Expectant mom AmberMarie Irving-Elkins felt a few contractions on Thursday morning but thought she had enough time to run a few last errands before the arrival of her baby. But the little boy, Malachi, had other ideas. She was in the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles to pay a fine on Thursday when she suddenly knew he was coming - and there was no way she'd make it to hospital in time. 'I had that contraction that hit me and brought me to knees,' the mom-of-three told KTLA. Scroll down for video . Surprise: Baby Malachi Elkins was born in the hallways in a Los Angeles courthouse on Thursday morning as his mother, AmberMarie Irving-Elkins, was there to pay a fine. The baby boy was healthy . Clerks rushed to her side and alerted officers from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department who were inside the courthouse. Deputy Marquette Oliver ran over to assist her. 'She was like, 'I'm having the baby right now',' Oliver recalled. 'I was like, "Hold on! Hold on!"' But there was no stopping baby Malachi. 'I had to push,' Irving-Elkins said, describing how she laid on the floor. 'That's when Sheriff Oliver said, "Don't push, don't push!" and I said, "Oh, I've got to push".' Relief: AmberMarie Irving-Elkins laughs about the birth while in hospital with her healthy newborn son . Helping hand: Deputy Marquette Oliver was in the courthouse and told her to stop pushing - but she could not . At the ready: He shows how he bent down to catch the baby boy as he slipped onto the floor . She pulled down her trousers and the baby's head was visible, Deputy Oliver said. So he bent down and caught the baby as he was born. 'It was all over in about five minutes,' said Associated Press reporter Anthony McCartney, who happened to be there. 'She gave birth in the hallway, pretty much unassisted.' It was the officers who told Irving-Elkins that she had given birth to a boy. Officers had surrounded the mother and blocked her off with cardboard boxes in a bid to give her some privacy in the busy hallways. McCartney said people started cheering when they realized a baby had been born. 'I don't think they even realized what was going on until they saw this woman had a baby, obviously a newborn, on her chest,' the reporter said. 'They cheered and clapped and everything.' Doing well: Malachi's mother said she thinks his birthplace means he might be a judge or a lawyer . Family: The mother and son were rushed to hospital, where they were met by his dad and older siblings . Scene: She was feeling contractions before she went into the Stanley Mosk Courthouse, pictured, but thought she had time to run some errands before heading to the hospital - but Malachi had other ideas . 'Mom & baby fine!' the Special Enforcement Bureau of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department tweeted Thursday, along with a photo of the healthy baby boy inside the courthouse. They

Summary: AmberMarie Irving-Elkins felt a few contractions on Thursday morning but thought she had time to go to an LA courthouse to pay a fine . But while she was there, she felt the baby coming - and knew she did not have enough time to get to hospital . Officers ran to her aid and caught baby Malachi as he was born .


Andy Murray’s coach has announced she is pregnant – two days before the British tennis star’s wedding to Kim Sears. Former world No 1 Amelie Mauresmo is expecting her baby in August, and will be heavily pregnant as she guides Murray through Wimbledon. The openly gay 35-year-old broke the news on social media on Thursday night. Amelie Mauresmo was appointed as Andy Murray's coach last summer . Mauresmo revealed on Twitter: ‘Baby will be here in august! #pregnant So happy.’ Murray, 27, marries long-time fiancee Kim Sears at Dunblane Cathedral on Saturday and the news is likely to overshadow their preparations. Mauresmo, who won Wimbledon and the Australian Open titles in 2006, came out as gay at the 1999 Australian Open. Mauresmo roars on Murray during his Australian Open quarter-final clash with Nick Kyrgios in January . Thursday’s Tweet was accompanied by a photo of a pair of baby-sized blue All Star trainers next to a pair of adult shoes. Mauresmo was appointed as Murray’s coach in June 2014 following his split from Ivan Lendl three months earlier. Much of the initial debate around Mauresmo’s appointment centred on whether she could instil a more aggressive attitude in Murray. But it also focused on whether he could rediscover the self-control that became so evident under Lendl. Mauresmo, a former world number one, won Wimbledon and Australian Open singles titles back in 2006 . Mauresmo celebrates beating Justine Henin-Hardenne to win Wimbledon in 2006 . Mauresmo also won the Australian Open in 2006 . Away from the court, on which he is ferociously competitive, Murray is said to be thoughtful, with a gentle and sensitive side, similar to softly spoken Mauresmo. He was forced to defend her appointment, saying: ‘She was someone who struggled with nerves and conquered them later in her career. Someone like that can help more than someone who hasn’t had those issues before. ‘You can talk about Amelie’s accomplishments, she won a lot. She was No 1 in the world, she won multiple Grand Slams, she had a creative game style. As a person, she is very nice, very easy to communicate with, but she is firm as well. So those are the reasons I wanted to give it a shot.’ Murray insisted his coaching liaison with Mauresmo was long-term after he surrendered his Wimbledon crown last summer. The Scot arrived back in Britain on Monday as world No 3 in the new rankings. Despite his recent tournament finishes getting him back near the top of his game, Murray has had to put tennis aside this week as he and Kim Sears make last-minute preparations for their wedding on Saturday.

Summary: Andy Murray appointed Amelie Mauresmo as his coach last summer . Mauresmo is a former Wimbledon and Australian Open singles champion . The 35-year-old is also a former world No 1 .


There'll be no need to queue up at the gates of Buckingham Palace and crane your neck to discover the sex of the new royal baby. In fact, all you'll need is access to the internet. When Prince George's brother or sister makes their entrance to the world, their arrival will be announced first on Twitter according to a report in The Sunday Times. News of the royal delivery will then also be posted on the traditional easel behind the gates of Buckingham Palace, just like Prince George and Prince William before him - or her. Scroll down for video . When Prince George was born in July 2013 his birth was first announced in an emailed press release... ...before being displayed on the traditional easel inside the gates of Buckingham Palace . When Prince George was born in July 2013 his birth was first announced to journalists in an emailed press release. A formal notice signed by the doctors who delivered him was then taken by police escort to Buckingham Palace and displayed at the gates to retain 'the theatre' of a genuine royal occasion. A palace spokesman said at the time: 'We wanted to retain some of the theatre of the notice. It is quite important to us that this is done properly and with the degree of dignity that the event demands. This is the birth of a child who will be in line to the throne. It is a rare occasion and it is nice to be able to do it with some historical precedence.' Clarence House also tweeted the news, and the British Monarchy's Facebook page was also updated. Royal sources say the only difference between the birth of Prince George and his brother or sister will be that there will be less ceremony around the delivery of the piece of paper from the Lindo Wing of St Mary's to Buckingham Palace. The signed document is expected to be taken out of a side door and delivered to the palace in an unmarked vehicle. And it's not the first time the Duke and Duchess have chosen Twitter to deliver news. When the couple got engaged in October 2010 the announcement was first made on Twitter the following month. The birth of Prince William was first announced on an easel outside Buckingham Palace in 1982 . Prince William's birth announcement was signed by the doctors who delivered him . With the Duchess due to give birth any day, one gambler has bet £10,000 that she will give birth to a girl. The man, in his late 30s and from Manchester, will collect more than £15,000 in winnings, which includes his original bet, if the royal baby is a princess. Bookmakers Ladbrokes said the anonymous punter normally gambles on horse racing and football, and this is his first bet on the Royal Family. The Duchess in March at one of her last public appearances before the birth of her new baby . The man said: 'I'm not really bothered by the royals, but I'd just had a big win

Summary: Kate and William to start new royal birth custom . Arrival of Queen's fifth great-grandchild will be announced with a hashtag . Birth revealed on Buckingham Palace easel AFTER social media .


Martin 'Mad Dog' Allen returns with his latest column for Sportsmail. The Barnet manager talks about how important it is for the troops to follow order during this crucial stage of the season. TAKING THE BISCUIT . Just a few days ago an old friend of mine Jimmy Carter, the winger who played for Millwall, Liverpool and Arsenal not the US President, visited Barnet and left me a nice packet of milk chocolate biscuits in my office. After training, to help me get rid of them, I decided to give some out to our players. The first seven who walked past my office door were called in for a cup of PG Tips and a chat. I asked each one to take a biscuit and pass the pack on, around the group. I kept repeating it, each time: Take one and pass it on, take one and pass it on. One player didn’t want a biscuit and simply passed the packet on. Martin Allen believes it is important for troops to follow order during this crucial stage of the season. I stopped them in their tracks and asked him why he hadn’t taken a biscuit. This was an opportunity to point out how important it is to follow the coach’s direction. I didn’t tell them to eat it - I told them to take one and pass the pack on. The other six were looking at their biscuits waiting for the go ahead. I passed the packet back to the player and he now took his biscuit. I let them all know they could eat if they like, and if not return it to my desk, and shook all their hands as they left the room. When it comes to this crucial stage in the season, you need all your troops ready to follow orders. IT’S A ZAYN IF THEY’RE NOT PULLING IN ONE DIRECTION . At whatever level it’s always important to have all your players going in One Direction. Just like the band, if you’ve got one person wanting to go a different way, do a different thing, something is going to crack and the team ethic and unity will be broken. At the business end of the season, it is so important that they are working as a team. People have to do their jobs; defending set plays, defensive shape when you’re attacking, working up and down the pitch. You need good captains and leaders within your group. People like John Terry, who not only does his job but also makes sure each and every person in that Chelsea squad follows Jose Mourinho’s guidance out on the pitch. It is One Direction, or no direction. Captain John Terry works hard to ensure everybody at Chelsea is heading in the same direction . ON THE PERIPHERY . Having good players in your first team is obviously vitally important. But the players out of the team, on the periphery, can lose you matches. Negative body language, people unable to cope with not playing, disruptive comments, and a dismissive look about everything

Summary: Martin Allen believes it's a crucial time for troops to follow orders . Players like John Terry ensure whole squad is pulling in same direction . Perceptions in football need to change and they need to change quickly . Birmingham boss Garry Rowett is heading all the way to the very top .


Bangladesh beat fellow World Cup quarter-finalists Pakistan by 79 runs in the first one-day international in Dhaka. Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim scored centuries as Bangladesh made 329 for six and Pakistan could only muster 250 in reply. Pakistan will have the chance to level the three-match series on Sunday when the second ODI takes place in Mirpur. Bangladesh celebrate beating fellow World Cup quarter-finalists Pakistan by 79 runs in Dhaka . Bangladesh elected to bat after winning the toss but struggled to 67 for two in the 20th over after Soumya Sarkar was run out by Wahab Riaz for 20 and Mahmudullah (five) was bowled by Rahat Ali. Tamim and Mushfiqur set about repairing Bangladesh's stuttering innings and did just that by putting on 178 runs in 21.4 overs for the third wicket, during which time Tamim notched his fifth ODI century. He continued to plunder runs with ease but went for one big shot too many against Wahab and was caught at mid-off to leave Bangladesh on 245 for three with nine overs left. His 135-ball knock of 132 included 15 fours and three sixes. Two sixes in the 43rd over took Mushfiqur into the nineties and he joined Iqbal in passing three figures by hitting Saeed Ajmal for successive fours in the 45th. Mushfiqur perished in the 48th over when he edged Wahab behind to depart for a 77-ball innings of 106 which included 13 fours and two sixes. Shakib Al Hasan (31) and Sabbir Rahman (15) scored 30 runs in 2.2 overs before falling to Wahab (four for 59) in the final over as the hosts set Pakistan 330 for victory. Bangladesh cricketer Tamim Iqbal plays a shot during the first One Day International cricket match in Dhaka . Pakistan cricket captain Azhar Ali plays a shot during the first One Day International cricket match in Dhaka . Azhar Ali and Sarfraz Ahmed put on 53 runs for the first wicket before the latter slog-swept Arafat Sunny to deep backward square leg to leave Pakistan one down in the 11th over. Mohammad Hafeez was then run out to leave Pakistan stuttering on 59 for two but there was some respite when Azhar notched his fifth ODI half-century in the 20th over to celebrate his first match as captain in fine style. He and Haris Sohail compiled 89 runs for the third wicket but Azhar departed for 72 when he edged behind and Haris was also walking back to the pavilion shortly after he passed 50. Fawad Alam joined Mohammad Rizwan at the crease but his stay was short - 14 runs from 19 balls - and he and Saad Nasim (nought) fell to Sunny in the 40th over as Pakistan limped to 217 for six with 10 overs to play. Igbal sends an impressive shot flying through the air as Bangladesh turn on the style against Pakistan . Pakistan required an unlikely 113 runs to win at that point and though Rizwan and Wahab put on 27 of those, their dismissals saw the end come quickly. Rizwan reached

Summary: Bangladesh beat fellow World Cup quarter-finalists Pakistan by 79 runs . Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim scored centuries for Bangladesh . Bangladesh made 329 for six and Pakistan could only muster 250 in reply . Pakistan will have the chance to level the three-match series on Sunday .


Lionel Messi has issued an ominous warning to his opponents with the four-time Ballon d'Or winner declaring he is back to his best after a disappointing and trophy-free 2014. A string of injuries limited Messi's involvement as the Catalan giants lost the La Liga title to Atletico Madrid, the same rivals who knocked them out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals. Messi's misfortune saw the Ballon d'Or go to Cristiano Ronaldo for the second consecutive year while there was also the matter of a tax investigation that carried a potential jail term. Now though, Messi's turned the tide - Barca are top of the league, his personal goal tally's at 45 from 44 games and Paris Saint-Germain await in the first leg of their Champions League quarter final on Wednesday. Lionel Messi says he is happy again after a disappointing 2014 that was riddled with injury and off-field drama . The Argentine maestro celebrates his goal against Sevilla, his 399th for Barcelona . 'I am happy. The truth is that I started the season in another way after what happened to me last year,' he said in an interview with Barcelona's club website. 'I was inconsistent last season. I was out for a while due to injury, missing quite a few games. When I came back I didn't feel right. It was a year that I have tried to quickly forget to try and get back to my best through hard work, smiling and effort, like I always have and now, fortunately, I feel very good.' Messi says he is keen to 'get back to my best through hard work, smiling and effort, like I always have' Barca top of the league and his personal goal tally's at 45 from 44 games ahead of PSG on Wednesday . With his breathtaking 2015 form already bringing 34 goals in La Liga and eight in the Champions League, Messi will hit the 400 mark for Barcelona should be find the net in Paris. Being fit again has been key for Messi, but he also says his forward combination with new team-mates Luis Suarez and Neymar have been a calming influence. 'Barcelona have always had great forwards, not just now with Neymar and Luis. But it's true that we are taking advantage of them because they are both great world stars. They give us another thing than goals, so in that sense, I'm calm,' he said.

Summary: Barcelona face PSG in Champions League quarter-final first leg . Lionel Messi comes into Wednesday's match in incredible form . He has 45 goals in 44 games and is one short of 400 for Barca . Messi said he is happy and 'back to my best' after poor 2014 . Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo could line up together in UEFA All-Star match .


Jordon Ibe is poised to sign a new five-year contract with Liverpool by the end of the week. The 19-year-old has agreed terms on a deal which will keep him at Anfield until 2020. Ibe spent the first half of this season on loan at Derby County but returned to Liverpool in January and has made a notable impact in his eight appearances. Jordon Ibe has impressed since returning to Liverpool this season and will sign a new contract this week . Ibe battles with Emre Can (right) for the ball as Liverpool train at Melwood last week . A knee injury disrupted his run in the side and he was cup-tied for Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final defeat to Aston Villa, but he is expected to return against West Brom this weekend. Liverpool also expect to announce Jordan Henderson's new contract this week and are close to finalising an extension for Martin Skrtel. Talks are ongoing with young defender Jon Flanagan too whose contract expires in June. Liverpool yesterday agreed a new three-year shirt sponsorship deal with Standard Chartered worth around £30million a year. Ibe posted a picture of himself enjoying the summer sunshine on Instagram earlier in the week .

Summary: Jordon Ibe will sign a new five-year contract which will run until 2020 . Ibe has impressed at Liverpool since returning on loan from Derby County . Liverpool also close to signing new deal with Jordan Henderson . READ: Martin Skrtel rejects talk linking him with a move away from Anfield . Reds agree to new three-year sponsorship deal with Standard Chartered .


A bullish performance by Exeter tighthead Tomas Francis could trigger a tug-of-war between Stuart Lancaster and Warren Gatland after the 21st 2lb prop helped end Northampton’s three-month unbeaten run in the Aviva Premiership. Against a side who pride themselves on the set-piece, Francis dominated his scrummaging contest against Alex Corbisiero and put down a significant marker for his inclusion at the World Cup. The 22-year-old — who qualifies for both England and Wales — is yet to pledge his international allegiance, despite having been called up to Gatland’s training camp during the RBS 6 Nations. Dave Ewers (right) tackles Samu Manoa of Northampton Saints during the Aviva Premiership match . Chiefs prop Tomas Francis, who qualifies for England and Wales, impressed up against Alex Corbisiero . ‘Tomas is a young man and will only get better through regular exposure,’ said Exeter director of rugby Rob Baxter. ‘He’s been to a Welsh training camp, but he’s English.’ With Wales suffering from injury problems in the front row, Francis (right) could be fast-tracked through the ranks to face England in the World Cup pool match. But his performance at Sandy Park may tempt Lancaster to make a late move for the youngster, with Chiefs moving back into the play-off positions with three games to play. Christian Day (right) and Alex Corbisiero of Northampton drive at the Exeter defence during their defeat . Try-scorer Elliot is tackled by the Chiefs defence as they tried to start a comeback but weren't able to . Some suspected a Saints backlash following their European exit to Clermont Auvergne but a yellow mist descended and the champions paid the price for indiscipline and inaccuracy. With Calum Clark, Stephen Myler and Alex Waller all sin-binned within 15 minutes of each other, Exeter turned the screw and sent Northampton home empty handed. Exeter started sharply with Phil Dollman touching down before Northampton pulled back through James Wilson’s try. Mitch Lees (right) attempts to drive through Northampton number eight Dickinson at Sandy Park . Lees attempts to break a tackle of the Saints forwards as he helped his side to victory over Northampton . Henry Slade’s penalties and the Saints’ ill-discipline kept Exeter in charge before Francis’ pressure at the set-piece helped earn a penalty try. ‘They put our set piece — particularly our scrums — under pressure,’ said Saints director of rugby Jim Mallinder. Jamie Elliot dived over for a late try, but it was scant consolation for the travel-weary Northampton. Wasps' Tom Varndell on his way to a try hat-trick . Leigh may miss semi . Leigh Halfpenny could miss Toulon’s Champions Cup semi-final against Leinster after suffering a suspected dislocated shoulder during Saturday’s Top 14 victory over Grenoble. However, Saracens are confident fly-half Owen Farrell will recover from a knee injury in time for their semi-final against Clermont Auvergne. Winger Tom Varndell scored a hat-trick of tries as Wasps secured a bonus point 40-13 victory at London Welsh. Despite keeping their top-six hopes alive, Wasps director of rugby Dai Young warned: ‘We need to improve.’ Sale director of rugby

Summary: Exeter moved up to fourth after completing a double over Northampton . Phil Dollman and a penalty try helped the Chiefs on their way to victory . James Wilson and Jamie Elliot scored for the Saints but to no avail .


Stuart Armstrong admits taking receipt of his first Scottish Premiership league winners’ medal would help finalise the process of feeling like a Celtic player. For the young midfielder, a Parkhead title party next month would also help make up for the hurt he suffered at the very same venue 12 months previously. Last May, at the culmination of an exciting season on Tayside, Armstrong and his young Dundee United team-mates harboured high hopes of becoming just the third team in Tannadice history to lift the Scottish Cup. Celtic's Stuart Armstrong (right) is hoping to get his hands on the Scottish Premiership title . Armstrong completed a move from Dundee United to Celtic during the January transfer window . Following a 2-0 defeat in the final against St Johnstone, however, the 23-year-old was left crestfallen as he watched the Perth side celebrate their own slice of history on the Parkhead turf. A year on and he is part of a Celtic side rapidly closing in on a title that even Derek McInnes, manager of closest challengers Aberdeen, admits is essentially over. While insisting nobody at Celtic is taking league glory for granted, Armstrong – who joined Celtic on transfer deadline day - admits that a title party in the east end of Glasgow next month would represent a green day to banish the blues that still hang over his head from a year ago. ‘Last year’s Scottish Cup Final at Celtic Park was a disappointing end to a very enjoyable season,’ Armstrong recalled ahead of his side's lunchtime clash at Inverness. ‘We had the joy of winning the Scottish Cup semi-final against Rangers at Ibrox so to then go on and lose in the final to St Johnstone was very difficult to take. It’s not something you can change, though, so you have to just live with that disappointment. ‘But winning the title would be nice this year. A bit of success would certainly lighten the disappointment of that cup final. ‘And there’s a nice little gap building now at the top of the table. For a while Aberdeen were threatening us closely but we have managed to extend the gap and we still have a game in hand. While it’s never over until it’s mathematically impossible, we are confident we can clinch it. But we won’t be complacent. Armstrong joined Celtic along with his close friend and former Dundee team-mate Gary Mackay-Steven . ‘I’ve been here at Celtic a few months now and I’ve played a few games so I do feel like a Celtic player. But I would feel even more like a Celtic player with a league winners’ medal. As a player, you want to fill your trophy cabinet up and winning the league title would be a great way to start.’ In this season when achieving just the fourth treble in Celtic’s long history is a real possibility, Armstrong, like close friend Gary Mackay-Steven, has been limited to Premiership action because of his involvement in the cups with United earlier this season. His League Cup-winning team-mates return to Hampden

Summary: Stuart Armstrong is hoping he can win his first Premiership title . Armstrong joined Celtic from Dundee United in January 2015 . He experienced heartache during last season's Scottish Cup final . Armstrong and his then Dundee United team-mates were beaten 2-0 .


Maverick Tottenham forward Emmanuel Adebayor has insisted that he is happy to stay and fight for his place at White Hart Lane and rejected reports linking him with a move away. Taking to Twitter on Tuesday night, the 31-year-old Togo international expressed his gratitude at being able to play in the Premier League and labeled the division 'the best in the world.' Adebayor joined Spurs in 2011 from Manchester City, initially on loan before an impressive first season tally of 18 goals, convinced the club to make the switch permanent for £5million the following summer. Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor rides the challenge of Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren (left) Adebayor takes to Twitter to pledge his future to Tottenham and insists he will fight for his place in the team . Adebayor gives an underwhelming performance against League One side Sheffield United in the League Cup . The striker's significantly more modest form since then, however, coupled with the meteoric rise of homegrown star Harry Kane, have left Adebayor little more than a bit-part in the Spurs machine. This season, he has made just 16 appearances in all competitions, scoring only twice and has been criticised for several underwhelming performances, in particular his showing against League One's Sheffield United in the Capital One Cup semi-final. Yet, the former Arsenal, Real Madrid and Manchester City hitman remains adamant that he will see out the remainder of his contract in north London. Adebayor's last Premier League goal for Spurs came during a 1-2 defeat by Newcastle back in October last year. Adebayor has made just 10 appearances in all competitions this season and scored only twice . Adebayor might be deemed surplus to requirements due to the breakthrough of homegrown star Harry Kane .

Summary: Tottenham forward Emmanuel Adebayor has taken to Twitter to insist his immediate future remains at White Hart Lane . He has one year left to run on his current contract at Spurs . Adebayor joined Spurs in 2011 from Manchester City, initially on loan before an impressive first season convinced them to make the move permanent . Unfortunately, Adebayor has not managed to rediscover his early form and has been reduced to a bit-part player in Mauricio Pochettino's plans . He has not scored a league goal for Spurs since October .


Five terrorist attacks have been foiled in France since the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris, the country's Prime Minister Manuel Valls said today. His chilling words follow the arrest of a 24-year-old student who was allegedly preparing to storm Catholic churches with an armoury of weapons including Kalashnikov assault rifles. Discussing the case of Sid Ahmed Ghlam, Mr Valls said: 'Numerous attacks had already been foiled - five if you take into account the attack which happily did not take place at [Paris suburb] Villejuif'. Chilling: French Prime Minister Manuel Valls (left) today revealed that five terrorist attacks have been foiled in France since the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January . Mr Valls's comments follow the arrest of 24-year-old student Sid Ahmed Ghlam (pictured) who was allegedly preparing to storm Catholic churches with an armoury of weapons, including Kalashnikov assault rifles . Killed: DNA evidence also reportedly links Ghlam to the murder of Aurelie Chatelain (pictured left and right), a 33-year-old mother and fitness instructor who shot dead in her car in a Paris suburb on Sunday morning . Gathered: This is the student residence where Sid Ahmed Ghlam - a 24-year-old computer science student suspected of plotting imminent attacks on churches in France - had reportedly been living . Ghlam, 24, was caught on Sunday after accidently shooting himself in the leg after allegedly murdering Aurelie Chatelain, a 33-year-old fitness instructor. He was said to be on his way to a number of churches in the Paris area, ready to kill as many people as he could. Ghlam's profile was very similar to the three Al Qaeda and Islamic State linked Parisians who killed 17 people around the French capital in January. They murdered staff including cartoonists from the anti-Muslim satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, as well as police officers and four Jews, before being killed themselves. Attack: Five terrorist attacks have been foiled in France since January's Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris . Tragic: Ghalm's arrest came just hours after the murder of Aurelie Chatelain (pictured), a 33-year-old mother and fitness instructor, who was riddled with bullets as she sat in her car in the Paris suburb of Villejuif . Victim: DNA tests reportedly link the arrested man to the murder of Ms Chatelain (pictured) on Sunday . Police are now hunting for at least two accomplices linked to Ghlam, who moved to France in 2009 from Algeria, its former north African colony. Prosecutors believe Ghlam was in contact with an IS radical in Syria, whom they believe ordered attacks on churches in the Paris area. The intelligence has led to Mr Valls ordered increased security, including police and army patrols, around 178 Catholic institutions. 'The threat has never been as high,' Mr Valls told France Inter radio station. 'We have never had to face this kind of terrorism in our history.' Hundreds of French nationals are said to have joined jihadist ranks in Iraq and Syria, accounting for almost half the European fighters there, according to report by the French Senate. Mr Valls said 1,573 French citizens or residents have

Summary: Manuel Valls said France is facing an unprecedented threat from terrorism . 'We have never had to face this kind of terrorism in our history,' he said . Comments follow the arrest of 24-year-old student Sid Ahmed Ghlam who was allegedly plotting attacks on Catholic churches in Paris . DNA also reportedly links Algerian to murder of dancer Aurelie Chatelain .


Sometimes, putting up a billboard just isn't quite enough - so a group of Russian entrepreneurs have come up with a new way to get you message out: on the breasts of a beautiful woman. Companies Tittygram and Titisign have popped up in Russia offering the eyebrow raising service and are, by all accounts, causing quite a stir. Indeed, it has already caught the attention of one big company, which jumped at the chance to advertise its whoppers. Cleavage: Burger King has become one of the first big companies to take advantage of thi type of advertising . From the heart of Russia: Two companies now offer to write on a woman's cleavage and take a snap . Burger King's Russian branch posted a picture of a woman with 'I love Burger King' emblazoned across her chest, courtesy of Tittygram, on its VK page, the country's version of Facebook. The message above reads: 'Do you want your name to be written here? 'Every week the most active participant will get such a named postcard from us! 'Not only our whoppers are prepared on fire, everything we have is on fire as well!' And it has certainly brought them a fair amount of attention, with hundreds of 'likes' and countless comments - although they are not all positive. What's more, as advertising campaigns go, it is incredibly cheap: for as little as $6, or £4, they promise to get your message across in a way which is certain to grab attention. Versatile: The picture can then be used as either a personal message, or advertising, and cost just £4 . Eyebrow raising: But the use of a woman's cleavage as advertising space has not been universally popular . According to the Global Post, Tittygram was set up earlier this year, with Titisign following in its footsteps more recently. Both offer a similar service, asking people to send their messages in, at which point a model writes the message on her breasts and then takes the requisite photo. The English website for Titisign boasts: 'Stave off boredom! Send your communication on the bosom of Russian beauties – knock your friends’ socks off, advertise your business and make unforgettable gifts! 'Say hello from the heart of Russia!' Boasts: 'Knock your friends’ socks off, advertise your business and make unforgettable gifts,' says Titisign . Alexey Gavrilov, co-founder of Titisign, revealed to MailOnline the company gets a range of requests for messages - from 'Farewell, Semyonych. With best wishes for your wedding day' to 'Do not play with heart - it is one. Play with boobs - there are two of them'. The women, he reveals, are not all professional models. 'We invite not only professional models who are interested in our project and like our idea, but beautiful girls,' he explained. 'Some of our models we find in professional community - we have photographers in our team - and some of them we find through social networks, others find us themselves.' However, as one VK user points out, when advertising 'it is necessary find something that

Summary: Two Russian companies have started offering unusual service this year . One message can cost as little as $6, or £4, so it is a cost effective method . American fastfood chain posted an 'advert' to its Russian page this month . But critics have pointed out it is unlikely to have mass market appeal .


A 160kg man who fell down a stormwater drain has been rescued by 15 firefighters after an hour of trying to lift him out of the hole. Rescue teams were called to Meadowbank in Sydney's west about 11pm on Wednesday with reports a man was trapped in a drain. Firefighters, paramedics and police extracted the man from the hole using ropes and ladders due to injuries he sustained to his shoulder and leg. 'In order to get him out they had to set up a ladder and put him on a stokes stretcher and slide him up,' NSW Fire & Rescue Superintendent Tom Cooper said on Thursday. The moment a 160kg man who fell down a stormwater drain was rescued by 15 firefighters . Due to the size of the man it took 15 firefighters, ambulance and the police to get him out of the drain. It's unknown how the man fell down the two-metre drain, Supt Cooper said. The man was taken to hospital.

Summary: Man was trapped in stormwater drain in Meadowbank in Sydney's west . It took an hour to rescue him using ropes and ladders . It's unknown how the man ended up stuck in the two-metre deep drain .


A woman who allegedly dumped her quadriplegic son in the woods so she could spend the week with her out-of-state boyfriend is now facing an attempted murder charge, police have said. Nyia Parler, 41, has been hospitalized for undisclosed reasons in Maryland ever since her 21-year-old son was found in a pile of wet leaves in Cobb Creek Park in Philadelphia last Friday. Police believe the man had been left in the woods all week - with nothing but a bible and a blanket - and was exposed to the rain and cold and to wild animals. He was found next to his wheelchair. Parler was initially charged with aggravated assault, kidnapping and neglect of a care-dependent person, and police have now added attempted murder to the list. Accused: Nyia Parler, 41, who is in hospital for undisclosed reasons, now faces an attempted murder charge for allegedly dumping her disabled son, 21, in the rainy and cold woods for five days . Charged: Parler (right) left her son on Monday to visit her boyfriend John Ferguson (left), right. Ferguson thought that other relatives were looking after the son, while Parler told relatives the boy was with her . Police said they did not expect to arrest Parler until she was cleared for release from the hospital and charged in Maryland as a fugitive. They would then seek to have her extradited. Captain Paul Starks of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department in Maryland said on Monday that security reasons prevented him from disclosing the name of the facility where Parler is being held and medical privacy laws prevented him from discussing Parler's health condition. The last time the mother and son were seen together was on Easter Sunday. She then allehedly boarded a bus to visit her new boyfriend, John Ferguson, in Maryland, authorities said. She told concerned relatives last week that she had taken her son with her when she went to visit her boyfriend, who thought that family members were watching the son, police said. But the son attends a public high school that had inquired about his absences, they said. Horrific: The quadriplegic man was found on the floor of a secluded woodland outside Philadelphia with this Bible and this blanket, 10 feet from his wheelchair. He'd allegedly been left there by his mother . Abandoned: A passerby saw the 21-year-old's wheelchair and found the man after going to investigate . Investigation: Officers recovered the man's wheelchair (pictured) for evidence after he was found alone . Relatives, who had been contacted by the boy's school when he didn't turn up to class, commented on Parler's Facebook page, 'nyia call me asap,' and 'How the hell you happy?!? Call me!' The son, who has cerebral palsy, was found around the corner from his home by a person who saw the wheelchair and went to investigate. If the person hadn't done that, Philadelphia police Lt. John Walker said, 'this kid would have died a miserable death'. The son was in stable condition at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia on Monday after being treated

Summary: Nyia Parler 'left her son in the woods in Philadelphia so that she could spend the week with her boyfriend in Maryland' But five days later, a passerby discovered the man with nothing but a bible and a blanket and contacted authorities . The son is, who has cerebral palsy, is in stable condition in hospital . Parler is in hospital for undisclosed reasons but faces a list of charges .


Aviva Premiership club Gloucester will face a Rugby Football Union hearing after selecting lock Mariano Galarza for their league game against Sale Sharks last month. The RFU has said Galarza should have been ineligible for the match. In a statement, the RFU said: 'In the Aviva Premiership rugby match against Sale Sharks on March 29, Gloucester Rugby breached Aviva Premiership Rugby regulation 3.3(a) by selecting a player (Mariano Galarza) who did not hold effective registration for Gloucester Rugby. Mariano Galarza played for Gloucester against Sale Sharks despite the fact that he's ineligible . 'The case will be heard by an independent panel of Jeremy Summers, Bonike Erinle and Robert Horner on Monday, April 27.' Galarza was selected among Gloucester's replacements for a game that they lost 23-6 at the A J Bell Stadium. He went on as a 54th-minute substitute for Tom Savage. Gloucester currently lie ninth in the Aviva Premiership, and it is feasible that they could be hit by a points deduction. The west country club have three league games left - against Newcastle, London Irish and Bath - while they are also through to next week's European Challenge Cup final, when they will face Edinburgh at the Twickenham Stoop. The Aviva Premiership side now face the prospect of having points deducted for the misdemeanour .

Summary: Gloucester are in danger of being given a points deduction by the RFU . The Aviva Premiership side played Mariano Galarza against Sale Sharks . The lock was ineligible to feature so they will now face a panel hearing .


Jihadi John and other ISIS extremists are building a network of 'misfits' around the world who can carry out 'chaotic' terror attacks with little planning, a senior police officer has warned. Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley, head of specialist operations at the Metropolitan Police, said ISIS is trying to 'pick up' potential fighters among 'the vulnerable, people with violent backgrounds, very young people and those with mental health issues'. Mr Rowley issued the warning of new tactics among Islamist fanatics at the Counter-Terror Expo at Olympia, west London, yesterday. London-born ISIS execution Jihadi John is being used to recruit a network of 'misfits' around the world, made up of the 'very young, violent and mentally ill', a senior police officer has warned . On changing methods of attack, Mr Rowley said: 'We still have groups who are interested in the awful, spectacular attacks that we have seen with Al Qaeda in the past. 'That's still something we have to be concerned and worried about. But now there's a much wider range, with chaotic attacks across the world using knives, using vehicles. 'The real aim being to kill and get footage of that to propagate the message and propagate their cause.' His words echo the case of London teenager Brustholm Ziamani, who was jailed in February for plotting a 'Lee Rigby-style' attack on a British soldier or policeman. He fell under the spell of the notorious al-Muhajiroun group once fronted by hate preacher Anjem Choudary after being made homeless in London. In 2008, 22-year-old Nicky Reilly - who had a mental age of 10 - attempted to carry out a suicide bombing in Exeter after he was contacted by extremists online. Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said yesterday that the tactics of terror groups are changing . Mr Rowley said there had been a 'step-change' in the scope and scale of terror threats. Citing the rise of ISIS in Syria and northern Iraq, compared to existing terror strongholds in Afghanistan, Somalia and Yemen, he said: 'It's a much easier area to get to. It's not far from budget holiday trips to Turkey and Greece that those terror groups travel to, to exploit.' More than 600 British jihadists have travelled to join ISIS, with half returning to pose a threat on UK streets. But Mr Rowley said around 50 per cent did not have terror links before flying to Syria. Instead, many had been radicalised via propaganda on social media, by extremists, hate preachers and fighters such as Jihadi John - real name Mohammed Emwazi. Branding ISIS a cult, Mr Rowley added: 'It is actually looking to inspire people to support their cause. 'They're developing that with a very, very determined approach to exploiting social media and propaganda.' London teenager Brustholm Ziamani (left) was picked up by Islamic extremists after he was kicked out of his home. Mentally ill Nicky Reilly (right) was also goaded into carrying out a nail bomb attack in 2008 . Mr Rowley added: 'We have terrorist groups now able, from relatively safe environments in ungoverned space of broken areas of the

Summary: Met Office Assistant Commissioner says fanatics' tactics have changed . Rather than large-scale 9/11-style attacks, smaller cells are now forming . ISIS uses videos like those featuring Jihadi John to inspire followers . Extremists are now targeting the mentally ill and very young, he said .


A Houston father was upset to learn that his five-year-old daughter was disciplined for wearing her rainbow spaghetti-strap sundress to school, where teachers said that it violated the dress code. Jef Rouner wrote in the Houston Press that his daughter was forced to cover up with jeans and a t-shirt when she was told that the spaghetti straps of her 'full-length' dress were 'against the rules'. 'We still live in a country where someone can decide the shoulders of, and I can't stress this enough, a five-year-old girl are so distracting that they must be sent away and decently hidden,' he said. Kiddie clothes: Jef Rouner said his five-year-old daughter was forced to cover up when she wore this spaghetti-strap sundress to her school in Houston, Texas . 'She'd had her heart set on wearing her rainbow sundress since the weather warmed up,' recalled Mr. Rouner. He didn't hesitate to let her wear the multicolor frock, which he bad bought from a store in the mall and previously let her wear to church. 'I didn't pick up my daughter's dress at My First Stripperwear,' he insisted. 'It's not repurposed fetish gear from a store for very short people.' But despite the striped dress being what Routner believes is completely age-appropriate, his daughter is now 'wordlessly accepting that a dress with spaghetti straps, something sold in every Walmart in America right now, is somehow bad.' Supportive pop: Jef said he finds it 'weird' that school dress codes tend to offer more restrictions for girls than boys . Favorite frock: As the weather has gotten warmer, Jef said, his daughter grew excited to wear the striped dress, which she had worn to church in the past . Mr. Rouner took particular issue with the fact that school dress codes almost exclusively target girls, banning items of clothing that aren't even sold in the boy's sections of stores. Though rules against exposing the chest and torso could theoretically apply to boys as well, he explained, boy's clothing simply isn't made to show skin in the same places as girls' clothing. 'Essentially, a school dress code exists to prevent girls from displaying too much of their bodies,' he said, adding that most restrictions in his own daughter's school dress code were female-specific. Taking a stand: The vocal father said he won't stop his daughter from wearing the dress again in the future . He went on to note that it is particularly outrageous to discriminate between boys' and girls' clothing at his daughter's age Cut her hair, he said, and his five-year-old would look no different from a boy. Since he still sees no problem with the sundress, Mr. Rouner said he won't stop his daughter from wearing it in the future - and will tell her that she looks 'cute as a button to boot'. And if anyone tells her to change her clothes? The outspoken father said he will tell his daughter to ask 'why' until she gets an answer she likes.

Summary: Jef Rouner from Houston, Texas says his daughter was forced to wear jeans and a t-shirt with her spaghetti-strap sundress . The father expresses frustration that only girls are targeted by school dress codes - even at such a young age . He finds it shocking that a dress his daughter wore to church was deemed inappropriate .


Researchers have completed the first comprehensive study of the microbes living on and in and uncontacted tribe from the Amazon. They say the results show just how modern lifestyles and diets have changed us - and that the bacteria they found could be potentially beneficial to modern society. Researchers sequenced the microbiomes of Yanomami people living in a remote Amazon village in Venezuela who had not had previous contact with non-Yanomami. There are about 26,000 Yanomami living in Brazil and 15,000 in Venezuela, mostly in federally protected reserves near rivers and in remote mountains. The Yanomami are an indigenous ethnic group in the Amazonian region of South America. There are about 26,000 Yanomami living in Brazil and 15,000 in Venezuela, mostly in federally protected reserves near rivers and in remote mountains. The Yanomami are hunter-gatherers. They gather wild bananas, seasonal fruits, palm hearts and cassava. They hunt birds, small mammals, crabs, frogs, small fish and the occasional peccary, monkey or tapir. The group doesn't grow food or domesticate livestock. The researchers found that Yanomami people harbor microbiomes with the highest diversity of bacteria and genetic functions ever reported in a human group. 'That tells us that Western diets and lifestyles have a great impact on our microbiomes', experts at University of San Diego said. 'Studying the microbiomes of people in remote areas may hold the key to understanding microbes we have lost through antibiotics, sealed buildings and lack of exposure to the outdoors,' said study co-author Rob Knight. In the new study published April 17 by Science Advances, researchers sequenced the microbiomes of Yanomami people living in a remote Amazon village in Venezuela who had not had previous contact with non-Yanomami. This information revealed, for the first time, the species of bacteria that co-exist with people who have never been exposed to industrialized society, including Western food and antibiotics. 'Our findings emphasize the need for extensive characterization of the function of the microbiome and resistome in remote nonwesternized populations before globalization of modern practices affects potentially beneficial bacteria harbored in the human body,' the researchers wrote. Many Yanomami now regularly interact with Western civilization through trade, but some villages have never had contact with non-Yanomami people. One such unmapped village was first spotted by an army helicopter passing overhead in 2008. In 2009, a medical mission landed there. As part of their 2009 visit to this previously uncontacted Yanomami village, medical professionals collected samples from the skin, mouths and fecal matter of 34 of the 54 villagers before vaccines or antibiotics were administered. The samples were frozen until DNA extraction and bacterial culturing could be performed for the purposes of this study. Yanomami indigenous leader Davi Yanomami claims Americans' 'robbed blood' for the tests . Thousands of blood samples have been returned to the Yanomami tribe in Brazil, after they were taken by American scientists in the 1960s and held in U.S. academic institutions without the tribe's consent, according to Survival international. The Yanomami have been fighting for their return for over a decade. The Yanomami buried the 2,693 samples during a

Summary: Researchers sequenced microbiomes of Yanomami people in Amazon . Testing found they harbour microbiomes with the highest diversity of bacteria and genetic functions ever reported in a human group . Bacteria they found could be potentially beneficial to modern society .


Liverpool supporters will stage a protest on Tuesday night against the mounting costs of tickets in the Barclays Premier League. The die-hard contingent of fans who travel the length and breadth of the country to watch Brendan Rodgers' side are staying away from The KC Stadium after Hull City charged Liverpool fans £50 for their sets. Last season, the same seats were sold for £35. That price has caused outrage, given that Stoke fans were charged £16 for tickets when they went to Hull in August and Evertonians were charged £35 for seats at The KC Stadium in December. Liverpool fans (seen here at Arsenal) are unhappy at being charge £50 to go to Hull . Liverpool fans are planning a protest a the Hull game over the rising cost of tickets . To put the price of seats at the KC stadium into context, tickets for the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley were available for £33. Liverpool fans have been amongst the most vociferous railing at the spiralling costs and have regularly held up banners at stadiums saying they are 'against modern football'. A statement on the Spirit of Shankly fans' website said: 'We would encourage fans to join us on that night to tell the money men of the Premier League cartel that they cannot continue to charge exorbitant prices, whilst making obscene amounts of money. 'This wealth should be shared and passed back to the lifeblood of the game, the supporters… We will no longer accept these prices when there is more money in the sport than ever before.' Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said at his press conference on Monday: 'I have been made aware of the issue. Fans work hard to get money so they can attend these games. I respect the supporters' right to protest.' Hull boss Steve Bruce has also called for Barclays Premier League officials to act to curb rising ticket prices after admitting he felt sorry for football fans. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says he respects the supporters' right to protest . Bruce said: 'I feel sorry for the supporters of big clubs who have to dig deep every week and I hope when the new TV money comes into play the Premier League can remember football does belong to supporters. 'I know how difficult it is for people here at our club to find the money to bring their two kids to a football match and we have to make sure with all the money washing around we give something back to the fans. 'We have to remember the average man in the street because they are the lifeblood of football and I think if the Premier League set certain rules we would all have to abide by them.'

Summary: Liverpool fans are being charged £50 for a ticket to Hull City, compared to Everton fans being charged £35 . Fans' group Spirit of Shankly want some of the money in the game to be passed back to the fans . Brendan Rodgers said he respect the supporters' right to protest . READ: Liverpool ramp up Memphis Depay chase . READ: Rodgers vows to do 'what is best' for Daniel Sturridge .


Social media experts say they have found a shocking connection between online traffic in downtown Baltimore on Monday and activity recorded during last year's violent protests in Ferguson, Missouri. A leading data mining firm, which has asked to remain anonymous because of its government work, claims that between 20 and 50 social media accounts active in Baltimore on Monday were also used some 825 miles away in Ferguson during the peak of last summer's violence following the death of Michael Brown. The firm said the link suggests the presence of 'professional protesters' or anarchists who are in Baltimore and are looking to take advantage of Freddie Gray's death to incite more violence. Scroll down for video . A leading data mining firm claims that between 20 and 50 social media accounts active in Baltimore on Monday, above, were also used some 825 miles away in Ferguson during last summer's violence. Not all the accounts called for outright violence, but at the very least, the tweets were menacing and ominous, reports Fox News. One account - also linked to the recent union protests in New York City and other disturbances - tweeted photos of Gray's funeral and used language anticipating Monday's violent clashes. The data mining specialist described the discovery of so many of the same social media accounts in the two cities as 'surprising.' The company has also identified a recent social media spike in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City of protesters looking for rides to Baltimore, suggesting that the situation may not be over just yet. Baltimore's mayor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, announced a 10 p.m.- 5 a.m. curfew would be imposed beginning on Tuesday. The use of social media to fuel violence in Baltimore has already been highlighted by law enforcement. Missouri State Highway Patrol officers listen to taunts from demonstrators during a protest over the death of Michael Williams last August in Ferguson: Social media experts have linked the presence of 'professional protesters' or anarchists to both events . In the hours before Baltimore erupted into riots on Monday, an online flier swept across social media inciting high school students in the area to 'Purge' - a reference to a movie, starring Ethan Hawke, where all crime is made legal. Police said on Tuesday that 202 people were arrested, 15 buildings set on fire along with 115 vehicles. Gray, 25, was arrested for possession of a knife on April 12 on Baltimore's west side. According to his attorney, Gray died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody. As Gray's grieving family held his funeral on Monday morning, an online flier circulated among school students, reading: '@3 We Going To Purge', beginning at Mondawmin Mall in the northwest of the city and moving downtown. 'The Purge': A flier (pictured) circulated online on Monday calling for a 'purge' prior to the rioting and looting which took place on the day that Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old who died in police custody, was laid to rest . Young people pelted police with rocks on Monday

Summary: Data mining firm has found between 20 and 50 social media accounts active in Baltimore on Monday were also used in Ferguson last summer . Link suggests the presence of 'professional protesters' or anarchists who looking to take advantage of Freddie Gray's death to incite more violence . One account tweeted photos of Gray's funeral and used language anticipating Monday's violent clashes . A 10 p.m.- 5 a.m. curfew has been imposed by the mayor of Baltimore .


Planners in Windsor have allowed two Costa cafes less than 500 yards apart (file picture) Coffee addicts in Windsor won't have to go far for a fix – after planners in the royal borough allowed two Costa shops less than 500 yards apart. And anyone really desperate can always stop off at the Costa Express in between. The latest Costa will open on the site of the former Dedworth Road HSBC branch, the last bank in the area before it closed last year amid protests. Less than 500 yards away is a Costa which replaced a cycle shop earlier this year. It means there will be two Costas just a brisk five-minute walk apart, plus the Costa Express at a petrol station between them. One resident, Samantha Taylor, wrote online: 'I think it's mad and I wish our local councils could see that we are drowning in fast food and coffee shops in Windsor.' However, Matt Gordon-Smith said: 'The important point here is that this is in Dedworth which formerly wouldn't have had such businesses coming here. 'Surely places like Costa coming in rather than another fast-food shop or betting shop - there will soon be three within a mile - is that a sign that this part of Windsor is on the up?' Costa's planning application says the new shop would be a 'significant driver to local trade'. Planners said there was no legal reason to refuse. Costa were unavailable for comment. It means there will be two Costas just a brisk five-minute walk apart, plus the Costa Express at a petrol station between them (file picture)

Summary: Town planners have allowed two Costa cafes less than 500 yards apart . Two coffee shops in Windsor will be just a short walk away from each other . And there is even a Costa Express in between the two new outlets .


Amid the frenetic chaos of a North East derby low on sustained quality came a goal as memorable as any scored in this fixture over the years. Sunderland were the better team here. They were superior in terms of energy and creativity against a Newcastle side rather inexcusably playing — to use the term their manager hates — with their ‘flip-flops on’ once again. Nothing Dick Advocaat’s home team did, however, was anywhere near as exquisite as the goal that won this contest for them. It was a goal seemingly taken from another day and dropped haphazardly right into the middle of a match that didn’t really deserve it. Jermain Defoe (centre) connects beautifully with a left-footed volley to fire Sunderland into a 1-0 lead against Newcastle United . Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul was unable to do anything about Defoe's 45th-minute strike as he watches it fly into the net . The 32-year-old watches on as the strike- his third for Sunderland - flies over Krul in the Magpies goal . The former Tottenham striker wheels away in celebration of his brilliant strike just before the half-time whistle was blown by Mike Dean . Defoe seemed overcome with emotion as he fell to the turf shortly after putting Sunderland into a 1-0 lead . Sunderland: Pantiilmon 6; Jones 6.5, Vergini 6, O’Shea 6, Van Aanholt 6.5; Cattermole 6.5; Defoe 7.5 (Johnson 78' 6), Larsson 6, Gomez 7, Wickham 6; Fletcher 6 . Subs not used: Bridcutt, Reveillere, Graham, Coates, Mannone, Buckley . Booked: Vergini, Van Aanholt, Wickham, Larsson, Gomez . Goals: Defoe 45' Manager: Dick Advocaat . Newcastle: Krul 6; R Taylor 5.5, Janmaat 6, Williamson 6, Colback 5.5; Gutierrez 6.5; Cabella 5, Sissoko 5, Gouffran 5 (Riviere 57mins 5.5 ), Ameobi 5 (Armstrong 86' 6) ; Perez 5 . Subs not used: Anita, Elliot, Obertan, Abeid, Kemen . Booked: Taylor, Colback . Manager: John Carver . MOM: Defoe . Referee: Mike Dean 7 . Att: 47,563 . *Player ratings by Ian Ladyman at the Stadium of Light . Jermain Defoe gave Sunderland a 1-0 lead with this brilliant volley - CLICK HERE to see more from our brilliant Match Zone service . Only seconds remained in the first half when Sunderland’s earnest but limited centre forward Steven Fletcher leapt to head a long pass from his own goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon towards Jermain Defoe. Still 25 yards out, the former England striker must have thought about bringing the ball under control. He had players arriving in support on either side. It would have been the sensible thing to do. True goalscorers have a mindset that is always switched to ‘glory’, though, and instead of taking the pragmatic route, Defoe decided to buy a ticket for the raffle. Moments after swinging his left foot at the ball he looked up to see it sail over Tim Krul in the Newcastle goal. All of a sudden, he was holding the winning ticket. On a weekend of sensational goals, this was another born of perfect technique, ambition and courage. It deserved to win a game

Summary: Sunderland earn 1-0 Tyne-Wear derby victory against Newcastle at the Stadium of Light . Jermain Defoe gives Black Cats the lead with stunning left-footed volley before half-time . Former Tottenham striker scores his third Sunderland goal in hard-fought win for the home side . Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat earns his first Tyne-Wear derby victory . Black Cats are unbeaten in their last seven Barclays Premier League games against Newcastle United .


A grandmother nicknamed the 'Fairy Dogmother' spends more than £28,000 a year looking after the stray or abandoned dogs she has welcomed into her home. For more than 30 years, Pat Senior, 66, has shared her five-bedroom home in Bolton, Greater Manchester, with the animals, taking in dogs from as far afield as Romania and Hungary. She estimates that she spends £240 a week on food and treats for the dogs, with veterinary bills adding another £17,000 to the yearly cost of caring for the pets. Pat Senior, 66, (pictured) who is nicknamed the 'Fairy Dogmother', spends more than £28,000 a year looking after as many as 26 stray or abandoned dogs she has welcomed into her home . Grandmother-of-four Mrs Senior and her businessman husband, Charles, currently have 19 dogs in their care, including lurchers, German Shepherds and Chinese Cresteds who all sleep and live at her home. She has made makeshift beds for the animals in the couple's garage, with some dogs sleeping in the living room, although three Chinese Cresteds are allowed to sleep in her bed. She takes in neglected greyhounds as well as adopting dogs from pounds, and at one stage had 26 dogs living under her roof. Mrs Senior spends £240 a week on food and treats for the dogs, with veterinary bills adding another £17,000 to the yearly cost of caring for the pets . As well as taking in neglected greyhounds, Mrs Senior also adopts dogs from her local dog pounds and at one stage had 26 dogs living under her roof. She describes meal times as 'chaotic', with her shopping list consisting of 40 small chickens a week for the smaller and medium sized dogs, and two large packs of minced chicken and pasta a day for the larger animals. 'I wake at 6.30am and it's nonstop from then on,' said Mrs Senior. 'We feed the dogs at dinner time and then they get a big dinner in the evening. It's a mad rush and chaotic with dog bowls all over the place and we make sure every dog gets its dinner. They are here there and everywhere. I also take the only four fit enough to walk out. I also clean.' Mrs Senior, who is also a painter, left behind her career as a singer to look after the animals after a chance encounter with a woman trying to rehome a stray lurcher, Lexus, in 1981. Within a few weeks she became inundated with calls from greyhound owners wanting her to take the dogs off their hands and so set up the Angels With Furry Coats dog rescue, which is run entirely from her home. She says was then asked to work undercover for a BBC documentary to 'expose the dark side of grey hound racing,' and was horrified to see greyhounds drugged with heroine and living in squalor. She then made it her mission to open her home to as many neglected dogs as she could, and last year had eight stray hounds brought over from Romania and Hungary at a

Summary: Pat Senior runs rescue centre from her home in Bolton, Great Manchester . Grandmother, 66, adopts pets from as far away as Romania and Hungary . She spends £240 a week on food, and £17,000 a year on vet's bills . Mrs Senior started taking in dogs in 1981 and currently has 19 animals .


As the Champions League starters took a break it was business as usual for the rest of the Real Madrid squad on Wednesday as they returned to training a day after the last eight clash with rivals Atletico. There was no sign of the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez - all of who played 90 minutes in the 0-0 draw at Vicente Calderon on Tuesday - as the fringe players took part in a session at the Valdebebas complex. Isco and Alvaro Arbeloa, second-half substitutes during the first leg against Atletico, were present alongside regular first team players Pepe and Sami Khedira, who were on the bench on Tuesday. Isco, a second-half substitute against Atletico on Tuesday, keeps the ball from Fabio Coentrao during training . Pepe climbs highest as the players that didn;t start in the Champions League trained on Wednesday . Sami Khedira, linked with a move to the Premier League, strikes the ball during Wednesday's session . Javier Hernandez and Lucas Silva were put through their paces at the Valdebebas complex . Real Madrid return to La Liga action on Saturday as they welcome Malaga to the Bernabeu looking to keep the pressure on league leaders Barcelona, who face Valencia on the same day. Real will then face Atletico in next Wednesday's second leg - the eighth time the rivals have clashed this season with Carlo Ancelotti's side still chasing their first win against their neighbours. 'It is not such a good a result,' Ancelotti said after the match. 'I am happy with the performance, but we played really well in the first half and should have scored. We have to try and repeat that at our stadium.' Alvaro Arbeloa tussles with Coentrao during the training session ahead of the return to La Liga action . Brazilian Silva, signed from Cruzeiro in January, takes the ball forward as Pepe (right) watches on . Meanwhile, defender Dani Carvjal was forced to deny attempting to bite Atletico striker Mario Mandzukic during a heated derby. 'Seeing after the match that I have been accused of biting a rival player, I want to make it clear that I did not bite anyone, nor did I try to,' the Spain right back told reporters.

Summary: Real Madrid drew 0-0 with Atletico in the Champions League on Tuesday . Players that didn't start the clash returned to training on Wednesday . There was no sign of Cristiano Ronaldo and the rest of Tuesday's starters . Real return to La Liga action against Malaga at the Bernabeu on Saturday .


Robbie Neilson insists the likes of captain Danny Wilson will only leave Hearts if he is satisfied it's right for the club. As Sportsmail revealed this week, Celtic have placed former Rangers defender Wilson on a list of potential summer recruits. Speaking ahead of Sunday's Championship clash with the Ibrox club, Neilson admitted external interest in his promoted players is inevitable. Hearts manager Robbie Neilson will not sell his players unless it is the right move for the club . Echoing the view of owner Ann Budge, however, the Tynecastle coach says departures will only happen on his say-so if the price is right. 'If you do really well in the Championship and the players excel then there is going to be interest,' admitted Neilson. 'That is football. 'There has been interest in a lot of my players and we have a few boys out of contract, who we are negotiating with at the moment. 'I would like to try to keep my best players but there is a realisation that bigger clubs can come in and take them. 'What I would say is: I wouldn't expect to lose anyone that I don't want to lose. If there are people I want to keep, I expect to keep them. Hearts have already secured promotion to the Scottish Premiership under Neilson's stewardship . 'If teams come in with an offer that is acceptable to us, then I'll expect to lose them. 'What I don't expect to happen is someone moves on and we are not happy about it. If someone leaves the club then it will be on terms that are acceptable to the club and the player.' Parkhead coach Ronny Deila admitted Wilson, a one-time £2million signing for Liverpool, is on his list of potential replacements for Jason Denayer and Virgil van Dijk, linked with Sunderland and Southampton. With a shrug of resignation, Neilson added: 'People talk about how comments from other managers can unsettle you. I think it gives you a boost, because you realise that teams admire you and are interested in you. 'When no team is interested in you... that is what unsettles you. You start worrying when nobody is talking about you. If there is interest in players then it just shows that they are doing really well. 'Big clubs talk, but I would like to think the majority of players have enjoyed their season here and would like to have a good crack at the top league. This is a great place to play and, if they do leave, then they must be really careful about where they go.' Owner Ann Budge has set Neilson and his players the target of a top-six finish in the top flight next season . Neilson, alongside director of football Craig Levein, is more focused on bringing new players into Hearts than losing the ones he has. Defender Adam Eckersley is out of contract, with talks to keep him ongoing. 'It is a case of getting things ironed out, really,' continued Neilson. 'There are also players I want to bring in

Summary: Hearts have already secured promotion to the Scottish top flight . Robbie Neilson believes it is inevitable clubs will come in for his players . He insists he will only sell them if it is the right move for the club . Hearts play Rangers on Sunday and could help their rivals Hibernian .


Madonna received a barrage of criticism from her gay fanbase today after posting a photograph of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and 'thanking' her for her service. The 56-year-old pop star posted the image of the Iron Lady on Instagram - before quickly deleting it just moments later after receiving dozens of abusive messages. Some of her fans took umbrage to the photo, which Madonna captioned with: 'Thank you Margaret Thatcher' followed by '#unapologetic #rebelheart' and a love heart. The singer, who has a large gay fanbase, offended fans who reminded her that Thatcher enacted legislation that banned 'promoting' homosexuality in 1988. Scroll down for video . Pop singer Madonna faced a barrage of criticism from her gay fanbase today after posting this photograph of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and 'thanking' her for her service. She deleted it just moments later . Madonna has immersed herself in the gay community and was named one of the greatest gay icons of all time . Conservative Thatcher, who led the country from 1979 until 1990, established Section 28 of the Local Government Act 1988 – a legislation that was considered anti-gay and later overturned in 2003. Section 28 was introduced against a backdrop of councils promoting gay relationships in schools and the rise of AIDS. The section of the act banned councils from using taxpayers' money to fund books, plays, leaflets, films or any other material showing gay relationships as normal and 'promoting the teaching in any maintained school of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship'. Madonna, who has previously immersed herself in the gay community and was named one of the greatest gay icons of all time in 2012, thanked Thatcher for her example in the Instagram post today. Some of Madonna's fans took umbrage to the post of Thatcher's picture and said she had gone 'a step too far' However, Conservative fans praised her for the post, with one saying the singer was 'back in my good books' Madonna was close friends with openly bisexual comedienne Sandra Bernhard; pictured above in 2000 . Madge posed with her friend Rosie O'Donnell, who is openly lesbian; seen above in 2001 . Section 28 of the Local Government Act 1988 was introduced under Thatcher’s rule and was a legislation that was considered anti-gay. It was brought in against a backdrop of councils promoting gay relationships in schools and the rise of AIDS. Thatcher's government claimed to have taken up the 'dangerous gauntlet' to protect children but it became a rallying cry for campaigners. Current Prime Minister David Cameron has since apologised for banning the promotion of homosexuality in schools. Speaking in 2009, Mr Cameron said the Conservative party had 'got it wrong' when it introduced Section 28 in the late 1980s. He insisted he was making his apology because the legislation had been 'offensive to gay people' and said: 'I'm sorry for Section 28. We got it wrong. It was an emotional issue. We have got to move on and we have moved on.' Alongside the portrait of Thatcher, she pulled

Summary: Madonna posted photograph of Margaret Thatcher before later deleting it . 56-year-old pop star uploaded image and 'thanked' former Prime Minister . She quickly deleted the post after getting barrage of abuse from gay fans .


The number of passenger vehicle teen drivers involved in U.S. fatal crashes decreased from 5,724 to 2,568, per 100,000 people in the last decade . The number of fatal crashes involving teenage drivers has dropped 55 per cent in the past decade, according to a U.S. report. Between 2004 and 2013, the number of passenger vehicle drivers aged 16 to 19 involved in U.S. fatal crashes decreased from 5,724 to 2,568, per 100,000 people. New safety features in cars and graduate license restrictions are among the top reasons for the dramatic drop in fatalities. Ruth Shults, an injury prevention researcher at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta who worked on the report, said graduated licenses decrease overall crash rate in teen drivers by 20 to 40 per cent. Graduated licenses can put curfews on young drivers, putting less teens on the road at night. These types of licenses can also restrict the number of passengers a new driver can have in their car, according to Autoblog. Some states limit young drivers to one passenger, while others only allow relatives and driving instructors. As for time restrictions, some states, such as Idaho, do not let young drivers on the road from sunset to sunrise. Other states have more concrete time periods, such as 11pm to 5am or 12am to 6am. The age in which graduated licenses change from beginner to intermediate to fully privileged driver also varies among states. Eric Teoh, a senior highway statistician at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in Arlington, Virginia, who was not involved in the study said younger teens might not be getting behind the wheel, which means less accidents can occur. On average, three out of four U.S. high schools students aged 16 or older reported to have driven in the past 30 days when taking a survey . 'An 18-year-old novice is probably more prepared maturity-wise than a 16-year-old novice,' he told Autoblog. Three out four U.S. high schools students aged 16 or older had driven at least once during the 30 days before a survey was taken by the CDC, according to the report that announced the fatality information. The report looked at students in 42 states - California, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Washington were not included. The percentage of students who drove was higher in Midwestern and mountain states, and it was found to be lower in metropolitan areas.

Summary: Between 2004 and 2013, number of passenger vehicle drivers aged 16 to 19 involved in U.S. fatal crashes decreased from 5,724 to 2,568, per 100,000 . New safety features in cars and graduate licenses are among the reasons for the drop in fatalities . Graduated licenses decrease crash rate in teen drivers by 20 to 40 per cent . Three quarters of high school students aged 16 or older are on the road .


Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight champion title on Saturday night, controlling Kyoji Horiguchi for nearly the entire five-round bout before scoring the latest submission win in UFC history - tapping out his opponent with a second left. 'I didn't want to be stupid and get knocked out,' Johnson said. 'I had 25 minutes. I just took my time, and with 1 second left, I figured I better finish him.' Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight title with a win over Kyoji Horiguchi in Montreal . Johnson celebrates after a successful defence of his title at th Bell Centre in Canada on Saturday . The American secured a submission victory over Horiguchi in the latest UFC pay-per-view event . Horiguchi was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going. But the Japanese contender was unable to truly capitalize on the opportunities, and it would cost him. Johnson (22-2-1) simply took over in the second round, showing the wide range of skills that have earned him recognition as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters. Constant pressure from the champ left Horiguchi (15-2) struggling to find any opportunity to attack. Instead, the challenger was constantly forced to try and prevent Johnson from taking his back, as they battled routinely against the fence and in the clinch. The American Johnson lands a right hand on his Japanese opponent during their bout in Montreal . Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (right) beat Fabio Maldonado of Brazil to win his first bout since 2011 . It was one-way traffic until the final round, and the 23-year-old challenger was simply overwhelmed by the more experienced champ. Horiguchi tried to attack until the end, briefly threatening with a fifth-round triangle choke, but he was simply overwhelmed. While he was clearly ahead on the scorecards in the final seconds, Johnson turned up the volume, transitioned to an armbar and scored the submission win. Johnson successfully defended the title for the sixth time. In the co-main event, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (36-11) earned his first UFC win since 2011, scoring a unanimous decision over Brazilian slugger Fabio Maldonado (22-8).

Summary: Demetrious Johnson retains his UFC flyweight title . The 28-year-old beat Kyoji Horiguchi by submission in Montreal . Quinton Jackson beat Fabio Maldonado in UFC 186 co-main event . Win was Jackson's first victory in the UFC since 2011 .


World No 1 Novak Djokovic has apologised to the startled ball boy caught in the crossfire of a tirade at his support team during his win over Andy Murray in Sunday's Miami Open final. Djokovic lost his cool at the end of the second set as Murray came back to take the match to a decider but has since expressed his regret at the incident in a video posted on Facebook. During the rant, Djokovic snatched a towel from the shocked youngster before umpire Damien Dumusois gave him a code violation for the outburst, saying it 'didn't look good' as he sat down between the change of ends. Novak Djokovic issued an apology via Facebook to a ball boy he frightened during the Miami Open . Djokovic shouted at his backroom team after he lost the second set of the final to Andy Murray . The world No 1 grabbed a towel from the ball boy (right) who seemed startled by the loud confrontation . He said: 'It's probably been the best start to a season aside from 2011 that I had in my career, and I can't be more grateful for all the support I'm getting from you guys and I'm enjoying my time playing and competing and hopefully I brought a smile to your faces. 'Also I want to reflect on a bad moment that happened in the final against Andy when I lost the second set. I yelled to my camp and my box in frustration. 'I saw the replay. Unfortunately a ball boy was in the middle of it and I really, really feel sorry and regret that he was there. There was absolutely no intention whatsoever to hurt him or scare him in any kind of way. I sincerely hope he forgives me. I really apologise.' Djokovic then extended his apology to the boy's parents. 'I do care about children a lot right now and I look at it in a much different way,' he added. 'So I want to apologise to his parents for this situation as well. As a father I wouldn't wish that something like this happens to my son. The youngster was standing between Djokovic and his backroom team during the heated exchange . 'Again I sincerely hope you can forgive me and that we can move on. Unfortunately sometimes the emotions get the better of you. 'Also times as a professional athlete you learn how to control them and how to stay composed and mentally strong. But on a hot day like this when Andy was playing well and pushing all my buttons it wasn't easy.' Djokovic was feeling the pressure after Murray fought back from a first set tie-break loss to win the second set in the blazing heat of Key Biscayne, Florida. But the outburst seemed to take Djokovic to another level as he rolled Murray 6-0 in the third to claim his fifth Miami Open title. Djokovic raises his arms after claiming victory over Murray 7-6 4-6 6-0 in the Miami Open final on Sunday . Djokovic hams it

Summary: Novak Djokovic beat Andy Murray 7-6 4-6 6-0 in Miami Open 2015 final . Djokovic lost his cool after losing the second set to the Brit in Florida . World No 1 Djokovic shouted at his support team next to a scared ball boy . After seeing the replay, the Serbian posted an apology video on Facebook . CLICK HERE for all the latest news from the world of tennis .


Two pupils have been suspended after schoolgirl's drink was spiked with highly corrosive hydrochloric acid during a science lesson. The teenager was left needing urgent medical treatment after she unwittingly downed the potentially lethal liquid at the specialist science college. The girl avoided serious injury from the colourless corrosive substance as a result of the quick thinking actions of staff at Hounsdown School in Southampton, Hampshire . A schoolgirl was left needing medical treatment at Hounsdown School, pictured, after he water bottle was spiked with hydrochloric acid . An investigation was immediately launched into the incident that is understood to have been a classroom prank. Julie Turvey, Headteacher at Hounsdown School, said: 'The school is taking this matter very seriously and continuing its investigation. A student took a sip from a water bottle into which other students had put a small amount of hydrochloric acid. 'Immediate action was taken to assess the student and the risk of serious harm. First aid treatment was administered and, thankfully, no significant injury was caused and no subsequent medical or hospital treatment was needed. 'The welfare and safety of all pupils attending this school is our priority. We have reported the incident to the Police and two students have been temporarily excluded.' The schoolgirl, who is in Year 11, raised the alarm on Tuesday after taking a sip from her drink. She discovered an unusual taste and smell to the liquid. The child's science teacher abandoned the lesson while the girl was sent to the school medical room, assessed and given water to drink. Tests reportedly showed the girl's water bottle had been contaminated with hydrochloric acid, pictured left. Julie Turvey, Headteacher at Hounsdown School, pictured right said they were taking the matter 'very seriously' A group of boys thought to have been 'messing around' in the lesson were later questioned about the incident. Tests reportedly showed the bottle was contaminated with the substance but that the concentration of the acid was low. The schoolgirl, who has not been named, did not require hospital treatment or suffered any ill effects as a result. Hydrochloric acid is a highly corrosive solution of hydrogen chloride and water; and it is clear and colourless, but highly pungent. It is widely used, including for manufacturing plastic, removing rust from steel, producing leathers, neutralising swimming pools and treating drinking and waste water. If it contacts the skin it can cause severe burns, ulceration and scarring. Hounsdown School is a specialist science college and one of 110 schools in England with teaching school status which allows them to train the teachers of the future. In July 2011 it converted to a 'new style' academy, run by a governing body free from local authority control. It was rated 'good' in its last Ofsted report in 2012 and last year 70 per cent of its 237 year 11 students achieved grade A* to C in English and maths. They currently have 1215 students aged 11 to 16 on roll. The incident was said to have happened during a science lesson at the specialist science

Summary: Teenager's drink was spiked during GCSE lesson at Hounsdown School . Girl immediately given medical treatment by quick thinking teacher . Tests reportedly found low concentration of substance in water bottle . Headteacher says two pupils have been temporarily excluded over incident .


Murder plot: Dr. Anthony J. Moschetto is accused of hiring someone to kill his rival . A Long Island cardiologist had the office of another doctor torched, then hired someone who turned out to be an undercover police officer in a failed attempt to have the doctor hurt or killed, authorities said on Wednesday. Dr. Anthony J. Moschetto allegedly used drugs, guns and blank prescriptions as currency while trying to have the other doctor harmed amid a professional dispute, investigators said. Moschetto first allegedly hired two men to set fire to the man's office; it happened beneath a sprinkler and damage was minimal, prosecutors said. 'He was willing to pay $5,000 to have him beaten and put in the hospital for a couple of months and pay $20,000 to have him killed,' Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Anne Donnelly said of Moschetto's intentions. 'He wanted to put him out of business so he could get his business.' Moschetto worked with the rival cardiologist at a Great Neck practice on Northern Boulevard before setting up his own practice also in Great Neck, said Assistant District Attorney Ann Donnelly. Acting District Attorney Madeline Singas said 'luckily for this victim,' Moschetto was stopped. Investigators who went to Moschetto's home in Sands Point on Long Island's Gold Coast - one of the nation's wealthiest areas - found a weapons cache in a secret room that was accessed through a motorized bookshelf, they said. The weapons, which included dozens of knives, guns and a hand grenade, were displayed at a news conference Wednesday. The investigation into Moschetto started with his purchase of Oxycodone pills, heroin and two fully loaded assault weapons. Prosecutors said Moschetto had paid the undercover police officer $500 to perform a hit before getting arrested. He was caught on undercover video discussing the alleged plot. Attempt to kill: Cardiologist Anthony Moschetto, 54, pictured on Wednesday after he was arrested on charges he had another doctor's office torched, then hired undercover officers to have the doctor hurt or killed . Press Conference: Acting Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announces the arrests of Anthony Moschetto, James Kalamaras and James Chmera during a news conference in Mineola on Wednesday . Moschetto faces a maximum sentence of 8 1/3 to 25 years in prison, prosecutors said. Newsday reports that Moschetto's charges include conspiracy, criminal sale of a controlled substance, arson, burglary, weapons possession, criminal sale of a firearm, and criminal solicitation. Two other defendants are charged in the case, accused of their involvement in the office fire, which occurred before the undercover investigation began. They, along with Moschetto, had been arrested Tuesday. Co-defendants James Chmela, 43, of Selden, and James Kalamaras, 41, also were scheduled for arraignment on Wednesday. 'Dr. Moschetto is a hidden monster living in the North Shore area who has no respect for law and life,' said Nassau County Police Department Acting Commissioner Thomas Krumpter. 'He had enough weapons to provide a small army means to wreak harm.' Alleged arsonists: Co-defendants James Chmela (left), 43, of Selden, and James Kalamaras (right), 41, also were

Summary: Dr. Anthony J. Moschetto allegedly had the office of another doctor torched and tried to have the doctor hurt or killed . Moschetto allegedly hired an undercover cop in a failed attempt to carry out his biddings . Investigators who went to Moschetto's home in Long Island found a secret gun room accessible through a motarized bookshelf . 'He had enough weapons to provide a small army means to wreak harm,' said Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter . Moschetto faces a maximum sentence of eight to 25 years in prison .


Kristen Bell, the voice of Frozen's Anna and the spunky star of House of Lies, believes that parents take the anti-vaccination debate too far and endanger other kids while they are at it. 'Your child is 100 times more likely to be struck by lightning than to have a severe reaction to a vaccine; that's a fact,' Kristen said in an interview for the May issue of Good Housekeeping. The mother of two daughters, Lincoln, two, and Delta, just four months, with actor Dax Sheppard shares how her views on vaccinations actually changed after the birth of her girls, as well as her own self-acceptance of her changing body and the hustle of her acting career. Scroll down for video . Cover girl: Frozen's Kristen Bell features on the front cover of Good Housekeeping's May issue (pictured) Kristen takes a hard stance on vaccinating her kids and urges other parents to do so as well. Citing scientific research, she shares her intimate belief that it's her duty to not only protect her children, but other children, too - especially those who may suffer from autoimmune diseases or cancer. 'If your kid can't get vaccinations; if he goes to school with my kid and I choose not to give my kid vaccinations, I'm putting your kid at risk,' she said. 'To me, that's unacceptable.' 'As moms, our responsibility is not just to our kids - it's to all the other kids, too,' she added. Kristen adds that being a mother 'right-sized' her life and has changed her views on more than needles and preventative medicine. Kristen didn't have her first child until her thirties because she didn't actually think she wanted children at all. Now, however, she considers the parent life 'unmissable.' 'Having kids feels like that first seventh-grade crush that overwhelms every molecule in your body, but it’s permanent,' Kristen said. Peas in a pod: Kristen and husband Dax Sheppard credit couples therapy to the success of their marriage . On the town: Kristen and Dax may come from different backgrounds, but they sure don't look it while coordinating their pose on the arrivals carpet of The Judge premier in October 2014 . Always a self-proclaimed happy person, Kristen, like many women, was not always comfortable with her weight. But after kids, she really is not worried about the last 17 pregnancy pounds from Delta. "Body image is what you make of it,' Kristen explained. 'I don’t like comparison hangovers. It didn't make me feel good.' Nor does she rush for leads in the same way she did before. Pointing out that her kids are the source of her self-esteem now, Kristen still wants to do creative work, but isn't constantly running on the treadmill for it. Her positive attitude is admired by husband, Dax, who makes a cameo in the piece to talk about the secret to their relationship's success: couple's therapy. Often given a bad rep or the signal of the demise of the marriage, Dax and Kristen highlight all the pros of their experience, including how it helped them

Summary: The Frozen star features on the cover of Good Housekeeping's May issue, in which she also discusses her relationship with husband Dax Sheppard . Kristen, 34, admitted that she and Dax attend regular therapy sessions together and insists it helps their marriage . The actress calls motherhood 'unmissable' and hopes her daughters understand the 'sisterhood of Frozen' one day .


Like many women, I’ve long dreamed of a bigger bust. As a modest 34B I’ve experimented with every push-up, plunge and balcony bra there is, so I’m intrigued to learn of a new £150 bra that claims to take you from a B-cup to a DD in an instant. The Scandfit Try Size — dubbed ‘the boob-job bra’ — was developed to help women about to go under the knife decide what size implants to have. Not surprisingly, it has gained a following among women like me who would never have surgery but love the idea of trying out a dream decolletage for a day. Scroll down for video . At a size 34B, Annabel Cole (pictured without the bra) has long dreamed of having a bigger bust but would never have surgery, so she decided to put 'the boob-job bra' through its paces . I decided to put the design through its paces in three variations — a C cup, D cup and whopping DD! Starting with the smallest first, this is what I found . . . FROM B-CUP TO C-CUP, BUT IT'S TOO SAGGY . Cleavage you can change like your clothes? Yes, please! I’m terribly excited by the idea of the Try Size — even more so when it arrives packaged in a white leather box. Soft, black and lace-trimmed, it comes with four pairs of inserts labelled one to four, according to their size. The inserts are measured in cubic centimetres, like surgical implants. The lightest, size one, weighs in at 50cc, followed by size two at 100cc, size three at 200cc and size four at 300cc. One added cup size is roughly equivalent to 200cc, and the idea is that the inserts can be layered in various combinations to create different sizes of cleavage. The Scandfit Try Size (pictured) has been dubbed ‘the boob-job bra’ and comes with four pairs of inserts which can be layered to create different sizes of cleavage . While the Try Size is pretty, it is also hefty. Out of curiosity I plonk it on my kitchen scales: the whole package weighs well over a kilo. I had assumed that the inserts would be silicone, but these are filled with rice and resemble silky bean bags. Apparently, rice is about the same weight by volume as surgical implants and can be moulded more realistically to your breast shape. Each bra cup has an internal pocket to hold the inserts. Annabel is seen here wearing the size three 200cc insert which takes her modest B cup to a C cup, she says she was sorely disappointed with the results of the rice filled insert on this occasion . I start cautiously with the size three 200cc insert, taking my modest B cup to a comelier C. The inserts prove easy to put in but the first hurdle comes with doing up the bra. Unlike those I usually wear, this has four rows of hooks — presumably to cope with the maximum potential weight — and it takes me a few extra minutes

Summary: At a size 34B, Annabel Cole has long dreamed of having a bigger bust . The Scandfit Try Size bra claims to take you from a B-cup to a DD-cup . Annabel decided to put 'the boob-job bra' through its paces in three sizes .


Mark O'Meara rolled back the years with one of the standout rounds of the day to make the cut at the Masters for the first time in 10 years. The 1998 champion was one over after the first round but five birdies in his second, including three in four holes on the front nine, saw him card a 68 and ensure he will still be in the running at the weekend. The 58-year-old American is the third oldest man in the field in 2015, behind Tom Watson (65) and Ben Crenshaw (63), but showed excellent form to hit his first round in the 60s at Augusta since 2001. Mark O'Meara carded a 68 on day two and ensured he will still be in the running at the weekend . O'Meara is the third oldest man in the field in 2015, behind 65-year-old Tom Watson . O’Meara is also better placed after 36 holes than he was when he won the green jacket in 1998. On that occasion he was level par for the first two rounds compared to three under this year. But he will have his work cut out if he wants to catch Jordan Spieth, who is 37 years his junior. Ben Crenshaw, aged 63, is the second oldest golfer competing at the Masters this year .

Summary: Mark O'Meara made the cut at the Masters for the first time in 10 years . O'Meara secured the title back in 1998 . The 58-year-old American is the third oldest man in the field in 2015 .