responding to a report about an opossum (above) on the tracks near an Illinois train station . She was struck by a westbound commuter train on the tracks between Swansea and Belleville around 8am . Konopelski was licensed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources as a wildlife rehabilitator, the St Louis Post-Dispatch reported. She also was involved with the Bi-State Wildlife Hotline of Missouri and Illinois. Organization president Angel Wintrode said: 'She went out like she had a thousand times before.' The group posted a tribute to Konopelski and said donations can be made in her honor. Bi-State Wildlife wrote: 'We have no words. 'We can't believe she's gone. We already miss you Sandie. 'Sandie's family and friends and Our Hotline Family and so very many animals have lost a great and dear person today.' Metro often calls Bi-State Wildlife for help with animals on the tracks, according to Wintrode. It's unclear if they called about the opossum in this circumstance. After the 58-year-old's death, the Bi-State Wildlife Hotline of Missouri and Illinois posted a Facebook tribute . Swansea Police Chief Mike Arnold said authorites don't know why Konopelski didn't hear the train coming . Konopelsk's car was located in a parking lot near the station in Swansea, the Swansea News-Democrat reported. Shiloh mayor Jim Vernier said: 'I can't believe it happened. 'She was such a caring person for animals. 'I could call her at 3:00 in the morning and she'd be there to help an animal. 'I don't know who's going to fill those shoes. Everybody called her.' Train service was delayed for about two hours on Friday while police investigated. Swansea Police Chief Mike Arnold said officials don't know why Konopelski didn't hear the train coming and get out of the way.

Summary: Sandie Konopelski, 58, of Shiloh, Illinois, struck by train on Friday morning . Hit by St Louis MetroLink train on tracks between Swansea and Belleville . Licensed by state Department of Natural Resources as wildlife rehabilitator . She died of blunt-force trauma and was pronounced dead at the scene .


In February of this year, bride-to-be Adele McKenzie found the dress she had dreamed of wearing when she married her partner of nine years, David Elliot. Little did she know she would never get the chance to wear it, despite already paying for half. The 31-year-old said when she slipped into the white lacy gown, she instantly saw herself standing in front of her friends and family and exchanging marriage vows with the love of her life. ‘I had dreamt about this princess dress since I was a little girl,’ she told Daily Mail Australia. Adele McKenzie was set to marry the love of her life, David Elliot, when she was devastated to learn the bridal company she had paid around $1,000 to for her dress had closed down . Ms McKenzie said she wasn't able to buy the $2,000 dress outright so she organised a payment plan with ‘The Bridal Centre’. She started paying in February and planned to pay off her dress by July - around three months before her wedding - giving her time to make alterations. In early April, Ms McKenzie’s dress dream was shattered when she opened an email from the bridal company that said they were going bankrupt. Ms McKenzie told Daily Mail Australia she was left feeling ‘panicked’ and ‘anxious’ when she was faced with the news that she would need to find a new wedding dress for her big day. ‘My first reaction was to call The Bridal Centre and it was consistently busy across the long weekend. Their Facebook was active and we were putting up posts without a response.' The Bridal Centre's Facebook page was inundated with messages from disappointed brides who already had their hearts set on a wedding dress . Ms McKenzie was one of around 140 brides who received the same ‘generic’ email informing them their dream dresses may not be coming, some of them with their weddings only weeks away. She tried to go onto the Bridal Centre's website but it was deactivated and that's when she realised she had no way of getting in contact with the company she already paid $1,000, which was meant to go towards paying off her dress. The happy couple have been together for nine years and plan to wed in November 2015 . ‘It was stressful and pretty upsetting,’ she said. Ms McKenzie was one of around 140 brides who received the same ‘generic’ email informing them their dream dresses may not be coming, some of them with weddings only weeks away. Amid the devastation, the brides-to-be banded together to create a Facebook page that would allow them to 'connect' and 'support each other' through the confusing time. Ms McKenzie said the group called ‘Where’s My Dress?’ became inundated with ‘generous offers’ from ‘lovely ladies’ and ‘amazing bridal companies’ who offered them free ‘pre-loved’, and even brand new, wedding gowns. While some women have received their money back, unfortunately Ms McKenzie said she is still waiting to hear from the Bridal Centre about whether she will be one of the lucky

Summary: The Bridal Centre, in Brisbane, shut down unexpectedly earlier this month . Around 140 brides were left out of pocket and without a dress . They created a Facebook page called 'Where's My Dress' so the women could connect and try to find alternative ways to get their dream dress . Ladies and bridal companies started to donate dresses to the women . Adele McKenzie was one of the women who have been left without a dress . She said the way the brides have been treated is 'disgraceful' Many brides have taken to social media to slam the bankrupt company .


Police were twice called to an aircraft when 'disruptive' passengers mutinied over being stranded on the tarmac for five hours after their plane was diverted. Pilots of the Qatar Airways flight landed at Birmingham airport on Monday night after severe winds foiled two landing attempts at Manchester, where the plane was due to arrive at 7pm. Passengers were made to stay in their seats as they waited for the plane to be refuelled and for a new flight crew to arrive at the airport. Scroll down for video . Revolt: Footage taken in Manchester Airport, pictured, shows passengers becoming frustrated with airport staff after the events in Birmingham caused a knock-on delay to the aircraft's return flight to Doha . Frustration: Passengers are filmed at Manchester airport. Police were first called to Birmingham after passengers started 'kicking off', according to one witness. Officers returned two hours later . Police were first called to the tarmac when some passengers 'kicked off', according to one witness. Officers returned two hours later after reports that angry passengers were trying to disembark. Meanwhile, footage taken in Manchester airport shows passengers becoming frustrated with staff after the events in Birmingham caused a knock-on delay to the aircraft's return flight to Doha. Some claimed they had been waiting in the airport for up to 24 hours after earlier delays. Passengers in Birmingham were eventually allowed off the aircraft and were later bused to Manchester. But some claimed they were left waiting hours for transport and did not arrive until 7am. Delay: A Qatar Airways spokeswoman apologised for the delay, which she said occurred after strong winds meant the aircraft couldn't land at Manchester. Above, passengers in Manchester airport who were delayed . One passenger who was on the tarmac and asked not to be named, said: 'We were told they were waiting for refuelling and then a new crew. 'Some passengers started kicking off so the police were called. An old lady next to me was shivering so we asked for blankets but there weren't enough. 'When we got home I had to sleep for two days to recover.' A Qatar Airways spokeswoman apologised for the delay, which she said occurred after strong winds meant the aircraft couldn't land at Manchester. She said after the diversion it was unable to fly back to Manchester as the operating crew exceeded their legal flying hours by the time the aircraft had been refuelled. Passengers and crew safety, she said, were the number one priority and a new crew was taken to Birmingham as fast as possible, at which point the aircraft took off for Manchester. She added: 'In the meantime, Qatar Airways arranged for the transportation of the passengers to Manchester.' West Midlands Police have confirmed reports of 'disruptive passengers' at 10.30pm. Officers boarded and spoke to passengers and crew and no complaints were made. But a spokesman added: 'A further delay in the flight's departure resulted in officers being called again two hours later after passengers became angry and some tried to disembark. 'The airline decided to cancel the

Summary: Qatar Airways flight was due to land in Manchester Airport at 7pm Monday . But pilots severe winds meant pilots were forced to divert to Birmingham . Plane spent five hours on tarmac as it waited for refuelling and new crew . Police were called twice after 'disruptive' passengers tried to disembark . Meanwhile, video shows angry passengers delayed at Manchester airport .


As well as keeping alive hopes of an unlikely charge to the Premier League title, victory for Arsenal at Turf Moor on Saturday will also ensure Arsene Wenger's men claim the longest winning streak in the top-flight this season. The Gunners have won seven straight games since defeat against fierce rivals Tottenham at White Hart Lane on February 7, a run of form which has moved them to second place in the table. Now just seven points behind leaders Chelsea, Arsenal have a chance to surpass Manchester City's equally impressive run of seven victories in a row this season when they take on relegation-threatened Burnley in Saturday's late kick-off. Arsenal celebrate last week's 4-1 victory over Liverpool which took their winning streak to seven games . Victory against Burnley will ensure Arsenal claim the longest winning streak in the top-flight this season . Olivier Giroud (centre) and Co celebrate against Newcastle as the Gunners won 2-1 at St James' Park . Giroud flies through the air as the Frenchman celebrates opening the scoring in the 3-1 win against West Ham . Alexis Sanchez roars with delight after finding the net as Arsenal defeated QPR 2-1 at Loftus Road last month . Giroud points to the sky after scoring in the first half of Arsenal's 2-0 victory over Everton at the Emirates . Santi Cazorla (left) is all smiles after scoring in Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park . Theo Walcott celebrates finding the net against Leicester as Arsenal started their winning streak inFebruary . City earned maximum points from seven games prior to throwing away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw at home to the Clarets on December 28. With Burnley battling for survival, the Gunners will be wary of a similarly damaging result when they take on Sean Dyche's spirited team in front of the Sky Sports cameras. But if they do manage to take three points from Turf Moor, Arsenal will still be on target to match their best ever winning streak in the Premier League era by the time the season is over. The Gunners hold the record for the most consecutive wins, having come out on top in 14 successive games between February and August in 2002. That run, which was also overseen by Wenger, helped Arsenal beat Liverpool and Manchester United to the 2001-02 title before a draw at West Ham in the second game of the following season ended the streak. United sit second on the list, having put together a 12-game winning run under Sir Alex Ferguson between March and August 2000. Their storming end to the 1999-00 campaign ensured the Red Devils comfortably won their sixth Premier League title, with second-placed Arsenal finishing a massive 18 points behind them. Chelsea's longest winning streak stands at 11 games between April and September in 2009 as interim boss Guus Hiddink and his successor, Carlo Ancelotti, helped the Blues hit top form. Liverpool put together their best run of form last season as they stormed towards their first Premier League title before faltering

Summary: Arsenal are looking for their eighth victory in succession against Burnley . Manchester City also managed seven wins on the bounce this season . The Gunners can match their own record if they win their remaining games . Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool are also high on our countdown .


A heartbroken father told yesterday how his daughter had been given hard drugs by dealers targeting schools. In an emotional open letter, he told how the ‘bright and beautiful’ GCSE pupil started using a cocktail of banned substances including cocaine, ecstasy, methadone and ‘party drug’ meow meow. The father – identified only as John to protect his family’s privacy – warned that Class A drugs were widely available to children, and urged schools and police to get tough. He said dealers made the drugs ‘incredibly cheap and available’ to hook their young customers. A father has revealed that his teenage daughter became hooked on cocaine and ecstasy after buying the drugs in the school playground (file pic posed by a model) His daughter was given them for free or paid only a few pounds for pills, sometimes without knowing what she was taking. She had not only put her health in danger but risked sexual abuse by meeting up with men she did not know. The father has sent the open letter to his local council, South Gloucestershire, pleading for action to combat a ‘serious drug problem’. The man described himself as a single parent to a son and daughter – referred to as Jack and Jill – who both went to a local secondary. ‘Two weeks ago I discovered that Jill had been taking Class A drugs for three to four months,’ he said. ‘How dumb am I not to know? But do you know the signs as a parent?’ The father said he had initially dismissed changes in his daughter’s behaviour as ‘teenage moodiness’. He has now written an open letter (above) to his local authority, South Gloucestershire, begging them to take the issue more seriously asking if a young person has to die before the problem is addressed . But he told the Bristol Post: ‘She came to me and said she had got caught up with a group and started taking cocaine and ecstasy. ‘I had noticed she had been a bit off but I thought it was a teenage daughter rebelling against her dad … it just didn’t occur to me and I felt naïve and stupid.’ Horrified by his daughter’s revelations, the father said he went to her school and police but officers were ‘aggressive and threatening’ when his daughter volunteered information, including the names of alleged dealers. He accused authorities of ‘pretending a problem doesn’t exist’ and warned the situation would get worse if it was not tackled, adding: ‘Does a young person here have to die?’ The father said his own investigations had found evidence that illicit drugs were available inside schools and youth clubs. The father, only known as John, has called on South Gloucestershire Council to do more to tackle drug dealing in its schools . He told how he had limited his daughter’s use of her mobile phone and social media, apparently to stop her falling back into drug use. He said he hoped she had stopped before she became hooked. The father said his relationship with his daughter had hit

Summary: Father, only known as John, noticed his daughter was acting strangely . Confronted her and she confessed taking cocaine, ecstasy and MCAT . Told him drugs were available to buy at school, parks and youth groups . Father is now calling on local authority to take the issue more seriously .


Robbie Williams has scaled back plans to revamp his multi-million pound home following a public spat with neighbour Jimmy Page. The 41-year-old star has ditched the proposal for a two-storey basement extension under the garden and glass studio at the top of his house. The Take That singer angered the veteran Led Zeppelin rocker with ambitious proposals for the 46-room mansion, which was previously owned by the late film director Michael Winner. Neighbours: The homes of Robbie Williams (left) and Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page (right). Williams has submitted fresh plans to extend his mansion having angered the veteran rocker with an earlier proposal . Williams responded by withdrawing the blueprints but has now returned with a fresh set of plans. After ditching the underground extension, the focus now is on the inside of the property, which he bought for £17.5million in 2013 and includes a swimming pool. Williams wants to lower some of the floors and knock down a number of the walls to create bigger rooms and doorways. One of the walls earmarked for demolition by the pop star is between his lounge and home cinema. The application reads: 'The proposed alterations have been considered in regard to a holistic programme of contemporary family living that will ensure the long term occupation and appropriate use of the place into the future.' Scrapped: Pop singer Williams has ditched the proposal for a two-storey super basement extension (pictured) under the garden and glass studio at the top of his house . New blueprints: Williams wants to focus instead on the inside of the property, which he bought for £17.5million in 2013 and includes a swimming pool . Spat: Williams (left) and Page (right) have been locked in a battle not over chart position but instead whether the pop star should get the green light for his plans to expand his mansion . Somewhere to cool off: Williams' home included a swimming pool when he bought it. He wanted to build a new one in an underground extension but has since backtracked on the idea . Rocker Jimmy Page was upset that building work in Williams' garden (pictured) would cause disruption to the neighbourhood. He claimed the work could damage his property, built in the 1870s by Victorian architect . The plans have been submitted to Kensington and Chelsea Council and also include the demolition and rebuilding of the garage. Williams lives at the property with his wife, U.S. television actress Ayda Field, and their two children. Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, who lives next door house, hired a team of experts to help him rebuff the couple's original plans. He claimed the work could damage his property, which was built in the 1870s by Victorian architect William Bruges. Family man: Williams lives with his wife, U.S. television actress Ayda Field, and their two children. The plans submitted to Kensington and Chelsea Council include the demolition and rebuilding of the mansion's garage . Super basement: This shows how Robbie Williams was previously looking to expand his mansion . Late film director Michael Winner,

Summary: Williams has abandoned idea for underground extension to his mansion . Previous plans had angered next-door neighbour, rock legend Jimmy Page . The pop star has now scaled back his proposal and submitted fresh plans . He wants to lower floors and knock down walls to create bigger rooms .


Social media platforms have exploded with bright yellow tributes and pictures of wedding dresses as friends, family and complete strangers mourn the death of bride-to-be Stephanie Scott. It comes after police located a body at Cocoparra National Park, in the Riverina region of NSW on Friday night, which they believe to be the 26-year-old who went missing just days before she was due to marry her fiancé and partner of five years. As the Leeton High School teacher's loved ones gathered for a memorial picnic on Saturday, the day they had planned to watch her walk down the aisle to marry Aaron Leeson-Woolley, her sister Kim Scott asked attendees to 'wear yellow' in Ms Scott's memory. Scroll down for video . Hundreds of women around the country hung up their wedding dresses in honour of murder victim Stephanie Scott . Ms Scott, pictured on a wine tour for her hen party last month in Canberra last month with her mother Merrilyn . Police found a body, that they believe to be the high school teacher, on the night before she was die to wed her partner of five years . Ms Scott's sister Kim Scott asked attendees of a memorial picnic on Saturday to 'wear yellow' in memory of Stephanie, causing social media users to flood the internet with images of yellow clothing under the hashtag #WearATouchOfYellow . Facebook, Instagram and Twitter were soon flooded by social media users who shared images of their yellow clothing, balloons, ribbons, flowers and posters under the hashtag #WearATouchOfYellow. By 12pm on Saturday afternoon, the hashtag #StephanieScott was trending in Australia, quickly followed by #PutYourDressOut which began trending at around 2pm as hundreds of women around the country shared images of their wedding dresses alongside messages of condolences for the bride-to-be and her family. Bridal stores also joined in, with Michele's Bridal & Formal Wear in Victoria placing yellow balloons in their display windows alongside their gowns. Hundreds of Facebook users also changed their profile pictures to a yellow balloon with the words 'rest in peace Stephanie', in a show of solidarity and support for the murder victim. Hundreds of Facebook user also changed their profile pictures to a yellow balloon with the words 'rest in peace Stephanie' in her honour . Bridal stores also joined in, with Michele's Bridal & Formal Wear in Victoria placing yellow balloons in their display windows alongside their gowns . #YellowForScotty: Pictures of bright yellow balloons and flowers adorning various public spaces were also shared widely . More than 60,000 people have joined memorial pages for Stephanie Scott on social media as the nation mourns her tragic murder . More than 60,000 people have joined memorial pages for Stephanie Scott on social media as the nation mourns her tragic murder. Amongst those touched by her death is Channel Nine's Today Show co-host Lisa Wilkinson, who shared a moving social media post alongside an image of the makeshift memorial outside of Ms Scott's workplace at Leeton in western NSW. 'Tomorrow should have been the happiest day of bride-to-be Stephanie Scott's life

Summary: Australians everywhere remembered the bride-to-be on the day she planned to wed her partner of five years . Hundreds of women shared pictures of their wedding dresses in tribute . Social media users flooded Twitter with pictures of yellow clothing and balloons after Ms Scott's sister asked memorial attendees to wear yellow . Police located a body believed to be Ms Scott at a national park, the night before her wedding day .


Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has been warned he risks creating a lost generation of supporters if he fails to invest in the club. Thousands of fans stayed away from Sunday's Barclays Premier League defeat by Tottenham at St James' Park in protest at the way the sportswear Tycoon is running the club, with the official attendance of 47,427 - the capacity of the stadium is in excess of 52,000 - understood to include many season ticket holders who did not attend. Protesters are calling for a repeat when Swansea head for Tyneside on Saturday, but Mark Jensen, editor of online fanzine www.themag.co.uk, fears longer-term consequences. Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has been urged to invest in the club or risk losing a generation of fans . Newcastle fans hold up 'Ashley Out' banners, mocked in the style of his Sports Direct chain of stores . Thousands of Newcastle fans boycotted the club's last game, a 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs on Sunday . Jensen, who himself stayed away from Sunday's game, said: 'I feel sorry for young people, what they are watching now and this lack of ambition. At least when I was young, the team might have been rubbish and we were going nowhere, but it was exciting to be on the terraces. 'There was so much more wrapped up in it, whereas now if the football is rubbish, I'm not quite sure what the lure is. 'That's a long-term danger. Whether Mike Ashley is here in the future or not, there's a danger that you are turning all these people off Newcastle United and going to the match, especially with the rival attraction of being able to watch it in your local pub.' Unofficial estimates have put the actual attendance for the 3-1 defeat by Spurs at significantly lower than 47,000, although some have seemed wildly optimistic. However, there is little doubt that those who answered calls for a boycott made an impact. Jensen said: 'I thought it was a massive success. Comparing it with the walk-out at the end of last season, basically it's always going to be symbolic. 'It's not going to bring Mike Ashley to his knees, but to have thousands and thousands of people, or whatever figure you want to put on it, who have already paid for something not going to the match... 'Imagine thousands of people going to Tesco or Sainsbury's and buying £30 worth of shopping and saying, 'Hang on a second, I'm not happy, you can have your shopping back'. It's a massive statement.' Last week's revelation that the club banked in excess of £34million as well as recording a profit of £18.7million for the last financial year has simply served to increase anger among fans, who have seen a squad assembled on a budget struggle to compete during the second half of the current campaign, and not for the first time in recent years. Tottenham striker Harry Kane nets his 20th league goal of the season to round off a 3-1 win over Newcastle . A fan holds up a sign

Summary: Newcastle owner Mike Ashley is an unpopular figure at the club for his perceived lack of ambition and investment in the last few years . Mark Jensen, editor of the Newcastle fanzine, The Mag, predicts that unless Ashley changes his approach the club will lose supporters . The Magpies have lost their last six consecutive league games . Thousands of supporters boycotted the last defeat by Spurs on Sunday .


'Kondogbia was incredible for Monaco, he was exactly the player Arsenal needed to sign,' Sportsmail's Jamie Redknapp said back in February. The French midfielder had just put in a dominant display at the Emirates Stadium as the Ligue 1 side all-but-sealed their place in the quarter-finals of the Champions League after a 3-1 first-leg win. But rather than Arsenal, it now seems Liverpool hold the main Premier League interest in the 22-year-old. So, what more do you need to know? Monaco midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia is a Liverpool target and has also interested Arsenal in recent years . 22? He's been around for a while... Despite his young age, Kondogbia has amassed over 100 league appearances for Lens, Monaco, and even Sevilla. And during that five-year professional career, the central midfielder has been constantly watched by Arsenal scouts. He also impressed at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup alongside Paul Pogba in the French midfield, while his frame and playing style doesn't exactly scream 22 years old. Kondogbia is only 22 but has racked up over 100 league appearances with Lens (above), Sevilla and Monaco . The central midfielder was a key player for France alongside Paul Pogba at the Under 20 World Cup in 2013 . Tough guy then? Exactly. Standing at 6'2", Kondogbia is a real presence in the Monaco midfield, allowing the likes of Joao Moutinho to strut their stuff further forward. He's strong in the tackle, but make no mistake, his prowess on the ball is also impressive. Possessing a fine left foot, Kondogbia doubles up as a playmaker, and also scored the first goal in the tie in the first leg against Arsenal. Having made his mark in both Ligue 1 and La Liga, you could say the Frenchman is the perfectly well-rounded midfielder, someone who would fit in seamlessly in the Premier League... Kondogbia's fine strike put Monaco in front against Arsenal in the Champions League last-16 first leg . So why haven't we seen him in England? Time is still on Kondogbia's side, but Premier League clubs have certainly tried. Arsenal were heavily linked with him before he left Sevilla, though the versatile player bought out his contract and opted for Monaco. With Liverpool crying out for players to freshen up an ageing/departing spine, the 22-year-old's presence would surely suit Brendan Rodgers. But he must move quick, with Real Madrid, Manchester United, Juventus and Paris St Germain all keen to sign the man who has been capped three times by his national team. Mesut Ozil swapped shirts with Kondogbia at half-time in the second leg at the Stade Louis II .

Summary: Geoffrey Kondogbia impressed against Arsenal in the Champions League . Gunners have scouted French midfielder for some time . But now Liverpool hold the main Premier League interest in midfielder . 22-year-old is currently at Monaco but has also played for Lens and Sevilla . Jamie Redknapp: Arsenal should have signed Kondogbia .


Former Premier League referee Mark Halsey has slammed the FA’s decision to put Jon Moss in charge of the FA Cup final instead of Mark Clattenburg. Halsey said the English game would be a ‘laughing stock’ over the decision to ignore Clattenburg, one of only two English referees in the UEFA elite ranks — for the final between Aston Villa and Arsenal on May 30. ‘Greg Dyke (Chairman of the FA) has got to look at the appointment process for the FA Cup referee because, frankly, it’s a joke,’ said Halsey. Mark Halsey has slammed the decision to overlook Mark Clattenburg (above) for the FA Cup final on May 30 . Former Premier League referee Halsey (middle) has called the Football Association's decision 'a joke' ‘I don’t blame Jon Moss. But is he the best man for the job? Absolutely not. ‘It’s clear Mark Clattenburg should be in charge. He’s consistently our outstanding referee who proves himself on the biggest stage.’ Halsey thinks Clattenburg, who has never refereed an FA Cup final, has been overlooked as The Professional Game Match Officials Board (PGMO) would prefer Martin Atkinson to go to Euro 2016 next summer. ‘We’ll be a laughing stock around the world,’ Halsey wrote on sports networking site Kicca. ‘I don’t think the hierarchy want Clattenburg to go the European Championship next summer. This is their way of sending out a message to UEFA that Clattenburg isn’t our top ref.’ Halsey also said the English game would be a ‘laughing stock’ over the decision to ignore Clattenburg . Jon Moss will take charge of FA Cup final at Wembley between Arsenal and Aston Villa .

Summary: Jon Moss will take charge of FA Cup final between Arsenal and Aston Villa . Mark Halsey has slammed the FA for overlooking Mark Clattenburg . Former Premier League referee Halsey has called the decision 'a joke'


A man has been rescued twice in the same night after falling backwards off a boat dock for a second time when emergency services took their eyes off him. Paramedics were called to Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney's Darling Harbour on Saturday night after they received a report that a person had entered the water. The man was fished out of the water by a group of ambulance workers, but before they could wrap him in a foil blanket, the freezing man lost his footing and fell backwards, landing back in the water again. Scroll down for video . A man has been rescued twice from Cockle Bay Wharf (pictured) It it unclear why the man was walking on the boat dock, which is reserved for boat owners, tour operators and water taxis at the popular tourist destination. The man was disorientated after both of his falls and was treated at the scene . He was then taken to hospital as a precautionary measure. Emergency services are regularly called to Darling Harbour to rescue people from the treacherous waters. The incident happened despite hoards of people pleading with authorities to install fencing around the water's edge to prevent more tragedies in the area. The man was on the boat dock when emergency services were called . Before they could wrap him in a foil blanket he fell backwards into the water again . In 2012, 19-year-old Jason Daep drowned in Cockle Bay after a brawl broke out at Pontoon nightclub just metres from the waters edge. The fight, between Mr Daep and a bouncer, continued out on to the esplanade outside. An off-duty security guard was found not guilty of his manslaughter in February. Irish tourist Brendan Hickey died when he fell into the water as he and friends were attending the Vivid Sydney light last May. He was taken to hospital as a precautionary method . Darling Harbour's waters have been treacherous in the past with many people losing their lives there . Police were told that the Irishman, who lived in Randwick, was sitting with three of his friends on the edge of a wooden pier to watch the festival when he disappeared into the water . A female friend and another man dove into the water fully clothed in a desperate bid to save him, but were unsuccessful in locating the 34-year-old. The pair emerged from the water unharmed and police recovered Brendan's body about three metres out from the boardwalk at Cockle Bay Wharf.

Summary: A man rescued twice in the same night after falling from boat dock . It happened at Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney's Darling Harbour . The man fell in the first time and was rescued . Before paramedics could wrap him in a foil blanket he fell backwards again . Darling Harbour is known for it's treacherous waters .


This Easter weekend, Australian families will indulge in tonnes of chocolate, millions of hot cross buns, and mountains of fresh seafood and meat. According to Woolworths, their customers will purchase enough prawns that if laid out would stretch from Sydney to Cairns, a staggering 54 million hot cross buns, and a whopping 2,900 tonnes of Easter chocolate. All that food needs something to wash it down, so FEMAIL have asked the experts to advise what tipple to pair with our favourite seasonal foods, from seafood and lamb, to traditional Easter treats. Drink this with that: With 54 million hot cross buns, 2,900 tonnes of chocolate and enough prawns to stretch from Sydney to Cairns consumed over Easter, FEMAIL reveals which tipple is best suited to washing it down . With the Easter weekend forecast for the balmy mid-twenties Celsius, Australians can still enjoy their favoured seafood lunches. Sales of lobster, oysters, prawns and fish will increase by 80 per cent over the Easter holiday. Peter Nixon, resident drinks expert at Dan Murphy's, has shared his top wine pairings, from budget options to mid-range and high-end, to drink with them. Sweet and spicy: 'The spice component of cinnamon and nutmeg is harmonious with a classic Muscat', says Peter Nixon, drinks expert at Dan Murphy's . PRAWNS . 'Thrillingly juicy, lime-juice and lemongrass-scented dry Riesling with freshly peeled local prawns. Heaven!' says Peter Nixon. The grape can suit every budget, with excellent options ranging from $11.50 for Hardys Siegersdorf through to $31.99 for Taylors St Andrews. Budget: Hardys Siegersdorf Riesling (Australia) RRP$11.50 . Mid-range: Pikes Traditionale Riesling (Australia) RRP$20.90 . Luxury: Taylors St Andrews Riesling (Australia) RRP$31.99 . Pair with prawns: Hardys Siegersdorf Riesling (Australia), Pikes Traditionale Riesling (Australia), Taylors St Andrews Riesling (Australia) OYSTERS . 'The crisp, minerally, citrussy zest of Margaret River Semillon Sauvignon Blanc is the perfect partner for freshly-shucked oysters,' says Nixon. For those on a budget, he suggests the MadFish Gold Turtle Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, which retails at $15, or for something a little more exuberant go for the Cullen Mangan Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Semillon for $32. Budget: MadFish Gold Turtle Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (Australia) RRP$15.00 . Mid-range: Wills Domain Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (Australia) RRP$17.80 . Luxury: Cullen Mangan Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Semillon (Australia) RRP$30.00 . Pair with oysters: (L-R) MadFish Gold Turtle Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (Australia), Wills Domain Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (Australia), Cullen Mangan Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Semillon (Australia) HOT CROSS BUNS . Easter isn't Easter without a a fresh, warm hot cross bun smeared with butter. 'The spice component of cinnamon and nutmeg is harmonious with a classic Australian Rutherglen Liquer Muscat,' says Nixon, pointing to Buller Fine Old Muscat as a wallet-friendly choice. Stanton & Killeen Grand Rutherglen Muscat, at the luxury end, will set you back $86.99. Budget: Buller Fine Old Muscat (Australia) RRP$20.99 . Mid-range: Campbells Classic Rutherglen Muscat (Australia) RRP$39.99 . Luxury: Stanton & Killeen Grand Rutherglen Muscat (Australia) RRP$86.99 . Pair with hot cross buns: (L-R) Buller Fine Old Muscat (Australia), Campbells Classic Rutherglen Muscat (Australia), Stanton & Killeen Grand Rutherglen Muscat

Summary: Australians buy 54mil hot cross buns & 2,900 tonnes of chocolate at Easter . Seafood sales rise by 80 per cent over the Easter weekend . Drinks expert advises on the best wines to match your favourite seasonal foods, from chocolate to seafood .


West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce believes his squad are unable to deal with the rigours of a full Barclays Premier League season after they dropped points by conceding late against Stoke City. Allardyce’s contract expires at the end of the season but he feels his work at Upton Park is far from done and wants to oversee the development of a squad lacking in top-flight experience. The West Ham starting XI on Saturday included six summer signings with Carl Jenkinson and Alex Song the only ones to have played in the Premier League before. Sam Allardyce believes his squad are unable to deal with the rigours of a full Premier League season . Allardyce’s contract expires at the end of the season but he feels his work at Upton Park is far from done . Marko Arnautovic scored a 95th-minute equaliser to once again see West Ham lose points late on in a game . West Ham (4-1-2-1-2): Adrian 6.5; Jenkinson 6.5, Collins 7, Reid 6, Cresswell 7; Song 7 (Nolan 67 mins, 6); Noble 6, Kouyate 7; Downing 5.5; Valencia 7 (Amalfitano 78), Sakho 6.5 (Cole 59, 5.5). Unused subs: Jaaskelainen, Jarvis, Nene, O’Brien. Booked: Collins, Nolan. Manager: Sam Allardyce 6.5. Stoke City (4-2-3-1): Begovic 6.5; Cameron 6, Shawcross 6, Wollscheid 5.5, Wilson 6 (Pieters 49, 5.5); Whelan 6 (Ireland 67), Nzonzi 6.5; Moses 6.5 (Diouf 44, 7), Adam 6.5, Arnautovic 7.5; Walters 6.5. Unused subs: Butland, Bardsley, Sidwell, Crouch. Booked: Pieters . Manager: Mark Hughes 6.5. Referee: Roger East 7. Man of the match: Marko Arnautovic. Attendance: 34,946. Much like their season as a whole, the Hammers started strongly against Stoke before wasting their efforts with a lack of concentration late on. ‘The early part of the season is about the players achieving great heights,’ Allardyce said. ‘I think that as the squad has found at this stage they’re finding the nitty gritty of the Premier League and that is the physical and mental fatigue that they’ve not experienced. ‘I talk about Aaron Cresswell, I could talk about Carl Jenkinson. All of a sudden it’s week after week, pressure after pressure, performance after performance. Our new players from abroad, Cheikhou (Kouyate), (Diafra) Sakho, (Enner) Valencia, have all done brilliant but they’re feeling the pace a little bit. 'Next season they'll be better, they'll be more experienced, they'll be more able to cope than they have been this season.' Among the new arrivals on Saturday was former Ipswich Town left back Cresswell, who scored with a brilliant free-kick before Marko Arnautovic’s 95th-minute equaliser. West Ham had dominated early on and Cresswell’s curling effort left goalkeeper Asmir Begovic flummoxed to open the scoring. West Ham had dominated early on and Aaron Cresswell’s curling effort from a free-kick gave them the lead . Diafra Sakho is among those said to be struggling with the tail end of the season, and he limped off . But Stoke grew into the game as the home side waned and Arnautovic had two goals ruled out for offside either side of Mame Biram Diouf hitting the

Summary: West Ham United drew 1-1 with Stoke City at Upton Park on Saturday . Marko Arnautovic scored a 95th-minute equaliser to stun the hosts . Hammers manager Sam Allardyce says his players need more experience . Allardyce believes his players will be better prepared next season .


A gun-wielding Good Samaritan stopped a man from stealing a car by shooting the thief in the shoulder. The woman who owned the car jumped onto the bonnet of her white Honda as the teenage carjacker attempted to drive off at speed from the Fast Track Car Wash in Smyrna, Georgia. But the incident came to a climactic end when a man passing by produced a gun and fired a shot. Police have hailed the passer-by as a hero for possibly saving the woman's life. Scroll down for video . This is the moment a passer-by whipped out his gun and stopped a teenager from stealing a woman's car . The suspect was taken to hospital where he is recovering. A manhunt has been launched to find three alleged accomplices who are said to have fled the scene in a red mini van . He will be charged with aggravated assault and theft when he is discharged, Fox reported. 'The guy that got shot, he was falling out of the car and he was holding his chest. 'And he started shivering and shaking, and then he kind of flopped on the ground,' witness Chris Roberts told Fox News. Drama: The owner had jumped on top of the bonnet but the carjacker was driving off at speed regardless . Police have hailed the passer-by as a hero for possibly saving the woman's life when he fired a shot . Another witness, Tasha Orr, spoke to WSBTV: 'Oh, my God, I’ve never seen anything like this. I’m just shaking right now. 'She would have died. He came by with the car. He picked up speed. She was on the hood and I saw her starting t0 get off the hood. He picked up speed. He was going to go across there, and if that guy didn’t shoot she probably would end up losing her life.' 'Something could have happened, because she wasn’t letting go until that car would have thrown her off,' witness Arthur Lee said.

Summary: Passer-by saw thief trying to drive Honda from car wash in Georgia . Female owner had jumped on the bonnet but teenage thief was driving off . Good Samaritan shot suspect in the shoulder, hailed for saving woman's life . Suspect recovering in hospital, police hunting for three alleged accomplices .


A mother-of-one has revealed how she overcame anorexia and depression by becoming a bodybuilder. Kira Hollis was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder three years ago after a lengthy battle with depression and body dysmorphia. She had been self-harming and experienced from aggressive outbursts - and at just 6st, she was deemed clinically underweight. Scroll down for video . Kira Hollis weighed just 6st at the time doctors diagnosed her with borderline personality disorder (left). Now a healthy 9.5st (right), she reveals how bodybuilding gave her the confidence to overcome depression . Doctors had ordered the 27-year-old, from Tamworth, Staffordshire, to go to the gym to gain some weight . The 27-year-old, from Tamworth, Staffordshire, was ordered by doctors to go to the gym in a bid to gain some weight. There, she turned her life around and is now a personal trainer. Now a healthy 9.5st, Ms Hollis says bodybuilding changed her life and gave her the confidence to overcome her depression. She said: 'Doctors pushed me to go the gym so I could put weight on but it did so much more than that. 'It was something to focus on: for the first time in my life I had a real hobby. Working out has completely changed my life. It's given me focus and purpose. Ms Hollis says her six-year-old daughter Olivia (pictured together) also helped her with her recovery . Ms Hollis was also helped by the Cherry Orchard Clinic in Tamworth and medication from her doctor . 'I'm still on medication but I couldn't be happier. I work hard, I've got a lovely little girl and a wonderful boyfriend.' Ms Hollis's six-year-old daughter Olivia has been a huge help in her recovery as well as her boyfriend Michael Dennis, 27, has supported the pair after Olivia's father left shortly after Ms Hollis found out she was pregnant. She said: 'It was a really difficult time for me and my family. I was a mess and I was lashing out at myself but I've come a long way since then.' 'Olivia's been an absolute star. Having her around changed my mind-set and made me realise life wasn't just about me. 'It gave me a bit of perspective and looking after her had to take priority.' Ms Hollis was also helped by the Cherry Orchard Clinic in Tamworth and medication from her doctor. Ms Hollis (pictured around the time of her diagnosis) said: 'I'm still on medication but I couldn't be happier' Ms Hollis, a former model, started a college course in gym instruction after she started visiting The Fitness Hub in Tamworth three years ago . The former model started a college course in gym instruction after she started visiting The Fitness Hub in Tamworth three years ago. And her story went viral after she uploaded a video online, which has now been more than two million times. She said: 'It's been amazing, and so many people have been sharing their story. 'People from all over the world have seen it, from Australia, America, New Zealand and Spain. It has

Summary: Kira Hollis, 27, weighed just 6st and was deemed clinically underweight . She was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder three years ago . Doctors ordered Ms Hollis, from Tamworth, to start going to the gym . She reveals bodybuilding gave her confidence to overcome depression .


Former QPR manager Harry Redknapp feels he still has plenty to offer football but only at the right club, having turned down a 'mind-blowing' offer to coach abroad. The 68-year-old handed in his resignation at Loftus Road in February, citing knee problems behind the decision to leave the Barclays Premier League strugglers, although he later claimed 'people with their own agendas' had a hand in his departure and described the situation at the west London club as 'a bit of a soap opera'. Redknapp will return to the dugout on Sunday, May 31 when he leads a star-studded Men United XI against Leyton Orient Legends, as O's youth coach and Prostate Cancer UK ambassador Errol McKellar hosts a charity football match at The Matchroom Stadium. Harry Redknapp (right) says he would consider a return to management as long as it's at the right club . Redknapp was speaking at the announcement of a Men United XI vs Leyton Orient Legends charity match . The well-travelled former West Ham, Bournemouth, Portsmouth, Southampton and Tottenham manager, Redknapp feels 'fit as a fiddle' again following knee surgery and would relish another crack at a full-time job, but only under certain circumstances. 'It is difficult to know whether you want to go back in again, but if the right offer came along for the right job then I would consider it, because I do love the game and certainly do miss it,' Redknapp said. 'But unless it was the right job I would not bother. It has got to be something which I really wanted to do. 'It would not be a case of the money. I had an offer earlier this week to go and work abroad where the money was incredible, a mind-blowing offer, but at the moment it did not interest me. 'I have my wife here, my grandkids and everything else, so it has got to be something I wanted to do. Redknapp resigned as Queens Park Rangers manager with immediate effect in February . Redknapp left the Loftus Road outfit citing knee problems behind his decision two months ago . The 68-year-old left Queens Park Rangers with the club 19th in the Premier League table at the time . 'I don't have to work any more if I don't want to at my age, but I feel fit as a fiddle and if I could go into a club somewhere, maybe try to get them up from the Championship or somewhere in the Premier League, then I might be interested. 'I could even work with a younger coach to help them and they could then take over as manager in a year or two, to help build the club up; that is something which would interest me but we will have to wait and see what comes along.' While it remains to be seen what chapter will be next in Redknapp's colourful management career, he hopes to see one of his former clubs Bournemouth go on to secure promotion to the top flight for the first time, with the Cherries currently

Summary: Harry Redknapp quit as QPR manager in February due to knee surgery . Redknapp will manage Men United XI vs Leyton Orient Legends on May 31 . Charity match is to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer .


A body found in the Mississippi River over the weekend has been identified as Minnesota fourth-grader Barway Edwin Collins who has been missing for nearly four weeks. Authorities said the body of the ten-year-old was found on Saturday around 1pm by searchers from a Boy Scout troop - about ten feet from the river's edge in Brooklyn Center. Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering said authorities have electronic evidence that shows the boy's father, Pierre Collins, 33, was in that area at the time the boy disappeared. However, she did not elaborate on the nature of that evidence. Police said on Sunday that the boy's father is a primary suspect as the case becomes a homicide investigation. A body pulled from the Mississippi River on Saturday has been identified as Barway Edward Collins (above), 10, who has been missing for nearly a month . Crystal Police Chief Stephanie Revering said authorities have electronic evidence that reveals that the boy's father, Pierre Collins, was in that area at the time he disappeared (above Revering during a news conference on April 12, 2015 in Crystal, Minnesota) Barway's father, 33-year-old Pierre Collins (pictured left as he stands with his wife, Yamah, during a vigil held for his son last month) is a primary suspect in the homicide investigation involving his son . 'This location is consistent with our knowledge of Pierre Collin's activities on March 18 and he remains a primary suspect,' said Revering. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated. The case is being considered a homicide based on the autopsy and information from the medical examiner, said Revering. A report last month by Fox 9 said that according to sources, Pierre Collins, took out a life insurance policy in Barway's name totaling $30,000 not long before the child went missing. The boy's father, who has said he is innocent, has not been arrested or charged in relation to the incident, but Revering said authorities have his passport to ensure he stays in the country. Police were stationed at his apartment complex for his own protection after reports of death threats. On Sunday, Pastor Harding Smith, of the Spiritual Church of God who has been acting as the family's spokesman said when the family received the news, there were a lot of tears, according to Twin Cities. 'There were lots of tears and lots of screams,' he said. 'There was disbelief, hurt, sadness. There is a deep sense of loss when you enter that home.' Alexander Collins, executive director of the Liberian Ministry Association, said: 'We also want to make clear to the perpetrator of this tragedy, that wherever you are, you will be found. This evil will be found. 'Wherever you are hiding, under a car, underground, make no mistake our community does not abide this evil.' The Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated . Barway, who was a student at Evergreen Park World Cultures Community School, was last seen after school last month.

Summary: Barway Edwin Collins, 10, went missing from his Crystal, Minnesota apartment complex March 18 after school . On Saturday, searchers from Boy Scout troop found a body ten feet from Mississippi River's edge which was identified as Barway . Crystal Police Chief said electronic evidence shows boy's father Pierre Collins, 33, was in area where body was found at time he disappeared . Hennepin County Medical Examiner said the cause and manner of Barway's death are still being investigated .


An armed man has been arrested after kidnapping a woman, shooting and killing Census Bureau guard and leading police on a car chase before authorities cornered him in an exchange of gunfire that left him and a police officer wounded. Ronald Anderson, 48, who was charged in the crime spree, was previously convicted of manslaughter and recently was arrested in an assault case involving his 'visibly afraid' girlfriend, according to court documents obtained on Friday. It all took place on his birthday. Anderson was arrested February 17 on a charge of assaulting his girlfriend in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Prince George's County, according to court records. He was released the day of his arrest. Scroll down for video . Ronald Anderson, 48, was arrested after he kidnapped a woman, shot a Census Bureau guard and led police on a car chase on before authorities cornered him in an exchange of gunfire that left the suspect and a police officer wounded . Anderson had previously been convicted with manslaughter and was recently charged in an assault case involving his 'visibly afraid' girlfriend . The guard, identified as Lawrence Buckner, died at a hospital in Cheverly, Maryland, at 7:19 p.m. Thursday - his age is not known . The officer responding to a domestic dispute call said that the man's girlfriend was clearly afraid. 'The victim was shaking, crying and was whispering while speaking because she was afraid of the suspect hearing her,' the officer wrote, according to the documents. The woman, whose 10-month-old son was home, told police that Anderson had hit her several times, knocking her into walls, because he thought she was looking at another man, the records say. Another court record filed in D.C. Superior Court shows that Anderson pleaded guilty to manslaughter while armed in 1991 in Washington, D.C. No other details were immediately available about that case. Anderson's attorney's phone number rang busy Friday. He has been charged with armed kidnapping and assault on a police officer in Thursday 's spree but remains hospitalized in unknown condition. More serious charges could follow in the jurisdiction where the guard was killed. Anderson turned 48 the same day as the shooting. A drug charge related to his February case had been set for a dismissal hearing Friday, but that was canceled. The trial on the assault charge is set for July. The officer and suspect, who has not been named, were both conscious when they were taken for medical care, D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier told a news conference . Police search a parking garage on the U.S. Census Bureau headquarters campus for the armed man . The wounded officer is recovering. The Census Bureau guard who was shot, Lawrence Buckner, 59, died at a hospital in Cheverly, Maryland, at 7.19pm Thursday. Anderson turned 48 the same day as the shooting. A drug charge related to his February case had been set for a dismissal hearing Friday, but that was canceled. The trial on the assault charge is set for July. Buckner had served for about eight years in

Summary: Ronald Anderson, 48, was arrested and charged for the crime spree . Anderson was previously convicted of manslaughter and arrested in an assault case involving his 'visibly afraid' girlfriend . The kidnapped woman was found safe - she may be related to suspect . The guard, Lawrence Buckner, died at a hospital in Cheverly, Maryland . Officer and suspect both conscious when they were taken for medical care . Guard saw two people fighting in a car that matched the description of a vehicle described in a report of an armed kidnapping . Incident took place at gate of U.S. Census Bureau in Suitland, Maryland .


Diego Simeone has admitted his surprise at the fact there are no English clubs left in Europe as he prepares Atletico Madrid for their Champions League quarter-final second leg. The are no Premier League clubs in the last eight of the competition after Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City were eliminated at the last 16 stage, while Everton were dumped out of the Europa League in the previous round. And Simeone, who takes his side to the Bernabeu to face local rivals Real Madrid on Wednesday, believes the failure of English clubs in Europe this season should kick the country's top-flight into gear. Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone has admitted his surprise at the plight of English clubs in Europe . Chelsea's players look dejected during their costly draw at home to Paris Saint-Germain last month . Barcelona's Luis Suarez beats Joe Hart during his side's 2-1 win against Manchester City at the Etihad . Click here to read Simeone's column in full . In an exclusive column for goal.com, Simeone wrote: 'I am surprised there are no English clubs left in the Champions League - English football has enormous potential with its footballers and also its financial clout. 'The fact that there is no English team left in the last eight of the Champions League or in the Europa League is a wake-up call for the Premier League to look at why it is that, despite their great economic power and with all the many great footballers playing in England, Chelsea are so far ahead of everyone else and why they have no teams left in Europe.' Despite his shock at the plight of Premier League clubs in the Champions League this term, Simeone believes that Spain is still home to the two best teams in Europe. La Liga leaders Barcelona are on the verge of reaching the semi-finals after a 3-1 win at Paris Saint-Germain last week, while Real have home advantage against Atletico following a 0-0 draw at the Vicente Calderon. Arsenal's Mesut Ozil sits on the turf after his side's last 16 Champions League exit at the hands of Monaco . Simeone believes his side will face one of Europe's top two teams when they take on Real Madrid . Beating Barca to the title last season was harder than winning the Champions League, according to Simeone . Simeone added: 'I believe there are many great players in the Premier League and the financial conditions allow a number of teams to bring in top talents. That said, the Spanish league still has the two best teams: Real Madrid and Barcelona. 'So for us at Atletico, we are competing against two teams with the obligation of winning the Champions League. At the very least, Madrid and Barcelona are among the last eight in Europe every season and usually the last four, so for Atletico to win La Liga last season was a tremendous achievement.' Atletico will fancy their chances in Wednesday's second leg after stopping Carlo Ancelotti's side from scoring a potentially vital away goal in last week's opener. The

Summary: There are no English clubs left in the Champions League or Europa League . Diego Simeone admits he is surprised at the plight of Premier League sides . He believes Barcelona and Real Madrid are the top two clubs in Europe . Atletico Madrid face Real Madrid in their Champions League quarter-final .


Michael Bisping is eyeing a long-awaited homecoming ahead of his fight against CB Dollaway. The Manchester middleweight takes on Dollaway in Montreal on Saturday night bidding to avoid losing successive fights for the first time in his career. And assuming he does so, Bisping is open to fighting again in Glasgow this July, five years since he last fought in the UK. Michael Bisping gets up close to CB Dolloway during the UFC 186 weigh-in at Metropolis on Friday . ‘I know it’s a cliche but I feel like I’m in the best shape of my life. I’m ready to take on the world, and by world I mean CB Dollaway,’ he said. ‘For me it’s just another day in the office. This is what I love to do, this is what I was put on this earth to do. ‘Make no mistake, I’m going to deliver for the fans in Montreal. ‘He’s going to look for a takedown, I’m going to stop that takedown. ‘I’m in the best training situation of my life – if I had this type of training my entire career, I’d have been a world champion five years ago. I just have to prove to the world I’m still one of the best. I’ll beat CB, then I’ll beat someone else and then you’ll hear me start talking about that title shot again. ‘I haven’t fought in the UK in five years. After this fight, if the UFC wants me to fight on the Glasgow card I’ll do it. I’ll fight anywhere in the UK. I’m an Englishman at heart and it’s been far too long since I’ve been able to fight in the UK.’ Bisping looks to get back to winning ways against Dolloway in Canada this weekend . Bisping is coming off the back of a defeat by Luke Rockhold last November but still considers himself among the best in the world. ‘I’m expecting the best CB Dollaway there is, and I expect him to be confident. But his courage will diminish as the fight goes on, and I will knock him out,’ he added. ‘CB Dollaway is a very good athlete. He’s a great wrestler, he’s a mediocre striker – I’m by far a better striker. ‘I’ve never lost two fights back to back. I need to put a win streak together. But I still consider myself one of the best in the world. ‘The last fight against Rockhold, we clashed heads and I couldn’t see too well – he caught me with a head kick and that was it. ‘I know I’ve had my setbacks, they’ve been well documented. There’s no shame in losing to the guys I’ve lost to; they’re all guys who could be world champions. Dana White called me after the Luke Rockhold fight and told me the reason I was losing fights is because I’m consistently fighting the best guys in the world – not everyone can say that. ‘I’m going to prove that I’m still one of the best in the world.’

Summary: Michael Bisping targets impressive win when he returns to the Octagon . Bisping will look to get back into the title hunt with a win over CB Dolloway . The 36-year-old Brit last fought in the UK almost five years ago .


The National Trust has replaced antique furniture with beanbags at one of its historic homes in an ‘experiment’ which has enraged heritage experts. Furniture dating back to 1820 was moved from the library at Ickworth House in Suffolk earlier this year and replaced with four brown leatherette bean bags. The move was designed to encourage visitors to ‘dwell and take in the atmosphere’ in the room but it provoked fury from heritage expects who branded the move ‘misguided’. The National Trust has replaced antique furniture with beanbags in the library of Ickworth House, Suffolk . Now it has emerged that similar experiments will take place at nine other of its venues around the country. Art historian Bendor Grosvenor, whose blog post on his Art History News site about Ickworth sparked the controversy, told The Independent: ‘I suspect the hoo-ha about the beanbags may at least cause them rethink what they were going to do. The National Trust said the beanbag experiment was 'short-term' Pictured: Ickworth House, Suffolk . ‘I don’t think you’ll ever bring in a new audience by talking down to it. Experimentation and bringing in new audiences are marvellous but there are better ways of doing it by taking away things people might want to see. It’s patronising nonsense.’ The National Trust’s director of strategy, curatorship and external affairs Simon Murray told The Art Newspaper that the Trust ‘presents each house in context’ and that each is different and treated appropriately. He said: ‘We are not a museum that takes objects, shows them in a display case, shines a light on them and labels them’. But he said this meant that ‘many visitors find a vast array of objects in front of them, cast a cursory eye over them and don’t get a great deal from the experience.’ He said the beanbag experiment was a short-term arrangement which would not necessarily continue for the whole year. But he added: ‘Some of our staff think we should have used a rather different sort of seating and others think it is good as an experiment.’

Summary: Four brown leatherette bean bags placed in library at Ickworth House . Furniture dating nearly 200 years removed to make way for bean bags . Designed to encourage visitors to 'dwell and take in atmosphere' Art historian brands the experiment 'patronising nonsense'


A New York City bus driver is facing possible termination after video emerged of him looking at papers and driving with his wrists and forearms. A woman who boarded the driver's bus in Ozone Park, Queens, recorded the unidentified driver marking a set of papers with a highlighter and looking away from the road. She was 'shocked' that the driver's behavior continued the entire ten minutes she was on the bus, in which all the seats were full. A New York City bus driver running a route in Queens is facing possible termination after an unidentified commuter recorded him driving with papers in his hand . The driver was seen with both hands on a piece of paper, believed to be a timetable for his route replacing the closed section of a subway, and driving the bus with his wrists and forearms . The commuter who captured the distracted driving on a bus with only standing room said that the behavior occurred the entire time she was travelling . 'He jeopardized the lives of everyone on that bus and anyone on the street,' the commuter said. The papers in his hand were likely timetables used to make sure he was stopping at all the correct junctures on Saturday evening, the New York Post reported, citing a transit source. The bus was being used to replace part of a subway line closed for maintenance during the weekend. New York's Metro Transportation Authority, which runs the city's buses, said that 'bus operators are expected to have their full attention on safe operations at all times'. The driver has been taken out of passenger service while the agency investigates, and could face possible penalties including termination or retraining depending on his work history, according to a New York Post source. New York City adopted new laws last year as part of an effort to eliminate traffic accidents, such as the February 2014 crash between an city bus and a truck that careened into a building on 7th Avenue . This weekend's video comes as New York City has targeted speeding and reckless motorists in a bid to eliminate traffic deaths . A law pushed into law by Mayor Bill DeBlasio last August has increased penalties on drivers, including MTA employees, who hit pedestrians after failing to yield. Bus drivers have said they are under attack by the new regulations, and that accidents happen even when drivers are doing their jobs properly. At least nine pedestrians were killed by transportation authority buses last year, according to the New York Times.

Summary: Bus driver in Queens seen highlighting timetables as he drives with wrists . Ten minutes of distracted driving caught on camera by commuter . At least nine pedestrians were killed by New York City buses last year .


Michael Schumacher's son has returned to the racing circuit just weeks after he was involved in a 100mph crash - and once again ended up going off the track. Mick Schumacher made his pre-season test debut in Formula 4 at the Oschersleben circuit in Germany - but at one point was pictured accidentally driving through gravel. The 16-year-old, whose father won the Formula 1 championship seven times, reached the new category after seven years of karting in what is seen as a stepping stone for junior drivers hoping to reach the top. Scroll down for video . Mick Schumacher was pictured accidentally turning into gravel by the side of the track during a pre-season test debut in Formula 4 . The 16-year-old, son of seven-time F1 world champion Michael, accidentally went off the track during a training session . Back in action: The protege was back on the circuit just weeks after a 100mph crash at the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany . The young protege was racing through the Lausitzring speedway in Brandenburg, eastern Germany in March when he skidded out of control and onto gravel. He was travelling at speeds of up to 100mph when the incident unfolded - but the crash was minor and he walked away from the accident uninjured. The teenager stepped up his pre-season training as he drove his Amersfoort car - but was pictured accidentally turning his vehicle across gravel by the side of the track. His father, who is still recovering from a December 2013 ski accident at his home in Switzerland, has won a record seven 91 races in Formula 1. The rookie's boss Frits van Amersfoort says the youngster will need time. Need for speed: Mick Schumacher (pictured) is looking to follow in the footsteps of his father Michael . Mick Schumacher made his official Formula 4 pre-season test debut with Van Amersfoort on Wednesday . Schumacher will need time to make his way as a driver, according to team manager Frits van Amersfoort . Mick schumacher (pictured) was travelling at speeds of up to 100mph when he crashed last month - but the accidenty was minor and he walked away uninjured . Mick Schumacher is pictured centre walking through the pits during his pre-season test session . 'Of course we know that his father is a seven time world champion,' he said. 'But I want to emphasise that Mick will take the time to learn the trade of the racing driver.' The teen finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season and signed a contract with Van Amersfoort Racing to drive in the Formula 4 in March. His father emerged from his induced coma in June last year, and left hospital in September. He has since started to recognise family members, according to someone claiming to be a family friend. Mick's father Michael (pictured) has won a record seven 91 races in Formula 1 and is considered a motor racing legend . Future star? Mick Schumacher finished second in the world, European and German kart championships

Summary: Mick Schumacher made pre-season test debut in Formula 4 in Germany . The 16-year-old was driving weeks after a 100mph crash at another circuit . Pictured turning into gravel once again during tests at Oschersleben track . His father, Michael, is still recovering from a December 2013 ski accident .


Ricky Gervais has led an online charge against 'trophy hunters' after posting a picture of an Extreme Huntress winner lying next to a dead giraffe and smiling. The comedian was outraged when he came across the picture of American grandmother-of-nine Rebecca Francis, who won the reality TV show Extreme Huntress in 2010. 'What must've happened to you in your life to make you want to kill a beautiful animal & then lie next to it smiling?' a furious Gervais tweeted. Trophy: Ricky Gervais posted this picture of Extreme Huntress winner Rebecca Francis on his Twitter feed . Disgust: The animal-lover sent it out with this message - which got retweeted thousands of times . Proud: Francis, a grandmother-of-nine, is passionate about hunting - and regularly posts pictures of her kills . Francis then found herself at the centre of a social media storm, as 14,543 people retweeted it - with some even tweeting they hoped she dies 'a lonely, painful death'. Jason Arnopp (@JasonArnopp) tweeted: 'It's a special kind of psychopathy, it really is.' The Doom (@JamesVonDoom) added: 'Why the **** are they shooting Giraffes? A standing giraffe is probably easier to hit than a "sitting duck".' Despite the outcry, Francis, a mother of eight in her mid-40s, is far from alone in her passion for hunting down animals for sport. Tens of thousands of tourists travel to Africa every year to collect 'trophies', from warthogs to elephants. Those wanting to hunt down giraffes to add to their collections can do so quite easily, with entire tour companies dedicated to the 'sport'. Killing a giraffe will cost somewhere in the region of $3,000, or £2,037, with the cost of the day's hunting on top - about $440 (£298). Extreme: Francis' biography reveals she hopes to inspire more women to get involved with hunting . Global: She has travelled all over the world to hunt - shooting dead zebra, lion and giraffes . Record: Francis has recently achieved the 'Grand Slam of North America' - hunting down all the species of sheep native to the continent with her bow. She is only the second woman to achieve the feat . But while those like Gervais are horrified by the idea, Francis is a proud advocate for the sport - which has seen her travel the world in search of the latest 'trophy'. Indeed, a biography for Francis on Sheepshape - a 'documentary/reality' programme which follows four hunters trying to overcome a set of personal problems by hunting North American sheep - says: 'Rebecca loves to share her passion for hunting with her kids and other women. 'She hopes to help more women get out there and pursue their interest.' Her own website boasts of becoming the second American woman to get the 'Grand Slam of North America' with her bow - which means she has killed all four species native to North America. 'Achieving the full curl with a bow is like reaching the top of that mountain and crossing that finish line, which was my dream that began 18 years ago when

Summary: Comedian Ricky Gervais led an online charge against Rebecca Francis . The Brit shared a picture of the grandmother lying next to her 'trophy' Caused to an online backlash against Francis - with 14,543 retweeting post . Francis is proud of hunting and hopes to inspire more women to take part .


Muslim Engagement and Development have reportedly claimed they can influence up to 30 seats at the General election. Pictured Sufyan Ismail . A Muslim group with links to extremists has claimed it can influence up to 30 seats at the election, it has been reported. Muslim Engagement and Development (Mend) was said to have boasted that they can act as 'kingmakers' when the country goes to the polls. The group, which wants to let British Muslims fight in Syria without fear of prosecution, has bragged that it is in talks with both the Conservatives and Labour, according to the Daily Telegraph. At least one election candidate is said to have been approached by a high-profile Muslim and offered campaign money in return for back the group's 'Muslim Manifesto,' the newspaper reported. Sufyan Ismail, Mend's chief executive, was said to have claimed to be able to influence up to 30 seats during a talk at the Zakariyya Central Mosque in Bolton. 'Right now, we are negotiating with the Labour leadership, we are negotiating with the Tory leadership and insh'allah [God willing] will start with the Lib Dem leadership as well, where we have a list of manifesto pledges,' he reportedly said, according to the Telegraph. 'The Muslim vote is worth ten ordinary votes because… we are heavily concentrated in a few areas,' he said. 'Anybody who can give any one party 10, 20, 30 seats, like we can, they have to listen to you.' The group's 48 page manifesto does not make mention of wanting to let British Muslims fight in Syria. Azad Ali, who has supported the killing of British soldiers, is Mend's director of engagement. It is also reportedly linked to extremist Abu Eesa Niamatullah and promotes hate preacher Haitham al-Haddad. The Labour Party reportedly denied the claims that it was negotiating with Mend, according to the Telegraph. The Conservatives have been contacted by the MailOnline for comment. Mend' chief executive Sufyan Ismail has reportedly claimed that the group is in negotiations with both the Tory and Labour leadership .

Summary: Muslim Engagement and Development (Mend) has made the claims . Says it has been in talks with both the Tory and Labour leadership . Mend is said to have links to a number of extremists .


Australian homeowners are making room in their backyards to allow budget travellers to pitch a tent and stay for a few nights. This is the latest cost-saving travel trend, with each night costing an average of $30. HomeCamp, which launched in January, has been attracting both backpackers and locals who are looking for cheap and fast accommodation. One Sydney host, Steve York, has been using the website to connect with potential guests and has already had four successful bookings. Australian homeowners are making room in their backyards to allow budget travellers to pitch a tent and stay for a few nights . HomeCamp, which launched in January, has been attracting both backpackers and locals who are looking for cheap and fast accommodation . Sydney-sider Steve York (left) used HomeCamp to connect with Rose Smith (right) and let her stay in his backyard for three nights . As a full-time university student, Steve felt the financial burden when he moved out six months ago. The 20-year-old asked around for any 'easy money-making methods' when a friend told him about HomeCamp. 'I wasn't too keen at the start but I thought I may as well give it a go to see what it's like,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'I just wanted a some extra income to help pay for groceries and little things like that because I was struggling financially.' Steve says he did initially consider placing his rental property in Dee Why, Sydney's northern beaches, on Airbnb and Couchsurfing but could not warm to the idea of living under the same roof with a complete stranger. 'I really wasn't comfortable with people staying inside the house so I guess that's why HomeCamp appealed to me more,' he said. Steve listed his Dee Why home, in Sydney's northern beaches, on HomeCamp in February and has since had four bookings . There are currently more than 50 Australian homeowners using the website, according to founder David Abitbol . Steve's first booking was in February with local traveller Rose Smith of Queensland. Both parties took all precautions to ensure they were reliable. 'Obviously I wanted to make sure that I wasn't having some weird person staying in my backyard,' Steve said. 'Rose was really great and she even let me speak to her parents. I was really able to trust her for the three nights she stayed.' For Rose, she was after an affordable place to stay in Sydney and Steve's home was perfect for the occasion. 'It was also my first time staying in someone's backyard so I was a bit scared at the start,' she told Daily Mail Australia. 'But after a few conversations with Steve I felt more comfortable and now I'm definitely looking to do it again.' The 22-year-old says she enjoyed the freedom of having her own space as opposed to 'staying in a youth hostel in a crowded space and sharing the bathroom with other heaps of other travellers'. 'I got along with Steve so he allowed me to use the bathroom and other amenities quite freely which made

Summary: HomeCamp is a service which connects homeowners and tourists . Travellers can pitch a tent in a homeowner's backyard at a cheap rate . The average cost of staying in a backyard is $30 per night . HomeCamp launched in Australia in January and is available worldwide .


Chris Smalling has made the brave move of joining the Twitter-sphere, just days before his side meets rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford. The 25-year-old is very much a key part of Manchester United's defence under Louis van Gaal and is quickly establishing himself as one of the best defenders in the country. Smalling, appeared to be enjoying a barbecue with some friends and his girlfriend Sam Cooke, as he posted his first photo captioned, 'BBQ Time #biggreenegg.' Chris Smalling posted this photo of himself and girlfriend Sam Cooke on his newly opened Twitter . In a game, neither side can afford to lose, United would be able to extend their lead to four points as they continue to chase down Arsenal for the second automatic Champions League qualification place. As United continue to find their good form, Manuel Pellegrini's side are struggling and Monday's defeat to Crystal Palace was damning for morale, as they look to stop their slide down the table. Smalling, who missed the win over Aston Villa, could return for United as they look to cement their place in the Champions League. The 25-year-old is establishing himself as one of the best centre backs in England and continues to impress . His United team-mate Adnan Januzaj has also joined the social networking site and said: 'Hi Twitter! This is my official account looking forward to sharing with you all #MUFC #FirstTweet.' The winger has found game time under Louis van Gaal hard to come by and could choose to leave the club in the summer in search of first-team football. Januzaj burst onto the scene last season under David Moyes but struggles to fit into the Dutchman's style of play and has found himself on the fringes. Adnan Januzaj joined Twitter on Friday and just days before their crucial clash with Manchester City . The Belgian international has found his game time limited this season under new boss Louis van Gaal .

Summary: Chris Smalling joins Twitter just days before the Manchester derby . The 25-year-old posted a photo of himself and his girlfriend Sam Cooke . Smalling could return for the clash after missing the win over Aston Villa . READ: Manchester United players train ahead of Sunday's big derby . CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news .


Floyd Mayweather lacks class and does not act in the manner befitting a champion, according to Marvin Hagler. Mayweather is the richest sportsman in the world, nicknamed 'Money' as much for his ostentatious displays of wealth as his actual bank balance. Earlier this year Mayweather posted a picture to various social media sites showing him stood in front of a fleet of super cars and a private jet. Floyd Mayweather performs at a media workout with his uncle Roger on the pads in Las Vegas . Mayweather is not shy when it comes to sharing pictures of his wealth on social media . Mayweather has posted pictures of himself counting money and of his expensive timepiece . Hagler, speaking at the Laureus Sports Awards on the 30th anniversary of his blockbuster fight with Thomas Hearns, said he is in danger of alienating fans. 'It's not class and really no way for a champion to act,' he said. 'If you have the skills you don't need to impress everybody by being a show-off. Then when you get beat, the public stays behind the winner instead of with you when you were the champion.' Hagler's fight with Hearns is widely considered to be one of the finest bouts in history but he warned Mayweather's £$300million showdown with Manny Pacquiao could be a dud. The two best pound-for-pound fighters will finally meet in Las Vegas on May 2. 'Mayweather can put you to sleep,' Hagler added. 'Just by boxing and moving around and no excitement and Manny could be more on the defensive side rather than the offensive side so it might be boring.' Marvin Hagler believes Mayweather lacks class and puts people to sleep with his performances . Hagler (right) was speaking on the anniversary of his epic three-round fight against Thomas Hearns (above)

Summary: Floyd Mayweather takes on Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2 . He is the richest sportsman in the world and will earn $180m next month . But he makes no attempt to conceal his wealth on social media . And Marvin Hagler claims his behaviour does not befit a world champion .


One in every six species of animals could face extinction if we do nothing to combat climate change, scientists claim. The bleak study says animals are most at risk in South America, Australia, and New Zealand. While another group of researchers have added to the forecast with a separate study, which warns that marine animals near North America, Antarctica and New Zealand are most likely to die out. Scientists warn that one in every six species of animals could face extinction if we do nothing to combat climate change and those in South America, Australia, and New Zealand are most at risk. A stock image of an endangered flightless kākāpō parrot, native to New Zealand, is shown . Scientists from the University of Connecticut warned that one in six animals are at risk of extinction, particularly in regions where shrinking habitats and barriers to migration compound the problem. Dr Mark Urban studied data from 131 biodiversity studies to come to his bleak conclusions, which are published in the journal, Science. He proposes that the rate of extinction will speed up in line with rising temperatures. If future temperatures increase by only two degrees compared to pre-industrial levels, the extinction risk would increase from 2.8 to 5.2 per cent. Researchers from the University of Connecticut warned animals in regions where shrinking habitats and barriers to migration compound the problem are most at risk. Antarctica, which is home to many species of penguins (stock image) is one of these places . But if global warming maintains its current trajectory and a 4.3 degree increase, that could increase to 16 per cent, he said. 'If the world does not come together and control greenhouse gas emissions and we allow the Earth to warm considerably we will face a potential loss of one in six species,' Dr Urban told the BBC. 'Many species will be able to shift their ranges and keep up with climate change whereas others will not either because their habitat has disappeared or because they can't reach their habitat anymore.' If future temperatures increase by only two degrees compared to pre-industrial levels, the extinction risk would increase from 2.8 to 5.2%. But if global warming maintains its current trajectory and a 4.3 degree increase, that could increase to 16%, the study warns, which could be bad news for endangered jaguars . In a separate study from the University of Berkeley in California, scientists examined extinction rates in fossils over 23 million years. They found that the tropics and Antarctica are most at risk and animals such as whales and dolphins are especially vulnerable . Another study published at the same time has compounded the warning. Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley and other institutions examined fossils to determine which marine life is most at risk of dying out, based on previous rates of extinction. A study by the University of Connecticut has found that global warming is accelerating the world’s extinctions. One in six species could face extinction due to the effects of climate change if carbon emissions continue at current

Summary: Two studies warn that rising temperatures could wipe out animals . University of Connecticut research warns 1 in 6 species could face extinction, especially in South America, Australia, and New Zealand . UC Berkeley research says marine animals such as whales near North America, Antarctica and New Zealand are most likely to die out .


A teenager is in intensive care after he drunkenly slid down a glass shopping centre roof and crashed onto stone steps. Jacob Polyakov cracked his head on the floor after plunging off the edge of the SEC 'Globe' centre in Kiev, Ukraine. His friend Jamal Maslow, who fell off the roof first, broke his coccyx after landing on the corner of one of the steps. Witnesses rushed over to the teenagers, both 17, after the accident and found Mr Maslow in huge amounts of pain. Mr Polyakov was unconscious. Pavel Yaremenko was at the shopping centre and said the problems started when the boys began to 'fool around' at the top of the building. The 29-year-old said: 'I don't think they really intended to jump, but their friends were encouraging them so they decided to do it. 'Once they started picking up speed they must have regretted it but it was too late to stop then. A teenager is in intensive care and another has a broken coccyx after they drunkenly slid down a glass shopping centre roof and crashed onto stone steps in Kiev, Ukraine . Jacob Polyakov (orange top) and Jamal Maslow (blue top), both 17, quickly gathered speed and hit the stone steps below the edge of the roof with some speed . Witnesses rushed over to the teenagers, both 17, after the accident and found Mr Maslow in huge amounts of pain. Mr Polyakov was unconscious . 'They really hit the ground fast.' The video was captured by one of the boy's friends. Both Mr Maslow and Mr Polyakov were taken to hospital.

Summary: Jacob Polyakov plunged off the SEC 'Globe' centre in Kiev, Ukraine . 17-year-old cracked his head open and is now in intensive care . Friend Jamal Maslow broke his coccyx after landing on corner of step .


A woman driver in her 80s caused chaos when she drove the wrong way along the busy A13 in Essex. The dual carriageway was shut for an hour on Monday afternoon after she drove a red Peugeot towards Southend – but on the London-bound stretch. Some cars were forced into the central barrier and one man needed treatment for neck and back injuries. Tailbacks: The dual carriageway was shut for an hour after the pensioner drove a red Peugeot towards Southend - but on the London-bound track . Sam Butt, 33, from Leigh, was one of those who needed to take evasive action. 'I'd just changed into the left lane when ... all of a sudden in the right lane I could see this little old lady in her red car. 'She was driving without a worry in the world in the fast lane. In the rear view mirror I could see absolute carnage. 'A car swerved out of the way and went completely into the barrier and the next car did the same. About four cars must have crashed before she finally stopped. 'It was just chaos and it was shocking to see all these cars swerving out of control. It was surreal and if I hadn't changed lanes a few seconds earlier it could have been much worse for us.' Treatment: A man suffered neck and back injuries while the pensioner was taken to Basildon University Hospital as a precaution . The woman was taken to Basildon Hospital as a precaution. An Essex Police spokesman said: 'We received a number of reports of a car travelling the wrong way on the A13 near Basildon. 'A red Peugeot was reported to be driving the wrong way on the London-bound carriageway. 'A number of vehicles were involved in a collision between the Five Bells Interchange and the Pitsea flyover. Enquiries are ongoing.'

Summary: Woman drove red Peugeot towards Southend on London-bound stretch . Several cars crashed as she drove wrong way on A13 . Man was left with neck and back injuries after swerving out of the way . Incident closed busy stretch for more than an hour causing big tailbacks .