Leroy J. Toppins went missing on Friday night while playing with siblings in the front yard of his family's home in Washington Court House, Ohio. His parents worriedly reported him missing after he disappeared about 6pm. More than 100 locals joined a search for the toddler that lasted all day Saturday. However at 7pm, the boy's body was found in a pond at an old stone quarry, a short distance from where he was last seen, local network NBC 4. The quarry had been abandoned for years. Tragedy: Leroy J. Toppins went missing about 6pm Friday while playing with siblings in the front yard of his family's home in Washington Court House, Ohio. His body was found in an adjacent quarry Saturday night . Scene: After a search spanning almost 24 hours, dive crews found the toddler's body about 7pm Friday in Sugar Creek Stone Quarry, a short distance from the family's house . The property is adjacent to the former Sugar Creek Stone Quarry. The quarry had been abandoned for several years. Search crews had been combing through the area for almost 24 hours, but were hampered by the area's conditions, according to Concord Green Fire Chief Ralph Stegbauer. 'Even the creek lines where the volunteers are working are very steep,' Stegabauer told WHIO. 'A lot of brush, a lot of trees and, of course, this time of year the water is up high so we have a lot of things in the water.' The boy's body was found about three feet from the pond's shore. Tragically, officials said the pond wouldn't have been there if it weren't for recent rain. No foul play: Police say they have no reason to consider the death of Leroy suspicious, believing he wandered off by himself . Police said the missing two-year-old was found dead in a runoff pond near his house in Fayette County. The quarry was adjacent to his family's home and had been abandoned for years . Police do not believe the death was suspicious. 'At this point there's nothing to indicate foul play,' Fayette County Sheriff Vernon Stanforth told WLWT5. 'The family has been extremely throughout the process. 'We believe the child merely just wandered away and got too close to the water. 'We're never equipped to deal with death regardless of where it is, it's especially troubling when you have a small baby.' Washington Court House is a city of about 14,000, located between Cincinnati and Columbus.

Summary: Leroy J. Toppins went missing 6pm Friday from his parents' front yard . Major search was launched, with 100 locals joining in to help . Divers found the boy's body in a run-off pond at 7pm Saturday . The quarry was adjacent to the family's home . Police do not suspect foul play .


A federal judge has sentenced former Blackwater security guard Nicholas Slatten to life in prison for his role in a 2007 shooting that killed 14 Iraqi civilians and wounded 17 others. Three other guards - Paul Slough, Evan Liberty and Dustin Heard - were each sentenced to 30 years and one day in prison for charges that included manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and using firearms while committing a felony. U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth announced the sentences after a day-long hearing at which defense lawyers had argued for leniency, and prosecutors asked that those sentences - the minimums mandatory under the law - be made even harsher. Scroll down for video . FILE - In these various file photos, Blackwater guards, from left, Dustin Heard, Paul Slough, Evan Liberty and Nicholas Slatten. A years-long legal fight over a deadly mass shooting of civilians in an Iraq war zone reaches its reckoning point, when four former Blackwater security guards are sentenced for the rampage. Three of the guards, Dustin Heard, Evan Liberty and Paul Slough, face mandatory decades-long sentences because of firearms convictions. A fourth, Nicholas Slatten, faces a penalty of life in prison after being found guilty of first-degree murder. (AP Photo/File) Sentencing: Former Blackwater guard Nicholas Slatten (bottom right) was convicted of first degree murder and on Monday be sentenced to life in prison for his role in the 2007 Nisour Square slaughter that left 14 dead and dozens more maimed and injured. Dustin Heard, Paul Slough and Evan Liberty (clockwise from top left) were received the 30-year minimum sentences plus one day for their multiple manslaughter convictions . U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth on Monday rejected a defense motion to impose lesser sentences on the four, as well as a motion by prosecutors to increase the penalties. Lamberth deferred formally imposing the sentences while hearing arguments from both sides on the sentencing. Defense lawyers argued for mercy but prosecutors said the men have never shown remorse or accepted responsibility. All four were convicted in October for their involvement in the killings that caused an international uproar in Nisoor Square, a crowded traffic circle in downtown Baghdad. The legal fight over the killings has spanned years. Prosecutors have described the shooting as an unprovoked ambush of civilians, though defense lawyers countered that the men were targeted with gunfire, and shot back in self-defense. Dozens of Iraqi witnesses to the bloody September day in Baghdad volunteered to travel to Washington to testify against the former guards, the New York Times reported. They described to jurors a scene of absolute horror, one that came as if out of the clear blue. They said they took cover after hearing machine-gun fire start ring after four American armored vehicles rolled into busy Nisour Square. A traffic officer who was on the scene described watching a woman cradle her dead son in her arms before she, too, was murdered by Blackwater guards. Mandatory minimums: A man caring a poster that reads 'approximate locations of victims around Nisoor Square' enters the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse in Washington

Summary: A judge has sentenced former Blackwater guard Nicholas Slatten to life in prison for his role in a 2007 shooting that killed 14 and wounded 17 . Charges against Paul Slough, Evan Liberty and Dustin Heard included dozens of counts of manslaughter and attempted manslaughter . The former Blackwater guards were convicted in October on a combined 33 counts including manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and murder . They left behind a hellish scene in a Baghdad traffic circle where bombed out and bloodied cars littered a street strewn with bodies .


A black man has come out in support of police body cameras after he was gunned down by a white officer during a traffic stop and writhed in agony on the ground saying: 'Why did you shoot me sir?' Levar Jones, 36, who has no criminal record and was on his way home from his job at a Subway café, said the horror of his own shooting was brought home by the death of Walter Scott last week. He told Daily Mail Online he wanted to see non-lethal methods introduced for police, new training in them, and supported bodycams for officers. Mr Jones was confronted by a police officer opening fire at him as he followed instructions to produce his driver's license and was hit in the stomach. The horrifying incident was captured on the officer's dash cam and has led to the policeman Sean Groubert, 31, being fired and charged with a felony assault. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS . Aim: This is the moment South Carolina state trooper Sean Groubert opened fire on Levar Jones, who was unarmed and had his back to the officer. He had stopped him over a suspected seatbelt violation . Victim and accused: Levar Jones has no criminal record and was unarmed when he was pulled over. Sean Groubert has been sacked as a state trooper, and charged with felony assault over the shooting . The victim said the shooting on last September has led to serious psychological problems which had left him unable to work since and needing to see a counselor regularly to help him through the trauma. He told Daily Mail Online: 'I was just an innocent person pulling up at a gas station. 'The officer asked for my license and I tried not to look as a threat at any minute. 'I made it obvious that I was going for my wallet and as I was going to reach for it. He started shouting at me and opened fire.' Mr Jones said he had gone to the Shell gas station in Columbia, South Carolina, the same state where Mr Scott was killed this month, to buy cigarettes while on his way home from work. The dash cam recorded the shooting and Mr Jones writhing in agony, calling the officer 'Sir' and pleading to know why he had been shot. Groubert is seen in the video pulling out of the station and then suddenly putting his vehicle into reverse, turning back and driving towards Mr Jones' white pick up truck which has just pulled in. The clip shows Mr. Jones getting out of his vehicle and on hearing the officer's instructions to produce his license, turn and reach into his vehicle to retrieve it. Groubert shouts, 'Get out of the car!' When Mr Jones complies and starts to back away from the vehicle with his hands raised, Groubert opens fire. Four shots can be heard with the victim being hit in the hip and reeling backwards and falling to the ground as demanded by the shooter. The audio then reveals Mr Jones screaming

Summary: Levar Jones was shot and wounded by police officer in Columbia, South Carolina, when he was stopped and told to produce a license . He reached for his wallet and state trooper Sean Groubert opened fire, hitting him in the stomach . Jones writhed in agony on the ground and said: 'Why was I shot?' as the officer accused him of a seatbelt violation . Jones tells Daily Mail Online Walter Scott's death should force rethink of police procedures with new non-lethal methods favored . Cop was sacked and charged with felony assault and faces maximum 20 year sentence if guilty .


Frank Lampard has revealed he'd 'love' to see a gay footballer come out and be fully respected by the public, saying that the game is changing and losing it's macho persona. Taking part on Channel Four's 'Alan Carr's Chatty Man' alongside Denise van Outen, Noel Fielding and Lethal Bizzle, the on-loan Manchester City star spoke of his support and feels that football in evolving for the better. When host Carr said: 'Do you think we will ever see a gay footballer? Statistically there should be loads. One in ten are gay aren't they? Fifty-thousand professional footballers, one of them must be.' Frank Lampard showed his support for gay footballers in an interview on Alan Carr's Chatty Man . LA Galaxy Robbie Rogers (left) came out as being gay and was heavily supported by the sporting world . Former West Ham United midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger also came out as being gay not long after Rogers . Lampard responded: 'Well we have had a couple. Thomas Hitzlsperger who played in the Premier League, came out after having moved back to Germany or Italy. 'In America, Robbie Rogers played there. 'I think a lot of the problem is, as you say, it's a fact that it will be out there, as it is in all modern life at all times, but I think we are probably at fault as a sport. 'I think that it's that old syndrome where it's a mans game and you can't talk about that. I have to say the game's changing a lot. There are a lot of campaigns. I feel it in the dressing room. There's a different feel about it. 'Yeah there should be. I would love it if someone came out and everyone treated it with respect. You know that thing about 'we're macho we play football,' is very old hat.' With Lampard's career nearing the end, the New York City man is already thinking about what his next step will be - refusing to rule out the chance of becoming a manager. He said: 'I'll maybe do my coaching badges which is a bit of a process as that's two years worth of work to get that and maybe be a manager but I'm not completely sure whether to go down that route or down certain other routes- bit of TV maybe. The City midfielder was joined on the show by Noel Fielding (left, Lethal Bizzle and Denis van Outen . 'Everyone's lining up to do that at the moment you know the punditry thing is the thing to do. Everyone that retires wants to go in, and it's not an easy thing. It looks quite easy to talk about football but it's not.' Following England's disappointing 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Carr pressed Lampard on why we perform so bad - despite the quality in the country. Lampard, who made one appearance during the finals, believes that a lack of squad cohesion may have been the catalyst causing England to finish bottom of group D. 'I think we didn’t gel as much as we should

Summary: Frank Lampard showed his support of a gay footballer coming out . The midfielder says the game is changing and would be accepting . Lampard also spoke about his plans when he retires from playing . The New York City star revealed what he thinks went wrong for England .


Txiki Begiristain was on the 10.30am Lufthansa flight out of Manchester for Munich on Tuesday morning. It’s the week of the Champions League quarter-finals, therefore the Manchester City director of football would have expected to be on the move. This week, however, just like last year, Begiristain is on the outside looking in. City succumbed meekly to Barcelona last month leaving him to plan his schedule only as a voyeur. The thought of Begiristain and his favourite coach, Pep Guardiola, in the same stadium as Bayern Munich attempt to turn over a 3-1 first leg deficit to Porto certainly provides some appropriate imagery. Guardiola is the man Begiristain would like to install at City in the summer of 2016. Manchester City are keen for Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola to become their new manager in 2016 . Guardiola cut a frustrated figure as he watched his side lose 3-1 at Porto in the Champions League last week . Guardiola (right) speaks with midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger during Bayern's training session on Monday . The 44-year-old will come under more scrutiny if Bayern fail to overturn their quarter-final deficit on Tuesday . Despite winning the Premier League last season, City boss Manuel Pellegrini has come under-fire this term . City director of football Txiki Begiristain (left) and Guardiola enjoyed a successful relationship at Barcelona . These, however, are peculiar times for both men. Guardiola is facing his first Champions League exit prior to the semi-final stages of his coaching career and at the hands of relatively inconsequential opposition too. Begiristain, meanwhile, has a decision to make, along with the members of the City hierarchy, about their current manager Manuel Pellegrini. Certainly, Guardiola’s position is interesting. The Champions League – a competition he won twice in four seasons at Barcelona – is central to his identity. He has only ever lost ten matches in six seasons as a coach. Nevertheless, last season’s 5-0 aggregate dismantling at the hands of Real Madrid in the last four raised eyebrows in Bavaria. Bayern were the defending champions when he took over, after all. Now he faces even greater ignominy unless his injury-hit team can produce something special on Tuesday night, this in a week that has seen the club’s distinguished doctor Hans Muller Wohlfahrt walk out in protest at Guardiola’s methods and attitude. Such scrutiny, such criticism is relatively new to Guardiola, who is still only 44. Last week Bayern chief executive Karl Heinz Rummenigge refused to criticise Guardiola’s team. Previously, however, he had been scathing in his assessment of the Brazilian defender Dante, a player who performed horribly in Portugal last week and who Guardiola recommended for a new contract just last summer. None of this is helpful to a coach when he is trying to navigate the closing stages of a season that always asks big questions of teams and squad stretched by injuries and fatigue. In some ways, though, it may play in to City’s hands. Guardiola is facing his first Champions League exit prior to the semi-final stages of his coaching career . Last

Summary: Bayern Munich trail Porto 3-1 in their Champions League quarter-final tie . Pep Guardiola's contract as Bayern manager expires in the summer of 2016 . Manuel Pellegrini's deal at Manchester City finishes at the same time too .


Outspoken weight loss expert Steve Miller is on a mission to tackle Britain’s obesity crisis and has put forward a strict five-point plan he thinks will work wonders. The former Fat Families star is an advocate of constructive fat shaming and believes we need to get tougher on the overweight population. Some of his somewhat controversial demands include obesity wardens in the street, fat warning signs outside fast food restaurants and Steve moving in with public role models who are overweight. An outspoken weight loss expert, Steve Miller, has devised a five-point plan he is convinced will help tackle Britain's obesity crisis . Steve claims that these interventions could save the country and the NHS millions. He said: 'The financial burden obesity has placed on the UK’s economy is astronomical, it cost the nation nearly £47bn in 2014 alone. 'I am sick and tired of the weak measures in place that are clearly failing to tackle this nationwide health issue. 'It’s obvious that drastic steps need to taken in order to take fat seriously. I don’t care if my views make me unpopular, as long as they make people sit up and listen.' The five simple steps that Steve is pledging are as follows: . 1. Getting fat celebrities to lose weight . Steve believes that overweight celebrities and public figures are promoting an unhealthy body image and are bad role models. He is offering to move in with people he deems overweight to help motivate them to lose weight and get them in the right mindset. Steve claims that these interventions, including obesity wardens in the street, fat warning signs outside fast food restaurants and Steve moving in with public role models who are overweight, could save the country and the NHS millions . 2. Fast food warning signs . Steve claims weight loss is all about control and currently the temptation to pig out is always there with no restrictions. He believes by installing fat warning signs outside fast food joints, there is a concrete health warning for those who are overweight, which should make them think twice before tucking into a burger and fries. Steve claims weight loss is all about control and currently the temptation to pig out is always there with no restrictions . 3. Obesity wardens . Under Steve’s plan, these would be Government-employed individuals who could speak on the street to fat people and openly to encourage them to lose weight. Sometimes it takes someone else to tell you to take action before you see what a huge problem being overweight is and from Steve’s experience, he is convinced constructive fat shaming works. 4. Payments for two seats on a plane and cinemas . According to Steve, double payment for plane seats is another way of constructively fat shaming. He believes airlines, cinemas, and theatres should all have scales and if you are over the maximum weight for your height, you should pay to cover two seats. Staff would reserve the right to weigh the customer upon arrival if they believe the customer is too

Summary: Steve Miller is on a mission to tackle Britain’s obesity crisis . The former Fat Families star is an advocate of constructive fat shaming . Steve claims his interventions could save the country and the NHS millions .


An aspiring 21-year-old rapper was shot dead while making a music video in Maryland Wednesday when police say one of the people in his entourage fired a gun that was being used a prop. Keaway Lafonz Ivy, who went by the stage name Kealo, died from a single gunshot wound to the chest after being struck by a bullet in the area of 62nd Place and Eastern Avenue in Seat Pleasant Wednesday night. On Friday, police arrested 21-year-old Lafonzo Leonard Iracks and charged him in connection to Ivy's slaying. Scroll down for videos . Keaway Lafonz Ivy, 21, who went by the stage name Kealo, died from a single gunshot wound to the chest while filming a music video in Maryland Wednesday. He was accompanied by as many as 20 people . Crime scene: The shooting took place in the area of 62nd Place and Eastern Avenue in Seat Pleasant, Maryland . According to investigators, Ivy was shooting a rap video with about 20 people at around 10.30pm in the parking lot of a housing complex when a gun being used as an accessory went off, killing the musician, reported WJLA. Police were able to determine that Lafonzo Iracks was involved in the filming of the video, but he fled the scene after Ivy's death. Officers tracked down the 21-year-old suspect to Northwest Washington DC Friday morning and apprehended him. Iracks is facing a first-degree murder charge, according to NBC Washington. Arrest made: Police in Washington DC arrested and charged 21-year-old Lafonzo Iracks (left), accusing him of killing his friend Ivy (right) during filming Wednesday . There is no word at this time on a possible motive behind the killing of the prolific YouTube artist and aspiring rapper. Most of Kealo's music videos feature the rapper puffing on a cigarette and posing with thick stacks of bills while surrounded by a pose of young men. Some of the low-budget recordings, many of them shot in building stairwells and in the street, also feature the 21-year-old musician handing firearms. His Instagram account similarly includes photographs of guns. Ivy is survived by his young daughter, Skya, and a large extended family. Dangerous game: Ivy, who often posed for pictures and videos brandishing guns (left) and stacks of bills, was allegedly shot with a gun he was using a a prop in the music video .

Summary: Keaway Lafonz Ivy, known as Kealo, was shot and killed in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, Wednesday night . Police arrested 21-year-old Lafonzo Leonard Iracks in Washington DC Friday in connection to killing . Iracks allegedly shot Ivy once in the chest from a gun used in the filming of the video .


Uncapped duo Shai Hope and Carlos Brathwaite have been included in a 14-man West Indies squad for the first Test against England. The islanders have cut six names from their first training camp under new coach Phil Simmons, who began work last week. Sheldon Cottrell, Miguel Cummins, Shane Dowrich, Shannon Gabriel, Leon Johnson and Veerasammy Permaul have all been stood down for the opening game of the three-match series that starts in Antigua on Monday. Jason Holder, the West Indies one-day captain, takes his place in the Test squad to face England . Denesh Ramdin, seen here in action against England, will skipper the side for the three-Test series . But 21-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman Hope and paceman Brathwaite have both been retained. Leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo, who played his 11th and last Test three years ago, has also been handed a recall. Denesh Ramdin will continue to skipper the side, with Kraigg Brathwaite as his deputy . D Ramdin (c), K Brathwaite (vc), S Benn, D Bishoo, J Blackwood, C Brathwaite, Da Bravo, S Chanderpaul, J Holder, S Hope, K Roach, M Samuels, D Smith, J Taylor.

Summary: Islanders have cut six names from squad for first training camp . Uncapped duo Hope and Brathwaite have made 14-man squad . First Test against England start in Antigua on Monday .


Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts reported for jury duty in Rockville, Maryland on Wednesday - and was not selected. The 60-year-old was called to serve on a case involving a car crash and had to answer a couple of questions about his relatives. However, when it came to a question about the jurors legal experience the sitting Judge refrained from making Roberts answer, saying, 'Obviously we know what you do for a living, sir.' Top judge: Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts reported for jury duty on Wednesday in Rockville, Maryland . Roberts sat incognito with the other called jurors and answered questions about his sister in Indiana who is a nurse and his brother-in-law, who works with the Indiana State Police. The only giveaway that he was one of the top judges in the highest court in the land and part of the judiciary branch of US Government was the two security staff he brought with him. According to the Washington Post, Roberts squeezed in with the 50 others jurors and was not selected in the case involving a car crash on Connecticitu Avenue from 2013. Judge Rubin asked jurors to raise their hands if they had certain jobs and when it came to medicine, Roberts said his sister was a nurse. Solemn duty: President Barack Obama is sworn in for his second term as President of the United States by Chief Justice John Roberts in 2013 . Tagged 'Juror 49', Roberts said he didn't think this disqualified him from the case and neither was the fact his brother-in-law was a cop. When Judge Rubin was about to ask if anyone had legal experience he asked 'Juror 49' to approach the bench and said, 'Sir, good morning. How are you?' 'Very good, thank you' said Roberts. 'I've discussed this with counsel. Obviously we know what you do for a living, sir'. Other Supreme Court Justices have reported for jury duty. Justice Elena Kagan twice has served on a jury and President Obama was summoned for duty in Illinois in 2010.

Summary: Chief Justice John Roberts, 60, arrived in Rockville, Maryland court on Wednesday .


A family doctor cut a hole in a Lynx shampoo bottle so he could film men using the showers in the gym. Dr Omar Saadi Al-Atraqchi, 42, faces being struck off the medical register making him unable to continue working at the Custom House Surgery in Newham, East London as well as other surgeries in North London after he was found with the footage. The urology specialist cut peepholes in Lynx bottles and emptied and dried them so he could hide his iPhone inside to film through the hole. He then slid the device under the partition of shower cubicles so he could secretly film men next door to him. Dr Omar Saadi Al-Atraqchi could be struck off after he admitted secretly filming men in the gym showers by cutting a hole in Lynx shampoo bottles and concealing his iPhone inside before he put bottles into cubicles . But Al-Atraqchi was caught out twice - once when a man noticed a glint of a camera through a bottle, and again when a fitness instructor became suspicious when he heard plastic being rustled and saw a Lynx bottle appear in his shower cubicle. The doctor said he had set up the intricate device to 'let off steam' because of the pressure at work, and claimed he also felt isolated and confused about his sexuality. Al-Atraqchi pleaded guilty to four counts of voyeurism and was fined £500, and ordered to pay costs of £85 and a victim surcharge of £25 when he appeared at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court. He now faces a hearing to determine whether he will be struck off the medical register after a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing in Manchester found him guilty of misconduct and told his ability to practise medicine had been impaired. Two of the incidents took place at Pure Gym in Holloway. A spokesman for the gym said security had now been stepped up and Al-Atraqchi had been banned from all Pure Gyms for life. In the first incident, in March last year, the Iraqi GP was found out when a naked gym user noticed a shower gel bottle being moved under the exposed area at the bottom of the cubicle and spotted a man's hand moving the bottle around as if to re-position it. He also saw a hole in the top and a camera lens exposed in the hole. He knocked loudly on the shower wall and shouted at the doctor who then pulled the shower gel bottle away and fled. Al-Atraqchi cut a peep hole in Lynx bottles (left) and dried them out to hide an iPhone inside the bottle . The urology specialist worked at Custom House surgery in north London, as well as other local practices . On the second occasion a member of gym staff was showering when he noticed 'odd sounds' coming from an adjacent cubicle. A few moments later he noticed a shower gel bottle lying flat on the floor diagonally from within the adjoining cubicle and saw something 'gleaming' from the hole in the bottle. The staff member

Summary: Dr Omar Saadi Al-Atraqchi, 42, is a family doctor specialising in urology . He was caught cutting holes in empty Lynx shampoo bottles to hide an iPhone inside so he could lay it in cubicles to secretly film men showering . Al-Atraqchi said he secretly filmed men to 'let off steam' because of pressure from his job and was found guilty of four charges of voyeurism . He now faces a hearing to determine whether he will be struck off register .


Indonesia's attorney-general has claimed that Bali Nine duo Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran will be put to death following the rejection of their last ditch legal appeals. The convicted Australian drug dealers learned about the ruling after an appeal against their death row sentence was allowed to proceed in Jakarta's state administrative court on Monday. The court decided against allowing the pair's lawyers to challenge Indonesian President Joko Widodo's decision to deny the two Australians clemency. Scroll down for video . Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran 's last-ditch legal appeal against their Indonesian death row sentence was heard on Monday in Jakarta's state administrative court . Indonesia's HM Prasetyo said the pair would be executed soon and there would be no more delays as their latest court challenge failed . But attorney-general HM Prasetyo says he will not wait for another court challenge. 'No, there shall be no more (delays),' he said after Monday's verdict. 'This is proof of their tendency to delay ... it's like toying with law.' The attorney-general argued clemency was a matter of presidential prerogative only. 'For me it's enough. It's finished. It's finished,' he said. Lawyers for the men now plan to challenge the constitutional court to outline the president's obligations in clemency. They argue the executions should be stayed pending the new action, to be filed this week. The unusual appeal in the state administrative court was likely the pair's last legal avenue to save them from the firing squad for their part in the 2005 Bali Nine heroin smuggling bid. Sydney men Chan, 31, and Sukumaran, 33, have been awaiting execution on the death island of Nusakambangan with seven other prisoners after they were transferred from their home of almost ten years – Bali's notorious Kerobokan prison – in a dramatic show of force last month. No sparing: A judge (pictured) in the Indonesian state administrative court (pictured) reads out the decision in Jakarta on Monday ruling that Bali 9 ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran will not be allowed to challenge the decision by President Joko Widodo to deny the Australians clemency . Shackled and handcuffed: Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran cut sad figures as they were escorted by four faceless Indonesian police officers across the tarmac after being taken from Korobokan prison in Bali to their final destination, Death Island . The federal government has also asked that new legal options be allowed to run their course. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said the government was disappointed by the court verdict. 'Both men have undergone extensive rehabilitation and I will continue to make representations to my counterpart, just as Australia will continue to use all diplomatic options to seek a stay of execution,' Ms Bishop said in a statement. 'Again, the Australian government respectfully requests the president to review their pleas for clemency.' The court in February rejected their legal challenge for clemency, determining the decrees by President Widodo were not within its jurisdiction. Lawyer for Chan and Sukumaran Leonard Arpan last week said they had done their best for their Australian clients. President

Summary: Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran lost last appeal against execution . Indonesia's attorney-general said the pair would now be put to death . The two Australians are currently in isolation on Nusakambangan Island . They were moved last month from Bali jail to the island to await execution .


Leicester boss Richard Cockerill believes that this season's Aviva Premiership play-off race will run until the final day of regular league season action. The Tigers tackle Saracens at Allianz Park on Saturday, separated by just two points and two places with only four games left. While Northampton are clear at the top, it is a different story for the three remaining play-off positions, with Saracens, Bath, Leicester and Exeter all bunched up behind Saints, and mid-table Wasps and Sale Sharks also cannot be discounted. Leicester Tigers rugby director Richard Cockerill believes the Premiership title race will go to the wire . The 22-game Premiership campaign concludes on May 16, with play-offs a week later, and the stakes are high. 'We've got some tough games coming up, but we are up there in the mix,' said Tigers rugby director Cockerill, whose team's run-in features appointments with Saracens, London Welsh, Wasps and Northampton. 'The top four was our target at the start of the season, and that is still our target now, but we have to keep going. 'With being out of Europe, we brought our internationals straight back into the squad against Exeter (two weeks ago) because we knew they could have some down-time after that. Leicester Tigers' Jamie Gibson (left) in action against Bath during the Aviva Premiership clash in January . 'All of the top five or six clubs have some tricky games in the run-in. We all play each other at some point, too, and it will go to the last weekend for everybody. 'This is a really big game for both teams on Saturday, with just four rounds of fixtures left in the season. 'It is a tough place to go, and Saracens are a consistently good team who come into this weekend on the back of a European Champions Cup quarter-final win. 'But we've come into some form, and we want to maintain that through to the end of the season and see where that takes us.'

Summary: Leicester face Saracens at Allianz Park on Saturday in Aviva Premiership . Just two points and two places separate the sides with four games left . Bath, Exeter, Wasps and Sale all also still involved in play-off chase .


Commuters are now able to make phone calls and send texts on the Tube following the launch of new technology enabling phone calls via an internet connection. In what is the first roll out of the technology throughout Europe, the Wi-Fi Calling feature is designed to facilitate calls and texts when users have no mobile phone signal. The technology paves the way for London's commuters to chat and text inside the capital's 150 Tube stations where Wi-Fi connections are currently available. London's Underground platforms could soon be drowned in the sound of commuters chatting on their phones . iPhone users on EE will find their calls and texts automatically connect through the internet when they have no service signal. An EE spokesman said: 'Starting today, iPhone customers on EE can make and receive high quality calls over WiFi and send text messages, using their own phone number with no need to use an app - great for when a mobile signal is unavailable.' While it is already possible to make phone calls or send messages via Wi-Fi with apps such as WhatsApp and Viber, the new technology works automatically in the user's phone. After having downloaded the update, EE users on iPhone will see a Wi-Fi Calling section appear in the settings app of their phone, which must be switched to allow to enable the feature. The telecoms firm also confirmed that the new Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge will also have the feature on the EE network when it goes on sale this Friday. Rival networks, including O2 and Three, offer apps in order to make calls over Wi-Fi - similar to the Skype service - while Vodafone has said it will be launching a Wi-Fi calling service 'in the summer'. The telecoms firm is currently in the process of being taken over by BT in a deal worth £12.5billion that could see further combinations of technology in order to boost mobile phone reception in the future.

Summary: Commuters are now able to make phone calls and send texts via internet . The new technology rolled out by EE can be used at Underground stations . It automatically connects to Wi-Fi when a phone signal is unavailable .


The tragic death of a seven-week-old baby in his mother’s bed has led a coroner to demand new guidelines to warn parents of the dangers of sleeping next to newborns. ‘Well cared-for and loved’ Efan James was found lying face down and unresponsive the morning after Hannah James, 26, took him to bed. At the baby’s inquest this week, a coroner in Pembrokeshire said new parents were given ‘confusing’ advice over how tired they could be when they slept in the same bed as their child. Tragedy: Efan James, who was described as 'well cared-for and loved', was sharing a bed with his mother Hannah James (pictured together) when he died in his sleep last October . Co-sleeping: Mrs James had taken her son to bed with her at the family home in Milford Haven, West Wales but the next morning he was 'lying face down and unresponsive', an inquest heard . The Welsh government’s ‘reducing the risk of cot death’ leaflet, which offers similar advice to the NHS in England, says parents should not share a bed with a young baby if they ‘feel very tired’, take drugs, smoke, or have drunk alcohol. But coroner Mark Layton said: ‘The advice is that it is not wrong to share a bed with your baby – but you should refrain from doing so if you are “excessively tired”. This is very confusing. It is a fact of life that parents or carers of a young infant would be very tired because of the baby’s erratic sleep pattern. ‘It suggests that it’s okay to go to sleep with your baby if you are not very tired. But very few people will sleep unless they’re actually tired.’ The bedsharing guidance does stress that the safest place for a baby under six months to sleep is in their own cot in the same room as its parents. But new mothers sometimes struggle with this – especially if they are breastfeeding – because the easiest place to do this is in bed. Miss James had been to a party and had ‘a little to drink’ before she, her baby and a friend all shared the bed at the family home in Neyland, West Wales, in October last year. The next morning Efan was found ‘face down and unresponsive’. Pembrokeshire Coroner Mark Layton said the current advice on 'co-sleeping' is 'confusing' Pembrokeshire Coroner’s Court heard how attempts were made to resuscitate Efan but he could not be saved. Tests later showed his brain had been starved of oxygen.Home Office pathologist Richard Jones told the inquest there was no specific cause of death but it was typical of Sudden Unexpected Infant Death or ‘cot death’. He said: ‘The cause of death might be sudden unexplained death in infancy while bed sharing. Examination showed a suggestion that the brain had an inadequate supply of oxygenated blood shortly before Efan died.’ The coroner recorded an open conclusion and said the death could not be explained on pathological grounds, adding: ‘There is no doubt that he was well cared for and loved

Summary: Efan James died in his mother Hannah's bed in October last year . 'Well cared-for and loved' baby was found 'face-down and unresponsive' Coroner says advice should be changed to suggest never bed-sharing . NHS says not to if parents smoke, drink, have taken drugs or are very tired . Open verdict on Efan's death but pathologist said it was likely a cot death .


In a show that could rival Sydney's light show 'Vivid', Carla Zampatti's SS15-16 collection made a splash at Sydney's Opera House today to celebrate the designer's 50 years in fashion. The stunning presentation kicked off proceedings for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week that officially begins this Sunday, April 12. The collection is said to be a celebratory nod to the excessive glamour of the Eighties and features bold Indian Pinks, Buttercup Yellows and Electric Blues against a backdrop of Zampatti's signature black and white tailored pieces. On Wednesdays we wear pink! Carla Zampatti presented a celebratory SS15-16 collection at Sydney's Opera House today to mark the brand's 50th year . Kaleidoscope: The designer's collection featured Indian Pinks, Buttercup Yellows and Electric Blues against her trademark monochrome . With satin, bold block colours and floral jacquard prints sprinkled throughout, the strong, structured and feminine collection were a feast for the eyes, especially set against Sydney's iconic Opera House. Stars including Delta Goodrem, Shanina Shaik, Kerri-Anne Kennerley, and Terry Biviano, were joined by fashion influencers Kate Waterhouse Margaret Zhang and Tanja Gacic in the front row. Captivating crowds was Zampatti's stand-out fuschia 'Opera Coat' that debuted on the catwalk featuring a pink bow and a lengthy cape that could be likened to a grown up red riding hood and starring as the perfect piece to compliment the operatic backdrop. Rainbow bright: Eye-popping bold colours were the stars of the show . Peekaboo: One model was topless beneath her fuschia coat, worn with high-waisted black shorts . Sunglasses required: The rainbow of creations made a bold statement . Mellow yellow: Buttercup creations were accented with fuchsia pink heels . It could be said that 'on Wednesdays, Zampatti's girls wear pink' with hot, pink open-toed uniform heels dominating the runway and a one-off satin head piece also making a guest appearance. The glamour didn't stop with colour either. Ruffled shoulders, strapless tops and high neck cuts also reigned supreme in Zampatti's celebratory collection, highlighting collar bones and shoulders in a showcase of chic, feminine and understated glamour. Models were adorned with jewellery from Cerrone Jewellers. Chic: The bold colours popped against Zampatti's trademark black and white designs . Mono: Plenty of wearable designs were on parade amongst the more outrageous creations . Celebrate: The collection was a nod to the excessive glamour of the Eighties . Milestone: Zampatti produced her first collection in 1965 . The brand created 18ct white gold black rhodium plated linea rings that sit across the knuckles, and an 18ct white gold floating pearl ring especially for the show. 'Cerrone is beyond delighted to be supporting Australia's most enduring and celebrated designer, Carla Zampatti, as she celebrates her 50 years in fashion,' said Nic Cerrone, Managing Director of Cerrone Jewellers. 'Based upon an initial meeting with Carla and her stylist, Michelle Jank; uniquely crafted rings have been designed and created exclusively for Carla's show, including signature pieces in 18ct white gold, black rhodium and large South Sea pearls, cleverly designed with an minimal yet bold effect to complement Carla's classic designs.' Star power:

Summary: Carla Zampatti releases celebratory 50 Year collection as part of Spring/Summer 2015-16 . The collection unofficially kicks off Mercedes Benz Fashion Week . Dela Goodrem, Shanina Shaik, Kate Waterhouse in attendance .


He's branded himself Britain's 'flashiest playboy', and to prove he's happy to splash his cash, multi-millionaire Danny Lambo has bought his girlfriend a £10,000 Easter present. The boastful 37-year-old hotelier, who has previously said he enjoys flaunting his wealth, paid for a luxury bath to be fitted in the home of Natasha Flynn, 29, that runs pure chocolate milk. The bespoke gift, which is now available to buy, costs £1,000 each time to fill - with melted chocolate containing an astonishing 1.3 million calories. Scroll down for video . 'Flash playboy' Danny Lambo posing with girlfriend Natasha Flynn inside her £10,000 Easter gift - a chocolate bath . Natasha enjoys a flake in the £10,000 bath, which contains 205 litres of melted milk chocolate . Danny - whose actual surname is Karne but he claims he is known as 'Lambo' because of his passion for Lamborghinis - had the first-of-its-kind bath made as an Easter treat for his 'queen'. He said: 'Cleopatra was the ultimate queen of luxury so a bath that runs chocolate instead of water was the perfect Easter gift for the queen in my life. 'A standard Easter egg was just not going to cut it this year, so I wanted to get a show-stopping gift to show Natasha my love. 'Part of my work with my VIP contacts involves travelling the world to find rare artefacts, and recently during a research trip in Egypt I learnt a lot about Cleopatra and her fascinating habit of bathing in donkey's milk. 'I thought my girlfriend deserved the same but I wanted to take it up a notch - why not chocolate?' The brash Croydon-born entrepreneur, who claims he left school with no qualifications, says he was told by his headmaster that he would fail in life. Natasha poses in the bath - her Easter gift from Danny 'Lambo', the hotelier worth £25m . Danny, whose actual surname is Karne, is known as 'Lambo' because of his passion for extra-loud Lamborghinis. He has bought cars from the likes of rapper 50 cent . But years later he says he claims to be living a luxury lifestyle that sees him jetting around the world meeting Middle Eastern royalty, buying cars from rappers like 50 Cent and, of course, treating the ladies to the finer things in life. The Landmark Touchstone Bath is adapted to include a separate, refillable chocolate-warming reservoir plumbed to supply a pressurised flow of liquid in the tub which has a 205-litre capacity. The pressurised taps even mean the chocolate develops froth - allowing Natasha to relax in bubbles. The Landmark Touchstone Bath from bathstore is adapted to include a separate refillable chocolate warming reservoir that is plumbed to supply a pressurised chocolate flow through the taps on request, without affecting the normal function of the water flow, taps or bath. It's a freestanding, steep-sided bath is made from in non-stick, thermally efficient material to keep chocolate fluid, and is supplied with a slotted waste and a 205 litre capacity, for an ultra-luxurious chocolate bathing experience. Mr Lambo, a

Summary: Hotelier Danny Lambo said he wanted to buy Natasha Flynn an extravagant Easter present . The bespoke gift costs £10,000 to buy and costs £1,000 every time it's filled with melted milk chocolate . The 37-year-old is renowned for his love of Lamborghinis and his luxurious lifestyle .


Larry Upright hated Hillary so much she made it into his obituary . A North Carolina man's obituary asked two things of friends and family: instead of sending flowers for the funeral, give the money to charity. And don't vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2016. The family of 81-year-old Larry Upright added the political message to the obituary announcing the Kannapolis man's death and burial this week. Upright's daughter, Jill McLain, said the rock-ribbed Republican was passionate about politics. She says that recollection prompted his family to ask obituary readers to reject Clinton's presidential bid, not necessarily to spark controversy. 'We did it solely to do something nice and honorable for our dad,' Jill McLain told WSOC-TV. Mike Upright said his deceased father voiced his opinions regularly. 'We did this for him,' Mike Upright said. 'We know he's up there giggling right now. Just laughing out loud.' The obituary also describes Upright as an active member of local Masonic and Shriners organizations and a country club. He retired after a career in the building automation industry. For their dad: 'We did it solely to do something nice and honorable for our dad,' said his daughter Jill McLain . Meanwhile, a group of Nevada sex workers have come out in favor of the Democratic contender. The group, calling themselves Hookers For Hillary, all work at Dennis Hof's infamous Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Carson City. The legal brothel, which was the subject of HBO's Cathouse series, has drafted a four-point platform explaining their endorsement. 'The Bunny Ranch entertains customers from all around the globe, and the girls have great respect for any woman who can take powerful men from oppressive cultures and make them bend to her will.'

Summary: Larry Upright wrote impassioned plea for people not to send the Democrat to the White House in 2016 . Family said that Upright would most likely be 'up there giggling right now'


Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are less than two weeks away from playing their part in the richest fight in boxing history. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at the two men's achievements, in and out of the ring, ahead of their $300m mega-fight on May 2 . FLOYD MAYWEATHER . MANNY PACQUIAO . 47 . 47-0-0 . 363 . 55.32 . WBC super-featherweight, WBC lightweight, WBC light-welterweight, IBF welterweight, WBC welterweight, WBC light-middleweight, WBA light-middleweight . Diego Corrales - Jan 2001 . $440 million (£295m) Mayweather does not earn any money from endorsements, although companies such as AT&T and Corona have sponsored his fights. Since leaving Top Rank in 2006, Mayweather has looked after his own interests and negotiated a 60-40 split in his favour for his fight against Pacquiao. Be it private jets, million-pound super cars or expensive jewellery, Mayweather is not afraid to show off his spending habits on social media. He switched his ring moniker from Pretty Boy to Money. Outside the ring, Mayweather focuses on his business interests and has invested large sums of money in real estate. It is predicted he will retire with as much as $100m (£67m) in the bank. Mayweather has been dating Doralie Medina since last year. She has worked for his company since being recruited as a massage therapist in 2011. Mayweather is currently trained by his uncle Roger (above) and his father Floyd Snr. Mayweather promotes himself. Mayweather counts Justin Bieber (above) and Lil Wayne among his celebrity fans. FIGHTS . WON/LOST/DRAWN . TOTAL NO OF ROUNDS . KO % . WORLD TITLES . CAREER-DEFINING FIGHT . EARNINGS . SPONSORSHIP . EXTRAVAGANCES . OUTSIDE THE RING . FAMILY . TRAINER . PROMOTER . CELEBRITY FANS . 64 . 57-5-2 . 407 . 59.38 . WBC flyweight, IBF super-bantamweight, IBF featherweight, WBC super-featherweight, WBC lightweight, WBO welterweight, WBC light-middleweight . Oscar De La Hoya - Dec 2008 . $340 million (£228m) $5 million (£3.4m), including Nike and Nestle . Pacquiao purchased a mansion in Beverly Hills as a retreat during his training camp but is not one to flash his money. Instead, he helps various charities through the Official Manny Pacquiao Foundation . Pacquiao is a politician in the Philippines having been elected as a congressman in 2010. He has ambitions to become his country's president. He is also deeply religious and has released several albums and starred in a number of films. Pacquiao also owns a basketball team and played several games in their debut season this year. Pacquiao has been married to Jinkeee for 15 years and has five children: Michael, Israel, Emmanuel, Princess and Queen Elizabeth . Pacquiao has been trained by Freddie Roach since 2001. Pacquiao is promoted by Bob Arum's Top Rank company. Actor Mark Wahlberg is a big fan of Pacquiao.

Summary: Floyd Mayweather takes on Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2 . The two men will split a $300m purse, with Mayweather taking 60 per cent . The fight has been five years in the making and was agreed in February . It pits the two pound-for-pound boxers in the world against each other . Mayweather-Pacquiao is 11 days away... why are there no tickets on sale?


There may have been a few disgruntled lap swimmers at Bondi on Thursday. The daily visitors to the iconic Icebergs Club were forced to take their exercise back to the beach as their beloved pool was drained for the fashion folk. The empty pool was used as the unusual catwalk setting for the Ten Pieces presentation as part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. Scroll down for video . No diving! Bondi's Icebergs Club pool was drained on Thursday to create a unique catwalk for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia . Catwalk with a view: Crowds gathered to take in the show from the balcony of the iconic club . Walk this way: Models paraded through the empty pool and along the break wall in front of a beautiful backdrop of the ocean . Mono: Ten pieces produces capsule collection of ten pieces of unisex clothing designed to be worn in 20 ways . The label had no trouble securing the show-stopping location. Ten Pieces is headed up by Icebergs restaurateur Maurice Terzini and his partner Lucy Hinckfuss. The lifestyle brand produces unisex collections of - you guessed it - ten pieces. A presentation of entirely monochrome creations saw models walking through the concrete pool and along the break wall with a backdrop of the ocean. The collection of ten is designed to be worn in 20 different ways, and are suitable for day to night wear. Guests were treated to nibbles by Icebergs and drinks from Santa Vittoria as they took in the minimalist, androgynous designs. They were treated to beautiful blue sky and sunshine throughout the show, which took place on an unseasonably warm 28 degrees celcius day. Worlds collide: Beachgoers at Bondi stopped and stared as the catwalk show took place . Girls and boys: The androgynous wares are designed to be worn by both sexes . Winter is coming: Models wrapped up in scarves and hoodies from the unisex collection . Poolside: Guests enjoyed the sunny weather as they waited for the show to commence . Public site: Passers-by stopped to watch the show from the road above the pool .

Summary: Ten Pieces collection was presented at the beachside pool during final day of MBFWA . Guests sat in and around the pool to take in the capsule collection of monochrome unisex pieces . Label is owned by Icebergs restaurateur Maurice Terzini and partner Lucy Hinckfuss .


KFC has come under fire for hiring a food stylist in a bid to change its image. Viewers unleashed a barrage of negative comments on Twitter after last night's episode of The Billion Dollar Chicken Shop on BBC One. The third programme in the series focused on the methods employed by the creative team behind KFC's rebranding exercise and showed scenes of a food stylist using hairdryers and tweezers when preparing the food for an advertisement. Scroll down for video . BBC One's The Billion Dollar Chicken Shop showed the inner workings of the fast food giant . This KFC ultimate burger (pictured) has not been styled by a food stylist . In the final episode, which aired yesterday, KFC is shown about to launch their new pulled chicken range which consists of a Twister, a mini wrap and the ultimate burger (pulled chicken piled on top of fried chicken pieces). Viewers are introduced to food stylist Dagmar who has to prepare the new products for photography. Using her arsenal of styling tools, which include a pair of nail scissors, tweezers and a mini hairdryer, she arranges pieces of pulled chicken, snips off errant bits of meat, and melts cheese using a hairdryer. Explaining the process, the brand's new marketing director Meghan, who has been employed to change the image of the fast food giant says: 'It's meant to look like it tastes really good. 'And this needs to look amazing enough so that they [the customers] want this instead of what they normally order.' KFC has a global turnover of 23 billion dollars a year, and a billion of that comes from the UK alone . Negative comments about the styling methods were soon trending on Twitter with viewer Miss Ay tweeting: No wonder fast food never actually looks like what's advertised.. It's been designed by a bladdy food stylist! (sic). Viewer Rachel K tweeted: 'I've just witnessed a chicken burger getting a cut and blow ready for a photo shoot.' There were also some viewers who thought that they had missed their vocation in life. Katy Young expressed a desire for a career change, tweeting: 'Wonder how different life might've been if I'd pursued home ec career.... food stylist... processed cheese developer.' Hannah Tucker tweeted: 'It's all about being a food stylist... I think you missed a bit! Miss Ay tweeted: 'No wonder fast food never actually looks like what's advertised.. It's been designed by a bladdy food stylist' (sic) This Twitter user expressed disbelief at a chicken burger being given a cut and blow dry . Neil Chetham tweeted: 'Who knew there was such a job as food stylist. What do they do five chicken fillets a short back and sides.' (sic) And there were others who expressed shock that such a job existed. Neil Chetham tweeted: 'Who knew there was such a job as food stylist. What do they do five chicken fillets a short back and sides.' More critical comments came from Matthew Pill who said: 'As of KFC paid a food stylist to make this burger

Summary: The Billion Dollar Chicken Shop is a three-part BBC programme on KFC . Viewers unleash a barrage of negative comments after yesterday's episode . Programme showed how chicken burger is prepared for cameras . KFC has 860 stores nationwide and serves 22 million customers a year .


Victims at an Australian orphanage have told of the horrific abuse they suffered at the hands of the priests and nuns who ran the institution from claims of being raped by a broom handle to being forced to drink their own urine. The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse in Rockhampton has also heard a woman was gang raped by employees and then had a child at 14 years of age. While a retired nurse, who was sent to Neerkol orphanage near Rockhampton, said she was punched and slapped repeatedly, and a third victim claimed she was raped more than 100 times by parish priest Reginald Durham, who is now dead, from when she was 11. Scroll down for video . The royal commission in Queensland heard from alleged victims who suffered at the hands of nuns and priests who ran the Neerkol orphanage near Rockhampton . The Rockhampton hearing in Queensland, which started on Tuesday, is expected to go until April 24. A victim identified as AYL told the inquiry she had allegedly been routinely raped by a male employee from 1963, and in claims aired publicly for the first time said on one occasion the man and two other employees bound, gagged and raped her at the orphanage. AYL also recalled an incident where she was allegedly raped with a broom handle by employee Kevin Baker, The Courier Mail reported. The day before her own assault was carried out she claimed she had witnessed Baker sexually abusing a boy until he bled. When she informed a nun at the institution, the boy was allegedly slapped in the face. The next day AYL claims Baker raped her and threatened if she levelled another accusation at him again 'it won’t be a few inches, but a few feet'. AYL, who was sent to the orphanage in 1961 at the age of 10, assumed he meant this as a reference to the broom. She also claimed at age 14 she gave birth at a girls' home in Mitchelton, in Brisbane's north, and the child was taken away by a nun who was present at the delivery. About 4000 children passed through what was known as St Joseph's Orphanage between 1885 and 1978 . 'I do not know what happened to the baby,' AYL told the commission. 'At the time, I was told that I was having the devil taken out of me.' The woman said she had previously asked for the claims she gave birth to be included in her March statement to the commission but they were not. She told the inquiry she was made to scrub the floor with a toothbrush when she told a priest about the sexual abuse she suffered at Neerkol. The commission has heard the nuns who ran the orphanage meted out savage and arbitrary punishments to children, and some residents were molested by priests who are now deceased. Former residents told of being locked in rooms and cupboards, starved of food and water, being forced to drink their own urine for hydration and

Summary: Claims of gang rape and physical abuse at Qld orphanage have emerged . Allegations came out during Royal Commission hearing in Rockhampton . One woman said she was allegedly raped with a broom handle by abuser . Same victim claimed she became pregnant at 14 after she was gang raped . While a retired nurse said she had been punched and slapped repeatedly . A third victim said she was raped more than 100 times by a parish priest .


A giant hammerhead shark swims in the shallows off Destin, Florida, chasing after its next meal while two oblivious swimmers bask in the crystal clear water just feet away. 'Get out the water!' cries a man with a group of friends on a penthouse balcony overlooking the beach, and for a long time to no avail, until they finally spot the danger as the shark's chase leads it too close to them for comfort. While the likelihood that serious injury would have been very unlikely should the shark have turned its attentions to them, the swimmers weren't willing to stick around to confirm it. Two swimmers stand oblivious to a hammerhead shark as it hunts a fish in the shallows off Florida . The swimmers were shouted at to get out of the water by a group of men standing on a penthouse balcony . Hammerheads are largely harmless to humans, but the swimmers were willing to stick around to prove it . 'Yeah, now run,' said one of the group of men watching and filming the shark as it displayed the full range of its agility in pursuit of the fish, perhaps a small stingray, one of the species' favourite foods. 'I think they finally figured it out,' said another of the residents at the Silver Beach Towers. 'That is a massive shark, and it came all the way up to knee level.' Destin is a resort town in Okaloosa County, Florida, on the peninsula that separates the Gulf of Mexico from Choctawhatchee Bay. While their hearts may have been racing once they were safely on the beach, the Florida Museum of Natural History's International Shark Attack File lists 17 unprovoked attacks on humans by hammerheads, with none of them fatal. 'Yeah, now run,' said one of the group of men watching as the hammerhead ramped up its chase of the fish . The swimmers are surely relieved once on shore, although serious injury was highly unlikely . Only three of the 11 known species of hammerhead are believed to be hostile to humans, the scalloped, great, and smooth hammerheads. It's a different story with great white, tiger or bull sharks, which are considered the "Big Three" when it comes to shark attacks claiming the majority of fatalities for swimmers and surfers.

Summary: A video captured a hammerhead shark in the shallows off Destin, Florida . Two swimmers had no idea the giant shark was hunting so close to them . Men on a balcony yell to warn them of the proximity of the shark .


Edinburgh have confirmed that Ulster back Michael Allen will join the club this summer. The 24-year-old, who can play either at wing or centre, joins Alan Solomons' side on a two-year deal which takes him through to May 2017. A former pupil of Methodist College Belfast, his peers included Luke Marshall, Craig Gilroy and Paddy Jackson who also joined Ulster's Academy straight from school. Ulster back Michael Allen (left) will be joining Edinburgh at the end of the season on a two-year deal . But Allen admits his move from Belfast to the Scottish capital will take him out of his comfort zone. He said: 'I've never lived anywhere else, always been in Belfast, and I'm probably a bit of a homebird. I do love the city and everything that comes with it but I'm looking forward to making a change, starting afresh. 'Apart from playing Edinburgh at BT Murrayfield over the last few years, I've only ever to been to the city twice to visit, both times with rugby school tours when we played Merchiston Castle School. 'I'm really looking forward to moving to the city, I'm really excited. It looks like an incredible place to live.' What has also excited Allen is the progress of Edinburgh this season and the style of play developing within the club. He said: 'Edinburgh have played some brilliant rugby this year and shown the potential of being a very, very good side. 'I think the ethos, the fitness, the physicality, everything - from what I can see the team pride themselves on being the best defensively, the fittest and the most disciplined and I'm just looking forward to getting stuck in and trying to spring anything I can.' 24-year-old Allen (centre), who has never lived outside of Ireland, can either play at wing or centre .

Summary: Michael Allen's deal at Edinburgh will see him at the club until May 2017 . Ulster Academy graduate back can either play at wing or centre . 24-year-old is a former pupil of Methodist College Belfast .


Denmark captain and Brondby defender Daniel Agger is to be investigated by the country's FA after allegedly elbowing FC Copenhagen's Mattias Jorgensen in a hotly-contested derby on Monday. The incident in the goalless draw was not seen by match officials. Former Liverpool defender Daniel Agger (right) has been accused of elbowing Mattias Jorgensen (not pictured) 'The disciplinary authorities have asked Brondby for an explanation of the episode, before making a decision if the offense documented by television images is punishable or not,' the DBU said in a statement. FC Copenhagen are second in Denmark's Superligaen on 43 points, 11 behing leaders FC Midtjylland, with Brondby in fourth on 35. Agger is involved in another physical battle during Brondby's goalless draw with FC Copenhagen .

Summary: Brondby's Superligaen game with FC Copenhagen ended goalless . Ex-Liverpool defender Daniel Agger allegedly elbowed Mattias Jorgensen . Former Liverpool defender left Anfield for his former club last summer .


Leanna Norris (pictured during her trial) admitted killing her young daughter . A mother who drugged her young daughter with allergy medicine before smothering her to death has been jailed for 37 years. Leanna Norris, 25, of Auburn, plied two-year-old Loh Grenada with Benedryl to make her sleep before by covering her mouth and nose with duct tape and a blanket, a court heard. The body was found in the front seat of her car in Stetson, Maine, on June 24, 2013. Assistant Attorney General Deb Cashman said Norrishad committed the murder to stop her ex-boyfriend, the father of her child, dating other women. 'She did not want (his new girlfriends) mothering her child,' reported the Bangor Daily News. Norris wept as she told the Judge: 'I want it to be known that I'm sorry to everyone that I have hurt,' reported the newspaper. 'All I ever wanted was for her to be safe and us to be together forever.' The court heard that Norris had suffered from mental health problems including depression, and had tried to commit suicide after she killed her daughter. But Superior Court Justice Ann Murray had rejected Norris' insanity defense and found her guilty. Norris admitted to investigators that on the evening of June 23, 2013, she drove her daughter, Loh Melody Grenda, to Durham Bridge Road in Newport and gave her three times the normal dose of an antihistamine. She put duct tape over the girl’s mouth and nose, then smothered her with a blanket so she would not have to watch her die, according to the trial testimony. The mother then drove to a cemetery in Stetson and took the rest of the antihistamine and swallowed 200 Advil pills in a suicide attempt. Norris told police that she had broken up with Loh’s father and he had threatened to try to get sole custody of the girl. Norris, 25, had drugged two-year-old Loh Grenada (pictured) then covered her mouth and nose with duct tape . Cowardly act: The court heard that Norris allegedly had covered her daughter with a blanket while she smothered her so she 'would not have to look at Loh's eyes' Martha Harris, who is representing Norris, told the courtroom that her client was depressed and had both anxiety and mood disorders last year, according to the newspaper. Norris' ex-boyfriend Michael Grenda, who was the father to two-year-old Loh Grenda, testified about the parents' estranged relationship, according to the newspaper. His testimony reportedly included that the couple's verbal disputes led to police being dispatched on multiple occasions -- and though Grenda broke up with Norris on June 16, 2013, the two agreed to stay and parent in the same residence. Norris' digital communications with different men stopped a potential reunion, he also said, according to Bangor Daily News. Grenda reportedly recounted his telling Norris on June 23 'that was the end of everything' - and then 'She became very upset. She was crying and smashing her head against the wall.' The 27-year-old's testimony also reportedly revealed that Norris cooled off that morning

Summary: Leanna Norris admitted killing her daughter Loh Grenada, 2, in June 2013 . She plied the toddler with Benadryl and duct-taped her mouth and nose . Court heard 'depressed' Norris didn't want Loh's father dating other women . 25-year-old entered insanity plea but was sentenced to 37 years in prison .


Southampton manager Ronald Koeman accepts it will be difficult to keep hold of Nathaniel Clyne this summer as Manchester United prepare a bid for England's first-choice right back. An unparalleled summer talent drain last year led many onlookers to predict a meltdown at St Mary's, yet they have gone on to defy the odds and produce a remarkable season. Saints are pushing for a top-four finish in the Barclays Premier League with six matches to go, although that success has led the vultures to once again circle overhead. Nathaniel Clyne (left) has attracted the glances of several top clubs with his performances for Southampton . Clyne, out of contract next summer, is one such target and this week fuelled mounting speculation over a move to United by talking about his desire to play in the Champions League. Koeman twice won the competition as a player and fully understands Clyne's ambitions, and therefore the difficulty Saints may face in getting him to stay. 'It's up to the press how they take those kind of comments,' the Dutchman said. 'I like to play Champions League as well but that's the aspiration for every football player and it's a normal aspiration. If you don't mention that, there's something wrong. 'We are still in talking with the agent of Clyney, but it's difficult. I read in the press there's some interest. 'Nobody knocked on the door with an offer for Clyne, but we know (he has) one season on his contract and we want Clyne to stay at the club. Clyne made his full England debut last November . 'We need understanding for that but nothing else. 'We hope one day we will compare to the big ones, but that's difficult. We know our level, we know our possibilities. 'The club can't fight against big teams in the Premier League because the money and the possibilities of them are still much higher than we have.' Koeman's understanding will only last for so long, though, and the Southampton manager wants Clyne's future sorted before the end of the campaign. 'We don't wait until the end of the season because you know if there is a player who is left one season of his contract then you have to do something,' he said. 'Of course we have to do everything to keep the player in the team, but I like to know it as soon as possible - not in the last week of the season, but earlier on. 'I mentioned April but by the end of April, the first week of May, it's good to know something about his situation.' Clyne will be hoping to start for Saints at Stoke this weekend, having been dropped to the bench for the win against Hull. Filip Djuricic and Victor Wanyama will be absent for the trip to the Britannia Stadium, as will long-term absentees Fraser Forster, Emmanuel Mayuka and Jay Rodriguez. It is more than a year since the latter last featured for Saints, having ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in defeat at Manchester City. There is at last

Summary: Southampton have seen several of their best players leave in recent years . Nathaniel Clyne looks set to be the next to move on from St Mary's . Manchester United have been linked with a move for the right back . Saints boss Ronald Koeman admits it will be difficult to keep him .


1. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 68 . 2. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) 55 . 3. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 51 . Nico Rosberg was brooding, his face stony, his eyes fixed on the middle distance and his fingers intermittently clapping in anger. He was sitting next to Lewis Hamilton — as close as the German had got to his Mercedes team-mate all afternoon of the Chinese Grand Prix — at a post-race press conference fizzing with recriminations. Rosberg, whose usual coiffured, Euro-chic sheen had vanished, alleged that Hamilton had selfishly tried to spoil his race. The record states that Hamilton won, Rosberg was second and Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel third. But Rosberg feared he might be overtaken by Vettel before the second round of pit stops when Hamilton, then leading from pole position, slowed down a few fractions of a second — to conserve his tyres, he said. Lewis Hamilton is now 13 points clear in the race for the drivers' championship after winning the Chinese Grand Prix . Lewis Hamilton led the field on the run down to Turn 1 and never looked back as he claimed his second victory from three races . Hamilton stands on top of his Mercedes and salutes the crowd after claiming the fourth victory of his career in China . Hamilton points to his team after extending his lead at the top of the Formula One world championship after three rounds . Nico Rosberg is left with champagne on his face after finishing second . 1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:39:42.008 . 2. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes +00:00.714 . 3. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) Ferrari 00:02.988 . 4. Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) Ferrari 00:03.835 . 5. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Williams-Mercedes 00:08.544 . 6. Valtteri Bottas (Finland) Williams-Mercedes 00:09.885 . 7. Romain Grosjean (France) Lotus - Mercedes 00:19.008 . 8. Felipe Nasr (Brazil) Sauber - Ferrari 00:22.625 . 9. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) Red Bull - Renault 00:32.117 . 10. Marcus Ericsson (Sweden) Sauber - Ferrari 1 lap . 11. Sergio Perez (Mexico) Force India - Mercedes 1 lap . 12. Fernando Alonso (Spain) McLaren 1 lap . 13. Jenson Button (Britain) McLaren 1 lap . 14. Carlos Sainz Jr (Spain) Toro Rosso - Renault 1 lap . 15. Will Stevens (Britain) Marussia - Ferrari 2 laps . 16. Roberto Merhi (Spain) Marussia - Ferrari 2 laps . 17. Max Verstappen (Holland) Toro Rosso - Renault 4 laps . r. Pastor Maldonado (Venezuela) Lotus - Mercedes 7 laps . r. Daniil Kvyat (Russia) Red Bull - Renault 41 laps . r. Nico Hulkenberg (Germany) Force India - Mercedes 47 laps . (rank: r = retired, nc = not classified) Fastest Lap: Lewis Hamilton,1:42.208, lap 31. Rosberg asked the team to get Hamilton to speed up, an instruction they issued and one with which the Briton complied. ‘I wasn’t controlling his race; I was controlling my own race,’ said Hamilton, indignantly. ‘I had no real threat from Nico.’ But Rosberg said: ‘It’s interesting to hear from you, Lewis, that you were just thinking about yourself with the pace. That opened up the opportunity for

Summary: Lewis Hamilton led every lap after clinching pole position to seal his second victory of the campaign . Nico Rosberg was second for Mercedes with the Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel completing the podium . Hamilton seals the 36th victory of his grand prix career to extend his lead at the top of the standings . Kimi Raikkonen finished fourth for Ferrari with the Williams drivers of Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas 5th and 6th . Jenson Button was involved in a collision with the Lotus driver of Pastor Maldonado late on in the race .


Famed for its crystal clear waters and white sand beaches, a slice of paradise in the Turks and Caicos has been named the best island in the world. Providenciales has a reputation as one of the best beach destinations on the planet, and is adding to its trophy haul after claiming the top gong in TripAdvisor’s annual ranking. The Caribbean island, north-east of Cuba, was tops in the website’s Travellers’ Choice Awards for 2015, edging Maui in Hawaii and Roatan in Honduras. Scroll down for video . The Caribbean island of Providenciales, in Turks and Caicos, was named the best island in the world by TripAdvisor users . Providenciales, which is home to about 20,000 people, consistently ranks as one of the world's best islands or beach destinations . With golden beaches and rugged mountains, Maui, the second largest island in Hawaii, was named the second best island in the world . Best islands in the world: . 1. Providenciales, Turks and Caicos . 2. Maui, Hawaii . 3. Roatan, Honduras . 4. Santorini, Greece . 5. Ko Tao, Thailand . 6. Madeira, Portugal . 7. Bali, Indonesia . 8. Mauritius . 9. Bora Bora, French Polynesia . 10. Fernando de Noronha, Brazil . Best islands in Europe: . 1. Santorini, Greece . 2. Madeira, Portugal . 3. Crete, Greece . 4. Zakynthos, Greece . 5. Fuerteventura, Spain . 6. Jersey, Channel Islands . 7. Mallorca, Spain . 8. Capri, Italy . 9. Tenerife, Spain . 10. Corsica, France . TripAdvisor said the rankings are based on reviews from users around the world, with winners being determined using an algorithm that considers the quantity and quality of reviews and ratings for each island’s hotels, restaurants and attractions. Rounding out the top five were Santorini in Greece, which was named the best island in Europe, and Ko Tao in Thailand. Madeira, Portugal was Europe’s only other entry in the top 10, ranking sixth ahead of Bali in Indonesia, Mauritius, Bora Bora in the South Pacific and Brazil’s Fernando de Noronha. No island in the UK or Australia managed to crack the global top 10. Located just north of the mainland in the Caribbean Sea, Roatan is the largest of the Bay Islands in Honduras . Europe's best island, according to TripAdvisor users, is Santorini, Greece, which was also named fourth best in the world . The small town of Oia is famous for buildings that are painted white and churches with their domes painted blue . Thailand's Ko Tao, named the fifth best island in the world, is located west of the mainland in the Gulf of Thailand . In the European top five, Santorini was followed by Madeira, the Greek islands of Crete and Zakynthos, and Fuerteventura in Spain’s Canary Islands. Jersey, a self-governing British Crown dependency, was named the sixth best island in Europe – finishing ahead of Mallorca and Tenerife, two of Britons’ favourites – and the top island in the UK and Channel Islands category. Scotland was the biggest winner in the domestic category, claiming four spots in the

Summary: Providenciales consistently ranks as one of the best beach destinations on the planet . Greece is home to three of the top four islands in Europe, including Santorini at No 1 . Jersey ranked sixth in Europe, its best ever position in TripAdvisor's annual rankings .


A new HIV treatment pioneered using an antibody to attack the virus could lead to a new vaccine to prevent the infection. The first results to emerge from patient trials reveal the experimental therapy can dramatically reduce the level of virus in a patient's blood - their viral load. The scientists behind the discovery believe their findings offer new strategies for fighting or even preventing HIV infection. The antibody was designed by researchers to block the key viral protein receptor that is needed to infect human blood cells. As a result patients injected with the neutralising antibody during the trials saw a 300-fold reduction in their viral load. Scientists at the Rockefeller University in New York believe a new antibody therapy could pave the way for an HIV vaccine after clinical trials revealed the treatment resulted in a 300-fold decrease in the amount of HIV, pictured, in sufferers' blood . In a person infected with HIV, there is an ongoing battle between the virus and the body's immune system. As the body produces new antibodies that target the virus, the infection mutates to escape, managing to stay a few steps ahead. The team of scientists at Rockefeller University in New York now believe that using synthetic antibodies that attached to the surface of proteins on the outer membrane of the HIV virus, could offer an alternative treatment to the anti-retroviral drugs currently used. They hope the breakthrough will result in new therapeutic vaccines. HIV antibodies previously tested in humans had shown disappointing results, but the antibody tested at Rockefeller University belongs to a new generation of broadly neutralising antibodies that potently fight a wide range of HIV strains. Healthy gay men should be given anti-retroviral drugs to 'slash the number of cases of HIV', a groundbreaking study published earlier this year suggested. The Proud study, conducted in England, provides the first evidence that preventative HIV treatment is highly effective in a real-world setting. It showed that pre-exposure to the HIV drug Truvada can reduce the risk of infection in men-who-have-sex-with-men by as much as 86 per cent. Previous research had suggested that preventive treatment might cut HIV infection rates but it was unclear whether such an approach would work in practice. 'One antibody alone, like one drug alone, will not be sufficient to suppress viral load for a long time because resistance will arise,' said Dr Marina Caskey, co-first author of the study. 'What's special about these antibodies is that they have activity against over 80 per cent of HIV strains and they are extremely potent.' The research showed the new antibody therapy was effective against 195 of 237 HIV strains. The immune systems of people infected with HIV naturally produce broadly neutralising antibodies in 10 to 30 per cent of sufferers, but only after several years of infection. By that time, the virus has typically evolved and mutated to a point rendering the powerful antibodies ineffective. However, by isolating and cloning these antibodies, researchers are able to harness them as therapeutic agents to use against HIV infections that have had less

Summary: New antibody blocks protein receptor needed to infect human cells . Patients injected saw 300-fold reduction in amount of HIV in their blood . Scientists believe breakthrough could result in new vaccines against virus .


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Mary Day (pictured outside court) fraudulently claimed £16,500 of income support and disability allowance and used the money to go on holidays . A benefits cheat who pocketed almost £17,000 of taxpayers' money and spent it on a string of luxury holidays despite having £27,000 in the bank has avoided jail. Mary Day, 60, of Swanage in Dorset, used taxpayers' money to go on luxury holidays to the Indian resort of Goa for up to a month each time. Day fraudulently claimed £16,500 of income support and disability allowance despite having £27,000 of her own savings in the bank. Her savings were £11,000 above the £16,000 threshold for savings while claiming such benefits, which meant she was overpaid benefits for more than four years. Day went on three trips to tourist hotspot Goa in 2009, 2011 and 2014, but failed to tell the authorities. She was caught following an anonymous tip-off to benefits officers. Day has now pleaded guilty to five counts of dishonestly failing to notify the Department for Work and Pensions of a change in circumstances affecting her ability to claim benefits. District Judge Stephen Nicholls sentenced her to three months in prison, but suspended the sentence for 12 months as she pleaded guilty and had repaid the money. Sentencing Day at Bournemouth Magistrates Court, he said: 'You have been credited with the guilty plea and I have taken into account that you have no previous convictions. 'Clearly this is rather a large sum of money which you have claimed. But you pleaded guilty to all matters and monies have been repaid. 'This does cross the custody threshold and I will impose a sentence of 12 weeks' custody suspended for 12 months.' Day was also ordered to pay £85 towards prosecution costs and a victim surcharge of £80. Tax watchdog The Taxpayers' Alliance said Day's sentence would do little to discourage others from committing benefit fraud. Chief executive Jonathan Isaby said: 'Benefit fraud isn't just stealing from taxpayers, but takes money away from those who really need it. Day went on trips to tourist hotspot Goa in 2009, 2011 and 2014, but did not tell the authorities . 'With finances so tight, we must crack down on those who seek to game the system for their own advantage and minimise the amount of taxpayers' cash swindled by fraudsters. 'Taxpayers will wonder whether punishments like this - or the lack thereof - do enough to discourage others from attempting the same crime.' A Department for Work and Pensions spokesman said: 'Benefit payments should go to those who really need them. 'We know it's a small minority of people who commit benefit fraud, but deliberately not informing us of a change in your condition that may affect your claim is a crime.' Day (pictured left with a friend) claimed £16,500 of income support and disability allowance despite having £27,000 in savings .

Summary: Mary Day, 60, claimed over £16,500 in benefits despite not being eligible . She had £27,000 savings in the bank which meant she was not entitled . Day used taxpayers' money to go on luxury holidays to Indian resort of Goa . Pleaded guilty to dishonestly claiming benefits and has paid back money .


Campaigners against the new Protein World 'Are You Beach Body Ready?' adverts are celebrating today after learning that they are being taken down. Transport for London (TFL) has revealed that the controversial posters around the London Underground, featuring a bikini-clad model called Renee Somerfield are being removed. The sight of the 24-year-old's toned figure towering above train platforms has caused a stir among feminists and body image campaigners - a change.org petition calling for the adverts to be pulled has already attracted more than 50,000 signatures. One of the many Protein World posters on the London Underground that have been defaced . Several of the images have also been defaced by bloggers, angry at the perceived insinuation that only women who look like Renee are ready to go to the beach. The Advertising Standards Authority has also received more than 200 complaints from people saying that the adverts promote an unhealthy body image. But today, TFL confirmed that it was pulling the posters down, because they had come to the end of the three-week advertising period that Protein World had paid for. The company also said it had taken note of the reaction from customers to the advert and that they would bear it in mind if they received a request to put up posters of a similar nature in future. The posters are now being removed from the London Underground . A TFL spokesperson told MailOnline: 'This advertisement will begin to be removed from our network as scheduled from tomorrow. 'We have received one complaint about it and we will be guided by The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) if a similar advert were to be submitted again. 'We have zero tolerance towards graffiti on the network and take action to prevent it and remove it.' The removal of the posters comes as a protest organised against Protein World in Hyde Park on May 2 gathers steam - hundreds of people are expected to attend the rally in central London. The posters have caused a huge backlash on social media, with thousands of tweets directed at the campaign. One user called Catrin Stewartwrite: 'You clearly know what you're trying to sell with that offensive, unrealistic and sexist advert.' Another called Livy Christophers said: 'YOU don't get to tell women what is offensive. "Are you beach body ready" really means "why don't you look like this."' Online fitness store Protein World, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters . Online fitness store Protein World, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters. 'We are a nation of sympathisers for fatties,' a spokesperson for Protein World tweeted to one user after she signed the change.org petition calling for the removal of the advert. 'Why make your insecurities our problem?' TV presenter Susanna Reid described the

Summary: Transport For London are removing 'Are You Beach Body Ready?' posters . TFL say Protein World has come to end of three-week ad placement period . A rally has been organised against Protein World in Hyde Park on May 2 .


He only started his new job two weeks ago. But Prince William confirmed yesterday that he will take his full fortnight of paternity leave when his second child is born later this month. The future king, 32, became the most senior member of the royal family to work as an ordinary PAYE employee when he became a pilot for East Anglian Air Ambulance. According to Kensington Palace, he plans to take time off to be with his wife and new baby, just like he did when his son, Prince George, was born in 2013. Dash: Prince William faces a two-hour hospital dash to be at his wife's side when she goes into labour . The second in line to the throne will be working throughout April in three sites – Cambridge, Norwich and Gloucestershire Airport. The Duchess of Cambridge, meanwhile, will largely be based at their London home Kensington Palace. Royal staff have already ruled out using a helicopter to transport William back to London, meaning the prince faces a two-hour ‘blues and twos’ dash back to the capital. He could even risk missing the birth if their second child arrives more quickly than expected, although aides acknowledge that the scenario is unlikely. On maternity leave: The Duchess won't be seen in public again until she leaves hospital with the new baby . Frenetic: The scenes outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital during Prince George's birth . There will be no Lindo Wing fervour like there was for George – as the Press and public are banned from the street outside. Sources said the couple, who do not know the baby’s sex, were ‘grateful’ for interest in their new arrival – who will be fourth in line to the throne – but want to avoid a ‘media circus’. They have also vowed not to make a public announcement until at least 8am the next day if the baby is born after 10pm, and not before they have informed their families – including Prince Harry, who is likely to be in Australia when the baby arrives. They also made clear that Kate, who has been staying at the couple’s new country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, plans to return to the capital soon and intends to give birth at the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, where a natural birth costs up to £10,000. Her team will be led by Guy Thorpe-Beeston, Surgeon Gynaecologist to the Royal Household. The doctor, who says he likes to ‘keep things simple’ by ‘offering honest advice’, specialises in pre-natal diagnosis, deliveries and ultrasound. He graduated from Cambridge University in 1984 and worked at King’s Hospital in London before becoming a consultant in foetal medicine at Chelsea and Westminster in 1996. Safety first: Contingency plans have been put in place in case Kate is outside of London when labour starts . Crazy: Preparations for a media pen outside the Lindo Wing ahead of the April 25th birth are underway . Not long to go: The Duchess, seen here at events last month, still doesn't know the

Summary: Kensington Palace has revealed details of plans in place for royal birth . William will remain in Norfolk and faces a two-hour hospital dash . Kate, meanwhile, remains in London close to the Lindo Wing . The couple have thanked people 'around the world' for good luck notes . Also said that Prince George is 'excited' about the impending birth . The couple also say that they won't be hiring a second nanny .


This is the shocking moment a Labour candidate collapsed seconds before he was due to take part in a live TV debate. Darren Jones, who is standing for Bristol North West, was seen stepping away from his podium after complaining of pins and needles in his legs. The Labour candidate started swaying on his feet in front of worried audience members before collapsing in front of presenter Ellie Pitt and his opponents on Made in Bristol's programme, Decision Made. Darren Jones was seen stepping away from his podium in front of his worried-looking opponents just seconds before the programme was due to go on air . The 28-year-old approached presenter Ellie Pitt, taking off his glasses before collapsing in front of the studio audience seconds before they were due to go on air . The channel was forced to cut to commercials as the 28-year-old recovered on the studio floor. An ambulance was called by cancelled while the programme was delayed for nine minutes. Once back on his feet Mr Jones was escorted out of the building leaving other local candidates - Ukip's Michael Frost, Liberal Democrat Clare Campion-Smith and Conservative Charlotte Leslie - to take part in the debate without him. Later he said he had not been feeling well for a while before fainting but had been determined not to cancel the event. Blaming his collapse on a cold brought on by his campaign, he said: 'My team and I have all been working really hard to make sure we return a Labour MP for Bristol North West that will fight for the things that really matter. 'I managed to catch a cold in the process but wanted to make sure that Labour's vision for a better Britain was represented so I went to the studio anyway. Clearly this was unwise!' Audience members rushed to help the Labour candidate after he fell at their feet just seconds before going on air . After coming to, Mr Jones sat on the studio floor with his debate notes still on the podium next to his opponents . 'I'm just disappointed that voters in Bristol didn't get the Labour representation they deserved but I look forward to the opportunity of representing them in Parliament as the next Labour MP for Bristol North West in a few weeks time (fingers crossed).' Chris James, station manager for Made in Bristol, said: 'All of us at Made in Bristol TV hope Darren is recovering, and we send him our very best wishes. 'It was a truly shocking moment to witness for everyone here. We called an ambulance immediately and a number of Made TV staff and audience members carried him outside to get some fresh air.' 'We have spoken to Darren and he is feeling much better and said he was disappointed he couldn't take part, but he is OK.' Mr Jones said he collapsed after becoming exhausted with the a cold but was looking forward to getting back on the campaign trail .

Summary: Darren Jones was seen swaying on his feet moments before going on air . The 28-year-old stepped away from his podium with seconds to spare . He collapsed in front of the audience on Made in Bristol's Decision Made . Later the candidate said he had been feeling poorly all day before show .