Michael Bisping admitted he had expected an easier fight after beating CB Dollaway on points in Montreal. The Manchester middleweight was in action for the first time since losing to Luke Rockhold last year. And he said he was disappointed not to have enjoyed an early night. Michael Bisping (left) lands a kick to the head of CB Dollaway during their UFC 186 fight in Montreal . Dollaway (left) puts Manchester's Bisping on the canvas during their middleweight clash on Saturday . Bisping (left) shows his delight after winning a unanimous points decision over the American . 'That win was for my son Callum, who is celebrating his 14th birthday,' Bisping said. 'CB was a dangerous opponent. He proved to be a lot tougher than I expected. 'He was good on his feet and had some power in his punches. I was able to stuff his takedowns pretty easy but there is a reason he's a top 10 fighter. 'My ego is a little bruised that I didn't get a finish and didn't put on my best performance but Im happy with the win.' Bisping did well to recover from being floored in the first round by a left hook to finish the session on top. Both men traded blows in the second before Dollaway successfully completed a takedown just before the bell. Dolloway throws a big left at Bisping's head as the Brit endures a much tougher night than he expected . Bisping got the decision after finishing the stronger of the pair and landing the more telling blows late on . It was Bisping who finished the stronger, however, preventing another takedown and landing the more telling blows in the final round. All three judges gave him the nod by a score of 29-28. Bisping also confirmed he would relish a UK return on July 18 in Glasgow. 'It's been too long since I fought in the UK so if there is space on the 'It's been too long since I fought in the UK so if there is space on the Glasgow card and someone in the top 10, put me on it,' he added.

Summary: Michael Bisping beating CB Dollaway on points in Montreal during UFC 186 . Manchester's Bisping was given the nod 29-28 by all three of the judges . Bisping said after the fight that Dolloway was tougher than he anticipated .


Pensioners are seven times more likely to develop serious skin cancer today than they were 40 years ago, research shows. Decades of cheap package holidays mean that thousands of retired people every year are paying with their health for sunburn they experienced in their youth. According to Cancer Research UK, men aged 65 and over are around ten times more likely to be diagnosed with malignant melanoma than those of their parents’ generation. Scroll down for video . Pensioners are seven times more likely to develop serious skin cancer today than they were 40 years ago, research shows . And older women are about five times more likely to develop this disease than someone of the same age were in the mid-1970s. Around 5,700 pensioners are now diagnosed with melanoma each year in the UK compared with just 600 a year four decades ago. Many of the patients being diagnosed today suffered cancer-causing sunburn when they were young, experts said last night. Although age is a major risk factor for melanoma, the huge increase is blamed on the cheap package holiday boom dating from the 1960s. Overall, 55.2 of every 100,000 people aged over 65 are diagnosed with skin cancer every year. In 1975 just 7.9 per 100,000 were diagnosed - a seven-fold increase. The figures are part of a worrying increase in incidents that affects all age groups. The continuing obsession with sporting a tan means the toll is likely to keep rising. Getting sunburnt once every two years can triple a person’s risk of developing the disease, scientists suggest . Getting sunburnt once every two years can triple a person’s risk of developing the disease, scientists suggest. Around 13,300 people across a wide range of ages are diagnosed with malignant melanoma in the UK each year making it the country’s fifth most common cancer overall and the second most common cancer in young adults aged 15 to 34. And with sunbeds still very popular, the number of diagnoses is expected to rise to 20,000 a year by 2027. In 1975 the figure was just 1,800. Professor Richard Marais, Cancer Research UK’s skin cancer expert: ‘It’s worrying to see melanoma rates increasing at such a fast pace, and across all age groups. ‘It’s very important for people to take care of their skin in the sun. ‘It’s also important for them to keep an eye on their skin and seek medical opinion if they see any changes to their moles, or even to normal areas of skin. ‘Melanoma is often detected on men’s backs and women’s legs but can appear on any part of the body.’ Each year, 2,100 Britons die from the disease. Dr Julie Sharp, Cancer Research UK’s head of health information, said: ‘Many cases of malignant melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, are preventable by taking precautions in the sun and making sure you don’t burn. ‘Sun damage accumulates over time so avoiding sunburn - and sunbeds - is key, as well as getting to know your skin type so you don’t overdo it on the

Summary: Decades of cheap holidays means retirees are paying for sunburn in youth . Men over 65 ten times more likely to have disease than parents' generation . Around 5,700 pensioners now diagnosed with melanoma each year in UK .


Arsenal's midfield trio Jack Wilshere, Mikel Arteta and Abou Diaby have all been handed starts for the club's Under 21s game on Tuesday night as they continue their respective recoveries from injury. Steve Gatting's young Gunners take on Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium in a U21 Premier League clash. Teenage winger Serge Gnabry is also in the starting line-up, alongside a host of promising youngsters including Dan Crowley. Jack Wilshere, pictured in first team training last week, starts for Arsenal Under 21s on Tuesday night . Club captain Mikel Arteta (left) is also in the team to play against Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium . Wilshere watched Arsenal beat Liverpool 4-1 in the Premier League from the stands on Saturday afternoon . Iliev, Maitland-Niles, O’Connor, Bielik, Ormonde-Ottewill, Diaby, Arteta, Gnabry, Wilshere, Crowley, Iwobi . Wilshere has been out of action since November after breaking his foot against Manchester United, as has club captain Arteta who picked up an ankle injury at home to Borussia Dortmund. Diaby's fitness troubles have been well documented, with the French midfielder racking up 227 weeks out during his nine-year career with the club. All three featured in last week's practice match against a Brentford development XI, with England international Wilshere scoring in the 4-0 victory. Mathieu Debuchy and Mathieu Flamini also appeared in that game, though both are now closer to first team action with the latter coming on against Liverpool on Saturday. Arsene Wenger said last Thursday: 'They’ve no problem after that coming out of the game. They are back available in training, a bit short still of top competitive level certainly but that’s normal. 'They’ve been out for a long time but I was quite surprised by how fit they looked and the quality of their performance - it was good.' Gnabry, who played nine times in the Premier League last season, has been blighted by injuries this term, and is yet to play a first team game. Abou Diaby has been blighted by injuries for the best part of a decade but played last week in a friendly . England star Wilshere scored the opening goal and created another against a Brentford development XI .

Summary: Arsenal take on Stoke City in Barclays Under 21 Premier League clash . Jack Wilshere and club captain Mikel Arteta have been out since November . Abou Diaby has been ravaged by injuries during nine-year spell at club . Arteta, Wilshere and Diaby are all close to first-team returns . Young winger Serge Gnabry also in the side on return from injury . READ: Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere and Danny Welbeck keep their agents close . CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news .


A thug who shook a baby girl so violently she was left permanently disabled and died more than a decade later was today jailed for three years for manslaughter. Kealeigh-Anne Woolley was just seven months old when she was left blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged after being shaken by Colin Heath in January 2000. She spent most of her life in a wheelchair and could only eat through a tube until her death in 2011. Violently shaken: Kealeigh-Anne Woolley, pictured above before the incident, was just seven months old when she was left blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged after being shaken by Colin Heath . Tragic: The child, pictured with her mother Amanda Woolley in 2001, spent most of her life in a wheelchair . Police arrested Heath, now 43, last September and yesterday he was jailed for three years and two months at Birmingham Crown Court after he admitted manslaughter. The judge, Mr Justice Sir Charles Haddon-Cave, said: 'It is clear that caring for Kealeigh had a profound effect for those who loved and cared for her, particularly her mother who also suffered. 'Kealeigh's mother describes movingly a lifetime of pain and anguish Kealeigh suffered in her [victim impact] statement. 'Her life was turned upside-down in January 2000. Her happy and healthy baby was suddenly disabled. 'The fact that Kealeigh lived as long as she did is a testament to the care and love by those around her. 'Her cause of death is directly attributable to the injury suffered in the care of Mr Heath in January 2000.' Her whole life ahead of her: Kealeigh-Anne, pictured looking healthy before the incident, was subjected to the violent treatment by her mother's 28-year-old boyfriend at the time, Colin Heath . Worst nightmare: Kealeigh-Anne's mother had been out with her sister when the devastating incident took place. When she returned home later that night she found her daughter unresponsive and floppy . In her victim impact statement, Miss Woolley said: 'Keels would have been 16-years old this year. She should be getting excited for her school prom. She should be here for here for her family. 'You [Heath] took it all away from her. I thank Keels for giving me 11 years, 11 amazing years. I would do anything to have her back here. 'I cannot have her back though as she is gone forever.' Miss Woolley was 20 when she left her daughter with Heath, who she had been in a relationship with for two months, while she went out with her sister Angela on January 16, 2000. When she returned home later that night she found Kealeigh-Anne unresponsive and floppy on the floor of her home in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs. Prosecutor Rachel Brand QC said: 'In January 2000, he [Heath] caused severe brain injuries to Kealeigh-Anne, who had been born on June 22, 1999, and therefore was aged seven months at the time. 'Her death on February 6, 2011, was a direct but delayed consequence of the injuries she suffered in January 2000. There is no dispute

Summary: Kealeigh-Anne Woolley was 7 months old when Colin Heath shook her . Violent incident left her blind, unable to talk and severely brain damaged . Spent most of her life in a wheelchair and could only eat through a tube . Heath was jailed for manslaughter at Birmingham Crown Court today .


The anticipation has been ramped up ahead of next month's $300million mega fight between Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Manny Pacquiao. American television network Showtime has released a short promotional video from within the Mayweather camp as the build up to the May 2 bout at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Against the backdrop of a dramatic soundtrack the short film takes inside the gym with the undefeated American as he prepares for the biggest fight the sport has ever witnessed. The Showtime video takes you inside Floyd Mayweather Jnr's training camp ahead of $300m fight . The undefeated American looks focused as he takes a breather after a workout . Mayweather works on the bag as he prepares for the Fight of the Century on May 2 . Mayweather is down to within three-and-a-half pounds of the welterweight limit ahead of mega-fight . 'This is an unbelievable match-up,' Mayweather explains. 'I'm int he gym working right now, dedicating myself to the sport, pushing myself to the limit. 'I have never wanted to win a fight so bad in my life.' Mayweather and Pacquiao have been documenting their training camps on social media and are now just a few weeks away from contesting the WBA, WBO and WBC welterweight titles. Mayweather was last week down to within three-and-a-half pounds of the 147 lbs welterweight limit when he weighed in for the mandatory check 30 days before the fight.

Summary: Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Manny Pacquiao fight in Las Vegas on May 2 . Showtime have released a short film from inside the Mayweather camp . The undefeated American says he has never wanted to win a fight so much .


Former England captain Kevin Sinfield has been warned he will be a 'target' when he makes the switch to rugby union at the end of the season. Sinfield, 34, the greatest captain in Leeds' history, stunned the world of rugby league on Tuesday with his sudden announcement that he will quit the sport at the end of the season and join the Rhinos' sister club Yorkshire Carnegie on an 18-month contract. Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield is to switch codes and join Yorkshire Carnegie at the end of the season . Castleford head coach Daryl Powell, the man who made Sinfield captain at the age of 22, trod the same path, although in a coaching capacity after losing the Rhinos top job in 2003, and has a word of warning for his former team-mate. 'It surprised me a little bit,' Powell said. 'It will be interesting to see if he can make a success of it but he's been an outstanding player and captain within the sport and you wouldn't back against him. I think he's been unbelievable in his career. 'He won't need my advice. He knows what he's doing. I'm sure he will have done all his homework. Sinfield (centre) lifts the Super League trophy after Leeds beat Warrington in the grand final in October 2012 . 'It's certainly a challenge. You look at Sam Burgess and what he's going through, and Iestyn Harris - it's tough. It's not an easy thing to do. 'The one thing you do have is a bit of a sign on you, on your head. You're a bit of a target. 'It's a completely different sport. It will be interesting to see what position he's going to play, but I wish him all the best.' Sinfield is tackled during a match between Leeds Rhinos and Leigh Centurions last year . Sinfield, who has guided the Rhinos to six Super League titles, three World Club Challenges and the Challenge Cup in 2014 at the expense of Powell's Castleford, will be the second high-profile departure from Headingley at the end of the year following Jamie Peacock's appointment as Hull KR's new football manager. The former Golden Boot winner is closing in on third place in rugby league's all-time scoring list with 3,997 points, but Powell believes his old club have a ready-made replacement in 20-year-old Liam Sutcliffe, who has deputised for an injured Sinfield in the last two matches. 'They've got some really good young players,' Powell said. 'Liam Sutcllife has slotted in there and seems to be doing a good job. He looks like a mature young player who can handle things pretty much the way Kevin did when he was a young fella. Sinfield (left) in action for England against France during the 2013 Rugby League World Cup quarter-final . 'I was obviously at the back end of my career when Kevin started and it looked like he was going to be an outstanding player. But I don't think anyone could have foreseen how good he was going to be and how many things

Summary: Kevin Sinfield has announced he is leaving Leeds at the end of the season . The 34-year-old will cross codes to join sister club Yorkshire Carnegie . Former England captain has won six Super League titles with the Rhinos .


He rarely ever publicly criticizes his successor, Barack Obama. But on Saturday night, George W. Bush apparently lashed out at the President's foreign policy. Speaking at a closed-door meeting with Jewish donors in Las Vegas, the 68-year-old former leader suggested that Obama's plan to lift sanctions on Iran was not plausible - and comes too early. He noted that the country's government and President Hassan Rouhani appear to be caving in - and implied that America could lose leverage if it relaxes sanctions on Tehran anytime soon. And he said that the comprehensive nuclear deal - which is currently being negotiated by six global powers, including the US - would likely have a negative impact on US national security in the future. Scroll down for video . Rare remarks: Speaking at a meeting with Jewish donors in Las Vegas, George W Bush (pictured) suggested that President Barack Obama's plan to lift sanctions on Iran was not plausible - and comes too early . 'You think the Middle East is chaotic now? Imagine what it looks like for our grandchildren. That’s how Americans should view the deal,' Bush told donors at the Republican Jewish Coalition session. Bush's concerns are in stark contrast to Obama's belief that although the contents of the agreement - which were announced at the start of April - 'may not be optimal,' they are America's 'best bet'. In an interview with the New York Times, Obama remarked: 'This is our best bet by far to make sure Iran doesn’t get a nuclear weapon.' But he noted the deal could see 'real political difficulties'. Bush's administration initially began the diplomatic effort to confront the Iranian regime about its nuclear program. He also made attempts early in his administration to negotiate with North Korea. During his comments on Saturday, transcribed by an attendee at the event at the Venetian Hotel and obtained by Bloomberg, the former president told donors that he would not criticize Obama. He congratulated his successor on his ambition to degrade and destroy the Islamic State, which has taken over large swathes of Iraq and Syria and beheaded US journalists on video last year. Leaders: Bush, who rarely ever publicly criticizes Obama, noted that the Iranian government and President Hassan Rouhani appear to be caving in. Above, Bush, left, greets Obama in Selma, Alabama, in March . Terror group: Bush initially congratulated his successor on his aim to degrade and destroy the Islamic State. But he went on to imply that Obama has failed to keep his promises and is losing the war against the group . But he then went on to suggest that Obama had failed to follow through on his promises, saying that one of the key issues was that the Democrat did not develop a military strategy to defeat the terror group. 'In order to be an effective president ... when you say something you have to mean it,' he said, according to Bloomberg, implying that Obama is losing the war against ISIS. 'You gotta kill em.' Bush even reportedly touted his own success

Summary: Bush, 68, implied Obama's plan to lift sanctions on Iran comes too early . He noted that Islamic country's government appears to be caving in . And he said that the deal would have a bad impact on US national security . Speech made to wealthy Jewish donors at Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas . Bush also suggested Obama is losing the war against the Islamic State . Said: 'When you say something you have to mean it - you gotta kill 'em' And he mentioned Vladimir Putin, Hillary Clinton and brother, Jeb Bush .


January, it is said, is a bad time to do business. Either prices are inflated or you’re picking up problem players other clubs don’t want. This year, it seems, has proved no different. Big-money buys have struggled to impact, while loan signings, too, have not had the desired effect. Here, Sportsmail looks at five winter-window arrivals who have disappointed for their new employers… . Juan Cuardrado arrived at Chelsea for £23m from Fiorentina but has failed to impress at Stamford Bridge . Juan Cuadrado (Chelsea) For a fee in the region of £23m and arriving from Fiorentina with a reputation bloated by his impressive performance for Colombia at last summer’s World Cup, Cuadrado was expected to help fire Chelsea towards the Premier League and Champions League crowns. In nearly three months, however, he has played just over three hours of top-flight football, failing to score or create a goal in that period. The Colombian winger arrived with a big reputation after starring at the 2014 World Cup . Meanwhile, during the Champions League exit to PSG, Cuadrado appeared for just 11 minutes and remained a spectator as they were eliminated following the second leg at Stamford Bridge. Perhaps next season was always pencilled in for the explosive winger to make his impact, but the jury remains very much out based on his early efforts. Wilfried Bony (Man City) With Sergio Aguero perennially troubled by injury problems and Edin Dzeko about as reliable as his team-mate’s hamstrings, £28m Swansea striker Bony was supposed to be the man to take on the scoring mantle and see home City’s defence of their title. Wilfried Bony has netted only one goal as Manchester City have slipped out of the title race . His arrival, of course, was delayed by participation at the Africa Cup of Nations, but Bony has done little to breathe new life into City’s stuttering season. There has been just one goal – the opener in a routine 3-0 home win over West Brom – and he has missed the last two matches – including the derby defeat at Manchester United – after turning an ankle in training. The former Swansea striker scored more Premier League goals than any other player in 2014 . He has started just two games and his involvement during the Champions League defeat to Barcelona was restricted to 18 minutes at the Nou Camp. Bony will have to hit the ground running next season or his days at City could soon be numbered. Mauro Zarate (QPR) Perhaps the Argentinian should have taken the hint when Harry Redknapp tried to send him back to West Ham before he had even kicked a ball for the R’s. Mauro Zarate has failed to make an impression at Loftus Road during his loan . Premier League rules meant he had to stay and, four substitute appearances later, Zarate is yet to score or lay on a goal for his latest employers. Zarate fared slightly better at Birmingham City in 2008 when, during another loan stay, he netted four times. Zarate scored two

Summary: Several January signings have failed to impress in the Premier League . Chelsea winger Juan Cuardrado has barely played since Fiorentina move . Wilfried Bony has scored one goal after leaving Swansea for Man City . QPR tried to send Mauro Zarate back to West Ham before he flopped . Callum McManaman has failed to show his Wigan form at West Brom . Benfica's Filip Djuricic has struggled with injuries at Southampton .


The Kevin Pietersen camp have scored a comprehensive win in the PR battle with the England and Wales Cricket Board without calling on any outside assistance. It has been assumed that the way KP outplayed the ECB's army of media personnel at every turn was because his agents, Mission Sports Management, had expert help guiding their strategy. But agent Adam Wheatley, co-founder of the company with Sir Ian Botham, insists that everything has been done in-house since the brief involvement of former Sun editor David Yelland during KP's supposed reintegration into the England team in 2012. Kevin Pietersen scored 170 for Surrey in The Parks as he bids to earn a recall to the England squad . Wheatley said: 'We have just sat down together as a team with Kevin and planned the best way forward. It does help on social media that KP has a Twitter following of nearly 2.5million. 'And the ECB have totally misread the situation. You can't just keep briefing against someone. There are always two sides to a story and I think people now realise this.' Wheatley, once on the same Grimsby Town board as new ECB chairman Colin Graves, added: 'Colin's words about KP's future England chances have been interpreted in different ways but we believe there's a clean slate.' Pietersen's agents have helped him outplay the ECB without any help from outside experts . Among the many issues that the ECB must sort out when writing a job description for their new director of cricket is what exactly Andy Flower is doing to earn £300,000-a-year as technical director of elite coaching — the same amount he pocketed when in supreme control of the England team. Also, his current title does not differ a great deal from the 'director of cricket' the ECB want to appoint and could easily lead to confusion over who is responsible for what. Ridiculously, Flower was kept on by the ECB on huge money — basically as a thank you for services rendered — when there should have been a clean break after the Ashes humiliation Down Under. Andy Flower continues to earn £300,000-a-year as the ECB's technical director despite his Ashes humiliation . Test Match Special's Jonathan Agnew yesterday showed he no longer takes himself too seriously. He happily re-tweeted jibes that only four out of 100 members of the public recognised him in a poll for afternoon game show Pointless. Aggers was rather more annoyed a decade ago when Michael Vaughan admitted he didn't realise Agnew had played Test cricket. The loud music played between overs in Antigua has reinforced MCC chairman Oliver Stocken's belief that banning musical instruments from Lord's is the right approach. Insider's United secret . Tehsin Nayani, who acted as a PR spokesman for the Glazer family, has chosen the upcoming 10th anniversary of their Manchester United takeover to write a book about his six seasons as the Glazer Gatekeeper. Nayani, who remained a strange detached figure throughout his time involved with United eventually moving to Norfolk, has kept the book – more PR media

Summary: Kevin Pietersen has managed to outplay the ECB's media personnel . Adam Wheatley says Mission Sports Management had no outside help . Andy Flower's job description is similar to new director of cricket role . Former Glazer family spokesman Tehsin Nayani is releasing a book . West Indies' Shivnarine Chanderpaul hoping to play with son Tagenarine .


Covered entirely in crystals, it may not be to everybody's taste - but a new £420,000 piano is possibly the most bling musical instrument in the world. The custom-made piano features half a million Swarovski crystals and was created following a request from an unnamed buyer described as an 'influential Sheikh' in Doha, Qatar. Goldfinch, a Cambridge-based piano maker, took six months to build it, with every crystal applied by hand. Scroll down for video . A £420,000 piano has been hand decorated with half a million Swarovski crystals . Company director Tomas Norman, whose family has been handcrafting high-end pianos for more than 40 years, said: 'It's been a delight to bring another customer's dream to reality. 'We love nothing more than blurring the lines between timeless tradition and contemporary British art, but it's not all about good looks - our craftsmanship is combined with cutting-edge technology for that seamless finish and ultimate musicality.' He claimed the company is the only piano manufacturer in the world which offers an almost limitless selection of shapes, sizes, colours, materials and textures. The piano was made in collaboration with British contemporary artist Lauren Baker. The sparkling piano was created for an 'influential Sheikh' in Doha, Qatar . When the light hits the crystals they shine in different colours . Previous projects have included a piano colour-matched to an RAF fighter plane and a baby grand piano that appears to melt down three flights of stairs. The company typically produces pianos priced between £100,000 and £1 million and has shipped instruments to Hong Kong, Dubai and Los Angeles in the past. Artist Lauren Baker added the half a million crystals by hand saying she has an obsession with working with the shining gem stones . Lauren said her work: 'I'm really drawn to working with crystals. My imagination runs wild with ideas. 'I've got an obsession and a fascination with crystals so this is the perfect project. It's every little detail that counts. 'It's the meticulous minute detail of the pieces that form the beautiful final outcome. It's all about the way the crystals catch the light and refract into a prism of colours. That makes it so extravagant.' Even the name of the piano was done in crystals, placed on with tweezers . Goldfinch regularly make custom pianos which range between £100,000 and £1million .

Summary: The Goldfinch piano took six months to build for a Sheikh in Doha, Qatar . Each of the half a million crystals was applied by hand . The instrument was designed in collaboration with artist Lauren Baker . It is said to be worth £420,000 .


An inmate at an Arizona jail left one officer hospitalized with brain bleeding and broken bones in his face after a psychiatric ward assault. The 18-year-old, who was booked into Lower Buckeye Jail in Phoenix two weeks ago, is seen on surveillance video walking in a room he was not authorized to be in before being approached by two officers. Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said that the two jail employees began telling the young man to go back to his cell before he began taking swings at them. Scroll down for video . An assault on an officer at a jail in Phoenix has left one officer in intensive care with brain bleeding. Above, the inmate is captured on video in a psychiatric ward area where he is not authorized . Officers including Scott Beaty (center) approached the unidentified 18-year-old inmate and told him to go back to his cell . The inmate then began punching Beatty and the other officer in the room, who used a Taser but could not subdue the young man . The unnamed inmate, who was not immediately affected by four taser shots, was eventually subdued by a large group of officers who came to the scene. Three detention officers were taken to a nearby hospital, and two of them had been knocked unconscious. Scott Beaty, a 15-year-veteran, was taken to the intensive care unit and will need reconstructive surgery after suffering a brain bleed and broken bones in his face. The inmate, who did not have any prior incidents of bad behavior, was not injured. After knocking Beaty to the ground, the inmate is seen attacking the other officer, who was also taken to a nearby hospital . More officers arrived on the scene where the assault took place, though additional taser shots did not immediately affect the 18-year-old . The unidentified inmate was eventually subdued by a group of officers, who saw their colleague knocked out on the ground after being hit repeatedly . 'Sometimes when you have a mental condition you fight and get super mad,' Arpaio said during a press conference, though he did not elaborate on the mental condition. Arpaio said he could not speculate on what led to the attack. The prisoner became 'very violent' according to officials, and was reportedly fighting until he was put in lock down in the psychiatric ward, where he remains. He will only be allowed out for one hour a day. Though he was booked into Lower Buckeye for a minor felony charge, the prisoner will now face aggravated assault charges. Arpaio said that there have been 178 incidents of assault at his county's jails in the last 12 months. Beaty was taken to the intensive care unit after the incident, where he suffered broken bones in his face and brain bleeding . Three of four officers injured in the attack went to the hospital. The inmate was not injured during the incident .

Summary: Unidentified 18-year-old told by guards in Arizona jail to go back to his cell . Inmate at Phoenix facility punched two officers, knocking them out . Young man eventually subdued, though four taser shots didn't work . Scott Beaty, 44, in intensive care with broken facial bones and brain bleed .


The president of the MGM Grand is making a solemn promise to the hundreds of thousands of party-goers already flocking to Las Vegas for Saturday's Fight of the Century. 'They have my guarantee we will not run out of beer this weekend,' says Scott Sibella. That is a reference to how Ricky Hatton's trans-Atlantic army of 30,000 fans drank the Strip dry when he fought Floyd Mayweather eight years ago. With 10 times that number expected to descend on this oasis in the Nevada desert – just so they can say 'I was there' on the night Mayweather finally fights Manny Pacquiao – the MGM food and beverage department are taking no chances. The MGM Grand is getting ready to host Floyd Mayweather's showdown with Manny Pacquiao . The hotel resort on the Las Vegas strip will host the biggest boxing contest ever on Saturday night . Advertisements for the fight on Saturday night are all over the MGM Grand hotel ahead of the contest . The MGM Grand expect 50,000 people each day to pass through for Friday's weigh-in and Saturday's fight . 1993 - Year opened . 280ft - height of the four 30-storey towers . 2,500 - slot machines and video poker . 7,000 - Rooms and suites . 9,000 - employees work at the hotel . 16,000 - Garden Arena capacity . 100,000 - people expected for the event . 170,000 - Square feet of gaming . A convoy of trucks is already delivering the first consignments of half a million bottles of Budweiser, Miller Lite, Corona and Tecate, who are paying more than $5million (£3.3m) to be one of the fight's sponsors. Many early arrivals are busy now stock-piling cases of their preferred foaming nectar in their rooms at the hotel, which will cost them $1,600 (£1,057) a night come Friday and Saturday. Even at those prices, they are the lucky ones. The majority of rooms on the Strip are reserved for proven high-rollers with track records of seven-figure gambling. Sibella says: 'We are taking care of major clients from all over the world.' Many late-comers are being reduced to renting out not only rooms in private houses but the caravans parked in those gardens. Sibella expects 50,000 people to set foot in the MGM each day for Friday's weigh-in and Saturday's main event itself, in addition to the near 14,000 occupants of the 7,000 rooms and suites. Merchandise for the fight on sale at the MGM Grand with just days to go before the blockbuster event . A hotel guest looks at a display of title belts belonging to the unbeaten American Mayweather . The hotel is putting the finishing touches on it's preparations for the biggest event in Las Vegas history . Who do you think WILL win the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao? Who do you think WILL win the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao? Now share your opinion . A hundred thousand hot dogs will be sizzling in readiness in and around the Grand Garden Arena. All this is

Summary: MGM Grand Garden Arena will host Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao . The hotel in Las Vegas has hosted a number of big boxing fights . This Fight of the Century is the biggest single event in Vegas history . Hotel expect 50,000 people to pass through on Friday and Saturday . MGM Grand president Scott Sibella promises they won't run our of beer . The hotel has 7,000 rooms and suites and 9,000 employees . Freddie Roach: Pacquiao could win with one arm behind his back! CLICK HERE for all the latest Mayweather vs Pacquiao news .


Gerard Pique and chart-topper Shakira were in the stands as Kei Nishikori was crowned Barcelona Open champion for the second consecutive year after a hard-fought 6-4 6-4 victory over surprise Spanish finalist Pablo Andujar on Sunday. It was the ninth career title for the top-seeded Japanese, who again showed his improved endurance as he battled to come out on top against the world number 66. 'I didn't think about winning the tournament at the start of the week because of the strength of the players here, especially the Spanish, but now I am very happy,' Nishikori told reporters. Pop star Shakira and husband Gerard Pique attend the final during day seven of the Barcelona Open . Spain defender Pique holds his son Milan during the final of the Barcelona Open at the Real Club de Tenis . 'I knew that Andujar has a good backhand and my plan was to move the ball around a bit. It worked well in the last few games and then with the final shot I closed my eyes and it went in.' Andujar broke serve in the opening game with Nishikori making uncharacteristic mistakes and the score was 2-2 before either player held serve. Nishikori found himself being dragged out of position by Andujar, who had beaten third seed David Ferrer in the semi-finals but, despite racking up 13 unforced errors, he still managed to break his opponent again at 5-4 to win the first set. Pique played in Barcelona's 2-0 win over Espanyol on Saturday which kept them top in La Liga . The famous couple share a kiss in between points as Pablo Andujar missed opportunities to clinch the first set . Nishikori continued to make mistakes as the Spaniard went into a 2-0 lead in the next and then survived a break point to go 3-1 ahead. Yet the Japanese world number five rallied to level at 4-4 before, in Andujar's next service game, a double fault gifted Nishikori match point and a backhand down the line gave him victory. Nishikori exploded on the tennis scene last year, reaching his first ever Grand Slam final at the US Open and he will be among the favourites to win the French Open next month. Strong from the back of the court, he is well suited to clay courts, also having reached the final of the Madrid Open in 2014 where he had to retire injured against Rafael Nadal. After early mistakes in the first set put Andujar 3-1 up Kei Nishikori rallied to win in straight sets 6-4 6-4 . Nishikori was in the mood to celebrate a second consecutive year of being crowned Barcelona Open champion . Nishikori holds up the Japanese flag with the trophy after his second straight Barcelona Open title success .

Summary: Spain defender courtside with his wife Shakira at Barcelona Open . Pique played in Barcelona's 2-0 win over Espanyol on Saturday . Kei Nishikori won in straights sets over surprise finalist Pablo Andujar . World No 5 crowned Barcelona Open champion for second year in a row .


The Red Cross hopes to bring vital medical supplies and aid workers into Yemen after receiving approval from the Saudi-led military coalition, an ICRC spokeswoman said. The aid agency has been negotiating for a week to deliver life-saving supplies and equipment to Yemen, where the coalition has conducted 11 days of air strikes against Iran-backed Shi'ite Houthis. The coalition now controls the country's ports and air space. The UN last week said that more than 500 people had been killed in two weeks of fighting in Yemen. On Saturday it called for a 24-hour humanitarian pause in the conflict to allow aid to reach people cut off by air strikes and to save the lives of 'streams of wounded'. But hopes of getting aid into the country by tomorrow are fading, as they seek clearance from Arab states waging the air strikes and hunt for planes prepared to fly to Yemen. Air strikes: It is thought about 500 people have been killed in two weeks of fighting in Yemen - but so far, the International Red Cross has not been able to gain entry to the Middle Eastern country . Carnage: The aid agency has been negotiating for a week to deliver life-saving supplies and equipment to Yemen, where the coalition has conducted 11 days of air strikes against Iran-backed Shi'ite Houthis . People stand on the rubble of houses destroyed by an air strike in Okash village near Sanaa over the weekend . Supporters of the Houthi rebels raise rifles as they shout slogans against the Saudi-led air strikes in Sanaa . Discussions: Pakistan is currently in talks about whether to enter the conflict - but the country's political leaders, like Imran Khan, who leads Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) party, are urging diplomacy . 'Dialogue for peace': Members of Pakistan's civil society chant slogans against the Saudi-led coalition targeting Shiite rebels in Yemen, during a demonstration, in Lahore . 'We are still working on getting the plane to [the Yemeni capital] Sanaa. It's a bit difficult with the logistics because there are not that many companies or cargo planes willing to fly into a conflict zone,' said Marie Claire Feghali, a Red Cross spokesperson. The ICRC is aiming to get 48 tonnes of medical supplies into Yemen by plane. It is also trying to get staff by boat from Djibouti to Aden, but fighting has complicated efforts. Earlier today in Riyadh, a spokesman for the Saudi-led coalition said arrangements had been made for at least one Red Cross aid delivery yesterday morning, but the ICRC - which deploys 300 aid workers to the Arab peninsula's poorest country - had pulled out of the arrangement. 'There was a trip fixed for them at nine this morning ... They informed us, after the time was set, of a request to delay the flight,' Brigadier General Ahmed Asseri told reporters yesterday, adding that this was because the company from which they had chartered the plane could not fly to Yemen. The Saudi-led coalition says it has set up a special coordination body for aid deliveries

Summary: Aid agency received approval from Saudi-led coalition to enter Yemen . It has been negotiating for weeks to deliver emergency food and supplies . 11 days of coalition airstrikes on Iran-backed Shi'ite Houthi rebel positions have left more than 500 people dead and many more displaced . News comes as Pakistan begins talks to join the coalition of Sunni nations .


April Fool's pranks are meant to be a bit of light-hearted fun, intended to trigger smiles of embarrassment. But one grandfather unexpectedly reduced his grandchildren to floods of tears yesterday with his practical joke. Randy Johnston, 68, from Dallas, Texas, decided to leave two 'fake poops' on his granddaughters' beds. His son then went about filming the moment of discovery. But footage shows that the prank turned out to be decidedly disastrous, with Randy's six-year-old granddaughter Porter getting red-faced and dramatically crying in horror. Scroll down for video . Caught on camera: Randy Johnston, 68, from Dallas, Texas, decided to leave two 'fake poops' on his granddaughters' beds - His then went about filming the moment of discovery . Waterworks: But footage shows that the prank turned out to be decidedly disastrous, with his six-year-old granddaughter Porter getting red-faced and dramatically crying in horror . 'Oh no! Duncan, he pooped on my bed!' Porter wails, referencing her pet dog. Her father immediately tries to put a stop to the waterworks. 'Honey, honey, wait. It's not real poop. Look, it's pretend. Papa got you... April Fool's, papa did this. It's pretend, he got you!' the cameraman says. He then tells Porter to smile because he's filming and doesn't want to see her sad. 'Oh honey, smile!' he encourages. Not happy: 'Oh no! Duncan, he pooped on my bed!' Porter wails, referencing her pet dog . Don't be a party pooper: The cameraman tells Porter to smile because he doesn't want to see her sad . Prankster: Randy's April Fool's day trick turn a tearful turn this year . Randy, an attorney, told Daily Mail Online that he staged the prank in revenge for one his granddaughters pulled on him earlier in the day. Porter and her younger sister Reagan, aged three, filled there grandfather’s office with dozens of stuffed animals and dolls so his desk was barely visible. Apparently the youngsters' father is a big practical joker. And by the looks of their April Fool's antics, it looks like Porter and Reagan are set to inherit the 'funnyman' trait. Let's just hope they learn to smile when the shoe's on the other foot. What a mess: Randy, who runs a law firm, told Daily Mail Online that he staged the prank in revenge for one his granddaughters pulled on him earlier in the day . Up to no good: Porter and her younger sister Reagan Johnston, aged three, filled there grandfather’s office with dozens of stuffed animals and dolls so his desk was barely visible .

Summary: Randy Johnston, 68, from Dallas, Texas, decided to leave two 'fake feces' on his granddaughters' beds . His son then went about filming the moment of discovery . But footage shows that the prank turned out to be decidedly disastrous, with Randy's six-year-old granddaughter Porter crying in horror . Randy, an attorney, told Daily Mail Online that he staged the prank in revenge for one his granddaughters pulled on him earlier in the day .


A spring storm that had doused Northern California for the previous 24 hours arrived in Southern California on Tuesday night, bringing mostly light but necessary rainfall across a region that has been experiencing extreme drought conditions. Thousands were without power for several hours because of the storm, and the Los Angeles Dodgers had a rare rain delay on the second day of the season, though there wasn't nearly enough moisture for a rainout. Amy Jackson, 35, of Los Angeles, a corporate securities paralegal, expressed joy as she had a cigarette in the lee of a downtown skyscraper. Much needed: Gilbert Jaffe, a retired Satellite Engineer at Lockheed Martin, collects rain water from his sidewalk into his back garden in the Echo Park district of Los Angeles Tuesday as rains moved down from Northern California . Snow, too: Susan Feist leaves her store Feist Wines as hail falls in Amador City, California on Tuesday as an unusually cold spring storm brought heavy rain and hail to parts of Northern California . 'We're absolutely thrilled to have rain,' she said. 'It's been scary, actually, as to how low our reservoirs have gotten ... so to even have this little bit, it's great.' Earlier in the day, the unusually cold spring storm brought heavy rain and hail to parts of Northern California and coated the mountains in snow - a welcome respite but one that will do little to ease the historic drought, forecasters say. The storm brought enough snow to the Sierra near Lake Tahoe to produce near white-out conditions on roadways and a string of traffic accidents that caused the California Highway Patrol to order motorists off a 15 mile-stretch of a major highway on Tuesday afternoon. In the Sierra, up to 6 inches of snow was expected above 7,000 feet, with 2 to 4 inches expected to accumulate as low as 3,000 feet before the system clears out Wednesday. Moving on: A man rides his bicycle around a flooded section of roadway as demolition continues in the background at Candlestick Park Tuesday, April 7, 2015, in San Francisco . Motorists on the CA-101 freeway face rainy weather in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The storm dumped rain in parts of Santa Barbara and Ventura counties and promised three to four hours of steady rain later in the day to parts of Los Angeles County . Rainbow: A section of the California aqueduct with a rainbow in the background is pictured in Palmdale, California . More than an inch fell on some counties in the San Francisco Bay Area, where rainy weather slowed the morning commute, caused some wrecks and led to wind advisories for four bridges, officials said. In Daly City, south of San Francisco, at least one car was submerged in rainwater that was flooding Interstate 280 on-ramps. In Fremont, a tractor-trailer jack-knifed before sunrise, blocking northbound Interstate 680 for several hours. Gilbert Jaffe, a retired Boeing engineer, was scooping up buckets of the stuff during brief rains Tuesday night and carrying it into barrels in his backyard near downtown Los Angeles.

Summary: Northern California got a day of much needed rains this week but the storm will do little to remedy the historic drought .


Some of the Premier League's less glamorous clubs face a battle this summer to keep hold of their brightest stars who have caught the eye of the 'big boys'. The likes of Morgan Schneiderlin, Yannick Bolasie and Nathaniel Clyne are wanted men as Champions League heavyweights like Arsenal and Manchester United circle like vultures. Sportsmail looks at 10 players who could be taking a ‘step up’ this summer. MORGAN SCHNEIDERLIN (Southampton) Wanted by: Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea Valued at: £25m . Destined to be the most wanted player of the summer after an excellent season in midfield for Southampton. Arsene Wenger has long seen the Frenchman as an ideal holding player for Arsenal while Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino worked with him at St Mary's. Now Jose Mourinho is joining the chase, believing a Nemanja Matic-Schneiderlin axis will help Chelsea conquer Europe. Morgan Schneiderlin has shown this season that he is good enough to play Champions League football . Southampton convinced Schneiderlin to stay at the club last summer, but he is now ready to leave . Southampton dug in a year ago to persuade Schneiderlin to stay on the south coast but it is going to be virtually impossible to keep him again given that the 25-year-old has been putting in Champions League-standard performances all season and is coming into his prime. DANNY INGS (Burnley) Wanted by: Liverpool, Manchester United Valued at: £5m (compensation) The England Under 21 striker is out of contract in the summer and has no intention of staying at Turf Moor regardless of whether Burnley keep their Premier League status. Financially, he would make an excellent acquisition for a top club given the compensation for a Bosman would only be around a third of his true market value. Liverpool are interested - to sign a striker who turns 23 in July and who has scored nine Premier League goals this season, without having to pay a hefty transfer fee, is a no-brainer for the moneyball approach. But they face competition from United. Danny Ings is out of contract this summer and his scoring exploits have made him a target for top clubs . Burnley are resigned to losing Ings on a free and will only receive a modest compensation fee for him . NATHANIEL CLYNE (Southampton) Wanted by: Manchester United Valued at: £17m . After a season in which he made his England debut, 24-year-old Clyne is destined to follow his former Crystal Palace team-mate Wilfried Zaha to Old Trafford – but is fully expected to enjoy more success. The right back, who once helped Championship club Palace win a League Cup match at United, has been one of the revelations of the season at St Mary's this season and made it clear he won't enter talks about a new contract. Louis van Gaal has made a right back a priority this summer and Clyne is the red-hot favourite. Louis van Gaal has made Southampton full back Nathaniel Clyne his top priority this summer . Clyne's impressive form for Southampton has earned him a regular spot in the England

Summary: Champions League-chasing clubs looking to hoover up talent . Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea all in the hunt . Southampton, Burnley and Everton could suffer at the hands of top clubs .


They already have a fearsome reputation as the top predator of their time, but it seems the Tyrannosaurs were also prone to eating each other. A new study has uncovered evidence that a relative of Tyrannosaurus rex, called Daspletosaurus, may have indulged in cannibalism. Paleontologists have found bite marks on the fossilised skull of a juvenile Daspletosaurus, which lived around 75 million years ago. This artist's reconstruction shows a Daspletosaurus feeding on the body of another in an act of cannibalism . While some of the injuries appear to have been sustained during combat with other tyrannosaurs, others appear to have occurred after death. The scientists believe that another Daspletosaurus, which could grow to nine metres (30ft) as adults and weigh up to four tons, fed on the youngster's body. Tyrannosaurus rex and its relatives were more intelligent than previously thought and hunted in gangs which included young and older members, researchers have claimed. Scientists believe they have evidence that the top predatory dinosaurs were highly intelligent pack animals, despite T-rex being popularly depicted as a dangerous but dim-witted loner. This is a myth that has grown up because for many years their fossil skeletons tended to be found on their own, researchers say. The new theory follows an analysis of skeletons of the tyrannosaur Tarbosaurus bataar from 90 sites in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia. Tarbosaurus, a cousin of T-rex that lived around 70 million years ago, was a two-legged predator up to 12 metres long and weighing five tonnes. At least half a dozen of the animals appear to have belonged to a single social group, including adults and juveniles, that died together. The findings help to shed light on the brutal world in which the dinosaurs inhabited. Dr David Hone, a paleontologist at Queen Mary University of London, who led the research said: 'This animal clearly had a tough life, suffering numerous injuries across the head including some that must have been quite nasty. 'The most likely candidate to have done this is another member of the same species, suggesting some serious fights between these animals during their lives.' The researchers, whose work is published in the journal PeerJ, were examining the skull of a Daspletosaurus found in a quarry in the Dinosaur Provincial Park close to Calgary, Alberta in Canada in 1994. Daspletosaurus, which means 'frightful lizard', is thought to be a close relative of the more famous Tyrannosaurus rex and roamed north America between 77 million and 74 million years ago. With a massive, heavy skull that could be more than 3ft (1 metre) in length, it would have had a powerful bite and probably preyed on large armoured ceratopsid dinosaurs. The dinosaur latest study was thought to be a juvenile, measuring just under 19.7 feet (6 metres) and weighed around half a tonne. The researchers found numerous injuries on the skull, several of which appeared to match the teeth of tyrannosaurs. The skull of the juvenile Daspletosaurus (above) was covered in bite marks made by Tyrannosaur teeth . David Hone (left) and Darren Tanke (right) studied the

Summary: Fossilised skull of Daspletosaurus - a close relative of Tyrannosaurus rex - found to be covered in bite marks that suggest it was eaten after it had died . Palaeontologists believe another Daspletosaurus scavenged on the body . The skull was found in Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada, in 1994 . It also carried wounds that appeared to have been inflicted during battles .


There won’t be many who can guess which Barclays Premier League player picked up my first 10-out-of-10 performance of the season this weekend. Eden Hazard? Well, he was brilliant but no. Mesut Ozil? Haha, dream on. My favourite player, Michael Carrick? No, not even him. Step forward Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy. I’ve seen him plenty of times this season and he’s always worked extremely hard, never been lower than a 7/10. But he added class and quality to that workrate at West Brom on Saturday and I couldn’t fault him. The perfect 10. Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy celebrates scoring their late winner to keep their survival hopes alive . Vardy was being criticised two years ago at Leicester but now is a pivotal part of their team . Jose Mourinho? Ronald Koeman? Sean Dyche? Not even close... Louis van Gaal should be crowned manager of the year . Manuel Pellegrini is punching above his weight at City... the club MUST think big or forever remain small . Two years ago Vardy was being hammered by Leicester fans who thought he was useless. The criticism was so bad the player started to doubt himself and admits he almost gave up football. Credit to Nigel Pearson and his staff – they supported their striker and pulled him through a tough time. A year later he was in the Premier League and picked up the Players’ Player of the Year award at the club after a prolific season. With the top flight came new signings up front for Leicester. Last summer Leonardo Ulloa arrived, and then in January it was Croatia international Andrej Kramaric, the pair setting the Foxes back £17million, and obviously Vardy has had to fight for his place. He’s playing on the left this season and the goals have dried up – he’s only scored three. But he is in the team on merit. At The Hawthorns on Saturday I witnessed a match-winning performance from the most expensive player ever to come from non-League football. Vardy put in a 10-out-of-10 performance at the weekend as he inspired Leicester to an unlikely victory . Credit must go to Nigel Pearson (bottom left) and his staff who supported Vardy through a tough time . It’s Vardy’s hold-up play that wins the free-kick for the first Leicester goal. His pace and persistence that hounded Joleon Lescott into giving him the ball as he drove Leicester forward and helped win the corner for the second goal. And it was his strength that won the ball off Gareth MacAuley on the halfway line - then you can only admire his storming surge towards goal and the quality finish as he rifles the ball into the back of the net for the winner in injury time, embarrassing Lescott again. When Leicester weren’t in possession Vardy was chasing everything. When they had the ball, his movement was good – he took up a great position when Ulloa missed a sitter just before half-time. When Vardy himself was on the ball, he usually had an impact, in spectacular

Summary: West Brom 2-3 Leicester City: Jamie Vardy's injury-time winner seals it . Vardy put in a 10-out-of-10 performance at The Hawthorns on Saturday . The Leicester striker is a hard worker and can rarely be faulted .


A young woman who ate just 10 calories a day while in the grip of anorexia has spoken of how she fought her way back from the brink of death. Beth Hall, 24, from Cambridge, plummeted to a tiny 4st 13lb after battling the horrific eating disorder since her teenage years - while working in a chocolate shop. Tormented by bullies at school, she began a strict diet regime at the age of 16, living off nothing more than black tea and coffee. Determined to lose weight, she would often go for up to three days without eating a single thing. But after years of turmoil, she was finally admitted to an eating disorder clinic. And after making a full recovery, she is now a healthy size 8 and studying graphics at university. Scroll down for video . Beth Hall, now 24, from Cambridge, plummeted to a tiny 4st 13lbs (left) after being bullied at school. She has now gained weight to be a size 8 (right) At the height of her anorexia, Miss Hall would live on just 10 calories a day - or go three days without eating a single thing . Miss Hall said: 'I'm so relieved that I have managed to maintain a healthy weight after battling anorexia. 'It didn't matter how many pounds I dropped, I would always see a fat pig when I looked in the mirror. 'I would ditch my lunch at school and when my mum was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2008 I was able to disguise my eating habits as she was having treatment in hospital.' She admits she would go up to three days without eating a single thing - but remained adamant there was nothing wrong with her. 'I lived on black coffee and tea which is around 10 calories per day, I was starving my body so badly that I couldn't even think straight,' she recalled. Miss Hall was forced to drop out of university in 2009 after her eating disorder took control of her life and she struggled to cope with the work load. She added: 'I couldn't focus on anything but food, my illness was completely out of control and I was getting thinner and thinner by the day. 'I eventually got a job as a sales assistant, ironically in a chocolate shop but I was so weak and I didn't know how much more my body would take.' Then in 2011, she developed a kidney infection, leading doctors to warn she was risking her life by starving her body. Beth said: 'The doctor told me he could feel all my organs underneath my skin and that I would end up killing myself if my eating didn't improve. 'I suddenly realised that I needed help and at just 4st 13lbs, I was admitted to an eating disorder ward once my kidney infection cleared up. She said: 'I lived on black coffee and tea which is around 10 calories per day, I was starving my body so badly that I couldn't even think straight'. Miss Hall is pictured

Summary: Beth Hall, 24, from Cambridge, plummeted to a tiny 4st 13lb at her worst . Had begun the strict starvation regime at 16 after being bullied at school . Says she survived off tea and coffee and would go days without eating . Only when she was warned she was killing herself did she seek help .


He's a Chelsea legend after 13 trophy-laden years at the club and it seems that Frank Lampard can't keep away from that part of west London. The 36-year-old was pictured walking down the English capital's iconic King's Road, enjoying himself with fiancee Christine Bleakley on Thursday. The couple were all smiles as Lampard enjoyed a day off from training with current club Manchester City ahead of their weekend Premier League clash at home to West Ham United. Frank Lampard made a return to Chelsea as he walked down King's Road with fiancee Christine Bleakley . To date, the midfielder has made 32 appearances for City in all competitions on loan this season from MLS outfit New York City - scoring seven goals. Lampard will be joining his parent club in July, as New York currently continue play their debut season in the MLS without their marquee signing. And looking ahead to Lampard's arrival in America, former Everton and Manchester City midfielder Adrian Heath believes Lampard and LA Galaxy-bound Steven Gerrard are in for a few culture shocks when they move stateside. 'They will have to get used to the travel for an away game. Six hour flights leaving on Thursday and not arriving back until Sunday night. The time difference, sleep patterns,' he told Sportsmail. The 36-year-old (left) has scored seven goals in 32 appearances for Manchester City on loan this season . Lampard will join up with parent club New York City in July after signing a two-year deal with the MLS side . Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will join LA Galaxy in the summer after spending 17 seasons at the club . 'I think they'll be impressed with the athleticism in the league. Six years ago coming here in your mid thirties you could get away with coasting but those days are gone. Frank will be fine and so will Steven because they've got great football brains.' And Heath, who is now manager of fellow new MLS team Orlando City, believes they will find a much more level playing field. 'The great thing about the MLS is because of the salary cap there is parity and you don't know who is going to win the league,' he added. 'The Premier League is exciting in many ways but you know only three or four teams can win it.' Orlando City boss Adrian Heath believes Lampard and Gerrard are set for culture shocks when they move .

Summary: Manchester City entertain West Ham in the Premier League on Sunday . Frank Lampard took part in City training on Wednesday ahead of encounter . Lampard has scored seven goals in 32 appearances for City this season .


There are some very high expectations for the JJ Abrams-directed Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens when it hits theaters on December 18. The space epic is already being predicted to rake in a global $500m on its opening weekend, according to a Tuesday article from The Hollywood Reporter. That's more than the $483m record set by the final Harry Potter film - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 - in 2011. Scroll down for trailer . The film could make over $2 billion: Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens released its trailer on Thursday to a packed audience at California's Anaheim Convention Center; here Harrison Ford appears as Han Solo alongside Chewbacca . 'If it pleases the fans of the old movies and also appeals to kids, watch out,' box-office analyst Phil Contrino told the publication. 'Force Awakens will hit $1 billion without blinking. If it's really good, it could cross $2 billion.' Already Disney and Lucasfilm are working overtime to drum up interest in the scifi extravaganzat that's full of Stormtroopers, Jedis and lightsabers. Ancient: The opening shot of the trailer reveals a speeder on the planet Jaku, where a crashed Star Destoyer and X-Wing are buried in the sand . The second trailer was released on Thursday to massive fanfare at the Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim. The one minute 51 second trailer was unveiled by Abrams with stars Fisher, Mark Hamill, Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac and John Boyega looking on. The clip is the first time Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford, has been seen on film since 1983's Return of The Jedi. He is joined by Chewbacca at the end of the trailer and heard saying, 'Chewie, we're home.' Burned: An unknown pair of hands hold the melted mask of Darth Vader, apparently retrieved from his funeral pyre at the end of Return Of The Jedi . Familiar? A hooded unknown character with a robotic arm, possibly Luke Skywalker, is seen reaching for R2D2 . Passing it down? We see a lightsaber - which looks exacly like Luke's from A New Hope - being handed over, strongly suggesting Skywalker has had a child . Fly boys: An X-Wing squadron is seen racing along above water . Red leader: Oscar Isaac whoops as X-Wing pilot Poe Dameron, still bearing the rebel insignia on his helmet . Amboee Brand Intelligence is reporting a global debut of $533.2 million to $539.5 million. They're basing their prediction on how well the Star Wars trailer is trafficking online. And they are impressed by how it has done much better than the trailers for both Furious 7 and Fifty Shades Of Grey, which have been massive international hits. In trouble: Daisy Ridley plays Rey and John Boyega is Finn - they are seen fleeing a pursuing TIE Fighter on the Jaku . New baddie: The mysterious wielder of the much-discussed crucifix lightsaber is revealed, using the Force while wearing a mask . It is already being assumed that Force Awakens will get the widest release ever,

Summary: The film opens December 18 and stars vets Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher . The space epic is predicted to make more than the final Harry Potter movie .


An Arizona woman got an early Easter surprise when she saw what she believes to be the image of Jesus Christ in her dental x-rays during a check-up last month. Kym Ackerman saw the son of God in an x-ray of one her left-side molars when she went for a dental check-up in Flagstaff on March 25. Ackerman, 32, spotted the image and pointed it out to both the dentist and hygienist. Scroll down for video . Kym Ackerman saw Jesus in an x-ray of her molars when she went for dental a check-up in Flagstaff, Arizona . Ackerman, 32, plans to frame the x-ray and keep the special molar and her mouth free of cavities in the future . Although the hygienist agreed about the sanctified shape, the dentist was substantially less excited and 'started looking at my teeth', Ackerman told the Huffington Post. She said: 'At my dentist, the computer shows the X-rays as soon as they are taken. 'I said to the hygienist, "That looks crazy! Do you see I what I see?" 'My mom passed away from breast cancer when I was 17, so when I saw this, I thought, '"That's my guardian angel.''' The dentist didn't find any cavities during the check-up and Ackerman has vowed to keep her mouth, and especially that holy molar, healthy. She's also planning on framing the x-ray. This is not the first time that Jesus has supposedly returned in x-ray form. A cancer-stricken Indiana woman saw Christ in her chest x-ray after she was hospitalized with pneumonia following breast cancer surgery in December of 2010. She saw Jesus in a x-ray of the area right over her heart. A cancer-stricken Indiana woman saw Jesus Christ in her x-ray after she was hospitalized with pneumonia . Karen Sigler (pictured) saw Jesus in a x-ray of the area right over her heart that was taken in December of 2010 . After seeing the image, she said: 'My faith just got a little stronger since I saw that Jesus was sitting on my heart and that he's there. 'You can see him. He's there.' She started chemotherapy the following month.

Summary: Kym Ackerman saw Jesus in x-ray of left-side molar at dentist in Flagstaff . Ackerman, 32, pointed the special tooth out to both dentist and hygienist . She plans to frame the x-ray and keep the molar and her mouth cavity-free .


Paula Creamer has called for a Masters tournament for women at Augusta National. Creamer, who won the 2010 women's US Open, first floated the idea on Twitter following Jordan Spieth's stunning victory at the Masters on April 14 stating: 'I hope The Masters will consider a Women's Masters soon. They do so much to grow the game. Fastest area of golf growth is women! #6Majors?' In the lead up to this week's Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic in northern California, Creamer suggested a women's event could be staged the week following the men's showpiece in April. Paula Creamer plays her third shot on the 14th hole during the LPGA LOTTE Championship on April 17 . 'I think the patrons and everybody would love to have two weeks there, two tournaments. Why wouldn't you?,' Creamer said. 'It's 2015. I think Augusta and the Masters and everybody with that event, they want to grow the game so badly. 'That's what it is, about growing the game and giving people opportunities. There's no reason why we can't do that in women's golf. We're just as much a part of growing the game.'' Creamer continued: 'There's no reason why you can't revisit things. I think somebody's got to speak up and somebody's got to say something. 'It's an idea, I don't think that people should be ashamed to talk about it. I'd like to know truthfully why we wouldn't be able to have a tournament there. Definitely women's golf deserves something like that.'' World No 27 Creamer hits a tee shot on the 13th hole at Ko Olina Golf Club on April 15 .

Summary: Paula Creamer won the 2010 women's US Open . Creamer suggested a women's event could be staged the week following the men's showpiece in April . Jordan Spieth stormed to his first Masters title earlier this month .


Jose Mourinho claims Eden Hazard has joined Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as one of the best three players in world football. Hazard scored Chelsea's 38th minute winner against Manchester United and is widely expected to be named PFA player of the year on Sunday. Mourinho said: 'He's a kid, but he knows that he is one of the three best players in the world - he is coping with that responsibility. Eden Hazard has been named 'one of the three best players in the world' by his manager Jose Mourinho . Hazard has been in superb form for Chelsea this season and scored the winner against Manchester United . Hazard's goal in the 1-0 victory over United extends Chelsea's lead at the top of the Premier League table . Mourinho has praised the Belgian's exceptional talent and also his unwavering humility amid his success . 'I had lots of stars. Hopefully in every club I worked I had stars. But he is the humble star, yes. He is the humble star. 'He's getting strong. Physically, mentally he's getting very, very strong. He understands his role. 'The day before the game I told him: 'This game we will never lose. Never.' 'But we needed to win. He understands clearly that especially in a moment where the team doesn't have all its power, he understands when the game becomes strategically. 'He understands that his talent is fundamental for the team. He was there for us and almost a second goal when he hit the post.' Hazard also believes he is having the best season of his career as Chelsea close in on the Barclays Premier League title. The Chelsea winger said: 'I'm playing my best season ever. With my experience, I succeed to manage the strong and weak moments in a game better. 'Last year I played a good season, but I disappeared in some games. 'This season I can't really remind a game where I really wasn't into. It's impossible to be top in 40 or 50 games in a season, but I've been the best player of the team for several times. 'My stats? People are talking more about me, but what pleases me the most, is that I'm doing better than last season.' Hazard, still only 24-years-old, is being hotly tipped to claim the PFA Player of the Year award this season .

Summary: Chelsea forward Eden Hazard has been in superb form this season . The Belgian scored the winning goal against Manchester United on Saturday to extend Chelsea's lead at the top of the Premier League table . Manager Jose Mourinho believes Hazard is one of the best players in the world and holds him in similar esteem to Cristiano Ronaldo .


Real Housewives Of New Jersey star Joe Giudice has had his driving license suspended for two years by a state judge who called his driving record the worst he's ever seen. Giudice, who is preparing to head to federal prison for bankruptcy fraud, lost his driver's license and was fined the maximum of $10,000. He pleaded guilty in October to unlawful use of an ID and impersonation. His guilty plea included an 18-month sentence. Scroll down for more . Real Housewives Of New Jersey star Joe Giudice has had his driving license suspended for two years by a state judge who called his driving record the worst he's ever seen . That will run concurrent with his 41-month federal sentence for bankruptcy fraud and failing to file taxes. His wife, Teresa, is serving a 15-month federal sentence on the fraud charges. He will begin his sentence when hers is over. Superior Court Judge Adam Jacobs said Joe Giudice has a 'general disrespect for the law,' citing dozens of previous driving infractions and suspensions. He said he came close to rejecting the plea deal with prosecutors but wanted to follow a federal judge's intention to allow Giudice to remain free while Teresa is in jail so he can care for their four daughters. The judge permitted Giudice to drive home from court but said he would be sent to jail immediately if he drove again after that. Jacobs said: 'If you so much as back down your driveway... that will constitute a violation of the conditions of your release, of your bail, and it will result in you being remanded immediately to Passaic County Jail,' Joe's lawyer tried to argue that he is 'destitute' and unable to pay the hefty fine. Giudice's lawyer tried to argue that his client is 'destitute' and unable to pay the hefty $10,000 fine, but after the reality star recently got paid $75,000 for prison photos alongside his wife Teresa, the judge refused . Tough times: The 42-year-old will serve 18-months in prison which will run concurrently to the 41-months he was sentenced to last year on separate charges for bankruptcy fraud. He is pictured with Teresa and their four daughters on January 4 before she started her 15-month sentence . But after his less than transparent financial history and recently getting paid $75,000 for prison photos alongside his wife Teresa and a tell-all interview, the judge refused to lower the fine. Prosecutors in Passaic County said Giudice used his brother's identity to obtain a driver's license while his own was suspended for driving while intoxicated in 2010. The Giudices pleaded guilty in the federal case in March 2014, admitting they hid assets from bankruptcy creditors and submitted phony loan applications to get some $5 million in mortgages and construction loans. Joe Giudice also pleaded guilty to failing to pay taxes totaling more than $200,000. The couple also was ordered to pay restitution of more than $400,000. Joe Giudice is an Italian citizen by birth who never became a U.S. citizen. He is expected to be deported once

Summary: Real Housewives Of New Jersey star has had his driving license suspended for two years and was fined the maximum of $10,000 . State judge called his driving record the worst he's ever seen - it included 39 license suspensions . Guilty plea included an 18-month sentence that will run concurrent with his 41-month federal sentence for bankruptcy fraud and failing to file taxes . Wife Teresa currently serving a 15-month federal sentence on the fraud charges and he will begin his sentence when hers is over .


Whitaker on way out . James Whitaker's brief reign as the ECB’s head of selectors looks set to end when the new director of cricket is announced. It is expected the responsibilities of the chosen appointment will include being in overall charge of selection, leading to the end of Whitaker’s stint. His position has looked untenable in any case since Paul Downton was axed as managing director of England cricket. One county displeased by the Test squad that Whitaker and his panel picked for the current tour of the West Indies are Yorkshire. The champions are furious that of their six players in the Caribbean, four — Adam Lyth, Adil Rashid, Liam Plunkett and Jonny Bairstow — have been on the sidelines throughout the Test series. England Cricket Board national selector James Whitaker looks set to finish his brief reign in the role . Whitaker's (centre) stint will come to an end when the new director of cricket is appointed . Meanwhile, Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie is the subject of renewed bids from South Australia, having turned down their first approach. Though born in Sydney, Gillespie played his entire domestic career Down Under for South Australia. Sam Allardyce's future as manager of West Ham is subject to much speculation at a time when an extraordinary letter sent by lawyers acting for Blackburn Rovers owners Venky’s to football agency Kentaro’s legal representatives is still doing the rounds. The letter, from December 22, 2011, makes numerous disputed claims about Kentaro’s involvement in Blackburn after Venky’s bought the club the previous year. Among other things, it alleges that it was Kentaro who persuaded the new Indian owners to sack Allardyce and replace him with Steve Kean, a client of Kentaro’s agency partners SEM. Sam Allardyce's future as West Ham boss is in doubt at the same time as a letter regarding the end of his tenure at Blackburn Rovers does the rounds . Kentaro are now in administration in the UK. But SEM say it was entirely Venky’s decision to dispense with Allardyce as they wanted ‘good entertaining football’, and that Kean negotiated his own contract to become caretaker manager. FA Cup, the oldest knockout football competition in the world, is set to be rebranded as the Emirates FA Cup in a new £30million sponsorship deal . In a move that will upset traditionalists, the FA are understood to have secured a three-year contract with Emirates Airlines. The deal, due to be rubber-stamped by the FA board on Thursday, is believed to be worth at least £10million a year — but comes at a cost for lovers of the 144-year-old competition. Arsenal won last season's FA Cup competition, which will be rebranded the Emirates FA Cup . Renaming it the Emirates FA Cup is a lot closer to title sponsorship than the previous ‘in association with Budweiser’ agreement, which was worth £9m annually. But the FA, after a highly embarrassing season without any Cup backer that has put huge pressure on their commercial department, needed to offer more to attract a significant sponsor to the

Summary: James Whitaker's brief reign as ECB head of selectors is coming to an end . Sam Allardyce's future as West Ham boss is subject to speculation at a time when a letter sent by Venky's lawyers is doing the rounds . The letter, from December 2011, makes numerous disputed claims about Kentaro's involvement in Blackburn after Venky's bought the club . The FA Cup is set to be rebranded as the Emirates FA Cup .


A huge collection of designer shoes, handbags, clothes and accessories worth from £300 to at least £2,000 are set to go up for auction. The 173 lots include the Issa dress as worn by Kate Middleton for her engagement photos, and designs similar to those seen on the fashionable feet of Carrie and Samantha in Sex And The City. The items, which are in immaculate condition, come from the lifetime collection of an anonymous single lady owner, and her family are now selling them and donating the money to charity. Scroll down for video . Bid time: 173 lots of designer brands worth from £300 to thousands are set to go up for auction on April 28. Pictured: Blue wrap dress £250 (top left), silver Giuseppe Zanotti fish bone sandals £450 (centre), orange Louis Vuitton bag £900 (centre left), blue Manolo Blahniks £625 (bottom right), red Louis Vuitton handbag £1200 (bottom right), brown Louis Vuitton handbag £580 (centre right), blue check Chanel jacket £1720 (top right), beige Gucci monogram bag £500 (centre left) Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Gucci, Mulberry, Ferragamo and Manolo Blahnik will all go under the hammer. House & Son Auctioneers in Bournemouth, Dorset, will rival the likes of Harrods and Selfridges when it sells 173 lots of designer brands on April 28. They are being sold without a reserve, which means they will go to the highest bidder on the day - so those on a budget could scoop a bargain. Some are said to be worth a few hundred pounds while others are valued at a four-figure sum. The auctioneers are expecting at least double the number of people they normally get on a sale day. There are 50 designer handbags, some of which have never been used or even removed from their protective bags, and at least 50 pairs of shoes. Snap: Bidders can raise their paddle for a sapphire Issa wrap dress (right); the same as the one worn by Kate Middleton during the photo shoot for her engagement to Prince William in 2010 (left) The 30 Chanel items - bags and clothing - are expected to be the big draw for potential buyers. Bidders can also raise their paddle for a sapphire Issa wrap dress; the same as the one worn by Kate Middleton during the photo shoot for her engagement to Prince William in 2010. There are also flat versions of the blue Milano Blahnik Hangsi pumps that Big used to propose to Carrie in the Sex and the City movie, and which she wore at their (second) wedding. The silver fish-bone sandals as worn by Samantha in her hilarious sushi scene are also available sans heel. David Brasher, Area Manager of House & Son's Auction organising the handbags for the auction . Same-antha: The fish-bone sandals as worn by Samantha (right) in SATC are available sans heel (left) Ian Brasher, from House & Son Auctioneers, said: 'We are expecting a lot of interest because it's an outstanding collection. 'You say a designer name and we've probably got it, the big names are all

Summary: Single lady leaves legacy of labels including Chanel, Gucci and Prada . Bid on designs worn by Kate Middleton and SATC's Carrie and Samantha . House & Son Auctioneers in Bournemouth to sell the 173 designer lots . Worth from £300 to thousands, the no-reserve lots could go for a bargain .


One can only imagine the gloomy mood that must have collectively descended on the European Tour's headquarters at Wentworth last week when reading about the acts of selflessness of the new Masters champion, Jordan Spieth. Shortly after being presented with the green jacket, the man who has rapidly become everyone's favourite Texan flew to New York and gave 25 interviews over the course of 24 hours. Then, despite the obvious fatigue, he flew to South Carolina to keep his promise to play the Heritage tournament — his fourth event in a row — because, well, they were good to him on the way up and he wanted to pay them back. Jordan Spieth hits a tee shot on the eighth hole during the final round of the RBC Heritage Tournament . Spieth has competed in four events in a row as the new Masters champion shows his commitment to the sport . There was more. What about two tournaments coming up next month in his home state? Yes, I'll be playing because they're 'hometown events', he said. He also committed to the Cadillac Match Play Championship in San Francisco next week because it is a WGC event, and the Players Championship in Florida the following week because it is the tour's flagship competition. Now, by way of stark contrast, let's return to the European Tour and their flagship event, also being played next month when the BMW PGA Championship is staged at Wentworth. Given that Europeans won an unprecedented three majors last year plus the Ryder Cup, not surprisingly they wanted to put on quite a celebration. Spieth attends the 50th Academy Of Country Music Awards at the AT&T Stadium on Sunday night . The new Masters champion poses with singers Charles Kelley (centre) and Jake Owen (left) on Sunday night . Only trouble is, three of the high-profile members of that winning team at Gleneagles will not be present. Local favourite Ian Poulter, world No 3 Henrik Stenson and world No 10 Sergio Garcia have decided not to play. In the past all three have made no secret of the fact they don't care for Wentworth and all three have poor records in the event. Doesn't that make it an obvious event to cut from a busy schedule? You can see the argument. But, equally, as Spieth at the age of just 21 is effortlessly showing, sometimes it's simply about doing the right thing. Yes, Poulter and Stenson, in particular, can put forward persuasive cases as to how they do their bit for European golf. Poulter is doing plenty behind the scenes to ensure the relaunched British Masters at Woburn in October will be a great success; Stenson plays more tournaments round the world than any other top player and the nasty bout of flu that ruined his chance at the Masters was a sure sign he needs to cut back. All the same, the feeling lingers this admirable pair have got this one wrong. BMW have done a fabulous job with this tournament. It has grown to become an integral

Summary: Shortly after being presented with his green jacket, new Masters champion Jordan Spieth gave 25 interviews over the course of 24 hours in New York . Then, despite his fatigue, the 21-year-old flew to South Carolina to keep a promise and play in the Heritage tournament - his fourth event in a row . By contrast, players on the European Tour have not shown the same sort of unwavering commitment to the sport . Ian Poulter, Henrik Stenson and Sergio Garcia have decided not to play at the BMW PGA Championship being staged at Wentworth next month .


Charles Barnhoorn, who was found dead in his bedroom at the family home after a weekend of taking the drug nitrous oxide . A 20-year-old man killed himself days after inhaling hundreds of cans of so-called 'hippy crack' at a weekend-long party. Charles Barnhoorn, a telesales call handler, took hundreds canisters of nitrous oxide - a legal high party drug commonly known as Nos - before taking his own life. He was found dead in his bedroom at the family home in Kingsteignton in Devon by his heartbroken mother Susan. At an inquest into his death, Torbay Coroner Ian Arrow recorded that his death was self-inflicted after he died from asphyxiation. Detective Constable Sam Tressider of Devon and Cornwall CID, who investigated the death told the hearing that a computer was found switched on in Mr Barnhoorn's bedroom with a website 'appearing to make references to ways to commit suicide.' Detective Constable Sam Tressider, of Devon and Cornwall CID, investigated the death. He told the Torquay inquest that a computer in his room was on and a website ‘appeared to make reference to ways to commit suicide’. The hearing also heard that Mr Barnhoorn had been a recreational drug user from the age of 16, taking mephedrone, which had led him to being depressed. But by 20 he had turned his life around with his mother, Mrs Barnhoorn saying: 'He was fit and well and everything in his life seemed balanced. 'He had been to a party all that weekend and had been taking gas. 'This wouldn’t have happened if he had not taken all the Nos. He’d had his problems with recreational drugs in the past but he wasn’t depressed at the time. 'It was a spur of the moment decision, made under the influence of a legal high.' After the hearing she also spoke out about the dangers of nitrous oxide, calling for a crackdown on how easy it is to buy. She explained: 'I want to warn young people and mums and dads about the dangers. 'We need to address the issue of legal highs as soon as possible. They are killing our children. Mr Barnhoorn pictured with his mother Susan. She has now spoken out about the dangers of taking 'hippy crack' 'They are still too readily available. If Charlie had not been able to buy Nos gas canisters by the hundred online he would still be here smiling and laughing with us. 'I would like to see some sort of restrictions but I don’t know if that’s possible as anyone can buy vast quantities online. 'I just want people to stay safe and not go through what I have.' The use of hippy crack is widespread among partygoers around Britain and is the second most popular drug for young people after cannabis. It has a legal use in dentistry and medical procedures as an anaesthetic and also in the food industry for aerosol containers. Footballer Raheem Sterling has been filmed apparently inhaling nitrous oxide - also known as 'hippy crack' Drugs charities have highlighted the dangers of

Summary: Charles Barnhoorn, 20, was discovered dead at the family home in Devon . Weekend before he had took hundreds of canisters of 'hippy crack' An inquest recorded that his death was self inflicted from asphyxiation . His mother Susan has called for the sale of nitrous oxide to be controlled . For confidential support on suicide matters in the UK, call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here.


An unemployed woman has her heart set on a 'fairy-tale church wedding' - and believes the taxpayer should foot the bill as it is her basic human right to be a bride. Anna Broom, of Gillingham, in Kent, has not worked since the age of 19, during which time she has claimed more than £100,000 in benefits. The jobless 33-year-old now wants an extra £10,000 to fund her dream 'traditional English wedding and party in a castle'. Miss Broom is desperate for a church ceremony, designer dress, horse and carriage - 'like Katie Price' - and champagne for her 50 guests. Scroll down for video . Dream wedding: Miss Broom wants the government to loan her £10,000 for her wedding to Jordan Burford . And she wants the taxpayer to stump up a further £2,000 for her honeymoon, where she hopes to jet off to Mexico. The Gillingham resident claims it is her 'basic human right' to be a bride and says that tying the knot would boost her fragile confidence and encourage her to try and find a job again. Miss Broom receives monthly benefits including £460 disability living allowance and joint £200 housing benefit with fiancé Jordan Burford, 39, who also gets £134 income support a month. The size 24 bride-to-be said: 'I've dreamed about being a bride since I was 12 years old. 'I deserve a fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle - but there's no way I could afford it on benefits and I can't work because I'm overweight.' True gent: Miss Broom met her fiancé in a pub in 2009 and said it was 'love at first sight' - she now wants a 'fairy-tale church wedding and a party in a castle' as well as a honeymoon in Mexico, paid for by the taxpayer . She added: 'I want the taxpayer to fund my £10,000 dream wedding - it's a basic human right to be a bride. I don't see why I should have a small wedding at a registry office - I wouldn't be able to fit in all my guests and a church wedding is far more romantic. 'I'm stuck in a rut at the moment and can't find the motivation to lose weight, but if I was getting married I know I'd slim down because all eyes would be on me.' Miss Broom left school without any qualifications and started a job as a nursery nurse aged 16 for two years. She left after being overlooked for a secretarial role by a 'skinny blonde' and applied for several other jobs, without success. She then lost interest in trying to find work and resorted to binge-eating crisps and sweets. Within a year, Miss Broom weighed 17 stone and in 2001, aged 19, was declared unfit to work after suffering from depression and back problems associated with her size. She qualified for benefits and has not worked since. Honeymoon: Miss Broom also wants the government to loan her £2,000 for a honeymoon to Mexico (pictured) Bridezilla: The 33-year-old from Gillingham wants to arrive

Summary: Anna Broom, 33, not worked since 2001 and has claimed total of £100,000 . Declared unfit to work with depression and back pain due to her weight . Bride-to-be gets £800 a month in benefits with fiancé Jordan Burford, 39 . Wants £10,000 loan to fund wedding, but unclear how she will pay it back .


Youssouf Mulumbu has cast his vote for the PFA Player of the Year awards and has picked Harry Kane and Eden Hazard for the main prizes. The West Brom midfielder has chosen Tottenham striker Kane for the top award while Chelsea wideman Hazard is Mulumbu's pick for young player of the year. The Baggies player posted an image of his voting slip to Twitter on Wednesday and asked his followers: 'What do u (sic) think?!' Harry Kane has been given the nod by Youssouf Mulumbu for this season's players' Player of the Year award . The West Brom midfielder has picked Chelsea wideman Eden Hazard for the young player of the year prize . Congo international Mulumbu posted his votes for this year's PFA awards to Twitter on Wednesday . Mulumbu challenges QPR defender Yun Suk-Young during West Brom's 4-1 defeat at The Hawthorns . Goalkeeper: Hugo Lloris . Defenders: Nathaniel Clyne, John Terry, Jose Fonte, Cesar Azpilicueta . Midfielders: Yannick Bolasie, Alexis Sanchez, Nemanja Matic, Eden Hazard . Strikers: Harry Kane, Diego Costa . Clearly impressed by Kane's 19 Premier League goals this term, Mulumbu has tipped the 21-year-old for the players' Player of the Year award while selecting Hazard, almost three years Kane's senior, for the young player's prize. The DR Congo international also showed his selections for Team of the Year and picked five Chelsea players in his XI. Hazard was joined by Blues' team-mates John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta, Nemanja Matic and John Terry. Hugo Lloris was given the nod in goal, Southampton defenders Nathaniel Clyne and Jose Fonte joined Terry and Azpilicueta at the back while Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie and Arsenal frontman Alexis Sanchez made up the rest of Mulumbu's XI alongside Kane. Alexis Sanchez was selected in Mulumbu's PFA Team of the Year having impressed for Arsenal this term . Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was also picked in goal as Mulumbu selected his XI of the year .

Summary: Youssouf Mulumbu has revealed votes for the Player of the Year awards . West Brom midfielder has picked Harry Kane for the main award . Eden Hazard was selected by Mulumbu for the young player award .


There were 72 unprovoked shark attacks around the world last year, with three people killed in Australia and South Africa. According to the International Shark Attack File, which gathers statistics on interactions between the mammals and humans,the number of worldwide unprovoked shark attacks has grown at a steady pace since 1900, with each decade having more attacks than the previous. However, despite the worrying statistics, only a minority of sharks are any danger to humans, with Great White, Bull and Tiger sharks accounting for the vast majority of attacks. Scroll down for video . The great white shark is the most deadly of its kind, yet there by following rules and recommendations, it's unlikely you will ever meet one . Thirteen-year-old Elio Canestri, who was attacked and killed while surfing off the coast of Reunion a week ago, was killed by an eight-foot bull shark. The young teen was reported to be surfing in an area deemed out of bounds by officials due to the high risk of sharks. Reunion has recorded seven fatal shark attacks in the past five years, more per capita than anywhere else in the world. The International Shark Attack File reports that there were 52 shark attacks in US waters in 2014, compared to 29 in 2015. Australia's 11 attacks was lower than its 12.5 attacks per year average over the past ten years (2004-2013) and the two fatalities were in line with its 1.5 yearly average over the same time period. So are there any simple precautions that can be taken to avoid a shark attack? And what should you do if you come into contact with one? Bright swim gear which contrasts strongly with skin colour can attracts sharks . Don't look like a fish . Even if you think you're in a safe area of water, a rogue shark attack can never be ruled out. Experts warn swimmers not to wear any jewellery or items that reflect the light. As far as sharks are concerned, that flash of light could easily be the sun reflecting off fish scales. This is particularly important if swimming in choppy and unclear conditions which can make it harder for a shark to distinguish between swimmers and prey. Even brightly coloured clothing can cause trouble, as sharks see in black and white and use contrast to distinguish colour, meaning they will pick up the difference between skin and a bright swimsuit. The same can be said for sunburn, causing colour differentiation on skin. Equally, surfers can easily be confused for seals. Lounging on a surfboard in a wetsuit can give the outline of a seal from a shark's point of view. While this is hard to avoid, try surfing in a group and stay alert to your surroundings at all times. Going on a cage dive is the best and safest way of encountering a shark . Use your common sense . It may sound ridiculously obvious, but when people want to experience the ultimate experience on the waves, common sense goes out the window. Put simply, don't swim

Summary: Adhere to beach rules and stay out of shark-infested waters . However, not wearing jewellery in the water might not be considered . Tragic death of 13-year-old surfer Elio Canestri sees the threat of sharks once again in the spotlight . Shark attacks continue to rise over the course of the century .