Haul: The cherry picker collecting drugs from the roof of HMP Altcourse in Liverpool . The amount of drugs being thrown over the fence into one prison is so high that warders have been forced to deploy a cherry picker to remove them. Packages containing heroin and cannabis were cleared from the roof of HMP Altcourse in Liverpool - hurled there from the outside by friends of inmates who missed their intended targets. The hydraulic crane also recovered so-called 'legal highs' as well as 22 phones, three Sim cards and six chargers from the 60ft roof, contained in a total of 14 bubble-wrapped packages. Officers at the jail, privately run by controversial firm G4S, disclosed the haul in an internal document, which dramatically highlights the extent of drug use among the jail's 1,300 inmates. Dave Thompson, director of the Category B prison, said: 'These items were thrown over the prison walls by criminals on the outside and it required a cherry picker and staff to retrieve them from inaccessible rooftops.' Altcourse, the first prison in the UK to be designed and constructed for a private operator, has been criticised for drug-related violence. After a three-day visit last June, chief inspector of prisons Chris Hardwick wrote: 'There have been 38 serious assaults in just four months before the inspection. Gang issues and the availability of drugs, particularly new psychoactive substances [legal highs] were a significant factor in much of the violence.' G4S insists that Altcourse runs an effective anti-smuggling operation, and that the cherry picker is part of a 'high-visibility' approach to show inmates they will 'root out packages from anywhere'. 'We are committed to preventing drugs coming into our prison and we are encouraged that, at the same time as our seizures of banned substances have increased, the numbers of prisoners testing positive for them has come down,' said Mr Thompson.

Summary: A cherry picker was called in to clear drugs from roof of HMP Altcourse . Packages containing heroin and cannabis were hurled there from outside . The throwers missed their intended targets - their inmate friends inside .


A pregnant meteorologist has called out the bullies who viciously attacked her appearance by reading their hateful messages on air - before admitting that their cruel words had taken their toll on her. Kristi Gordon, of British Columbia's news channel Global BC, was joined by her fellow anchors Robin Stickley and Squire Barnes as they reflected upon the degrading comments the mom has received about her second pregnancy on an episode of the online-only news segment News Hour Plus - with her reading some of the message aloud. 'Nowhere on North America TV have we seen a weather reader so gross as you (sic),' Kristi read from one of the messages. 'Your front end looks like the Hindenburg and rear end a brick - fill in the blank - house.' Scroll down for video . Taking a stand: Pregnant TV meteorologist Kristi Gordon called out the online bullies who attacked her appearance during the online only segment News Hour Plus . The online bullies, who left no name or return address, added: 'We now turn off Global. Cover up or take time off. The Group.' Kristi, who is due to give birth in three months, explained that she received the harsh message the day before she taped the March 26 segment and admitted that it 'kicked off a bit of a conversation'. She and her co-anchors laughed the comments off, particularly the group's misspelling of the word Global. 'First of all, if you are going to diss us, please learn how to spell,' Squire noted, before he explained that Global is spelled with an 'a' - not an 'e' like the group had written. And while they joked about the bizarre jibe, it wasn't the only scathing message Kristi had received regarding her pregnancy and her wardrobe. 'Buy some decent clothes and have more respect for your unborn child. You're not the first pregnant woman OMG,' another critic had written. Someone else advised her: 'Looser tops would look much more professional.' Harsh words: Kristi, who can be seen giving a weather report, was also criticized for wearing form-fitting clothing because 'looser tops would look more professional' After Kristi finished reading the messages, Squire joked: 'Haters gonna hate as some rapper may have said,' before Robin interjected: 'Taylor Swift, I think actually said that.' Kristi revealed that she was actually expecting these types of messages because she had received a similar level of hateful jibes during her first pregnancy. Refusing to cover up and hide her pregnant body however, she stood up to show her growing baby bump and said: 'You can't really hide something like this.' 'I feel like I am pretty confident person,' she added. 'I wouldn't be in this industry if I wasn't. I don't feel that this is really affecting me or has affected me.' But Kristi went on to say that, subconsciously, her critics' hurtful words had gotten to her. That night she found herself checking her own reflection in the mirror to see how big her baby bump had grown. She asked her husband if she looked

Summary: Kristi Gordon of British Columbia's news channel Global BC called out her online bullies because she realized their words had affected her .


A mysterious 'ring of fire' has been spotted in space thanks to Albert Einstein's theory of relatively. The ring, located 12 billion light years away, is an illusion created by the chance alignment of two distant galaxies. The striking circular structure is a rare manifestation of gravitational lensing predicted by Albert Einstein in his theory of general relativity. Scroll down for video . Alma's image of the gravitationally lensed galaxy SDP.81. The bright orange central region of the ring - Alma's highest resolution observation ever - reveals the glowing dust in this distant galaxy . Gravitational lensing occurs when a massive galaxy or cluster of galaxies bends the light emitted from a more distant galaxy, forming a highly magnified, though much distorted image. In this particular case, the galaxy known as SDP.81 and an intervening galaxy line up so perfectly that the light from the more distant one forms a nearly complete circle as seen from Earth. Einstein's theory predicts that the gravitational effects of the nearer galaxy will bend the light of the more distant one. The Alma telescope in Chile was able to capture the effect in the highest resolution images ever taken by the observatory. In this particular case, the galaxy known as SDP.81 and an intervening galaxy line up so perfectly that the light from the more distant one forms a nearly complete circle as seen from Earth. Discovered by the Herschel Space Observatory, SDP.81 is an active star-forming galaxy nearly 12 billion light-years away, seen at a time when the universe was only 15 percent of its current age. It is being lensed by a massive foreground galaxy that is a comparatively nearby 4 billion light-years away. 'Gravitational lensing is used in astronomy to study the very distant, very early Universe because it gives even our best telescopes an impressive boost in power,' said Alma Deputy Program Scientist Catherine Vlahakis. 'With the astounding level of detail in these new Alma images, astronomers will now be able to reassemble the information contained in the distorted image we see as a ring and produce a reconstruction of the true image of the distant galaxy.' An AlmaHubble composite image of the gravitationally lensed galaxy SDP.81. The diffuse blue element at the center of the ring is from the intervening lensing galaxy, as seen with the Hubble Space Telescope . The highest resolution image of SDP.81 was made by observing the relatively bright light emitted by cosmic dust in the distant galaxy. This striking image reveals well-defined arcs in a pattern that hints at a more complete, nearly contiguous ring structure. Though this intriguing interplay of gravity and light in SDP.81 has been studied previously by other observatories, none has captured the remarkable details of the ring structure in such detail. 'The exquisite amount of information contained in the Alma images is incredibly important for our understanding of galaxies in the early universe,' said astronomer Jacqueline Hodge with the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Charlottesville, Va. 'Astronomers use sophisticated computer programs to reconstruct lensed galaxies' true appearance. 'This unravelling of the

Summary: Ring is an illusion created by the chance alignment of two galaxies . Albert Einstein predicted the illusion in his theory of general relativity . This predicts the gravity of a closer galaxy will bend light a distant one .


The winter of 2014-15 won't be easily forgotten in Boston after the endless snow broke countless records and the city had to pay volunteers $30 an hour to help dig out the battered city. The shere volume of snow that fell earlier this year, nearly 65 inches fell in February alone, means that huge piles of the white stuff still remain. Except the remaining 'snow' isn't very white any more but rather a disgusting black color riddled with trash including broken pieces of glass, plastic shards and goodness knows what else. Scroll down for video . Vlad Tarasov couldn't resist filming himself ski down the slopes at Boston's largest snow farm located in the city's Seaport District . The one-minute video gives a first-person perspective of pushing through the filthy, trash-filled ice pile that served as a dumping ground for the snow . To some avid skiers snow is still snow and one in particular couldn't resist the urge to take to the slopes of Boston's temporary new resort. Vlad Tarasov even filmed his journey down the slopes at Boston's largest snow farm located in the city's Seaport District. 'I've been skiing for 20 years, but never like this,' he told The Boston Globe about the 'surreal' experience of climbing the slopes on April 5 and looking down the South Boston urban sprawl. The one-minute video gives viewers a first-person perspective of the experience as Tarasov pushes through the filthy, trash-filled ice pile that served as a dumping ground for the historic winter snowfall. Tarasov recalls having to avoid junk including rusted lawn chairs, parking cones, broken bottles, and 'pretty much every kind of trash you'd ever find on a Boston street.' He hit a dead seagull, he said. 'I've been skiing for 20 years, but never like this,' said Tarasov about the 'surreal' experience . Junk in the filthy snow included rusted lawn chairs, parking cones, broken bottles and even a dead seagull . 'I'm so accustomed to skiing on the white stuff. I was definitely concerned once I climbed the mound about falling on debris,' said Tarasov. He has no plans to repeat his daredevil stunt as the warm weather is now finally melting the snow farm and he doesn't want to have to clean all his gear again. Boston received 108.6 inches of snow - about 9 feet - during this last winter, beating the previous seasonal record of 107.9 inches that was set in 1995-96. The 65 inches that fell in February crushed the previous one-month record of 43.3 inches in January 2005. The city of Boston received 108.6 inches of snow - about 9 feet - during this last winter, topping a seasonal record of 107.9 inches that was set in 1995-96 .

Summary: Vlad Tarasov couldn't resist filming himself ski down the slopes at Boston's largest snow farm located in the city's Seaport District . His one-minute video gives a first-person perspective of pushing through the filthy, trash-filled ice pile that served as a dumping ground for the snow . 'I've been skiing for 20 years, but never like this,' he said about the 'surreal' experience . Junk in the filthy snow included rusted lawn chairs, parking cones, broken bottles and even a dead seagull .


Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has become the oldest Briton to complete the punishing Marathon des Sables with just 13 minutes to spare. At the finish line of the six-day 256km race through the Moroccan desert, the 71-year-old, who has previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass in 2003, said the event is 'not set for old geriatrics like me'. There were fears Sir Ranulph would not be able to finish the event after the 91km fourth stage, when he ran for more than 30 hours in temperatures topping 50C having had just one hour of sleep. Scroll down for video . Victory: Sir Ranulph Fiennes has become the oldest Briton to complete the Marathon des Sables in the desert . The veteran explorer has previously suffered two heart attacks and underwent a double heart bypass in 2003 . Speaking after completing the race, the veteran explorer, who has raised almost £1million for Marie Curie, said: 'The main thing is this race is not set for old geriatrics like me. 'When you see the camels coming up behind you, you're in danger of being cut off for being too slow. 'In the second-to-last push of the race I was only just in time - by 13 minutes.' Sir Ranulph received medical treatment at the end of the fourth stage of the race yesterday because the exertion had begun to take its toll on his heart. He was forced to lie down intermittently during the last few hours of the run because of fears he would not be able to finish the stage and described the experience as 'more hellish than hell'. As well as a double bypass, he has previously undergone a cancer operation and is in an ongoing fight with diabetes. Fundraising: Sir Ranulph's has raised almost £1million for Marie Curie, previously raising £6.3m the charity . Sir Ranulph is pictured here with his trainer Rory Coleman who at one stage repeatedly pushed the explorer to the ground for a rest before picking him back up again . Medical attention: Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 71, was taken to the medical tent because of concerns for his heart . Sir Ranulph, speaking after becoming the oldest Briton to complete the race, said: 'I got told by the surgeon when I had my last heart attack that I must not go over 130 heart beats a minute or undergo stress or extreme circumstances. 'When I get back to the UK I'm going straight to my surgeon to see what's gone wrong. 'I've not been in hot stuff on foot before and it's very, very difficult. 'The aim is to raise more money for more nurses in the UK with the wonderful Marie Curie, who make life much more bearable in a difficult time in your life.' Speaking after completing the race, he said: 'The main thing is this race is not set for old geriatrics like me' Sir Ranulph is pictured here with his trainer Rory Coleman who helped him to finish the gruelling fourth stage . There were fears he

Summary: Sir Ranulph Fiennes is the oldest Briton to complete Marathon des Sables . Veteran explorer, 71, said the 256km race isn't set for old geriatrics like me' He has raised almost £1million for Marie Curie by completing six-day event .


An HIV-positive Ohio man accused of sexually assaulting three girls has pleaded not guilty to 19 counts in court, where a prosecutor said one of them, a 12 year old, is pregnant. Keith Anthony Allen, 27, of Columbus pleaded not guilty Monday to charges including rape, felonious assault and gross sexual imposition. He remains jailed with no bond, and court records listed no attorney for him. Allen is accused of raping two 12-year-old girls since September and fondling a third girl. Remanded: Keith Anthony Allen, 27, of Columbus pleaded not guilty Monday to charges including rape, felonious assault and gross sexual imposition. He is accused of raping two 12-year-old girls and fondling a third girl . The assault charges allege he raped the girls while knowing he was HIV-positive and had consensual sex with a woman without telling her he has the virus that causes AIDS. Prosecutors say Allen could face a life sentence if he is convicted of having sex with a child under 13. The case marks the first time that the Franklin County prosecutor’s office has charged an adult with molesting children while knowing that he carries the virus that causes AIDS. 'I was outraged when I saw that police report,' Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O’Brien told The Columbus Dispatch. O’Brien said Allen had access to the two 12-year-old girls because his girlfriend is related to one of the children and the other sometimes spent the night with them. The assaults took place between September 1 and March 22, according to the indictment. Allen has been in the Franklin County jail since his arrest on March 25. His bail was set at $1 million. O'Brien says he is unaware of the health status of the victims in this case, whether or not any of them contracted HIV through Allen.

Summary: Keith Anthony Allen, 27, of Columbus, Ohio, is facing 19 charges . Accused of sexually assaulting three girls . Two of them, both 12, were raped, and one is pregnant . The third victim was allegedly fondled . Allen is facing a life sentence if convicted of having sex with a child .


Adi Viveash's Chelsea U19s side stormed into the UEFA Youth League final following a 4-0 mauling of Roma in the semis. After a tense and goalless first-half, midfielder Charlie Colckett's deflected shot gave Chelsea the lead. Striker Dominic Solanke then scored a brace, before substitute Tammy Abraham wrapped up the win with a tap in on 83 minutes. Chelsea will now face Shakhtar Donetsk's U19s team in the final. Chelsea striker Dominic Solanke celebrates scoring his side's second goal against Roma on Friday . Chelsea's Ruben Loftus-Cheek (right) and Roma's Jose Machin (left) battle for the ball on Monday . Chelsea's Isaiah Brown (left) tussle for the ball with Roma's Silvio Anocic (right) in the box . Roma had initially defended strongly, but capitulated after the break. Chelsea made two changes from the side that started the quarter-final victory over Atletico Madrid last month, with Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Charly Musonda coming into the line-up. Andreas Christensen, who started in midfield against Atletico, was paired with Jake Clarke-Salter at centre-back, while Ola Aina and Jay DaSilva occupied the full-back positions. Loftus-Cheek was partnered in midfield by Colkett and Musonda, with the latter operating in the hole behind the front-three of Solanke, Jeremie Boga and captain Izzy Brown. Chelsea's Charlie Musonda (right) controls the ball ahead Roma's oncoming Christian D'Urso (left) Chelsea's Ola Aina (right) dribbles with the ball ahead of Roma's Jose Machin (centre) Roma's Daniele Verde (left) shields the ball away from Chelsea defender Jay Dasilva (right) Brown (left) charges forward to collect the ball ahead of Roma's Silvio Anocic (right) Chelsea were rewarded for their persistence in the second-half with two goals inside four minutes of the restart. The first came at the end of a driving run from Brown, which saw the ball bounce kindly into the path of Colkett for him to wrong-foot the goalkeeper with an awkward shot. A second goal followed from Christensen's excellent long ball forward, met by the run of Solanke who rounded the rushing keeper to fire into an empty net. After Boga had an attempt spilled by the keeper, Solanke was on hand to poach his second and Chelsea's third. Solanke has now netted 11 goals in this year's Youth League and is the competition's leading scorer. The rout was completed when Abraham, on from the bench, converted Kasey Palmer's cross. Roma's Toni Sanabria (right) prepares to take on Chelsea's Ola Aina (left)in the UEFA Youth League match .

Summary: Chelsea youth striker Dominic Solanke scored a double against Roma . The 4-0 win sees Chelsea U19s progress to the UEFA Youth League final . Adi Viveash's youngsters will take on Shakhtar Donetsk in the final .


A schoolboy with a rare illness which means he is allergic to sunlight has been racially abused in the street because of the brown suncream he has to wear. James Creag, 11, is so sick of being taunted that he has stopped putting on the special cream - meaning that it is not safe for him to go outside. He suffers from the condition Erythropoietic Protoporphyria, whose victims are nicknamed 'real-life vampires' because their skin cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. James Creag must use the special brown suncream (pictured) as he suffers from a rare sunlight allergy . He suffers from the condition Erythropoietic Protoporphyria, which means he suffers from terrible sunburn (pictured) when exposed to sunlight . James, from Salford in Greater Manchester, was given Dundee Reflective Sunscreen, a thick brown paste which blocks out the light. But when strangers shouted out abuse such as 'chocolate face' and 'you're coloured' because of his unusual appearance, he refused to wear it any more. His mother Claire, 34, said: 'When he had the cream on he was called names - the kind of names a racist would say. I don't know why. 'It was either ignorance or evilness. People think he's different so they taunted him. It's so cruel. I hate that people take the mickey out of him. 'The cream was meant to protect him but he's stopped wearing it now.' The unfortunate schoolboy has to wear a long-sleeved shirt, trousers, and gloves in all weather so he is not harmed by the sun, which would be like having 'boiling water poured on him'. However, his condition can also can flare up when he is inside, so his parents have installed specially dimmed windows to block out the sun's rays. 'His school got new lightbulbs in October,' Mrs Creag said. 'Immediately he started getting pins and needles and his body swelled up. He was in agony, I was so worried. 'It turned out he was suffering a reaction to the new daylight bulb lights. The school put a special coating over them and now he is lots better. Family: James with his mother Claire and younger sister Grace, who does not have the condition . EPP occurs when there is a build-up of a chemical called protoporphyrin in the blood. The skin is more sensitive to longer ultraviolet wavelengths (UVA) and to visible light. It is caused by a shortage of an enzyme in the body that normally converts the protoporphyrin into a substance called haem. As a result of this enzyme deficiency, protoporphyrin levels build up in the blood. As . blood passes through the skin, the protoporphyrin absorbs the energy . from sunlight and this sets off a chemical reaction that can slightly . damage surrounding tissues. The . nerve endings in the skin interpret this as itching or burning pain, . and if the blood vessels are affected, they can leak fluid, causing . swelling. The condition is hereditary and symptoms include developing tingling, itching and burning when exposed to sunlight. There is currently no cure. Source: British

Summary: James Creag suffers from rare condition Erythropoietic Protoporphyria . He wears a thick brown sunscream to block out harmful rays which would leave him in agony . But after strangers taunted him with racist abuse he stopped using it .


A young mum who was crippled after she dived 40 feet off Appley Bridge quarry in Wigan has described how her children inspired her fight back to health. Natalie Prescott, 26, was not expected to survive after she dived into a quarry in a dare-devil stunt which went horribly wrong. Her family was warned she was unlikely to pull through and that if she did, she would almost certainly lose her legs. Mum-of-three Natalie Prescott, 26, with Harley, 5, (left), 19 month old Scarlett, and Saskia, 7, (right), nearly lost her legs after leaping off Appley Bridge Quarry, near Wigan, back in 2012 . Through perseverance, she is finally on the way to recovery – and says her children are her inspiration. But after learning that a teenage boy tragically drowned in the same quarry on Friday, Natalie is campaigning to have the area closed off to the public. Mother-of-three Natalie, from Wigan, said: 'This tragedy brought it all back to me. I almost died there too – and I want all young people to learn from my stupidity - please stay away from lakes and rivers because tomb-stoning can kill you. 'But in a way, I'm glad it happened to me, because it taught me what's important in life. All that matters to me now are my three lovely children.' After the incident, it was revealed that her ankles were pulverised and her knee cap was smashed . She had several operations during a three-month hospital stay, including metal plating in her ankle . The accident, in June 2012, happened at Appley Bridge quarry, Wigan, near the farm owned by Natalie's mother, Susan. Susan was later to see the air ambulance over her farm – unaware it was carrying her own daughter. Natalie, who is mother to Saskia, 7, Harley, 5, and 19 month old Scarlett, says: 'I hooked up with some old friends and on a sunny afternoon we went for a day out to a beauty spot, where rocks overhang a disused quarry. 'My mum lived nearby and she was looking after my two children whilst I went out with my friends. 'We were daring each other to jump in the water, and even though I knew it was stupid, I went along with it. I had never done anything like that before. 'I just fancied doing something crazy. I wasn't thinking about my children, I was thinking about myself.' As Natalie jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated. She smashed against an overhanging cliff, before hitting the water. After the accident, although the doctors managed to save her legs, she was unable to walk or stand, and had to learn all over again . At the time of the accident in 2012, the 26-year-old had two children, Saskia, now 7, and Harley, now 5 . She says: 'As I hit the water, I saw a large gaping hole in my knee. I had no pain but I was shaking and in shock.' Natalie's friends dragged her onto the banking and gave her mouth to

Summary: Natalie Prescott, 26, had to be flown to intensive care by air ambulance . She plunged 40 feet off Appley Bridge Quarry, near Wigan . Teenager Miracle Godson, 13, drowned in same area on Friday . Mum-of-three vows to have area closed after learning of drowning .


UEFA has published Champions League regulations for next season confirming a seeding change to reward national league winners. Top-seeded teams in eight groups will be the defending Champions League winner plus title holders in the seven highest-ranked countries. On current standings, Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and Porto will drop in status in the August 27 draw. Arsenal, who were knocked out by Monaco this season, could drop down in the pots for the group stages . Chelsea look to be marching towards the Premier League title so would stay in pot 1 . If Real Madrid don't win La Liga or the Champions League they will be in pot 2 next season . If things stay as they are in Europe... Champions League winner . Barcelona . Bayern Munich . Chelsea . Juventus . PSG . Zenit . Benfica . Real Madrid would also drop down if Barcelona wins the Champions League and Spanish league. If the Champions League winner also wins its national title, then the eighth top-seeded team is the Dutch champions. That is PSV Eindhoven, which is only 30th in UEFA's club standings. Currently, top-seeded teams are the eight highest-ranked in a five-year results cycle in UEFA competitions. The new system should elevate league-leading Juventus and Zenit St Petersburg, plus France's champions. Porto are trailing Benfica in Primeira Liga so would also miss out on pot 1 in the Champions League . PSV would benefit if the winners of the Champions League also won their domestic title .

Summary: Top-seeded teams in Champions League groups will be title holders . Top seven league winners will be joined by the holders of the competition . Change in regulations would mean Arsenal and Porto drop down . Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid also face drop from top group . Chelsea would stick as top seeds if they win the Premier League .


A pair of British expats say they are ‘trapped’ in southern Spain amid an ongoing legal battle with the local town hall over a luxury bed and breakfast they once operated. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are attempting to sell the four-bedroom property where they currently reside in Jimena de la Frontera, but it is now on the brink of being torn down. The retired couple told Spain’s Olive Press news website that they have done nothing wrong but face losing the estate over illegal additions made by a previous owner. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are locked in a dispute with the town hall over alterations made by a previous owner . The Jubbs purchased the bed and breakfast in Jimena de la Frontera, in southern Spain, in 2008 . Patrick, 64, told the news website: ‘We are in absolute pieces over this. ‘All we want is to go back to the UK to be with our family and friends, but we can’t. All our money is tied up in the property.’ Patrick, a former engineer from London, and his 63-year-old wife, Valerie, bought the bed and breakfast, La Vina de Linan, in 2008 and closed it a year ago as they moved forward with plans to sell it. They said they had a deal in place to sell the estate for €680,000, but the town hall ruled that the first floor, kitchen and pool were illegally built by previous owners in 1994. The Jubbs said they obtained a certificate that stated there were no infractions when they bought the estate . When the Jubbs tried to sell the town hall ruled that the alterations, including a swimming pool, were illegal . The Jubbs told the Olive Press that the Junta provided a certificate stating there were no planning infractions when they bought the property, and that the alterations were legalised by land registry officials in 2005 – three years before they acquired the estate. In most situations the local authority loses the right to demolish a house that has been illegally altered if it fails to detect the alterations within four years. But in the case of the Jubbs the usual rule does not apply because the property is located inside Los Alcornocales Natural Park in the Andalusian province of Cadiz. Patrick and Valerie Jubb are planning to move back to the UK, but said their money is tied up in the property . Patrick said the alterations never should have been approved in the first place. Online adverts still list the Jubbs’ property for sale, with a guide price of €875,000. With a sparkling rating on TripAdvisor, it is marketed as a secluded and private property with panoramic mountain views. It is located just 25 minutes from Gibraltar and 90 minutes from Malaga airport. The home boasts four en-suite bedrooms, a large sitting room with a fireplace, a dining room and terraces.

Summary: Patrick and Valerie Jubb purchased the property in Andalusia in 2008 . They said the alterations had been legalised by land registry officials . Couple also said a certificate listed no infractions at time of purchase . When they tried to sell local authorities said the alterations were illegal . Town hall said normal rules do not apply as estate is in a natural park .


Two trainee obstetricians have been removed from a newly developed $2 million hospital in Western Australia reportedly over concerns about the quality of service and problems with patient safety at the obstetric unit. The concerns around Fiona Stanley Hospital, in southwest Perth, were revealed to theWest Australian by unnamed sources. However, according to health authorities, the move was purely based on reshuffling junior medical faculty. The latest potential developments at the hospital follow recent reports that blood and bone fragments were found on supposedly sanitised medical instruments. The $2 billion Fiona Stanley Hospital in southwest Perth was found to have blood and bone fragments of some its medical instruments . The West Australian was told junior doctors were moved to 'maximise training opportunities' by a state committee that organises both accreditation and training for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. The hospital went on 'baby bypass' when the maternity unit opened four months ago, due to an unexpectedly high number of women giving birth. The hospital consequently had to direct expectant mothers to other hospitals. This week the RANZCOG told the West Australian that the obstetrics unit, which opened on December 2 last year, was approved for training in March. Michael Gannon, president of the Australian Medical Association WA, told the West Australian he knew of issues surrounding the recently opened obstetrics unit. He said concerns of the unit's services were similar to others at the hospital, due to planning issues from years ago. The hospital was stripped of its medical service provider Serco after they failed to return sterilising equipment by an arranged date in February . Earlier in the week, it was revealed that the hospital's medical service provider Serco failed to return sterilising equipment by an arranged date in February. The company was fined $60,000 and was subject to Department of Health workers auditing its staff, but the hospital was reportedly operating with poorly sanitised instruments, reported the ABC. Australian Medical Association WA president Michael Gannon noted recent reports that some instruments contained blood and human matter. 'There's been reports of bits of bone on some orthopaedic equipment, there's been reports, that are really hard to believe, of blood still being seen on some instruments,' he said. 'So this gives us great concern.'. Dr Gannon said the latest revelations will further damage the hospital's public image and likely cause a loss of morale within its workforce. 'I can't imagine how people must feel if they've got surgery booked at the hospital at some stage,' he said.

Summary: Two trainee obstetricians have reportedly been removed from a newly-opened $2 million hospital in Western Australia . They were removed due to concerns about the quality of service and problems with patient safety at the obstetric unit, according to a report . Health authorities say the move was made in order to reshuffle junior medical staff . There's been a string of controversial incidents in the hospital, including the death of a patient last month .


Eden Hazard must make himself a killer or a bully to defenders if the Chelsea winger is to be considered among the best in the world, insists Gary Neville. Hazard is poised to win PFA Player of the Year as Chelsea storm towards the Barclays Premier League title, but Neville says Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are 'in outer space' by comparison. The former Manchester United right-back feels Hazard is on par with Arjen Robben, Thomas Muller, Neymar, Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez, but that he is not as ruthless as the rest. Chelsea winger Eden Hazard must make himself a killer or a bully to defenders, insists Gary Neville . Hazard is poised to win PFA Player of the Year as Chelsea storm towards the Premier League title . Cristiano Ronaldo pictured during a Real Madrid training session this week ahead of their La Liga match . Neville says Ronaldo and Barcelona star Lionel Messi are 'in outer space' by comparison to other players . 'Hazard needs to bully defenders more, become a killer, somebody who gives full-backs nightmares before they play against him,' Neville wrote in his Daily Telegraph column. 'And at 24, now is the time for him to make those improvements. First of all, he needs to add ruthlessness to his game because he still lets too many defenders off the hook. 'As a right-back, I confess that Hazard would have been a nightmare to play against because he has a low centre of gravity, loads of skill and trickery, two strong feet and the ability to spin in behind you. 'But he is not a bully in the manner of Muller, Neymar or Robben, somebody who will keep coming at you, time and time again. I do not believe that Hazard is capable of having a 46-goal season like Ronaldo, but he can certainly hit the mid-20s.' Hazard is preparing to face Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, when Jose Mourinho's men can go one step closer to clinching the title. Real Madrid's Gareth Bale comes at defenders time and time again, according to former right-back Neville . Neville regards Barcelona's Neymar as a ruthless player who will come at defenders over and over . Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben is another who Hazard should try to become more like on the wing . Thomas Muller is classed in the same talent pool as Hazard, Robben and Neymar, according to Neville .

Summary: Chelsea's Eden Hazard is poised to be crowned PFA Player of the Year . Gary Neville feels he is nowhere near Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi . The former Manchester United right-back says Hazard must become a bully . Neville: 'Hazard needs to bully defenders more, become a killer, somebody who gives full-backs nightmares before they play against him'


Four under-age fraternity members were busted by police on an Alabama interstate with a trailer-load of alcohol, after being stopped for an expired tag. The Louisiana State University students were found with nearly 2,000 beers, ten liters of spirits and several litres of wine on the I-10 in Mobile County. Harrison Coogan, and Hunter Coker, both 18, and 19-year-olds Carson Buckner and Brandon Barber, told sheriff's deputies they were heading to spring break celebrations in Gulf Shores. Scroll down for video . Busted: Four underage frat boys were busted in Alabama, accused of towing nearly 2,000 cans of beer and ten litres of spirits to Gulf Shores for spring break . Mobile County Sheriff's spokesman Lori Myles said deputies found the alcohol during a stop Monday on Interstate-10 on Monday. Ms Myles said the teenagers were asked to stop by officers as they were hauling a trailer with an expired tag. 106x18 packs of Natural Light beer . 5x12 packs of Corona beer . One 5litre box of Franzia White Zinfandel . 1.75litres Skyy Vodka . 750ml Gordon's Vodka . 1.75litres Captain Morgan Rum . 2x1.75litres+ 1x750ml Jack Daniels . 1.75litres Jose Cuervo . 1.75litres Svedka Vodka . During the stop, Coogan, Barber, Coker and Buckner consented to a search of their pick-up truck and trailer, which is how deputies discovered the alcohol. Authorities say more than 100 cases of Natural Light beer, five cases of Corona and a five-litre box of Franzie White Zinfandel was confiscated. Deputies also found a total of ten litres of vodka, tequila, rum, and whiskey. The four young men, who all joined the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at LSU last term, told officers they were en-route to Gulf Shores to meet 'a larger group of people for the week of spring break,' The Advocate reports. Lt. Paul Burch says the suspects will likely be charged with underage alcohol possession. That's a lot of beer money: More than 100 cases of Natural Light beer, five cases of Corona and a five-litre box of Franzie White Zinfandel was confiscated . Mobile Country Sheriff's deputies also found a total of ten litres of vodka, tequila, rum, and whiskey .

Summary: Four teens busted towing nearly 2,000 cans of beer and ten litres of spirits . Stopped on interstate for driving pick-up and trailer with expired tag . They told deputies they were heading to Gulf Shores for spring break .


James May has been forced to backtrack for suggesting Top Gear viewers who sent threatening tweets to Sue Perkins should 'kill themselves'. Perkins, who became a favourite to replace the ousted Jeremy Clarkson after a flurry of bets, recently announced she was leaving Twitter as a result of the horrific abuse. In response, May said: 'If you're one of the people sending death threats to Sue Perkins, could you please do the world a much bigger favour by killing yourself.' The presenter quickly clarified: 'Obviously I don't actually want people to kill themselves but, really, we don't want them as fans.' James May (right) backtracked on his comment that Top Gear viewers who sent threatening tweets to Sue Perkins (left) should 'kill themselves' May is currently getting ready to tour a Top Gear spin-off around the UK alongside Clarkson and Richard Hammond, following the BBC's sacking of Clarkson for punching a producer. They will be stripped of all BBC branding and instead be presented as 'Clarkson, Hammond and May Live', meaning the show will not be able to use clips from Top Gear - or even feature the Stig. May's comments were made after Perkins finally decided to take a break from Twitter in response to the barrage of abuse. She had earlier stated: 'Guys, post the utterly fabricated story about me and Top Gear, my timeline has been full of blokes wishing me dead. This morning, someone suggested they'd like to see me burn to death. 'All of which goes to say that I am off Twitter for a bit. Love and peace x.' The Great British Bake Off host was said to be the front-runner for the job, according to bookmakers Coral, with Dermot O'Leary second favourite at 2-1. Actor Philip Glenister, famed for his role as the detective in Life On Mars, has also been rumoured to replace the ousted Clarkson. The Bake Off star denied the rumours, resulting in a torrent of abuse from Top Gear fans. Perkins said on Twitter last week: 'Just back from night shoot in Kolkata sewers to find my timeline busy with middle-aged man-trolls. General gist: Man do cars, woman do cake.' Jeremy Clarkson, pictured here smoking and looking tired in London this week, attacked one of the Top Gear producers . Clarkson was the subject of an internal BBC investigation after he attacked Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon, splitting his lip and verbally abusing him in a 30-second assault on March 4. He was suspended by the broadcaster on March 10 before it announced his contract would not be renewed. The star received widespread public support - including from his friend Prime Minister David Cameron - in the aftermath of the fracas, and one million people signed a petition calling for the BBC to reinstate him. But director-general Tony Hall said 'a line has been crossed' and 'there cannot be one rule for one and one rule for another'.

Summary: James May has backtracked on comment suggesting trolls 'kill themselves' He was referring to people sending death threats to Sue Perkins on Twitter . Perkins has been tipped as a bookies' favourite to replace Jeremy Clarkson . But it led to a torrent of abuse sent by Top Gear fans on social media . She announced recently she would be leaving Twitter for the near future .


Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson had topsy-turvy nights in Week 12 of the Betway Premier League in Cardiff. World No 1 Van Gerwen and world champion Anderson both won and lost a game apiece during an eventful night in the world of darts. Van Gerwen impressed as he brushed James Wade aside as he cruised to a 7-0 win and booked a place in May's play-offs at the 02. World No 1 Michael van Gerwen celebrates during his impressive 7-0 win over James Wade . Gary Anderson (right) won his top-of-the-table clash against Van Gerwen (left) during the night's finale . The Dutchman's evening suffered a blip when he was beaten by Anderson during his second match of the night. Anderson, on the other hand, lost 7-1 to Stephen Bunting in the opening match of the Betway Premier League. The Scotsman sealed a 7-5 win over rival Van Gerwen as he averaged 105.94. 'It was an amazing performance and I’m so really happy with how I played and how it went. I’m over the moon,' Van Gerwen told Sky Sports on his earlier victory against Wade. Meanwhile, Raymond van Barneveld came from behind to defeat Dave Chisnall and Phil Taylor drew 6-6 with Adrian Lewis. Phil Taylor drew 6-6 with Adrian Lewis in a thrilling contest on Thursday night . Stephen Bunting 7-1 Gary Anderson . James Wade 0-7 Michael van Gerwen . Raymond van Barneveld 7-5 Dave Chisnall . Phil Taylor 6-6 Adrian Lewis . Gary Anderson 7-5 Michael van Gerwen .

Summary: Michael van Gerwen booked place in next month's play-offs . The Dutchman beat James Wade 7-0 in Betway Premier League in Cardiff . He was beaten 7-5 by Gary Anderson in the night's finale .


There are up to one million free-roaming dogs on Romania's streets who are being hunted down by 'dog catchers' and stuck in squalid state-run pounds where 'they are waiting to die'. The 'euthanasia' of strays was legalised by the Romanian parliament in September 2013 to help reduce a massive overpopulation. But a group of former models called the K-9 Angels have rescued hundreds of dogs from the streets where they would be savagely killed - and re-homed at least 700 in the UK. The Angels claim government funds for programmes aimed at neutering the animals were never implemented and the animals were dealt with in the 'most cruel way'. Pola Pospieszalska, Anneka Svenska and former Playboy model Victoria Eisermann are devoted to saving the mistreated dogs - and finding them loving homes. Scroll down for videos . The K-9 Angels charity fronted by singer Pola Pospieszalska (left), TV wildlife presenter Anneka Svenska (right) and former Playboy model Victoria Eisermann (centre) is devoted to saving the mistreated dogs . Rescue: The K-9 Angels (Pola pictured) have rescued hundreds of stray dogs from being killed in Romania and re-homed them in the UK . Second chance: Pola, Anneka and Victoria (pictured) have re-homed at least 700 dogs in the UK and spayed over 2,500 dogs . Overpopulation: Charities estimate there are between 500,000 and one million free-roaming dogs on Romania's streets . Cruelty: Pola described to MailOnline how 'tens of thousands of animals have been caught by dogcatchers (pictured) and killed in most horrific ways' Inhumane: The dogs are supposed to be euthanised humanely with a legal injection but in reality they can be clubbed to death, set on fire and left for dead . Abandoned: Charities have told MailOnline that state-appointed 'dog catchers' are rounding up dogs and taking them to holding pens where they are 'waiting to die' Attack: Pola from K-9 Angels (pictured) she says the 'killing law' was passed following an 'isolated incident' in 2013, when a four-year-old boy was mauled to death by a pack of 'vicious stray dogs' Brutal: The Angels claim government funds for programmes which were designed to neuter dogs were never implemented and the animals were dealt with in the 'most cruel way' They say the state-appointed catchers round up dogs and take them to holding pens where they can be 'clubbed to death' and set on fire. Pola told MailOnline: 'Romania's stray dog situation is probably one of the worst in Europe and sad, neglected, hungry animals are a part of Romanian landscape. She says the 'killing law' was passed following an 'isolated incident' in 2013, when a four-year-old boy was mauled to death by a pack of 'vicious stray dogs'. Adding: 'Tens of thousands of animals have been caught by dogcatchers and killed in most horrific ways. 'It is common in Romania for them not to use a euthanasia injection, but instead dispose of dogs in cheaper ways such as injecting paint thinner into the heart, strangling, clubbing to death.' The founders of K-9 Angels describe the pounds as 'filthy, dirty, short on

Summary: Euthanasia programme legalised in 2013 to quell overpopulation of strays . But the dogs are being killed inhumanely in squalid pounds, charities say . The K-9 Angels have saved over 700 from these pens and re-homed them . Pola, Anneka and Victoria claim public funds to neuter dogs were ignored . GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING .


On the pitch this season, Chelsea have been hitting their targets... and off it, Eden Hazard and three of his Blues team-mates have been doing the same. Taking part in Audi's football challenge, Hazard and Nathan Ake paired up to take on Loic Remy and Willian in a head-to-head challenge for the car manufacturers. In round one, the Chelsea stars aim to fire balls into the boot of a car from close range, with Hazard and Ake securing the points with a 5-3 win. One of the challenges the Chelsea players were set was to sink balls into convertible Audi's from long range . 17-goal man Eden Hazard and youngster Nathan Ake took on Blues' team-mates Loic Remy and Willian . From there, they take to a makeshift tennis court, where the net is replaced by a £127,000 Audi R8 V10 plus, and the players must play over the top of it. Once again, it is 17-goal man Hazard and his partner Ake who come up trumps, winning the decider to take a 6-0 lead after the first two rounds. It is in the final game that most points are won, as the players shoot from long range aiming to sink their footballs through the top of a convertible Audi. Hazard poses next to a £127,000 R8 V10 plus Audi, which played the part of tennis net in one challenge . The final challenge involved the players shooting at cars from long range, with Remy and Willian winning . Hazard throws footballs up to his team-mate Ake, who tries to fire them into the boot of an Audi . Willian and Remy redeem themselves to produce a shock win over their team-mates, but the pair were involved in the biggest misfortune of the day on their way to victory. Shown in a short clip at the very end of the video, Willian can be seen smashing the wing mirror off one of the Audi's with a long-range effort. Team-mate Remy's hands-on-head reaction says it all... but we're pretty sure he won't have to pay to repair the damage. Remy puts his hands on his head after watching Willian smash the wing mirror of one of the cars . Willian laughs after being allowed to drive one of the Audi's that was part of the football challenge .

Summary: Four Chelsea stars took part in Audi's football challenge . They were tasked with various challenges involving the expensive cars . Eden Hazard and Nathan Ake faced Willian and Loic Remy in the video . Willian accidentally smashes the wing mirror of one of the Audi's . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .


Sometime in the next few weeks, Louis van Gaal has a lunch appointment with Sir Alex Ferguson. On Friday he expressed a tongue-in-cheek hope that Ferguson will pay but, more pertinently, the current Manchester United manager hopes to have some genuine and tangible progress to talk about. Ferguson, it must be said, has waited a long time for such news. The United team he left to David Moyes moved only backwards while this season’s version has only occasionally appeared genuinely purposeful under Van Gaal. Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal revealed he is set to discuss the club with Sir Alex Ferguson soon . Van Gaal is preparing his side for Saturday's clash against Aston Villa as they bid to finish in the top four . How the Premier League table looks ahead of April 4 . Now, though, towards the end of this peculiar Barclays Premier League season, life at the business end of the table has become a little more interesting. Successive United victories over Tottenham and Liverpool have left both those teams listing a little. In second, meanwhile, Manchester City, one senses, have stopped looking ahead and started to glance over their shoulder. On Saturday, for example, a win for United over Aston Villa would take Van Gaal’s team above City, who don’t play until Monday night’s engagement at Crystal Palace. Then, a week on Sunday, the two Manchester teams meet. No wonder Van Gaal was sounding perky on Friday. All of a sudden, places two, three and four in the Premier League have begun to look rather interchangeable and it’s United who look in decent shape to benefit. ‘The comments of United legends are always important because they have a lot of fans,’ said Van Gaal on Friday when asked about Gary Neville’s suggestion that the recent United performance at Liverpool was one of the best he could remember. Juan Mata (left) scored twice as United won 2-1 at top four rivals Liverpool in the league on March 22 . Van Gaal knows victory over Villa on Saturday could see them leapfrog Manchester City into second place . ‘And fans are listening to the legends so it’s nice for Manchester United. It’s nice for the players, and also nice for the manager when legends are saying that. But I think that if, for example, Sir Alex Ferguson says that then I am more proud because he can judge as a manager much better than ex-players what is the achievement in such a game. ‘Sir Alex is always on his way (travelling) so it’s difficult to speak with him. But we have made an appointment and he shall pay - that is very important!’ Back from a break in Amsterdam with his wife, Van Gaal looked ready for the challenges ahead. He remains cautious and understandably so. His team have let him down before this season and United still have each of the current top three to play between now and mid-May. While Van Gaal says United are mathematically in the title race, he says the top-four battle is

Summary: Manchester United host Aston Villa in the Premier League on Saturday . Arsenal entertain Liverpool at the Emirates in the midday clash . Two points separate Manchester City, Arsenal and United in the league .


A 90-year-old man loved by his community has been found with his hands tied behind his back and beaten to death in his own home. Police say Earl Arthur Olander who lived alone in a home in rural Minnesota, was discovered covered in cuts and bruises and his home had been ransacked. They have now offered a $1,000 reward for any information which could lead to an arrest, while neighbors have spoken of him as a 'stand-up person' and a wonderful role model. Pictured from left is Earl Olander with his friends the Boecker family, Maria, Bill and Tatiana . Earl Olander was found beaten to death in his own home. Here he is pictured with his close friend William Boecker's family members, to whom he was like a 'surrogate grandfather' Close friend William Boecker told the Minneapolis StarTribune he had known Mr Olander for the past 22 years and described him as 'a stand-up person'. 'You never heard a swear word out of his mouth,' he added. 'We considered him a surrogate grandfather for our kids. He was a great example for the kids.' Police went to investigate the property about 7pm on Saturday after being contacted by a neighbour, who had been asked to check on Mr Olander by a relative who was concerned they were unable to reach him by phone. Carver County Sheriff's Office said the exact and manner of death had not yet been established - but they believe there was more than one killer involved. Mr OIander was a lifelong bachelor, and many locals marveled at his ability to work his 160 acre farm despite his age. Chief Deputy Jason Kamerud of the Carver County Sheriff's Office told the New York Daily News: 'By all accounts, he was just a prince of a guy. From what I hear, he was spry. He was still loading hay bales. The 90-year-old was found dead at his home in rural Minneapolis with his hands bound behind his back . Many of Mr Olander's neighbours marveled at his ability to work his 160acre farm (pictured), despite his age .

Summary: Earl Arthur Olander was found tied up and beaten to death in his own home . The 90-year-old was a lifelong bachelor and lived alone in rural Minnesota . Police have offered a £1,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest . His neighbors and friends said he was loved by all within the community .


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The owners of this house better not leave too quickly, after a speed camera was angled directly on their front door. The bright yellow gatso had previously enforced the 30mph speed limit for motorists along the residential road in Handsworth, Birmingham. However, it has not been working for two years after every single fixed device was switched off in the West Midlands. Big Brother is watching: A speed camera has been turned round and is pointing at this house in Birmingham, West Midlands . The speed camera has not been working for more than two years . Around 300 speed and traffic camera, using old technology, were turned off across the region in March 2013 . In there place, speed enforcement operations have been carried out by a small number of mobile camera units, fixed cameras on motorways and traffic officers on patrol. Mystery surrounds who had re-pointed the camera, but a spokesman for Birmingham City Council said they were aware of it. One of their engineers will now be visiting the site and the camera could be removed completely. 'Fixed location safety cameras have been decommissioned across the West Midlands since 2013 as the technology inside them had become obsolete,' the spokesman said. 'Plans for a pilot at a limited number of sites, using digital technology, is currently in development. 'Now the issue with this camera in Wellington Road has been brought to our attention, we will take any appropriate action at the site.' The spokesman confirmed that there were no plans to include the camera in Wellington Road in the new pilot. The owners of the house were not available for comment.

Summary: Speed camera discovered pointing at house in Handsworth, Birmingham . Fixed cameras switched off across the West Midlands in Spring of 2013 . Site is not going to be part of a new trial using digital technology . Obsolete camera may now be taken down after engineers examine device .


Video footage of a creepy doll has been wreaking havoc on a string of paranormal enthusiasts around the world – reportedly causing one British woman to suffer a heart attack. Paranormal investigator Jayne Harris, based in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, said she has received an influx of messages from people describing chest pains, nausea and crippling headaches after viewing photos and videos of Peggy, who she believed to be possessed with an evil spirit. Some reported flashing visions of 'mental institutions and treatment bordering on abuse' and overwhelming feelings of anxiety. Scroll down for video . Video footage of Peggy (pictured) has been wreaking havoc on a string of paranormal enthusiasts around the world – reportedly causing one British woman to suffer a heart attack . One woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, even suffered an alleged heart attack after watching a video of Mrs Harris and Peggy in a car together on March 16. 'If I had to guess, I'd say close to 80 people have came forward with experiences,' said Mrs Harris, who has been studying spirit attachment since the death of her cousin Kelly in 2000. 'Some are small, like computer screens freezing, sharp headaches or a sense of dread, but others are more disturbing. 'One lady said that when she opened a photograph of Peggy, her computer froze on the picture and the room went cold. 'She then said she felt someone in the room with her and could hear them moving around.This lady was messaging me at the time via Facebook asking me to quickly advise her on what to do. 'I took Peggy down into an isolation area and requested that she cease her tormenting. Apparently everything returned to normal.' Paranormal investigator Jayne Harris (left) said she received an influx of messages from people describing chest pains, nausea and crippling headaches after viewing photos and videos of Peggy (right) Mrs Harris continued: 'Another lady yesterday said she had been experiencing light bulbs blowing and a presence in her home after she had been speaking about Peggy. 'With Peggy, it's not only while people are looking at her or watching her, it seems to be afterwards too.' Mrs Harris, who has herself experienced migraines and feeling drained after working with Peggy, said she has never seen a case of this intensity before. She runs an organisation called Haunted Dolls, and often gets random items in the post with no prior background. Mrs Harris uses an array of gadgets and experiments to piece together the puzzles surrounding them. Mrs Harris, pictured conducting a ritual with the doll, has experienced migraines and feeling drained after working with Peggy, and said she has never seen a case of this intensity before . Peggy was sent to her recently after her previous owner reported a series of terrifying nightmares. 'She’d wake feeling hot and shaken,' Mrs Harris said. 'No matter where she moved the doll to in her home, the nightmares persisted. She apparently sought the help of a local priest but two visits later and there was no change. 'In September she

Summary: Peggy was given to a paranormal investigator by her terrified former owner . The doll is believed to be haunted and trigger migraines and chest pains . Peggy is said to have correctly predicted the death of one woman's cat . Psychics speculate that she is 'Jewish' and possibly a Holocaust victim .


Newcastle fans are planning to boycott the club's next home game against Tottenham on Sunday, April 19 and turn up the heat on owner Mike Ashley. A social media campaign has been launched for the match, which will be shown live on Sky Sports, in a bid to ensure they are watched by their lowest ever Premier League crowd. Fans who don't want to turn their back on the players with Newcastle just above the relegation zone have been encouraged to take part in demonstrations held both before and after the game at St James' Park. Newcastle fans are planning to boycott the club's next home game against Tottenham . A website Sack Ashley.com has been set up by the same supporters behind Sack Pardew campaign earlier in the season, which played a part in former manager Alan Pardew's decision to quit in January to take charge of Crystal Palace . 'Whether people choose to boycott or attend the match, apathy is no longer a viable option,' said a campaign spokesman. 'AshleyOut.com will actively participate in this boycott and promote any such action, endeavouring to provide materials, manpower and publicity. This is a perfect example of the sort of direct action AshleyOut.com always planned to encourage and support. We will work alongside all supporters and supporter representatives to ensure the protest is successful. Fans who don't want to turn their backs on the players will be encouraged to take part in other demos . 'We would like to invite you to join us for a visual and audible protest in Leazes Park starting 30 minutes before kick-off (3:30pm) and continuing until full-time, followed by a post-game protest under the Milburn Stand, for which protest materials will be provided. 'While encouraging as many as possible to participate, our primary motivation will always be to unite fans in action against Ashley both inside and outside the stadium. 'Each of us has our own personal motivation for deciding to join the boycott of this particular game as a form of protest or not and we respect that. If you feel you cannot miss the game for whatever reason, but sympathise with our protest, we would encourage you to join us for the pre-match protest at the Leazes End, where we can provide you with protest materials to express your discontent with Mike Ashley inside the stadium, and to join us for the post game protest under the Milburn Stand.' Newcastle boss John Carver suffered a fourth successive defeat at Sunderland on Sunday . The boycott and protests have also received the support of the Newcastle United Supporters Trust, who released the following statement on its website. 'We are aware of a new supporters group Ashleyout.com which wishes for the removal of Mike Ashley as the owner of Newcastle United. NUST believe in supporter representation/ownership and we have tried to engage the club for years to no avail. 'We understand why supporters are so frustrated that they see such action as necessary. While it is not our campaign, we support action that is intended to bring

Summary: Newcastle fans to boycott home game against Tottenham on April 19 . Demonstrations to be held before and after the game at St James' Park . Supporters unhappy with the plight of the club under owner Mike Ashley .


CCTV pictures show a man police want to speak to after a 'peeping Tom' incident at a swimming pool . These pictures show a 'peeping Tom' who is believed to have been spying on young women changing in cubicles at a swimming pool. At around 12.45pm yesterday, a 19-year-old woman was changing in a cubicle in Aqua Vale Swimming Pool in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, when she noticed a man looking under the bottom of the cubicle. She had kicked him and he then disappeared. Captured on CCTV cameras placed in the changing areas near the pool, the latest pictures are thought to be connected to a similar incident that took place at the same pool. On February 7, a man sexually assaulted two teenage girls in the changing area of the pool. Police issued the new images, appealing for anyone who recognises the man to contact them urgently. A spokesman for Thames Valley Police said: 'The woman kicked out at the man and he moved away, before she noticed him looking at her again.' 'The victim shouted and the man was not seen again. 'Officers are investigating the incident and are linking it to an incident at the same location on 7 February in which a man sexually assaulted two teenage girls in the changing area.' Detective Sergeant Simon Johnson, of Aylesbury Force CID, said: 'Detectives are investigating both incidents, which we believe are linked. 'In this incident the victim was not touched by the offender. 'However, this would have been an understandably distressing incident for her. 'I would like to appeal to anyone who recognises the man shown in the CCTV image as he may have information which could assist with our inquiries.' Anyone with information should call the 24-hour Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Police officers are appealing for anyone who recognises the man in the pictures to contact them urgently . The incident occurred as the woman was changing in a cubicle in Aqua Vale Swimming Pool in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire (pictured)

Summary: A 19-year-old woman said a man had looked under her changing cubicle . Police issued CCTV images from at Aqua Vale swimming pool in Aylesbury . New pictures thought to be connected to similar incident at the same pool . On February 7, two teenage girls were sexually assaulted in changing area .


Filipe Luis insists he wants to stay at Chelsea until the end of his contract, despite Atletico Madrid considering bringing him back in the summer. The full back signed a three-year contract when he moved from the Spanish champions last July, but has struggled to make the left back position his own at Stamford Bridge. Atletico hope that may give them leverage, but Luis said: ‘I’m happy at Chelsea. I want to stay at the club until the end of my contract.’ Filipe Luis insists he wants to stay at Chelsea (right), despite Atletico Madrid considering re-signing him . Luis played in Brazil’s friendly wins against France and Chile during the international break, but attentions now turn to the Premier League title run-in. And Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is refusing to let his league leaders rest on their laurels until the job is done. ‘He always asks for everybody to be focused and concentrate in the matches and try to win every game we play,’ Luis added. ‘He always says that to us. He never says anything else. ‘It’s really difficult. We have nine really difficult games. We have to be better than ever but I think we’re prepared to cope with the hard situation that we have.’ The defender's attentions now turn to the Premier League having played for Brazil against France and Chile .

Summary: Filipe Luis signed for Chelsea from Atletico Madrid for £16million . The defender insists he wants to stay despite interest from former club . Brazilian has struggled to make the left back position his own this season .


Iker Casillas has described the constant attention surrounding his status as Real Madrid's No 1 as 'morbid' after keeping a clean sheet against Rayo Vallecano on Wednesday. The Spain international has been subjected to heavy criticism throughout the season after making several high profile errors. The Champions League winners beat Rayo 2-0 away from home but have slipped four points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona since suffering defeat at the Nou Camp last month. Iker Casillas kept a clean sheet against Rayo Vallecano on Wednesday night during Real Madrid's 2-0 win . The Spain goalkeeper rushes off his line to deny Manucho as he beared down on goal . The Bernabeu crowd have been particularly unforgiving towards Casillas this season and the 33-year-old has regularly been booed by his own supporters. Casillas was asked after the match on Wednesday whether he should be kept out of the firing line when Real return to action at the Bernabeu against Eibar this weekend. 'The coach makes decisions on behalf of the team,' he told Canal+ in response. 'We accept all Carlo Ancelotti's decisions. The important thing is to win and to hope Barca don't. Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 300th goal of his Real Madrid career against Rayo . James Rodriguez celebrates after doubling the lead for Carlo Ancelotti's side . 'Dropping me is not about protection, we've talked a lot about this. It is a debate that is more morbid outside the club than within. What people have to do is encourage players to win every game.' 'I'm happy with my performance,' Casillas continued. 'The important thing is that we kept a clean sheet, that's better from us.'

Summary: Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has been criticised this season . Casillas put in solid performance during 2-0 win against Rayo Vallecano . But still fielded questions after the game about his position as No 1 . CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news .


With the misty orange haze and barren surroundings, you'd be forgiven for thinking these 'out-of-this-world' images came from another planet . In fact, they show what happened when a huge sandstorm caused chaos in Dubai. High winds blowing sand across the United Arab Emirates have caused mayhem for people trying to travel and work in the country. Scroll down for video . Dubai's large skyscrapers and tower blocks can barely be made out because of the sandstorm, which has seen visibility drops to less than 500 meters, while walkers have donned masks to protect their lungs . High winds have meant travel chaos on the roads and skies for people in Dubai, as flights bound for the city's international airport have had to be diverted because of the poor visibility. Flights have been forced to divert and people are having to wear masks to protect their lungs if they walk outside in the Gulf region. In Abu Dhabi, police say a 24-year-old was airlifted to the hospital after being seriously injured in a traffic accident caused by the reduced visibility. During and after the sandstorm: Pictures taken from the Dusit ��Thani building in Abu Dhabi show the difference . Four flights bound for Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest hub for international air traffic, had to be diverted to nearby airports. Another eight flights were sent to the alternate Al Maktoum International at Dubai World Central from other regional airports. Work on some of Dubai's construction sites continued as normal despite the dust affecting visibility. Forecasters are warning that the high winds are expected to continue over the weekend . Construction workers, some wearing masks, are seen amid a sandstorm at one Dubai building site. People expecting to fly are being urged to check with their airlines to see how their planes are affected by the weather . A 24-year-old was airlifted to hospital after his car crashed while driving in the sandstorm, and parts of Dubai were barely visible. Dubai International Airport said it was working to minimise any inconvenience to travellers . The street scene in Abu Dhabi's Muroor area, taken by Ann Marie McQueen . In a public announcement, the National Centre of Meteorology and Seismology warned that visibility will be reduced to less than 500 metres, with the high winds set to continue over the weekend. On Thursday morning Dubai International posted an update on its Facebook page urging people to check before they travel. The statement said: 'Normal operations have been disrupted at Dubai International and at Dubai World Central due to bad weather conditions persisting since morning. 'We advise passengers to check with their respective airline or check flight status on our website . 'Dubai Airports is working with all airlines and other partners to minimise any inconvenience to our passengers.' The view of Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai is completed obscured by the sandstorm in this reader picture . The sky in Dubai turned orange during the sandstorm, which led to disruption in the United Arab Emirates .

Summary: Flights diverted from Dubai International Airport because of freak weather . A 24-year-old was seriously injured in car collision during the sandstorm . Forecasters warn high winds are set to continue over the weekend .


When it comes to modern-day travel, the long waits at airports and cramped flights are considered a necessary evil. But some airports, it seems, are very much worse than others. While Islamabad Benazir Bhutto International Airport, in Pakistan, is often cited as the worst in the world, there are a surprising number of complaints form travellers about well-known hubs ranging from LAX in Los Angeles to London Luton. Scroll down for video . Queues are never a holidaymaker's best idea of fun, but it appears some airports don't help themselves when faced with these kind of situations (pictured is Los Angeles Airport) From the long queues for security, to paying for internet connectivity that doesn't work and fighting for a seat in the terminal, the allegations against these well-known airports are varied, infuriating travellers while they await their connection. So, which airports top the list when it comes to passengers complaining about their experience? These are the hubs that appear to disappoint holidaymakers the most... The layout at Los Angeles Airport has been criticised by many visitors . Los Angeles International Airport, U.S. The San Francisco Chronicle once described LAX as 'eight terminals connected by a traffic jam'. Complaints generally revolve around the convoluted and unsigned layout, the lack of restaurants, activities and services for the layover traveller, and the general uncleanliness of the airport in Los Angeles (LAX). Writing on Google +, passenger Tim Dascomb described the airport, that handled almost 80 million visitors last year, as looking like it 'hasn't been maintained since 1973.' He continued: 'TSA was horrible, no surprise there. Wifi is spotty when it isn't non-existent. When returning internationally, customs was the slowest I've ever encountered in my life.' Nick Ross was similarly scathing in his one-star review when he wrote: 'This is the absolute worst airport I've ever been to. It's like the Walmart of airports. 'My flight was delayed. Then you have to wait in line for almost two hours for them to give you a re-booking for the next day.' LAX is America's second busiest airport in terms of passengers handled each year, beaten only by Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta international airport. So perhaps it is no wonder passengers become frustrated with long queues for security, immigration and customs. There is good news though. In the latest Skytrax World Airport Awards, LAX crept into the top 100, making 98th place from a previous position of 102. Hurghada International Airport, Egypt . It is a favourite hotspot with European travellers, especially those looking for some winter sun. However, travellers complain that there is reportedly no air conditioning in the departure lounge and an expensive duty free shop. Holidaymaker Ash Tulett told MailOnline Travel: 'Lack of places to buy food, surprise card charges when buying duty free make all in all a miserable and depressing looking airport.' Hurghada International Airport is an important check-in to explore Egypt's holiday resorts, with queues like this experienced by many . The opinion was similarly shared by Hannah Davis who left a Google review saying: 'Just flew in and out of this

Summary: Los Angeles is one of world's busiest, yet receives negative comments . Hurghada Airport in the heat of Egypt, yet no air-conditioning on departure . LaGuardia in New York described as the 'most frustrating' airport . Customers complain everything at Luton Airport is chargeable .


Meter Maids have a long history synonymous with the sandy beaches of Queensland's most sought-after holiday destination, but time may have run out for the Surfers Paradise bikini-clad icons. The 50-year tradition has split the Gold Coast community, with business leaders calling for the end of an era, The Sunday Mail reported. Started in 1965, Meter Maids were the brainchild of Gold Coast developer Bernie Elsey who introduced the initiative to stave off the bad publicity associated with newly installed parking meters. Scroll down for video . Local business owners have labelled Surfers Paradise Meter Maids as outdated and were no longer providing a service . The controversial move involved young women dressed in gold bikinis walking the main tourist strip and placing money into expired meters, according to the Surfers Paradise Meter Maids website. But local business owners say the group is no longer performing a public service as advancements in parking meter technology mean expiry times are not always displayed. They believe Meter Maids are violating the council's anti-touting laws by spruiking branded merchandise, which Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce president Peter Yared says makes the group a business now. 'I think it’s time they moved on,' he told News Corp. Started in 1965, Meter Maids were the brainchild of Gold Coast developer Bernie Elsey who introduced the initiative to stave off the bad publicity associated with the newly installed parking meters . Business leaders say it was time for them to move as they had became irrelevant now because parking meters were electronic . Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce's Peter Yared said the group were now a business . 'They no longer perform any service for the community... They don't do anything in the area except fleece tourists.' Mr Yared said Meter Maids were no longer relevant as parking meters were now electronic and they had not kept up with the changing times. 'We're trying to clean up the reputation of Surfers Paradise and a lot of the maids are foreign backpackers rather than local girls. It’s not a good look,' he said. But Surfers Paradise Meter Maids general manager Michael Yarwood told Daily Mail Australia the chamber of commerce was taking 'a terribly ill-informed position'. 'The tourists love and embrace the Meter Maids because they are quintessentially part of their Gold Coast and Surfers Paradise experience,' Mr Yarwood said. 'The great tragedy at Surfers Paradise is reflected in its concrete virility and the fact that the locals are staying away in droves. But Surfers Paradise Meter Maids general manager Michael Yarwood told Daily Mail Australia said the chamber of commerce was taking 'a terribly ill-informed position' Mr Yarwood said the Meter Maids were 'quinessentially' part of the Gold Coast and Surfers Paradise scene . He said they brought good memories for many people who had an idyllic beachside holiday at the destination . 'Until such time we are proud of this jewel in our tourism crown, we will continue to struggle to re-establish ourselves as the premier holiday destination in Australia.' Mr Yarwood said Meter Maids were the

Summary: Business leaders are calling for the end of Surfers Paradise Meter Maids . The Gold Coast icons have been around for 50 years and started up in 1965 . But Meter Maids general manager says they are part of Gold Coast culture . He said they were an 'under-utilised resource' to help revamp the region .


Lewis Hamilton insists he is ready for Nico Rosberg's tactics should his Mercedes team-mate attempt anything underhand in the wake of his latest outburst. Rosberg's criticism of Hamilton following Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix has reopened old wounds that at times festered between the duo last year. The 29-year-old German claimed Hamilton selfishly slowed during the middle part of the race, drawing him back into a chasing Sebastian Vettel in his Ferrari. Lewis Hamilton (right) insists he is prepared for further criticism from Mercede's team-mate Nico Rosberg . Hamilton beat his Mercedes colleague to win the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday . Mercedes top brass Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda insist Hamilton was not at fault, with the eventual one-two the best result for the team. With Rosberg distinctly second best to Hamilton so far this season - as he has been out-qualified and out-raced by the Briton in all three grands prix - it remains to be seen what tricks he might have up his sleeve to stop the rot and regain the advantage. In Monaco last year it has been suggested by many Rosberg deliberately thwarted Hamilton during qualifying, earning pole and following up with the race win. In Belgium, Rosberg earned a rebuke and had sanctions imposed on him by the team after colliding with Hamilton on only the second lap which forced the latter out of the race. Hamilton (right) led Rosberg at the Chinese Grand Prix, and later came under criticism from his team-mate . The British racer, who leads the Drivers' Championship by 13 points, sprays champagne on a hostess . Although aware Rosberg may do all he can to beat him, an unperturbed Hamilton said: 'I feel pretty well prepared, having experienced all those kind of things. 'That stuff doesn't cross my mind. I think we're professional. We've been through some ups and downs and now we're in a good place. 'And anyway, I would like to think I am stronger this year and that will be reflected moving forwards.' The bottom line is at present Rosberg does not have an answer for Hamilton's form and pace as the 30-year-old has won eight of the last 10 races. Hamilton has also suggested Rosberg should seize a chance when it is presented to him, as was the case in Shanghai. Hamilton claimed after the race that Rosberg (left) was not quick enough to catch him even if he tried . The Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai finished with a Mercedes one-two, and Sebastian Vettel third for Ferrari . 'You have to try and sympathise with people's opinions,' said Hamilton. 'I always try, in all walks of life, to put myself in that position because you wouldn't want that to happen to you. You try to think that. 'But I said to the guys, if I was in second and I had the pace I had, I would have been pushing to be as close as possible and passing. That's racing. Nico didn't try. 'They said maybe he was just comfortable second, and I said "Well,

Summary: Lewis Hamilton beat Nico Rosberg at Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix . The Mercedes team-mates finished first and second in the Shanghai race . Rosberg criticised Hamilton for selfishly slowing down during the race . Hamilton says he is 'prepared' for Rosberg's underhand tactics . He claimed Rosberg 'wasn't quick enough' to catch him in China .


Patriots coach Bill Belichick was just caught on camera ogling model Chrissy Teigen's posterior over the weekend, but his girlfriend is already prepared to forgive. While Teigen's husband, crooner John Legend, was labeling the incident 'Spy gate' and celebrity and sports websites were quick to shame the 4-time Super Bowl winner, his longtime girlfriend Linda Holliday wondered, 'who didn't check her out in this photo?' 'I think I even looked,' Holliday, who's dated Belichick since 2006, wrote on Instragram along with the controversial shot from Saturday's White House Correspondents'. Scroll down for video... Eye-catching: New England Patriots' coach Bill Belichick was caught ogling model Chrissy Teigen's derriere at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday . Holliday, still a beauty herself at 51, was smart to include the photo as evidence--leggy Chrissy looks stunning in a head-turning sheer and sparkly dress slit nearly to her hip. John Legend wasn't as quick to forgive. The singer/songwriter retweeted a photo of the 'incident,' which he dubbed 'Spy gate.' Not to be outdone by the fallout from her own photo, Teigen gave her husband a tongue-in-cheek response to his feigned outrage. Girlfriend-approved: As the media shamed the 4-time Super Bowl winning coach, his girlfriend Linda Holliday put in her two cents . Not too shabby: The longtime couple, together since 2006, were unfazed by the Teigen incident . '@johnlegend let me live,' she tweeted. But living is exactly what the supermodel was doing during Saturday's soiree, where Teigen was snapped hobnobbing with such notables as Katie Couric and Jenna Dewan-Tatum. Perhaps most notably, the guests of honor--the president and first lady themselves--took the time to take a photo with Teigen, who posted it to Instagram on Monday with the message, 'FRIENDS FOREVER.' 'FRIENDS FOREVER': Teigen was snapped with the POTUS and FLOTUS at Satuday's big event. She posted the shot with her optimistic message on Monday . Zuhair Murad dress . Check out other Zuhair Murad dresses at Neiman Marcus . Visit site . You can always rely on Chrissy Teigen to bring the glamour to any event. Whenever we see her on a red carpet, Mrs John Legend oozes sexy sophistication. And here, in this gorgeous Zuhair Murad gown, she proves this once again. Known for his knock-out couture creations, Murad, the Lebanese designer, has an army of loyal fashionista A list star customers. They love his long, embellished and printed dresses. Everyone from Jane Fonda to Sofia Vergara have worn one of his dresses. Jennifer Lopez is a huge fan. Chrissy's navy blue, slit-up-to-there, sheer bodice dress is one of a kind. We've seen this style of gown from Murad season after season - long sleeves, statement sparkles and sexy sheer - and it takes someone like Chrissy to pull one off. What a great colour to contrast with the red carpet too! And we love those barely-there, but blinged up sandals, and her understated black evening clutch too. You can't buy Chrissy's dress at the moment, but click 'buy now' to see some other options from the designer over on Neiman Marcus.

Summary: The 4-time Super Bowl winning New England coach was caught in the act at the White House Correspondents' on Saturday . Belichick's girlfriend Linda Holliday posted the incriminating pic on Instagram Sunday as if to say 'who could resist?' Both Teigen and her husband, singer John Legend, have taken to Twitter to crack jokes about the photo .


As the bright, smiling face of morning TV in the Noughties Fern Britton shocked fans when she admitted to struggling with crippling depression. The mother-of-four had her first experience of depression as a child and has suffered attacks throughout her adult life. Things were so difficult at one point that she planned to crash her car into a brick wall. And in an interview with The Telegraph on Saturday the 57-year-old revealed how close she came to suicide one day after her divorce from first husband Clive Jones. Scroll down for video . Presenter Fern Britton, who suffers from depression, has revealed how close she came to suicide following her divorce from first husband Clive Jones . The presenter and author, who has been married to her second husband TV chef Phil Vickery, 53, for fifteen years, claims she knew the marriage was never right, but remembers the time after the divorce being particularly bleak. Fern, who had three children with Clive, twins Harry and Jack, 21, and Grace, 18, and has another daughter, Winifred, 13, with Phil, said: 'I remember very clearly, when they were all little and sitting around the table, all shiny-faced and having their supper, and I'd think: "Right, you've got everything you want. Lovely! Now I'm just going to pop upstairs and kill myself." ' Meeting Phil whilst working on Ready, Steady, Cook was something of a salvation for the blonde, who finally came off anti-depressants last year but admits she is fully expecting to go back on them when she has another episode. Fern and husband Phil Vickery will celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary next month . The couple met on the TV food show Ready, Steady, Cook . At least now she has learned to recognise the signs, telling Good Housekeeping this month: 'I haven’t had an episode for a long time. I’m cross that it’s been there and that it lurks around, but I’ve started to understand it more. I reached a stage where I knew when it was coming, hurtling towards me, and I thought, don’t run away, just stand there, brace yourself, and let it happen. Because I knew it would pass. People who are going through their first or second episode don’t trust that it will pass – but it really will.' Today, as she promotes her sixth novel 'A Good Catch' Fern is happy, positive and looking forward to a bright - and Botox-free - future. Phil, 53, and Fern, 57, have four children between them . The author has declared that she has no interest in cosmetic surgery, deciding instead to grow older gracefully . She has declared that she has no interest in cosmetic surgery, deciding instead to grow older gracefully, telling Bryony Gordon: 'I know I'm never going to look the way I did when I was 25, but I know I could look very odd. So this is what 57 is, and this is what 57 looks like. 'I'm going to stop looking back and only look forward. I've got. what, 25 years left? I'm going

Summary: The TV star has suffered with episodes of depression since childhood . Contemplated suicide following divorce from first husband . Celebrating 15th wedding anniversary with husband Phil Vickery in May . Has just penned a sixth novel, A Good Catch . Says she has talked herself out of Botox, is happy to look like a 57-yr-old . For confidential support call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on 1-800-273-TALK (8255) in the UK, or call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch, or click here .


What would you get if one of the Queen's corgis ran off with one of Sir Ranulph Fiennes's Siberian huskies and had a puppy? A corgski, of course, just like Max. At just 18.5in from foot to shoulder, this diminutive fellow looks as if he was the runt of his litter. He is, in fact, a fully grown husky-corgi cross. But, unbelievably, Max has been abandoned and he's looking for a home. He's become a favourite with workers at the Dogs Trust in Basildon, Essex, who have been looking after him since he was found. Max (pictured) is a 18.5in high fully-grown husky corgi cross. After being abandoned, he has now taken refuge at the Dogs Trust in Basildon, Essex . Huskies, such as the one pictured, have become increasingly popular due to shows such as Game of Thrones . Pictured is a typical Welsh corgi. Max is part corgi, part husky, and is looking for a new home . 'It quickly became apparent that he was the epitome of the saying good things come in small packages,' says the Trust's Sam Davis. 'He caught the eye of our staff when he arrived, but as he was found as a stray, little is known about his life before.' Max is described as gentle, intelligent and big-hearted. There are currently 54 other wolf-like breeds being cared for by the charity's network of animal rehousing centres. The Trust is in no doubt that the trend is partly due to fans wanting to follow the stars of Game Of Thrones and Twilight, which have popularised wolf-like dogs such as Alaskan Malamutes and Siberian huskies. But many new owners are often unprepared to cope with the specific exercise and socialisation requirements of these breeds – and make a lifetime commitment to them – resulting in a significant number eventually being abandoned.

Summary: Max is a husky-corgi cross and measures 18.5in from foot to shoulder . He has become a favourite with staff at the Dogs Trust in Basildon, Essex . Unbelievably, he has been abandoned and is now looking for a home . To find out more about Max, call the Dogs Trust on 0300 303 0292 or visit dogstrust.org.uk.


If you have ever wanted to roll down a drawbridge to let your guests come through the battlement towers to your castle....now you have your chance! A 12th century castle that was once used as a fortress by Napoleon has gone on the market for a gigantic £4,887,164 ($7,510,569). Castello Baronale, situated just 31 miles (50km) from Rome, towers 3,280ft over sea level, and includes nine en-suite bedrooms, a further two bedrooms in an adjacent apartment, a lavish ballroom, library, gym and even a theatre. King of your castle! Castello Baronale has been tastefully restored to combine modern living whilst maintaining remnants of the property's illustrious past . Grand entrance! The original wooden drawbridge remains intact between two of the castles rectangular battlement towers (left), with a Venetian library inside to impress guests (right) Those who love books will be enticed by the incredible library decorated in the Venetian style and historians will be enthralled by a further room dedicated to a collection of military armour and weaponry. Elisa Biglia, Head of International Office Co-ordinator at Great Estate Group, said: 'The impressive castle has an intriguing architectural layout and an amazing view. 'The entire structure is in an excellent state of repair. All fixtures and fittings are to the very highest standards.' After dinner entertainment: Relax watching a movie in your own home cinema, that can be used for theatrical productions . Luxury setting! A relaxing spa room is set within the castle's walls, for a peaceful retreat after a hard day's work . Dip with a view! Sunbathe on a lounger, or take a swim in the castle's sizeable pool, which boasts picturesque views of the Italian countryside . As well as looking foreboding, the castle boasts a colourful history as well. Built in the 12th century, the castle was born by Pope Urban VIII's nephew, Cardinal Barberini, in 1541. The fort remained in the family for 400 years, until it was sacked by Napoleon when he plundered the castle's gold and used it as a fortress for the French Revolutionary troops between 1796 and 1800. It was handed back to the Barberini family when Napoleon was defeated, and remained in their family until 1993 when the property was sold and redeveloped. Not for the faint hearted, the castle shows remnants of military quarters with ammunition storage areas, firing positions, ancient prison cells and even an area previously used for carrying out executions. The castle has stone towers, and even a wooden drawbridge, to fulfil all your childhood fantasies of living in a fort . The 12th century castle has been tastefully kept and preserved over the years, since when it used to belong to the Barberini family . Knight of the round table? An impressive table sits among bookcases in the stunning castle that was once taken by Napoleon . Work out in the gym area, or relax in the luxurious spa section of the castle, situated just 50km from Rome . In 1541 the nephew of Pope Urban VIII, Cardinal Barberini, bought the property that was then kept in

Summary: The impressive Castello Baronale is located 31 miles outside Rome and has battlement towers . The nine-bedroom fort has an incredible library decorated in the Venetian style . Napoleon plundered the castle's gold, and used it as a fortress for French Revolutionary troops between 1796-1800 .


A dress worn by Vivien Leigh when she played Scarlett O'Hara in the classic 1939 film Gone With the Wind has fetched $137,000 at auction. Heritage Auctions offered the gray jacket and skirt, featuring a black zigzag applique, plus more than 150 other items from the Academy Award-winning film at auction on Saturday in Beverly Hills, California. The dress - a jacket and full skirt ensemble - was worn in several key scenes in the 1939 movie, including when Scarlett O'Hara encounters Rhett Butler, played by Clark Gable, and when she gets attacked in the shanty town. Scroll down for video . An outfit worn in several scenes of the 1939 film Gone With The Wind by Vivien Leigh as she played Scarlett O'Hara sold for $137,000 at auction on Saturday . The dress - a jacket and full skirt ensemble - was worn in several key scenes in the 1939 movie but has suffered a little with age and has faded to light gray from original slate blue-gray color . The outfit has suffered a little with age, however. When Leigh wore it in the movie, it was slate blue-gray but over the years it has faded to light gray. It was one of more than 150 items that were part of the private collection of James Tumblin, formerly in charge of the hair and makeup department at Universal Studios. Tumblin began collecting onscreen costumes, props and behind-the-scenes artifacts from the film in the 1960s, amassing a collection of more than 300,000 pieces of memorabilia. During a visit to the Western Costume Company he spotted the Scarlett O'Hara dress on the floor. He learned that the dress was about to be thrown away and negotiated a deal to buy it for $20. Tumblin has 'devoted his life and efforts to promoting Hollywood and this film, touring his items throughout the United States,' said Kathleen Guzman, managing director of Heritage Auctions. Gone With The Wind, which celebrated its 75th anniversary last year, was based on Margaret Mitchell's 1936 best-selling book about a spoiled Old South socialite, played by Vivien Leigh, and co-starred Clark gable as Rhett Butler . Hattie McDaniel (left), Olivia DeHavilland (middle), and Vivien Leigh: McDaniel famously became the first African-American actor to be nominated for and win an Academy Award . Other top selling items from the auction were a straw hat worn by Leigh that sold for $52,500; the trousers and jacket from a suit worn by Clark Gable as Rhett Butler, selling for $55,000; and a black bonnet worn by both Leigh and Olivia De Havilland as Melanie Wilkes, which fetched $30,000. Gone With The Wind, which celebrated its 75th anniversary last year, was based on Margaret Mitchell's 1936 best-selling book about a spoiled Old South socialite. Actress Hattie McDaniel, who played Scarlett's devoted nanny Mammy, a slave, famously became the first African-American actor to be nominated for and win an Academy Award.

Summary: A jacket and full skirt ensemble worn in several key scenes in the 1939 movie has fetched $137,000 at auction . The has faded over time from its original slate blue-gray color to become light gray . Private collection James Tumblin learned that the dress was about to be thrown out in the 1960s and negotiated a deal to buy it for $20 . Other top selling items from the auction were a straw hat worn by Leigh that sold for $52,500 .