One Missouri mom is making the best out of a less than ideal situation. Becky Schoenig of St. Louis, Missouri was shocked when she realized her brand new 2015 Ford Fusion had been stolen from her driveway on Monday night, just a little over a month after she took the car home. Then, on April 1, Schoenig was shocked to learn that police had found her car after receiving a tip from a man who recognized the vehicle as Schoenig's and would be returning it to her - but with a few minor changes. Scroll down for video . Bling: Becky Schoenig was shocked when her stolen car was located and returned to her with new red rims and detailing (above) Theft: The brand new 2015 Ford Fusion (above) had been stolen from her driveway Monday . Racer: She took to Facebook after getting the car back, writing; 'I want to thank the car thieves for pimping out my vehicle for me.... This b***h is pimpin now!!!' As the car pulled up, Schoenig noticed that the rims had been spray painted red, there was red detailing on the sides of the car, and her steering wheel now had some orange accents. Rather than get upset however, she simply took to Facebook and posted a photo of her and her new ride, writing; 'I want to thank the car thieves for pimping out my vehicle for me.... This b***h is pimpin now!!!' She also attached a photo of the car which, given the date, many thought was a joke. It was not all 'lollipops and rainbows' though Schoenig told KSDK, and she is now getting the vehicle professionally cleaned to deal with the strong smell of cigarettes and marijuana. She is also creating a smoothie at the restaurant she owns, The Hot Pot, to honor Mick Sexton, the man who located her car and notified police. The Sexton on Wheels will feature banana, pineapple, peach and coconut cream. 'She's a very special person,' said Marlene Trice, a friend of Schoenig. 'She is vibrant and happy and really loves making people laugh.'

Summary: Becky Schoenig of St. Louis, Missouri was shocked when she realized her brand new 2015 Ford Fusion had been stolen from her driveway Monday . She was even more shocked however when it was located and returned to her with new red rims and detailing . She took to Facebook after getting the car back, writing;'I want to thank the car thieves for pimping out my vehicle for me.... This b***h is pimpin now!!!'


The father of Dave Brockie, the late frontman of the eccentric heavy metal band GWAR, has sued his son's band mates, claiming they have stolen his son’s ashes, guitars and artwork. Brockie, who was known onstage as the armor-clad demon Oderus Urungus, was found slumped in a chair at his Richmond, Virginia, home March 23, 2014. A medical examiner later determined that the 50-year-old musician died of accidental drug overdose. Scroll down for video . Legal battle: The father of Dave Brockie (pictured left and right on stage), the late frontman of the eccentric heavy metal band GWAR, has sued the group claiming they have stolen his son’s ashes, guitars and artwork . Under fire: The lawsuit alleges that the surviving members of GWAR swiped Brockie's guitars, artwork, a gold record, tour souvenirs and even his ashes . The Grammy-nominated band was founded in 1984 and is known for its comically grotesque costumes, stage antics and vulgar lyrics. Brockie was the mastermind of the fantasy-inspired band and its founding member. A lawsuit filed last Thursday by William Brockie, Dave's father and the administrator of his estate, seeks $1million in compensatory damages on top of unspecified punitive damages for alleged breach of contract. Mr Brockie details in the lawsuit, cited by the Courthouse News Service, how in the months following his son's death, his bandmates allegedly swiped his guitars, artwork, a gold record, tour souvenirs and even his ashes. According to court documents, the surviving members of GWAR hauled the loot to the headquarters of their management company, Slave Pit Inc, and locked it in an office. When William Brockie arrived demanding to have his son's cremains back, the lawsuit alleges that his son's friends forced him to wait outside and then brought him only a small portion of Dave's ashes in a used plastic bag with Discover credit card logo on it. Morbid: William Brockie claims that when he demanded to have his son's ashes back, GWAR members refused to let him inside their offices and then brought him only a small portion of Dave's ashes in a used plastic bag . The suit accuses the heavy metal band of using Dave Brockie's image without consent on GWAR merchandise and and trying to take over his estate . Defendant: The lawsuit names drummer Brad Roberts, better known by his stage name Jizmak Da Gusha (second right), as the leader of the alleged conspiracy . The lawsuit names drummer Brad Roberts, better known by his stage name, Jizmak Da Gusha, as the leader of the alleged plot to capitalize on Dave Brockie's death by using his name and likeness on T-shirts and other merchandise without authorization. William Brockie also claims in his suit that his son was never paid for taking part in the band's 2014 Far East tour across Asia and Australia . Immediately following Brockie’s passing, the lawsuit contends, GWAR went to work trying to take over his estate and started a charity in his name without his father's consent. Dave Brockie remained a constant in GWAR over the course of

Summary: Dave Brockie, 50, was found dead on March 23, 2014, at his Richmond, Virginia home . Medical examiner ruled Brockie died of accidental acute heroin toxicity . His father, William Brockie filed lawsuit against band seeking $1million in compensatory damages on top of unspecified punitive damages . Suit alleges bandmates stole his remains, guitars, artwork and a gold record . When Mr Brockie demanded to have his son's ashes back, GWAR members allegedly gave him a small portion in a used plastic bag .


Real Madrid and Atletico will both be missing one player each in the second leg of their Champions League quarter final next week. Marcelo and Mario Suarez were both booked during the 0-0 draw at the Vicente Calderon and due to accumulation of yellow cards will not be present during the return at the Santiago Bernabeu. Neither player were happy with referee Milorad Mazic, both feeling that their challenges weren't strong enough to be punished with a card. Atletico Madrid midfielder Mario Suarez (right) will miss next week's second leg against Real Madrid . Suarez has blasted the performance of referee Milorad Mazic after being booked on Tuesday night . Suarez expressed his frustration after the game, saying on Spanish TV: 'The referee is very bad. They can't use a Serbian referee for these type of games, with all my respect. 'I hope that in the return leg they pick a better referee.' His comment could result in matches being added to his one-game suspension. The midfielder published a statement on Twitter after the game, reading: 'I'd like to apologise if anyone has been offended by my words after the game, it was not my intention. 'I meant to say that games of this magnitude should be given to a referee from one of the big leagues. Nothing more, we all make mistakes. Lets keep working. #AupaAtleti.' Ancelotti did not agree with the Atletico Madrid man. He said: 'For me, the referee had a good game, it was a difficult match [to control].' Marcelo (right), pictured complaining after being booked, will also miss the second leg at the Bernabeu . Mario Mandzukic makes a point to referee Mazic after being cut by an elbow from Sergio Ramos . There could be worse to follow for Madrid too, with Dani Carvajal at risk of being given a suspension for punching Mario Mandzukic. The Los Blancos right-back was frustrated with the Croatian's physicality and thew a fist at the striker's chest. Both managers claimed in their post-match press conferences that they had not seen the incident. Fabio Coentrao is likely to replace Marcelo at left-back in the second leg, while Atletico have several players who can fill in for Suarez, with Tiago Mendes the most likely. Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal appears to punch Mandzukic in the ribs at the Vicente Calderon .

Summary: Mario Suarez and Marcelo will both be suspended for next week's Champions League quarter-final second leg . Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid played out a 0-0 draw on Tuesday night . Suarez wants a 'better referee' for the return leg at the Bernabeu . Dani Carvajal could face punishment for punching Mario Mandzukic .


Bitter: Tracey Taylor went on a violent rampage following the breakdown of her 20 year relationship . A jilted florist used her car to ram her ex-fiance's Porsche as well as his new girlfriend's BMW while her two terrified daughters sat in the back. Furious Tracey Taylor, 34, caused more than £13,000 worth of damage to the luxury cars including scratching the paintwork with a key and smashing the BMW's windscreen with a rock. Earlier that day she had attacked her former lover and his girlfriend, punching him on the ear and pulling her hair after barging her way into her home in Ratby, Leics. Then two days later she returned to the property and broke in through the front door, pushing her way past her love rival's 19-year-old student daughter before tearing a flatscreen TV off the wall and hurling a vase of roses across the room. When arrested she told the police she'd attacked the cars on February 18 this year because she saw they had a Porsche and a BMW between them when he'd left her 'penniless.' Leicester Crown Court heard how Taylor had been struggling to come to terms with the breakdown of the 20 year relationship with the father of her two daughters, aged 12 and four, and a 15-year-old son. Recorder Mark Hill QC, sentencing, told Taylor, of Desford, Leics: 'You were unable to control your temper and your appalling behaviour brings discredit upon you. 'You displayed a high level of anger and violence, carried out in the presence of two young children, causing extensive and serious damage.' Lynsey Knott, defending, said: 'It was a life-long relationship since she was 15. 'She's a devoted mother, has no previous convictions, and is ashamed two of her children were present. 'She'd assisted her partner with the running of the businesses and after the breakdown was left without a home, whilst waiting for a housing association property. Taylor received a 12-month jail sentence suspended for two years, with 150 hours of unpaid work and a 20-day rehabilitation requirement . 'She was at rock-bottom and is truly sorry. Her doctor has increased her anti-depressant medication.' The court heard £9,800 pounds' worth of damage was caused to the Porsche and £3,800 to the BMW - including key scratch marks. Florist Taylor admitted burglary, criminal damage and two counts of common assault. She received a 12-month jail sentence suspended for two years, with 150 hours of unpaid work and a 20-day rehabilitation requirement. She was also handed a five-year restraining order was made, banning her from contacting her ex-lover's new partner or her teenage daughter. Taylor's ex-partner, aged 40, who runs a car business, asked not to be named, but said after the case: 'It's been the most stressful year of my life, since we broke up. 'It's been a complete nightmare with all the damage, threats, outbursts and driving at me before crashing into the cars in front of our daughters. 'I can't forgive what she's done and I've split up with my girlfriend, because she couldn't cope with what's happened.

Summary: Tracey Taylor was distraught following breakdown of 20 year relationship . She had earlier burst into love-rival's home and attacker her and her ex . Two days later she broke into the property and trashed the lounge . Couple have two daughters aged 12 and four, and a son aged 15 together .


Landslides have exposed trails of dinosaur footprints running along a near-vertical rock face in Bolivia. And although the angle of the prints could suggest the lumbering reptiles were avid mountaineers, Bolivia’s Cal Orcko paleontological site is the result of tectonic activity that forced the earth upwards. The attraction, at Fancesa limestone quarry in Sucre, comprises some 462 trails made up of 5,055 prints - and frequent landslides reveal new ones, some of which belong to unknown species. Boliva’s Cal Orcko paleontological site is the result of tectonic activity, forcing earth upwards and preserving the precious trackways so that dinosaur tracks are seen on a vertical 'wall' (pictured) The wall, which is the largest dinosaur trackway in the world, is approximately 390 feet (120 metres) tall and features tracks made by at least eight species of dinosaurs,The Daily Beast reported. Some of them are more than a metre in length, indicating the size of some of the vast beasts that roamed the area in the upper cretaceous period - a time in which the majority of dinosaurs lived. At first glance, it appears that large dinosaurs such as the Titanosaurs and armoured Ankylosauruses hauled their considerable bulks up the incredibly steep slope, which measures one mile (1.5km). But the imprinted rock was once horizontal before being pushed upwards by tectonic activity. The attraction, at Fancesa limestone quarry in Sucre, Bolivia (left), comprises some 462 trails made up of 5,055 prints (right) – and frequent landslides reveal new ones, some of which belong to unknown species . The wall, which is the largest dinosaur trackway in the world, is approximately 390 feet (120 metres) tall and features tracks made by at least eight species of dinosaurs. Some, like the one pictured, are large . In 2009, fossil hunters came across what are thought to be among the world's largest dinosaur prints. Measuring 5ft (1.5 metres) wide, they were made by long-necked sauropods 150 million years ago and were found in chalky sediment in the Jura plateau of eastern France. It's thought the Late Jurassic dinosaurs were more than 75 ft (23 metres) long and weighed up to 40 tonnes. Palaeontologist Jean-Michel Mazin of France’s National Centre of Scientific Research, said at the time, from the prints, ‘we can calculate their size and speed, find out about their behaviour and learn how they got around.' ‘They were very hard to see because there were a lot of little stones (on the ground), there was grass growing there, and you really had to have a trained eye to notice something,’ Dr Mazin said. The area was not mountainous when the dinosaurs were alive and the region had lots of water and islands, meaning the tracks were preserved by the sea and sediment. This activity thrust a huge slab of earth upwards, which dried into limestone and now resembles a cliff face. However, the site looked very different millions of years ago, when the region was muddy and flat. The dinosaurs left their mark while walking along the shoreline of a large lake. There are layers of

Summary: There are 462 trails of 5,055 prints on a vertical limestone slab in Bolivia . Rock was pushed upwards by tectonic movement, standing 390 feet tall . Site's thought to be the largest dinosaur trackway in the world and includes footprints made by numerous species and baby dinosaurs such as T.Rex . Attraction is prone to landslide and is said to be under threat from humans .


As California struggles with a devastating drought, huge amounts of water are mysteriously vanishing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta — and the prime suspects are farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations. A state investigation was launched following complaints from two large agencies that supply water to arid farmland in the Central Valley and to millions of residents as far south as San Diego. Delta farmers don't deny using as much water as they need. But they say they're not stealing it because their history of living at the water's edge gives them that right. Still, they have been asked to report how much water they're pumping and to prove their legal rights to it. Scroll down for video . Drought: In this photo taken Friday March 27, 2015, low-flow water emitter sits on some of the dry, cracked ground of farmer Rudy Mussi's almond orchard in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta near Stockton, California . Resources: Rudy Mussi watches his grandson, Lorenzo, 20 months, tries to turn a water valve on his almond orchard in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (March 2015 file photo) At issue is California's century-old water rights system that has been based on self-reporting and little oversight, historically giving senior water rights holders the ability to use as much water as they need, even in drought. Gov. Jerry Brown has said that if drought continues this system built into California's legal framework will probably need to be examined. Delta farmer Rudy Mussi says he has senior water rights, putting him in line ahead of those with lower ranking, or junior, water rights. 'If there's surplus water, hey, I don't mind sharing it,' Mussi said. 'I don't want anybody with junior water rights leapfrogging my senior water rights just because they have more money and more political clout.' The fight pitting farmer against farmer is playing out in the Delta, the hub of the state's water system. With no indication of the drought easing, heightened attention is being placed on dwindling water throughout the state, which produces nearly half of the fruits, nuts and vegetables grown in the U.S. A large inland estuary east of San Francisco, the Delta is fed by rivers of freshwater flowing down from the Sierra Nevada and northern mountain ranges. Located at sea level, it consists of large tracts of farmland separated by rivers that are subject to tidal ebbs and flows. Most of the freshwater washes out to the Pacific Ocean through the San Francisco Bay. Some is pumped — or diverted — by Delta farmers to irrigate their crops, and some is sent south though canals to Central Valley farmers and to 25 million people statewide. The drought now in its fourth year has put Delta water under close scrutiny. Twice last year state officials feared salty bay water was backing up into the Delta, threatening water quality. There was not enough fresh water to keep out saltwater. Mussi, a second-generation Delta farmer, said Central Valley farmers have long known that in dry years they would get little or no

Summary: As California struggles with a devastating drought, huge amounts of water are mysteriously vanishing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta . The prime suspects are farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations . Delta farmers say they're not stealing it because their history of living at the water's edge gives them that right . California's water rights system has historically given senior water rights holders the ability to use as much water as they need, even in drought . Gov. Jerry Brown has said that if drought continues this system built into California's legal framework could be changed .


Former president Bill Clinton said he is 'proud' of wife Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential bid for the 2016 election. The comment was said while on a visit to Oklahoma City and is the first he's made about his wife's second presidential campaign, according to CNN. The former secretary of state and first lady kicked off her campaign, which was launched last week, in Iowa and will move on to New Hampshire on Monday. Bill Clinton made the comment in Oklahoma City on Sunday where he was speaking at a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the car bombing that killed 168 people at the Alfred P Murrah federal building in 1995 . In his first public comments on his wife's 2016 presidential bid, Bill Clinton, pictured here in 2004 with Hillary Clinton, said 'I'm proud of her' while on a visit to Oklahoma City . 'I'm proud of her,' Bill Clinton said of his wife to CNN reporter Ryan Nobles. Bill Clinton was in Oklahoma City to speak at a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the car bombing that killed 168 people including 19 toddlers at the Alfred P Murrah federal building. He addressed hundreds of people gathered at the site of the federal building to commemorate the dead, hailing the city as an example to the world of a strong and compassionate community. The service for survivors, victims' families, and other citizens began at 9.02am with a 168-second moment of silence followed by a reading of the names of those killed. 'I mostly came here to thank you today,' Clinton said. 'For a whole country you burned away all the petty squabbles in which we engaged leaving only our basic humanity. 'I prepared for this day yesterday in New York by taking Hillary to see our daughter and son-in-law and my about to be seven-month-old grandchild. 'Hillary and I bathed her and fed her and put her to bed. I looked at her in that crib so I could remember how you felt, those of you who lost your loved ones.' Visibly emotional, he wiped his eyes as he drew parallels between the 'evil' behind the Oklahoma City bombing and the terrorism of Boko Haram in North Africa, ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and lone wolf militants in cities such as Paris. 'For 20 years you have honored the memories of your loved ones, you have inspired us with the power of your renewal, you have reminded us that we should all live by the Oklahoma Standard,' Clinton said at the service. Hillary Clinton will spend Monday and Tuesday in New Hampshire, returning to the state that handed her a 2008 primary victory early in the bruising nomination struggle won by Obama. Clinton's supporters say her recent comments, particularly on inequality, do not reflect a shift in position. In her 2008 primary campaign, Clinton stressed the need to help families struggling economically and she criticized hedge fund investors, oil company profits, drug company subsidies and trade agreements. Hillary Clinton launched her presidential campaign last week. After spending three days in

Summary: While visiting Oklahoma City, Bill Clinton said 'I'm proud of her', in reference to Hillary Clinton's presidential bid . This is the first comment he's made about his wife's campaign . Bill Clinton was in Oklahoma City to mark the 20th anniversary of the bombing that 168 people including 19 toddlers in federal building . Hillary Clinton kicked off her campaign in Iowa last week and will move on to New Hampshire on Monday .


An Anzac soldier's cricketing skills were put to good use on the battlefields of Gallipoli when he picked up Turkish bombs and threw them back at the enemy during World War I. Lance Corporal Leonard Keysor, 30, received a Victoria Cross for his 48-hour effort that saw him lob live, palm-sized iron grenades from the trenches of Lone Pine to save the lives of his comrades. The Victoria Cross is the highest military honour an Australian can receive. LCpl Keysor even caught some of the bombs in mid-air, Channel 7's Sunday Night reported. Scroll down for video . Lance Corporal Leonard Keysor served during World War I in Gallipoli and was awarded a Victoria Cross medal . The 30-year-old fought in the trenches at Lone Pine in Anzac Cove on the shores of Turkey . LCpl Keysor signed up just before the start of the war in 1914 as a pilot but instead was sent to the shores of Turkey. He had moved to Sydney after living in Canada for 10 years and had been a clerk for most of his life. In Australia, he discovered cricket and it soon became a passion for the young man. Anzac War Memorial's Brad Manera said LCpl Keysor was an unlikely candidate to become a bomb thrower, but his strong arm soon solidified him as an asset to the Australian army. 'He's one of those blokes that's obviously got great hand-eye coordination. He should have been a test cricketer,' Mr Manera told Victoria Cross winner Ben Roberts-Smith who was hosting the Sunday Night special to mark the Anzac centenary. Every time LCpl Keysor picked up a grenade, he was risking his life to save others as Turkish bombs only had an eight-second fuse while soldiers were being killed around him. LCpl was awarded the VC for his 48-hour effort where he threw live grenades back at the enemy . His grand niece, Keira Quinn Lockyer, said her great uncle was a humble man who did not think he did anything special . 'He doesn't know how many seconds, how many fractions of a second he's got before he flings it back,' Mr Manera told the news program. 'It's a remarkable feat of endurance and every time he grabs one of those grenades he's putting his life on the line and he's doing it hundreds of times over a period of 48 hours.' Not only was he throwing bombs back at the Turkish army, LCpl Keysor was also shielding the blasts by throwing sandbags on top of them and covering them with his coat. His grand niece, Keira Quinn Lockyer, who penned a book about LCpl Keysor's life was told it was 'one of the most sustained acts of bravery' during World War I. Anzac War Memorial's Brad Manera said each time LCpl Keysor picked up a Turkish bomb he was risking his life . The Sunday Night special was hosted by Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith who served in Afghanistan . A Sunday Night re-enactment shows Turkish bombs as palm-sized, iron grenades (left), which were

Summary: Leonard Keysor, 30, was a bomb thrower during World War I at Gallipoli . He would catch or pick up live grenades and throw them back at the enemy . For his heroic effort, Lance Corporal Keysor was awarded a Victoria Cross . The Victoria Cross is the highest military honour an Australian can receive . He spent 48 hours throwing 'hundreds' of bombs back at the Turkish army .


It is a week which has seen him in deep water - both on and off the pitch. Just days after Dallas Cowboys' Greg Hardy was suspended from 10 NFL games he appeared to get into trouble when he drove his luxury car through flash floods in Dallas, getting stuck when the car could not make it through the rising, fast flowing waters. The 25-year-old was forced to abandon his Bentley, leaving it stranded until the waters receded and the car could be towed away. It took the tow truck several hours to successfully remove the car and Hardy was later seen returning to the vehicle to collect some of his possessions. He left in another luxury car, a white Ferrari. Scroll down for video . Greg Hardy found himself in more deep water when he was forced to abandon his Bentley in flash floods . The problem with his car comes as more bad news for Hardy who was suspended by the NFL just days ago after an incident of domestic abuse that allegedly occurred last year. Hardy, who signed with the Dallas Cowboys last month, will be forced to sit out the first 10 games of the season and will not receive his salary for these games. Last year Hardy, 25, was convicted by a judge in Charlotte, North Carolina of beating, strangling and threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend, Nicki Holder. Those charges were later dropped on an appeal when Holder could not be located to testify. A two month investigation by the NFL followed and officials decided he had to be suspended. Hardy was informed in a letter from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that the probe determined there was 'sufficient credible evidence that Hardy engaged in conduct that violated NFL policies in multiple respects.' Hardy was dropped by his previous team, the Carolina Panthers, because of these charges last season, but was still able to collect his salary during that time, which was roughly $770,000 a week. Hardy previously played for the Carolina Panthers but was dropped after allegations of domestic abuse emerged and was then signed by Dallas Cowboys and suspended for 10 games by the NFL . Hardy is seen talking to officials after his Bentley got stuck in flash floods in Dallas this week . 'I understand that I need to step away from football right now and take care of this legal matter,' Hardy said in a statement after he was cut from the Panthers. The Panthers had originally agreed to wait to take action until Hardy had a jury trial regarding the incident in May. His previous conviction was the result of a bench trial. A jury trial ultimately led to all charges being dropped. Holder told police that Hardy choked her, slammed her against a bathtub, threw her to the floor and threatened to kill her after a fight at his Charlotte condo. The Dallas Cowboys star was seen attempting to drive his Bentley during the floods, but had to abandon it . It took officials and a tow truck several hours to

Summary: Hardy was convicted of domestic abuse against ex-girlfriend Nicki Holder and was suspended from the Dallas Cowboys for 10 days by the NFL . Charges were eventually dropped after Holder could not be located when Hardy's lawyers appealed the decision and asked for a jury trial . This week he got stuck in his Bentley in deep flash flood waters in Dallas . Hardy was forced to abandon his car and it was towed away hours later .


Serie A champions Juventus want to strengthen their attacking options this summer with a big-money move for PSG striker Edinson Cavani, according to a report in Italy. Corriere dello Sport claim that Juve have a plan in place to sign the in-demand Uruguayan as they look to partner him with fellow South American Carlos Tevez. Cavani, who played for Italian sides Palermo and Napoli before joining PSG in a £50million deal in 2013, has admitted his frustration at being played out of position under Laurent Blanc. PSG striker Edinson Cavani (left) is a target for Juventus according to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport . Manchester United also hold an interest in Cavani, pictured in action against Marseille last weekend . He told Canal Plus: 'The only concern that I have ever spoken about is that I was recruited to play as a striker with (Zlatan) Ibrahimovic and it has not always been the case. 'There is a long series of games where I have not scored in Ligue 1 but that can happen. In France, people judge me as a lone striker, but I do not play in that position.' Former Manchester United boss David Moyes attempted to sign Cavani before he joined PSG and the Old Trafford club remain interested in acquiring him when the transfer window reopens. Louis van Gaal is hoping to bring two new strikers to Old Trafford this summer with Radamel Falcao unlikely to turn his loan move into a permanent one and Robin van Persie being eyed by both Juve and Inter Milan. United appear to have an advantage over Juventus in their pursuit of Cavani after the player's agent, Claudio Anelucci, admitted that a move to England or Spain was most likely. Cavani (left) has admitted that he is concerned about playing out of position under Laurent Blanc (right) Cavani's agent Claudio Anelucci says his client is most likely to move to England or Spain this summer . He told Gazzetta dello Sport: 'Is Cavani on the market? At this point it's a little early to say. 'Edi is under contract at Paris Saint-Germain and there are several factors that come into play with respect to his future.' 'Once the situation is clarified there are several different scenarios given that players like him, at his level of maturity, are coveted by the biggest clubs in Europe. 'The market would seem to suggest Spain or England - we can't say at the present time that an Italian club could participate in the bidding for Cavani.'

Summary: Juventus want PSG's Edinson Cavani according to Corriere dello Sport . The Italian newspaper claim that Cavani would partner Carlos Tevez . Manchester United are also interested in the Uruguayan striker . Cavani's agent has talked up a move to England or Spain this summer . READ: Manchester United consider Cavani transfer .


Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia put on a united front today, as they stepped out for the first time since explosive new claims about the 47-year-old monarch's father emerged. According to a new book by a former royal correspondent, the former King Juan Carlos II had a long-running affair with a German socialite during the final decade of his reign. But if Felipe and Letizia were upset about the revelations, they certainly weren't showing it as they arrived at the University of Alcala de Henares to present the Cervantes Prize for Literature. Scroll down for video . Claims: King Felipe and Queen Letizia present a united front following the latest Spanish royal scandal . Walking arm-in-arm with his 42-year-old wife, King Felipe, who took the Spanish throne last June, kept a straight face as he approached photographers. Later, as a group of ukulele-wielding students appeared to serenade the royal couple, Felipe even managed a small smile. Well-hidden though any private anguish may have been, the news will have undoubtedly come as a blow to the Spanish royal who has been attempting to overhaul the image of the monarchy in Spain since taking the throne. His father Juan-Carlos was famous for his love of freebies, even, on one occasion, accepting a yacht called Fortuna as a gift. Not good: A new book by journalist Ana Romero (left) says King Juan-Carlos had a decade-long affair . Divorce: It also claimed that Juan-Carlos contemplated divorcing Felipe's mother, Queen Sofia . Unruffled: The Spanish royal couple kept any worries about the allegations under wraps during the visit . Light relief: Felipe managed a small smile while being serenaded by a group of student musicians . In June 2012, with the Spanish economy in crisis and unemployment running at close to 50 per cent among the young, Juan-Carlos was photographed enjoying a lavish hunting safari in Botswana. The trip, which was not announced in advance, only became known to Spanish taxpayers when the 77-year-old was injured and had to charter a special plane in order to get home. Juan-Carlos' African jaunt, a freebie paid for by Syrian businessman Mohamed Eyad Kayali, led to widespread calls for his abdication, which he did less than a year later. Since taking the Spanish throne, Felipe has introduced a new code of conduct which bans royals from accepting lavish gifts and also outlaws private business activity - the latter in response to a fraud scandal that enmeshed his sister Infanta Cristina in 2010. He has also included a stipulation that insists members of the Spanish royal family behave at all times in ways likely to 'please' and 'earn them the gratitude of' the public. Blow: The scandal is a set-back for Felipe who has been trying to change public perception of the monarchy . Freebies: Felipe's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies . Behaviour: Royals are expected to behave in a way that earns them the gratitude of the Spanish public . Despite Felipe's best efforts, his father's legacy remains troublesome - in

Summary: King Felipe was making his first appearance since the claims emerged . New book alleges his father had a 10-year affair with a German socialite . Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein claims Juan-Carlos wanted to marry her . Felipe, 47, was joined by wife Letizia, 42, at University of Alcala de Henares .


Manchester City are preparing bids for English trio Raheem Sterling, Ross Barkley and Jay Rodriguez as part of a summer Anglification of their squad. The club are well aware of a lack of homegrown talent at senior level with the departure of Frank Lampard and uncertainty over James Milner's future exacerbating the problem. Etihad Stadium chiefs have moved to address the situation and are expected to lodge offers for Liverpool winger Sterling, Everton midfielder Barkley and Southampton striker Rodriguez. Raheem Sterling would cost in region of £50million but the forward could buy out the final year of his contract . Everton midfielder Ross Barkley has been inconsistent this season but would command a hefty fee . Southampton striker Jay Rodriguez has not played this season but City are monitoring his return from injury . Club bosses believe the young pair on Merseyside, aged 20 and 21, can not only make an impact at fist-team level but can inject youth into an ageing squad. Sterling has refused to sign a new £100,000-a-week contract at Anfield, with the player and his advisers believing they can get £150,000 elsewhere. The England flyer is valued at £50m. However, he can buy out the final year of his contract for £1.7m, which may force Liverpool to accept an effectively half-priced bid of £25m. Barkley has had an inconsistent season, summed up by his penalty miss in Saturday's 1-0 win over Burnley, but is still expected to command a hefty fee. City are long-term admirers of Rodriguez, 25, and have been monitoring his comeback from a injury. The Lancashire lad suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury against City and Saints boss Ronald Koeman revealed he could return to action in the final game of the season against the same side. Frank Lampard was one of six homegrown players on their squad list this season, but will leave in the summer . Premier League rules state that clubs must have eight homegrown players in squads of 25. To achieve homegrown status, players born outside the UK can qualify as long as they have been at a club's academy for three years before their 21st birthday. If clubs cannot find eight they have to reduce their squads accordingly. City's list featured six homegrown players this term including Lampard, who will join sister club New York City FC in July and Milner who is still pondering his future. Their contract offer to former Aston Villa and Newcastle United man Milner remains on the table, however, there is interest from Premier League rivals Liverpool and Arsenal and a host of clubs from Italy and Spain. Despite rumours to the contrary, the 29-year-old Yorkshireman is yet to decide where his future lies. England international James Milner is out of contract in the summer and is considering his options . Milner can now speak Spanish after enlisting the help of a private tutor and regularly tests his newly-attained skill out on the likes of Pablo Zabaleta and David Silva, although the arrival of a baby daughter last summer may keep him on home soil.

Summary: Manchester City will make a concerted effort to sign English players . Raheem Sterling, Ross Barkley and Jay Rodriguez are all on the wanted list . City chiefs are concerned about lack of homegrown players at senior level . Frank Lampard will leave in summer and James Milner's future is uncertain .


It's the fat-shaming/fit-shaming controversy that's refusing to go away . Online fitness company Protein World caused a Twitter storm recently with its London Underground poster of a genetically-blessed model in a small yellow bikini, asking: 'Are you beach body ready?' The poster, promoting weight loss, came under fire from some feminists and body image campaigners who branded the campaign body-shaming and called for the offending images to be removed. Transport for London are in the process of removing the ad, and now internet pranksters have hit back with their own version of the poster, this time featuring three curvaceous women and featuring the caption: 'Yes. We are beach body ready.' Scroll down for video . 'Yes. We are beach body ready': An unknown internet source has recreated the controversial Protein World ad, with curvy alternatives . The original poster, from Protein World, has been subject to much controversy, with many citing it as 'body-shaming' The spoof advert follows the same striking format as the Protein World original, with an eye-catching yellow background and bold font, and is marked up as a Dove product (Dove's real beauty campaign encourages women to appreciate their bodies, regardless of size and shape) but the brand have denied being involved. After being made aware of the copycat image a representative for Dove said: The ad was not created by Dove but we do believe that every woman is beach body ready! Dove added: 'In 2004, 75% of women felt advertising and media set unrealistic standards of beauty. Today, that figure is 66%, with the perception being that more diversity is portrayed in the images of women we see around us. 'We have clearly made some progress in the 11 years since Dove started Campaign for Real Beauty but there is still much to do. Two thirds of UK women would prefer to see more women of different weights and shapes, different ages and without digital enhancement in the media. This is why Dove will continue to champion beauty for everyone because looking and feeling your best makes you feel happier.' The image, which was posted on the London underground, is now being removed following complaints . Billboards such as this one, were defaced, as a result of anger from body image campaigners and bloggers . It comes as plus-sized fashion label Simply Be also created its own poster. The parody showing model Jocelyn Corona in a bikini is being displayed at London's Knightsbridge Tube station on Saturday. Protesters are planning to gather to demonstrate against the original poster. Ms Corona said: 'Every woman has the right to feel comfortable in their own skin. I love being able to show off my curves, so it's great to see brands like Simply Be representing real women in the UK.' Simply Be spokesman Ed Watson said that the controversial Protein World advert was 'at best outdated, at worst insulting'. He said: 'While the Protein World model, Renee, is undeniably beautiful and I'm sure very healthy, it is irresponsible to project something that is largely unachievable as the ideal. 'We need

Summary: An unknown internet source has recreated the ad with curvy alternatives . Dove has denied being responsible for the poster, which carries their logo . The image is currently circulating on social media spoofing the original . Plus-sized fashion label Simply Be also created its own poster .


They may have millions in the bank and the most prestigious beauty houses bending over backwards to gift them products, but our favourite A-listers don't turn their noses up at cheap and simple tricks when it comes to beautifying. From Shailene Woodley colouring her lips with roasted beetroot to Kate Moss submerging her face in cucumber water, it seems the stars' best kept beauty hacks start in the kitchen. Insurgent actress Shailene, who is a big fan of natural beauty, has confessed to cooking the vibrant vegetable to use it as an alternative to lipstick. Insurgent actress Shailene Woodley colours her lips with roasted beetroot rather than lipstick... and she's not the only celebrity who favours natural beauty products . She told Bon Appetit magazine: 'It's totally awesome. Beets are amazing. If you roast them you'll get a better lipstick. 'They're not as potent and they don't stain the same way if they're raw. So I roast them first and then just dab a little of the juice on my lips with my finger.' The 23-year-old star isn't the only celebrity who swears by unusual products when it comes to looking her best. Gossip Girl actress Blake Lively revealed the secret behind her glossy blonde locks comes from her fridge. Blake Lively says her mother taught her to slather mayonnaise on the bottom half of her hair before showering to avoid it drying out . She told Byrdie: 'My mum taught me this really great beauty tip. She used to put oil or mayonnaise on the bottom half of her hair before she would shower. 'That way, when she would shampoo, the soap wouldn't strip the bottom of the hair and dry it out, making it brittle.' Meanwhile, 12 Years A Slave actress Lupita Nyong'o combats her dry skin with oily vegetables. She told Harper's Bazaar last year: 'Avocado oil is a big thing for me. I discovered it last year, and at first I was using it just on my body, but then I realised it works on my face, and my hair too, for that matter! 'Especially in the wintertime, when my skin is drier, it really seeps in and leaves it nice and lush.' Lupita Nyong'o combats her dry skin with avocado and loves to use it on her locks, too . Blonde-haired bombshell Scarlett Johansson is famed for her china doll skin and plump red lips. And while the actress can afford to splurge on a plethora of skincare treatments, the A-lister has been guarding a rather cheap and unusual beauty secret. The Avengers star has revealed that she uses apple cider vinegar as a cleanser. The 30-year-old slathers the natural product across her face to keep her spots at bay. While the actress did admit that the product - which is priced at around £1.50 in stores such as Holland & Barrett- can be harsh on skin, it has actually been effective in treating her spots. Speaking to Contactmusic about her beauty secrets, she revealed: 'I researched natural skincare and found that apple cider vinegar is really

Summary: Shailene Woodley colours her lips with roasted beetroot . Blake applies mayonnaise to the ends of her hair when she showers . Kate Moss submerges her face in cucumber water .


Manchester City star have met up with more than 100 local schoolchildren for the unveiling of a 64metre mural depicting 'the football effect' at the club's Academy Stadium. Players including Vincent Kompany and Gael Clichy helped youngsters add the finishing touches to the design during a street party on Wednesday - alongside women's players Lucy Bronze and Emma Lipman and Mathias Bossaerts and Kelechi Iheanacho from the Elite Development Squad. The mural has been inspired by young City fans around the world to reflect the positive influence that the game has brought to their lives. Manchester-based artists groups Outhouse used the pictures to design the huge mural, which took almost four weeks to complete. Captain Vincent Kompany helps a young City fan put the finishing touches to the massive mural . The 64metre design covers the south edge of the Premier League champion's Academy Stadium . City stars joined around 100 local schoolchildren for a street party to unveil the mural . Among the images featured are scenes of football being played around the world, including night football, street football and disabled leagues, while the club's City Football Academy is at the centre of the design. Captain Kompany felt privileged to be a part of unveiling: 'It's been a special street party event today and the wall looks incredible. When Manchester City Women's and our EDS teams play at the Academy Stadium, our fans will be able to see City's history and future reflected in this wall,' he said. Kompany and women's player Lucy Bronze give the mural the thumbs up with some young fans . Gael Clichy was also at hand to pose for pictures with youngsters at the mural's unveiling . 'Being at the City Football Academy, in the heart of Manchester means that we have a greater bond with the community and the surrounding areas and today's event showed this connection in action.' The Premier League champions, along with sister clubs including New York City FC and Melbourne City FC, recently invested £400,000 into a charitable programme, Cityzens Giving, aimed at extending the 'football effect' to areas of need across the globe. To find out more about City's community work around the world and to see a digital version of the wall, visit mcfc.co.uk/footballeffect . Meanwhile, City's 'football effect' on the field is faltering following a 2-1 defeat by Crystal Palace .

Summary: Premier League champions unveil 64m mural at Academy Stadium . Design was inspired by children and created by artists to show positive influences of football in line with charitable programme Cityzens Giving . Captain Vincent Kompany was privileged to be part of the street party . CLICK HERE for all the latest Man City news .


Argentina internationals from Manchester City and Manchester United looked delighted as they joined forces on Sunday night, enjoying a meal with their partners in the city centre. Stars such as Angel di Maria, Pablo Zabaleta and Marcos Rojo embraced as they dined at the popular San Carlo Italian Restaurant. The United players had just returned from a disappointing 1-0 defeat by Premier League leaders Chelsea on Saturday, while the City men were still on a high following a comfortable victory over West Ham. A host of Argentine stars including Angel di Maria (left) and Willy Caballero (right) dined out together at San Carlo restaurant on Sunday along with Manchester United goalkeeper Victor Valdes . United's £60million record summer signing was joined by his wife Jorgelina Cardoso for the evening . Martin Demichelis (left) and his wife Evangelina Anderson greet City defender Pablo Zabaleta . Victor Valdes was also present as another Spanish-speaker, and is pictured greeting fellow No 2 goalkeeper Willy Cabellero outside the restaurant. The players are said to have dined for around four hours at San Carlo, finishing up at around midnight. Di Maria, joined by wife Jorgelina Cardoso, Valdes with Yolanda Cardona, and Rojo with partner Eugenia Lusardo made up the United presence. United's No 2 goalkeeper Victor Valdes was also in attendance along with his partner Yolanda Cardona . Red Devils defender Marcos Rojo leaves San Carlo restaurant with wife Eugenia Lusardo . Rojo was ruled out of United's weekend clash against Chelsea with a stomach injury, but seemed in fine spirits on Sunday night, laughing and joking with his supposed rivals. Caballero, Zabaleta and Martin Demichelis were the City players pictured, fresh from beating West Ham at the Etihad Stadium earlier in the day. Lucia Caballero, Christel Castano and Evangelina Anderson joined their respective partners for the meal, which seemed to turn into a mini Argentine invasion. Valdes embraces City goalkeeper Caballero as the group say their farewells outside the Italian restaurant . Valdes, who is yet to make a first team appearance for United, joined his City rivals for a meal . 30year-old defender Zabaleta leaves the popular nightspot with spouse Christel Castano (left) Former Real Madrid man Di Maria (right) made a cameo appearance during Chelsea's 1-0 victory on Saturday . United boss Louis van Gaal (right) gestures towards the referee during the Premier League clash . United's £60million record signing Di Maria had to settle for yet another cameo appearance on Saturday after entering the fray in place of Ashley Young after 70 minutes. Di Maria was unable to help his side find a goal, despite United dominating Chelsea for large parts of the Stamford Bridge clash. A low strike from Belgian star Eden Hazard was enough to hand Jose Mourinho's side a crucial three points as they look to close in on the Premier League title. Eden Hazard celebrates giving Chelsea a 1-0 lead in the 5.30pm kick-off at Stamford Bridge . Remaining fixtures . Aston Villa (home) - April 25 . Tottenham (away) - May 3 . QPR (home) - May 10

Summary: Angel di Maria and Marcos Rojo dine out together in Manchester . Manchester City stars Martin Demichelis and Pablo Zabaleta also attend . United's Spanish goalkeeper Victor Valdes joined the Argentine contingent . Premier League stars enjoyed meal at Italian restaurant San Carlo .


A lone Iraq veteran set up camp outside a shamed fraternity, which is reeling from allegations that its members drunkenly taunted wounded soldiers, spat on servicemen urinated on the U.S. flag. Perry Clawson, a former Army colonel, was pictured Friday sitting outside the University of Florida's Zeta Beta Tau frat house in Gainesville, waving a Stars and Stripes of his own. Clawson, who said the members had 'p*****d off' servicemen across the country with their actions, pitched up outside the building, proudly displayed the flag which accompanied him on two tours of duty to Iraq. Shall not be moved: Perry Clawson, a retired Army colonel, pitched up outside the Zeta Beta Tau frat house in protest of their alleged treatment of wounded veterans . Disrespected: Nicholas Connole, pictured, said that braying students spat on him and his service dog as he tried to enjoy a vacation with his wife . Service: Connole is picutred above during on of his tours of duty in the Middle East . 'Disgusting': Linda Cope, who founded the retreat to honor her wounded son, said she saw frat members urinating on the U.S. flag . He was one of many veterans to respond to unedifying allegations that Zeta Beta Tau members had abused soldiers attending the Warrior Beach vacation retreat in Panama City Beach, the Gainesville Sun reported. The charity event provides vacations for maimed soldiers, their carers and families - but ran afoul of braying frat boys holding an event of their own earlier this month. One veteran, wounded Nicholas Connole, said frat members spat on him and his service dog from their balconies. He told local TV station WJHG: 'They actually spat on me and my service dog as well, and that's just so disrespectful and it hurts.' Haley Riley, whose husband is another injured veteran, said students hurled beer bottles at attendees. Linda Cope, who founded the retreat after her son lost both his legs in an IED explosion, said that rowdy students even went so far as to urinated on the American flag. Suspension: The Zeta Beta Tau chapter at the University of FLorida has been suspended, and three of its members expelled. There is nothing to suggest anybody in the photograph above was involved . Zeta Beta Tau's University of Florida chapter was suspended in the wake of the allegations, which university authorities are investigating. They have charged the organization with 'causing physical or other harm, obscene behavior, public intoxication, theft and property damage'. The fraternity has expelled three members and is also holding its own investigation. The expelled frat members have not been named. It has yet to determine what exactly took place, but said in a statement that 'there is no doubt that some our members engaged in unacceptable behavior.' While Panama City Beach police were called to deal with the frat members, they ultimately let the resort management handle them, and did not file any charges or write a police report. Zeta Beta Tau's University of Florida chapter was already on probation after being found guilty of holding hazing

Summary: Retired Col. Perry Clawson pitched up outside shamed Zeta Beta Tau frat . University of Florida chapter in Gainesville accused of abusing veterans . Witnesses say they spat at wounded vets at Panama City Beach retreat . Zeta Beta Tau chapter suspended and three members expelled . Clawson said the frat 'p*****d off' the entire military community .


Scientists are baffled after discovering a rare deep sea oarfish had washed up on a salt marsh in New Zealand. The serpent like specimen was found by a local man at the entrance of the Otago Harbour, in Dunedin on Thursday. Samples of the bizaree creature, known to swim vertically as well self-amputate its own tail, were sent to see Otago Museum for testing. Department of Conservation service manager David Agnew pictured with a three-metre oarfish which washed up at the entrance of the Otago Harbour on Thursday . Department of Conservation service manager David Agnew told Daily Mail Australia he had never seen anything like it. ‘I was in the area when a local man called me and said he had found a strange looking fish on his morning walk. It was unlike anything I had ever seen.' 'It must have just washed up and it was very fresh. It’s a very weird looking creature. Instead of scales it has this smooth skin, like tinfoil, and if you rubbed it the silver would come onto your hand.' Mr Agnew snapped some images and sent them off to the University of Otago. ‘They got back to me very quickly to say it was an oarfish, which I had never heard of. It’s incredibly rare to see them in New Zealand.’ Samples of the deep sea fish, known to swim vertically as well self-amputate its own tail, were sent to see Otago Museum for testing . The bizarre deep sea creatures are known to swim vertically as well as eating sections of their own tail . The fish, which can grow to eleven metres in length, are are known to eat of sections of their own tail. Scientists have been unable to explain why they self-amputate, but some have proposed it is a form of protection. The frightening appearance of the fish means they have have been associated with various myths, including people mistaking them for sea-serpents. It has even been suggested that the Loch Ness Monster was an oarfish. The frightening appearance of the fish has led to some people mistaking them for mythical sea-serpents . Otago Museum later took tissue and organ samples of the elusive fish in a bid to find out what caused it to be washed ashore. ‘Oarfish are typically often found hundreds of metres underwater. It’s likely this fish was moved here from a very strong current,’ Mr Agnew said.

Summary: The three-metre oarfish washed up on a salt marsh on the Otago Harbour . The deep sea creature swims vertically and eats sections of its own tail . Its frightening appearance has seen people mistake it for a sea-serpent . Tissue samples of the fish were sent to see Otago Museum for testing .


Liverpool just edged past Blackburn Rovers in their FA Cup sixth round replay to make it to a 24th Cup semi-final in the Anfield club's illustrious history. Philippe Coutinho eventually broke the deadlock after 161 goalless minutes across the two games but Blackburn came close to levelling matters when goalkeeper Simon Eastwood was denied in stoppage time. Sportsmail's Oliver Todd rated the player's performances at Ewood Park. BLACKBURN ROVERS: (4-4-2) Eastwood 7 . Could do nothing to stop Philippe Coutinho's winner but did well to deny Brazilian in the first half and even had a pop at goal himself with a brilliant turn in stoppage time. Simon even had a pop at goal himself with a brilliant turn in stoppage time after performing well in goal . Henley 7 . Solid at right back, he kept Raheem Sterling quieter than most full backs in the Barclays Premier League would. Restricted in going forward as he kept an eye on England star. Baptiste 8 . So often found in the way of Liverpool's shots, even though he was suffering with a hamstring injury. Performed heroics at the back but couldn't quite hold out before being substituted. Kilgallon 8 . Another solid performer, the skipper was unfazed by the challenge he faced from Daniel Sturridge and mainly restricted the England striker to potshots from range. Matt Kilgallon was another solid performer, the skipper was unfazed by the challenge of Daniel Sturridge . Olsson 7 . Could have gone down when under pressure inside the Liverpool area but his honesty was his own enemy. Solid at the back. Conway 6.5 . Industrious down the right but often restricted as he looked to double up on dangerous Sterling. Corry Evans is no stranger to a challenge, and he put himself about in midfield, replacing Jay Spearing . Evans 6.5 . No stranger to a challenge, put himself about in midfield after replacing cup-tied Jay Spearing. Booked for desperate challenge on Sterling. Williamson 7 . Tracked back really well and did his best to neutralise the threat of Coutinho. Could have given away a penalty in stoppage time for challenge on Joe Allen but referee made right decision. Marshall 7 . Creative force. Provided the ammo for Jordan Rhodes and Rudy Gestede as they looked to take advantage of an unfamiliar back-line. Unlucky to be denied by Simon Mignolet. Ben Marshall was unlucky to be denied when his header was saved by Simon Mignolet in the second half . Cairney 6.5 . Anonymous at times but then tested Mignolet from range as Rovers grew into the game early in the second half. Rhodes 6.5 . Subdued upfront and looked a poor replacement for Gestede who had impressed at Anfield. Missed with key header in the first half. Subs . Gestede 6.5 (for Conway 64) Came on to energise Blackburn as Liverpool took control but aside from one chance he showed a lack of match fitness, struggling with a hamstring problem. Spurr (for Baptiste 79) No time to make an impact but kept things together well. Rudy Gestede

Summary: Philippe Coutinho was man of the match in Liverpool's win over Blackburn . Alex Baptiste was superb in defence for the hosts at Ewood Park . Daniel Sturridge continued to show a lack of match sharpness .


Wojciech Szczesny will start in the FA Cup semi-final but the future looks bleak for the Poland goalkeeper who has been deposed as Arsenal’s No 1. Arsene Wenger confirmed Szczesny will play ahead of David Ospina against Reading at Wembley on Saturday but offered no further guarantees. ‘At the moment, I hope yes,’ said Wenger, after a long, uncharacteristic hesitation, when asked if Szczesny had a long-term future at the club. ‘It is very difficult to answer that question, you know. What is important is Saturday. Wojciech Szczesny will start in goal for Arsenal for the their FA Cup clash with Reading at Wembley . ‘His attitude is very good. He has trained very well, very focused. Your job is to fight for your place, no matter how difficult it is. When you choose this kind of job you know it is down to competition.’ Szczesny is understood to be content with his situation and confident of winning back his place. His Arsenal contract runs until 2018, but he has made just three appearances — all in the FA Cup — since an error-strewn display at Southampton on New Year’s Day. Arsenal have greatly improved since the defeat at St Mary’s when Szczesny mix-ups led to two goals. He then infuriated Wenger after the game by puffing on a cigarette in the showers. The Polish international has lost his place to David Ospina after a number of errors this season . Former Arsenal midfielder John Jensen went on Danish television before the smoking revelations and claimed Szczesny had been fined and would not play for Wenger again. The spin machine at the Emirates set about rubbishing this theory and Jensen’s sources, but so far Jensen has been vindicated. Ospina came in for the next game against Hull in the FA Cup third round and stayed in goal when Arsenal played Stoke in the Premier League a week later. The Colombian then kept his place. ‘They know the rules,’ said Wenger. ‘They are set at the start of the season. I replaced Wojciech because he had a bad game. I still think he’s a great goalkeeper and want him to have the opportunity to show that. The Colombian has taken his chance with both hands, winning 11 out the 12 games he's started in goal . ‘It is important two goalkeepers get competition and he will get that in the FA Cup now as long as Ospina plays in the Premier League. Barcelona play their No 2 goalkeeper in the Champions League. Why? Because you need to give them competition.’ Ospina has won 11 of 12 Premier League games since the Szczesny chop, but he could not prevent a 3-1 defeat in the first leg of the Champions League tie against Monaco.His unfussy style has solidified a notoriously brittle team. With frailties due to their commitment to attractive football, Arsenal crave reliability from their goalkeeper. Szczesny, for all his bravado and talent, was anything but reliable, with a short attention span and a tendency to become bored and seek involvement even when (especially

Summary: Wojciech Szczesny to play in goal during Arsenal's FA Cup semi-final . The Poland international lost the No 1 spot to new signing David Ospina . Szczesny could leave the club if another keeper is bought by Wenger . CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news .


Ukip's election campaign chief has admitted that the party sometimes resembles a 'rugby club on tour' with members who can be 'boorish' and 'chauvinistic'. Patrick O'Flynn, who is also the party's economics spokesman, said Ukip needs to 'work harder' as it is 'lagging' behind with female voters. As he launched the party's 'policies for women' alongside the Ukip deputy chairman Suzanne Evans and MEP Diane James, Mr O'Flynn was forced to defend its 'blokeish' image under Nigel Farage. Patrick O'Flynn, who is also the party's economics spokesman, said Ukip needs to 'work harder' as it is 'lagging' behind with female voters . Polls suggest around 15 per cent of men are planning to back Ukip, compared to only 10 per cent of women. Mr O'Flynn: 'Nigel has said sometimes Ukip has resembled a rugby club on tour. I think that's becoming less and less true and indeed the two top rank female politicians sitting alongside me today are two of the main reasons for that. 'But we need to work harder and there still are occasions where people in the party, men in the party, who should know better, have occasionally resorted to boorishness or chauvinism. When that happens I make sure I express my own displeasure. 'We're a very fast-growing party, we're increasing our attraction – it clearly is daft for us to see a political context where we're not maximising our support in every potential group. 'And, as set out today, there is no reason why we should be lagging with female voters – we still are, we've got to work harder on addressing those issues and we are doing.' The event was delayed after the Ukip-branded backdrop collapsed minutes before the press conference was due to begin, sparking frantic work to rebuild the set. Ukip leader Nigel Farage is often photographed smoking cigarettes and drinking pints of beer . The party used the event confirm a raft of policies, including removing VAT from sanitary products, which they have dubbed a 'tampon tax'. It also said it would give 'absolute, full and unconditional' support for current maternity and paternity leave laws, as well as making sure maternity wards are 'properly resourced'. Ms James said the party would tackle the problem of female genital mutilation (FGM), which she warned is 'accepted cultural practice' for some of 'our ethnic compatriots'. Mrs Evans, who is writing the party's election manifesto, blamed the gap in support for Ukip between men and women on 'lies' and 'myths' spread about the party. She said: 'I think it is because of the lies the other parties have put out about us. 'There is this myth we will scrap maternity leave, that we hate women, that we don't do anything for women - I think Diane and I are living proof. 'Unfortunately the propaganda the other parties put about has hit very hard and very deep.' Suzanne Evans, who is writing the party's election manifesto, blamed the gap in support for Ukip between men and women on 'lies' and 'myths' spread about the party . Ukip MEP Godfrey

Summary: Ukip launches its 'policies for women' to address gender divide . 15% of men planning to back Ukip, compared to only 10% of women voters . MEP Patrick O'Flynn says party still resorts to 'boorishness or chauvinism'


A 42-year-old high school teacher in Georgia turned herself in to police on Tuesday to face charges of sleeping with three of her male students. Phoebe Jo Chapman surrendered to sheriffs at the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office in Valdosta and has since been charged with three counts of sexual assault. Police say the charges stem from three separate encounters with different boys. The students have all since graduated, but investigators say there were still attending Lowndes High School when the alleged sexual encounters occurred. Surrendered: Phoebe Jo Chapman, 42, turned herself in to the Lowndes County jail on Tuesday morning and was booked on three counts of sexual assault - one count for each victim . According to WCTV, the sheriff's office received information about Chapman in March. Rumors had been circulating the school that she had had relations with the career and technical instruction teacher and male students. Officers were then able to identify three victims and interviewed them. All three admitted to having sexual relations with Chapman. Chapman resigned from the school as the investigation got underway. 'By statute, any time a teacher is involved in a sexual relationship with a student, it's illegal. They cannot be involved,' Lt. Stryde Jones of the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office told WCTV. Improper relations: Chapman is accused of having sex with three different male students while teaching at Lowndes High School in Valdosta, Georgia . Investigation: Lt. Stryde Jones of the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office said that the other teachers were not aware of what was going on and that rumors started among the students . 'Those teachers are put in a position of trust, just like law enforcement. When you're put in that position of trust, you're held to a higher standard and you're expected to make decisions that are comparable with the position that you're in. Lt. Jones said it appears the relations were kept a secret until the rumors started. 'I don't think other teachers knew,' he told WCTV. 'We have found nothing so far to indicate that anybody at the school in a position of leadership or an employee knew what was going on. 'There may have been other students that knew what was going on but they had not made anything public other than maybe to themselves.'

Summary: Phoebe Jo Chapman turned herself in Tuesday in Valdosta, Georgia . Charged with having sex with three male students . She resigned from the school as the investigation progressed . Also had relations with another teacher .


A newborn baby girl who was found dead inside a garbage can outside an Ohio sorority house last week was born alive and then suffocated, according to the coroner. A preliminary ruling from the Muskingum County coroner on Monday said the baby found at Muskingum University campus was nearly full term when she was born, NBC4 reported. The child's mother is a student at the small school in New Concord, authorities said last week, but they have refused to release her name. Scroll down for video . Found: A newborn girl was found inside the trash outside the Delta Gamma Theta sorority house, pictured, at Muskingum University last Wednesday. It has now emerged the baby was alive when she was born . They interviewed her after the child's body was found on Wednesday night outside the Delta Gamma Theta sorority house on Lakeside Drive. No charges have been filed. A University police officer called the sheriff’s office at around 9pm on Wednesday after he reported seeing a dead newborn outside the building. The body was inside a plastic bag in the garbage can, according to reports. It's the second time a baby has died of asphyxiation at the school, The Times Reporter noted. Jennifer Bryant, then 22, was arrested on involuntary manslaughter and other charges in 2002 after she gave birth to a baby boy in her campus apartment and then put him in the trash. He later died. Bryant, who was a student at the school, pleaded guilty and was sentenced in to three years in prison in 2003, but she was released after seven months. Tragic: It is the second time an abandoned baby has died at the university campus in eastern Ohio. In 2002, the body of a baby boy was found in a dumpster and his mother served seven months in prison . Ohio has a Safe Haven Law that's been in place since 2001 allowing mothers of newborns to anonymously leave their child at a hospital or fire station. The newborn is then placed with child services and hopefully then put in a loving home. As long as the newborn shows no sign of abuse or neglect then the mother does not face any legal charges. Muskingum University, which is about 70 miles east of Columbus, has 3,000 students. See below for video .

Summary: The body of a baby girl was found inside a plastic bag in a trash can outside the Delta Gamma Theta at Muskingum University last week . An autopsy has now revealed that the baby was born alive and was nearly full term but died from asphyxiation . The child's mother, whose name has not been released, has spoken with police but has not been charged .


Rarely-seen photos of Captain Robert Scott’s expedition to the South Pole and an American Civil War flag are among the items expected to fetch tens of thousands of pounds at a unique auction in London later this month. More than 250 fascinating and eclectic objects – with estimated values of £500 to £30,000 – will go under the hammer in the one-off, travel-themed auction at Christie’s South Kensington. Filled with historic artefacts, pricey art and souvenirs acquired during the original owners’ travels, the Around the World auction is drawing interest from collectors and those with wanderlust. This 1838 map (estimated value £7,000 to £10,000) was engraved by John Dower and includes a list of the era’s major discoveries . The one-off, travel-themed auction includes a 34-star US flag, with an estimated value of £10,000 to £15,000, from the Civil War era . One of the highly-anticipated lots contains 11 restored photos of Captain Robert Scott's doomed expedition to the South Pole . One of the highlights of the collection – consignors – is 11 professionally restored photos of Captain Scott’s fateful British Antarctic Expedition. Estimated at £20,000 to £30,000, the copies were created using the surviving gelatine positives and paper negatives taken by the captain himself before he and the rest of his party died during their return journey after reaching the South Pole in January 1912. The photos document the building of the expedition’s base hut, the frigid conditions on Ross Island and their long march to the southernmost point on Earth. Christie’s, the world’s largest auction house, said very few copies were published at the time and many remained unseen and unknown until recently. A photo of a Geisha exiting a Kyoto metro station, taken by Steve McCurry, has an estimated value £3,000 to £5,000 . A saddle made by the Edward H Bohlin Company (left) and an incense burner in the shape of Venezuelan military leader Simon Bolivar . A Indo-Portuguese marquetry chest (valued at £20,000 to £30,000) from the late 17th to early 18th century is one of the rare items available . Another unique item that is expected to fetch a similar price is a silver-mounted and engraved leather parade saddle manufactured by the Hollywood-based Edward H Bohlin Company, which served as ‘the saddle-maker to the stars’. Hand-crafted around 1930, the saddle bears the company’s stamp and all the hallmarks of its attention to detail. Edward Bohlin, who was born in Sweden, created saddles, outfits and accessories for some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, including John Wayne and Clint Eastwood, and US presidents. A model of a British Airways Concorde (valued at £6,000 to £9,000) is one of more than 250 items that will go under the hammer . The travel-themed collection includes a Maori hei tiki pendant from New Zealand (estimated value: £8,000 to £12,000) These Italian marble busts of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, circa 1900-1910, have an estimated value of £6,000 to £8,000 . Another item valued at £20,000 to £30,000 is an elaborate Indo-Portuguese marquetry chest from the late 17th to early 18th

Summary: More than 250 fascinating and eclectic items - with estimated values of £500 to £30,000 - will go under the hammer . Christie's has curated the collection, which is filled with historic artefacts, pricey art and travel souvenirs . Other items include a Maori hei tiki pendant, a model of a British Airways Concorde and a section of elephant tusk .


Golden State's Stephen Curry scored 40 points, including a 3-pointer in the final seconds of regulation to complete a 20-point, fourth-quarter comeback that allowed the Golden State Warriors to beat New Orleans 123-119 in overtime Thursday and take a 3-0 lead in their first-round play-off series. The dramatic win by the Warriors was mirrored by Chicago's double-overtime victory over Milwaukee. The Bulls also established a 3-0 series lead, as did Cleveland against Boston. Curry hit seven 3s in all, including one to start overtime that gave the Warriors the lead for good. Stephen Curry (centre) scored 40 points as the Golden State Warriors beat New Orleans Pelicans 123-119 . Curry (left) shoots over Tyreke Evans of the Pelicans as he spearheaded their win over the Pelicans . Curry (centre) hit seven 3s as Golden State completed a fourth-quarter comeback to lead play-off series 3-0 . Klay Thompson had 28 points for the Warriors, who trailed 89-69 after three quarters, then outscored New Orleans 39-19 over the next 12 minutes. Anthony Davis had 29 points and 15 rebounds for the Pelicans, but his missed free throw with 9.6 seconds left allowed Curry's late 3 to tie it. Curry missed a 3-point attempt in the final seconds of regulation, but Marreese Speights corralled the rebound and handed it to Curry in the corner, and the Warriors' leader wasn't going to miss twice. Davis had a chance to tie it in the final seconds of overtime, but Warriors center Andrew Bogut forced him into a difficult driving shot, which missed badly. The Warriors go for the sweep on Saturday in New Orleans. No NBA team has ever overcome a 3-0 deficit to win a playoff series. Chicago are also on course for a sweep after a 113-106 double overtime win against Milwaukee. Derrick Rose scored 34 points and Jimmy Butler added 24 for the Bulls. Butler's steal and layup started an 8-0 run that gave Chicago a 109-101 lead with 2:44 left in the second overtime. Rose scored six points in the second overtime, including a layup off an offensive rebound with 2:15 left for a 10-point lead. Giannis Antetokounmpo had 25 points and Khris Middleton added 18 for Milwaukee, which went scoreless for more than 6 minutes in the first and second overtimes. The Bucks will host Game 4 on Saturday. Cleveland did not need overtime to take its 3-0 lead, but the 103-95 win at Boston was hard fought all the same. LeBron James scored 31 points and Cleveland moved one win away from a sweep in its first play-off series in five years. The Celtics kept it close, just as they did in the previous two games, and trailed 95-92 after Evan Turner hit a 3-pointer with 2:45 left. But Kevin Love hit two 3-pointers for a 101-93 lead with 26 seconds to go. Turner had 19 points and Avery Bradley added 18 for Boston. LeBron James (centre) scored 31 points as the Cleveland Cavaliers beat Boston 103-95 . James (second left) helped Cleveland move a win away from a sweep in

Summary: Stephen Curry's 40 points included a 3-pointer in the final seconds . Curry's performance propelled Golden State Warriors to 123-119 win . Golden State now lead their first round play-off series 3-0 .


Dylan Miller, a senior studying English and philosophy at Juniata College decided to live in a hut for a research project on simple living . A student at Juniata College has lived in a hut built out of fallen trees, leaves and a tarp since September for his senior research project on simple living. Dylan Miller, a senior at Juniata College, in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, studying English and philosophy, decided for his senior project that he would live in a hut deep in the woods about a half-hour's walk from campus to learn about living with only the necessities. With no plumbing or electricity, Miller has spent the last eight months studying by lantern and chasing away the occasional bear as his fellow students live comfortably in their dorm rooms. He hopes living in his nine-foot-tall, 17-by-17ft hut will teach him about living simply, away from the luxuries of the present day. Miller, a 21-year-old from Meadville, Pennsylvania, told Philly.com he's 'gotten used to roughing it'. 'I'm comfortable sleeping here now and walking around in the woods. I feel very free,' he said. His one-room structure sits on his campus's Baker-Henry Nature Reserve. With the help of trees and rope he formed the structure and insulated it with vegetation. Oak plank floorboards came from a friend's barn. 'I think my generation is going to make a lot of sacrifices for a healthy future when it comes to materialism and energy usage,' Miller, 21, said. 'A lot of people associate giving up things with less happiness. But I want to show people that you can live like a king even if you have very little.' Scroll down for video . Miller, 21, has been living in the one-room hut on Juniata's Baker-Henry Nature Reserve in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, since September . Miller built the hut out of fallen trees, leaves, rope and a tarp. He used vegetation as insulation. There is no plumbing or electricity in the structure, which is about a half-hour walk from campus . Assistant professor of English Will Dickey approved Miller's project and 'thought it was a fantastic idea'. 'Most of us are happy to watch TV at night to unwind,' Dickey told Philly.com. 'But Dylan is interested in a firsthand experience: mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. As Thoreau said in Walden, I'm fronting only the essentials in life and living it firsthand.' Miller has used a journal to document his lifestyle and thoughts throughout his time in the huts with hopes of better understanding Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson. His 21-page proposal for the project provided a lengthy reading list that featured works by Thoreau, Emerson and Aldo Leopold, plus a Buddhist text called The Dhammapada, according to USA Today. During his daily campus trips, Miller charges his computer and phone and showers at friends' houses when he can. Miller used oak paneling from a friend's old barn to create the floor of his structure. He hopes to use is project to better understand writers such as Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson . In order to

Summary: Dylan Miller is a senior at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania . He's been living in a hut deep in the woods a half-hour walk from campus since September . He has no plumbing or electricity in the hut and studies by lantern . He hopes living in the hut will help him better understand Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson .


Al Horford and DeMarre Carroll scored 20 points each to help the Atlanta Hawks match a franchise record with their 57th win, beating the Brooklyn Nets 131-99 on Saturday night. However, the Hawks lost forward Paul Millsap to a right shoulder injury in a collision with Brooklyn's Earl Clark with 1:52 left in the first half. There was no foul called on the play which left Millsap sprawled on the floor. He grimaced as he held his shoulder while walking off the court. Millsap did not return and finished with eight points and five assists. The Hawks provided no immediate details on the injury. Al Horford scored 20 points as the Atlanta Hawks crushed the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night . DeMarre Carroll also scored 20 points as Atlanta notched up their 57th victory of the season . Jeff Teague added had 17 points as Atlanta never trailed while ending the Nets' season-best six-game winning streak. Bojan Bogdanovic led Brooklyn with 19 points. The Hawks topped their previous season high of 130 points on John Jenkins' 3-pointer with 54 seconds remaining. Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer has given his starters generous rest since the team clinched first place in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The Hawks returned to a normal rotation against the Nets and looked ready for the postseason while racing to a 66-48 halftime lead. The teams could meet in the playoffs, but Budenholzer said before the game 'We can't hold anything back. We're just going to play.' Paul Millsap left the game early after picking up a shoulder injury in the first half . Millsap's injury was the only bad news of the first half for the Hawks. Atlanta shot 7 for 12 on 3-pointers in the half and also had stirring jams from Horford and Teague. Reggie Jackson scored 15 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter, including the winning layup with 5 seconds remaining, and the Detroit Pistons rallied to beat the Miami Heat 99-98. Andre Drummond had 11 points and 17 rebounds for his 44th double-double, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 19 points and Anthony Tolliver added 15 for the Pistons. Detroit rallied from 15 down in the fourth and closed with a 21-6 run over the final 5:36 to get the win. Dwyane Wade scored 24 points and Goran Dragic had 21 for the Heat. Luol Deng added 13 points and Hassan Whiteside had 13 points and 12 rebounds. The Western Conference leading Golden State Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks in Texas . Marcus Smart celebrates his winning basket as the Boston Celtics beat the Toronto Raptors in overtime . Marcus Smart hit a buzzer-beating layup in overtime and the Boston Celtics beat the Toronto Raptors 117-166 and moved into the playoff berths. With 2.6 seconds left and Boston trailing by one, Smart took a pass from a driving Isaiah Thomas and sneaked behind the collapsing Toronto defense to score the winning basket, silencing the sellout crowd of 19,800. Thomas scored 25 points, Tyler Zeller had 20 and Evan Turner added 18 points and 10 assists for the

Summary: Atlanta Hawks beat Brooklyn Nets 131-99 on Saturday night . Win was 57th of the season for Eastern Conference leaders . Hawks' Paul Millsap suffers a shoulder injury in first half . Boston Celtics beat Toronto Raptors in overtime to boost play-off hopes . West leaders Golden State Warriors see off Dallas Mavericks 123-110 .


The death of a toddler in central west NSW is being treated as suspicious by police. The 20-month-old boy had reportedly been choking and struggling to breathe on March the 23rd and was rushed to Coolah District Hospital by emergency services where he was pronounced dead. Forensic officers attended the property on Merrygoen Rd in Neilrex on Wednesday where they executed a crime scene warrant. The death of a 20-month-old toddler is being treated as suspicious after he was admitted struggling to breathe . Police strongly believe that there are members of the Neilrex community, which is 60 kilometres south of Coonabarabran, that can help them with their investigation. According to the ABC, police have said that inquiries to date suggest the death was suspicious. Detective Inspector Cameron Whiteside said it was not the time to speculate or develop theories. 'This is a very serious matter...this is the death of a young child, a toddler,' he said. 'However I can tell you because of the nature of the information we received, the examination of the crime scene and the medical examination that's taken place in relation to the child, the investigation is being regarded as suspicious,' he told the Seven Network. The infant was rushed to Coolah District Hospital by emergency services but sadly died shortly after . Police are treating the incident as suspicious and executed a crime scene warrant on Wednesday . Detective Whiteside has also said that the child's parents have been spoken to and they are in ongoing contact with them in relation to the investigation. 'Remembering this is the death of a 20-month-old child who didn't get the opportunity to reach his second birthday,' he said. Officers are appealing to the public for any information about the incident.

Summary: The death of a toddler two weeks ago is being treated as suspicious . Police issued crime scene warrant on the property in Neilrex, NSW on Wed . Detective Whiteside said that due to inquiries it is regarded as suspicious . The 20-month-old was rushed to hospital after struggling to breathe . Police believe that members of the Neilrex community have information .


A married dentist forced his practice nurse to resign after she rejected his attempts to kiss her, a tribunal heard. Colin Cromie told Xara Grogan, 29, they should jet to Barcelona for a break and claimed they were both stuck with the wrong partner. But when she turned down his advances their working relationship soured and Mr Cromie, 49, became increasingly hostile and unfriendly. He would also snatch instruments from her in the surgery and be ‘abrupt and rude’ and blamed her for a fall-out with another dental practice. Married dentist Colin Cromie (left), 49, forced practice nurse Xara Grogan (right), 29, to resign after she rejected his attempts to kiss her, a tribunal heard . When Miss Grogan complained about having to wear a uniform, including culottes, Mr Cromie, a former major in the Royal Army Dental Corps, told her she would be ‘out on her ear’ if she joined a union, it was alleged. On another occasion as she was helping a dental technician to organise a quote for dentures, Mr Cromie shouted at her and told her she should ‘know her place’. And on a separate occasion Mr Cromie gave Miss Grogan a dressing-down for failing to set up the practice’s reception, when a colleague who arrived late went unpunished. Mr Cromie made life so unpleasant the nurse was later forced to quit the job she had held for more than five years. The tribunal found Miss Grogan was constructively dismissed by Mr Cromie and his conduct towards the nurse did amount to sex discrimination. But she failed in her bid to prove further allegations of harassment and victimisation against the dentist. She was awarded £16,500 compensation for the dismissal and ‘hurt feelings’ as well as back pay that she was owed. Workplace: Mr Cromie hired Miss Grogan to work at Petre Dental, pictured, in Lancashire . The hearing was told Miss Grogan had worked for Mr Cromie in two spells from 2008 in two separate practices he had set up. She had been in a relationship with Mr Cromie’s stepson, Paul Talbot, and the pair had lived with the dentist and his wife. But relations between the dentist and his nurse began to change when Mr Cromie began sharing ‘sexist’ jokes with her via text message and then offered to take her to Barcelona. He told Miss Grogan, who had been arguing with her partner, that they were each with the wrong partners and attempted to hug and kiss her. Miss Grogan (above) initially complained to the practice manager, Diane Talbot – Mr Cromie’s wife – and became frustrated when no action was taken . When she turned him down he became ‘increasingly hostile’, treating her to ‘extended silences and outbursts’, according to the tribunal’s official ruling. Miss Grogan complained to the practice manager, Diane Talbot – Mr Cromie’s wife – and became frustrated when no action was taken. She eventually resigned from her job as a nurse at the Petre Dental practice in Clay-le-Moors, Lancashire, and claimed unfair dismissal and sexual discrimination against the dentist. Mr Cromie

Summary: Colin Cromie hired his stepson's girlfriend Xara Grogan as a dental nurse . He flirted with the 29-year-old, shared sexist jokes and tried to kiss her . When she turned him down he became 'hostile' and forced her out of job . Miss Grogan won claim for constructive dismissal and sexual harassment .


He has been painted by history as a wicked hunchback, but Richard III kept the disease that curved his spine secret through out his life, a historian has claimed. The last Plantagenet king of England was described by William Shakespeare as a 'poisonous bunch-back'd toad' in his play depicting the monarch. But research on the king's skeleton discovered under a council car park in Leicester revealed that this may have been an exaggeration of a spine deformity known as scoliosis. Scroll down for video . Richard III's skeleton found under a car park in Leicester was found to a distinctive scoliosisof the spine . Now a new academic paper claims that even this condition, which caused one of his shoulders to be slightly higher than the other, was probably not known about until after his death. Dr Mary Ann Lund, from the University of Leicester's school of English, said tailoring and specially fitted armour probably helped to disguise the curve in his spine. The genetic analysis showed that Richard III almost certainly had blue eyes and likely had blonde hair - although it may have darkened with age. Richard III was depicted by William Shakespeare as a tyrannical hunchback who murdered two princes in the Tower of London. But scans of the king's skeleton show he wasn't a hunchback, but only had a slight deformity that would have barely affected his appearance or prowess on the field of battle. The notorious description by Shakespeare of a ‘hunchback toad’, a Machiavellian villain suffering a twisted body, a limp and withered arm, was almost certainly an attempt to blacken his reputation, experts claim. Instead, a 3D reconstruction of the king’s spine shows 65 to 85 degrees of ‘scoliosis’, or sideways bending of his spine to the right. The condition, which would have developed in his early teens, means he was very far from being a hunchback. Despite having one shoulder slightly higher than the other and a short trunk in comparison with his arms and legs, there is no evidence he walked with a limp. She said: 'It is highly likely that Richard took care to control his public image. 'The body of the king was part of the propaganda of power, and even when it was revealed in order to be anointed as part of his coronation ceremony it was simultaneously concealed from the congregation. 'Tailoring probably kept the signs of his scoliosis hidden to spectators outside the royal household of attendants, servants and medical staff who dressed, bathed and tended to the monarch's body.' Writing in the journal Medical Humanities, Dr Lund argues that like other monarchs Richard III's body image would have been carefully controlled. It was only after his death at the battle of Bosworth in 1485 that his physical shape was made public when his corpse was stripped and displayed. Dr Lund said that it was this treatment that later led to his reputation as a hunchback - something that was later picked up by Shakespeare. She said were no surviving descriptions of Richard III's distinctive physique from during

Summary: Historian Dr Mary Ann Lund believes Richard III used good tailoring and clever armour to hide the scoliosis in his spine that curved to the right . She argues his condition only emerged when he was stripped after death . Scientists who examined Richard III's skeleton say the king was far from being the hunchback portrayed by William Shakespeare in his plays . Dr Lund says the king's name was probably blackened after death in battle .


Former Real Madrid ace Kaka and Canadian international Cyle Larin proved the difference as Orlando City earned all three points against Portland Timbers at a sold-out Providence Park. Canadian international Larin reacted quickest to chest home the delivery of Kevin Molino in the first-half before Kaka sealed the win with a penalty in the closing stages of the match. Darlington Nagbe proved the Timbers biggest threat, but Aurelien Collin and co stood strong in defence to earn Orlando their second away win of the season. Former Real Madrid ace Kaka runs at the Portland Timbers defence at Providence Park in Oregon . Like so often in the early stages of this season, all eyes were on former Real Madrid ace Kaka as traveling Orlando looked to continue their unbeaten away run. Creating chances for fun has been the Brazilians job since arriving in America, but it was English representative Ridgewell who had the biggest influence of the first-half. Ridgewell, who enjoyed spells with Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion, failed to deal with a clearance as Orlando threatened the Timbers defence. His week header fell kindly to Molino who flashed the ball across goal before the ball struck Larin and evaded goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey. On first glance the goal seemed fortunate, but video replays showed Larin turn and chest the ball into the goal smartly to give Orlando the lead. Kaka's second-half penatly helped Orlando City win their second away game of the season . Nagbe tried and failed to rally the lacklustre Timbers in the second-half, but his teammates struggled to get on the same wavelength as the Liberian attacker. The hosts were lucky to end the game with all 11-men when goalkeeper Kwarasey took down substitute Carlos Rivas in the closing stages. Kwarasey avoided dismissal but was unable to stop Kaka from doubling Orlando’s lead from the spot to send Adrian Heath’s side third in the table. Major League Soccer star Darlington Nagbe goes close with an effort against Orlando City at Providence Park .

Summary: Cyle Larin set Orlando City on their way to earning all three points . Larin scored his first professional goal in the first half at Providence Park . Brazilian Kaka wrapped up the win when he scored a late penalty . Second away win of the season sends Orlando City third in the league .


A nanny is behind bars after she was caught on camera allegedly beating a young girl in her care. Lidia Quilligana was arrested in Danbury, Connecticut last month after police viewed a video that allegedly showed her choking and beating a 3-year-old girl, and then burning her legs, arms and hands on a hot stove as she screamed out in pain. This after the girl's family set up a nanny cam thinking that something was happening to the girl. Scroll down for video . Lidia Quilligana (above in court Wednesday) was arrested in Danbury, Connecticut last month after police viewed a video that allegedly showed her choking and beating a 3-year-old girl . She was also caught allegedly burning the legs, arms and handsof the girl on a hot stove as she screamed out in pain . 'You can hear the child yelling screaming,' said the prosecutor in court on Wednesday according to News 8. 'Multiple times she takes the child’s hands and puts the child’s hands on the burner.' She then called it the 'worst video' she has ever seen in her career. Quilligana has worked for the family, who are not being named for their daughter's safety, for about a year. In December 2014, the parents began to suspect something might be going on, so they purchased the camera. The defense lawyer working for Quilligana says the charges are completely false, and that her client even knew she was being filmed by the family. Furthermore, four other families wrote letters showing their support for the nanny in court. 'She’s never had any problems in the past,' said Tunnard. 'She’s watched other people’s kids over the past three years, those are the letters I showed to the court. That she’s always been very trustworthy and they never had any issues with her.' Quilligana is charged with first degree assault of a child under 10 years old and criminal mischief and will appear again in court on April 22. Her bail has been set at $1million.

Summary: Lidia Quilligana was arrested in Danbury, Connecticut after police viewed a video that allegedly showed her choking and beating a 3-year-old girl . She was also caught allegedly burning the legs, arms and hands of the girl on a hot stove as she screamed out in pain . Quilligana, who is being held on $1million bail and charged with first degree assault and criminal mischief, has said these charges are untrue . The family set up a nanny cam in December 2014 after they became suspicious of Quilligana .